Brown and White Vol. 82 no. 26

              brown and white vol 82 no 26 bethlehem pst tu esd a ytife bruary 9 1971 366 ojj two students busted in goepp st raid a graduate student and three former university undergraduates were seized m a drug raid pulled by the bethlehem police during semester break according to the police ttie raid netted a very large quantity of different drugs the raid occurred at an k goepp st apartment on jan 25 and the drugs taken were valued at approximately 3000 arrested were william sunday a graduate student and research assistant at the university and former university students steven wagge michael hirschfeld and steven gerrish another university student douglas barlow 72 turned himself m to the bethlehem police last wednesday night all five men are charged with possession of dangerous drugs while sunday and barlow also face charges of trafficking m dangerous drugs the four arrested the night of the raid were taken to police headquarters and arraigned before justice of the peace john gombosl all were freed on bail totaling 1 2,500 barlow also w.is freed on bail following his arrest both barlow and hirschfeld live at the e goepp st address where the raid took place police were unavailable for comment on possible further arrests m the case wagge attended the university this pa.nt semester but was dropped at the end of the semester for academic reasons hirschfeld last attended classes during the fall semester while gerrish dropped out m the spring of 1970 following the raid dean of student life williamouay issued a statement explaining drug culture grows compbell comments by bill white i think the drug problem will increase until somebody says we've had enough and takes steps to stop it says university dean of residence clarence b campbell in an interview sunday campbell recognized the drug users need to find new drugs to find new experiences and admitted that he sees the drug problem growing m the future i think there is a certain fad element involved which is wearing off campbell said but he added that that trend won't put any noticeable halt to the drugculture's growth quick solutions are not forthcoming campbell remarked that we've recognized the existence of the problem talked about it and made faint motions toward solutions but that no successful ones have been found campbell said that discipline itself is not the answer m dealing with drug offenders in fact there have been no cases brought to his attention as dis ciplinary charges -- mostly frank conversations with troubled students campbell has said that i would never have any of the 64 counselors who work with the lower classmen turn m a boy with a drug problem in relation to the drug problems existing on other college campuses campbell said we're probably no different the signs are visible on the campus as everywhere else--mostly m conversations between students " four-or-fi ye years ago campbell reflected drugs were something we never even thought about clarence campbell lawlessness haunts s bethlehem by jeff brindle clashes are inevitable between youth and police m communities such as bethlehem where there is a great deal of ethnic turnover stated david amldon university instructor m social relations m a panel discussion entitled growing up m bethlehem last sunday at wesley methodist church in addition to amidon robert thomson street worker northampton county family counseling service and captain robert galle com munity relations division bethlehem police department participated on the panel besides historical factors involved m urban conflict the panel discussed recent south side disturbances the need for youth centers and the actions of the human relations commission commenting on present tension between youth and police m bethlehem amidon stated that police have traditionally beaten up obstreperous youth fifty years ago m bethlehem the irish were beating up poles today the poles are beating up puerto ricans in order to avoid this conflict amidon added that the police must establish new standards changes m environment contrasting growing up m bethlehem 20 years ago with today's environment robert thomson youth worker stated that very little was disruptive m fact bethlehem seemed to be a dull place he also noted that during the past three years many positive programs such as the establishment of youth centers had been implemented by the city however thomson stated that since last august a great fear has set m when rosemary parham 14 was killed by gunshots m front of the protection fire house on east fourth st m bethlehem the impulse was to back away rather than intervene youth centers were closed down and people began to react from the guts rather than their hearts thomson added that m bethlehem one's chances of alienation are greater if he belongs to a group such as a broken family or the puerto ricans for example he stated the north and west sides of bethlehem have nearly eight times the recreational area compared to the south side in order to keep the youth from being alienated thomson believes that more jobs must be created and the youth must become involved m doing something which requires abstract thoughts rather than concrete physical labor police problems captain robert galle of the bethlehem police depart ment stated that the bethlehem police have experienced frustration ln their attempts to maintain law and order galle also noted that " the bethlehem police have been affected by a 29 percent increase m crime m the area and a greater disregard of law and order because 50-75 percent of police time is spent ln correcting juvenile disturbances galle stated that a juvenile personnel bureau has been set up to help youth discussing the actions of the human relations commis sion ln recent town disturbances university instructor and member of that commission david amidon stated there has been a breakdown in political machinery ln u to host apollo press conference tomorrow an apollo 14 press conference for members of the working press radio and television from the lehigh valley and other areas will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m m the osbourne room of the university center with the two lehigh scientists who are involved m nasa's returned lunar sample analysis pro gram dr charles b sclar professor of geology and dr joseph i goldstein associate professor of metallurgy are the scientists involved they will be prepared to conjecture on what may be learned from the apollo 14 moon samples which they look forward to working with the two scientists will be prepared tc discuss their individual work on apollo 11 and 12 moon samples comparing their findings from these two previous mis sions and to comment on some of the recent findings of other scientists m the nasa program as part of a worldwide scientific effort sponsored by nasa sclar and goldstein began their moon research m september 1969 with 10.9 grams of particles from apollo 11 and continued last year with samples returned by the apollo 12 astro nauts the apollo 13 flight was aborted last year april 1970 due to an explo sion m the oxygen tank of the service module apollo xi the first manned lunar landing brought to the university 10.9 grams of rocks from the lunar surface two u scientists or charles sclar and dr jos eph goldstein will hold a press conference tomorrow on the apollo xiv mission pheaa 1971-72 pheaa group iii schol arship applications are available to students who graduated from high school prior to 1971 and are not award recipients for the 1970-71 academic year limited to perman ent pennsylvania residents full time undergraduates inquire fin ancial aid office see drug page 4 see mayor page a see 5 page 5