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Volume 88, Number 25 Thursday, March 10, 1977 Phone: 277-3181 Proposed student loan cuts could affect 2,500 at SJSU By David Willman CSUC Dean of Student Services lowest delinquency rates." Besides using the collection Cutbacks in the National Direct Sumner B. Gambee, coordinator of White said one reason money is agency, White said his office Student Loan Program (NDSL) financial aid programs, said not returned is because students reclaimed $7,000 in loan repayments could affect 2,500 SJSU students if Congress is moving toward rein- think they do not have to do so. "The through an agreement with the state congress does not reinstate the stating the NDSL. only way students can now avoid Treasury Department. program to the federal budget. "We have been extensively in repaying their loans is to take a White explained he sends a list of touch with Washington officials," teaching job in a hardship area," delinquent students to Sacramento, SJSU has the largest NDSL Gambee said from Long Beach. White said. and any tax reimbursement the program in the state, with students "The House subcommittee o .1 ap- White said the federal govern- student may have coming is borrowing $1.3 million. propriations for labor, health, ment has always reimbursed all of diverted to SJSU. education and welfare last week the unpaid money in such instances. White said the program works campus financial Jack White, voted to appropriate $300 million for In cases of disability, death and only for students remaining in aids office manager, said the NDSL the program." bankruptcy, SJSU is out the entire California, and is hopeful a similar program here relies heavily on Override fight amount of the loan, White said. plan is adopted on the federal level. annual contributions from the Gambee added he is preparing federal government because the for a possible override fight if state matches only 10 per cent of the President Carter vetos NDSL fun- federal total. ding. NDSL loans of up to $2,500 are While White is confident Congress will preserve the NDSL S.J. airport movie: now given to students with extreme financial need. The 3 per cent in- program, he said his office is doing terest loans are usually required to everything it can to collect be payed back within 10 years, White payments from delinquent borrowers. Emmy possibility said. The NDSL was placed in "After the 120-day grace period, jeopardy last month when President we wend a letter threatening the By Doreen Carvajal flabbergasted when he first learned Jimmy Carter asked congress to student with legal action," White "Airport '76. . . Destination '86" of the awards. abolish the $300 million loan said. "If there is no response within is not the name of the latest catas- "It took a lot of energy to program. Carter said spiraling 30 days, we turn it over to our trophe movie. produce, but it fell together into a of work. repayment default and bankruptcy collection agency, General Credit Produced by the SJSU urban fairly creditable piece that it wasn't so rates can no longer be absorbed. Corporation of Los Angeles." planning department, the t.v. docu- Perhaps the fact SJSU is now getting one-third of mentary analysis of San Jose's air- polished and plasticized gave it an authentic quality," Rothblatt said. the federal money it received last White said the SJSU loan fund port transportation has won the Best fiscal year, White said. He added loses one-third of all money of West award for informational Kurt illo.nn gathered by General Credit. public television programming by The movie's intent, he said, was federal officials were distressed by to portray four alternatives: airport the 36 per cent loan repayment Students who refuse to pay back the Western Educational Society for their loans are required to pay all Telecommunication. expansion, growth limitation, shut delinquency rate at SJSU. down and site transfer. Just one of the crowd Payments are delinquent when court costs, attorney fees, the loan The film is being considered for itself and all interest due. White Viewers were encouraged to vote Although this tender photo suggests an intimate rapport between one man they are 120 or more days past due, an Emmy and an American Institute on the alternatives through news- than 200 said. and one feline, this man spent last weekend in the company of more White said. of Planners award and may be the paper ads and solicitations during of these creatures. See page 5 for story and photos. start of a communication trend for Average delinquency "We plead with students: we the course of the program. The discussing metropolitan issues, SJSU's 1976 delinquency rate was to re-schedule their payment results were disappointing however, offer according to its project director, 10th highest in the 19-campus CSUC but some will not Rothblatt said, because only about schedules, Donald Rothblatt, system, with 2,217 non-payments, "It's 100 people responded to the poll. A lesbians' day cooperate," White said. Rothblatt, Urban Planning De- according to White. pathetic. I recently contacted a "Women Together" is today's from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m in the S.U. partment chairman termed the Rothblatt attributed the results to "Last year 65 students declared former student in New Jersey and he theme for Women's Week. Umunhum Room. award winning movie, "a multiple- the film's competition the night it bankruptcy on us," White said. "We started crying over the phone." Lesbian Spirituality will be Three lesbian films will show used to have only three or four a advocacy approach for solving was previewed on channel 54: June 6 discussed by Zalima Xochiquetzal from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the E.U. year." metropolitan issues." The movie at- election night coverage. He said the and Helen Holtz from 9:30 to 10:95 Almaden Room. Higher delinquency tempted to discuss various airport method of viewer polling was a.m. in the S.U. Umunhum Room Phyllis Lyon, co-author of The NDSL program here will Dennis Fusi, senior ad- alternatives in an objective manner probably not the most effective. In A panel on the lesbian and society "Lesbian Woman," will speak on become completely dependent on ministrative analyst for CSUC and then solicited viewer opinion. the future polling will probably be will be held from 10:45 a.m. to noon "Lesbian: Past, Present and loan repayments if federal money is auxiliary organizations, said most conducted by telephone interview, in the S.U. Guadalupe Room. Future," from 3:30 to 9:30 p.m. in cut-off, White said. CSUC campuses in large urban The project was produced mainly he said. the S.U. Loma Prieta Room. areas have high delinquency rates. through volunteer effort. Urban Further productions are planned Barbara Grier will speak on The Berkeley-Oakland Women's "We expect 9950,000 to be paid planning graduate students re- by the urban planning department if "Neither Profit nor Salvation" from Chorus sings tonight at 8 in the S.U. back this year," White said. He "Large metropolitan campuses searched the program and public adequate funding can be attracted. noon until 1:30 p.m. in the S.U. Loma Ballroom. After the concert, added he doubts many new students have higher rates because it is television channel 54 employes Rothblatt said. His students are cur- Prieta Room, members of the audience are invited will be given NDSL loans if congress easier to get lost in those areas," carried out the production for the rently researching the issue of San A lesbian sexuality workshop to share their musical talents with does not approve the necessary Fusi said. "On the other hand, Chico program. Jose's open space for a possible with Barbara Arms will be held everyone. funding. State and Fresno State have the Rothblatt said he was completely movie. Senior citizens 'treated like garbage' 'Don't get old' 93-year-old woman warns By Alan Janson Aging is a constant process that they are protected and shown a eluded. tell us what it's like," she contended. not with the living conditions of the because I'm too radical," she said. for most leads to old age. Yet how direction in life, according to Millen. Millen enjoys reading and She heard that instead of the Catholic Women's Center where she "I never had much use for Nixon many people consider that when "But people are pushed into re- believes everyone should keep in- "pearly gates," one passes through lives but with the dirtiness of the he didn't amount to a hill of beans." they are young? tirement," Millen exclaimed. "They formed. She said that reading helped a tunnel and said she was disap- neighborhood. Millen doesn't believe that Ford "Don't get old," warned 93-year- aren't prepared for it." keep the mind young. pointed. She said a friend of hers no longer was much better. old Isabelle M. Millen. "It isn't the "You have to rebuild your life While looking through a maga- However, she thinks one should wants to visit because of the trash Her hope for the future is that golden years." over again," she said. zine, she said how much she liked look on the bright side of things, outside. Carter put people to work, which she The white-haired, blue-eyed Millen, who has a son living in the pictures. which includes the next life. In protest, Millen wrote a letter to believes would cut the number of Millen is one of the residents of the Sunnyvale said she would never "When I come back in my next Millen also indicated she might Mayor Janet Gray Hayes suggesting crimes. Catholic Women's Center on Fifth want to live there, even though she life, I plan to be an artist," she like to come back as a politician. that Hayes drive through the neigh- Millen, who receives social se- and San Fernando Streets. loves him dearly. laughed. "Look at the pensions some of the borhood to see for herself. curity and benefits from a govern- She complained of being handi- "I don't want to intrude," she Though she said she was a