i^l^l^l^l^H ig Bust r sports • Results In Coach Elliott Photo Essay 9V . page 10 7 Arrests urnratt? Vol. 49, No. 23 Tuesday, December 11, 1973 Ph. 284-4401 By DIANE RENNICK Aaatatan* Naw. ttfitar Negotiations in a Universi­ ty of Miami dormitory for a large marijuana deal led tn the arrest of four UM students and three other persons, Metro police said. Machat Impeache A police undercover agent took part in the negotiations which resulted in purchase of marijuana at a residence in 1 the southwest section of Miami occupied by two of the students, investigators January Tria said. A Metro police spokesman said the undercover agent By VALERIE STRAUSS one has to make a mockery cal threats against him hv had been involved in negotia­ News Editor out of USBG because he telephone and in direct con tions with persons living in The Student Senate voted wants his name to be made frontation the Kendall area for the pur­ yesterday to impeach around campus," Machat "I am being threatened chase of narcotics and was Undergraduate Student Body said. M of my work to clean taken to UM dorms, where dovernment (USBG) Trea­ up student goVernnierit .1 see the negotiations were contin­ surer Steve Machat for al­ "I Unfortunately, they no other reason to threaten ued Thursday for the alleged leged malfeasance and non­ picked the least political po­ me unless they have purchase of a quanitity of feasance of ofice. sition, that of treasurer, to something to hide. 1 am being marijuana for $3,500. The Senate vote was 16-15 make their name. The trea­ threatened by factions who in favor of impeachment. surer is not the politician of are siding with Steve Mac­ For a midnight connection The trial is set for Jan­ USBG' by the accountant and hat," Harris said. the agent was taken to a res­ uary 28. ii is a shame that the Sena­ idence at 7340 SW 35th St. tors don't realize it," he said "I want to know' why I The motion was brought was chased down the hall of Members of the vice and before the Senate by Senator intelligence squad followed. USBG Speaker Steve the Student Union after re­ toWVWAW*' -_* Alan Harris and the second Silverman requested the questing to see the requisi­ Arrests were made at the was made by John Dunn. Student Supreme Court make tions related to USBG," he Steve IVIachat house and at the University Harris charged in his reso­ an interpretation on whether said. a a a I III IH'OcIl p6 dorms lution that Machat failed to the treasurer is required to Those arrested and post and maintain office attend all meetings. The con­ Machat said the threats will wake up and realize charged were listed by the hours as required by the stitution states that "the were nonexistent. treasurer will attend as a there are no grounds for police as: USBG Constitution, that he "There is no reason to impeachment. In the future I Anthony Gilbert Dwyer, 21, improperly delegated author­ guest." The Supreme Court threaten some punk that is a UM senior; conspiracy to interpreted this as meaning trying to make a n a m e for hope we will be able to work ity to sign financial reports as a common bond, not violate Florida narcotics and requisitions without stat­ he Is not required to attend himself. The charges of laws, possession and sale of utory or constitutional provi­ the meeting. threats are absurd, unfound­ against each other, for after marijuana, possession of sions permitting such delega­ ed and all are blatant lies," all, we are working for the narcotic implements. tion, that he has failed to at­ Senator Alan Harris said he said. benefit of the students," he Richard Oseroff, 21, a UM tend meetings of the Student he received numerous physi­ "I hope that the Senate said. senior; conspiracy to violate Activity Fee Allocation Com­ Florida narcotics laws and mittee on a regular and possession of marijuana. consistent basis and that he Steven Lochte 21, of 9120 has failed to report to the UM Professors To File SW 183 Terrace a UM Student Senate and the student; possession of mari­ USBG President and the ex­ juana and conspiracy. ecutive cabinet on the status Noltenius Vilanova, 24, nf of various university or 1204 Dickinson Dr., a UM USBG accounts. For Collective Bargaining student; possession of mari­ Machat said he feels the juana and conspiracy. truth will come out in the By HERB GREENBERG '* • HUN * + • .'**S..