1975_04 The Daily Collegian April 1975

              Dogs on campus a problem?     Not to most people
Despite  the,  large  number of
jntoBSkwd dogs running toone oo
ampus. they ww not a problem,
I   o campus officials
-1   don't   think   It's that tag a
Ed    Roddy, campus
'icer.   ssld  shoot  the
umber   of unleashed dags riming around tho campus
•We haven't hud a great a amount
>(  complatnrg.* aald Lteutattant
. irgil Cope of Campua Security
The  campua  does not nave s
aw   requiring  dogs  to be on a
-My ssld. bat city aad
- i do apply to the eam-
•They're  enforced  only whan
ore plains,"   ha ssld.
The only recent specific eom-
utnts were ta October snd No-
err her shout instructors allow-
g   togs into classrooms. Roddy
They were resolved oa an
basis through ths de-
•The   li
■o   punish evei-ybody,*
Med Roddy
ton  prohtbta all dogs
xept seeing-eye drags, ta cam-
i «. buildings," Roddy ssld  The
\   other exception ts tor reals   violations, how-
.er     have  •boon tow and  tar
ItanBu   :     Btenaf   ntagji   'he  Cbjgj
attorneya. tte
three different ways to control
dogs on campus Irictudadlnthesa
sre •enforcement af local or-
dtnances* aad putting tato force
a campua rule. Dor miss of the
tow complaints made   there haa
aance written
The city and county of Fresno
have s leash law which basically
says any dog not on a per sea's
personal property mast be andur
control, aald Norman Mtnoon,
chief leash law officer for the
metropolitan Fresno ares
The city aad county governments contract their animal control and pound work to taa local
Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals (.M
Leash law officers petrol moot
of the metropolitan area except
tha campus -It's out of our jurisdiction because it's state property.- Mtnoon suta
Ths SPCA wtll respond to s call
from anyone on campus "We'll
come oat tf the animal ia causing
a problem " Mtnoon aatd "We
can pick up strays (on the cam
pus) If they're confined *
The SPCA cannot patrol ths
rampu*. looking for unlicensed or
uncontrolled animala When thoy
have time, they patrol tn the city
county area. But they • mainly re -
DBBSBJ*steg    aanUj   'he   clrcurn-
etances,   Campus  Sscu
reopead tf called about a danger
oaa stomal. Cops aatd
•We have no tod titles tor storing, feeding sad rnatetetntng
(captured, stray star*-..
SBplslaad They usually tata twerp
an animal tor only a tow hours
PCA cornea.-
us police will not usually
pick ap aa animal. Cope aald,
"unless they're creating a problem * That usually meena s dag
fight or a dangerous animal being
loose  on campna, ha explained
According to Cope, there bos
Campi
facilities  tor animal control i
Security    skarald
It is not a police stteaUen.*
he aald. •Maintaatmn people
should eet this up.* He suggested
a vehicle, proper
lining could bo a
added, however "Wo haven't
received a greet amount of complaints •
Roddy said other campuses
have land greater problems with
strsy aatmsl control At UC Davis
s dog control law waa passed and
a pound built Tho pound was too
clone to the academic area sad
Ii there a dog  problem on campus7
t 4, Col   1)
thrift;
TUESOAY, APRIL A 1975
LXXIX/109
EGIAN
Indian Cultural Week
activities start Monday
PaWJjg   r.ave   pride   :n   »het |  In
CALIFORNIA      STATE       UNIVEISITY,      FtESNO
\ , s
Food service, supplier disagree
on reason for ice cream price hike
By Alan A rake Han
Collegian Staff Writer
American Indian students have      a *etate of mind and being.*
scheduled    aa   Indian   Cultural Indiana  ara a  sepnrsto, tn-
Weok which will twgin April  14      dividual peegte aad i<
By Jim Lawnaaea
olleglan Staff Writer
The recent 25 per cent riee ln
the coat of Ice cream products
sold on campus is the result of an
i crease ln the coat of tee cream,
I -od Service Admlnis-
• .nor said.
ta school's main Ice
ream supplier ssld increased
•■■d coats caaaot ha tha mala
-.son for the price hike.