officials get," she said. "We pay for Millen also advocated that some mental supplemental income, ex- capped and not having mobility. But said, adding that her presence would devoted Catholic, she believes one it." of the unemployed could be put to pressed disappointment in the way her sharpness of wit has not been af- inhibit their going where they has to keep an open mind about the The recently uncovered actions work in cleaning up. the program is administered. fected. wished, when they wished. after life. of the CIA were also on her list of The letter was transferred to a "I don't feel I'm getting some- While children are growing up. "I'm too independent," she con- "No one has ever come back to needed corrections. street cleaning department which thing for nothing," she said. "I paid "Paying for friends . . . it's a wrote back that they were not and they (my children I still pay." bribe, I don't care what they call it," responsible for the litter on the sur- Millen's income from the state Millen asserted. rounding property. amounts to roughly $270 a month and Senior citizens find home "In the next life. I'll change it," "But Hayes didn't do anything," she cannot understand how the state she s..id and then smiled. she said. can provide money for aliens and not Millen's biggest complaint was "I'd not make a good politician more for the aged. Millen said she didn't begrudge the aliens their receiving the money in old Catholic co-ed dorm since they are in need, but she is dis- pleased with the state's disregard The Catholic Women's center is $187 to $321 per month, depending on tion center for local seniors, Ridley for the needs of the aged seniors. still called by that name but seven its location and size as well as considers John XXIII a social ser- Millen supports the American As- years ago the residents changed. whether a private bath is included. vice center. sociation for Retired Persons and Dinner and breakfast are also Like the Catholic Women's said it was about time the seniors The one-time dormitory for served. Center, John XXIII is responsible to gained representation. Catholic coeds on the corner of Fifth "It takes ( a new resident) about the archdiocese of San Francisco. "We ( seniors) didn't come from a and San Fernando streets now two weeks to adapt to the place," This senior center provides not trash heap," she said, but believes houses some 50 senior citizens and is' Ridley said, and these two weeks are only such recreation as two dances a that they are often treated like managed by Ron Ridley, a 30-year- characterized by a general disorien- week and a physical fitness class garbage. old SJSU graduate. tation and feeling of loneliness. taught by SJSU students but also Despite her concern for the Ridley said he sits down with gives classes on nutrition and health seniors and other problems, Millen "It's not a residence, but a home each new arrival to see what kind of and has speakers visit from the so- almost alays finished every sen- their home," Ridley said. "They person she is and therefor be able to cial security and the public transit tence with a smile or a laugh and a make the decisions." introduce her to others of a similar office to explain new lines. twinkle in her blue eyes. When the home was faced with a nature. Ridley, who has been the "Mother would say: you'd laugh lack of money last year, a list of However, Ridley said that the manager for two years yet began at a funeral," Millen said, adding measures that would balance the other residents who have all had the working in the building as a hasher that a sense of humor is a saving budget was presented to the resi- same experiences know what it is before the seniors moved in, con- grace. dents, according to Ridley. like and are willing to lend a hand. cluded that aging does not change "I have a nice family." said "They pay the rent; it's their "There is more to being a senior the individual's personality, but Millen, great-grandmother of 13, place," Ridley said, adding that citizen than bingo games," Ridley rather accentuates it. grandmother of six and mother of from a management point of view, declared. For example, if one were timid four. the easiest thing would have been to Though the Catholic Women's throughout his or her life, one is "Children are always children to raise the rent. Center does not provide many ac- likely to he more so in retirement be- a mother." Millen said. "But they had ideas that we tivities except mass services and an cause the opportunities such as a job "The young should make the hadn't even considered," he said. occasional party. Ridley said that are even less. most of it, have a goal and go after The residents decided to his center coordinates with John "What you are when you're 40, it," Millen concluded. eliminate lunches and cut linen ser- XXIII, a senior center, which oc- you'll be even more so when you're Ton I vson If only the young had the energy vice to twice a month. cupies part of the same building. 70." Ridley said of Millen, goals would be easily ob- The price of a room varies from Rather than being just a recrea- Isabel Millen lives in the Catholic Women's Center home. tainable. March 10, 1977, Page 2 Opinion A rose is a ruse is a rose birb is a birtg Mayaguez, Uganda incidents 0 0 o 0 have no basis for comparison 0 By Kendrick Walters mention of the crew, until U.S. Air How can anyone compare the Force fighters had prevented an at- seizure of the Mayaguez in May, 1975 tempt to move the crew to the main- and the recent detainment of U.S. land by strafing and gasing the ships citizens in Uganda? Comment that were transporting the crew. That's like comparing murder All of these misconceptions are and overtime parking; they're both bad enough without trying to claim illegal, but they deserve to be that Carter was faced with a similar handled quite differently. Had Ford not acted as he did, as situation with the Ugandan issue. Spartan Daily reporter David Koenig suggests would have been Amin did not have the Americans Koenig made this type of compari- the best idea. these 39 Americans in his country arrested or im- son in a comment on March 3, in an would have been in exactly the same prisoned. He did not threaten them attempt to show that Jimmy Carter in any way. The only restrictions he is a better president than Gerald did make were that they couldn't Kendrick Walters is a Spartan leave the Ford was. Daily staff writer. country, and that he Koenig accused Ford of making a wanted to talk to them. "tough guy move, motivated by a Within a couple of days he trenchfoot mentality", when he sent situation as the crew of the Pueblo, changed his mind and he let every- U.S. troops to rescue the 39 crew which was held for almost a year by one leave if they wished. At least re- members of the freighter Mayaguez the North Koreans. ports very few of these Americans which had been taken prisoner for no The Pueblo crew was captured had left. reason by Cambodian gunboats in and used as a propaganda weapon I expect if the crew of the the Gulf of Siam. during which time they were beaten Mayaguez had been given this option On the other hand, Koenig stated and tortured, all because then-Presi- to leave they would have been gone that Carter "played it right" when dent Lyndon Johnson tried to nego- as fast as possible. he took no military action toward tiated instead of acting. In other words, the Mayaguez Uganda's dictator Idi Amin, who In his comment, Koenig stated crew was being held against their had detained 240 Americans who that "a government report later will, the Americans in Uganda were were in his country. judged Ford had acted too hastily, and are living and working there Koenig is half right, Carter's in- as the ship was apparently to be re- with no massive desire to leave. action was correct, but so was leased anyway." With this in mind, it seems totally Ford's decision to rescue the What he fails to mention is that unrealistic to try to compare the two crew. the ship was not released with its incidents. Both Carter and Ford er911192114u4^111SifitiM Mayaguez and its The Mayaguez had been pirated crew until after the rescue attempt were right in their actions. in international waters for propa- had started. Any comparisons of their ganda purposes. The Cambodians Also, the Cambodians didn't give abilities as President will have to were trying to prove they had juris- any indication that they would even wait until an issue arises where a diction over the Gulf of Siam. consider releasing the ship, with no comparison can be made. Letters Plant killer comes out of closet 'creative plant euthanasia' of what we're dealing with. The Khmer navy. The Khmer com- with questions are clear enough, but the munists aren't noted for liking Oppressor answers are not so. Americans, and would have im- Question: How can we convince prisoned or killed the crew just to By Carol Sarasohn with ice water and wave pruning people to change the basis upon spite the U.S. Confession is good for the soul. shears threateningly at them. oppressed? which they judge people, without I am now ready to admit that for The most difficult plant I ever creating more discrimination? The function of the military is to years I have calculatedly croaked Comment killed was the Easter lily given to Question: Can passing laws pro- protect American interests such as my plants every last one. me last year. Editor: This confession has been After repeated attempts on its For several weeks now, accu- hibiting discrimination change its citizens' lives and property. The people's attitudes so that they Mayaguez abduction clearly jeo- prompted by a recent comment in life, it still bloomed as hardy as sations and harsh words have been the Spartan Daily by our esteemed ever. One night, in desperation, flying rather freely concerning "The regard the relative merits and fail- pardized both property and lives, ings of each human being only, and and the abductors clearly showed no News