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[email protected]. HE WOOSTEia OICE VOLUME C WOOSTER. OHIO, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 24. 1984 NUMBER 13 Communist To Speak; Attacks Imperialism McGaw Seeks By EMILY DRA6E Another Pastor On March 1, Richard Newburger, a member of the World Without By PATRICIA BAUERLE Imperialism Contingency, will be Westminster Presbyterian speaking to the Wooster Communi- Church is presently seeking a sen- ty. ior pastor. Newburger, a revolutionary com- Mr. Doug DrushalL an attorney munist, feels "there must be a at the Critchfleld Law Firm and scientific understanding of the the chairman of the Pastor Nomi- world and Marxism provides that nating Committee, said that the understanding." committee hopes to have one be- Last fall, Newburger traveled to I 4 iv fore the school year ends. West Germany as a member of the i t J Drushall said that the Pastor Contingency, which is an organiza- J Nominating Committee has met tion against nuclear armaments with several different groups of and specifically the deployment of students on campus to discuss their Pershing II.