1975_04 The Daily Collegian April 1975

              Gregory on CIA, Patty
(ConttaBBd from Prage 1)
•AU taa oagar addicts will he
the point of no return yet, hat
we are approaching It,* be added
•You have a tough Job ahead
of yon,' he   repeated
•Never before ta tao hlateryof
Ststee by Mdtajg the coot r abend In
the bodies of daad Amer
from Vtotaam.
.on la stabBxmnned sari
starts la come op with tha truth
I thtnfc ha w.H eaaaa op dead.* be
added at a press conference later
After overrunning hta schedule a hill hoar, Gregory said
tot
1 by and let Amort-
everybody  else s
•oat be long betore
itapatoii j seas,' ho aald.
•We can't accept that tee can
out our three mania a day while
half-a-btllton people stsrve
i ts tha poestbtltty that the
» of beans and rice will goto
it it will push people
t of the supermarket      .Ifthat
■ taw country win brook tn
boot Mx dsys * he aald.
•You have a tough job ahead of
you,'    he    continually   told   the
bearded Cregory addnd.
awaTe*eX Off Ms coot, he continued on with mora Joswo aad
more accusations
•Nigger* was Ma coaetaat syn-
onym tor bucks.
•When a nigger says he has tt
in his possession, he has it in his
poseesston," ha Bald, referring
to documents connsrtlog the CIA
to Remedy's assasetnation -It
don't mean that it la tn a vault
or five other
a have it and I got to get it
•America ts tn the ssme shape
today that Germany teas tn Htt-
ler'a day We're not interested
ta justice we're Interested
In money.* he ssld.
1 don't believe we are beyond
The CIA waa a
I addition to the
saiplBWtlus, he accused the CIA
of hetrur tied to Martin Luther
King's death, the killing of King
Faisal of teed! Arabia and the
attempt on George Wallace's life
He   further linked the intellt
gaaea  organisation to the Patty
Firemen file pay suit
(Continued from Page 1)
According   to Carl Levin, dt
rector   of  bwstnase  affairs, the
rosoon for the change is that the
budget   will   now not support   12
kill-time    firemen   at   $2 10  an
hoar    •Tha  bradawl   la   around
$30,000 aad we haven't been able
to increase it,* Levin said.
He added that the fire d
ment has to live within the ti
and that was the reason tor the
Levin didn't feel the reduction
ta the number of full-time fireman will affect the fire protection
at CSUF He ssld the city fire
department serves the rampns
aad thnt a station is only a mile
or S mile and-a quarter from
campus A city fire station Is
located at 4143 F Gettysburg
Avenue. Levin aleo said the campas police sre always on the
scene to assist in any way
Levin said the need for a cam
pas   fire   departmeta   la   not   as
great as tt waa*d}0years ago when
the  campus   moved from downtown.
-In 1951-52 when we moved
bene the city fire station was
quite removed. At that time to
ths bast. Immediate and
protafflon we had the
Are Station. The main reason
was because of the college farm,*
said Lertn.
He aald thai be felt tf the csm-
4a es lupin today that
1 bo no provision lor a
"It was never pratendod that tha
Ore elation wa have would take
the place of taa Prwono Are eta-
B*at CSUP fireman Hswke dis-
agreed wltk Levin. -TbenawpUn
ta very tnsxtotannta,- he aald. It
cower busies of aatoty
najtwax
i srs sow
aa to a track when
> be throe Two mon
i If s mator
one call ao far under the new
plan, but it waa jnat aome learning   ruM.ish   SB  s'lu*   and( .-.|.r
llawke  also  said  that
Are department doesn't have an\
idaa where a  fi •
campus ami that they have to report  tn the CSUF  fire station lo
find out
Another  point  in which llawke
taBBgrsed with l.evln is that Levin
said    only   two   of   Ihe
csmpnnes have nrvdepartments
the CSUF system have them
•We're not the only university
with a fire itepurtment ■
As of April 31, the housing for
Ihe firemen will la? aluiNtoned
bbb rewsmt
for the move! was then* was no
longer any need tor Ike hoaatsg
with   Ihe    reduction
Another   point
out was the developmi
stssatorrls   that   have  made the
campus   leas   of
•sin..-  *.•  ara i
doing better
la leas chance of b ate]
SJld
Bat llawke roantered that
statemei an't say
If a fire department to. •
only when you have a fire, tart it
ts effective when poa don't have
any fires "
Hswke ssld that he and aome
other firemen sre now looking
Into the possthtllty of getting
more toreaxag tor ths fire department Bat be aamsd that they
wlU not try snd get buck the housing It ts s hnssrd to stay in,*
he eoad
What ta left now is tor the court
to dacida tf taa Branson will be
given their buck pay aad overtime pny
According to Levin a esse bow
slvtag  the
Act   will
. If the firemen will re-
. hot be dtaoneetloa
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Correction
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hetag spoaasrarl by the Art Department is open to .i
stattonts, not Just those tsking
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m »   I l IDIatStSP I fbUfl) «. ths South Vietnamese Senetey
day ■deptarl a raeolutton caUtag tor a -new leadership^ to a
war    Though   PraaldSBt  Nguysn  Van Tbteu's oaater waa rmt i
called tor In the resolution, no aonator tefaaaa
•An abuaa of posrer. corruption and social injustice'
in  tha rssototlon, along with the charge that tha United States a
failed to reopeet Its •commitments" to South Vtotaam.
