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WASHINGTON (UPI) -F o r­ arguments in his caae and hand circuit theater television ar­ mer champion Cassius Clay down a decision later this year, rangem ent! ia expected to won a now Supreme Court thua giving Clay a new chance groae $30 million or more. hearing on his draft conviction to avoid Imprisonment for Clay, now 28, was convicted appeal Monday, insuring that refusing to be Inducted into the by a federal Jury in Houston In his multimllllon title fight with Army as a draftee. 1967. He was stripped of his preeent ruler Joe In , Harry Mark- heavyweight title by boxing Frasier can take place as son, director of -boxing for authorities and Praxier won scheduled March S. , com­ unanimous recognition as title- Had Clay —who has adopted mented: "Apparently there will holder by defeating Jimmy the Mualim name Muhammad be no legal interference with Ellis last year. All -lost his appeal to the High the Clay-Frasier fight. We After a three-and-a-half year Court, he probably would have made our plana hopefully that absence from the ring, Clay had to begin serving his five- there would be none, and the was reinstated as a fighter last year federal prison sentence decision of the Court, I year. He launched a quick prior to the scheduled show­ presume, makes it a certain­ comeback by knocking out down with Frasier in New ty." in Atlanta and York's Madison Square Garden, The March 8 fight with Oscar Bonavena in New York, • However, the Court an­ record-high ringside ticket pri­ and then signed for the title UPI Telephoto nounced that it would hear ces and unprecedented closed- showdown with Frasier.

Volume No. XXXIII No. 56 San Lula Obitpo, California Tuesday, January 12, 1S71 No more news 4 LUNAR STRUCTURE on staff layoffs Personnel layoff>-«• a part of of new personnel Is permitted Oov, Raagan'a now aconomy only under certain conditions. A drive to further "cut, aqueete and new staff member may only bo UPPER MANTLE trim" the coat of government- hired If he will be reimbursed may not be felt here, according to from other state funds. The 160 MILES THICK S. Milton Pluma staff personnel appointment must also fill a officer. vacancy created by a dismissal LOWER MANTLE Edwin Meeaell, Raagan’a action. The hiring of an In* executive secretary said Sunday dividual under the guidelines • 0 M l l l l THICK that there are some situations may take place If the safety and where layoffs may be necessary health of the public will be en* dangered, if the position COR£ but that he did not anticipate any "mass" layoffs. Is not filled or unless the opening 1700 M ILII OIAMITIK Is filled, an essential state service Locally, there are some 1600 will be stopped and the public members of the college staff on Interest Jeopardised. the state payroll. Under these guidelines the Affecting this college now Is the president must endorse and the freexe In the hiring of state office of the chancellor must employees that came as a part of approve appointments under all UPI T •lapholO a strict economy program last November when Oov, Reagan announced that his ad* Internal transfers and ministration was spending promotions are not prohibited by the freeie. Pluma, however, has money at an annual rate of 9160 million over their revenue. prepared provisions that will govern theee personnel actions. The chancellor's office has The lunar ‘kreeps’ In San Luis Obispo County Issued Interpretations of the there are some 4,000 persons HOUSTON (UPI)—Scientists lively debete, Dr. Charles P. years older than rocks picked position freeie. Pluma has an* employed by the state. State reported the discovery of exotic Sonnet of Ames Research up in the same area. nounced that President Robert Finance Director Verne Orr said particles called “kreep" in Center, Mountain view, Calif., Dr. Paul W. Gaat, chief of Kennedy has approved operating that though there are no mass lunar soil samples Monday and predicted those questions would lunar science at the Manned guidelines relative to the filling of be resolved with "several more Spacecraft Center, called the staff positions under the freeie. layoffs planned, he could not pictured the moon as a 4.6 assure state workers that there billion-year-old body with a hot years of work." material "kreep" because of Its Under these guidelines, hiring will be absolutely no layoffs. and lively childhood. Among the noted scientists high abundance of potassium, They also reported at the attendMg Monday's session was phosphorus and rare earth opening session of the second Dr. Alexander P. Vinogradov, elements. vice president of the Soviet annual Ixinar Science Confer­ Oast said the presence of Hoffa loses ence that there Is evidence Academy of Sciences and "kreep" Implies the moon is director of a geochemistry suggesting the moon doubled In not derived of what is size around a relatively cool institute