By
l ill A.
Dy TODD COHEN
Of The DTH Staff
"The draft, bkck power, and
drugs are three very signifi
cant issues that students ought
to have a chance to talk about
and express opinions on," ac
cording to Charles Jeffress,
National Student Association
coordinator for UN'C.
The issues were the subjects policy statement.
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w uiree reierenaums pa:ieu
by KSA last summer which
UNTC students will approve or
disapprove in a campus-wide
vote on Feb. 15.
' UNC's consideration of the
referendums is the result of a
bill passed by the NSA which
permitted, but did not require,
member universities
throughout the U.S. to examine
the national body's con
clusions. Should more than 50 per cent
of the student bodies voting
disapprove any or all of the
resolutions, those referendums
will be removed from tne insa
James' large social room and
led by Phil Clay.
con-
( public) service,
chose the military.
unless he
The Black Power resolution
was. according to Jeffrpc
tained both a one of the most controversial
minority opone may p Sed at the Congress."
called tor iaea";"-- . Jewess ieii mat the
t--i rocnlntion
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cnMivo sprvice oyawi
the eventual establishment of a
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volunteer army.
The minority
a
railed for
universal alternative service.
In an attempt to generate , , ... fht
thought, which he feels will be This, fLZ Tit
"moS important than toe Selective SemceStemasi
" lotrrpc era runs inz ,uviw" -
ronlbi nf the vote.
has set up an informal
discussion on black power to
be held Friday at 7:30 in
Congress had "wanted to pro
vide a mandate that would ea
courage our society to un
dertake new approaches and
new programs to provide a
quality for the Negro." .
The final resolution cnV.aA
for legalization of the n t t
ne aDunaiicu - . . , j . vi e
;rpd at marijuana 'ana a re-evahratinTi
2 toS of the laws on hallucinogc
oi : some Sid of alternative drugs.
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PRINCIPLE
JS? POWER is the
establishment of racial pride
identity, purpose, and direction
in order to secure economic
t-w-di, social and cultural presented to whites cne-
power and influence for the quivocaHy; whites should want
u
weir
It is entirely logical and ra
tional that the black man's
contempt " and : hatred for the
white power structure would
sooner or later surface, and be
Voimmieeirs Better
(The following is the text of
National Student Association
resolution on the draft which
will be voted on in the Feb. 15
referendum-)
PRINCIPLE
USNSA believes that the
"free and unfettered exercise
of civil liberties cannot be in
conflict with national security"
(Basic Policy Declaration
XVII, "National Security ana
Civil Liberties") and that too
often the cry of national
security has been used as an
, excuse for the needless denial
of legitimate freedoms.
DECLARATION
USNSA BELIEVES that con
scription provides manpower
for whatever military in
volvement the government
deems necessary and often ob
viates the necessity for the
government to depend on the
support of the people in its ac
tions. USNSA ADVOCATES Ethe
abolition of the selective
service system and opposes
any "system of forced service to
the government as seriously
endangering human freedom.
1 USNSA ADVOCATES the
selective service system be
abolished and replaced by a
voluntary army, as follows: all
jobs presently in the armed
forces that can be performed
by civilians should be filled by
civil service. While this transi
tion is taking olace the wage and exemptions contains in- . USNSA,
tl0n,s .lfff.i? Zltt unities often based on socio- - efforts to
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Charles Jeffress
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WHILE supporting conscription. USNSA supports
1 1 V -vPnr-f- rtr, i.: 1 1 .
maite uie present 10 viiauiuuze tne in-
Tkam
should gradually be raised un
til the combined effect of these
two measures is sufficient to
reduce ,the monthly draft quota
to zero.
