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the APRIL 9, 1975 PHONE 277-3181 'VOLUME 64 NUMBER 33 WEDNESDAY, Children's traumatic fight with cancer softened

By Ray Manley Before coming to Stanford, they developed their methods family. wooden models, play in sand and do other arts and crafts. Parents help staff Childhood cancer. at the M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute in Usually one parent, a brother or sister spends the day at The parents' presence also frees nurses and other staff Not only can it take a child's life, but it can be a source of Houston where Wilbur was head of the pediatrics unit. Wilbur the hospital and may even sleep on a folding portable bed discipline and do the caretaking emotional and psychological problems for the stricken child is now head of the Stanford program. beside the hospitalized child. members from having to chores for the children. and his relatives. "Our goal," Dutcher said in a recent interview, "is the "In our unit a family can continue to function as a family," "The number of nurses isn't reduced," Dutcher said. "The Even children successfully treated may be left with eradication of the Wilbur said. disease." treat the kids." psychological scars from battling the disease medically, Treating the child normally and parents just join together with the staff to The program is called the Children's Oncology ( the science keeping the family financially and emotionally. together makes it easier for them to continue normal lives if Nurses, he said, could never replace a child's parent. of tumors) Unit. The unit has a 30-to-35 in-patient capacity But a program at Stanford Children's Hospital is trying treatment is successful, according to Wilbur. "No nurse will sit all afternoon and poke a soft-boiled egg and treats about 250 children as out-patients. to successfully treat childhood cancer without the hard The family around the cancer stricken child acts as a down a kid's throat like a mother will," Dutcher asserted. trauma such treatment can bring. In the Stanford unit, patients and their families play a larger role in the child's therapy than is done in conventional "psychological support system," reducing anxiety, anger The first day a child is brought to the Stanford Children's New approach introduced and fear that often result from hospitalization, Dutcher said. Hospital, the doctors have a conference with the family. administrative hospitals, according to Dutcher. In 1972, Dr. Jordan Wilbur and his At the conference the family, including the ill child, is told cancer "We try to make the institution bend to meet the needs of A kitchen is also available at the hospital for families to assistant, Joy Dutcher, introduced a number of new everything known about the disease, its treatment and also traditional the patient rather than vice-versa," Dutcher said. cook meals and make snacks for their children. treatment approaches and combined them with what is still unknown. therapies at the Stanford Children's Hospital. At the Stanford hospital attempts are made to keep the After attending school, which is mandatory for those who Before coming to Stsnford, they developed their methods at family together and to not isolate the sick child from the are able, children go to occupational therapy to paint, build Continued on back page

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16 A.S. election alrorr campaigning

By Terry LaPorte TWC-PS Academic Senate candidate The record of the Rico administration Clay Trost said one of his party's issues was the issue as candidates for the is that intercollegiate athletes should 4110 osk. 4 April 15-16 election held the first of a not be given priority in registering for series of debates Monday night in classes, as they currently are. 71'25a6t-rq ifs Hoover Hall. Collective bargaining rights for Photos by Pete The debates will move to Markham faculty was discussed, with both sides MASS DEVELOPMENT -Santa Clara County has undergone rapid change from a farming area to a sprawling metropolis. Hall tonight. agreeing that student input should be placed on bargaining boards. The members of the Rico Ticket and TWC-PS representatives emphasized the Third World Coalition-Progressive the faculty right to strike. Balance changing Slate ( TWC-PS) executive ticket along with council candidates from TWC-PS Right to strike and the University Students Party "The faculty will have to have ( USP ) were in attendance Monday. student support or we could cross lines usage issue and ruin the strike," Trost said. in land it is "nonsense" that Main goal Rico replied that In opening statements, TWC-PS students could stop a faculty strike. presidential candidate Maria Fuentes By Jeff Mapes breath during the discussions that will "Students need safeguards at the said her main goal was "to get more An employe of a large finance determine the future of agriculture bargaining table," Rico said. students involved in student govern- company, he handles financing for and land use in the county. The question of AS. funding of ment." some of the large shopping centers Land use issues are "coming to a athletic grants-in-aid (GIA) was that developers have put up head this year," according to County A.S. President John Rico said debated. throughout the Santa Clara Valley. Agricultural commissioner Chet "openess and continuity" were the two A.S. was forced last year to fund GIA He said he cannot really talk about Howe. Howe has been involved in area main themes of his re-election cam- by SJSU President John Bunzel. open space or preserving agricultural agriculture for 23 years. paign. land because he does not have an Agriculture has been squeezed from Rico rapped Art Bertelero, representing the USP, "overview" of the situation. the valley by developing bits and TWC council candidate Mark Stan- said his party's aim is "to represent as A housewife participating in San pieces of farmers' acreage until they ford rapped Rico for proposing that many different groups on campus as we Jose's revision of the master plan don't "have a farmable piece of A.S. fund the GIA for 1975-76. wants to discuss "preserving farm land," Howe said. can." land in the city itself." The Williamson Act has provided "Your job is to organize action With the floor opened to general against it ( funding )," Stanford said. She said she likes the orchards tax breaks to farmers who stay in the discussion, Rico said more than 90 per placed in occasional gap between agriculture business for a 10-year "You have failed to do anything about cent of the platform he ran on last year this." housing tracts. It is certainly better, period, but Howe claims the act has been achieved. she said, than a solid mass of doesn't "protect prime agricultural Rico said A.S. has sued Bunzel over development. land next to a city." He said the major achievements of the matter. the year include the completion of the These people, and many more, are The designation of "prime The judge took the position that student opinion poll, the release of interested and involved in the rapid agricultural land" is given to acreage "we'll fund it or we'll fine you and take $100,000 from Spartan Shops reserve change Santa Clara County has un- supporting a set amount of produc- over your operation," Rico said. dergone from a farming area to a tion. funds, and the fight in the state sprawling metropolis. legislature against tuition hikes. The case is currently being appealed. The act is the only provision And, although the balance between Fuentes agreed with Rico, but said protecting agriculture in California, growth and preservation of open land One minority other action should be taken to fight Howe said. And even that lower tax has always before leaned towards Fuentes said it is "a backward notion Bunzel on the GIA question. rate won't stop development, he growth, the pendulum is starting to to represent minorities through the use added. "We are not powerless. If you truly swing the oti.,:r way. of polls," noting that the USP ticket had believe, you can do something about The question is where a "balance" Legislation recognizing there is only one minority on its 20-member what is going on," Fuentes said. should be. monetary value in development rights slate. The economic crunch has slowed is what is needed, Assemblyman "Our proposals may seem idealistic Asked to name specifics, Fuente growth, but some persons expect it Victor Calvo, D-Mountain View, because we're fighting for things that mentioned the use of group pressure, will only be temporary. maintains. with possible demonstrations and FARMING COMMUNITY -Open space advocates want space between the tracts haven't been done before," Fuentes In a sense it is like stopping to take a Continued on back page said. letterwriting campaigns. TVVC-PS asks new funding priorities

By Mark Stafforini "We challenge their (the Rico ad- low income parents," Renkes said. "Our coalition has not yet considered The Third World Coalition- ministration) priorities in reducing or "There are thousands more children this as a group," Renkes said. Progressive Slate ( TWC-PS I, headed eliminating student funding for EOP who should be receiving this care," she The slate also supports: by Maria Fuentes, candidate ior A.S. ( Economic Opportunities Program), added. "Re-enfranchisement of the president, is campaigning on a theme to Disabled Students Union, Environment Economics Department." "It makes sense to us that the money "fully support the autonomy of students Information Center, Sedition and Student participation in depart- currently going to athletics should be over their own funds and programs." Experimental College," the slate said. mental decision making. going to such desperately needed "I have and will continue to work on Strengthening the A.S. council and free on-campus services as child care," Renkes said. projects that will benefit students on The slate also favors weakening the power of the executive. grants-in-aids The slate would also like to see more this campus," Fuentes said. child care, eliminating Transforming Spartan Shops into intramural student input in programming at and increasing funding for a student-run co-operative. Also running on the slate for the April Seagram Commission meetings, athletics. Fuentes, 24, is a senior in liberal 15-16 elections are Saelon Renkes for Fuentes said. The slate is against additional money studies and elementary education who vice president and John Banks for for athletics grants-in-aid because it "All programs should be free," she treasurer. was A.S. student services councelor for does not serve a large number of added. years and served on the A.S. The slate disagrees with the funding two students. Students should not have to pay for commission. priorities of the Rico administration program "Grants-in-aids last year gave $39,000 these programs twicewith tuition and has come for women to be and questions the validity of the student "The time lion to 168 students, all male," Renkes said. at the gate, Fuentes said. leadership position at this priority poll. in a Increasing funding for intramural The TWC-PS supports collective university," Fuentes said. The TWC-PS candidates consider the athletics, for both men and women, bargaining and the faculty's right to Renkes, 21, is a junior in New College poll invalid because they claim it did would benefit a broader cross-section of strike. and is co-editor of the Women's Center not take an accurate sampling of students, Fuentes said. The slate is against student par- monthly newsletter. students. The money could also be used to fund ticipation in the areas of wages and "I am what I consider to be a very While 50 per cent of the students at child care and create a supervised, free working conditions, Fuentes said. strong feminist," Renkes said. SJSU belong to the schools of bicycle parking lot, Fuentes said. The faculty has a right to be Banks, 20, is a junior in New Social Sciences and New The present child care center "has a "autonomous from the students" in College and a member of AS. Humanities, Dor, A Sparks College only 30 per cent of the students maximum of 50 children at a time, collective bargaining, she said. Council. He is acting finance officer and TWC-PS SLATE -John Banks, treasurer; Maria Fuentes, president; and Saelon polled were from these schools, requires the parents are low income, The slate did not give its position on chairman of the 1975-76 budget com- Renkes, vice president. Fuentes said. and still costs money for many of these the attorney general ballot measure. mittee for the council. rags 2, April 9, 1975 Spartan Daily opinion

