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The Cornell Daily Sun Page 5 WEATHER Founded1880 Sunny Incorporated1905 Hi: 40s Memberof The Daily Windy AP andUPI TheCornellSun"Ithaca's Only Morning Newspaper" - Vol.LXXXVI No. 113 ITHACA.NEW YORK, TUESDAY. APRIL7. 1970 12 PAGES -10CENTS Blacks Disrupt New Campus Store Fire Probe Students Overturn Displays; Delayed Citations May Be Issued ByRICHARD M. WARSHAUER By PETERM.BARTFELDand Investigationof the causesot the tire RICHARD L.NEUBAUER which gutted the black studies center About 100 black students enteredthe newly opened .ampub last Wednesday has been delayed Store shortly before noon vesterdav and some of them upset pendingthearrivalof a crane. merchandise, smashed a plate glass display and an outside Eugene J. Dymek, director of the window, making off with merchandise grabbed from the Division of Safety and Security, store'sshelves. explained that a crane is essential to An investigationinto the incident is beingcarried out by the the current part of the investigation, Safety Division. According to Joseph Buglian. judicial because the chimney and parts of the administrator, no citations have been issued yet. "I haven t roof that have fallen have to be names, Ireceived a call that the incident . seen anv list of but removed occurred." he said. He added that when he receives a list of "We.hopeto get a crane toIthaca by names a decision will be made on whether to issue any tomorrow or the next day," said Noel oitstions Desch, a Buildings and Properties Campus Store Manager Paul J. Krebs said that there has department official. He noted, of the damage done. Harry Vv. been no official estimate today. however, that the arrangements for Chaskey. manager,said the store willbe open "definite"as of late assistant the crane weren't actionoccurred shortly after about175 blacks,believed yesterday. The (BLFi to be members of the Black Liberation Front Although James Turner, director of presentedUniversity President Dale R. Corson with a list of the black studeies center, has labelled fire arson, Dymek and other five demands. the as These demands, as paraphrased by Corson in a statement investigators have declined so far to issuedlate yesterdav afternoon, were: attribute the blaze to suspicious — "That'a series of residences and properties occupied by causes. black people be protected by black men employed by the "The origin and cause of the fire Safety Division." " ___. have yet to be determined." said — "That funds from the Africana Commitment Fund be Dymek. turned overto Prof.Turner for disbursement." — be provided for the many filesof "That transportation facilities He also said that of the locationinDorm8." J. Congress Mbata had survived temporarv Africana Center Prof. — a building to house permanently the Africana theblaze. "That — Studies Center be constructed and readyfor operationby the Dynek said that papers on Mbata's PUBLIC DISORDER A Campus Store clerk begins disruption by black fall— of 1970." desk, which he thought was a rearranging merchandise after yesterday's "and that the Universitv be prepared to fund the manuscript, were given over for students The store was closed all afternoon as personnel Community inIthacawhich displays by rebuildingof theSouthside Center safekeeping to Richard Strassberg. a cleared up the damage to books and caused the was damagedbv fire lastSept. University archivist. students BLF confirmation of the Files in Mbata's file cabinetI Idemands was and desk drawer were inIFirst Hurdle Ilast "excellentcondition."accordingI There an to Dymek. He said that they ■ Imeeting could not be removed until theI IGoldwin a portion Survives Senate Test crane lifted off a of theI Carswell— Harrold Carswell passed a major I"discussion blocked the drawers■ Washington (AP) The Supreme Court nomination of G. roof which preliminary surprising ease.By a voteof 52 to 44 theSenaterejectedamotionIensuing events all people fromopening all the way. Senatetest yesterday with tosend thenominationback toallbutcertaindeathin the Judiciary Committee. Iinterested Inrelatednews,CornellSafetyI leadersimmediately claimedthat the voteindicatedcertainvictory when confirmationIblack demands are patrolmen Administration Division areguardingIcomes to final vote tomorrow. But opponentsof the50-year-oldappealscourt judge refused to abandonIAlan Plofsky spokesman the black men's and women'sI fight and allindicationspointedto a tight raceright to the end."Now itlooks like we for the cooperatives, temporary their three-month I the Ihave thehorses togetJudge Carswellconfirmed,"declaredSen. EdwardJ. Gurney, R-Fla. Iwhich black studies center in NorthIBut JosephTydings, D-Md., predictedconfirmationwouldbedecidedby nomorethantwoor three Campus old one at Sen. Continued onPage 12 No. 8 and the Ivotesanddeclinedtosay which way it wouldgo. 