Editor. She admitted she attempt to cure my ailing plants. stealthily tiptoed over to it, uprooted Decision." I am, of course, referring killed her philodendron, but only Outward my enthusiasm knows it and threw the vile thing in the to the case of Mr. Bakke vs. U.C. not race, religion, or sex? interest in relinquishing either of Until these questions are an- them. after a prolonged effort to keep the no bounds upon receiving a new garbage can. Davis. Unfortunately, I have yet to leafy monster alive. victim. But when no one is looking I Next morning I tearfully called hear anyone direct themselves to the swered, we will continue to have problems. But as an old saying from It is unfortunate that military Why bother? snarl at the beast, "Just wait until I the friend who had given me the actual issue at hand: Was or was not If you are going to kill your get you alone." plant to explain my bewilderment at Allen Bakke discriminated against my culture says, you are not re- force had to be used to recover the quired to right all the wrongs of the ship and its crew. Nobody is happy plants, do it right! When everyone is asleep I search the plant's untimely demise. because of his race by being denied Don't let them languish in a dark with a flashlight in the backyard for "How could you have killed that admission to medical school? world, but neither are you permitted about the deaths of American to refrain from trying. marines, not even then-President corner, dying of neglect their tiny, plant?" she asked, "It was plastic." I freely admit that I don't know stunted leaves crying for a glassfull enough about the case to say one With that in mind, I write this Ford, who supposedly "acted like a Carol Sarasohn is a Spartan letter. child with a set of wooden soldiers." of life-giving liquid and then over- Daily staff writer. way or the other. I would suggest water to compensate for your guilt however, that anyone who proposes feelings. to do so read the decision first, and Harold Sloane Ford didn't get us into that mess, Spartan Daily Undeclared freshman he got us out of it. Kill them on purpose. It's easy. pests and bugs, malformed leaves then decide whether or not the court It's fun. anything that looks like it might be Serving the San Jose State acted justly according to the laws of University Community Since IOU Failure to use military force I call my hobby creative plant carrying a communicable disease. Editor Dave Johnson our society. the bugs next to however, with when it is justifiable such as in the euthanasia. Tenderly I place Advertising A problem does lie Perhaps this will be the wave of my new plant watching with glee as Manager Arlene Zimmerman Mayaguez incident is highly unde- Jim Byous those who would claim to have the Ford's actions the future. The Daily could run a it tries to withdraw its healthy, shiny Photo Editor market cornered on oppression by sirable from a security standpoint. City Editor Gilbert Chan contest to find out who knows the 10 leaves from the intruder. Laurie Slothower virtue of past history. I do not claim News Editor Mr. Koenig's position of "peace best methods of decimating a Some plants are highly resistant Opinion Page Editor . Dean Cheatham reverse discrimination, for that im- were justified at any cost" can only be detrimental Layout Editor Burt Dekker dieffenbachia. to infection, so I've had to devise Randy Brown plies that those who were oppressed to the U.S. and the world in the long Copy Editor are now oppressing, rather I say In the past, my hobby was en- new methods of torture. Assistant Editor: run. It might save a few lives now, joyed secretly. I was afraid I would A little discordant music goes a News Editor .. . Theresa Padilla that those who formerly dis- This letter is in response to David but in the future, when a group con- be lynched if my intentions were long way to undermining my ivy's Sports Editor .. Jamie Boni criminated against others are now Koenig's poorly thought-out com- Arts and Entertainment siders attempting a small-scale ac- discovered, so I displayed numerous health. I start with Stravinsky's Marion Whittaker victims of their own attempts to parison between the Uganda crisis Editor tion against the U.S., they will con- books on plant care and every costly "Firebird Suite" and finish off the Wire Editor Pam Alexander abolish that very discrimination. and the Russ Lee Mayaguez piracy. sider the cost. Let's all hope they paraphernalia the wretched evening's entertainment with acid Chief Photographer In her letter, Yolanda Elder ques- bit of Retail Ad Manager Lynn Rose don't think the U.S. military is a plant industry has dreamt up rock. National Ad Manager.... Charles Carter tions how a group of people, pre- Unfortunately for the 240 Ameri- multi-billion dollar paper tiger. Corinne Mar cans prominently in my home. Of course I over-water every Business Manager sumably the whites, can feel that involved, the cause of their day; my plants have the rottenest Art Director William Whitlow they are being discriminated detention was President Carter's I spend hours on the phone Classified and Promotion .... Jeff Dover Bill Schworer discussing leaf blight and spider roots in town. c.irto.niqt Richard Taylor against if they were the ones who im- comment that Idi Amin "has dis- Business management junior posed slavery on blacks, locked gusted the civilized world." mites with friends in (I say) an If all else fails I mist the plants Japanese in concentration camps, etc., as if to say "you must not have Although this statement is true, it discriminated in order to be dis- was very foolish for Carter to make criminated against." it. If the President had used more By her very statement however, discretion in his speech, Amin would Water: officials must act Mrs. Elder proves that discrimin- not have reacted in the same man- ation against whites, as a race, is ner as he did toward the British a 811 olympic size swimming pools. alive and kicking. She is not judging few years ago. 1 This does not include watering of us according to what kind of people, city owned parks or miscellaneous as individuals we are, or what be- Carter set the stage for what Idi amounts. One of these is the 84,000 liefs, as individuals, we may hold, likes best attention. Amin has Comment gallons that goes into the Paseo de but instead by what a particular used it to his advantage one more San Antonio fountain every month. group of people who belonged to our time, and use it he did. Amin held suspense while de- race did in the past. the world in In water-starved areas, pools dry My own ancestors were beaten, taining American citizens. In order up, yards burned, locked Amin post- die and people still talk away in intolerable to keep the suspense up, By Mark Paxton about saving more. Here in ghettos and slums, spat upon, poned the "meeting" between the The hills of California slowly turn San robbed, stoned, kept twice. Then, Jose, we can hold out for another from making a Americans and himself a darker shade of brown, and Mann year, so why decent living, and finally reduced to out of the goodness of his heart, he county has been unofficially re- worry. ashes in the fires of Hitler's ovens. decided that he really loves the named Dustbowl West, yet SJSU re- And yet, am I justified if I stand up, United States and would let the mains a verdant, water-guzzling This is the attitude one en- now that I am strong, and say "now Americans leave. oasis. counters with many city officials. you must suffer for what happened to my ancestors", especially if those The chance that Amin would Vern McGlothlen, superintendent Water is a fickle resource; we to whom I say it did not take part in actually have killed American of grounds, has cut water use on the can't depend on rain next week, or the slaughter? citizens was slight; in the past he next year for that matter. Still we I am left with a hard problem. has generally left foreigners alone Mark Paxton is a Spartan Daily blindly plunge along. According to Ms. Elder, I am the op- and enjoyed playing Hitler only with arts and entertainment writer. pressor, being white, but also, by her Ugandan citizens. What Carter Dropping a brick in one's toilet definition, I am the oppressed, tank, or taking a shorter shower are really did was give Amin a chance to 72 acres having a past history of such. cover up the violence and murder in that are SJSU by 35 per admirable, but token gestures. I don't want, should we ever world-wide at- cent. But consumption is still Uganda by diverting astronomical. meet. for Yolanda Elder to judge me tention ("Time," March 7.) Officials, including McGlothen, because of what some people with When have considered drastic cutbacks, all sprinklers on the main including elimination of watering. my color skin did many years ago, Carter got us into this mess. He campus are run for ten minutes, any more than I want to see those didn't get us out of it. Military inter- 172,000 gallons of water sink into the people who happen to live in Ger- vention would have been unde- ground, McGlothen said. The time rapidly approaches many today who never knew the sirable and difficult, to say the least, when these decision-makers will be Germany of Hitler, suffer for what with Americans scattered through- As ridiculous as this figure forced to act. happened to my people during that out Uganda. seems, Santa Clara County wins the period extravagant waste race. The cost of replacing many So in the end, what are we left The Mayaguez piracy was en- plants is sure to be enormous, but it with? We are left with trying to tirely different from the Ugandan To keep 209 acres of lawn g.-een, is becoming a necessary expense. legislate discrimination away. with- crisis. The ship and its crew were the county uses over 36 million cubic Now is the time to change things. out clearly understanding the nature overpowered and captured by the feet of water yearly. That would fill It's hard to drink sunshine.