Hiring plan's goals and timetables must not continue discrimination

By Doug Ernst determine goals. 'SHELL!' SJSU administrators, forced to come "If you are not hiring," Sasseen told to grips with the reality of their com- beat report the Daily, "you have zero goal." ettEmadilMaMMEMII..\ mitments to affirmative action, must "Goal-setting is horendously dif- set goals and timetables to remedy to "reverse discrimination against ficult," Sasseen said, "in a future which esisting "underutilization" in the white males." is highly volatile and unpredictable, but university. The statistics where judgementally there are no Statistics released in February on the grounds for optimism." The university is obliged to comply sexual and ethnic makeup of SJSU's SJSU's current Affirmative Action with Department of Health, Education faculty indicate a five per cent Policy, signed by Bunzel, reads: letters and Welfare (HEW ) guidelines decrease in minority membership, "The establishment of goals and requiring universities to set numerical while white faculty positions increased timetables in the event of un- goals to utilize available women and by one per cent. derutilization is required as an in- minorities. The committee strument of planning and measuring The Affirmative Action Committee, achievement in the effort to ensure established ill May as an arm of the equal treatment." Doug Ernst covers affirmative action Academic Senate, has no power to set HEW meeting tomorrow Making ultimate use of abortion for the Spartan Daily. goals and timetables, nor can it deal To solve the problem of how to set with personnel matters. goals in a university in a declinging "Underutilization" is understood to In the words of committee chair- state, a meeting with HEW mean having proportionately fewer woman Betty Woodward, "It's a post- representatives has been scheduled can solve the world's problems minorities or women faculty members facto organization," meaning the tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Bunzel's con- than exist in the available labor pool, committee can recommend changes in ference room. Editor: in an orphanage?!! And the liberated subsist on a few ounces of rice. If one of nationwide. policy or procedure to the Academic University obligations to affirmative Being of sound and logical mind, I woman? Why she's just too busy to them ceased to function who would Faculty analysis Senate, only after the personnel action will be discussed. would, right here and now, like to bother with having a child when there care? They were never born in the first A Utilization Analysis of SJSU's decision has been made. HEW has been fairly consistent in its submit this most modest of proposals: are so many other more important place. faculty, completed last month, was position that numerical goals should be Bunzel questioned nothing more than end, once and things to do; like making money. Even though I will get no worldly distributed to Affirmative Action set ( if a department is underutilized by to do Bunzel's conomittment to affirmative for all, every evil that exists in the What I propose is this: to use tat goods from this proposal, I have stated Committee members March 19. six, it sets a goal for six), and is not action has been questioned by com- world. unborn fetus to serve all of mankind. it, ere I leave, in the modest hope that I The analysis involved a three-step likely to adopt Sasseen's proposal for a mittee members in recent weeks. It would end the population problem. Everyone, I think, will agree that the may have given something truly procedure: "reasonable deviation factor." "Bunzel is not committed to af- It would end the problem of greed and unborn fetus is not a human, and wonderful to mankind in my own Stephen Faustina, SJSU af- If HEW were to adopt such a plan, it firmative action," Woodward told the all the problems surrounding it. It therefore has no rights. Once torn from humble way. firmative action coordinator, compiled would allow underutilized departments Daily. would end the problem of boredom the womb the fetus could be declared Paul McDowell, data on the sexual and ethnic com- to remain so, despite a larger which so many people suffer from in non-human and without rights. Junior, Journalism position of the university's present "He ( Bwizel) is basically opposed to proportion of available women and this mechanized world of ours. It would It then would be placed in an in- faculty. affirmative action," according to minority teachers in the labor pool, end the feeling of inferiority from which cubator until it had grown enough to be James Dolby, statistics professor in committee member Selma Burkom. concept destroyed so many suffer. Those problems gone, removed safely. At this time it would be mathematics, compiled similar data OD "The type of speeches Bunzel is Such a policy would destroy the all of the rest would, of necessity, placed in a nursery, and remain there Vietnamese nationwide availability of teachers in giving," said committee member concept of affirmative action and its vanish with them. being cared for by the state. At five or their respective areas of instruction. Miguel Arciniega, "cuts down the intended purpose. Before going on, however, I will have six its training would begin. It would be A comparison of the two sets of data purpose of what we're doing." It would mean that the tighter the job to reluctantly admit that the origina. taught that it is not human, which of has determined which areas of the Top administrators have been market becomes for teachers, the idea was not mine. The basic concept course it isn't, and that its only reason fall victim university are "underutilized," in meeting in recent weeks to discuss the easier it becomes for universities to bar was caught upon over 200 years ago, by for living is to serve man. At a later age sexual and ethnic terms. problem of how to set corrective goals minorities and women from the work none other than Johathan Swift. these "abortions" could be taught to do The analysis has yet to become public in "underutilized" areas, in light of force. Regrettably, the idea was never all of the menial tasks which must be to distortion information, but one administrator told pending faculty layoffs, and the decline Committee member Ben McKendall, followed up. performed in an "advanced" the Spartan Daily, "The data shows iii SJSU personnel. after hearing Sasseen's proposal, To begin with it can be stated that any civilization. Editor: there is no department that is blatantly "You can't have a successful warned that "discriminatory bathers person with any kind of intelligence, Although I will probably not be I'd like to add something to Phil underutilized." Affirmative Action Program if you not be advanced in the goals." any person able to use his reasoning around to see this great society, I know Trounstine's timely comment in the The Daily has learned, however, that aren't hiring," Bunzel said in a recent The "equal treatment" clause in capacities in any way whatever, will that it will surely be the best that man April 3 Spartan Daily: "Is the whole underutilization exists in several press conference. SJSU's Affirmative Action Policy is a agree that the practice of abortion is has ever known. No one will have to do story in Vietnam known?" schools of the university. Sasseen's deviation commitment which the university very humane. No one can blame anything he doesn't want to do, the While in South Vietnam during the The administration Faculty Dean Robert Sasseen told the should not undermine by adopting weak another person for not wanting to bring abortions can do it. No man will ever March, 1972 communist offensive, I SJSU President John Bunzel has been Daily he prefers using a "reasonable formulas for setting goals and a baby into this world. have a feeling of inferiority, because he discussed with several Vietnamese actively involved in what he terms. "a deviation factor" in setting goals. timetables. If someone is pregnant, but can't will always have abortions around to civilians how they felt about the rescue mission to re-define equality," Sasseen's proposed "deviation The extention of racial and sexual afford the expense of having a baby wait on him hand and foot. possibility of being under Viet Cong or in which he contends that women and factor" would allow some margin of discrimination in the goals and they are quite right to have it aborted. I No man will ever starve again, the North Vietnamese rule. minorities should not be hired as underutilization before a school or timetables, set to abolish such mean who would want to be brought up abortions could farm 20 hours a day and I was left with the distinct impression members of groups, but rather on their department is required to correct it. discrimination, would be a failure on that these people I talked to had indeed qualifications. Sasseen said the drop in student the part of SJSU to comply not only with been propagandized by the Thieu Bunzel said he believes hiring on the enrollment, forcing faculty layoffs, is HEW guidelines, but with its own af- regime into believing that a communist basis of "group affiliation" would lead why a "deviation factor" is needed to firmative action comrnittments. takeover would result in some kind of Pancakes, prayers horrible massacre. I vividly recall the response of one woman when I asked her why she thought the Communists would What if there was an A.S. council new turn for Burns slaughter the people if they were to take over. Her exact words were: "Because this is what our government has told Editor: Athenian, where sex and sophism go us." hand-in-hand. Meanwhile, in his April 3 press and nobody really cared at all? I read in the Daily for April 4 that our As for his anxiety over the trade-off conference, President Ford stated that distinguished academic vice president between sex and grade-points: surely the massive exodus of civilians from By Mike Lefkow on a Friday afternoon. They marched has been titillating college C'hristians the practice is entirely consistent with the falling provinces proves they fear a A.S. government was beside itself. It to the newspaper office singing "We with tall tales of lyceal love in the halls the competitive model recently en- communist takeover and desire to was already April, terms were almost cornment shall get some coverage." of ivy. sconced in San Jose State social theory remain safe and free under Thieu. over and still the campus daily had not Well now, that's a bit of a comedown by administrative fiat. What, after all, As Mr. Trounstine suggested, we are devoted one inch of space to A.S. They arrived at the campus daily Again this for ol' "Bert." is more rational, hence ethical, than a not getting a true picture of the events government. Not even the A.S. year the A.S. promised offices at 3:15 p.m. but to their great action. The campus daily didn't buy it. Vice President Burns has enjoyed a smidgen of romance at the margin? now taking place in Vietnam. president, whoever he was, had gotten dismay found no one there. A.S. government kept its promise. neat reputation in our little community Ah well, the good doctour has at least Donovan Puffer his name in the paper. of scholars as the homme de lettres of answered the central burning question Graduate Student, Mass Com- AS. government had its greatest munication Oh sure, at first they held those the upper bureaucracy. All of us about salary differentials between It was a most humiliating experience. blunder. Every Friday afternoon the weekly marathons. But those ceased thought him terribly clever, and were administration and teaching. For, if his Those poor A.S. officers had done campus daily staff goes to the nearest when the campus daily failed to cover proud of him. concerns are the sort of hanky-panky everything possible to get their names watering hole to quench their thirsts them. But cheap shots touchant love and with which the $30,000- to $40,000-a-year in print. with gallons of Ripple. learning over prayers and pancakes types occupy their time, no rational Tower List can do naught but tarnish that fair man would take one of the silly jobs for Then there were internal quibbles But the campus daily, as it grew In the daily offices at 3:15 p.m. were image. anything less than about triple a resignations. Why, there were even older, grew wiser. In its 41st year of and only A.S. officers, no reporters. Besides, surely he, articulate teacher's wage. few fist fights. The campus daily still existence it stopped covering A.S. a defender of the ivy faith, well knows refused coverage. comments government. Simple as that. No one The next day the entire A.S. govern- that that tradition is firmly rooted in Broderick Haskell ever read the stories, no reporters ment withdrew from school. education models, whether Anglican or Associate Professor, Civil Engineering to its promise wanted the beat. The A.S. then reverted of action. Its action was a desperate That item made the campus daily. No 'misleading' attempt to get coverage. Year after year it was the same old one read the article and nobody cared. Editor: thing. New people were elected, great . Asks tighter crowd control They passed a bill cutting AS. fun- This letter is in direct response to a promises were made. But nothing ever ding for the newspaper. Unfortunately, comment by Michael Switzer on changed. There were weekly meetings, they forgot that the A.S. government of Friday, April 4, concerning known as marathon sessions since they the Tower 10 years ago had beaten them to the List. rarely lasted less than six hours. There in bomb scare situations punch. Embarrassed by the blunder, Spartan Daily Switzer's comments are misleading. were fights and resignations. Nothing they resorted to outrageous means to ..e.ving the San Editor: serious injury He nientions that per cent of was ever accomplished. Jose Stille University resulting from the 30 try and get coverage. Community Since 1934 On Wednesday, April 2, at ap- concussion and flying glaea and debris. professors included in the Tower List proximately 1:30 p.m. a bomb threat Assuming that Campus Security had evaluation counts of under 10 A.S. government was remarkably They staged sword fights in the EDITORIAL lead to the evacuation of Dudley personnel take the bomb threat cards. consistent. Editor Phil Trounsline Moorhead Hall. While the building was seriously, then not only should there be Switzer must realize that not all council chambers. They streaked News Editor Robin Budrow classrooms. They kidnapped the Assignment Editor Joel Kanopken searched, many people stood around an evacuation, but an unoccupied professors have classes that number 40 Opinion Page Editor Tom Lee waiting for the all-clear signal before buffer zone should be established students or more. For example, a university's president. Despite these Layout Editor Mike Lefkow spectaculars, they still could not budge COPY Editor Tom Peterson re-entering. t roped off) around the building. Just professor could have a class of only Arts Editor Terry Britton The intent of this letter is to en- what its radius should be, can probably fifteen students. If his Tower List Write us the daily. Sports Editor Steve Loper Stall Bob Agee, Donna Ovine, Dan Bin The Spartan Daily encourages your courage the Campus Security personnel be determined by contacting demolition evaluation is seven cards, then this is Jonn BoJte. Mike Dean, Crony comments Best read letters are short 1220 Downey. Mary Edwards. Doug Ernst, Rots to adopt and enforce stricter policies experts. almost half of the professor's students words) and to the point Finally, they had a brainstorm. They Farrow. Kit Frederic, Mike Garcia. Gas Letters may be submitted at the Daily control near evacuated People do not have to be sitting on a in that particular class. devised a plan that was sure to receive G , Armand Ghieuw, Irene Helm. for crowd office (JC 2011 between yin, and Spec Margaret can,, Don Kettering Stove bomb to be injured or killed by its ex- However, we do thank Mr. Switzer for Monday through Friday or by mei' coverage. They decided to take over the buildings. Kopp., Lynne Laieunesse, Terry LaPorte, The Daily reserves the rriptit to edit for many plosion and, of Tau newspaper. Ray Manley Jeff Mapes, Car.,, Marinusc' During Wednesday's scare, therefore, protective his comments. The members tempt, style, or libel Robin hrKNabb. Karen Minkel, Carson people were lounging within measures should be more than window Delta Phi encourage students to All letters must include author's groups of Monier, Nock Nasch, Larry fiJcks, Chris sipnlure, motor, address. and Phone of the struc- dressing. comment in regard to Tower List. Smith, Mrak Stafforini, Mike Swittw. Sandi approximately 10 yards number Every A.S. officer assembled at the had occurred, Marvin Snow barger Tailor, Mark van Wyk, Don Weber, Dan ture. If an explosion J. Michael Gonzales A.S. presidents office at exactly 3 p.m. Williams there easily could have been deaths or Professor. Economies Chairman, Tower I.ist April 9, 1975, Page 3 Unopposed candidate Travel agency future uncertain

