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Judge Rules Ste BROWNSVILLE, Tex.tmorning session, was at dest: Fol!owin, the hearing, Garza + Federal disimct judge Rey-;half a victory for the militant;said the aext step would be to aldo Garza ruled Monday that:student group which was suing'“rule upen {he merits of the -oollious students suspended or!the school board mo: only foricase itself.” Se added, however, \pelled without prior hearing in temporary and permanent ta--tiat his cuur. ceckes “was heav- 2e Edcouch-Elsa school boycott juncuons ag..ast exp.'sio: 2ac Uy .ummed" acd that he had| aut be readmitted to classes. suspensions but also itr §54,200!ne idea whip the next phase of: He added. however, that in ailezed da: S. whe case wound got underway. choot officials may expel any ~~ sus order, Gart2 cayhasce! During Moadey's hear -$s ¢ them if they provide suca ie: Las he was jag Bo rul-'one of the students said VISTA staring, and he authorized facul- .n2 as io the of the case] volunteers had offered to finan- y members to comprise any ,invuiving the siudent walkout it ce ine school sirike earber this ach hearing board im liet o° sel! or the demand for compen-jmenih choot board members. sotion. He also stated the re-, Mirtala Vilarrcal, 17, said ‘The school board last st uining order he was granting Volunteers in Service tc Ameri- * nO way rfiects the rigat of ca. an Office af Economic Op- sssions wilh 81 of the young: suthority ©: ‘ne school to act in!poriunity organization, . 24 of- ters who wanted reinstatem al .cases invaiving students that)iered striking students wiavoved Garza's ruling which came at:-vight have participated” im the they needc& in the way of fir we end of some three bours,weikoui. of “as to their conduct|nazces, includig retaining ayy deliberation, following a briefin the future” attorney. { Mass Villarres. one af theled by Joe Uriesas of Pharr, biast at the suc leaders of the siuccnt sinke, had paid for the printing job;tion, which h reveaied the off sdicr ques 2 the list of 15 demands :1e,ous.” He warned schoo! off “doning of Edcou: Isa scoo) students drafied for the schovi cials, however, they would hav board attorney Jinx Saws als scard. The walkout came wren'to prove to him that none of th state senator fron, ‘dinburz. ,.ae board refused to call a spe-;stusents participating in th Filed Suis {eial meetinz io hear the stu-'strike were expelled w:thout pr Five expelled stucests, includ- dents’ demands. jor > ing Miss Yalarre fied Ramiro Betevance an Expelled swil against xv00' 1 cia iz Antonio, i seeking beth tem;. rary and,one of the attorneys for the stu-} Of the approximately 175 stu permanent restrain. orders dents, objected to Bates’ line of den's who waixed out of th against expulsions o; deed by:questioning, saying it had “no classroom, some 35 have bee! the board. Miss Villarreal was/relevance” im the case. jexpolied. The rest either haw arrested Nov. 15 on che gs ot, “Oh yes it does,” snappedretumed to their classes a loitering on the schol rounds|federal district Judge Reynaldo! were left under suspension be where about 150 «. be striking/Garza. “I want to know who is;cause they ignored the board) Students were ‘tag-ng a moisy betund all this business.” offer to ricdicte the question, ‘rally. Y "Toward the end of the morn-| ‘The sui which the five sto Under Bates’ quesi oninz Miss.ing session Garza suddenly in-|dent leaders have filed alse at demonsth med “nidicu Millarreal said V.o7A workers, termipted proceedings with a ‘sought $50,000 in damages. S . VISTA Sponsored Strike '