Hick Finlay, food service ad-
or, said taa cost of tee
Team producta oa campua want
; • he cause of the increaeedeost
»e   experienced   on   tt    It
costing us over 10 cents par
scoop "
The actual food cost (coat of the
ingredients only, eet cowatiag
handling) "was bordering oo 70
per cent," Flnlay aald.
It waa coating na over 10
cents per scoop,' said 1 inlay
•Selling it st a retell of 15 cents
Bast isa't as econom.cally profitable way to operate a toad ear-
vice."
With gag increased selling
price of lee cream, the aaad
cost is show $$ per coat, aald
Flnlay Thta menus It coots Urn
food services about 11 cento tar
s  single scoop Ice cream ,..,
or s stafto scoop ta s disk. The
coot  af the cone
i for
on campua
Tho event ts being
by    twa  student
Tewsojrenebt, aad will toatare va-
rioaa  Indian cultural activities
According to Evan Nor rts.
CSUF toatractor In Native American StarSia, the program's purpose is to provide s •gUrneee of
Indian Ufa *
It's s program to help people
become aware of who Indiana
are," Norris ssld  It's meant to
.imp  bjhj the melting pot  * Nor
rts
I  In.
teiortorooco ta trytag to c
•hem
Norna  bated ladti
maatc,   artoctalaa, nad
crafts ss some of taw
•There are other ._
ths   higher   price,  bat  It'
the Ice cream,' si   "
-nuawte    fa
,   -   Indiar   .
Norris   satd   laaltana  will   be
anatag from sU over the state to
the CSUF dairy u
duces moat af the teecrenm need
here
Pftoagei arrnlatned that is 1911
ice cream was selling tor $1 45
sale price tlU a year ago. Ia
May 1974 tha price area raised
(CiiBllnaifl oa Ptago 4, Col. I)
Tern Porter from Bow Y<.-1
i of Indiana* be one of the rnata apiilire   Ha
Norris said Indiana base bee al lewder aad •asbchlef
stsisotyped  and  have  been on- at tan Mohnwk Natten
able   to   dispel   mtecoacaaalons Special events Irwhnjs s Porno
about them darace group from the Bay Area.
Norris   ssld   Indian   Cultural ladtan  •fancy dancers.- who do
Week wlU provide aa •accurate dancers    sna eland ag   cultural
account of today 'a Indian.* dances from a auanber nf t n bea
Norris also saad the pragram will also bo oa hand
WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
VTTABBN C faABMli L - Vitamta C tablnta, tf tept In aa open
bottle will degrade tato hnrmfal sta "testis in a year, a hi a, hs relet
told the American Ctemicsl Society Monday The potency of vitamin
C ts cut la ka)fand It breaks (town Into chemicals which sejbe oaopart
i tf opened snd e-sjroned to air and   motsture.
. r .poed of ^> Ceuld be It seems, with a wholesale pr lee
earn m tt • atentt are ooying 75 ser cent mors.
incrsass of $1 par cent i
taa blocks mist reported. Tf yon buy large cjaantittea of Vitamin C,
tt la adviaable to tranator pan to a small bottle tor dally uae and
store tag rata properly saaled." be said.
Mil | PRk t ina nyi Ralph Nader apooaorodCaU-
roup caybd for aa tntrontlgatlon of an alleged
.   icestaNor-hernCalltortaa. At a Sacramento
e,   members of tan   .rganl ration aatd ear rata milk
price controls have allowed dairies to control prodrsetten
Pratraaf*! fBOMBED - at least two V* pound bombs were drggajiarl
on the palace of South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thta a by a
camouflaged ]et hoanbor of tao South Vietnamese air force today
There waa no indication whether the attack was an organised wave
or the work of a lone tttsgrurrUed pilot It was later reported Thieu ta
alive and well and willing to carry on.
(\>Nfiatt MBjoNAl. frrejgaj
resisting torther military al
more receptive to hemuoHstisa soststsnes
Congress returned from a tea day gaeter
0*rRIALS saTafOVEB - two lap officials from tea t
of Oil and Gaa have been remand from office, tt i
Moodsy  Aa InveeaJawttlon of g.Ualia aaMtdttaa has begn