I March 10, 1977. 4ge 3 Local bookstores offer cheap prices; buy-back policies, inventories vary

By Gary Morse Bread and Roses is the low is probably the most fun. economics and business the local used bookstores If you don't mind an inventory. Varied selection section and "All The Presi- are involved to varying occasional dog-eared page The store has about As well as selling paper- dent's Men" under political degrees in the business or an ink faded signature 1,000 used works of fiction, backs at competitive prices science and government. of buying used books. on the inside cover, the hardback and paperback, (50 per cent off on popular The system is logical but Recycle Book Store has prices of used books at and about 5,000 to 6,000 fiction and non-fiction and perhaps less fun than at the best defined buy back local bookstores are good used non-fiction books, 25 cents for some other stores where you find policy. Non-fiction and bargains. according to owner James mysteries, juvenile sitting next to each other popular fiction paperbacks At one shop, you can buy R. (Bob) Lindsay. romances and mis- books as diverse as are bought at 20 per cent of any combination of four Bread and Roses also cellaneous fiction and non- "Letters to the Happy the cover price or credited popular used paperbacks, sold the largest number of fiction), Woodruff and Hooker" and the at 30 per cent in trade. ir such as novels by two used books in minority Thrush probably has the "Collected Speeches of Romances, westerns and t- American Nobel prize studies. most varied selection of Spiro Agnew." mysteries, meanwhile, winners plus "The Sensu- Favorito's, another used materials. The classic fiction vary from five cents cash, IS ous Woman" and the store with low inventory, Amidst the faint musty shelves stay full because of seven -and -a -half cents "Guinness Book of Olym- sells some of the biggest odor of old books and the a constant buying and buy- trade on a novel with a pic Records, 1976" for $1. bargains with some fiction narrow aisles crowded with back market with students cover price of less than 75 11 And whether you're free and non-fiction titles in step ladders, are boxes, taking English courses, cents to 15 cents cash. 221/2 ir from studies long enough paper and hardback going tables and shelves jammed assistant manager Jan cents trade on a $1.25 novel. for pleasure reading or if for a dime. Those are the full old records, maps, tele- Mellow said. Price for hardbacks vary is you're not and need an out- ones he leaves out at night phone books and maga- Paperback prices at Re- depending on the condition a- side source for a term with a little sign asking zines. cycle differ by category and demand for the book. 71 paper good quality used people to drop 10 cents in The most modern, best with non-fiction and fiction Policies vary ie books offer substantial sav- the mailbox for any books organized and biggest of classics selling at half the Bread and Roses does 't ings off the price of a new they take. the used bookstores is Re- original cover price, mys- not pay cash but does take book, no matter if it is fic- Reasonable prices cycle Book Store, with the teries and romances at half trade, for used, mass tion or non-fiction, paper- Many of the books inside largest selection of used or below, and science fic- market fiction and non-fic- ie back or hardback. the store are not marked and fantasy and science tion at 50 per cent or more tion books. The bookstore Low inventories for price, however, and fiction. of the cost when the book does buy some used books 5- Each of the four local store owner Favorito said Fiction paperbacks are was new. in areas such as women, is used bookstores sampled, paperbacks sell for half of categorized into divisions Book quality ethnic and Marxist studies, Bread and Roses, 136 S. 1st the original cover price or such as science fiction, The median quality of depending on demand and le St.; Woodruff and Thrush's less, depending on the mysteries, romances and the used paperbacks is pro- condition of the book. in Twice Read Books, 81 E. book, the condition and gothics, westerns and. bably similar to the slightly te Both Craig Thrush, co- San Fernando St.; Recycle "the situation the person is popular fiction, a catchall wrinkled spine and cover, owner of Woodruff and Book Store, 98 E. San Fer- in." for books as different as the fairly tight binding, but ix Thrush, and Favorito, said nando St.; and Richard "American History: A best-seller "Jaws" and the still a very readable copy ir their buy back Favorito's Hole in the Survey," all 911 pages of it classic "The Invisible of "Herzog" sells at Re- policy varies with the book. Head, 455 E. Williams, are sells in good condition for Man." And unlike other lo- cycle for 48 cents. noteworthy for different $1.75 and Favorito said he cal used bookstores, except On the other hand, The local bookstore reasons. thought no book in his store Favorito's, works are many paperback books, ly operators said two dif- The cheapest prices for sells for more than $2. made easy to find by stock- such as "Gulliver's Po ferent types of people fre- paperback fiction and non- Favorito's carries a ing books in each section in Travels" at Bread and quent the second hand fiction belongs to Bread smaller percentage of alphabetical order accord- Roses, "The Ambassador" stores. and Roses. Both sell for 30 mysteries, romances and ing to the author's last at Woodruff and Thrush, ir cents a book, four for a westerns than other stores name. "Vipers Game at Recycle The book collector in to Richard Johns dollar. but has a good selection of and "The Greening of search of a limited edition a Peter principle . Long, high rows of books at Woodruff and Thrush's Twice Read Books feature special The biggest problem to popular and classic works. Popular non-fiction America" at Favorito's, on out of print books ac- discounts to students, if you don't mind dog-eared pages and faded ink signatures. used book shopping at If you like to browse in paperbacks are also cate- probably look as good as count for a certain amount, an old fashion bookstore, gorized by sections which when they sold for twice as usually way under half, of Woodruff and Thrush, puts books such as "The much at the drugstore the business. its stand. founded in 1928 and in Peter Principal" in the But more common is the since 1938, As well as selling books, present location paperback division of the person looking for a good buy on the words of an author whether it be John Kennedy, Xaviera Student applies skills Hollander or Saul Bellow because the thoughts, per- haps now printed on a musty, yellowed book, hold ii: to veteran newsletter the same meaning as the day they were written. er By Ed Finkas on television. For one, the added, and few of them to Two of his friends came servicemen got pretty come back straight. back from Vietnam in rowdy and some started Veterans assisted ts THINKING boxes. throwing bottles. He was on The Outreach program, as But Dave Wheatly, a hand with eight teams of where Wheatly is a coun- ABOUT Vietnam era veteran serv- medics to try to keep con- selor, provides personal PEACE CORM? ing in California and trol. counseling for any prob- le Guam, was one of the Vivid memories lems a vet has, assists vets luckier ones. A day Wheatly, an air in finding tutors and pub- Id Wheatly, an SJSU force sergeant, vividly lishes a monthly newsletter senior who enlisted in the remembers is Dec. 18, 1972. to vets with information on at Information about the Air Force the day before he On this day planes heading vet benefits and other Summar Incece Corps program was to have been drafted, for Hanoi took off for three items of interest. is now available. at spent no time in Vietnam. hours from the Guam air Wheatly is also the He did serve four years, force base. editor of Better Days, the To get straight answers 1970-1974, six months of Wheatly, a journalism veteran newsletter which is lust call your Peace Corps that at Anderson Air Force and political science double sent to vets registered at representative; Susan Charles Base in Guam. major, said he didn't regret SJSU. The paper is funded at 277-3446; or drop by and