economic inequalities. USNSA system more equitable, is in justices and inequities of con
hortufhrp suggests that an
those drafted be requested to
serve for two years, that the
rospective draftee must
declare himself eligible upon
opposition to any system of script?0-
. I0WE'LAJEii? completion of secondary
Deiieves "Uiai uiiui twiiauii.ivn , -. . ,
Reevaluate taws,
can
be completely abolished, it s11001'
at age eighteen, or
- a - - ,
shouia te maoe as equiiame as rrv- TV.i. i,voi
rw.TvlP TTSN55A stronUlv euutuu ul
believes
equities
present
that widespread in-
characterize the
selective service
On
Drugs
totovrftHe. If Defore ne was
"drafted" the prospective
draftee volunteered for any ap-
present aeiecuve s e i v v , , gervjee and serv-
citizen should be guaranteed
the greatest amount of WHILE USNSA fee that
personal control over his conscription must be abolished
future and a voluntary national army
USNSA BELIEVES that the substituted, we urge reform-in first National Conference on
Conaress 'has the right to call tne rouowing aiws iu &Tuaem xrug involvement,
for a military conscription only taon B reven w voiun
in times of a national tarjsm: m
emergency, i.e., a declared .Conscientious objector pro
war in & face ,of an im- visions should be revised so
rt,, ifn. that obiection to war in
..i iof i-r general or to any particular
' ;oi war on chilosonhical and
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NSA
(The following is the text of a health problem rather than
the National Student Associa- 33 a cr"11111 offense.
fhW rpn1iitifvn nn Dn rcrc v 2. The local, State, and
will be voted on the Feb. 15
referendum.)
Resolved, that the USNSA on
the recommendation of the
(recommends that
(1) local, state, and federal
governments stop all punitive
arid criminal approaches to the
use of cannabis, a mind-altering,
non-addictive drug;
(2) reevaluate their laws on
grounds has the protection of
law. ,
Universities should not
emergency.
USNSA BELIEVES that, in
such times of national
u ITS J n "5 Participate in the selective
lw? J? serviceocess in any fashion,
available- and I teat ese in- We belive 2 eJnents to
service work.
political as well as religious halluicinogenic drugs in liglit of
scientific research;
'Alternative Service'
At the request of over the re
quired 25 of the foody, the
resolution "Universal
Alternative Service" was
adopted as a minority report.
The text of this resolution is
printed below.
PRINCIPLE
Since military service is,
morally objectionable to some
members of our society, and
realizing that "the government
must be ever concerned with
the protection' of an at
mosphere within which the h
divichial may fully realize his
right to express himself his
policies without fear of h
credmiination, intimidiation, or
interference by the govern
ment," (BPD-X) alternative
choices to military con
scription must be offered.
FACT
The present draft laws are
discriminatory, favoring those
young men in college and those
from the more affluent
segments of our society. While
the 90th Congress has explored
alternatives to the Selective
Service Act with various of
ficials in, the military
established, no alternative
program has been reached.
DECLARATION
USNSA ADVOCATES the
abolition of the present selec
tive service system and sug
gests that a program of alter
native compulsory universal
service be instituted. The new
program would give each male
the opportunity to serve his ria: morally , unfit" in the
tion in a field which would best should be abridged
serve nis convictions.
be undemocratic and, in effect,
h'ia'seri. tawiairds Jiiffher socio-
USNSA BELIEVES that the economic levefls. Also, the
present system of deferments frm labor automatic defer
ment should be abolished.
The 4-F exemption should be
based upon physical or mental
o&ability only, not upon selec
tive: service verdicts on in
dividual moralty. The phrase
'physically, mentallyj q r
law
ac
cordingly.
The "security queslaonniaire"
should be eliminated as in
consistent with civil liberties.
Only the f oUowing will be ex
empt: the head of a family,
hardship cases, (regiona 1
boards to determine the validi
ty of exemptions) and those
mentally or physically unfit for
any type of service.