By Mark van Wyk Service, the SUBG voted not be disclu.ed until the sure there will be no more The United Travel Agency, unanimously to cancel the next SUBG meeting, in- problems like there were plans his new duties situated on the lowest level agency's lease at their dications are that an with the former managment. of the Student Union, may March 18 meeting. agreement has been The fate of the agency now By Terry LaPorte the attorney general. the required extensive soon be forced to vacate its Among the complaints reached. lies in the hands of the Co Perry Litchfield, a can- With the changes, which paperwork. space because of lease about the agency was the "Went nicely" SUBG, who will decide next didate for the A.S. attorney will go before a student vote, The attorney general who violations. apparent lack of com- "The meeting went quite week whether or not to general, feels "fairly con- the attorney general would receives no pay, would help The problem was first munication between the S.U. nicely," said Lucie M. recommend to the fident" he will win the post at become a student liaison students with that paper- brought to the attention of branch and the United Matzley, the latest of several University that the agency the April 15-16 election. with student grievances and work. the Student Union Board of Travel Service head office in managers who have worked be asked to vacate the S.U. Litchfield is running rulings on academic fair- "I want the job because I Governors ( SUBG) at their Serra Monte. at the agency since the fall without opposition. ness. see work which has to be last meeting when Ron According to Barrett, semester. $S The junior with a double Litchfield said if the duties done and which no student Barrett, S.U. director, ex- whenever a complaint was "We've been getting good Spartan Daily major in economics and are changed, he would be has every done before," plained some of the dif- made to the manager of the feedback from students in political science decided to dealing with an average of 15 Litchfield said. ficulties encountered by the S.U. travel agency, it would the four weeks that I've been run for the position in March. students a week. Litchfield added that past agency. apparently go unheeded, here," she said, "and I'm "There were certain duties "Academic fairness cases conflicts between the at- Perry Litchfield Violations while people at the head making sure that the head ads 1 saw that were needed deal with a student who torney general and other the election campaigns of Barrett said lease office remained unaware of office gets notified of any which the attorney general believes he's been graded executive officers would not Rico in the past, he will not violations by United Travel the problems. complaints." would be able to handle," unfairly," Litchfield said. occur. support either executive included late monthly rent There was, however, no No comment sell it faster! Litchfield said. The attorney general These conflicts happened, slate in the A.S. election. payments for the S.U. space, communication lag when the Representatives from the were tol When Litchfield heard that would also deal with student according to Litchfield, Litchfied is currently a irregular hours of operation agency got the news that it Serra Monte office A.S. President John Rico grievance cases. because the attorney general member of the Academic and complaints of service by was being asked to leave the unavailable for comment, receptionist for dif planned to abolish the Those cases deal with had nothing to do and con- Senate and has been the students. S.U. although a He also said the agency Private Willard Francine, who at- vhich position, he went to Rico with situations when a student sequently stepped into areas treasurer of the steering meeting officers has had "several" managers tended last week's meeting, ICE ',but his ideas. has "a particular hassle with other executive committee of Community of Representatives from the since the beginning of the fall Serra Monte indicated Francine would be 1. no "I came to John and asked a teacher. He's down on the should handle. Communities. office contacted cm-k, him about the office. I didn't class, not just on the grade," "The office will remain The 18-year-old graduated semester, and that the entire Barrett within a matter of glad to discuss "rumors" of :(ATE I deadwood unless the from high school operation was unorganized days to arrange a meeting the agency's eviction with ctio want to see it abolished," he Litchfield said. in three said. According to Litchfield, amendment goes through," years and has completed 60 and inefficient. with S.U. officials. the Spartan Daily. Litchfield helped write the many students decide not to Litchfield said. units at SJSU in three No confidence A private meeting was Barrett refused to com- and 2 g. 1 constitutional amendment bring grievances to the Litchfield said that semesters to achieve his Expressing their lack of held last week, and while the ment on the results of the _ Senate because of although he has worked for junior status. confidence in United Travel results of the meeting will meeting, saying it would be S i which changed the duties of Academic , WITH THIS COUPON I unfair to publicize the results RECEIVE uring before SUBG board mem- nsure FREE ADMISSION. bers got a chance to hear 'ONE them. WITH Second chance? .11 ONE PAID ADMISSION, :o set Matzley feels, however, u 1RENTAL197 nging that there is "a good feeling Expires June Fares reduced to Europe, Mideast , 5 HEW and cooperation" between duled Barrett and the travel s five purchasing tickets ; con- By Margaret Kam in December of 1973, saying confirmed until 60 days in flights are the earliest ones The second type of charter agency, and hopes the before departure, Youth fares to parts of the they were "discriminatory" days advance. available now. is the Standard Charter agency will get a second Malloy said. The APEX is open to ye Mid-East and to Europe on the basis of age. Two categories Flight, available to students chance. good anyone who stay of have been restored by the The CAB reversed the ban The return tickets are overseas 22 There are two types and faculty through the Matzley, who says she is are no to 45 reastridgei . in its Civil Aeronautics Board to on youth fares which was for one year and there days, Malloy said. charter flights in effect. school or a bona fide group, -a professional" in the -stay requirem- The round-trip APEX fare The Travel Group Char- I.ieurance uld be one airline company. believed unlikely to be re- minimum said. travel agency business, says I ICE ARENA

