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Show Student Violence Continues 10. Sunday Herald S©DAY, MAY4. 1980 Parleys Canyon Closing Due Airing at Meeting President N.Y. Governor Prohibits Arms on Campuses; Of India Succumbs NJ. Assembly Allows Suit Against Strife lanes of PARK CITY (UPI)—A public enough to handle si ing was scheduleg for Mon- traffic, a median strip and two by Utah Highway Depart- 10-foot shoulders. officials to explain the J. Clark Elmer, public relason for closure of U.S. #8 tions director for the departCanyon for ment, said winter traffic on Parleys Canyon was about 5,000 e months of 1969-7 vehicles per day. The alternate The meeting was set for 3 road would handle this load p.m. at Memoria Hall here. By DALE MORSCH By United Press International There were growing signs Saturday of «stiffer resistance to unruly campus demonstrations among students, faculty and state legis!atures. to pill that woulg allow students { and damage property. law would campus t rder to complete con: struc but re owners in the area have protested that utting off the road in the winter would damage tourist trade. California Ce'ebrea'es Henry C. Helland, state highway directof, says he believes S-'ka Fete the use of the Emigration Can00 (UPI) — A yon-Little Mountain road as @ SAN FRAN detour will actually benefit tra- weel 5, velers because the alternate tennial of the comnletion of the | railroad < would circumvent waiting at a ‘he construction area began S “We believe the motorists through do” Husain ear! had completed may actually save time this cisco to the ci'y hall. way if we left U.S. 40 open The crt. _ while I-80 is being built the hea ea ed by +s motorist might face delays of up to an hour and then have eni to travel 15 to 20 miles a hour whic of the ré anyway,” Helland said, He year term as president Vice president V. V. assumed the presidency select man Husain’s term. to unt Giri, 74, and 4 The incident occurred after the blacks had gone on a rampage, damaging three of the campus buildings before police and Madhya Pradesh states and returned to New Delhi. cleared the grounds. (Herald-UPI Telephoto) — A government spokesmansaid 'S at the Reeves Avenue gate of Queens College in New York City in permit a student to collect $100 from althe campus minutes later to defendant for each day theikeep the peace. plaintiff is deprived of his) ‘The militants, members of a education. special ghetto student program President Kenneth S. Pitzer of known as Search for Education and Knowledge Stanford University in Califor-/Enlightenment had (SEEK) had stormed the . The News Fitness Month 33 students the palace until crews ¢ynamited as they attempt to widen the canyon far century ago. The ee: be in Froi clipper ship came to an end. HONOLULU, Hawaii (UPI)— A new gold spike, symbolizing the second century of western transportation, will be driven by Southern Pacific Presi- the campus of Jamia Millia Western Girl, Inc., a job place- dent Benjamin F. Biaggini, 14th University at suburban Ohkla, a ment firm, reported Saturday successuz to Leland Stanford, school Husain founded. it found employment for Miss who hammered homethe origiMessages of condolences ar- Gwendolyn Kuuleikailialohap- nal spike in 1869. rived from Queen Elizabeth Il jilaniwailauokekoaulumah- Is Upheld science ~ | She hos the weather the United States, He said the PUESdidnot constitute in about $500 damage Friday. ageq to shove the blacksout the LONDON—Government whip take up smoking each day. sareeoi of milan cs off ee8 Rumiteha It was a welcome weekend at/ cate which they closed behind met as ice drove a group Robert Mellish, denying there is any substance to rumors of a plot to oust Harold Wilson Prime ——————— Minister | York City campus Friday for) -oiece President Joseph Mur- “There is nothing uncommon the second consecutive day. a call the police to end the Members of Students for aly allie In the ex ectation Democratic Society, had|vancais. in 6 beees ‘ ‘ who‘lding|hat police would called, held the administration building members of the sadieal Students for a Democratic suey) Bulg ceed bead Society (SDS) who have vecumoned. : re pied the 13-story administre tion Collapses AndDies on from time immemorial in the Palace of Westminster. But plots become worth talking about only if there is any possibility in them.” KEARNS, Utah (UPI) — An Keith, telling report her boy who underwent open-heart computer room of Utica College|campus to avoid possible arrest in New York. The computer and) “within minutes more busloads husband, actor Brian Keith, told SU'Sery two years ago _col- other equipment in the T0om/of helmeted police arrived and her bytelephone he divorce: was unharmed, college officials stationed themselves all over a “Twas shocked.” < aSS 4 A Ble a _Y aay Anderson Lumbers “ANSWER MAN” PROUDLY PRESENTS THE CROWNING TOUCH TO ELEGANTLIVING . . . EXCLUSIVE CUSTOM ( Royalty z KITCHEN CABINETS was getting lapseq and died Friday follow- said. \the campus to the cheers of ‘The Milwaukee, Wis., fire and|white students. ted a complaint filed by ‘ 1 Marquette University students, FAMOUS “FIRST” | to fight Kearns Boy in so-called plotting. It has gone ‘Twelve were ue ended building sinee Monday walked LOS ANGELES—JudyLondon 18-year-old Kearns High School a peaceful sit-in Friday in the!qut of the building andleft the ea commission aa fA yntory, Utah, May 10, when the golden spike will SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)— SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — and Pope Paul VI, and the iehiekealaonaonaopiikea vad S government declared Saturday ino. CHARLESTON, S.C ~ The Gov. Calvin L. Rampton basin. tral, student cafeteria Supreme Court has and Sunday national holidays to\ — administration building this building and Rev. Ralph Abernathy, head of proclaimed May “Youth Physiweek and have been barred/forcing cancellation of all the Southern Christian Leader-|al Fitness Month” in conjunc- upheld a lower court decision pegin a 13-day period * drank alcoholic beverages. which found George William mourning, x Jafternoon classes at the 24,000from the campus. tion wich the Youth Tobacco) 5.akon guilty of second-degree| Husain’s personal photogra- He spent hours writing 50 ship Conference, paying a A Brooklyn College student| student institution. Advisory Council's movement to pl her, Shivram Singh, said he children’s books that were was arrested and charged with! The whites gathered at the compliment after his release inform young people of the dan- murder. Jackson, found guilty of shoot was showing the president published under a pseudonym in arson in aftermath of Friday’s\campus library and applauded a jail for leading a picket pers of cigarette smoking. ing and killing his business pictures of his eastern India Urdu, his native tongue. Husain outbreak of smoke bombs and)speakers who urged them notto y The chairman ofthe council's partner, Willie H Watson, tour when Husain collapsed. headed some of India’s most let Seek students “wreck our fires in college buildings. It was my 24th time having campaign said the drive is not charged that prejudicial error Doctors tried for 35 minutes to|prestigious schools, including Arson also was suspected at)campus”. Then they followed been jailed and the Charleston aimed at adult smokers but is Indiana University where fire the Negroes across campus ounty Jail was one of the! aimed at the young person who was committed when the dis- revive him. He is survived by|Aligarh Muslim University. and trict vourt admitted into evi- his widow and two daughters. gate a The president's intense intertoward them edging damage $600,000 caused about cleanest I've been in. has not yet stared to smoke dence color pictures of the vic- Harq of hearing and nearlyjests in education brought him to the graduate library Thurs-|shouting, “Out, out out!” and, Ht pi or has just begun to smoke, tim’s body, day. Anonymous donors offered|Go, go, go!” Chairman Ben M. Roe said Supreme Court Justice A. H. MOSCOW—Russi a $1,000 rewarq for the arrest of] When the blacks resisted, cocktail recipes, w ing roses and collecting fossils|the executive board of the UN. the fire-setter. Less than three plows were exchanged, stones even those unfamiliar mixed cause of preventable death in ee ; to the rigors of politics A\Educational, Scientific and Culmonths ago, another fire at the were thrown, ang one white drinks are dangerous: diabetic, he neither smoked nor'tural Organization (UNESCO). was “A mixture, taken in horse- effort is an attempt to make Mbrary caused $850,000 damage. youth was felled after he A firebomb flipped through @/nit by a wooden plank. The draught quantities, still will)this a smokeless generation. | Rampton’s proclamation) window of Purdue University’s\fighting lasted about five ensure a headache.” agricultural building _ catised’ minutes until the whites manstated that 4,500 young people fn the take-over of the main) windows of the social oad’s completion a b e ree 100 years after the moment when America was united by rails and the era of the wagon train and Try This Name Out On Your funeral services Monday and burial on Youth Physical | Decision nia said that heen identified as participants)faculty lounge and smashed By United Press International motorists Husain’s body would lie in state Payroll Records | May Proclaimed| Murder Quotes In out complete Min | fighting which took place Friday between the two factions, pointed would be forced to wait while elections within six months to STUDE! sue other students who break up| WHITE STUDENTS LOCK OUT BLACK classes satisfactorily, he said The highway equested clos However, there was more student violence at Potsdam, N.Y. where more than 500 students from Clarkson College and a branch of New York State University showered police with bricks and bottles. The officers intervened when the mob began hurling missiles at buildings and broke into a music store, destroying $5,000 worth of merchandise. Sheriff's deputies and police from three communities dispersed the students with | tear gas. Elsewhere in New York,| at outbreaks scene of violent Columbia, Cornell and Queens College, Gov. Nels A, Rockefeller signed a law prohibiting firearms on college property. The measure followed a show of guns by a group of black! students during the occupation of a Cornell University campus building in Ithaca last month. The New Jersey assembly took a novel tack against campus disruption by passing & | ing a softball game. Marlo A. Christensen, son ir. and Mrs. Lindeau Christer |sen, was pronounced dead ap-| |SECRETARY BIRD | The secretary bird received The 13 claimed that they were) 4 picture of the U. §. Senate its name from the long plumes) Se eantion it Session was taken for the first which project from the back with a sit-in at the University time with the official consent of its head as quill pens once did from behind the ear of a secreChapel April 22. A total of 70 |the the chamber in September of tary, The bird is b n for persons wasarrested. | 1963, . It was i taken when all but One housand white students|e were in the chamberfor the its snake-killing abilit proximately Valk 10 minutes after] arriving at Vi v ital Ba Yale Mehran Officials said the youth had aken part in a field day ac- tivity and a faculty-student soft- ball gameatthe school stadium before he collapsed in the early afternoon. fought 200 Negro militants and| test ban treaty ratification. ousted them from the Queens| College campus Friday after) First commercial manufacthe blacks had vandalized col-| ture of ice cream in the United lege buildings for 2 second day.'States was begun by a BaltiSome 300 police surged onto’ more, Md., milk dealer in 1851. 3 - FREE - 3 ARNOLD PALMER QUALITY Specially For Mom FREE IMPRINTING on i aitankleedltcat 6 SENSATIONAL STYLES . .. YOUR CHOICE OF EXCITING FINISHES BOX STATIONERY CONTEMPORARY . . . CLASSIC... PROVINCIAL. . .. choose thestyle,thefinish your prefer... 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