1969_12 The Daily Collegian December 1969

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Draff lottery dotes chosen ot rondom
HASWNGTOW-TlW  festers  of
men  screes  the cesmtry
, decided last night as. eat by
the date* of their birth-wore
in tho  flrat lottery ta a
* ration
draftees will be called in tho or-
dor In which theirbirthdays wore
draw* last  nifht.    Thus,  each
mmtBwmmmmBwmnmf\ntutntnnniMin%\
entirely oalees there is a national
e*»er*xjoey.
Geavrnaseot officials say that
talaty. the higher a i
SEE PAGE 4 FOR A COMPLETE
drsmm «MMs.
The first date 	
„r 14. Tho neat dates picked
April 24. December JO,
mrwsry 14. October it. sep-
■.t-.tr 6 and October la.
Tho lottery affects every man
, tho couatry botwooa tho afee
(And 26 who bas not served
the military. Ears of tho men
i riven a nomber. with thooo
 j btrtbday was drawn first
ustgned No. 1 and so on through
• 3«4dateo.
peclnniaf la Jsnoar)r. potoottel
taken.
Pentagon officials
that 850 000 men will ho tn
year's draft pool. They are
LIST OF LOTTERY BIRTHDATES
draft board will ssloct sll men
with No. 1 except thooo with de-
formonts or exemption*, before
any man with No. 2 Is taken.
Free
Men in nest year'* draft pool
whooo asalfnod numbers are not
reached by the end of the yea*
will he free from draft ttabtltty
      hi rthdii s were a
tho loot third drawn - roughly
those with number* from the
mid-200*1 through 36(1 - can he
armoet certain to be free from
tho draft. Those with birthdays
drawn among the first third will
almost sorely bo drafted.
For those la tho middle troop,
there win ho a year of oncer-
tary obligation and who do net
have deferments oreaemotions.
Of thooo. It is l
shoot 100.000 will enlist vole
tartly. Waving 500.000 to ta
their chance* with the dn
Draft calls la 1»70 are expect
to total about 290.000 or 45 ■
cent.
Tho lottery does not affect d
ferments or exemptions. A ■
who now has * deferment may retain It. But the nomber be was
nslaa*H la last fight's lottery
will stick with him. Whoa hi*deferment teases*, even if It is several years frees now, theaassber
ho got In the drawing win dwhsr-
mlne Ms place la tho draft eelsc-
tlon order.
hie* whose blrtkdsys wars
drawn last night wore born between Jan 1, 1044. ami Dec. 21.
ie»0. roture lotteries - there
will be one each fall - will do-
o order of iili-iHi*
en who are It j
Thod
n the a
(CasjH
»rium of theSesectivo
I en Pago 4. Col. I)
Daily
Collegian
Brooder evening curriculum
at F.S.C. may be result of
classroom utilization study
IXXV/53
TUiSOAY. OfCEMSH 2, 1***    £?. j^J iSSST-
Bv Beverlv Kennedy
Collegisn Managing Kdltor
A clasaroonv utilization study
eaoUy presented to tho State
College Board of Trustees Indl
Fresno State College to I* utilised more in the evening boors.
I f the proposals In tho study are
implemented, some general education classes would bo scheduled
in the evening,
lag soi
maadard. FAC. «
Under
in rla»«r
new*taadard.
i of the state ool-
Tho study. prepared by the In
•Ututlonal Research stall, wort
lag through tho chancellor's of-      nancy.  FAC.
flee,  waa conducted during the      than 40 per coat beeow
summer   months    completed la
October meeting of the Board of
Trustees in Lea Angeles. It was
tho  Arm  ouch  study   conducted Ci
since 1963. ley. in charge of plannii
Dr.  Arthur   Hall, director of
institution*! Research, said that      vice* asm used the.
with tho tremendous saraBmsii
Increase la the state collage *ssj
tern and with the ramifications of      current otlUsnticm
that tneroaso. such stwhoo should      boors   of
be conducted every rem years. 'Continued on Pago I,
The stated purpose of the study,
as indicated ta the rwpo/t, woo to
Caa.1)
 W- Only 3 students
KAt apply for campus
^r^. newspaper editor
dards,
ctslon*   1
cations and strongmen
*OYAL GAMBIT--Roger Keller, who pisvt Henry XIII «n tho 0»*v *Royal Gambit*, finds rt hard to
icceafl his new wife-to-be, portrayed bv Janet Hotcomb. Tho play opens Thursday at 8:15 p.m. m the
"cna Theatre and will plav through Saturday. See story on pane 3, ooi. 1. Photo by Don LeBaron.
report would Increase classroom
ettliiation hours psr week at
F.S.C. Cas on all othor stats college csmpoass) from 24 to M
hours and would also Increase
classroom station occupancy (the JJf^
number of stadsata la a canes- _ _^
room during the day). Ma^kssssl
The report also urges she
adoption of a S3 hour classroom
use standard as compared to the
current 40 hour susadard.
Under the current • a.m. to
Three assemblymen to speak on F.S.C. campus today
Three central California etate
">**mbJymen and the State Con-
roller wore scheduled to meat
•vita Fresno State College pan.
hnahi today.
And another solan. t'nHsd
utee Senator Mike Gravel of
prn Jr. from the Santa Cruz area.
Kent H. Stacey. BakersOold. and
Clare L. Bern bin from the Mo
 H
includes the V ^^^^^^^
.and the Reaoftticaa State Ceatral
Committee
At 1 pm. the assembly men are      science at   Poesfma College, ho
scheduled to speak tn a journal-      was schedolod to speak oa "The
lam etaas la B solos os Ml and     Furore of Quality Higher Bsasea-
at  S p.m. are *ch* doled to sp-      tioa"   at   1.10 p.m.  la CoUogo
C.C.R.. which      pessr la tho College Union Lounge      Union Sll.
sj Rofxoblicans      to answer questions
This   is the first  year suoh
■ograms have been tried. Kate
will serve <
■ ■ stir, sad win bs^ i
the Board off
The sal
on Pago 2, CoL 1)
i. D.C
today beeaus* of |
•■tive vote* In 1
The   Sassombtfal
'bstf F.S.C. appearance to *flnd
out how students really fool, not
ust what is reported in the news-
I .ipers and at the same time to
-xpUtn why they have voted cer-
isla ways tn issues.• according
o Robert Kate preetdoot of the
aiitomia CoUogo Republics as
The assemblymen. FrankMur-
After epeaklng to Social sa
enre m at 10 a.m ,thsassemblymen were scheduled to hove li
said, various nssssahlymi a haws
already i
few other college.
in the various cafeteria* oa earn-     aini psaa ke Halt moot of the*
luncheon melons will give eta-
dents a chance to talk on a one to
oae basis with the asssmblfmea
lllliiil part of tho day. Kale
Permanent I.D. cords ready for distribution
are now available la the
may pick op their eards at
of she
r l.D. card aad their sisdaal body .
 i la: Toss day, A-G^fJt
H-L; Thorwfiap. M-R; Frliay. S-*.
Cardo may be picked op frees • a.». through S p.m.
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