eed by The CAB has approved introduced, due to pressures ents. between San Francisco and ters iTGCI must be booked everything is now under ITASTRIDGE MALL SAN JOSE1 Excursion prices London is $440 low and $579 paid more than Lieurance said there are 230-11440 is not Trans World Airlines' from the airlines and travel and a deposit control at the agency, and is I for a petition to restore the youth organizations, according to A San Francisco to London during the peak season. 60 days before departure. no age restrictions on this II IN MI 1111 INI MI fares to Europe and part of Matzley. round-trip is $572 during the Charter flights "With this category," said group and no strict deadlines ,lan it the Middle East effective Ralph Malloy, of United low seasons and $665 in peak Matzley said charter Stephen I.ieurance of for sign-ups. However, it is 7ICADE)IY AMAIII) NOMINEE ments April 1, according to Lucie Travel Sercies, said the season ( June through flights are in great demand Student Services West, Inc., first come, first served. BEST 110(71J)IENTART larger M. Matzley, manager of the youth discounts permit 12 August); San Francisco to this summer because of the -anyone is eligible for ii and United Travel Services through 21 year-old Paris is $584 low and $673 great jumps in regular charter flights rates as long The charter fares, found -Hearts and Minds' to be a pro aoL agency located in the passengers to fly round-trip peak. airfares. as they sign up in advance of however, are subject to vocative movie, underlining once again the Student Union. to Europe at special reduced Compared to another new "Usually a student should the 60 day cut-off mark." increase to a maximum 20 errors we made in Vietnam and, I hope, )y the Youth fares rates, usually about one- discount fare, the Advanced allow at least 60 day advance The cost of a round-trip per cent of the ticket cost ind its The translatic youth fares third less than regular fares. Purchase Excursion Fare booking for any charter TGC to Europe averages depending on the number of serving as a warning to us to never again were first introduced in May, The fares are offered on a APEX), is available to flights," Matzley said. $440 minimum and $530 passengers booked on each get involved in a similar situation It ts the job 1971. CAB stopped the fares stand-by basis seats are not passengers to passengers According to Matzley, July maximum. flight. certainly a strong, stimulating movie- s, the 3 to bar -. Sane, CLAIBORNE PELL (Rhode Island) e work This movie should be on everyone's list of required viewing This documentary is of .en all, Free blood pressure checks vital such importance that it should be circulated arriers nation-wide and shown in every town By Kit Frederic blood pressure levels. periodically checked. from high blood pressure, while under social pressures, The amount of information time a person and fewer than he explained. Luse in i Few students are aware of Free checks The length of said Battle, gathered will be determined throughout the country" lives with high blood half of them receive treat- Social adjustments by the number of students cy is a what it means to have high Qualified nurses will be Congressmen TORY MOFFETT critical Some doctors claim this is the (Connect. 41 t versity blood pressure and don't conducting free pressure pressure is a ment. who are willing to go to measure of the amount of Of this half, lie said, most the result of the social ad- dorms and have their ig weak bother to ever have it checks from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., that can be caused not receive adequate care juStments and changes they pressures checked, he said. s and checked while attending April 14 in Royce Hall and in damage do school, according to Oscar Washburn Hall on April 21, bys such conditions, he or treatment. are forced to endure while .t MARTS The problem is, Battle living in a "white Anglo- Unfortunately, very few se xual Battle, health educator at and West Hall on April 21 and explained. t, Strokes, heart failure, explained, that most Saxon" society, said Battle. students outside the dorms Is and the Student Health Center at May 5. as kidney failure and heart people do not even know they But, he said, there just bother to come in and have such SJSU. Statistics show that Students should not wait many as 12 per cent of the attacks are all possible have it. isn't enough known about the their pressures checked, MINDS lu e Oil they U.S. adolescent population consequences of prolonged There are no symptoms for subject to draw any definite said the health educator. ily with until they are so sick pressure, high blood pressure, the this condition, he said, and conclusions. af- are forced to go to the has high blood hospital, Battle said, during explained Battle. health educator said. students are generally the "The purpose of the study "I believe the reason they ;. Produced by BERT SCHNEIDER am-. PETER DAVIS a recent interview. Checks important Students who do not relax last to find out they have it. of hypertension and high are not concerned is because Drrected by PETER DAVIS A Touchstone-A(1E11e Production for They should take ad- Although high blood enough or are subject to long Ethnic groups high blood pressure we are students think they will get it BBB HENRY JAGLOM PICTURE', Presenl,v,,,, vantage of the free services pressure is not a major periods of hypertension often Many ethnic groups have conducting here on campus only when they are old," said s HOWARD ZUKER RAINBOW horn Warner A Warner Communications o provided on campus before a problem among college or have high blood pressure, he high rates of high blood is to inform the campus Battle. Bros 0 Company R problem arises, he said. university students, said claimed. pressure, said Battle. community of its dangers 377 3240 1 heatre STARTS Battle is now assisting the Battle, they should be made 22 million Blacks, Chicanos and and what it means to have But high blood pressure AQUARIUS1 TODAY campus Health Clinic in a aware of the importance of More than 22 million other minority groups suffer high blood pressure," said affects all age groups, he PALO Al TO study to determine student having their blood pressure people in this country suffer high rates of hypertension Battle. added na rched Bombing rocks substation again ng -We Three explosions, ap- There were no injuries previous bombing of the bombing, according to the parently from planted from the 12:32 a.m. ex- facility on March 27 has been FBI. $10.91,OFF as daily bombs, rocked a Pacific Gas plosions that damaged two claimed by the New World PG&E had beefed up its great and Electric Co. substation transformers and disrupted I.iberation Front. security with roving patrols on Camden road just south of service to 22,000 customers, There was no warning since the March 27 bombing, San Jose early Tuesday according to a PG&E before the explosion and but there were no guards at Reg. $89.95 NOW $79.95 greatest morning for the second time spokesman. nobody has taken respon- the substation when the loon the in two weeks. Responsibility for the sibility for Monday's explosions occurred. earest SRI6 Texas Instruments thirsts electronic calculators Tuition bill nears OK This calculator features easy, accurate operation: I. were Tin' 50-16 Memory keys can be used to solve complex calculations .s The State Board of could attend school without elderly students to attend WILEY MOTORS such as sum -of -products or quotient -o( -sums wrthout reentering Trustees has recently voted paying registration fees if any California state intermediate results or rewr ding the problems for sequential govern- to support an amended SB 274 is passed by the state university or college. Cars from operation. version of a bill allowing legislature. In its present form, SB 274 Log and antilog functions in base e or base 10) and the `K would allow the students $199 to $1299 elderly students to attend to function are calculated and displayed with accuracy equivalent daily. No school free. 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By Irene Helm However, suit was specifically filed against two Santa Do-it-yourself divorces are not recommended by mem- Clara operators who conduct businesses of this type. Phone, utility bers of the Santa Clara County District Attorney's office. Lempert also asked that the court order the defendents, The consumer fraud division of that office has recently Russell Johnson, 73, of 1647 Hyacinth Lane, and Mrs. joined with various other legal organizations seeking to Majorie Desmond, of 201 Garden Hill Drive, Los Gatos, to curtail activities of those aiding do-it-yourself divorce pay civil penalties totalling $160,000. costs climb seekers. He also got a temporary restraining order forbidding According to County Clerk, John Kazubowski, about 16 them to advertise for clients in newspapers or other down usage," Ivans said. per cent of all divorces in Santa Clara County are of the do- publications. He asked the court to also issue a preliminary Rising costs have He added that lighting and it-yourself variety. injunction against their doing so in the future. ballooned SJSU's payments natural gas usage around the He estimates that state-wide percentages run as high as Both claim they are not breaking the law. They say they to communication and utility have been cut a 20 per cent. offer bone fide service to people wanting to avoid legal fees. companies to well over $1 campus Although no statistics were available, a local domestic but who need help filling out required forms. million per year, according minimum. relations attorney said, many do-it-yourself divorces are Lempert is now awaiting the judge's decision on the in- to a university official. ''We are using less today Divorce minus filed by students and other low income people who wish to junction. than we were a year ago, but "We expect to see a four or attorney's fees. Odd position higher because avoid five per cent increase said our costs are Another deputy, Clayton Haulpert, said the district at- levels," Ivans Self surgery Garvin Ivans, university of higher price "Doing your own divorce is like trying to remove your torney's office is in "an odd position" on the question. added. Because they are lawyers, he explained, they appear to controller. lawyer rapped own appendix," according to Deputy Dist. Att. Dennis He said that the higher be taking the position of the State Bar association. However, they have been Lempert. costs can be directly at- Haulpert, however, claims that is not the case. increasing 20 to 30 per cent a "You might be able to do it, but once you get in trouble it's tributed to the oil producing "We are in a position to see a lot of people really screwing year," Ivans told the usually too late to get help," he explained. and exporting countries in up their legal affairs royally by trying to do their own Spartan Daily. Lempert cited numerous problems that have later arisen divorces. the Mid-East. "All utility rates are up 200 for people who have chosen to go that route. "The statute is on the books and we feel it is our duty to to 300 per "It's unfortunate, but the way our system is built it takes prosecute where we can," he said. cent of what we D I E - expected," BIRD" Bargain an attorney to resolve questions of cutody, taxes, property, The State bar association has also filed various suits and he added. "EARLY insurance, and other problems," he said. $1.50 per adult received one inunction against one operator, against the help SJSU the Sun-Thurs 7004:30 However, to Child under 6 FREE Last January Lempert invoked a 1891 California law WAVE Project which operates 22 branch offices in bills, the chancellor's office 'TROPICAIRE against advertizing divorce information in newspapers. California including offices in San Jose, Fremont, and Palo has authorized additional The action was aimed at all para-professional do-your- Alto. funds for the higher prices, No.1 251141144 own divorce services that fill out paperwork for divorce The organization charges 865 to fill out legal papers for Ivans said. A Maniac On The Loose!! seekers. divorce seekers and claims that they are not practicing law. -3 ON A MEATHOOK" (A) The estimated costs of "ASYLUM OF SATAN" (R) "Sc REAM BABY university conununicatio- SCREAM" (R) nstelephones, postage and teletypewill total $498,000 TROPICAIRE home. for the 1974-75 school year, Cape en Privacy act No. 2 2111-0144 he said. campus briefs 3 Oscar Nominations The utilities, including Best Actor Art Carney gas, oil and electricity, could Best Actress Diahann Carroll "HARRY & TONTO" )R) covers grads total $730,000 for this year -- -plus --- making the overall com- "CLAUDINE" (RI .) By Karen Minkel any information about their Ethnic foods is the from the humanities office munication and utility costs Student privacy extends as students without the discussion topic of today's WO 127). total over $1 million, ac- far as graduation and honors student's permission. nutrition education seminar. ft cording to Ivans. EL RANCHO 294 1041 announcements, according GPA included In the Health Building, Disabled students wishing to the chancellor's legal The chancellor's office, The higher costs have $1.75POR CARRO Room 206, the meeting will employment information are Alberto Vazquez staff's interpretation of a ruled that a student forced the university to cover the nutritional and urged to come to the SU "MI NINO TIZOC" federal law. graduating or a student's watch utility and com- VS. cultural background of Guadalupe Room today from "BLUE DEMON The university is now grade point average are part munications usage carefully. EREBROS INFERNALES" soul food, oriental food and 12:30 to 3 p.m. required, according to of that forbidden in- "We've done a lot to cut en colons Mexican-American food. Resource specialists on James Noah, director of formation. employment of the disabled university relations, to "It just never crossed my Project '75 will present will be available. obtain permission from mind that we couldn't say Mary Bush, head of minority S.. students before using their John Jones got a B.A. admissions at UC San Diego, Dr. Martin Carnoy will VOLKSWAGEN names in SJSU graduation degree," Noah said, "This today in the SU Pacheco speak today at 12:30 p.m. in and honors announcements act covers an awful lot more Room. the S.U. Student Council and programs. than we originally an- The 7 p.m. speech will Chambers on Education SPECIAL Public notices ticipated." provide information on Under Capitalist Control. Through two public notices Noah speculates entrance requirements for Carnoy is currently placed in the Spartan Daily, Noah speculated the the school of medicine. teaching in the Stanford Noah hopes to comply with university might also have to 1 Tune-up University Education Dept. the law by reaching those obtain permission from 2. Set timing Letters of invitation to the and is the author of students graduating on May students in order to send out Honors Convocation are "Education as Cultural 3. Change oil 23 who do not wish to have any kind of publicity in- being sent out this week to Imperialism." 4. New points their names included in formation about them at all, President's and Dean's 5. Lubrication announcements or even in the cases of athletics es Scholars according to John 6. Adjust brakes programs. or the performing arts. A table tennis tournament Pollock of the University Failure to comply with the The Family Education and sponsored by the Program 7. Adjust valves Honors Committee. NO RAISE IN PRICES law could result in loss of Privacy Act was authored by Planning Class will be held 8. 3 quarts of oil Pollock urges anyone FOR OVER ONE YEAR federal funds. Sen. James Buckley, R-N.Y., today from 7-10 p.m. 9. Adjust carburetor believing they qualify for the Although the deadline for and originally gave per- Admission is free. 10. 4 honors, but has not received new spark plugs requesting that a student's mission to parents to see Rock the boat a letter, to check the name 11. Check compression name be withdrawn is their children's primary and fi $29.95 CONCRETE CANOEIf it looks like these civil engineering list outside the English 12. Check brake fluid -add Friday, Noah said he has not secondary school files. The Women's Center's students are making a canoe out of cement, it's because they Lounge (F0 104). 13. Check battery fluid -add had any responses yet. Since college students are Free Clothes Store is again Jut Met? (1011 are. It's all part of this year's Concrete Canoe Race, spon- Those whose names are Had requests usually over 18 years old, open, only on Fridays, for 14. Check transmission fluid -add OM ad sored not listed In the past, he added, his Noah said, the act gave them annually by the American Society of Civil Engineers. may obtain a form anyone needing clothes or office has usually received the right to see their own wishing to donate them. several of those kinds of files. THE ECONOMY PACKAGE requests and has pulled the Records Included names out. Included in the legislation Strike right in doubt SUITS From now on, Noah said, a were admissions records, card in the student's career Removal of the strIne and settlement in FOR ALL HOURS: planning and SACRAMENTO (AP) - a contract 4M1 renorn'T registration packet will placement records, The author of a public em- arbitration provir as would dispute. (NW Mon.- Fri. 7:30- 4:00 allow him to request university controllers ployes' collective bargaining eliminate the siost con- Dills' statement pointed to OCCASIONS! privacy. records, and disciplinary bill said yesterday he is troversial provisions of the the problems his bill faces in $2.00 to $5.00 discount

But this semester, he said, records. willing to strip the measure Gardena Democrat's it's present form. The with ASB card. MOBIL they just did not have enough Exempt from the open of right-to-strike and binding proposal, which has drawn measure has the backing of IDA'S SPARTAN time to do that. files law are health center arbitration sections to get it strong opposition from local Democratic leaders in the Privacy act files, psychological files and passed. governments. legislature but opposition to TUXEDO IMPORTED CAR SERVICE The act, which also allows parents financial "I will take it out if it is the The Los Angeles Times it appears to be highly RENTAL Next to 7-i1 11th and San Carlos 294-1562 college students access to statements. will of the committee," Sen. reported yesterday that organized and powerful. 38:) S. 1st. S.J. files kep on them by the Students who wish to see Ralph Dills said after the labor organizations backing university, was passed in their files must fill out Senate Governmental the bill were willing to December 1974. request forms in t: Organization Committee remove the strike provision The act prohibits the department that keeps the finished hearing testimony and limit the authority of an university from giving out file. on the bill. arbiter to impose his own Record shop tones it down

Wayne Coombs, forced Daily he looked into a 1963 other side of the street?" he him to turn his speaker back recently to unplug the ordinance and determined it added. on, said 25 to 30 per cent of SWAP MEET & FLEA MARKET speaker outside his used- was "basically intended for Coombs, whose store is on his business depends on the record shop on a desolate bars in residential areas that the east side of South First music's ability to draw THURSDAY & FRIDAY on 7th Street stretch of South First Street, turned speakers up and Street beween San Carlos customers into his in- said Friday his business is bothered residents." and San Anotonio streets, conspicuous shop. drying up since the juice was He insisted his speaker said the west side of the Mayor Janet Gray Hayes THE SWAPPIN' STARTS at 10 am cut off. wasn't bothering anyone, street between Security told Coombs she was sorry, On March 27 Coombs, pointing out that half of the Savings and the Mon- but the council would have to LIVE ENTERTAINMENT * A owner of Arkade Music, 248 stores on the downtown block tgomery Hotel is destined to refer the matter to the city RAFFLE S. First St., was found guilty are vacant. be razed by the redevelop- staff and await a report. in municipal court of "It's hard enough to stay ment agency. Coombs said he hopes to and loads of fun Illegally projecting music in business downtown in a "We'll be able to see all the get on the agenda for the outside his store. block th "s more than half way to the Community council's April 22 meeting. for more information: call Nancy at 297-9311 Coombs said he had used empty," Coombs said. Theater," he said. "I'm going to keep pushing the speaker for nearly 18 "What are we going to do Coombs, in asking the them until they do or come by months to attract attention when they tear down the council to consider allowing something," he added. to his tiny shop. He admitted that using the speaker was in violation of a introductory GO, 114 co city ordinance but said, "It's funny it took a year and a SPEC/AL offer... TABLE RENT -9am. half to start enforcing it." Last week Coombs ap- $3 a day, or $5 peared before the city $4.00 discount on all for both days iair(-61.1111(11 council to ask that the city Diablo ordinance be equally en- platrziarnim Room, forced, and that the council RINGS ORDERED BEFORE MAY Third Level Student Union consider changing the or- 1st dinance so that loudspeaker pjatrzfurn A SOLON COMPANY EXCLUSIVE permits wouldn't be so hard to get. Shopping centers, car dealers and bus stations use 3Nnrain 300(3EORE 613 outdoor speakers, Coombs said, so the law is not being APRIL 9, 10, 11 9:00 am -5t00 pm fairly enforced. Coombs told the Spartan April 9, 1975, Pap 5 Conflict, controversy part of Faustina's lob

