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« THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Tueaday, September 39, 1971 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN i What is hidden behind this mountain of junk? happy to >?ay lt. But 1 asked Caftlla wh y he would Dt allow me res of his d rd. He an*> ng that he Ibly giving m any bad public r.idi.p .said th< my way he ould allow ken was if he dictated what i' Orange Avenue dump i (Continued from Page 2) matter, I tried to'question him further. He would not answer any of my questions and refused to give me even basic Information concerning, his disposal opera- I told htm that one way or the other I was going to take pictures of his dump. Ills son warned me to make sure that I did not enter their property with a camera or even set foot on the land surrounding the dump because they owned that land also. • I ended our conversation by telling Caglia that I would send ran In the Collegian. He smiled and said, «You KNOW where you o publicity I went 1 •- I even called the Fresno Bee, since they had recently done an article on Caglla's dump, and spoke to Jerry Bier, the writer of the story. He Informed me that he also was refused permission to take pictures Inside of the dump and that Caglta had shown hlro the same hostility as ne In my opinion, something Is definitely awry at the Orange Avenue Disposal. The excuse of "bad publicity* doesn't seem an adequate answer to the question of Caglla's opposition to reporters and photographers "snooping Scores anti-hunting sentiment (Continued from Page 6) give the appalling Ignorance of the Washington, D.C.basedCom- mlttee for Humane Legislation which falsely implies hunters •out for a weekend ol mayhem deer herds with extinction. mutely condescending toward the female Hollywood' personalities who see a phallic symbol behind every bush, and pathetically attempt to do good by sponsoring newspaper ads challenging hunt- • ers to prove their manhood In bed Instead of the field. These oblique Implications of perversion are essentially synonymous, except ln candor, to the platform of New York City based Friends of Animals. According to the gospel of Friends President Alice Herrlngton, cowards' with a -lust to kill.* Another purported friend of animals, one Marta Orbach, appeared on a New York radio show earlier this year to say her piece good time I have during the entire hunting season Is at the end of a steak that earlier stood ln a feedlot rolling Its big brown eyes while being Injected with enzymes and chemicals designed to please the palate. There ls nothing even remotely holtsUc about their philosophy, for they take no offense at fishing, which accounts for infinitely more animal pain, suffering and death than hunting. Nor do they blink at killing a nower for a .It's my fondest wish that all these people are terrible shots and they'll all be dead at the end of President Alice of Friends, head of an accelerating national campaign to end all hunting on public lands, enthusiastically endorses MartaOrbach's grotesque John James Audubon and Theodore Roosevelt were avid hunters and not without their critics, so there's always been anti-hunting merlca. But It has today, a d in the name of ■actlcallty. icer opposed to killing animals perse. They'll stand before a banquet audience denouncing hunters as sit down and wrap a smile around Dealers of ACME TABLES and ACCESSORIES SHOWROOM ON DISPLAY THE RACK BILLIARD ROOM JIM WALKER 222-1-22 4678 No. Blackstone Fresno, Ca 93726 financing the bureaucracies and programs that rescued wildlife from wanton exploitation and stimulated the dramatic Increase ln contemporary America's hunted and many non-hunted wildlife Ironically. President Alice et al were and are strangely ab- •StOS.l •ng the r: njwjsa bug simply because it's ugly. But It would be loo easy to attribute their selective application of venom to the fact that Bambl has done a better Pit Job than Charley the Tuna. They are obstenslbly hunting the hunter because he hunts for •sport,* which was never Intended to describe the Inftnetly complex hunting experience, but merely to separate lt from the "commercial" killing of animals. But the oh-so-sophlstlcated urban anti-hunter gives the word inflection reserved for little boys who stick needles In grasshoppers' chests and make them Jump That's their connotation of squeaky-cold November mornings; dogs you've nursed, cursed and singing muscles In pursuit of a beautiful wild creature that hasn't spent its life knee deep ln its own dung, Inoculated with tenderlzers, awaiting the reprieve of the sledge hammer so President Alice et al can buy its flesh ln nice, neat, plastic wrappers and be spared the truth of blood, guts and death. pretends there are not seme real obscenities perpetrated by shooters masquerading as hunters. And If President Alice et al were Interested In attacking these obscenities, they would find literally millions of allies ln hunters. But they are not Interested In stopping the obscenities, they They find lt very convenient to Ignore that hunters were the primary force In organizing and ili.it with the purveyors of DDT, or the dredgers and channellzers of the Corps and SCS who've killed more wildlife than a thousand generations of hunters. 