Now, Wheatly, 27, works going in the service but he by a grant from the A.S. see her in room 207, Indus trial Studies building in SJSU's Veteran Affairs doesn't want a second try student body. office as editor of its news- either. "Vietnam is something Richard Johns She's there 9:30-11.30 letter and as a counselor of "When I got out I didn't we have to put behind us," Books and magazines are everywhere at Woodruff and four used bookstores surveyed, according to a Spartan Mondays, 9:30-12:30 Tues Thrush's Twice Read Books, a local used bookstore Daily survey veterans in the Outreach want to see another Wheatly said. "The guys & Thurs., 9:30-11:30 and 13 founded in 1928. The store offers the widest selection of the office. hospital," he said. were unfortunate enough to on Wed., and 9-3 on Fri. "In Guam it was almost One person per family be there." like 'MASH' without the working in a hospital is "I wonder if 56,000 peo- nurses," Wheatly, a medic enough, Wheatly said, ple died for nothing." THINK while in the service, said. to his wife Jane, a He added, referring ABOUT IT' spartaguide "We lived in tents and nurse who he met while in "I don't know what war really accomplished." didn't have any luxuries the Air Force. like television." He added, "I enjoy working at however, that the pilots Veteran Affairs," he said. stayed in hotels. "I like helping them with "Human Sexuality" will vancement of Management meets at 3:30 p.m. in PER at 8 tonight at 274 So. 12th Cheap liquor their problems." Cbe discussed by the Educa- meets at 1 p.m. Saturday at 280. St. Liquor was cheap in Vietnam veterans come tional Counseling Depart- West Valley College. More SAIN 110SIE Guam, according to back either straight, ment at 7 tonight in Ed 120. information is available at The Spartan Daily Campbell soup and bean Wheatly, and the military boozers or junkies, he BC 316. Alumni Club will hold an can labels are needed by encouraged drinking. Access to 35 years of organizational meeting at the Home Economics Club helping STATE

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Graduate and Alumni Stu- H 121. snorkeling, was to take a 3 dents of San Jose State Overnight catch A prayer meeting will machete and a six pack The Society for the Ad- University, will be held all Days 45 no min be held by the Inter-Varsity Deadline to submit into the jungle and "ex- day from 9:30 a.m. March Christian Fellowship club 8",' loose. Fop 7,77 us!! plore," he said, for the fourth issue 144 17 and 18 in the S.U. Ball- articles BRING THIS AD at 7 tonight at the Campus Bob Hope made his last Dail;\ room. Chicano speakers re- of the Chinese Student Ctipartan Christian Center. appearance in Guam when presenting various pro- Journal is Monday. Ar- AMERICAN COPY Serving the San Jose State fessional fields will be pre- ticles should be sent to Wheatly was there. Ac- 273 E San Fernando University CarnmurvIv Concerned black stu- Lawrence Lau, 315 E. 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Joyce Nedde, deputy college, as well as SJSU first job in Kentucky to the Nedde later worked in tunities, Nedde said, noting Prof. Roblin Williamson culty workshop beginning A discussion on how district attorney for Santa students, a chance to com- gathering of 200 students: the Monterey County Dis- that there are now 161 wo- of Southwestern University Tuesday to inform instruct- photo and graphic services Clara County, has seen an pare programs at different 'The boss would bring trict Attorney's office, men practicing law in the in Los Angeles spoke about ors on the educational au- can help in teaching will be improvement in the role of law schools. someone through the office gaining her first trial ex- county. getting into law school, and dio-visual aids available. held at 2 p.m. March 17. women in the legal profes- Representatives from 17 and say, 'See, we've got perience there, and went to "It's a good time, if warned students to be cer- Ron McBeath, the di- The sources, selection sion. California law schools in- one.'" work for the Santa Clara you're out looking for a job, tain before deciding to go to rector of the center, said and uses of films available "In my 16 years of prac- cluding UC-Berkeley, Stan- Because her husband County District Attorney to be a woman," she said. law school. the workshop's main objec- for faculty and students ticing (law), I've seen ford, UC-Los Angeles and was in the military, Nedde three years ago. tive is to allow teachers to will be the topic of the 1 changes in both the number the University of Southern moved around the country She currently works on Prof. John Fitz-Ran- "Law school is a pretty become aware of the multi- p.m., March 22 meeting. of women and the type of California, tried to lure and landed in San Fran- felony cases. dolph, of Whittier College, deadly three years," he media services IRC offers The Electronic Learn- work done by women," she potential students to their cisco in the early 1960s. She "There has been no dis- opened the panel discus- said. in an effort to make more ing Lab and the ways in said. campuses with table dis- got a job in the office of the crimination in the kinds of sion by telling the prospec- Sandy Volglel of effective use of them in which these audio-listening Nedde was one of four plays and elaborate bro- state attorney general. cases I've been given," tive lawyers there is no di- Dominican College in San their classes. facilities may be used will panelists Wednesday as chures. When told the state of- Nedde told the audience. rect correlation between Rafael, called the para-le- All instructors are be discussed at 2 p.m., part of "Law School Day" Nedde graduated from fice was looking for law- Her last case involved specific undergraduate gal field either a stepping asked to meet in AV-207 for March 23. at SJSU. Other panelists the University of Louisville yers experienced in cri- pimping and pandering ("I majors and law school stone to becoming a law- the hour-long workshops. The use of audio-visual spoke about preparing for Law School, after spending minal law, Nedde said, "I learned a whole new careers. AV projection equip- aids and their use in class- school yer, or a career in itself. and entering law school, one year at the law can do it," although her vocabulary, but don't know He advised students, and their related ser- room and individualized in- ment and para-legal programs. of Harvard University. previous experience had where I'll use it"), and she "Do something in a field A para-legal, she ex- will be demonstrated struction will be the topic of vices The day, co-sponsored will next prosecute a multi- you might go into if you plained, "falls somewhere p.m. the 2 p.m. meeting, March Tuesday at 1 by the Pre-Law Club and Pi ple-rape case. don't go into law." between a lawyer and a The range of television 24. 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Two hundred pompous fe- nual cat show of the Central the Santa Clara County Fair- lines and their equally proud California Cat Co-op. grounds, fidgety cat-fanciers owners competed last Satur- Eyeing the countless rows ( aleurophiles ) combed all the day and Sunday in the first an- of ribbons to be handed out at beauty into their pets as pre- judging time would allow. Any well-kept domestic cat, including mixed breeds can enter," contestant Louise Woodmansee of Cupertino pointed out. The kitties were grouped into five classes and rated by six judges. In turn, the members of Fells catus ranging from the common Tom to an Odd-Eyed Rex were squeezed, stretched and stroked to determine the tops in each class. For the winners there were dozens of eyes peering through a cage to admire one's haughty pose. For the losers it was a great excuse for a quick cat nap.

Photos by Kurt Ellison

Central California Cat Co -Op judge John Bodner examines the physique of a feline contestant. Good Mew's Silver Loquat surveys his domain as championship Siamese. The kitten was held by Bodner was one of six judges rating some 200 cats at the club's first contest. owner Louise Woodmansee of Cupertino, a member of the South Bay Cat Club, one of three cat clubs participating in the show.

McCOY TYNER His Time Has Come.