By Janet Parker His seemingly con- However, he sees the with signifigant power in merits of affirmative action. year employees, will be If Stephen Faustina were tradictory statements are a potential for abuse of af- affirmative action and "But I can point out the reviewed by administration seeking instant success and reflection of his own per- firmative action." hiring. But if someone did legal sanctions that could this summer. popularity, he certainly sonality. Faustina, Faustina agrees with have that power, many ensue if affirmative actions "If my services are no wouldn't have come to San University of Oregon an- Bunzel that any form of people would see it as very is ignored," he said. "I'm not longer needed or wanted, Jose State University. thropology graduate, can discrimination is wrong threatening." about to try and change I'm still a highly marketable Ind Instead, it would have straighten in his chair and whether it is against 'Steven's got what it people's attitudes. I'm only commodity," Faustina said. .he been much easier to finish dish out academic minorities or the majority. takes,'' another department interested in their behavior a his anthropology doctoral beauracratic jargon one However, his job is to see chairman said, if only he and professional per- thesis, accept an associate minute, and the next he will that such reverse could do something with it." formance. They can be II Passport And professorship at a college, kick back in his chair, light a discrimination does not Greg Marks, Asian - bigoted andbiased in their lay and teach. cigarette, gulp a cup of occur at the university, he American studies program minds so long as they do not IResume Photos II but As affirmative action coffee, and lay on the line said. coordinator, said all display it in professional ase officer, the 32-year-old has precisely what's on his mind. The officer also sym- Faustina can really do is "be attitude." ins Special Offer encountered stumbing block "Displaying women in pathizes with department a bird-dog-check over the The underlyig probem in Four 2 x 4's after stumbling block since textbooks as housewives and chairmen. departments and attain a full all forms of discrimination, or smaller ter his arrival at SJSU in Sep- secretaries while men are "It's logical for depart- view of what is happening." he says, is power. Only $2.95 at- tember. The slow, painful portrayed as doctors and ment chairmen to resist this Faustina, Marks said, has "We're talking about With coupon ing process of racially and policemen is pornographic to added beauracratic tried but the administration people who have to give up Regularly $4.95 me. It's obscene. It insults some of their powers. sexually integrating the epeatage," he said. doesn't take the problem We're 1 day service personnel of a public in- my intelligence. I strongly SJSU, or any public in- seriously and in turn doesn't telling them they have to I stitution is not getting any resent putting up stereotype stitution for that matter, take the affirmative action share that power. Cal-West Color . easier. models for kids to accept," does not have to have an officer seriously. Individuals don't want to do 1077 The Alameda Temporary loan he blurts out. affirmative action officer. Despite his intense op- this voluntarily. That's why "My goal," Faustina says, Than he will lapse into his By federal law, the college is postion and overwhelming we end up with affirmative I 2915030 Si PHEN FAUSTINA -SJSU's first affirmative action offi At the corner of Race St, "is to work myself out of a academic view of the plight required only to establish a task, some still see Faustina action." Near Andy's Pet Shop job. I consider myself on of educational institutions. cer sees himself "on temporary loan" to the university ad- policy, not an office. maintaining enthusiasm and Noah said Faustina's temporary loan to the ad- We are the trainees. We ministrators. Full-time position energy. performance, like other first ministration. If I do my job educate people for the job everything there was to The university's failure Why then did Bunzel, an "He's intensely committed ...... and affirmative action market. We should really learn. to meet a February deadline obvious opponent of af- to the problem," said Hector succeeds, I don't expect direct ourselves to the for submitting a com- firmative action, allow for a Cordova, Mexican American Faustina wasn't blind to there will be a need training of women and prehensive report on the full-time paid position to Graduates Studies Depart- for an the votile factions of af- affirmative action office any minorities. We are the college's affirmative action institute a policy he does not ment chairman. "There's firmative action on campus charter flights to europe longer." suppliers to the community program to the chancellor's believe in? definitely been an im- prior to his arrival at SJSU. Temporary loan? at largethe nation's in- office. We were allowed to provement since he's been He has accepted in a cool, Perhaps. But Faustina, a dustry." Department chairmen establish the office through here. rational manner such per- slender, bearded man whose First in SJSU position who object to the "added the chancellor's office," said With these kind of conflicts LCIFIDIDN 4,990 plexing and discouraging color-coordinated, flashy Faustina accepted the beauracratic reportage" and James Noah, director of to deal with, Faustina finds a 11,,, 114 ht problems as: attire gives him an ad- positions as the first SJSU paper work that entails with university relations. "It's up need for physical exertion vertising agency freshness, affirmative action officer University President Faustina's effort to carry out to the college to keep it. The outside of his eight hour job. Amsterdam Zurich also doesn't perceive while he was working as an John H. Bunzel's public affirmative action. president just judged that He relaxes and casts an MANY FLIGHTS reaching his goal in the next assistant director in charge condemnation of the af- Handles problems the size of our campus anxious smile as he few years. of research and analysis for firmative action concept. But Faustina handles demands a full-time person describes his hobby TO CHOOSE FROM I don't forsee us coming University of Oregon. When Bunzel told a House of these obstacles gracefully. to carry out the policy," he gardening. too close to full affirmative he accepted that position he Representatives special "President Bunzel is not said. Almost all California Merits of work LIMITED ONE WAY SPACE action for awhile yet. had no idea of what af- subcommittee last fall that opposed to equal op- state colleges have full-time He admits there is not way Affirmative action is alive firmative action was. After, such policies are "likely to portunity," he says. "He is officers now. Some had had he can singly convice an AVAILABLE ON SEPT. 2 & SEPT. 9 and well and I expect to be two years, he says he result in discrimination certainly not in favor of sex officers for three and four individual on campus of the around for awhile," he said. believes he learned against whites and males." or race discrimination. years. JO** issiLesusterus.***** S.F./AMSTERDAM Third World department ; Job $229 chairmen agree Faustina This one way flight Is open to students-faculty. has forcefully accelerated iOpportunity* Prices based on 100% occupancy a. Is SubleCt to Shooting team short shells affirmative action as much proportional increase not to exceed 20%. as possible in view of the MOYER MUSIC HOUSES FOR SCHEDULES restraints of his job. 84 E. San Feitludo By ArmadGhleuw Crocker. "No real authority" CALL OR WRITE Part SJSU's Rifle Club is running out of ammunition. We requested a $300 annual budget from the A.S. last "Steve just has no real time electronics told the Daily Pamela Crocker, president of Rifle Club, November," Crocker said. And all we got for the February authority according to his apprentice in music PHONE (415) 392-8512 ammunition is recently that a shortage of practice to May shooting season was $135." job description," said Carter) store. Applicant must that Mull this coupon for free flight information. "drastically affecting the effectiveness of the rifle varsity With $40 going to entrance fees for the varsity team, Young, Black Studies have music and elec- Crocker ------team in current competitions." leaves us with only $90 for practice ammo," said coordinator and a member of tronics bckgrd. Must Administration of Justice Department, Clarence Lovejoy, Rifle Club coach and A senior in the According to Sgt. the committee which be able to work a CHARTER FLIGHTS INT. blames the A.S. Council for her club's woes. adviser, the club has been able to purchase only 6,000 rounds Crocker screened candidates for the minimum of 30 hrs. 995 Market St. San Francisco 94103 The Rifle Club currently has 15 members, according to of high velocity practice grade ammunition with the $90. wk. all year affirmative action officer. around. Please mail in. information on flights High velocity bullets are of an inferior grade, Lovejoy said. "Steve has tried to do as "Since the shooting season in February this year, we've CALL much as possible. But we already used 3,000 rounds or half of our total stock," Lovejoy Name really need a person with MR. HAYES * Language series claimed. Address Apt # some power. In his ad- Crocker also said that Rifle Club members have started 298-5405 City, State, Zip ministration there is no one paying for their own practice ammunition because of the ************** workshop planned limited stock of rounds. A winner of the First High Woman Shooting Award in 1974, Beginning Friday, SJSU's language is essential before Crocker said she thinks the shortage of practice bullets had Extension Services will traveling abroad. adversely affected the ability of the varsity team in the on- going Northern California Inter-Collegiate Rifle Conference GIVE YOURSELF present a series of five "To prevent misun- "Foreign Language for derstandings, visitors should (NCIRC). Travelers" workshops, be prepared for cultural "We have not been able to practice as much as we wanted designed to acquaint sum- change and different in- to," Crocker said. can only come with practice," she added. mer travelers to the terpretations of gestures and "Accuracy A HAND! According to Lovejoy, the SJSU Rifle varsity team has won languages and cultures of languages," said Scott. 7 of 10 NC1RC matches against other California universities. Europe and Latin America. For example, in Hispanic Despite the bullet shortage, Lovejoy said he is confident Through lectures, films countries, travelers should Help yourself SJSU will place either second or third in the NCIRC com- and fellow students by serving on one or more important Associated Students and and field trips, students will know that the American peition ending on April 25. learn how to pronounce a gesture of waving goodbye university committees. Here's a sampling of some: language, communicate signifies 'come here," Scott basic needsboth verbal said. and non-verbaland gain "And any traveler going travel information, ac- abroad should understand A.S. JUDICIARY cording to an extension the metric system," he THURSDAY services news-release. added, "for it is standardly Reviews the A.S. Constitution and rules in cases of violations. The five languages to be used throughout European taught are French, German, countries in measures such Italian, Russian and as mileage, volume and LITURGY ACADEMIC FAIRNESS COMMITTEE Spanish. speed limits." Fee for each one-unit Additional information a sub -committee of the Academic Senate reviews complaints and charges of violation course is $28. about the courses for a time of According to Dr. Reid travelers can be obtained by of student rights on general and specific issues involving curricular matters. Also makes Scott, professor of Spanish, calling SJSU Extension recommendations for redress to the Academic Vice President. familiarity with a country's Services, 408 277-2214. -prayer NMI -meditation STUDENT GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE spartaguide -bread and wine a sub-committee of the Academic Senate hears and seeks redress on student grievances concerning individual members of the faculty, administration or staff. When appropriate for the campus community the committee makes recommendations concerning appropriate redress, ultimately, WEDNESDAY meet at 5 p.m. in the S.U. Men Against Rape will meet Guadalupe Room. if necessary, to the university president. at 7:30 p.m. at the YMCA, Campus Ambassadors will Chapel of Reconciliation 433 S. Murphy, Sunnyvale. have a Bible study at 11:30 Howard Siegel, chief a.m. in the S.U. Guadalupe 300 So. Tenth A.S. ELECTION BOARD assistant public defender, Room. will speak on "Defending FRIDAY governs Associated Student election procedures, mans polls and counts votes. Accused Rapists." Child Care Action Com- SJSU Sierra Club will meet mittee will meet at 10 a.m. in 12:30-1:00 at 7:30 p.m. in the S.U. the S.U. Guadalupe Room. Costanoan Campus Ambassadors will STUDENT UNION FOOD SERVICE ADVISORY COMMITTEE-- hold a Bible study at 12:30 p.m. in the Joint Effort reviews food mice in the Student Union and makes recommendations for change and Coffeehouse. improvement in areas of foods served and organization of the cafeteria itself. Students International Meditation Society will hold a lecture at 2:30 p.m. in the 2,0 5.14g St. S.U. Almaden Room A. THURSDAY Society of Women Engineers FRENCH PASTRIES will have a luncheon at 11 I Cr OFF one coupon per customer PLUS MANY MORE a.m. in Eng. 247. The lun- cheon is open to all faculty good April 9 and 12 and women students in the Applications and info are available from A.S. personnel officer Laurie Graham Engineering Department. croissants, napoleons, eclairs, Students International in th.; Student Union Information Booth, Mon.-Fri. 9 to 11, or in the A.S. Offices, Meditation Societ: ,ill hold macaroons,...all baked a lecture at 1:30 p.m. in the S.U. Almaden Room A. in the French tradition. third level Student Union, 277-3201. Your help is needed. SJSU United Farmworkers MonFri 7:30-5:30 Sul 8:30-5:30 Support Committee will Vage 6, April 9, 1975 Semana Chicana weekends Aci ivities called 'successful' Attendence '1/4 -4.F'. I at festivities ’’ 5,000-6,000 flo Although the attendance wasn't as good as last year, Semana Chicane was -very successful," according to 1 organizer Thomas Martinez. Last year, an estimated 12,000 to 15,000 people attended Semana Chicane ever'- while Martinez estimated 5,000 to 6,000 people attended this year. Martinez blamed the smaller at- tendance this year on less publicity and less money. Semana Chicana received a total of 0 $8,900 from the A.S. last year, $1,600 of which had to be paid back, according to Martinez. This year they received $7,200. However, the Semana Chicane organizers still paid 81,000 for Corky Gonzales to fly from Denver, $1,000 for Teatro Campesino and $750 for singer Daniel Valdez, a member of Teatro Campesino who usually charges $1,500 to $2,000 for a solo performance, according to Martinez. Martinez said Gonzales was the biggest speaker of the week." The most successful theatre group of the week, according to Nartinez, was Teatro Esperanza from Santa Barbara, who performed a skit Tuesday night about the struggle for bilingual education in a California school ACTIVITIES ENDSemana Chicana activities including a SEMANA CHICANA Bright colors, smiling faces and dancing highlighted the week district. dance troupe featuring children, ended a "successful" week.