11 this it Alice kls; who've laid part of their lives on the line for wildlife. President Alice et al would no doubt be surprised at the number of Americans out there In the real world who depend upon hunting to help feed themselves and their kids. Are they, and for that matter, the bulk of our ancestors perverted too? Or does hunting only become morally reprehensible when lt becomes economically unnecessary? Isn't that the ultimate perversion? It's so easy and oh so comfortably sanitary to sit back in the plastic world and dogood by badmouthing people who hunt as slavering, bloodthirsty killers. Too easy. The image hardly fits Ihe hunt- heavy-handed, red-necked M souri farmer who gets down from his tractor with tears ln bis chest to cradle a baby rabbit that didn't get away froro the mowing machine. Or the miUlons of other decent people who choose not to Insulate themselves from the rhythm of Ufe and death. President Alice et al will never understand nor appreciate the magic that turns spring's setter puppies Into a lifetime of winter memories, and that's too bad. But twisting that Insensltlvity Into a grotesque attack on people who do I wonder how that sets with the ldows and kids of game wardens hunters — murdered by feces lasquerading as humans:'all for ie love of wildlife and an annual Uary considerably less than hat it costs President Alice et t to take out an<ad badmouthing Or howltsetswithcareerwild- and broken trying to defend wildlife from rapacious despotlers and petty politicians. 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Title | 1971_09 The Daily Collegian September 1971 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1971 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
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Title | September 28, 1971 Pg 6-7 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1971 |
Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
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« THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Tueaday, September 39, 1971
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN i
What is hidden behind this mountain of junk?
happy to >?ay lt. But
1 asked Caftlla
wh
y he would
Dt allow me
res of his d
rd. He an*>
ng that he
Ibly giving
m any bad public
r.idi.p .said
th<
my way he
ould allow
ken was if
he
dictated what
i' Orange Avenue dump
i
(Continued from Page 2)
matter, I tried to'question him
further. He would not answer any
of my questions and refused to
give me even basic Information
concerning, his disposal opera-
I told htm that one way or the
other I was going to take pictures
of his dump. Ills son warned me
to make sure that I did not enter
their property with a camera or
even set foot on the land surrounding the dump because they
owned that land also.
• I ended our conversation by
telling Caglia that I would send
ran In the Collegian. He smiled
and said, «You KNOW where you
o publicity I went
1
•-
I even called the Fresno Bee,
since they had recently done an
article on Caglla's dump, and
spoke to Jerry Bier, the writer
of the story. He Informed me that
he also was refused permission
to take pictures Inside of the
dump and that Caglta had shown
hlro the same hostility as ne
In my opinion, something Is
definitely awry at the Orange
Avenue Disposal. The excuse of
"bad publicity* doesn't seem an
adequate answer to the question
of Caglla's opposition to reporters and photographers "snooping
Scores anti-hunting sentiment
(Continued from Page 6)
give the appalling Ignorance of
the Washington, D.C.basedCom-
mlttee for Humane Legislation
which falsely implies hunters
•out for a weekend ol mayhem
deer herds with extinction.
mutely condescending toward the
female Hollywood' personalities
who see a phallic symbol behind
every bush, and pathetically attempt to do good by sponsoring
newspaper ads challenging hunt-
• ers to prove their manhood In
bed Instead of the field.
These oblique Implications of
perversion are essentially synonymous, except ln candor, to
the platform of New York City
based Friends of Animals. According to the gospel of Friends
President Alice Herrlngton,
cowards' with a -lust to kill.*
Another purported friend of
animals, one Marta Orbach, appeared on a New York radio show
earlier this year to say her piece
good time I have during the entire
hunting season Is at the end of
a steak that earlier stood ln a
feedlot rolling Its big brown eyes
while being Injected with enzymes
and chemicals designed to please
the palate.