Tyner is a living legend whose powerful musical vision is constantly expanding. In the Sixties he came to early fame as John Coltrane's pianist. In the Seventies he has emerged as a major innovator, composer, arranger, and bandleader. ilAcCOY TYNER Tyner has become a seminal jazz FOCAL POINT influence, and the most acclaimed acoustic keyboard artist of our time. On his latest Milestone album, Focal Point, he deepens and broadens the scope of the legend that has produced such monumental records as the trailblazing Focal Point (M-9072) Fly with the Wind ("the strings album" Laws, Billy Cobham, Ron Also on Milestone: Fly with the Wind (M-9067), Trident (M-9063), with Hubert Sama Layuca (M-9056), Echoes of a Friend (M-9055), Song of the Carter) and the evocative Trident (the trio New World (M-9049), Song for My Lady (M-9044), Sahara (M-9039). albumwith Ron Carter and Elvin Jones). Two record sets: Atlantis (M-55002), Enlightenment (M-55001). March 10, 1977, Page 8 Urges others to write their stories Olsen stresses importance of roots By Royale Hall to read or write." Tillie Olsen, a soft- But Olsen reiterates spoken, gray-haired that so many people do not woman approaching 65, en- always have the physical couraged the working energy to write about their class, women and Third lives after a long day's World people to take time work. to write about their lives, Need body saying "If we don't have "It's not true all you their lives in their own need is the will to tran- words, so much gets lost." scend, but you have to have Speaking as part of a body," she stressed. Women's Week, Olsen is Though she stressed al- the author of "Tell Me a lowing time for writing, it Riddle," a collection of is not always possible and short stories that won the she added, "It's better to 0. Henry Award in 1961, try to do both even though "Yonnondio" and "Life in it wears you out because the Iron Mills." the value in every realm of Roots important life is going to be greater." In an interview fol- Olsen was 50-years-old lowing Tuesday's lecture in when her first book was the S.U. ballroom, she ex- published, she said, urging plained why it is so im- the women in the audience portant to her that people not to give up. know their roots. Olsen relates her feel- Olson tells the story of ings to the celebration of her roots. women's week. Raised in Omaha, Neb., "We can only under- she had a problem with stand by sharing and talk- stuttering. As a result, ing together." Olsen developed a keen ear "I think motherhood has for listening, she said, and a great deal to contribute to became an avid reader. those who are going on to Because she grew up in be conscious feminists," an environment where her she adds. parents often discussed Olsen said she is not what Olsen refers to as "a advocating the "old" class, race and sex so- motherhood where women ciety," she soon became were ruled by lies such as aware of "how much "the hand that rocks the Kurt Ellison wasn't in the books." cradle rules the world" and time Author Tillie Olsen speaks out in support of the working class, women and other As evident in "Yon- where women have no Bob Pappas; minorities, saying that their lives are valuable and that they too should be respected as nondio," Olsen is sensitive to develop their own lives, Ellen Caplan demonstrates the Charley Horse's ability to sit, hustle, bunny hop and walk human beings. to the plight of the poor. but rather she suggested that nurturing be a shared to the passers by at the Fantasy Faire in the Student Union, The faire, sponsored by the Poor people, the work- Women's Center, is an exhibition of crafts done by area women. "These are 'Specialtoys' ing class and minorities task. for children and parents who hate toys that break. The Charley Horse and Klipklops are are snickered at and looked "A growing human life, sturdy," Caplan explained. "Klipklops are an old idea with a new twist." The blocks of down upon, she said. and to see it from the begin- wood are strung together and invert themselves with the flick of the wrist. Both toys are Dining, Dining, Dining She was enraged that ning, is the most profound handcrafted by Caplan and Shelly Porosoff. "Every age can play with the Charley the lives of these people and intellectual exper- Horse. When they aren't walking you can hang them from the ceiling like a mobile," were not recognized as ience," she said. Caplan said. "People can come by and play with them. The best part is they don't eat valuable. "If you feel you have much," Caplan said laughing. The faire runs through tomorrow. Desert to have a "sit down" meal sprouts braised with pork "We all teach! You something special that C is shish-kebob, which is top and Chinese cabbage know that! Think about needs to be said then it Wind sirloin steak, fried toma- and black mushroom that sometimes!" she em- gives you the strength to do By Mark Cockel toes, rice, and pocket bamoo shoots name only a phasized. it when you do have the few. time." Garcia tells the blues Hey, what's for lunch? bread, for about $3.50. Richest experience The answer to that ques- Prices are reasonable "Mothers have known Develop qualities tion is usually a sandwich, Wings and the helpings are this all the time," Olsen Olsen then suggested. By Mark Paxton said, adding, "We played to theme of Hooker's per- perhaps a hamburger, or a generous. said, referring to mother- "Write when you can, as Seeing most of the about 50 people in this huge formance? hero. By Susan Briley For $3.75 per person for hood as the richest exper- much as you can. Develop United States from the theater. Besides that, the "In some ways, yeah, But if you begin to get If Chinese food is your a dinner for three the meal ience of her life. your writing qualities, that back of a van and working sound system broke and but I know I can play the the feeling you have had cup of tea, look no further. included Won Ton soup, "Mothers have had to ear that listens, that eye all night for 26 days is not five guys were all stepping blues. It makes me feel that sandwich once too Wings Restaurant, 131 E. spring rolls, almond know about human beings. that tries to see; read, most tourists idea of a on each other trying to fix good and I do it good," he often there is an al- Jackson St. is the place to chicken, sweet and sour The universality of the hu- really see the richness of vacation. it. said. go. pork, fried rice, assorted is that we're literature." ternative at the Desert man being For John Garcia, gui- "Those people lost at "And really, only him The restaurant is lo- vegetables, fortune cookies really one Wind restaurant on 515 S. race. Olsen also advised using tarist in John Lee Hooker's least $3,000 and we just (Hooker) and Muddy cated within the few blocks and tea. child is 10th St a falafel. "Every human the simplest language Coast to Coast Blues Band, played the blues. Waters are the two last that were once known as Peking duck is the most A falafel is a Mideastern so individual, so unique; when writing. "It's the biggest break I exponents the leading the "Over all, it's been a sandwich made from Chinatown in San Jose; a expensive item on they have a universe of pos- One point to remember ever had." edge of the blues so it's a price tag of great experience," he said, chopped lettuce, tomatoes, quaint neighborhood with a menu with sibilities. It's something we is that not all writers were good for me," Garcia said. Japanese grocery store $18. Everything else is well never had the time or the After six years of play- "going places where people garbanzo beans, plus vege- good writers in the be- his "Somebody like Taj adjacent to the restaurant. within the student price circumstances to put it to- ing local clubs with come up and jam with you. table balls containing ginning, said Olsen en- band, Heritage, Garcia Mahal comes from a rich celery, Located on the second range and the service is ex- gether." onions, and spices, couragingly. welcomes the regimen that "We played with Al family. They paid his way all wrapped in a pita bread story, a painted staircase cellent Few write Kooper, Mel Brown, Albert all get the brings with it national through college and he's shell. leads to the entrance where If there's room for des- Unfortunately the "cir- "You see, we King and Brownie McGee. Isadora Wings in "Fear of recognition. the blues prophet for young A falafel has a unique a waiter greets the party sert after the main course cumstances" are that so You learn a lot doing it." Flying" don't we?" Olsen people today. John taste, and the spices give a and leads you to a table. or on the way home from many people have never "We got a really great asked smiling. (Hooker) was on the road meat flavor to the The main dining room the movies try Lydon's Ice had the time to write about response everywhere, ex- Does Garcia feel tied Ideal world at 14. vegetarian snack. The decorated with white table- Cream Factory, 1345 S. their creative achieve- cept in Tucson," Garcia down by the strict blues Olsen then describes her "But I couldn't do it for sandwich is especially easy cloths. Yellow napkins at Winchester, just south of ments, Olsen said, claim- of what an ideal world years, I'd go crazy," to swallow at 60 cents. each place setting creates Century 24, at Payne. ing, "It's there every view an atmosphere that is re- George Lydon, day!" would he. Garcia said. "I don't like to The restaurant, which laxed and unhurried. John proprietor, makes all the "An ideal world has travel, and we do a lot of has been in operation six Denver music plays softly ice cream on the premises. "If we're realistic," she both room for encouraging singer Ian that." months, Star is also somewhat in the background. Lydon comes to San adds, "the examples of individual growth and a For the future, Garcia unusual. Wings serves Mandarin Jose from Bud's Ice Cream creative achievements are profound kind of com- plans "a four-piece