The President and the press Newsmen, secret service showdown creates tense situation

By Robin McNabb and shoved police. Although there weren't any cigar- A San Francisco Chronicle reporter chomping, hard-driving newsmen in called down the hallway and demanded double-breasted suits, the situation was that Gov. Brown "come out and talk to tense. the press." : Pushing, jostling and shoving bet- When Brown appeared, newsmen Vreen the media, police and Secret jockeyed for position to drill the Service Agents characterized the high- governor about events at the luncheon. powered, professional press coverage California newspaper photographers friday night of President Ford's visit to jostled one another for a shot. San Francisco. Like David after Goliath, SJSU photo Ford spoke at the St. Francis Hotel editor David Yarnold and photographer before a luncheon for governors of John Rosenfield, threw themselves western states and at an annual dinner against the throng of newsmen, holding .of the Bay Area Council (BAC). flash cameras overhead to capture the Scenes reminiscent of old movies, scene. where the fast-talking reporters con- When Brown departed, Secret Ser- fronted government leaders in a vice Agents warned newsmen that a 'showdown for graft and corruption, "private BAC party, honoring the were quickly called to mind. President, would be closed to the Although graft and corruption were press." .not topics broached by the newsmen Retreating up two flights of stairs, ':who had gathered from across the the beleagured newsmen trudged back 'nation, the evening was similar to those to the "press filing room" to plot 'experienced by old "muckraking" strategy for Ford's reception ap- reporters. pearance. This is one version of how it was The press men and women collapsed Friday night. on chairs in the room, tired and : A vanguard of the President's Secret irritated about the three-hour wait .Service flooded a hallway in the hotel, ahead. ; only to be met by a wall of newsmen. Many of the newsmen doggedly typed "The President will speak at 9 p.m.," stories, while others lashed the day's said all agent. Just then Ford rounded events with profanity.

the corner and stopped. The press room was cluttered with David Yarnold The press surged forward as TV cameras and typewriters. A mish-mosh President Ford emphasizes a point in his address to the Bay Area League . cameras rolled and shutters clicked. of taperecorders and copy paper was Ford had just addressed the gover- scattered across tables haphazardly nors and would not be seen by newsmen arranged in the cramped room. "Roll-em-up and head-em-out," he funneled through like a herd of cattle. with a BAC reception appearance. As Ron Neasen, presidential press instructed. The guide had taken the press to a "We can still get the governors as secretary, "de-briefed" newsmen on Jumping for cameras and notebooks, narrow balcony overlooking the they leave the luncheon," volunteered Ford's meeting with the governors, the newsmen charged out of the press Colonial Room," where 500 formal- an ABC' cameraman, who had been newsmen darted in and out, ignoring room in pursuit of the agent. attired Bay Area industrial and perched on a chair in the middle of the what a Wall Street Journal reporter The pack of newsmen, following the business leaders had gathered to greet hall. called "Nessen's rhetoric." agent's lead, ran down two flights of the President. ' Newsmen, frustrated by limited After a long wait, a Secret Service stairs before running up two more The milling crowd paid little at- access to the luncheon room, pushed Agent appeared. flights of a narrow stairwell, which they tention to the hub-bub front the balcony, where cameras were situated for the best angles possible. The President, surrounded by Secret Service Agents, crossed the room, shaking hands with some of the party. He quickly left the room as the crowd closed in behind him. After the reception, newsmen were led back to the press room by secret Service Agents who told the press "not to linger in the hallways." Another wait. The appearance of an agent alerted the press to ready themselves for another rush through the hotel. "On to the Grand Ballroom," called the agent to an anxious press Harnessing camera equipment, photographers traipsed after the agent who led them down an enclosed fire escape. at the bottom of the stairwell, the group skirted the hotel's kitchen -lad arrived at a Secret Service checkpoint. The agents checked for concealed weapons and then let newsmen pass on to a small stage. Secret Service Agents lined the walls of the $100 a-plate dinner and gazed John steadily over the sea of elegant coif- Rosenfield fures and hazy cigar smoke. Peter Lisagor proofreads David Yarnold Ford's 40 minute speech ended at 9:45 Correspondent for the Chicago Daily News, a telegram to Gov. Brown answers Rollin Post of KOED in an improptu press conference. p.m. But the press had left at 9:27 p.m. his office. April 9, 1975, Page 7 Fitzgerald's Campus 'beasts' bibbed Spartan Daily PRIOR SERVICE 'Great Gatsby' The Marine Corps Reserve Program In light poke at academia tonight needs dersonnel plays with Prior Service By Carson Mouser Experience. David Merrick's 1974 Take Fairyland has storybooks advantage of your and the San Diego Zoo has pkoduction of "The Great specialty, or Re tourguides. Now academia arts Gatsby" will be tonight's Train has the "The Academic Wednesday Flick. and learn new Bestiary." The film version of F. Scott skills. Good Richard Armour's latest Fitzgerald's powerful novel payAdvancement book "Bestiary" is an stars Robert Redford as Exchange privil- alphabetical trip through the Gatsby and Mia Farrow as edgesInsurance. mythical land of Academe, Unusual use of media Daisy, the object of his af- For further details described by the author as fections. contact "Gunny" the "best of all impossible worlds." for good show Tickets are 50 cents at at your Marine This humorous look at the ti makes Morris Dailey Auditorium Corps Reserve and the shows Will be at 7 and Center, 275-7695 beasts in residence should be By Bob Agee images and pantomine almost sensuous smoothness 10 p.m. required reading for Some unusual and in- sketches. combined with a coarse, dry, or 275-7543. everyone about to enter a triguing media are used with Collages featured un-glazed look. university. varying degrees of success Also on display in the A bit repetitious Armed with sparkling in the new exhibit in SJSL1's gallery are the "drawings" The similarity of shapes of satire and a mastery of Union Gallery, which will of Jim Pomeroy, which are the pieces on exhibit seem a Grouch() Marxian wordplay, continue through April 23. actually collages combining bit repetitious, however, and Armour introduces the The most unusual effect is such things as gasket the display might be more various species from Full that created by Betty material, silicone, rubber effective with more variety. [H7EIVER Professor and Activist to Schneider's work, described and little bits and pieces of The exhibition of Trustee and The Grind, as "video-Xerox." various objects, and the photographs by Jim first by common and then by Schneider uses a Xerox wood and metal sculpture of Friedman suffer no such FOR scientific name. copier as a camera, John Starkey. repetition, and are excellent For example, "President reproducing images of her They are all interesting, examples of the photograph SALES AND SALES MANAGEMENT ( Rex non potest peccare hands, feet and head. although not as audacious in as art. "The king can do no wrong. Tones suggested their conceptions as Betty Absorbing display This is wrong, when applied The images produced are Schneider's work. Friedman titles a series of TRAINING PROGRAM to the President, but it would gray silouettesbut with a Ceramics outside photomontages with the time be wrong for anyone to say suggestion of tone, almost Some of the best exhibits and location of their origin, This Program is designed to develop young college graduates so except a Trustee." like a negative viewed in are outside the gallery, next and the viewer is instantly for careers in life insurance sales and sales management. It provides en initial training period of 3 months (including Armour's sharp insights weak light. to the Associated Students sucked in, searching the 2 weeks ate Home Office School) before moving into full into Academe derive in part The video part of offices. Here, the ceramic surface for an image sales work. from his student days. Reproduced from "The Academic Beastiary" Schneider's exhibit ,is sculpture of Joel Halms is overlooked, or misun- Those who are ©1974 by Richard Armour plexiglass- derstood. interested in and who are found qualified However, he also draws on provided by an 8"2 minute displayed on for management responsibility are assured of ample oppor- his former experiences as an CAMPUS BEAST "Activist," artist Paul Darrow's portrayal video tape, played through a covered pedestals. The only drawback to tunity to move on to such work in either our field offices or in the Home Office after an initial period instructor, lecturer and full of one of the mythical creatures in Richard Armour's land television monitor. Holms' ceramics have a Friedman's exhibit is that in sales. artist striking contrast of an there isn't more of it. professor of English of Academe. The tape shows the Aggressive expansion plans provide unusual opportunities sitting on top of the for those accepted. language and literature, and known as Atypical, which Just as sharp as the words, photocopier, exposing her a university trustee. does not mean A Typical Paul Darrow's illustrations Arrange with the placement office for an hands, feet and head to the Jango's bluegrass interview with Student but the opposite. present the beasts in Although the satire electro-mechanical innards This is confusing to anyone Academe from the fox-like Larry Hughes becomes strained toward the of the machine. not familiar with the Dean to the horned-toad comes to Joint Effort end of the book as Armour These scenes are in- April 21 language of Academe, where dinosaur representing the reaches to hit a humorous terspliced with electronic The rock-influenced bluegrass sounds of Jango will be the opposite of 'opposite' is Exam in an unusual and note, his wordplay is crisp. manipulation of various heard Thursday night at the Joint Effort Coffee House. Such as, "The Grind is 'apposite." delightful light. Jango shares the bill with Red Ragged Rose, a local Connecticut Mutual Life Show worth a walk in the rain country band. INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD Admission to the 8 p.m. concert will be $1.25 for students THE BLUE CHIP COMPANY SINCE 1846 and $1.75 general. an Equal Opportunity Employer Country rock warms crowd

By Don Weber and coffeehouse manager successful semester in the and on Friday night there Only 40 people were Dick Rossi was no longer Joint Effort's four-year will be a performance by present when Timbercreek facing a financial history. jazz vibraphonist and RADICAL began its set Friday night at catastrophe. "The way things are marimba player Bobby the Joint Effort Coffee The second band, Sky going," Rossi said, "we Hutcherson. House. Creek, played a very good should continue to book Hutcherson has recorded But the size of the crowd set of well-known songs that better and better acts." nine albums of his own and didn't seem to bother the had many people up and Upcoming events at the sat in on at least 50 more band. dancing. coffeehouse include a return with the likes of Donald POLITICAL Front the beginning and Easy listening engagement by Crystal Byrd, Eric Dolphy, Gerald continuing its two-hour set, Sky Creek is also a Pistol and a Latin music Wilson and Archie Shepp. Timbercreek played tight, country-rock group, but it week in late April that will In concert at SJSU, Hut- flawlessly and with an en- leans more toward culminate with a concert by cherson will join the Street thusiasm that would've traditional rock and Azteca. Corner Symphony, the a pleased even the largest of traditional country twang in More to come capella group that opened its music. Jango will play the Joint the Richard Pryor show last ECONOMY audiences. The country-oriented band The band was impressive Effort this Thursday night year in the Men's Gym. sounded remarkably like the and did some jamming of its THE A.S. EXPERIMENTAL COLLEGE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE Grateful Dead -- the own, despite a slick, almost ECONOMICS STUDENT ASSOCIATION PRESENTS A LECTURE SERIES similarity in style was easy-listening bar and club AND TEACH -IN ON RADICAL POLITICAL ECONOMY, almost uncanny, yet Tim- style. bercreek played no Dead Dave Russell is out- Now in paperback! material. standing and original on Big time coming guitar and pedal steel, and "What is REAL?" asked the Rabbit one day. COUNCIL Bob Barone and Neil Farris STUDENT With only a few exceptions 'Does it mean having things that buzz inside ( like "Six Days on the are both excellent vocalists you and a stick -out handle' Road,"), the band stuck to and good guitar players. "Real isn't how you ate matte: said the Skin its own very fine com- Rain a damper Horse "Ifs a thing that happens to you. When CHAMBERS 12:30 P.M. positions and jams. "Bad weather" was a child loves you fur a long, long time, not lust Having recently acquired Rossi's explanation for the to play with, but REALLY loves you, then you become Real' a new agent and with an low turnout at the Joint "Does ir hurt,- asked the Rabbit upcoming six -week Effort. "Sometimes," said the Skin Horse, for he in Alaska, "If it weren't for all the engagement was always truthful "When you are Real you Wed. April 9 Education Under Capitalist Control there's the feeling that rain, I'm sure we would've don't mind being hurt" Timbercreek may be on the had a bigger crowd," he "Dues it happen all at once, the being MARTIN LARNOY verge of the proverbial "big said. wound up," he asked, -or bit by bit?'' time." "The coffeehouse has done "It doesn't happen all at once:. said the Skin Certainly, the band well this semester," Rossi Hotse "You become. It takes a long time of State in Contemporary "Attendance has That's why it doesn't often happen to people Wed. April 16 Role members' vocals, playing said. who break easily, of haveaharp edges, of who and writing capacities as doubled and tripled over last have to be carefully kein Generally, by the Economic Crisis evidenced in music like year." time you are Real, most of your hair has been "Hell in the Hills") make Because of the generally loved off, and your eyes drop our and you get loose in the joints and very shabby. But these JAMES 0 CONNOR them deserving of success improving gate, Rossi said things don't matter at all, because once you outside the Bay Area. that the coffeehouse is are Real you can't be ugly, except to people Crowd doubles getting close to operating at who don't understand." By twos and threes, the a continuous level of 17 Tues. April 22 Alienation and Ideology size of the Joint Effort breaking even financially. audience grew slowly and Looking up THE VELVETEEN RABBIT RICHARD LICHTMAR steadily all evening. Although there was no by Margery Williams By the time Timbercreek breaking even on Friday $1 50 Camelot Books published by Avon left the stage at 10 p.m., the night, the spring semester crowd numbered about 100 has been the most financially Wed. April 30 Is Population The Problem? ma V MARVIN LEE WITH THIS AD $1.00 LOMA PRIETA ROOM SALAD & SANDWICH LUNCH 12:30 P.M. Tues. April 15 Academic Freedom DANIEL ELLSE ERG

