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Off~C,R Says Lack.Of Trust Frustrating by Steve Morus Problem Off~c,r Says Lack.of Trust Frustrating By Steve Morus problem. We've always been Diego City Police and Sheriff's Rick Sanchez 'Lreely admits called security guards. basi­ Department because of UCSD' s that when he was a kid growing cally because people have no location in the unincorporated up in San Diego he "had some idea of what our jurisdictional city of La Jolla. difficulty handling the law. basis is. also because we don't Serving the campus requires more than the average per­ do a lot of things that would be 13 officers. three sergeants. one son." But now. at the age of 32 considered. quote. ·police· ... lieutenant. and a chief. plus (and with an ironic twist that "We are sworn peace officers three .student dispatchers and Freud would have loved) . Rick of the State of California." security guards at night. Sanchez earns his living as Sanchez stated. leaning for­ Sanchez estimated. Detective Sanchez. a career ward in his chair for emphasis, "Basically." he said. " we're officer in the UCSD Campus adding, "we have all the arrest a very small unit and we don't Police Department. powers (of) anyone else." have the power to be every­ To a great extent because of Reciting from memory he where. so the students have to his experiences on both sides of continUed. "the department is be our eyes." the law. Detective Sanchez has sanctioned under a provision of "Students tend to not want to .a great deal to say about the Penal Code. with authori­ involve the police; they think studenVpolice relations. zation through the Health and we're going to take ·the police In an interview with The Education Code." action· ... Sanchez said. " You Guardian. Sanchez discussed As for their jurisdictional know. we can talk to people not only the facts governing base. Sanchez said the campus without going through the ·the student/police relationships. police have " primary juris­ police action' per say." he but also his own opinions diction on this campus itself. added. regarding how the " new of­ any property belonging to the Sanchez finds the lack of ficers" can help facilitate University of California. and student trust particularly student's trust in policemen. thereof a mile from any point.·· frustrating because of the According to Sanchez. many The campus police have pri- · special consideration campus . fundamental misunderstand­ mary jurisdiction even though police give to student futures. ings arise because "the Uni­ they share jurisdictional "We don't have to go by the UCSD police detective Rick Sanchez versity Police face an identity responsibility with the San (Please turn 10 page 4) THE GUARDI.t.J\N University of Cilifornla, Sin Diego Volume 35, Number 15 Nednesday, October 25, 1978 McElroy Reinsta~es Foulks By Reed Alpert cleri~al mismanagement did will ~frect Laura Michetti. EcUtor not warraqt dismissal and that manager of business services Chancellor William McElroy the job requirements ofthe Day and enterprises. to provide has accepted the Personnel Care Center director may have Foulks with clear instructions Appeals Committee's recom- been "unrealistic and too much as to her duties and responsi­ mendation and will order Josie for anyone individual to carry bilities as director and to Foulks reinstated as director of out conscientiously without provide Foulks with training in the Day Care Center. it was some assistance." order to help her carry out her announced yesterday. A point of contention at the duties. In an eleven-page report to hearing between the University In their report. the commit- .. McElroy dated Oct. 3. the five- and Foulks had been whether tee noted that Foulks had been member committee said the the Business Office was to offered a swap with the director charges against Foulks of provide clerical assistance to ofthechildren'sdaycaregroup Foulks. Foulks had expected at University Hospital and that assistance in the adminis- the University had intended to trative portion of her duties give the new UCSD Day Care Erratum while the Business OCCice felt Center coordinator one or two The Student Food Co-op is Foulks should become self- part-time clerical staff. They really open. Located in the East sufficient. The committee felt concluded that "a similar offer Conference Room of the Stu­ that although Foulks showed to Foulks could have circum­ dent Center. the co-op is open poor administrative judgement vented many of the problems at weekdays from 11 am to 4 pm. in certain areas. the Business issue here." In Monday's issue we reported Office did not make a tangible Foulks was dismissed from that they are selling vegetarian effort to improve the com- her post at the Day Care center sandwiches for 25 cent . This is munication between the Busi- Aug. 17 and. along with the incorrect; they are not selling ness Office and the Day