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"As long residents of Rincon Hall in have to pi^ more rent next Mondol said, "I will see you According to Mondol, the as I've been in security this exchange for services ren­ faU. always have a job. Not only way to keep the rent semester I've never seen dered to the dorm, a practice George Kennard, iden­ necessarily an RA job, but it down was to have students Rodman," Giagni said. which Mondol admitted is tified by Giagni as the source is my duty to see you have a perform services at the hall Rich Pena, who is also on ill^al. for his charges, said that job," in retum for a free room. security, said that he "had Mondol said he had always Mondol had told him. Bill Mondol also said he would Mondol gave a lengthy no idea Rodman was working known "one day they'll go Huntington and June eliminate his own position itemization of people with us." Bill Huntington aftw my blood and they'll Suwara at a meeting the before he would write an RA receiving free rooms and the termed his failure to tell hang me. I stuck my neck previous week that the rent out of a job. services each had performed. Pena that Rodman was on out. Hang me for having fee at Rincon would increase Mondol said that in the Gordon Warnick, ac­ security as "an error in helped students, not for by $30.00 next year and that interest of truth he would cording to Mondol, is getting procedures." sitting back." six of the twelve existing RA open all his books for a free room because he set up Mondol said he would At a dorm meeting in positions would be examination. a writing lab to deal with investigate Rodman's status Rincon Hall Wednesday eliminated. Kennard, who resigned his writing skill problems in the on security. night, a panel of students, When Mondol denied post as resident manager dorm. Asked if Wamick's lab Others receiving free which included almost all having made either Tuesday said that he had had specific hours, Mondol rooms were identified as Sam Rincon residents, confronted statement, Kennard, backed been hired as a resident said yes, but after Suwara Dulin, who works on administrators. Mondol, by cheers from the audience, manager in January on the said that there were no security; Fausto LiVasquez, Facilities Manager Bill asked if Mondol would be understanding that his specific hours, Mondol linen clerk; Margot Sinclair, Huntington, Head Resident willing to take a polygraph wages would include room, changed his answer to "I Zelzah Zoo editor; and June Suwara, and Business test. Mondol said he would. board and an hourly rate of don't know." Kennard. Managers Sandl Ostrow and Budgets for California's $2.55. Steve Stewart is getting a Kennard said he is willing Olga Markowltz were there university housing are now "I was not at the time free room in retum for to pay back every cent he charged with making under- predicated on a 90% oc­ aware that an arrangement electrical work in Rincon. "If owes ' to the state. "The the-table deals with cupancy rate. Mondol said he had been made for me," anyone should get a free whole thing is it's an Ulegal students. would like to predicate the Kennard said. He said he room, it's Steve," said setup," he said. "With two The charges were first budget on 60% occupancy to realized that the terms of his Giag^. "But he should get a possible exceptions the made in a letter which ap­ reduce the rent. Kennard, residency at Rincon were paycheck, not a deal." servicesperformed by. Rincon peared in Wednesday's however, said at a meeting illegal, when he examined his Mondol said he gave Bill residents are justiable. But Sundial from Peter Giagni, a with Huntington, Suwara, roster of residents. "I Huntington full leeway in that's not the point." Vol. 17, No. 76 California State University, Northridge Friday, March 23, 1973 Bradley says people are tired of Yorty By JEFF ABERBACH had only about a seven per cent five cents of revenue, Bradley sportation before. That is an swap. That land swap allowed StaffWriter name identification. Now, I has termed the project as a huge indication of how effective it has Occidental to acquire the beach­ [Editor's note: This is the first have over a 95 per cent name success. been." front property in exchange for a of a series of interviews to be identification. The rumors "The system was never Faced with the increasing parcel bordering a park. conducted with the five major which voters might have expected to pay its own way," problem of juvenile crime on "At the time of the vote," mayoral candidates. They will believed in 1969 because they "school grounds, the Los Bradley explained, "no council be published in alphabetical did not really know me, will now Angeles Board of Education member knew what was going order.] be discounted as untrue. recently approved a emergency to be done with the land. Even Better known, better "One big difference is that communications system, Marvin Braude (who represents prepared, and better financed in Sam Yorty has had four more allowing teachers to use a pen- the area of the Palisades) voted 1973, Los Angeles City years in office and so have I. I sized transmitter to notify for the land swap. It was not Councilman Tom Bradley, think people are tired of him. officials of trouble spots on until two years later that ptople leading contender for the office They see that he has lost in­ campus. The device was learned that the land would be of mayor, is eagerly awaiting terest in the city. Twelve years proposed for use previously by used to drill for oil." his expected re-match with is clearly long enough for a man Bradley. Accomplishments Mayor Yorty. to serve as mayor." Bradley added that, in ad­ The councilman has since Bradley and the mayor faced Ten years on city council dition to aiding control of fights acquired evidence of tampering each other in the 1969 election Bradley believes that his ten and disturbances, the com­ of public documents concerning and, despite being top vote- years on the city council, along munications system should help the case by Occidental, and has getter in the primary, Bradley with his 21 years with the Los reduce shootings, stabbings, asked the Los Angeles County was defeated in the general Angeles Police Department, extortion, and other serious Grand Jury to investigate the election. give him a special insight on campus crime. matter. Bradley has contended for the solutions to the problems of Bradley has consistantly During his ten years on the past four years that he was crime, rapid transit, and en­ sided with the Palisades council, Bradley has compiled defeated because of a racist and vironmental protection. homeowners and No Oil, Inc. to an impressive list of ac­ fear campaign waged on behalf Bradley was the first Tom Bradley oppose the proposed oil drilling complishments. He authored of Mayor Yorty. The coun­ councilman to propose the use near the beaches by Occidental the Los Angeles Consumer cilman is, however, convinced of minibuses to serve the he said. "We knew that it would Petroleum. Protection Agency, fought to that such attacks would not downtown area. That proposal have to be subsidized, but it has The councilman admits, establish the City Department work in this election year. was adopted nearly two years been successful. Forty per cent however, that he voted in 1969, of Environmental Quality, and Bradley explains, "In 1969, ago, and though the minibuses of its passengers had never used along with the rest of the City fought for a ban to off-shore oil when 1 started the campaign, I lose one dollar for every twenty- downtown public tran­ Council, to approve the land drilling. Page 2 Northrldge Datly Sundial March 23, 1973 Gai's'legitimizing'of senate Associated Students realizes that the intentional associated with the Chieano was taken to appropriate the "unjustified." Indication President Dennis Gai is at­ isolation of the senate from the faction which elected Gai. This money. This was Gai's first number two. indication of attitude change, tempting to "legitimize" the rest of the administration is "Chieano bloc," as it has been Dennis Gai is not selling out t the March 13 senate A.S. Corporation, specifically impractical. Gai and the ille^ (|M|^^|dted^||[^h apuc^ his people. His recent action can •ting, the Chieano bloc was student government. Gai has cannot ignore the ol lie len^'sliiUloftibl only improve the lot of all ,r4teonsible for two more taken steps to curtail the ministration establishrfhMt CSUN students, including outrageous actions: The un­ politicking and prejudice that because they are supposed to be A prime example of this Chicanos.
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