jazz- The Desert Wind is Chinese cuisine so the Parlor in San Francisco. women who make us feel munity in which we can blues fusion. I want to get between a fast food, and a menu ranges from sea Hot fudge sundaes are good about ourselves, feel at home anywhere." makes S.J. stop into a musical direction all traditional restaurant, weed soup to fish with hot 75 cents and are filled with women who show strength, She quickly added with my own eventually." Masoud Masoudipour, soy bean sauce. gooey chocolate, bananas, dedication to someone or a smile of hope that her Janis Ian will be ap- Ian won a Grammy in In the meantime, he owner and manager of the Since vegetables are a whipped cream and nuts. something beyond the ideal world is one where pearing with special guest 1975 for the hit single from adds, "I know we'll be establishment said. definite part of the man- Like Wings, Lydons is self." nobody is hungry and Tom Chapin Tuesday at 8 "Between the Lines," an going to Australia in July, Another of the darin style, Wings is no relaxed, informal and a She adds, "Literacy is a where people respect p.m. at the San Jose Center ugly-duckling lament en- and that's gonna be great." Mideastern dishes exception. good way to spend an even- great gift. It's a great others as "one human for the Performing Arts. titled "At Seventeen." available, for those wishing Chow Fan Shi bean ing. handicap not to know how race." The 25-year-old singer- Tickets for the concert composer will be per- are reserved. $7.50 and COPIES

forming songs from her $6.50, available at San Jose 3' overnight new album, "Miracle Box Office, BASS outlets no minimum $2,000 waiting for literary contest winners Row." Ian's other releases and other major agencies. include "Stars," the For more information, call K I N KO'S 173S 3rd St 246-1160. _ 295-4336 Poor but literate stu- coded for identification in- 2,000 words or less; seven, prize money to further applicants be registered Grammy-winning "Bet- dents take note: only 22 stead. formal essay, expository or creative writing at SJSU, a for 6 or more units during ween the Lines" and days remain to submit Contributions will be ac- argumentative; eight, is wish of Phelan's according the spring semester at "Aftertones." entries in any of 10 divi- cepted in 10 divisions with familiar essay: nine, to Dr. Nils Petersen, SJSU SJSU. Ian, the daughter of a Systems Analyst, sions for $2,000 in prizes in one grand prize and first critical essay, literary English department and music teacher, had her the For more information traditional SJSU through fourth awards for criticism or review, and past contest organizer. first hit at the age of 15 with Manufacturing Phelan Literary Awards. each of the categories. the concerning the contest's re- last category is a play, "Society's III the uccesstul appla mil will include 4111 Petersen mentioned two quirements, contact the Child," a contro- I lo qualtla An April 1 deadline was The grand prize of $100 one to three acts, prose or MIIA. mu ellen] c mon. JJJ I J anon skills, data processing expert. successful poets from English Dept. office, FO versial hit about inter- emphasized by Prof. will be awarded to a single verse suitable for publi- ern e and likely management experience in production or ac- SJSU, Richard Frost, in the 102, or phone 277-2817. racial dating. After three t ounting. We are headquartered in the Bay area Compensation Shelby Steele. awards manuscript judged to be cation. album flops, she disap- ornmensurate with background. Excellent benefits Oppor. the best overall. Prize win- late '50s and Sandra organizer and the SJSU The Phelan award For some students this peared from the music tunny for ad, ant entent Send resume to Personnol Daparl nings in the separate divi- traces its history from a MacPherson in 1964, who want. H.S. Crocker. 1000 San Malan Ana.. San Bruno. English Department, as may be a first chance to world at the age of 20, re- sions are $75 for first, $50 trust fund set earlier in their careers won CHfornl 94066. the last day to submit con- up by the earn more than a grade for surfacing four years later for second, 830 for third the Phelan award for I .113di Oppominin, I melver Male and Female tributions in the 1977 con- senator from Saratoga and their efforts. with "Stars." test place and a fourth award of financed by the yearly in- poetry as a student. $15. terest on the original Steele explained that The awards presen- ,,,,,, The 10 divisions vying amount. the judging will consist of a tation by the SJSU English , , for the overall award are 1. When Phelan died in the , , three faculty member com- Dept. will take place in the l'on.... patterned verse; two, son- early 1930's, he SROPC mittee in each category. bequested beginning of May. As of ... neti, non-satirical; three, in his will that a $10,000 4t4,)7 % The readings will be done yet, no firm date or , free verse, non-satirical: "blind" he said. sum be used to further the speaker has been sche- four, satire, prose ; or pat- arts on the undergraduate duled, Steele said. "Thursday Live" He elaborated that the terned verse and category level. judging committee five, a short story over In the annual SJSU The only eligibility examines manuscripts sub- 2,000 words. contest, the San Francisco requirement for the Phelan mitted without names but Division six, short story, Foundation provides the literary contest is that ,YE NTH PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT, INC. / / / / PHYSICAL AND MENTAL CONDITIONING / / / / / / / / / / Low cost-No contracts / / KUNG FU (Shaolin style) / / Large modern facilities / / WOMEN'S PROGRAMS Showers Er weight room /, . 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Deansley asked according to Deansley. control pills ,,od ancer, cancer sometime in her Deansley instructed the ley said, 85 per cent of the not affected her mobility. her audience to help Half of the women who Deansley said that many life, frequent self-examin- women in the audience to time it will turn out to be Unlike breast cancer, educate others about the get cancer of the uterine ation can produce early de- examine their breasts be- benign. cervical cancer is slow- need for a yearly test. lining find out about it from Studies siwy, no increase in tection and save lives, fore a mirror once a month, If a lump is detected growing and slow to "The disease grows first a Pap test. Most of the rest breast cancer in women according to Dr. Margaret looking for any changes during a self-examination, spread, and a woman can on the surface of the cer- are diagnosed when ab- who take the pill, but the Deansley of Stanford's Stu- such as lumps or dimpling the woman should contact feel safe with a yearly Pap vix. A conical section of the ,iorm al bleeding occurs. situation is being watched Careful dent Health Service. of skin. her doctor immediately to smear, Deansley said. surface is removed if the If a woman has ab- very closely "The good news about This visual examination halt the spread of the dis- "A Pap smear is simple, disease is detected early, normal bleeding, she address was breast cancer is that it's up should be followed by feel- ease if the lump should be safe and lifesaving. Need- and the procedure doesn't should contact her doctor Deansley's 196E, a front, diagnosable and ing around the entire sur- malignant. less death is insupportable, affect fertility. Normal about it since cancer of the part of Biology

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cancer dents Monday night in a lumps. surgical survival rate for cervical cancer," she said. possible," she said. spreads quickly, according Mondays and Wednesdays Old Si 1, I') cancer seminar. "Think of the surface of women who have had a As with breast cancer, A Pap smear can also to Deansley. at 7 p to in Citing statistics showing your breast as the face of a breast removed is 90 per ' that 95 per cent of breast clock. With your fingers cent after ten years, Dog Grooming Growing S.F. liav Area Maiiiitarliirrr \ checks cancers that come to sur- extended, feel around the Deansley said. gery are found by the breast with circular "I had a radical motions. When you com- mastectomy nine years ago woman herself. Deansley Introductory MANAGEMENT TRAINEE stressed the role that plete one circle, make myself," she said, swing- offer women themselves must another closer to the nipple ing her arms around to needed play in detecting the dis- until you've covered the en- Save $2. Beginning Salary $10,000 per year ease before it has a chance tire surface." for to spread to other parts of "Then do the same on COPIES appointment call Problem solving: production-purchasing-personnel the body. the other breast. The entire 3c overnight "Since diagnosis is quite self-examination can be no minimum J Et J PET literally in your own hands, done thoroughly in a Bring Brief Resume To New College minute. 2509 S Winchester early detection is up to Remember, a little K I N KO'S Care of Nicker you," she said. feel is better than no feel at 123 S .3ru St 295-4336 379-4145 news summary classifieds