Care American Federation of State. sandwiches. However, they are Center on the subject of the County. and Municipal Em­ elling organic produce. dairy various administrative duties. ployees. appealed the decision products. grains. breads, nuts In a letter to Foulks released through the University Em­ Josie Foulks will resume her dutie a Day Care Center director. and dried fruits. yesterday, McElroy said he ployee Greivance Procedure. as order d by Chancellor McElroy. pltoto c ourte y 0/ flew i ....ico to. By Jocelyn Larkin At many institutions. stu­ past a deadline which resulted up." "While UCSD Student Finan­ dents are required to complete in her losing the loan. A new computer system for cial Services (SFS) are far their financial aid file during Hessinger commented that of UCSD. utilizing local terminal from perfect, when compared the previous academic year. At the thousands of students who is" being designed now and will Financial to the typical financial aid UCSD. students are allowed to are served by SFS each year. be completed within two year . oCfice ... the students receive a apply for aid as late as the first " 75 to 90 percent never contact It will coordinate the variou better financial aid pakcage week of the quarter. This the oCCice more than once or information systems on cam­ than in any other institution," provision. while designed twice a year for other than the pus, including the registrar's. Aid Here according to Fred Hessinger. specifically to facilitate student routine procedures of con­ employment, and housinf J deputy director of UCSD needs. causes some confusion firming financial aid awards." offices. and will exped · Financial Services. in the first two weeks of school. However. "a small percentage previously time-consumh _ I According to an annual Hessinger said. It often results slip through the computer and financial aid procedures , Good But report, UCSD Financial Aid in long lines at the Financial mistakes are made." he added. according to Hessinger. distributed an exess of 18 Aid oCCice , a much larger One cause of these problems Another source of problems million dollars of federal, state. workload for employees and Hessinger cited is that the In processing of aid is what Tom local and university funds to frustration for both students system operates on " an an­ Rutter. director of Student Imperfect undergraduate and graduate and employees. tiquated computer program." Financial Services. calls "a students last year. In addition, There are other areas where At present. information and • failure on the part of th the Student Employment Serv­ problems exist. One student checks must be processed DY students to fulfill their respon­ ice placed 2500 students in on­ (who asked that her name be computer terminal in Los sibilitie ." Thi implie read­ campus jobs. withheld) cited repeated ca es Angeles and Berkeley. with a ing all the ira£vrmation form Hessinier attributes the of "incredible incompetence by delivery time of up to two provided by the finaocial aid quality of SFS to "better financial aid employees." The weeks; "if incorr ct informa­ office. then upplying nece - funding and more fleXible stud nt' bank loan paper tion get into the ystem. it ry and c urate information. ~uidelines and timetables." were mi placed and dela ed take two to four week toclean (PI lura CO pace l!) page 3 2 .T... a....... Wed., Oct. 25, 1178 Wed., Oct. 25, 1878 The Guardian . -- --- - ------ ---------------------- fA\ID1 Wage Guidelines Set L:JJ OO@froo~ffi[{ ~~~ ~@/lill Blast Flew, ( Question Guardian Carter Hopes For 6% Inflation Rate WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres­ holding increases to approx­ pledged: ~@W@ · [Drro@g@ ident Carter unveiled a largely imately 5.75 percent next year. - To cut thc federal deficit to voluntary new set of wage and Carter said that if the pro­ $30 billion or less next year. In Response to Praise price guidelines last night and gram is successful this would - To fill only one of every two Editor: cbaneo,e? pleaded with the nation "to give translate into an inflation 'rate new job vacancies in the Admittedly, our Black · this plan a chance to work." of 6 per cent to 6.5 percent in the government for "an indefinite In resPOD8e to the praJse of " We must face a time of next year, well below the period." our Black population 81 ex­ cause exbibits distinctions from the other minority cauaes. U S/J apan T ra de. national' austerity, " Carter current rate of about 8 percent. - To "oppose any further re­ pounded by one Anthony Flew, said in remarks prepared for a He said he would ask Congress duction in federal income taxes let revel In tbJs opportunity As bas been recopized by a us speech broadcast to the nation. to enact tax rebates for workers until we have convincing to respond to tbe8e resplend­ pletbora of Americans of ' n 9 e s ? • .
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