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lcoooi 8 1 5 v - I - . . . . I. . I I . . New 'York City, Ncw York--Anti-pollution activists are discnssirig tying up traffic. on major Manhattan streets and causing disruptions at the corporate offices of companies regarded by stu- * 7 ? . dent activirta as major palluterr. 7 . Olympia and Seattle, Washington--University of Washington studente plan an ''environmental rcavenger hunt" to gather examples of various kinds of waste to btfdelivored to the state capital in o r d e r to "bring the environment home to legirlature, '' - * Providence, Rhode Ialand--Ecology activists hope to block off a street and a e t up a "modcl transit aystem" of Volkswapen buses to demonstrate that motor vehicles ahould c a r r y more than one pcrsan pointing up the problems of one-passenger automobiles is being planned in the San Francisco Bay area. c . thereby reducing traffic as well as air'pollution. Similar activity 0 . t:, a- .- 0 Urbana, Illinois--University of Illinois students hope to use .. .c.- . &- borrowed equipment to clean up a 6-block stretch of polluted stream. A similar effort several weeks ago yielded 30 tons of debris. 0 - I . * Teach-ins, seminars and exhibits are also planned at'Penn- sylvania State University, the University of Virginia, University of Colorado, the university nf Maine, Smith Collcpc and many others. . It is. reported that many student radicals arc suspicious of "Earth Day observances, believing them to be too much cooperation with the' establishment. The SDS and thc YAF, some observers belieuc?, seem to be approaching obsdrvances with some redervc. Many mcm- 0 $* bers of politically-oriented campus organitattons will undoubtedly participate but probably as individuals. - .- y, 7.:,1, p + ; Ads?'= ye: Late April, .Nationwide . . In a new approach to the antiwar protest movemcnt. the beace * activists in concert with many other dissidcnt groups are planning a spring offensive to highlight the economic impact of tlic war in Vietnam. In addition to the past actions against the militaty-industrial-estahlish- mcnt which cansis tcd of pickctting, propagandizing, and variorrs nthpr forms o f h ? r a s s m p t and has rccentIy takcn the marc violent form of bomb threats and actual bombings, a ncw tactic has bccn adopted. The New Moho is sponsoring qginnal demonstrations a t IS tclckholdc rs' meetings of major c o r e r a t i o n s doing war-retatcd business. Iqhile claiming that their actions will be peacef . e\%"-* m - mm!!+ - . '2 . -. a ---- -- ..---_-- --- --..- --- I