The ' power n of . often
USNSA RECOMMENDS that capricious, arbitaary, or
the f olowing program be, (Isesriminatory local draft
established; boards should be limited by
All 18 year olds male and establishing uniform national
female must register for a standards and procedures.
term ot alternative or mimary
current:
and
(3) treat narcotics addiction
as a serious health problem
and narcotics traffic as a
serious criminal threat to the
health and safety of American
Society.
Recommendations
We recommend programs in
which:
1. All drug abuse is treated as
federal governments permit
and encourage research into
all aspects of Cannabis use, in
cluding its medical ap
plications The smoMng of Cannabis on
private premises ds allowed
and no longer constitutes a
criminal offense
Cannabis is c 01 n t r o 1 1 e d ,
rather than prohibited, by an
ad hoc instrument
Possession and sale of Can
nabis is permitted, by an ad
hoc instrument
All persons now imprisoned
solely for possession of Can
nabis, for allowing Cannabis to
be smoked on private
premises, or for being present
on such premises, should have
their sentences commuted.
3. Clinics staffed by physi
cians be licensed and establish
ed so that those who wish to
use use psychedelic substances
can do so under safe and con
trolled conditions. These clinics
should also serve to facilitate
KD Pledges Raising
. . researcn ana disseminate ? in-
tunds frith Airplanes formation on
-, drugs.
WITH THE UNREST IN
THE NATION'S urban centers,
widespread poverty, and the
need for assistance to un
derdeveloped nations, pro
grams such as the Peace
Corps, Vista, and the Job
Corps provide a viable
alternative to military
service.
Kappa Delta sorority pledges
are sponsoring a project which
'wall climax on February 25
with a drawing ito select the
'KD King or Queen, lor a day.
The pledges are selling
wooden flyer planes for 25
cents each or 5 for $1 and with
each a chance to be selected.
The winner will have lunch
at the KD House on the Satur
day of his choice, after which
the pledges will work for him
that afternoon. He will also be
entitled to a steak dinner for
two at the Rathskellar.
black peoples in America.
WITH the development of
potential and a positive self
image, the black man attains
self-respect and self
determination. WITH this improvement of
the black man's life style, he
will have reason to live and not
merely to exist
"BLACK POWER is the
determination to build a black
community which win be more
than a euphemism for the
ghetto. It is a valid and
necessary cry to the extent
that it expresses the despair of
the gradual absorption of
deserving 'negroes' into
general society and puts its
faith instead in collective ac
tion aimed at dealing with a
collective fate."
BLACK POWER is tho
organization of black people to
' vi touiit men neeus m oncer
to stop with oppression and ex-
'Fmiuvi; it is me eman
cipation of the black man. from
what the white man thinks is
oest for mm.
BLACK POWER is thP
, unification of all black peoples
in America for their liberation
ty anv means necessary.
DECLARATION
It is common knowledge that
the United States Black Man
nas been subjected to at least
ten generations of infamy
atrocities and deprivation of
MDerty by tne -white power
structure.
A racist system has been im
posed upon the black man that
he is supposed to respect and
upnora.
Intricate clandestine
niechainasms such as the Ku
Klux Klan and de iure or de
facto racial discriminatdon
have been utilized to contain"
and control the black man
within certain social and
economic bounds.
Black Power s a sign that
the black man is becoming a
full functioning individual in
American society. W h i t e
students must no 'longer put
themselves in the position bi
iwvpA1i determining what is best for
their own leadership.
Present Valentine Fun .
Sat, Feb. 10 8:30-12:30 v
In Granville Cafeteria
No Admission Charge
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service which will last for a
'minimum of 2 years.
The registrant can either
serve immediately or postpone
service for a maximum of 5
years. If the registrant attends
college, he can attend graduate
school if he so desires. If after
5 years in college, an under
graduate degree has not been
obtained, the registrant must
give )ust cause for his being
allowed to continue has educa
tion at that time.
In the time of declared war,
the government has the right
to designate registrants for
military service. ' Only
Congress can determine
whether a state of war or a na
tional emergency exists.
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