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corner of 3rd & San Salvador one Block from Duncan Hall (EXPIRES 4-23-75) aln aln MO NI l MO IN INI nn EN In IN MI WI WI II Page 8, April 9, 1975 Netters shuffle Cards today But they're still faster than hell." By Ross Farrow the feature match at ap- match, Pfister sees the speed of "If we split outdoors, we'll proximately 7:45 p.m. in the feature doubles Spar' an Dail, have to adjust the wood as an advantage in win the match." against defending NCAA Moffat would gym floor and the his match with Whitlinger. That is John Hursh's, singles and doubles cham- to both the "Everyone's serve will SJSU's No. 5 tennis player, pion John Whitlinger. tennis courts on the same improve," said Pfister, "but prognosis of today's tennis Preceding the Pfister- day. I have a match with Stanford Whitlinger match, No. 2 Joe Hursh does not see such an harder serve than In Whitlinger." University, the nation's No. Meyers will play probably sports adjustment a problem. Pfister and Whitlinger 1-ranked team. the Cards' Nick Saviano. fact, he said that the new both played UCLA's Billy The top two singles The final match of the team of Moffat and Hansen, Martin, one of the favorites matches and the No. 1 evening will feature the top who will be competing in the for the NCAA singles title doubles match will take doubles match of Pfister and afternoon, are not doing so this year, in the past week. place in Spartan Gym Meyers against Whitlinger Spartan Gym, at the gym normal doubles partners by well together. Pfister upset Martin, 44, 7- beginning at 6:30 p.m. and Jim Delaney. beginning at 6 o'clock and at teaming Pfister and Meyers. "We've played in tour- 5, 6-4, last week, and The remainder of the Stanford coach Dick Gould the tennis courts at 2. Meyers and Andy Moffat are naments together," said Whitlinger was trailing match, weather permitting, has not indicated who the Admission is $1 for the No. 1 doubles team, with Pfister of Meyers. "We're a Martin, 74, 4-2, Monday will be at 2 p.m. on the remainder of his line-up will students and $2 for non- Pfister and Bob Hansen No. good doubles team." rain postponed the Spartan courts at South be. students. 2. "Right now I don't like it before of the match. Campus. Tickets will be on sale at Spartan coach Butch Krikorian explained that t playing in the gym)," remainder Whitlinger lost to USC's Hank Pfister will appear in the athletic ticket office near Kriknr;an is switching his by using Meyers and Moffat Meyers said Monday. "It takes a while to get used to it, Butch Waits, last Friday. but I'll be used to it by Pfister has beaten Waits this Wednesday." year. Jennum stresses unity Pfister does not anticipate Another advantage the any problem for him in the Spartans may enjoy is the gym. "I've played on boards low roof, which discourages before in Bakersfield (his lobs. Team members have hometown)," Pfister said. difficulty keeping the ball "The adjustment to wood is out of the lights and rafters not that hard. These are the in practice. all' wood boards I have They should be ac- 'Winning not slowest ever played on." customed to the roof by "They are," said Hursh, tonight, but the Cards may By Steve Lopez Jennum said he regrets not. Sometimes it's hard to leaving SJSU, but under the believe there's any coach out circumstances which have Buchanan John Rosenfield there in the jock strap jungle resulted in a lack of com- John Hursh !''here IS a who is concerned with munication between him and difference!!! anything other than winning the varsity coach, feels it is 'off earn games. best that he leave. Orr 35 yeah PRICAT Of openence Gymnasts drop But every so often one "It's sad that things didn't in nationals and success work comes upon a person like Joe out," Jennum said. The best and also one of DAT Sew classes "SJSU is a good place to Jennum, a coach of the SJSU the youngest members of the Voluminous horne work and LSAT JV basketball team the last there are good women's gymnastics team study mate,,als PCAA tourney and that people here to work with. GRE two seasons, failed to make it into the Coloses that are assumption is temporarily of the nationals April 4 cont.ny updated "I have no regrets about finals ATGSB laid to rest. in Hayward. tape hotaies With its best member at Frank Sahlein finished coming here. My stay has mimes ol cuss After placing seventh in OCAT less than full strength, the fourth in the same event. been a very, very enjoyable lessons and for use Jennum leaving all-around competition in the DI supplementary 1 CPAT men's gymnastics team In pommel horse Scott one. I've met a lot of in- materials As a result of this season's regionals March 22, fresh- failed to win its conference Seelos took third. dividuals who have allowed FLEX basketball controversy in man Valerie Buchanan came PAM UPS NI championship March 21 at me to share in their ex- missed lessons Gordon Everett had the which personalities and up against tougher com- ECFMG Cal State University, perience. best scores for a Spartan on philosophies clashed, Jen- petition Friday. Fullerton. NAT'L MEDBDS the pommel horse, rings, num has resigned and is now "It would make me so The score needed to get Gymnast John Cameron THOUSANDS HAVE parallel bars, and high bar looking for another job. proud to be able to say to into the finals of all events RAISED THEIR SCORES injured his ankle in early during the season. anybody, 'This guy is my was 8.65 and Buchanan's March and was able to "Success is not a winning 25 Taylor Street In the PCAA meet he had friend and we shared an best score was 8.35 in floor San Francisco, Ca. 94 102 compete in only four of the record," said the 36-year-old (415)613 8121 the best Spartan scores on experience together that no exercise. six events. Jennum. "Success is rings and parallel bars. On one can take away from us,' Buchanan had average any of knowing that people have 41 He did not place in rings he had a fourth and on " Jennum said. scores in vaulting, floor worked to their maximum his events. third. exercise, and uneven bars, MN bars he tied for "You talk about a high. EDUCATiONAL CENTER But four Spartans did potential. literally fell off on the You get such a feeling out of but place. Everett was the defending "You have to help players balance beam. parallel bars champion. that situation. It's so great to ors ,asNaour lerimmin Ken Linney won the floor attended the 12121 33114102 see the value of mutual grab someone's hand, look 5,000 exercise championship, and In the PCAA team Saturday finals. championships SJSU goals. The eventual outcome him in the eye and say thank finished third in a field of is that they see that people you, and he looks back and three. working together can be says, 'Thanks, coach.' A.S. Social Awareness much better than a situation Joe Jennum talks to player. "At that point you realize The NCAA regionals were in which individuals are "I learned the value of have a zest tor life. I like to that's what it's all about." Film Series Presents held simultaneously. SJSU working on their own," working together to turn a share in their ac- finished fifth among 10 Jennum said. basketball program from a complishments. I haven't schools. 'who cares' attitude to one of ever met anyone I haven't The History Spartan floor exercise High school job great pride and ac- gained from." Spartan Daily specialist Ken Linney took Jennum's philosophy may complishment." Sentiments intervene 12th in his event with a score be colored by his first head Jennum moved on to Jennum had planned to Book of 8.95 (10 being the perfect coaching job. He coached at Pasadena City College for a express his feelings to his Classified Los Altos High School in score). two-year stint before coming players after the last game Hacienda Heights several to SJSU. of the season, but ran into a Ads BMA BELLINI What coach Rich Chew years ago and quickly In his two years here little problem. He described termed "slight misses" learned, not by choice, that Jennum has developed an the situation which took ARTIST ruined Linney's chances for winning isn't everything. amiable rapport with many place in Stockton after the sell it making it to the finals. Jennum had been offered of the athletes, several of University of the Pacific OIL whom have verbally ex- game. Chew was surprised at the another head coaching op- pressed their respect for "After the UOP game I high caliber of talent and portunity that season but like COLORS him. wanted to thank the players with Seelos' performance. decided to tackle the Los Altos job. Not a bad choice. Maybe that respect stems for their contributions and "He's been working hard The team had nowhere to go from Jennum's mutual for helping me through the nothing 56 COLORS all year and was finally but up. respect for his players. year. But I couldn't even talk rewarded, he's established "You have to respect their to them I got so damned Brilliant himself as one of the top side- "It was really in a dismal rights as individuals," choked up," he said. horse men in the PCAA," state," Jennum said of the Jennum said. "I had to get out of there. I else! Permanent Chew said. Los Altos basketball "The group of kids I've went upstairs and said program. worked with here have given 'Jesus Jennum, you said you Purest It you only see one film this semester see this one. Chew also had kind words me great pleasure. They've weren't gonna do this.' " Imaginatively utilizing cartoon -type animation, "They were something like for Marty Sharpe, who been a pilar of strength for paintings and graphics, animated photography and Pigments 1-21 the year before I took documentary footage, it traces the development of finished fourth in all-around me. As coaches we should do Western over. It was important for Civilization from the Dark Ages to the present. competition. all that we can to make sure This movie has proven as an educational delight to 25% OFF me to get the opportunity to GORDON young and old alike. players' experiences are "His performance was work with young players and enjoyable ones. commendable since John build." SJ PAIINT "I don't think I've given LIGHTFOOT (Cameron ) was injured," SATURDAY, APRIL 12 75 WALLPAPER them any great things for the PICTURE FRAMES Chew said. Any building that was done 8 P.M. future. But I've helped them 13 the first two years did not CIVIC Sunday April Mike Grimm took sixth in immediately surface in the to work in a group and see SAN JOSE 8 p.m.One showing with interval all-around. form of wins. But the themselves develop con- AUDITORIUM foundation for the future was fidence," he said. TICKETS. S4.50. $5 50 6451) certainly constructed. "I enjoy confidence in SAN JOSE BOX OFFICE Student Union Ballroom people. I like people who 912 loan & Caunlir nage 246 1160 New State Law Requires Difficult time Prelude Bo, (like lot Silos "I experienced a couple of All California difficult and trying seasons. to be Insured But then Los Altos High Drivers School suddenly turned its head around and we had the Effective January 1, 1975, the State Law makes it best record in the school BOOKS, ALL KINDS have automobile insurance. 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By Nick Nasch ball was born. has been favofable, with an waiting to get the money for prospects. It is a rarity when civic 'A neat game' equal number of men and one. Cities would clanior for improvement and sports I ,1:1111.4)1 I all. A neat game. women participating in that franchises, and close off city Of course, trashball could sports coincide. A neat city" is the theme of city's tournament. blocks as trashball arenas. Cities build expensive, the clean-up campaign. run into the problem of query Trashball franchises monstrous steel and con- "Anything on the ground Other cities becoming too popular, and The mayor's office has would move to dirtier crete stadiwns at public that doesn't move is" the people might be willing to pastures if there were expense in hopes of at- criterion for an official been inundated by queries pay to see others play. not from other cities and enough trash to play with. tracting teams. trashball. Then the World Trashball Schaefer is very pleased But once a team does go to The beauty of trashball is League would be formed and Meanwhile a street sage NCAA should change with trashball. a new locale there is no that anyone can play. pro scouts would join the would just shrug and say, guarantee that it will stay. No need for shoulder pads, "Trashball will make muggers lurking on street "What goes around, comes The baseball Braves have hockey sticks, gloves, spikes keeping Baltimore clean a corners watching for around." gone from Boston to or helmets. game," he said. basketball 'dunk' rule Milwaukee to Atlanta in Through a trashball "There have been TECH search of financial success. contest, with prizes, that numerous compaigns like By Dan Bertellotti game couldn't get the no-dunk rule out of Teams move Baltimore's Department of 'Pitch in and Keep Maryland It's about time for the National Collegiate their minds. If teams fail to draw fans, Recreation and Parks held, a Beautiful,' but we have Athletic Association INCAA ) to get out of Early in the contest, one player tried a usually due to on-the-field repertoire of shots has needed a campaign that the dark ages and into the age of the more dunk, but he missed and the ball nearly failures or front-office developed. would be fun and not a sophisticated and bigger basketball player. caromed up to the ceiling. mismanagement (the burden, punishment or About nine years ago, the NCAA, in its Throughout the rest of the contest, only Oakland A's), they move. Besides the well-known obligation." infinite wisdom, decided that dunking the one player even attempted to dunk the ball, When cities protest, teams hook, foul and jump shots basketball should be made illegal in college and he made it. answer that they are borrowed from basketball, Trashball is just what basketball. The dunk shot is one of the prettiest in businesses first and sports there are also the "hot dog" downtown San Jose needs. The rule change coincided with the basketball. Fans tend to go bananas when a clubs second. and the "palmer." Office workers could do a beginning of Lew Alcindor's (now Kareem- home player slams the ball through the With this state of affairs in few palrners on their way to A player using the hot dog Abdul Jabbar ) career at UCLA. So no hoop. the jock jungle, one has to be lunch. shoots under one leg, and a wonder it was termed the "Alcindor rule." pleased with the newest A few hook shots and any In a recent Golden State Warrior home palmer is a behind the back Although the NCAA thought that college sport on the horizon - student would be ready for a game in Oakland, center Clifford Ray lay-in. players could get hurt dunking the ball, their scored on five successive dunks. And five trashball. 7:30 a.m. class. real intent was very evident. straight times begot standing ovations from The object of trashball is to Response to the game Panhandlers could LI FIf( They were trying to equalize the game for the fans. collect trash off the streets among Baltimore's citizenry practice their hot dogs while FOR AN ADVANCED DEGREE IN the rest of the teams that didn't have the A dunk shot can get even the quietest fans and using one of a variety of A PROFESSION IN HIGH DEMAND giants like Alcindor ( who stands over seven excited. shots, toss it into a nearby FIELD feet tall). trash basket. WHATEVER YOUR PRESENT Nothing can match the fluid motion of a And in the intervening years, the NCAA Trashball originated as an Join the Table Tennis Tournament! typical double-clutch change-hands NEEDED:ANY BACHEIDM DEGREE has stayed with its archaic rule even with -in-mid- answer to Baltimore Mayor air dunk by Julius Irving (Dr. J) of the the players getting bigger and more agile New William Schaefer's plea for MOTNATIONMATURITY HIGH GPA York Nets. every year. support in cleaning up his Fill and return this to Putting the dunk back into When Alcindor was in college, he was a college city's streets. basketball wouldn't really alter the "freak." Not just everybody had a seven- game Stan Paulus of Maryland's any. All it would do is put more excitement information desk S.U. footer to be able to dunk the ball. largest advertising firm, into an already exciting game. But nowadays, there are guards that Van Sant Dugdale, thought MSIN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING stand no more than 5-feet-10 who can dunk Perfect evidence is the East-West game. of trash ball while glancing Name: AT THE UNIVERSITY OFARIZONA On the ball. several occasions, players had op- out of an office building Phone: INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING IS A DISCIPLINr AC- Dunking the ball is allowed in professional portunities to dunk the ball. But they chose window while meeting with CESSIBLE TO GRADUATES IN BOTH TECHNICAL AND basketball and in some all-star games such to lay the ball up customary style. City Hall officials to for- NON -TECHNICAL AREAS. IT MAY BE LESS A CHANGE Table Tennis Tournament as the East-West collegiate all-star game, So wake up NCAA. You aren't making mulate a clean the streets IN FIELD FOR YOU THAN YOU THINK: FIND OUT: played this past weekend. drastic changes by putting back the dunk program. at Ballroom S.U. HEAR OUR STORY, CONSIDER YOUR FUTURE AND THE Players-who are threatened with a and admitting you were wrong. Paulus commented that an April 9, JOB SITUATION, AND THEN DECIDE FOR YOURSELF: technical foul if they dunk not only in the It may be hard for you to admit an error, obscure blue waste can on Door prizes for winners, THE DEPARTMENT HEAD WILL BE ON CAMPUS FOR game but in practice-in the East-West but for sake of the fans, isn't it about time? the street resembled a from 7-10 P.M. INTERVIEWS ON APRIL 11TH. FOR AN APPOINTMENT basketball hoop-thus trash- CALL PLACEMENT OFFICE (277-2709) RIGHT NOW.

