MiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiM iii associated press itiiiii miiiiMiiinniiii iH NewScop e USG Ap proves The World Easing of Fines England Proposes Stricter Drug Penalties By PAT DYBLIE and BILL BROADWATER the Black Student Union and the Association of LONDON — Prime Minister Harold Wilson's government , when deliberating problems has decided to seek new powers for a nationwide crackdown Of The Daily Collegia n Staff Women Student- on drug pushers and underground drug makers, intormed of- relating spccncally to those groups. Guidelines to ease campus traffic fines and ficials said yesterday. Interfi affi nity Council President Harv A comprehensive new bill to toughen Britain's spotty remove many evening parking rcslnctiotif questioned if the icsohition would mean system of producing, distributing and prescribing drugs is in were approved by the Undergraduate Student Boeder "throwing out the window the fact that we ask preparation and will be announced by Queen Elizabeth II in Government last night. her speech from the throne opening the new Parliament USG to be the sole voice for the entire student Tuesday. body." Rccdcr said that he felt recognition of The over-all aim is to strengthen and rationalize existing The guidelines, presented in the form of a measures for the control of the country's ever-increasing drug bill by the USG executive, will become ef- the two groups might mean "further fragmen- menace. This threat has assumed big proportions with fective Winter Term and will apply only to un- tation " of students. revolutionary developments in drugs that work on the central dergraduate students. nervous system. Nina Co.mly, AVVS president, stated. "I sup- Informants estimated the number of new drugs being Students will receive a warning on the first port this (the resolution) because we are a manufactured may run into hundreds and includes stimulants, violation and will be subjected to successive special interest group. " She said USG depressants, tranquilizers and hallucinogens. " and fines of S2. S2. S5. S5 and S10 according to the represents the student body "as a whole • * • interests of Viet Cong Position for Possible Offensive bill. Violations will be recorded on a term basis cannot specifically accommodate SAIGON —U.S. infantrymen screening infiltration routes and a warning will be issued for the initial women and black students. northwest of Saigon engaged North Vietnemese soldiers in two violation of each term. "Doesn 't Exclude USG" running battles yesterday. Field officers said it appeared that North Vietnamese ar- —collegian Photo by Alex Beany No Present Warning "The resolution doesn't mean to exclude my units which have been holed-up in Cambodia are moving ARTHUR O. LEWIS, (light) chairman of the University USG but rather include groups to lend expertise Present regulations require fines of SI. S3, back into South Vietnam, possibly positioning themselves for Open Meeting Senate, listens to a student express his opinions at an open to certain problems." according to Terri Borio, the kickoff of a winter-spring offensive next month. meeting of students, faculty members and members of the S5 and S10 and are compiled on a j early basis In Saigon, the U.S. Command said that American USG East Halls congrcsswoman. In the HUB Senate held yesterday in the HUB. with no warning provision. casualties for the past week remained near the three-year low, Winners in this week's congressional elec- with 78 Americans killed in action. It was the fourth straight Students will be required to report violation week that fewer than 100 Americans died on the battlefield. tions were certified by the USG Elections Com- South Vietnamese combat deaths exceeded the U.S. total tickets received to the Traffic Violations Office mission and inducted into Congress by Harry for the 23rd consecutive week, with 301 government troops within two class days after the date on the Hill. USG Supreme Court Chief Justice. killed. ticket. A SI late fee will be imposed on both Liberal Arts Council Holds , one of whom A U.S. spokesman also said that a GI captured i'k months warning tickets and subsequent tickets if a stu- Two West Halls candidates ago by the North Vietnamese made nis way to an allied land- , charged to the Elec- dents fails to report within the required time. was seated on Congress ing zone Monday. tions Commission that Ray DeLevie. winner of * • * Faculty-Student Discussions The b ill also onens the lots around the a West Halls scat, had terminated his residence Arab Guerrillas Attack Lebanese Posts Ritenour Health Center, Pattee Library and hall contract and moved to an apartment MIDDLE-EAST — Arab guerrillas from Syria swept into By BETTI RIMER dominated board to control response to questions about the Sparks which are not designated as "yellow" before being certified. neighboring