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By Ernie Hill only three proven vete- an 8-4 mark, they were ished their seasons before their finest play for the SJSU lost the finals to Hopefully a trivial rans, guards Ken Mickey outpointed 867-853 in con- the rest of the squad. last two weeks of the the heavily favored 49ers, thing like losing the and Rick Quinn and for- ference games. The pair took part in campaign. 76-63, but with Rank and PCAA conference crown ward Steve Sincock. to win the three unofficial scrim- Hill, the Spartans may The ability After beating an over- Beach State last The rest of the roster mages while on the junior have beaten a Long Rookies' to Long close games has to be sized and undertalented weekend won't make any- was one big question varsity and were inelig- Beach team that was only traced to Guevara and UC-Santa Barbara team one forget what a truly re- mark. the confidence he had in ible for further play after a shadow compared to in the first round of the markable season the Freshmen players like players. their 24th varsity game. several past 49er squads. his poised young playoffs, the Spartans Spartan basketball team Wally Rank and Phil Rank and Hill made After the two best re- took on San Diego State, had. Davis as well as ex-junior contributions and With Long Beach los- success big bounders are taken from the only team to beat Well, maybe losing the college star Ron Ward, Tracy Haynes, a 2.3 ing many key players the worst rebounding SJSU at Independence PCAA title isn't all that showed promise but no game scorer through graduation, the points per team in the conference, it Fieldhouse. when one con- one knew how they would experience Rank, Hill, trivial, but last year, became an im- folds, right? siders the odds SJSU perform in their Spartan portant cog in the Spartan The Spartans sur- Haynes and their team- faced, he can perhaps see uniforms. machine. Another coach The Spartans didn't. prised everyone but mates got, point toward a answers An unknown freshman given the In fact they pulled to- themselves and won the bright future. In fact, the the team accomplished may have never more during the season from New Zealand, Stan trio a chance to aid the gether and played as well PCAA semi-final game, team closely resembles than any other team, in- Hill, won the starting cen- cause. without Hill and Rank. 75-74, as Quinn scored 25 the no-name, all-talent cluding Long Beach. ter job almost by default. Hill was fourth in the Guevara no longer had points against the top re- Golden State Warriors Back in November, Although SJSU finish- PCAA in rebounding the flexibility, but Ward, bounding team in the con- that won the NBA title problems coach Ivan Guevara had ed third in the PCAA with when he and Rank fin- Quinn and Sincock saved ference. two years ago. Judo team loses, awaits PAAU meet never lost a competitively one black belt, the final Dave Long said of indi- Thompson earned seven By Russell lngold sports The SJSU judo team staged meet at all, except score resting at 20-17. vidual Spartans' losses in team points for the victory. the Hayward meet, but he even though lost a dual meet Tuesday for the quartet of afore- The significance of the he needed a emphasized that the judo full-point win night. mentioned instances in loss dwindled con- to bring SJSU have been preparing into which the Spartans rested siderably. however, in the men a tie in the meet. for the championships all This is especially note- their black belts to give light of the focus on Satur- His teammates Matt along. Hagiya and John worthy, because it has hap- their lower ranking day's PAAU Senior Coulter Tumblers finish sixth will be our biggest pened only four times in 29 members (and/or oppo- Championships, to be held "This both lost, providing Hay- tournament of the year so its 20 points. The women's Bumann and Wilcox the regionals I won't have years, since the dawn of sition) some opportunities. in the Spartan gymnasium ward with gym- far," Long said of Satur- Lyon qualified as specialist to spend as much time judo dual-meet competition Such was the case between 5 and 9 p.m. Brown belt Dana nastics team capped their both among America's colleges Tuesday night, as Cal State day's PAAU meet. "This is scored 10 points for SJSU season by finishing sixth in in vaulting. Wilcox scored training," Bumann con- in 1949. Hayward clipped an SJSU "I was bugged by those what we've been waiting with a full-point win. the Northern California 8.45 while Bumann scored cluded. And actually, SJSU has squad which employed just upsets," assistant coach for, the big test. The visiting Hayward Intercollegiate Athletic 8.15. "If our guys don't win team brought only four Conference championships Wilcox, a freshman impressively here," he members to compete, so Saturday at Sonoma State The specialist list is stated that the regional, continued, "the season will the Spartans rested black College. comprised of the women was the goal that she ha, be over for a lot of them." belts Leonard Urso, Keith "They did great!" who scored less than 31.0 in been striving for all year. Head coach Yosh Nakasone, and Lindy coach Carolyn Cross the all-around, but more "I hope that lean mak Uchida was also looking Handa, who watched the remarked about her team's than 8.0 in one or more of it to the regionals for th forward expectantly to the fast-paced 15-minute meet performance in the NCIAC the individual events. The next three years, but I'd championships, feeling in street clothes. league championships. women who compete in the like to make it (regionals) that they will furnish true Nakasone and Handa "The meet on Saturday regionals as specialist can in the all-around," Wilco, tests to determine his are the two Spartans whom was the best meet that we only score in the event( s) said, looking ahead to he team's strength and ability Uchida and Long expect to have performed in as a which they are specialist future at SJSU. to stand up to top-level perform well in the 143 team. in. Yost qualified for the competition. weight class Saturday. "Everyone learned, or For Bumann this was all-arounds by scoring 7.6 The PAAU finalists will Mike Kessler, also a 143, refined something during the first time in her three in vaulting, 7.95 on the un- advance into the con- probably will not see action the final week of practice. years as a tumbler at SJSU even bars, 7.8 on the beam cluding round of the AAU due to a knee injury. This was the meet that I that she has failed to and 7.8 in the floor exer- championships in April. Six Senior Steve Bonior will was most pleased with all qualify for the regionals in cises for an all-around total Spartans, each repre- be a top threat in the 156 year," coach Cross added. the all around. of 31.15. senting a certain weight category, along with sopho- Led by Gayle Yost, Kay "I'm disappointed that I class, will qualify for the more David Fukuhara and Bumann, Kurt Wilcox and didn't make it )regionals) finals sponsored by the Na- freshman Rod Collins. Susan Smith the Spartans in the all-around, but then tional Collegiate Judo As- Urso, Coulter, Dave compiled an overall score I'm kind of glad too. I have Trish sociation at SJSU March Sandlan and Charles Tri- of 113.05. Yost was the only a lot of school work to catch Ft,,31 said. 26, a meet unassociated poli are slated in the 172 Spartan to qualify for the upon," Bumann Happy 20th' with those sponsored by the class, and Mike Stubble all-around in the Western "Since I will only be Love, Charlie day AAU. field and Shawn Gibbons Association of Intercol- competing in vaulting in wa; Brewster Thompson, will represent SJSU in the legiate Athletics for Pro SJSU's candidate for high 189 and heavyweight divi- Women. Teammates honors in the 210-pound sions, respectively. Bumann and Wilcox Now pre division, was the most im- Admission for Satur- qualified for the specialist offi pressive Spartan against day's meet is El, and free list. The WAIAW will be ace Hayward, gaining a half- for holders of season held at University of interviewing fice point win over Joe Virtucio passes. Nevada-Reno, March 18-19. proi

Add 30-second clock sophomores ban can parl Stalling bores fans for Army the officer job - that By Al Dangertield managed to produce the that this would be enough sow This season the NCAA longest winning streak in time for the NCAA. prir reinstated the dunk after a the history of NCAA The National Basketball ten-year suspension. There basketball during 1971-74. Association uses a 24 opportunities. is no doubt that this rule second shot timer. The will bring some excitement In games against a stiff intensity, excitement, and Ru hard JoIIIIS back into college basket- opponent Wooden would the number of shots taken action at Stanford, lost his No. 2 singles match to Henry Jacobson, warming up in recent ball. have his team run a stall to in the game is increased Ii Matt Wooldridge of Canada Junior College 6-4, 6-4. Jacobson then teamed with Bill minimize the other team's Another change that considerably over NCAA clou Harper to win a crucial doubles match, downing Bill Porter and Chip Hooper 6-4, 6-2. The scoring would help NCAA basket- possibilities. basketball. the win tied the team score at 4-4. SJ SU won the match 5-4. Suddenly ball to be more exciting a game of If the 30 second clock deer shooting baskets would be Starting salary would be the 30 second shot were installed into the cond changed to one of keep- timer. NCAA cage circuit, college $10,000 good The shot timer would re- away. players would learn to above quire that the team in pos- shoot more often and more session of the ball attempt There was even one in- accurately. a shot within a 30 second stance against USC where The shooting per- period. If no shot is taken UCLA stalled for a pproxi- centages in women's Finance during this period the ball basketball may not be as Chemical Following their 3-4 vic- with 21 and 14.1SU was third ish, giving Canada a 4-3 is turned over to the other accurate as the men Electronics tory over Canada Junior with 14. lead. For the Spartans to team. Comment cagers, but these men don't Law Enforcement College of Redwood City Harper lost to Carlos win the match they had to With the addition of the have as much pressure on Marine and Terminal Operations Tuesday, SJSU men's ten- Aguilar in the second round sweep the two remaining shot timer college basket- them to shoot as the Food Management nis team will get their first 3-6, 7-6(5-4), 7-6 (5-3); Nial doubles matches. ball would be more ex- mately the last eight women. Therefore, NCAA Air Defense hall real dual match test today Brash downed John Hub- With Brash and Rowe citing. The 1-2-2 stall, or minutes of the game. 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