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Faculty
By LOIS JOSIMOVICH
The University Senate Assem-
bly voted yesterday to endorse a!
set of newly written guidelines
for 'fair procedure' in the treat-
ment of faculty members by
their individual administrative
units.
The guidelines were drawn up
by the Senate Advisory Review
Committee (SARC) to "provide
a basis or a common appeal
procedure for all faculty mem-
bers" in all units," according to
a statement prepared by SARC
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appeal guidelines

and passed out to the Assembly. The statement included. four
major guidelnes:
THE BASIC thrust of the de- -Faculty members should be
tailed statement was to insure completely informed on fair
that faculty members are aware procedures from at the time ofj
of the decision-making and ap- appointment;
peals procedures of their re- Clear statements of evalua-
spective departments. T h is tion procedures should be pro-
would reduce the need for deci- vided by all units, in writing,
sions by SARC-an appeals com- for faculty members;
mittee above the departmental
level-concerning departmental -There should be as much
re-appointment, salary, uniformity as possible in the!
tenure, r appoitm tts,' evaluative procedures of the
and other 'appropriate matters, various Unversity units; and
according to SARC. -There should be a clear and
uniform set of appeal procedur-
ures through all units, with fi-
E T ING I nal recourse to SARC.

including professors, executive
officers, deans, and some re-
search staff - and other staff
members with an annual salary
of $15,000 or more can receive
periodic health examinations
free of charge.
Due to the growing number of
eligible staff members-now ap-
proximately 4500 - and under-
staffing problems, the average
waiting period for the compre-
hensive check-ups has stretched
to about six years.
The co m m i t t e e studying
PHAU recommended essentially
that the examination schedule
be resigned, giving check-ups
on the basis of 'personal risk
factors' as decided by an ad-
visory board to be created; and
that the unit should rely on non-
physician personnel under the
supervision of physicians, re-
sulting in cost cuts as well as a
larger staff.
In Santo Domingo in 1802,
yellow fever killed 29,000 of Na-
poleon's soldiers.

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UNDERGRADUATE POLITICAL
SCIENCE ASSOCIA TION

All Interested Students
and Faculty Invited

Justice Dept. tells
of plot to kill Ford


Wednesday, Oct.
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IN OTHER action, the Assem-
bly voiced "strong support" for
the recommendation by a com-
mittee which assessed the Uni-
versity's Periodic Health Ap-
praisal Unit (PHAU), for the
continuaton and improvement of
j the unit.
PHAU is a health program,
housed in the Student Health
Service,, under which all mem-
bers of the University Senate-

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been committed for allegedly
threatening the President. There
is a mental hospital in Warm
Springs, Mont.
THE DETECTIVE said De-1
Sure told him of plans to obtain
dynamite and weapons for the
attempt by breaking in to an
armory in San Francisco, then
obtain plans of the Sacramento
sewer system "so they could
dynamite where the President
might be."
He said DeSure had not dis-
closed any motive for the al-
leged plot on Ford.
"I don't think he really has
any strong political convictions
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. . . When you try to talk to
him about his political "fews,
he doesn't really . have any
strong political convictions that
I can see."
THE ALLEGED plot was the
third involving Ford in the past
two months. In addition to the
purported attempt by Fromme
in Sacramento Sept. 5, Sara
Jane Moore was arrested in
San .Francisco Sept. i2 and
charged with firing a shotat
the President as he left a notel.
DeSure and Mayo each were
charged with conspiring to as-
sinate the President, which car-
ries a maximum term of life in
prison, and with threatening the
President, which carries a max-
imum penalty of five years in
prison and a $1,000 fine.
A Justice Department spokes-
person said government investi-
gators had found no basis for
connecting the alleged DeSure-
Mayo plot with Fromme's at-
tempt on F'ord's life.
ACCORDING to yesterday's
indictment, the two men were
to work together in planning and
detonating the explosives but
Mayo alone would try to shoot
Ford. The type of explosives
and the type of weapon to be
used were not disclosed.
The indictment described a
strange odyssey covering thou-
sands of miles DeSure and
Mayo made in the two weeks
before their arrest. They first
swung east, from Glacier Na-
tional Park, Montana, to Dixon,
Tennessee, and then reversed
direction and began a long drive
toward the West. Coast.
While still in the Midwest on
August 19, they put on paper
"details pertaining to the equip-
ment and plans necessary to
accomplish the assassination at-
tempt."
THESE DETAILS were with-
held by the Justice Department
in it's announcement except to
say that they involved bombing
the Sacramento sewers and im-
mediately afterward firing a
shot at the President.
The indictment said that when
the pair had reached California
after taking a southern route
through Oklahoma and Texas
they abandoned their car-a
1974 Datsun-at the Hollywood-
Burbank Airport on august 23.
Their arrest followed three
days later.

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