California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Paw Print (1966-1983) Arthur E. Nelson University Archives 12-7-1973 December 7th, 1973 CSUSB Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/pawprint Recommended Citation CSUSB, "December 7th, 1973" (1973). Paw Print (1966-1983). 130. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/pawprint/130 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Arthur E. Nelson University Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Paw Print (1966-1983) by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CALIFORNIA STATE COLLEGE, SAN BERNARDINO Speciil Edition; Schedule of Clisses Enclosed DEC. 7. 1973 ANP ^uowuy/ ^lUENTUy/ IRREE^ISTIBW — MANKiNCf W/LL <SO PAGE 2 PAWPRINT DECEMBER 7. 1973 Jack Anderson "Person Of The Month" by Eddie Baca Jack Asderson considers bis best stories 'those that get results.' That impressive list includes: I. Publishing the grand jury testimony in the Watergate affair which disrupted the Administrations attempUocover it up. 2. Winning the 1972 Pulitzer Prize for the story on the Nixon Administrations false denial of bias towards India during the Bangladesh conflict. 3. Constant revelations of corruption among elected officials who receive kick-backs, violate tax laws, embezzle public funds, or accept bribes. Many of these investigations have led to convictions and resignations. Not the most popular man in Washington, Anderson recently wonapersonalitycontestwith H.R. (Bob) Haldeman, Nixons former top aid. Anderson explained "Haldeman was hated inside the White House. Some employees LETTERS TO THE EDITOR hated him more than they disliked me. and therefore were willing to talk. They knew we'd give him trouble." Venceramos Case person of the Month? Reason being for exposing the strange Prison Town Talkin' the "in-folks" as being a "good relationship between Richard From time to time, that is to say dude",thatistosaya prison guard impeach Nixon and Ronald McDonald. On on rare occasion, it becomes not of the traditional lot, could have Tuesday, June 19, 1973 McDonald necessary to look with some degree been "set-up" by the anti-new idea Hamburger King Arthur Kroc of depth into what lies beneath the traditional faction of the donated a whopping $225,000 to re­ surface of those whose outward correctional system itself. elect President Nixon. This was appearance and behavior have Venceremos, a group of people 225 times more than the $1,000 brought upon their existance the basically oriented towards prison Kroc had contributed to Nixon's accusation of being the reform, and hence a threat to the 1968 campaign. The Price security of those who have vested Nixon Commission, just before the perpetrators of wrongdoing and In view of past actions, and involvements either election, allowed Kroc a 10 percent hence, "evil". This is not to say interests in the highly functional directly or indirectly, by the President Richard M. however, that one should accept but failing system of rehabilitation increase on the price of his dheir "kind" (as human beings) at and corrections, became the Nixon in the Watergate affair, the Associated Students cheeseburgers. The Commission face value as a measure of their perfect target in the eyes of the of California State College at San Bernardino are explained it had okayed the hike worth, but more so to call attention already pious public, who at the requesting the resignation or impeachment of Richard because Kroc was adding more to the overall situation "found" time were only being provided with M. Nixon. cheese on his hamburgers. pro-prosecutory news reports due Last year, McDonald's influence guilty. The most distressing factor involved in arriving at A recent article in the to the fact that various suspects successfully blocked passage of "Pawprint" entitled "Amerikan reach a certain degree of this decision is the conclusive fact that the President of any minimum wage but without the Justice In Chino" seems to shed prominence, has offered a the United States is failing to recognize that a crisis youth differential provision. Kroc some light in this direction. $5,000.00 reward in an effort to, as truly does face this nation. The President has obscured claims the $225,(X)0 contribution has absolutely nothing to do with the To immediately establish a he put it, "spur solution to the the issues and allegations at hand, projected himself as case". minimum wage controversy. The correlation between the kill of a victim of a malicious press, and questioning the prison guard Jesus Sanchez and Public sentiment was sure to hamburgerking insisted he wasn't members ofthe Venceramos would convict Venceremos in the light motives and firing of Special Prosecutor