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Albany Student Press 1973-03-27 ^teiV Vprnti ALBANY STUDEIV"' San UnMnlty at Ntw York «r Albmy Frldty, Uirch 23. 1973 PRESS Long Basketball Season Comes to a Close pages 18 & J9 The LX'AC Baskeibnll tournament represented the last same lire Great Danes will play this season. Shown above, to the left ami to the light are sonic of lite reasons why Doc Sailers (below, Icli) came through with his eighteenth stiaighl non-losing season. From left to right, at top, the learn members aie Harry Johnson, Hob Rossi, Weinei Kolln, Dave Welchoas, Reggie Smith. The remaining playei above is Mike Doyle from Union College, who was voted the Most Valuable I'layer of the tournament. To the middle, left and right, arc pictured two ol the lop contenders I'm Most Valuable I'layei of the Team honure, John Quattrocchi,, and Hymn Miller. On litis, the last basketball back page, we couldn't forget to include those great Albany fans who weie there when they were needed and directly below, you see one of the main reasons the Danes had such a great season, their jumping ability. Well, this is your loving basketball phologiaphei saying "see ya next season." photos by niagnien and slawsky PLEASE RECYCLE PAPER Campus Exchange: Ex-Cons at Harpur, Maine The Spirit of PYE in '73 Compiled by Mark iitcofsky April 4 • 12 marks SUNY A s 4th Annual Earth Week. To commemorate the event. The Albany Student State Prison has filed a com­ duringthal time. Students are Press will run a series of articles on the environmental movement on campus: what it's accomplished, SUNY Binghamptoii may not plaint with the state's Human also asking the court whether I what it s doing now, and where it s headed. By Katlty Eckerle be just tor students next year if Rights Commission charging em­ the trustees may again raise tui­ NEWS BRIEFS two proposals, one before the ployment discrimination against tion next fall without bargaining In 1969, a group of Rowayton, devote their time to working on liable experience. Of their two Space Committee and the other ex-prisoners by the University of with the students. Conn, high school students were the problems. major "victories" in the coming before the Broome County Leg­ Maine's Portland-Gorham cam­ edited by Daniel Ross becoming alarmed at the condi­ PYE's very first project was an yeais. each brought a lesson I islature, are approved. pus. Philip Shaw, who got an ***** tion of the marshlands in their exhibit at the Governor's Con­ with it. area They formed a group, When plans were announced lo The most controversial alterna­ early release to attend the uni­ It has been reported in Suites- SAIGON ference on Youth al the Com­ tive use of dorm space is the versity's Augusta campus, later man that a four-man suite at The release of the Inst 1-18 American prisoners in Indochina unci called it "Protect Your Environ­ modore Hotel in NYC. The ex­ extend Interstate 88 through the proposed half-way house for ex- transferred to Portland-Gorham SUNY at Stony Brook was withdrawal of remaining U.S. troops in Vietnam began Tuesdaj ment," and fought for the legis­ hibit, multi-media ecology show, beautiful Bozenhill region. PYE under eleventh-hour agreements worked out in Saigon and Vien­ convicts. The proposal requests and says he was turned down robbed by four males, each of lation lo do it. drew praise and recognition for joined oilier concerned civic tiane. "a section of one of the dormi­ twice when he applied for cleri­ This was the beginning of PYL. the SUNYA chapter. groups in preserving this area. whom was armed with a gun. A U.S. officials in Saigon and Washington said the moves will be an environmental movement Reports compiled hy PYE said tories to house 30 to 40 ex- cal positions/C/iromcfc, March television worth about $100 and completed by Thursday, one day after the deadline written into the But with the praise came indig­ that. Ihough il would he a convicts who need a 'somewhat 19) $190 in cash was taken. It seems Paris peace agreement signed Jan. 27. that was to launch schools across nant retorts from nervous Alba­ charming route for a highway, structured environment' in order ***** thai the robbers had entered A four-day impasse over release of nine Americans captured in the country into a frenzy ol ny industrialists. Cries of "Keep Laos and held by the Communist Pathet Lao delayed the homecom- activity in the 1970's. construction would destroy to readjust to civilian life." (Pipe through an open door and or­ out of our community, you The following is from the ing of the American prisoners held in Vietnam as well as that of the Dream. March 6). PYE: A Button don't live here," plagued the many