1984_03 The Daily Collegian March 1984

              March 12, 1984
Lady Bulldogs beat USF in 1 -0,6-0 shut-outs
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er. and some
eldom-
Defensively, first baseman Judy Tyckcr
The Bu
Cisco Saturday.
had 10 putouts and catcher Cindy John
ulldogs 6-0 victory
son had four putouis. '
San Fran
Thc  Bulldogs  b
Zanola won her fir
nd double, a
I game of the
s Tina
Peggy Williams and Jill Rolen also goi
double-header.
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st Univer-ityofthePacifi
coming lo town Sunday
Bulldog tracksters struggle
in NCAA indoor meet
SYRACUSE. N.Y
Cal Poly San
.ollecled Iwo t
Fresno Slate
pound weigh! throw
dim Williams, who
andlaslqualifyingsp
KFSR schedule
for
Monday,
March 12:
Request Line: 294-4082
Office Line: 294-2598
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NEWS:  NOON & 5PM
6AM-10AM...Jazz
10AM-llAM...Jaz_ .Album Review ■
HAM-Noon...Jazz
Noon-8PM...Progreaaive Music
8PM-llPM...Rytljyn_ and Bines
1PM-2AM...Progressive Music
SPORTS:   12:45, 2:45, 5:45 & 8:45
"From Death Unto Life"
Why...He preaches so differently...offensive??
Come and fellowship with
Evangelist George "Jed" Smock
&
The Ouercomers Music
ON: Monday & Tuesday (March 12&13)
ATj 7:00PM
IN: Religious Centre (across from CSUF)
East Shaw Ave
Sec You There!
(There Will lhUi_____ission following the service) 	
a 55-4 heave.
i up the 20th
he champion-
finishing 15th.
George Gaffne> was considered Fresno
State's besl hope coming into thc cham-
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Collections of
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in FSU library
, untapped source of information for trivia
buffs or students researching an unusual
Enology majors can find an entire collection of wine lables in the Special Col-
o Refer-
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ian Zane Clark,
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n this depart-
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if Playboy magazine are bound and kepi
ir.dcr light security — for obvious rea-
ons. Clark said — in the Reserve Book
■The library began receiving Play-
ihe mid-1950s as a gift subscrip-
Playgirl  r
Getting the spiritual feeling—
Nurses urged to get Involved
them. There are "prac-
f books ready for use
rancisco police depart-
• See Library, Page 2
-by a four member panel of speaker
who addressed CSUF students Friday i
the Old Cafeteria.
-The government  is going to  be in
back also I
B.J.Badcrtscher,
fessoratCSUF.
with Badertscher.
Native American past in Sun Stone
d Coelho, aggreeing
right or wrong about
Calendar. That
>irds with colorful
ich." Later the Spa-
that even children understand the r
Americans needn't lake a second s<
anybody." said Orozco, explainin,
reason he wrote "The Book of thc
—Tonatiuh," which was publishcc
The work focuses on the Sun Slo
'Being a native American I'm
not going to believe it's subway graf-itti.'
—Orozco
ciado Alfonso Rivas Salmon, director of
from Ihe place of egrcls. when they settled
in an area inhabited by millions of the
Guadalajara.
Orozco  became
leguein 1969 and hi
lands flooded in the yeai
Tonatiuh, thc pcoplt
fifth si
acuilli
ic Unite
Americans. Nor is it Aztec, because it did
not come from Aztlan, but from Tenoch-
litlan, the old capital of the Mexican
nation where Mexico City now stands.
"The stone was buried in the rubble in
1521 apd not, uncovered until 176Q. And
The two contend that the Sun Stone is
the history of the native American people,
tracing their five live, or "suns"
During the time of the first sun, Ce
Tonatiun, the people lived in what is now
northwestern Canada until glaciers forced
them to migrate south in 1386 B.C.
In Ome Tonatiuh.the second tun, the
people lived in the ""red lands" of the
American Southwest until a drough\,"the
dedicated in
1479. But the city was destroyed by the
Spaniards and the stone buried in 1521.
Orozco said he has not speculated on
whether the time of the fifth sun has
expired yet. explaining lhat Cortes could
be considered the fifth "disaster." or perhaps that another natural disaster may
occur, as the period between each sun was
•See Arte. Paft 1
Health care began lo change in. 1967
when Medicare and Medical were introduced, he said. Changes have continued
with thc government constantly "turning
off funding." Rowe added.
Rowe cited a proposed funding change
for Medicare payment as one example of
the set amount, the hospital will retain the
difference. If thecost istnorc,thc hospital
will have lo make up ihe difference.
According to Fischbach. who has been
10 years, such a payment plan could cause
problems. Doctors may want to stop
ordering precautionary tests in order to
keep costs down, Fischbach said. But
precautionary tests were not ordered and
a problem is missed.
Coelho said legislators arc anxious to
know voters' stand on this and O '
tad have yaa*f-:
opinions heard." be taid, er»coiK_j__ the
audience of more (hart 60 stadcMs to
become involved with law-makiaf. "Let .
ut know what our role should he ia your