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Western Carolinian Volume 39 Number 36
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PAGE 4 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1974 THE WESTERN CAROLLMAN Chilean Junta .... FROM PAGE 1 with the ultimate goal of increasing production capacity. Agrarian Reform was not a quick solution to Chile's food shortage. It was, rather, a long term solution, during the interim of which food had to be imported at government expense. By denial of credit and loans and blackmailing the nationalization of Chile's copper industries, Chile's economv was effectively crippled by the world powers, one of the most prominent being the I'.S.A. These severe economic measures leveled on Chile are known as the "Invisible Blockade". Having reduced agrarian reform, to rubble through these measures, the rightists were provided with a good "reason" for a coup - Allende's socialist programs had wrought econ omic chaos in Chile. Although the American press would have it believed that this reason was widelv accepted by the i"workeres." not one industry shut down during massive strikes by lawyers, doctors,and truck drivers to protest Allende's policies. It is clear that the "workers" had no intention of going over to the other side, and that the military coup was a desperate measure taken by the elitists to stomp out socialism. Since the coup last September, the bill of fare presented to Chileans by the junta has undergone a change from "paradise" to "austerity." Sabotage of plants by workers refusal to adjust wages to inflated Basketball . . . FROM PAGE 3 night, and then returns to Reid Gymnasium to faceAppalaehain Suite, Saturday, and Catawba, next Wednesday. Mars Hill downed WCL 78- 76 in a thriller at Reid Gym three weeks ago. Appalachian State and Catawba took the measure of the Cats in December. The Apps won 78-71 in Boone when Ilartbarger's crew played its poorest game of the season and Catawba claimed victory, 87-86, on a last second foul shot. Joseph E.Levine Presents "They Call Me Trinity" "Trinity- Is StiU IMy Name' WEDNESDAY HAU MARK Rk.ASW. U1M "DON'T LOOK t'h\ BASEMEHF prices, agricultural production crippled by truck drivers' strikes-these are a few of the overwhelming odds facing the Chilean junta. Some feel that it is only a matter of time before Chile's economv folds. Then, there is Ihe matter of outside involvement: Malcolm Bochner, a Ph.D. candidate in Latin American Studies at Vale University, was in Chile al the time of the coup and suffered many of its repercussions. He feels thai "there was direct I ,.s. Involvement" in Allende's overthrow. If the I'.S. felt it necessary lo be an accomplice In such violent and bloody circumstances, it is likely that they nviv follow through with economic aid for Chile's e- Conomv. Whether we, as taxpayers in this "democracy" would sanction aid to Chile under present circumstances, is doubtful. And whether we, as taxpayers, would have anything at all to sav about it, considering the innumerable transactions made by the U.S. government behind close doors, is still another question. NEWS BRIEFS OES MEETING The Organization of Ebony Students will meet tonigh*. at fi:15 p.m. in the Cherokee Room TANGELOES The Presbyterian student Center will be sellingtangeloes Tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. in the dorms. For further details contact the PresbyllonseTuesday night. 293-5523. STUDENT WIVES CLUB The Student Wives Club will hold a Tupperware Party Wednesday at 7:30 in the University Centers All interested student wives are urged to attend. WIN A FREE DINNKIt FOR 2 Saga food services has taken over the management of the snackbar and restaurant in the UC, Along with other inova tioni, they are seeking a new name for the snack bar and res taurant. Submit your ideas to the VC information desk along with your name and address Feb. 5-8. The winner will be announced Feb. 12. LAMBDA TAU flie lambda Tail's will meet at 7:00 Wednesday, Febuary 6, at Stillwell, 3. An members and Med Tech majors are en- I couraged In attend. PHONE (personal help for one night entertainment) is a dc-'-ing service which will facilitate student interaction by providing entertainment to the WCl' student body. In order to be eligible for this service 1) fill out application and mail it to PHONE; 2) call for due at least three days in advance. Once confirmed you will be contacted; 3) mail Si for service. Upon receipt of money you wUl be phoned and given all necessarv information Giame, phone no., etc.) You send no money until date is confirmed. All applications will be held in the strictest confidence. Extra applications can be picked up at tie Senate Information desk. Send m;il to PHONE, P.O. Box 919, Cullowhee. If there arc anj problems call P1IONE at 293-9044 anytime between 3 pm -11pm. Ol TIN(iC 1.1 B The weekly meeting of the Outing Club will be held tonight at 6 p.m., in room 22 of Reid Gym. Keith I'.rans, a well- known climber and caver in this area, will have a slide presentation. All students are invited to attend! INTRODUCING THE ADVENT II or Everything You Wanted in a Good Stereo and Weren't Prepared to Pay $500 for Come in and hear this new Garrard, Kenwood, Adrent II system for only $359.95 (that's $46.45 off the regular retail price). Until the development of the Advent II* it was impossible for us to put together this much performance at such a low price. Come by and see what we mean. * so called because the Advent & Smaller Advent are different versions of the same speaker. 10-8 The Bridge 293-9767
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