1972_04 The Daily Collegian April 1972

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Elections: attendance lacking at rallies     Senate-, budget
(Cnalipxjii, from page 1)
rally and seat Joe Guagliardo to
address ths rally on hla behalf
Bon! denied the eoxwtltutto* 'he-
caa** It woald am ba fair to allow a raaalBkiB to speak twice at
oa a rally, ***** If one* was tor
Gaagllardo. a recently declared wtit*-!n candldsto lar
praaMaat, ssld that th*r* ere
•Ht*r»lly thousand* of tMnga the
I to do,'such a* fr**-
t fund* which ar* 't1*d
all c
sew sfem* of ts*)
rscexe direct benefit to the students themselves." Accordtng to Gusgllsr-
do, $400,000 la accumulated student toss ia •lying dormant" In
numerous bank sccotaata.
GuagllBrdo currently s*rv*s as
chairman of the senate finance
committee and believes that
•programs ar* needed to put th*
money back to work tor ths etu-
* money doean't
aid the students For exxmple,
I fe*l that some of the money
could be used for s goag-term
Blaxtoiit loan fend, snd any interval derived from these loans
coaaa he used ss grants snd schol -
No on* hss don* that yet.
Caraatly tha
Colleg* Union Board, G-aurliardo
h*« thr** year*
sarvtcea
of the College Union Board and
two
gSSBBBs
rUBd
♦ice
ever. legislative vie*,
rial ranMaatas Sam Germsay aad
hsve sines
Carat**** 1** thrown M* *up-      *s la the
budget and the commercial aetlv-
Itlee budget. The Board of Directors la wry reluctant to release any money from the commercial activities budget tor *tu-
dent programming sctlvitl**.*
Guagliardo recently declared
himself s write-in candidate and
said his decision to run •***
baaed on the Met thst som*of my
opponents felt thst th* students
aren't inter**ted in the election.'
•Because of this lack of later-
est. th*y seem to feel It wss aot
their role to present issues to
rale* lBt*r**t on tha part of the
I feel It la our role,"
Guagliardo termed his chances
In the race 'extremely good."but
ssld his "major threat will come
from the large organization*
hacking my opponents •
•I want to give th* students Issues to look at and think about.
Family planning
clinic to start
Tbs College Religious Center,
through the sponsorship of
Planned .Parenthood of Freano,
will soon bs providing Information and treatment in family planning areas
John Fitch, a local attorney
and chairmsn of the clinic committee. Indicated that th* clinic
should be In full operation by
Msy 10.
Three local physician* hav*
donated their services to the
center. The clinic will be able to
counxwUag aad rap I
•ii**- rartou* ara** of family
Btawasiag. They sre held each
Tessa*y from 3:30 to S p.m. No
appatatmsots ara rtecesssry.
The session* ar* conducted by
lUlsxstssr professional*. Thsy
will dascass pregssney teats,
rnetkXsd* of contraception, continuing of pregnawKyorarraraxing
lar adoption, termtnatioo of preg-
nsney under the provision* of
CsllforsAa'a TBa»iapaanc Abor-
SaBMjaxxt at trtviB that th* •
concern*   iteetf   wtth."
t ration.
Hal   B
nt's s
(CiiatlsaBfl from page 1)
iiraattBaal Ws*k.
4*Bias* d* M Rasa sad Woi
en's Month were baxxjatad $1,150     nsaiJsrJ "
and $1,190 r**p*cdv*ty. CoUla* *dited that 'wrltiag It
Ths $17,408 propoeed biidgwt     u deee aM B**ka the aeasue Baa
tor the atiiiial eemj a
tioa wa* sa area af mash debate. A aif4t
wlM the
De   Ls   Crux   laXrodacad   sa
BBiBBdmsnt to licrtiii travel
iwaaas far the year to $1,000 sad     th* ssnals's biaigai
cherged   Gx-agllardo with being A $15,000 baa*** tor the r*>
r*xly$700tobe     easily BBnahUaaadCMldDeyCsr*
moat important ta th*
msttera   of   public   policy
Poet  three
Wada took a
plain hla write-in
Md hta iipponasi Pottk
a minimal co*t covaring m*t*rt-       th*
JOC GUAGLIAPtX)
port to De La Crux and Bolen, as
wwll a* John Stanfteld, running
for legislative vlc*-pr**td*nt,
and Jam* Parks, candidate for
Performing Arts senator.