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"Supply and demand sportation means money." Edens explained most of the Gov. Brown has added The association's stand on added. to build more shopping Calvo's bill would allow factors come in," he said. Interests can be com- open space resources will be inducement to this type of land use states that lan- Certainly, the solutions are centers. counties to increase the tax ''When you restrict land use, patible, Howe continued, if in the hills. legislation by saying he downers should be com- rate on real estate sales to it becomes higher priced." "pressure by real estate But if the city does not favor: some sort of com- pensated with the highest finance an agricultural But the price of growth interests can be overcome." expand into the outer areas, prehensive land use plan price the land would bring if preserve and to prohibit may be more expensive than But the California it may be faced with thus increasing the liklihood "exposed for sale on the open development in making the price of preserving open Association of Realtors development decisions that legislation may be market." Give yourself preserve. areas, according to Spence argues in its monthly regarding open space in' the signed into law. This means the public, and lAwally, this bill would Haylick, associate professor California Real Estate inner areasare as that Some of the legislation the association supports this, mainly affect the south of environmental studies. Magazine, that population were missed as developers deals strictly with should bear a high cost in county areas around Gilroy Havlick, who is studying growth in the state will as developers leapfrogged agricultural land, such as preserving open space. a hand... and San Martin, CaIvo zoning alternatives for the continue and, consequently into the countryside. Assemblyman Charles As Wells Fargo's Corwin staffers say. county planning com- jobs and housing "must be These decisions would Warren's , D-L.A., bill sees it, San Jose does not The bill recognizes what mission, said the increased provided." probably require a com- prohibiting development on have the money to acquire This time of year all students get a chance prehensive land use planning prime agricultural land. and develop open space "to all sides agree onit takes cost of services plus the But, Havlick counters that to give effective input into funding decreased value of a "jobs at any cost" policy law on a statewide level, city Cities and counties would make it usable" for such money to preserve open priorities, general policies and directions of space. residences without open hurts the workers. planners say. be required to submit a map things as parks. the Associated Students Commissioner Howe space can mean a net "Workers are building City Attorney Peter Stone of aoricultural land to the "I don't think any city can houses not for themselves, worked with the League of state prohibiting develop- stop growth," he concluded. repeats the axiom "there is revenue loss for cities. HOW? no such thing as a free Rural and urban interests but for the highest income California Cities, an ment on that land. But, "because the private By voting for the candidates of your lunch," and says part of the can go hand in hand, Howe groups. You're forcing out association of local This type of legislation has sector played such a strong choice problem is that open space argues. moderate income housing in policymakers, to establish a thrown real estate and role," Havlick argues, San in A.S. elections, to be held next week, "is a low priority item." Most agricultural areas this city," he charged. plan for land use. building interests in a state Jose is bankrupt. April 15 and 16. The league's proposed of agitation. "lt can't provide the plan, which does not yet have REMEMBER, legislative sponsor, would pay an Association a TOYOTA-DATSUN-MAZDA all students fee every New cancer approach involve a comprehensive "Luv" OWNERS "Courier" semester, and your vote helps determine state plan put together by how this will be spent over the coming cities and regional areas and YOU ARE THE CAUSE OF INFLATION!! year, 1975-76. So take a little time to then fit into a statewide plan If you are still paying highest prices for service and repairs research the issues through leaflets, posters lessens child's trauma for development. COMPARE OUR PRICES and talking with the candidates for A similiar bill, to be in- DEALERSHIP QUALITY WITHOUT DEALERSHIP COSTS Continued from page one The mother's observation doing this soon. troduced soon by State An Independent Service Department executive, legislative and Academic Senate The doctors ask for the proved correct. But Dutcher says it is her Senator Nicholas Petris, D- Factory & Dealer Trained positions. And remember to vote next parent's help in treating the If she had not known about "clinical judgment" that Oakland, would set up a state Certified The Service Department Licensed Tuesday and Wednesday. child. the disease, the relapse may their approach works better land use commission to 3595 The Alameda, S.C. 984-0610 Dutcher said it "wipes hav,e gone unnoticed until the than the other more prepare and revise a 100- A.S. elections, April 15 & 16 parents out" when they ask child's next scheduled check- traditional approaches. year-plan for California. what they can do to help and up three weeks later. They also don't hide the the doctor answers, Each patient is put on an possibility of death from the "nothing." individualized program of family. The families at the combined chemotherapy, Dutcher said they tell the hospital are taught about radiotherapy and surgery. family that cancer is very their child's disease and its Dutcher claims they have serious. "Some will die and treatments because "when about a 50 per cent success some will live, but we always everybody knows what's rate, but points out the figure try tor a successful outcome going on they can deal with includes patients who have and ask for the parent's reality better," Wilbur said. been brought to them in very help." "In knowing what's in- late stages of illness. Dutcher said the staff is volved, the patient and If these cases were hurt every time one of their family don't get imaginary discounted, Dutcher said, patients dies. problems to worry about, - their success rate would be But, she said, she thinks #1 in the he added. much higher. the program makes it easier One day at the hospital, Dutcher said they do not for the family to accept Scotty, 3 years old and like to use the word "cure" death. suffering from leukemia, ran in connection with cancer If a child dies, at least the up to a staff member and because it implies there is no parents know everything has boasted, "Tomorrow the longer a problem and been done for the child, guy's going to give me a therefore no more need for Dutcher said. bone marrow to see if I can concern. Dutcher quoted one father go home!" They have not yet com- who had lost capital his child as beer Scotty was going to have a piled statistics comparing saying: "The pain never gets needle inserted in his hip- their success rate with that less, it just gets less bone to take a sample of his of other hospitals but will be frequent." bone marrow. According to Dutcher, this process is one of the most painful in medicine. Scotty had been through it of the world. before. It is difficult for staff For years we've been telling you that in Milwaukee, members to understand how some children remain so beer capital of the world, Pabst Blue Ribbon happy and casual about painful and trying therapies, GARAGE EUROPA is the overwhelming favorite. according to Dutcher. Again, the parents role is For foreign car service with vital because they will notice precision, experience, quality and slight changes in their fast service, GARAGE EUROPA is the place child's behavior that doctors and nurses may not. OFFICIAL BRAKE A mother whose child was LAMP SMOG STATION home once called and said, 850 Lincoln Avenue 'My child's not acting right. I San Jose, 295-9082 think he may be in relapse," Dutcher related.

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