TOT**. AM SLltVTVAL TfSl test of Sooth
survival may cotne before the eod of April. Secretary of Defense
James R Schlealaawr said Wednesday He said that Commnnlm victories In South Vietnam amount to "a defeat of Motoric and tragic
proportions* and the question of whether Saigon snd ths Mekong Delta
can be defended • remains to be seen*
KEFtSTS OKI ishop William Crelghton, aa Eptsco- I
palian who advocates admitting women tooths priesthood, has said he
will not ordain men until the church's General Convention reconsiders the question of admitting women to the priesthood also
Crelghton tald his tallow bishops on Monday that -to continue to or-
data men who are deacons while being compelled to refuse ordtaation .
to taomen who are deacons haa become conscientiously impossible
and e form of injustice which I can no longer be a part *
S   Ms. ads for survival
(Continued from Page 1)
tor feminine bpgtons deodorants
and hunt building techtoqees
They also have eliminated the
•you've come a long way baby'
slogan of Virginia Slims.
"What raw hope ts that our
readers will write and tt will
have aome effect on the companies,* Lyons ssld *1 just think
it is a breakthrough Hast we are
the only women's magaxtae with
a wide range of advertising.*
Himtnatlng ads that diaagree
with its editorial content would
prove financially disastrous to
Ma.
•If we eliminated every ad
which offended our renders we
would havetoelimlnateourselves
•Other then eliminate them,
it's s good ides to show them and
let the advertiser take the flack,'
she ssld   'Weil take
Ms first appeared tn the spring
or 1972 and all 300.000 copies of
Its preview Issue sold oat. Lyons
vji't it teas created to •aerve
women ss people, not roles.'
t has attracted more then 1 7 million
readers in the United States.
Currently, Ms. has s 40 per cent
non snd 40 per rent
newsstand sale*
The magazine's readership has
centered around women who are
•well educated and live tn rela
tlvelv     hirber    income    house
holds.* she ssld
•1    ttnnk    tt   alreadv   is   quits
middle   class."   she   M
aware that we have to reach out
to more blue collar women.
•1 hope (hat Ms. does grow,
thst oar readership does grow.
to Include more Mao rotter women.*
While   the
reach more Nor collar u
Isn't looking for men to run ita
editorial staff The tour men who
work tor Ms   sre In the adver-
nrnng aad baateass departments
An opening tor s amis editor ts
i either 'There
isn't so Qgialag yet ' l.vi
•Kieht now, we feel wa must
remsln in control of our content
We wata to ssvor U»e experience
a little bit longer."
According to Lyons, Ms does
"an adsqaata job* of presenting
the male point of view
The mota controversial story
which recently appeared in Ms.
wss on erotic srt.
•It's amazing that Vtvs sad
Playboy get by with tt even*
month,* Lyons said. 'Somehow
whan Ms did it. tt wss very
threatening I think it's eastsr
to write about things, whatever
they are. than to have visuals."
Mi, Lyons ssld. ts mora then
sn ordinary magazine. It ta part
of the change occurring In women's rote tn society
1 think thst Ms is more than
a magazine that you go oat aad
buy   It Is part of the change.
•Many women even say we hsva
helped protect their sanity, that
we have made them feel leas
isolated *
ON CAMPUS
TOOAY
Dr Herb Haber will apeak at
the chemistry semlnsr ln Science
192 at 4:10 p.m
The Inter varsity Chrtsttsn Fellowship will present aa sndto
visual presentation upstairs la
the cafeteria st 4:45 p.m
The  International Folk Donee
Festtvsl will be hold in
lege Union Lrnmgi at 7:30 p rn.
Peer Counseling Student Tall
Post will bs open ln Administration 224 from 5-7 p.m
FilDAY
"Richard
mare* will
lege   ! mon
Red   Ntg*'-
in ths Col-
at 4 pm
HOLLYWOOD
CALLSI
Part-time work for one
month (April 5 - Ma,
conjunction with the World
Premiere of A MAX*
MOTION PICTURE COMED>
(pa) 'com United Ai
Male and female students 17
and over needed tor work in
the area of handbill
button, bill posting, and ram
promotional ideas. During
first three wrecks you'll be
working most I v vour own
boors at vour convenience.
Dur ing the gala p - ■
week you may be escorting
Hollywood starlets ta
views or driving star Bruce
Ocrn to the hi tog! H opening.
The f.rst 100 students to
bring this ad to the U*
as I, 2, 3, 4 . FRIDAY,
April 4 after 5 pm will be
interviewed for emolcyment
and admitted FREE to a
SNEAK PREVIEW of
film.
Ie:  AH  work will
•n pairs, so bring a friend-
»fll be more fun!