*»> Association; 14 are repre­ l.ee David Zimmerman, 22, trial. Ol Tha Hurricana Stall "More than 50 per sented by the American Federation of Teachers-Na­ of the SW 35th St. address; The University of Miami rent of the faculty here possession of marijuana. chapter of the American tional Education Association; "The charges are unfound­ hare returned the de. Richard l.ee Ramp, 21, of ed and this will eventually Association of University and 20 have independent 9008 SW 97th Ave.; posses­ come out. They are trying to Professors (AAUP) will file *ientition card* lo agents. sion of marijuana and con­ Photo by LARRY GREENE combine two branches of to establish cullec tnp I If I', which indicate* spiracy. Cliff notes, rather than sun reflectors, government into one when bargaining here, a campus they limit /i> be rep­ According lo a special re­ Richard Glodowski, 21, of Final (s) Time really there is a separation AAUP spokesman said. The resented hy A UP:' port by the Chronicle of 9020 SW 97th Ave; posses­ and this is the final issue of this between the two. filing will take place Monday sion of marijuana and con­ Patio is dotted with textbooks and semester's Hurricane. Happy holidays, at 3 p.m., at the Wesley — Nancv (la>l>v Higher Education this repre­ spiracy. It's that time of year again. The and good luck on those finals . "It is a shame that some­ Foundation. sents 10 per cent of the na­ tion's professors. Originally scheduled to file this week, the delay has been the (designation) cards to the However, five years ago, Miami National Labor Rela­ caused, campus AAUP vice only nine colleges had president Nancy Clasby said, tions Board (NLRB) office. Cosell Advocates Volunteer Work by the inability of the Na­ contracts. tional AAUP office to imme­ More than 50 per cent of diately send a representative. the faculty have returned the The report said collective "People tend to put re­ designation cards to AAUP, bargaining was established Community involve­ Dr. Clasby said, which indic­ basically because: the tight­ ment through the Volun- tarded children out of C L. Haslam, associate ates they want lo be repre­ ness of funds for university their minds," he said, secretary of the National of­ sented by AAUP (however, budgets and faculty salaries, t e e r Impact Program not binding them to vote for "but these people are fice, will be at UM Monday, the leveling off of enroll­ (VIP) has been endorsed "I think it (volunteer work) is criti­ wonderful human be­ collective bargaining in the ments and the accompanying Dr. Clasby said, bringing the by various celebrities. ings." election.) The NLRB requires squeeze on faculty tenure, cal to a dimensional education. I don't official collective bargaining at least 30 per cent faculty the poor job market for Nottingham said vol­ response to the cards. Howard Cosell, sports- think that anyone in this day and ape con­ unit definition. Ph.D.'s, the shifting of power unteer work similar to from local campuses to state- caster, said volunteer The union will file to rep­ work within the com­ siders education to be limited to the for­ what he has done is good system bureaucracies and the for students and acts as resent UM's 600 full-time authoritarian policies of munity is critical to a malized classroom situation and to let it main campus faculty, includ­ some college administrators. student's education. a positive energy outlet ing department chairmen and There are 212 institutions all end there." — Howard Cosell for them. the law school faculty. nationwide that have estab­ Faculties that have chosen "I think it is critical to lished collective bargaining Doug Crusan, from collective bargaining, the re­ a dimensional educa­ At Monday's meeting, agents within the past five Pittsburgh, Penn., has which is open to AAUP mem- years. Twenty-nine of these port says, appear to be satis­ tion," he said. "I don't been involved in volun­ hers and interested faculty, a are private institutions. And fied with it. It has been aban­ 156 have established bargain­ think that anyone in this teer work for six years one-page collective bargain­ doned nowhere. day and age considers not just limited to scho­ Some Miami Dolphin organization for retarded with the YMCA. ing application will be filled ing contracts. out, Dr. Clasby said, along education to be limited lastics. football players have children. But they say ths "It is especially satis­ with the discussion of the Fifteen of those schools school atmosphere changes. to the formalized class­ "College students of been involved in com­ "It has been a great unit definition. are represented by AAUP; 43 munity work especially fying work with children are represented by the Amer­ room situation and to let today have grown up in a thing for me working when you receive their ". administrators and most distressed and trou­ as their off season jobs. She said contrary to origi­ ican Federation of Teachers faculty have treated each it all end there." with these children," warm responses," Cru­ nal plans, "we can mail our (AFL-CIO); 84 have chosen Cosell said if a student bled time and should be Don Nottingham, from other as equal partners in a Nottingham said.