Lebanon yesterday, attacked three border posts non-academic policies, includ- "publish or perish'' con- and abducted 4 frontier guards in retaliation for a Lebanese Collegian Staff Writer ing student publications. troversy. Noble said that on the University traffic map to student park- DeLevie was certified after a pre-meeting army crackdown on the commandos. Lewis said that he had research is "usually a good ing between 6 p.m. and 2 a.m. Apparently carried out with Syrian cooperation , Some students walking grievance hearing with the Commission but his the raid through the Hetzel Union presented a proposal to the thing." was bigger than any launched by the guerrillas against Israel Un iversity Senate for a student Passage of the bill was encouraged by USG case will be taken to the USG Supreme Court since the end of the 1967 six-day war. Building yesterday merely cast He explained that in many a curious glance in the HUB board which was passed fields such as psychology it is President Ted Thompson who helped compile on Monday. Chief Justice Harry Hill said that Al Fatah, largest of the Arab commando organizations, unanimously. "If the students neccessary to transmit in- the adjustments last summer with Ralph E. impeachment proceedings will be taken by Con- claimed responsibility for the forays and promised to return Reading Room. Others came in, looked around helplessly come up with a decent pro- formation to large numbers of Zilly, vice president for business, Raymond O. gress if Del.evie's-alleged move is found un- the kidnapped men. But I and walked out. But some sat posal I think it will pass. people. Murphy, dean of studen t affairs and officials constitutional. "Today's operations were only a warning to Lebanese hope students will ask us for Noble urged students who authorities, down and talked face-to-face, " Al Fatah said in a comunique from its head- freely with faculty members help, only this time on a volun- are dissatisfied with a course from the violations office. Thompson also Congress approved a recommendation by quarters in Damascus, the Syrian capital. "The Palestine who responded frankly. tary basis," Lewis said. to speak to the professor and reported to Congress that most of the proceeds Thompson that Tom Ritche> . former East revolution demonstrates its ability to take any measure it offer suggestions or even to " The occasion was an open Lewis Made Mistake from traffic fines are turned over to the USG Halls congressman, be appointed Parliamen- deems fit to defend itself and escalate its operations. meeting of students and facul- write a letter. Referring to University ac- Scholarship Fund. Parliamen- ty members and members of tion on the sale of the Garfield After the meeting O'Donnell tarian. Hill resigned his post as The Nation the University Senate in the Thomas Water Tunnel, an un- commented that the senators Congress voted to refer to USG's Student tarian at Congress' initial session Fall Term College of the Liberal Arts. derground newspaper, Spring did seem receptive but that the Affairs Committee a resolution requesting the "to devote more time to my duties as Supreme Nixon Seeks Merchant Marine Changes The order of the day was com- Term, Lewis said that he (Continued on page nine) University Senate to recognize spokesmen from Court Chief Justice." WASHINGTON — President Nixon proposed to Congress munication. thought Charles L. Lewis, vice Thursday a 10-year, S3.8-billion Merchant Marine program to Pete O'Donnell, president of president of student affairs, "restore this country to a proud position in the shipping lanes the Liberal Arts Student Coun- had made a mistake by ban- of the world." cil expressed the general ning the publication from Letter It represents an increase of SI billion over the present rate feeling of the people at the campus. But Will Circulate of spending. meeting. "It wasn't so much "My objections to the Water Administration spokesmen, in explaining the program, what the people were saying Tunnel are on a purely literary said it changes the methods of ship construction and operating that was important. It's the basis, he added. subsidies and is designed to produce 30 new ships a year when fact that students and faculty ' ¦ the program gets in fuH swing in the third year. sat down and communicated Lewis commented that he had supported the open meet- Supportin g Paliadino *' how they felt on different YAF Not • * ing sponsored by the Liberal Mayoral Races Highli ght November Elections issues, be it the Vietnam War The Young Americans for Freedom portunity to support it by signing their follow a basic format similar to the rules or the pass-fail system." Arts Student Council last Mayoral races in New York City, Cleveland and Detroit, spring and he was pleased with said last night that they do not support names under it. and procedures of the real UN.