There ls nothing even remotely holtsUc about their philosophy,
for they take no offense at fishing, which accounts for infinitely
more animal pain, suffering and
death than hunting. Nor do they
blink at killing a nower for a
.It's
my fondest wish that all these
people are terrible shots and
they'll all be dead at the end of
President Alice of Friends,
head of an accelerating national
campaign to end all hunting on
public lands, enthusiastically endorses MartaOrbach's grotesque
John James Audubon and Theodore Roosevelt were avid hunters
and not without their critics, so
there's always been anti-hunting
merlca. But It has
today, a
d in the name of
■actlcallty.
icer
opposed to killing animals perse.
They'll stand before a banquet
audience denouncing hunters as
sit down and wrap a smile around
Dealers of
ACME TABLES and ACCESSORIES
SHOWROOM ON DISPLAY
THE RACK
BILLIARD ROOM
JIM WALKER
222-1-22
4678 No. Blackstone
Fresno, Ca 93726
financing the bureaucracies and
programs that rescued wildlife
from wanton exploitation and
stimulated the dramatic Increase
ln contemporary America's hunted and many non-hunted wildlife
Ironically. President Alice et
al were and are strangely ab-
•StOS.l
•ng the r:
njwjsa
bug simply because it's ugly.
But It would be loo easy to attribute their selective application
of venom to the fact that Bambl
has done a better Pit Job than
Charley the Tuna.
They are obstenslbly hunting
the hunter because he hunts for
•sport,* which was never Intended to describe the Inftnetly
complex hunting experience, but
merely to separate lt from the
"commercial" killing of animals.
But the oh-so-sophlstlcated urban anti-hunter gives the word
inflection reserved for little boys
who stick needles In grasshoppers' chests and make them Jump
That's their connotation of
squeaky-cold November mornings; dogs you've nursed, cursed
and singing muscles In pursuit
of a beautiful wild creature that
hasn't spent its life knee deep
ln its own dung, Inoculated with
tenderlzers, awaiting the reprieve of the sledge hammer so
President Alice et al can buy its
flesh ln nice, neat, plastic wrappers and be spared the truth of
blood, guts and death.
pretends there are not seme real
obscenities perpetrated by shooters masquerading as hunters.
And If President Alice et al were
Interested In attacking these obscenities, they would find literally millions of allies ln hunters.
But they are not Interested In
stopping the obscenities, they
They find lt very convenient
to Ignore that hunters were the
primary force In organizing and
ili.it with the purveyors of DDT, or the dredgers
and channellzers of the Corps
and SCS who've killed more wildlife than a thousand generations
of hunters.
11 this
it Alice kls;
who've laid part of their lives on
the line for wildlife.
President Alice et al would no
doubt be surprised at the number
of Americans out there In the real
world who depend upon hunting to
help feed themselves and their
kids. Are they, and for that matter, the bulk of our ancestors
perverted too? Or does hunting
only become morally reprehensible when lt becomes economically unnecessary? Isn't that
the ultimate perversion?
It's so easy and oh so comfortably sanitary to sit back in
the plastic world and dogood by
badmouthing people who hunt as
slavering, bloodthirsty killers.
Too easy.
The image hardly fits Ihe hunt-
heavy-handed, red-necked M
souri farmer who gets down from
his tractor with tears ln bis
chest to cradle a baby rabbit
that didn't get away froro the
mowing machine. Or the miUlons
of other decent people who choose
not to Insulate themselves from
the rhythm of Ufe and death.
President Alice et al will never
understand nor appreciate the
magic that turns spring's setter
puppies Into a lifetime of winter
memories, and that's too bad. But
twisting that Insensltlvity Into a
grotesque attack on people who do
I wonder how that sets with the
ldows and kids of game wardens
hunters — murdered by feces
lasquerading as humans:'all for
ie love of wildlife and an annual
Uary considerably less than
hat it costs President Alice et
t to take out an |