Pot thaa t is now s writ*-In
candidal* for senate post three.
Concerning Ms endorsements,
Germany said the candidates
were 'well qualified aad they
want to do something for th* students In a humanistic way."
Administrative vie*-presidential candidate Bob Fletcher hss
withdrawn from the race, but
was unavailable for comment.
At on* point dating th* rally,
Savlno charged that Association
money wss poorly put to us* wh*n
•the sweat* spent $40 to send a
delegate to the National Youth
Vot* Convention tn Chicago."
In a verbal exchange with Savlno, Guagliardo aald, 'That's
an overt lie—student money wa*
merely loaned and It waa all repaid.*
He later added, •Th* money
wa* repaid. In fact, $90 was returned. The trip did not cost the
association a thing '
Savlno. former Junior clsa*
senator, aald that mora emphaal*
wa* neaded in srsas which benefited the students and that •current health facilities were inadequate" for s school wlM aa aa-
roUment approaching 15,000.
Stanfletd told listeners his
pisiform calls for 'more student
control over student association
monies' snd s ra-organlcation
of the senate to achieve s •more
sensitive snd instruments! progrsm for student needs "
Stanfleld t* currently sophomore clsss senator and chair a
th* Personnel Committee.
Running for th* legislative
vtc*-pr*sld*mi*l slot, Woody
Brooks called for a better ex-
btsssjIsb af rtttdsot attitudes by
i. Brooks currently
serve* as Natural Sciences Senator and chair msn of th* Legal
Committee.
•It 1* most Important to elect
An
write-In ci
th* raojBdraments of the office
scaaxht and follow all provisions
of th* election coda. To win, x
write-in candidate muat receive
a simple majority of tke votes
eaat.
There are two days left for
campaigning, wtth th* primary to
be held on Monday and tbegwneral
•lection on Wadnasdsy. Poll
hours will b* th* same both days,
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A rally will be held tonight at
7 p.m. at th*common*dormitory
for sll Candida***. April 11 ha*
alao bean scheduled as a rally
date, with th* rally being held in
the Free Speech Ares st noon.
Tha election committee hss rami ratted sll candidate* that approved expen** account forms
sre available in the Student Ack
tlvtties office sad that they meat
be returned by 4 p.m. Friday.
Fallur* to return th* completed
form may r»«ult In th* candidate's disqualification.
Hal Boiea, s committee mem- * la a
her, ssld that 1 rmrsooally feel th* I
that thla admim * racks* Is** trav- find* for Artie** UMty Dsy aad
•Hod too mach. If future admin- far Angel Flight
istratloa* are exam hy travel wa, A r**c4*tloa Skat fwada far th*
try aad see aagaxal s*ir*lag Baaartmaati'BBXa-
M
hermftt   oat   of   their   meMs*.* sll f
Dave CoUlas, lagiaxatlve vie*- ed.
pr**td«nt, noted that Saa Fraa- Pear Items i
Cisco Mate has $10,000 allocated tion for new I
tor srd**tm«trat1v* trsrsl. He tiudacsd   Th* CslUceasa Msrl-
added thst $700 gives the sdmia- hmaa IMtlative and a npiat tor
lrtraoaa •no latitude of rnove- tends tor Advnrtlaing Awarwneaa
mem within the btjrhrat.' Da*  ware   eaat   to e**mmlttee.
De La Crux's motion to raise April   10-14   waa   aawaraaai ss
th* travel Mtoerxw.ee ta $1,000
passed oa a clew* vot*.
Th* legisMtlv*budget of $2,540 California Initiative i
wss approved after attempts to air war la VVstaam.
delete a 1500 grant fortswprasl-
dent pre Mss at* tha student eeo-
tatton   of tha haxxfex*  received
careful scrutiny.
Colllas 4a*smiore*d the intent ot
the directive and ssld that It
limits th* power of the sxbXfhxls-
ia so that
will not take
six or seven mosvths to learn th*
tab,* he ssld.
Gary Paden. candidate tor administrative vies- praMdaat,
hold* office la Bias Key sad In
Sigma Alpha Epstlon. Ha said
his slate would eonctmtrat* on
the proMemsMotV-csmpu* housing, lmprovtag th* day care center facilities, sad tighter coatrol
of   toreign   atudeat hsltlsa M
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Milter brews rt big.
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