320 Wait Ave. all night. Dymek ■ The senators I soon Monday's I they on I Runaway Car Flattens Lamp Post FireDescribed vote how James of I As 'Suspicious' Kansas for I Democrats I A minor fire early this Albert Gore Tennessee and I morning at 205 North Quarry Virginia I Street was described by an The I IthacaFire Department Official announcementsby twoI as "ofasuspicious nature." made them the SouthernersI An occupant of the building to the said he heard in the voices An Press survey I hallway and then saw three after voteI young black men fleeing into the senators publiclyI street from the structure during andI incident, according for the to Ithaca on 131 Police Det. Edward Traynor.. senators andI Police are looking for the three the men. the twoB The fire, which started on a a the! stairway in the building, was scrambleforvotes precededI quickly doused. The occupant.David A. Bruce, new becameI toldThe Sun: "This allgoesback thel three weeks ago. Three weeks appearanceon anl ago wehad afire. It wascaused large labor! by spontantous combustion to orgamzedl thebest of ourknowledge. It was labor has opposition! rubbish inthe corridor. to beenl "A week and a half ago an nearly as asitl The lie on the lawn in Baker vehicle object was thrown through my Judge F.IDOWNHILL RACER remains of a demolishedcar frontof Tower The accident, down Libe Slope the Morrill Hall parking lot kitchen window.This morning I who wasl carfc'e to rest there after it rolled, apparently by from Continued onPage 12 the year.I last night No onewas m|ured See story on page seven 2 Tuesday.April7,1970 The CornellDailySun Order U.S. Teamsters Cambodian Officials Continue Strike Troops Against Viet Cong Truck drivers across the SAVINGS — nation stepped up picketingand PhnomPenha,Cambodia(AP) TheCambodianarmy dispatched wildcat strike activity a large force of airborne troops, artillery and armoredcars toward yesterday. In Chicago, a in your Auto Insurance the South Vietnamese border yesterday to head off Viet Cong who Teamster Union official Try Nationwifle's CENTURY AUTO point west of Saigon, military How? crossed into Cambodia at a 35 miles suggested selective strikes Liberalized coverages plus all- reported. size of the Viet Cong force was notknown. be avert a total POLICY. informants The might used to famity coverage evencovers your car ifit's It was said tohaveenteredCambodiaat Bavet, 90 milessoutheast of walkout. ... actions beganover the .borrowed by any qualifieddriver1With rate* PhnomPenh. Wildcat — on The Cambodian troops were seen moving out of Svay Kieng weekend in Los Angeles, .lower than most And you— can count Na- eastwardalong Highway 1towardBavet, 25 miles away.Svay Rieng Milwaukee, St. Louis and other tionwide when it counts at time of loss. It is 65 miles southeast of the Cambodiancapital. The dispatch of the cities. New work stoppages wiU pay you to check rates, coverage for— your Cambodianforce followedaViet Cong attack this past weekendona occurred yesterday in the San your man from Nationwide the Svay car with military outpost near Chiphou, midway between Bavet and Francisco Bay area, Columbus, company with new ideas for a new eral Rieng on Highway 1. Military sources said two Cambodiansoldiers Ohio, and Oklahoma City. and six civilianswerekilled. willtry topushthe Viet Cong Many of the nation's 425,000 The informantssaid theCambodians were from Cambodian territory called the Teamster union members £____. back into South Vietnam signaling their -"V" £** "Parrot'sBeak"becauseit jutsinto South Vietnam. dissatisfaction with a national contract tentatively agreed to last week Slayers whichprovided hikesof $1.10 an Guatemala Seeks three-year period. ,£** — hour over a W r^^ 41A __■_■_- r*. RICH BLATCHLEY (AP) the Bonn had even : MENZIES SI). Guatemala ransom. in the PAUL ar-.i_.77 £*COM 50.000 drivers AB3-1677 search offered to put up the $700,000 to The 539 7008 Guatemala pressed its Chicago area, whose contracts ***/*44mf. yesterday slayers of win freedomfor the frailenvoy. for the government are negotiated separately from kidnapped, West German The West German agreement, are was orderinghome all its the national Ambassador Count Karl von said it $170 an hour triggers diplomaticpersonnelin demanding Spreti, whose murder increases. expressions of anger and shock Guatemala. frommanyparts of the world. Von Spreti, 63, was found shot Doctors Check Astronauts — JERRYJAY in the head Sunday night after Cape Kennedy, Fla.(AP) A astronauts, specialists resolved CLIFFTODD refused AR3-267L the government five-man medicalteam gave the a problem in a helium AR 2 2538 demands of the Rebel Armed Apollo 13 astronauts their last pressurization system in the "FlwmA9mnts A9tm*y" release of 22 jailed engine lunar Forces for major preflight physical descent of the At
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