of the natural resources of Chronicle of Higher Education, dered the residents to "lie down 5,000 remaining U.S. troops. Soon after the Rowayton environmentalists but did not the area. The streams, the gorge I SUNY Binghamptoii is also March 19, 1973: "A group of on the ground" so that they AP I event, a little yellow and green stop them from investigating and the Bozenkill Falls would all considering housing senior citi­ undergraduates has filed a class- wouldn't gel hurl. One student BEIRUT button made Us debut on the polluting practices in the area. In be in danger if constiuction zens on campus. If approved, action lawsuit totaling almost $5 was able to lock himself in his PYE investigations found the Tobin Packing Co. dumping untreated Iraqi troops have pulled back a short distance from the lines they SUNY A campus. It was worn by some cases, they even got big went on as planned. Harpur will be the second uni­ room and call Campus Security wastes into Patroon Creek. The issue is now before the courts. million against the University of set up l'/s miles inside Kuwait last week, easing the border dispute versity unit to make such a Jon Scott, professor of atmos­ companies lo help. General Elec- Though the teporl lacked the Southern California, claiming who then called Suffolk Coun­ that erupted six days ago, Beirut newspapers reported today. pheric science. Inc. for example, manufactured technical data lo really support move, the first being SUC-BulTa- that its trustees had broken an ty's (ith Precinct. Two other Iraqi jets continue to make reconnaissance flights over Kuwait, hut Close-Up: Attracted hy the success of the and donated, free of charge, the the issue, the concern of PYE lo who began housing senior implied contract with them by robberies have occurred there Iraq also was reported to have withdrawn a number of its tanks from the border as a good-will gesture. Rowayton drive and the forma­ samples used lo suivey air pol­ members thioughout the state, citizens this fall. repeatedly raising tuition over this semester, including a girl Mahmour Riad, secretary-general of the Arab League and chief tion of the new organization. lution in the area and the hacking of citizen ***** the past three years. Tuition who was threatened with a knife mediator between the two oil-rich neighbors, said Kuwait and Iraq Scotl obtained a gram to buy a groups as well, succeeded in can­ The Tobin Story Perhaps the biggest crusade A former inmate at the Maine jumped from SI800 to $2,460 and lobbed. had agreed to establish a joint commission to negotiate the batch of the buttons symboliz­ celing the project. demarcation of their disputed border. He said an Iraqi delegation during Spring, 1070 was againsl In 1969, PYE began an investi­ finally completed. The veidict: would visit Kuwait soon lo discuss formation of the commission ing the environmental move­ Tobin Meat Packing Company. A year later, PYE was asked In "We recommend against the in­ AP ment. Many students worked lo gather a group called the Concerned gation of Patroon Creek at lei stallation of chlorination facili­ The campus became a local tlie evicence needed to confront Citizens of Taglikamc (N.Y.) lo the New York State Health De ties in this situation due lo the BELFAST point in the Capilol District. We Tobin Willi the extent of Us investigate lire environmental ef­ paitnienl named Tobin Meal Security forces mounted a massive search Sunday negligible benefits lo be deiived sold buttons lo area groups who. polluting in Patroon Creek. Il fects til a planned iccicalumal Packing Company the second named Jean and Pat who lured three British army s;i worst polluter in the Albany and the short time period of murder trap. in turn, sold I hem to members. has been a continuing issue with community by the Boise-Cas­ aica. Tobin is stiuaied on the need for chlorination." The re­ Descriptions of the girls were distributed through oiil In llns way. groups could raise dodging robin executives that's cade Corp. After an extensive port wenl on lo "emphasize" Ireland. They were based on information from a erit •ally money to develop PYE activi- still occupying the efforts ol study. I'YF concluded thai "the Creek and dumps its waste water that Tobin was not ihe only soldier who survived the plot, widely attributed lics. PYE silicic-ills (sec Close-Upl proposed development would effluent into it. Republican Army's diehard Provisional wing. polluter of Patroon Creek. From the stall PYE called foi represent a flagrant example of PYE found tats thriving in the Both girls were described its between 18 and 22 ye land profiteeringoblivious to the Creek.
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