Cox thereby trying to influence the White House be no more justifiable than taking that they existed only to lo'sing the country's confidence in his integrity. but merely wanted to buy "some the same available evidence and "overthrow" the institutions and Despite the surrendering of the tapes to Judge- Sirica, insurance in the free enterprise system in which I strongly then some, and pursuing the notion underpressure of impeachment, the President has done' that Sanchez, considered bv alot of Cont'd on Page 4 believe." little to. subside the fears of man\ Americans. There Anderson thinks that if Nixon are far too many questions unanswered, and the "knew about Watergate, then he's a President has made it clear, short of another judicial crook and a lawbreaker, and if he confrontation, he will not provide these answers. didn't know, then he's the stupidest Reagan Rewartd President we've ever had. .Nixon The President has lost the ability to govern the will be an object lesson to future Governor Ronald Reagan today tragedy," Governor Reagan said. course of this nation effectively and morally thus Presidents that they are still public offered a $10,000 reward for ''Marcus Foster was an making his impeachment or resignation inevitable. servants and not masters." No information leading to the arrest outstanding man in the midst of a elected official will forget that as and conviction of the person or brilliant career. lam confident that long as Jack Anderson is here. To: Joanie Weiser persons responsible for the ifthis tragedy had not occurred, he From: Eddie Baca Pawprint Editor murder of Oakland School would have received national A.S.B. President Superintendent Marcus Foster. recognitionasoneof our country's leading educators. Staff The above resolution has been sent to the following: Foster, a 50-year-old educator "He was a 'no nonsense' type who came to Oakland in 1970, and individual whose main purpose in The President his deputy superintendent Robert Mfe was to improve the quality of Richard M. Nixon Blackburn were gunned down in an education forall children. His loss White House. Washington D.C. 20000 - ' Oakland parking lot Tuesday will be felt by present and future The Governor ' .; evening. Blackburn remains in students in Oakland, by California Ronald Reagdn critical condition at this writing. and the entire educational Governor's office, Sacramento, Ca. 95801 Governor Reagan offered the community. reward under provisions of the "Mrs. Reagan and I extend our U.S. Senators state Penal Code. sincere sympathies to his wife and Senator Alan Cranston "I am shocked and saddened over children. We join all Californians Senator John V. Tunney this vicious attack and the resulting in mourning his death." Senate^Office Building. Washington D.C. 20510 Joanie - editor U.S. Represenatives dell - copy editor 3,Vd District, Rep. Jerry Pettis John - photographer 38th District. Rep. George E. Brown House Office Building, Washington D.C. 20515 Jaclen - nnanaging editor The Sun Telegram Bruce - layout editor San Bernardino. Ca. • «taff - tonv.Peoav.Jay, Bob, THE PAWPRINT ENDORSES THE ASB RESOLUTION CALLING FOR NIXON'S IMPEACHMENT. PAGE 3 PAWPRINT DEC 7, 1973 TolToanieWnseHFromTEddieBaca.A.S.B.Presideni—TheFollowmgPeclarationofTn^epend^ce 1973 is being circulaied on aM Californi^taTr University College and University of California campuses. This petition isopen to all student signatures in the A.S. trailer. Petition deadline is set Citizens' Suit for February 25,1974. All faculty and students are urged to sign this declaration. This petition will then be turned over to our local congressman. Again, t strongly urge all interested to sign this document. Seek Nixon's Declaration Of Independence Impeachment When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for a people to dissolve the On November 7,1972, a popular political bands, vrfiich have connected them v.'ith their government's administuration and to election was held for the purpose peassume their rightful station as equal participants in the affairs of their government, of choosing electors who would in turn choose the next president and to vjhich their national g^ius, their commitment to freedom and their constitution entitle vice-president of the United th«n, a decent' respect to the opinions of their fellov; citizens requires that they should States. declare the causes vJhich inpel them to this decision. —We hold these truths to be self- That election was frav ^nt, evident, that all people are created equal, that ttiey are endov.'ed by their creator vvith unconstitutional, and o^ i.se unlawful, in that the peopl certain inalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happi­ United States were, because