in Moscow. He will considered average solar appeal plea core in Its early years with the report Thursday on what the material as seen on chrondltlc I Aina 16 and 17 robot spacecraft rapid accretion of chunks of meteorites which occagjonally cosmic debris. found on the moon. WASHINGTON U P I- e lig ib le for a parole bid in March, fall to earth, but instead came This could have brought his It was clear from the first Discovery of exotic material Imprlsoned labor leader James from material with a wide release before the 1.6 million reports made to more than 800 in soil samples returned by "Jimmy" R. Hoffa loot his appeal range of composition. member union holds its con­ scientists from throughout the Apollo 11 and 12 astronauts in to the Supreme Court Monday vention in Miami Beach In July world that significant progress 1969 was reported by two Sonett reported calculations from a pension fund fraud con­ viction, confronting him with an and kept open his chances of has been made in the past year scientists working separately. of the electrical conductivity of additional five years in the being reelected president. In the analysis of Apollo These particles have a composi­ the moon's interior as deduced penitentiary and possible lose of However with the additional samples snd determining whet tion different from rocks picked by magnetic field studies the Teamsters Union presidency. they mean. up in the same area and some showed the moon now has a sentence facing the fiery, 87- Hoffa is already serving an year-old union boss, prospects of Although the origin of the scientists described them as the relatively cool core of about eight-year sentence for jury his remaining in power are moon and details of Us •magic" substance that made 1,410 degrees fahrenhelt, be­ tampering but would have been dimmed. evolution are still a matter of the age of the soil 1 billion coming cooler going outward. P*0»2 Mustang Daily. Tuttday, January 12. W l name of education, the symbol of Peace, a condition that all decent LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Americans should strive for, was trampled into the ground. It seems to me, that these In­ Rain washed filtrators, have made a direct Editor: . I^ust year when college cam­ attack on the American way of One wouldn’t think that a puses were rocked by antiwar life. peace sign would offend anyone, violence, it was generally ac­ It is also apparent that the but after reading a letter ap­ cepted that people should have destroyers of the American way peared In Mustang Dally of the right to express themselves, are not the people who carry January 6, apparently It does. It but many regret the violent ways ^placards of complaint but are cannot be the symbolism that Is of doing this. And now a simple, those who make direct attacks on objected to, or am I wrong In nonviolent form of protest ap­ one of America’s finest goals, thinking that everyone wants pears and it is still oppressed. In PEACE. peace? the letter of January 6, the fact Bud Broomhead was brought out that this "mess” Chemical aid on the hill was not ecologically minded. When millions of tons of Adding a symbolic symmetry to ona ol tha cam­ Students who experience dif­ ALL pus hillsides is a recently-created peace sign. Its poisonous chemicals are dumped ficulty ln solving chemistry into our air and water each year, presence has come under tire in correspondence to problems or have the hollow Transmission should we be overly concerned Muatang Daily. realization that they will be Rebuild about a trivial thing like some those who objected to it would having trouble soon, now have white powder on the ground? live in the peaceful, quiet har­ Attack on tutors available to aid them Poly StudMh M If some of the more con­ mony with nature that San Luis through chemical obstacles. f0% Off On Parts servative members of this Obispo has come to mean. The campus chapter of the campus hadn’t destroyed the Student Affiliates of the 1010 Nipomo SI. But what about the Viet­ freedom emblem, the peace sign on the American Chemical Society have 843-2600 namese? Will the next rain wash Editor: hill would have been gone with long held tutoring sessions to help the defoliants from their soil, When the Winter Quarter the next rain and once again students understand chemistry heal the napalm scars on the hills commenced I was pleased to see and solve its problems. The that surround their cities, or a new addition to Cal Poly, aside chemistry tutoring sessions are bring back dead relatives? But from the new Student Union. held in Science E-28 from 7 to 9 we don't live in Vietnam so why To me, this addition p.m. on Wednesday and are open ftuA* ^ ln fytlt Stm- should we give a damn? represented the indestructible to students in all chemistry Peace, foundation of our fine country. Ron Werner classes. 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