Thursday, December 6, 1973 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 ..----- Council formalizes Resignations, reorganizations challenging system Vets office facing problems By Peggy Rudnicki A formalization of the loosely-structured coarse challenge system at SJSU was By Joanne Gribble from Washington, D.C. Such action could include a Congressional audit or an in- approved by Academic Council this week. Officials of the SJSU Office of Veterans Affairs (OVA) are battling to keep the vestigation by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. The new policy procedures, if approved by SJSU president John H. Bunzel, office running smoothly despite several problems which face the fledgling Garcia, through his participation in the writing of the federal guidelines, has a would require that students take the challenge exam before the third week of the organization. close personal association with Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., the author of the course. One resignation, that of Ron White, an outreach counselor, has been submitted to amendment which established the veteran's Cost of Education (COE ) program, The challenge system, which allows students who have competence in a subject the office coordinator, Dr. Fred Koenig, already. Two more have been threatened the sole source of fund of the OVA. to challenge and gain course credit by special examination has been in use for before Christmas vacation. "When a Vietnam vet has to turn to the welfare rolls or to crime to earn a living some time at SJSU, but according to Dr. Richard Whitlock, dean of undergraduate The office is also under scrutiny from San Jose City Hall and at least one 01111- because he can't find a job when he gets home," Garcia said, "then he becomes a studies, there have been no formalized procedures before this time. munity veterans' organization, the San Jose Chapter of the American G.I. Forum, concern of the city." Under the older course challenge procedures students were able to take the Both Dr. Koenig and the project's director, Dr. P whard E.. Whitlock, also dean of Replying to the possibility of an audit, Dr. Koenig indicated he would welcome challenge exam anytime during the semester and still receive credit, but ac- undergraduate studies, admitted they were awart id many id the problems con- any inquiry, saying, "An audit of this type might serve us in the long run with an cording to Dr. Whitlock, this old system caused the university to lose government cerning both personnel and organization. They Ix ih stressed, however, that objective view of the services and workings in this office. I could live with an ob- fundings. constructive measures are being taken to improve tne office. jective audit." White's resignation was submitted during the last week of November, in the The new policy is designed to recover the lost resources by allowing the More community attention for the OVA is coming from the American G.I. university to get an accurate enrollment figure to use in its report to the govern- grounds he was victim id prejudice in the OVA. Two other resignations seem imminent at Christmas, but neither person con- Forum, veterans' organization based on San Jose's east side ment who subsides the school for each student enrolled in the course. Frank Garcia, a spokesman for G.I. Forum, said the organization is aware of "The university could afford to ignore these additional funds before," said Dr. sidering them wished to be mentioned. "We will resign if some good changes don't happen around this place," one of some problems in the campus OVA, but stressed it needs more facts before it will Whitlock, "but under the pressures brought on by a stabilizing enrollment and take any action. budget, we can no longer ignore these discrepencies." them said. Both potential resigners feel the OVA would be more effective if its energies "We are upset," Garcia said, "but we definitely want more information before Approximately 600 to 700 students use the challenge system at SJSU to earn we act." university credit, said Dr. Whitlock. were directed more toward recruitment of not normally admissible veterans into the university. In the meantime, the top administrators if the OVA are confident the office will The traditional method would take 20 faculty members to generate this amount run well after the initial problems are smoothed out. of credit, he added. They are also dissatisfied with some of the OVA's key personnel. The new policy guidelines approved by council require a student to enroll in the Eyeing the OVA from city hall is Joseph E. Garcia, administrative aide to city "We are facing an unofficial war," Dr. Whitlock said, commenting on the dissent if course lie wishes to challenge indicating "credit by examination" at the regular manager Ted Tedesco. among some members of the OVA staff, "a war fought in terms productivity and registration procedure. Garcia met with Executive Vice President Dr. Burton Brazil in mid-November cooperation." Dr. Whitlock said, however, that the OVA is in for some changes, including a Students also, must complete an application for credit by examination and have after hearing complaints from two OVA outreach counselors, Tom Alvarado and staff evaluation which began this week. it approved by the department and instructor by the end of registration. Ray Licano. Garcia's concern centered on the OVA's placement under the Dr. Albert Piltz, veterans programs coordinator at the Veterans Administration The exam must be taken by the third week of instruction and students will be direction id Dr. Whitlock, rather than Dr. Robert S. Martin, dean of student ser- Regional Office in San Francisco, will be visiting the OVA in early January, ac- notified before the end of the third week. vices. cording to Dr. Whitlock, for an "on-sight" visitation. If the student passes the challenge test, he will receive a CR grade for the course. Both Dr. Whitlock and Dr. Hobert Burns, academic vice president, said the OVA If he fails, he will be able to either continue with the course or drop it. would remain under the direction of Dr. Whitlock. In addition to these actions, Dr. Koenig also outlined a reorganization plan begun Course credit by examination will not be allowed in a course the student has "I have a moral, if not legal, committment to what happens down there," Garcia last week. previously failed, but exceptions may be granted in "unusual" circumstances by said. He was instrumental in writing the federal funding guidelines the OVA must "We are trying to firm up our lines of responsibility and accountability, and petitioning the appropriate school dean. abide by to be eligible for more federal funds. increase the resources for our outreach ( community recruiting ) program." Courses which may be challenged are determined by the department and listed The office should be more service-oriented, Garcia said, adding, Dr. Koenig also said he has changed the office structure so that each staff person in the university catalog. "Dr. Martin's office is better equipped and set up to handle the functions is reporting directly to him, in hopes of speeding communications. veteran's office should have." In the meantime, Dr. Whitlock has been optimistic about the dice. Unless some action to improve the conditions at the OVA were to be taken within "I see this office as being more than a job," Dr. Whitlock concluded. "I'm going Oil minister Yamani two weeks, Garcia said, he was prepared to go ahead on his own to seek action tii use everything within my power as dean of students to make this train run." Campus group announces embargo lax raising money Leonardi admits '72 advance loan From the Associated Press WASHINGTON Saudi Arabian oil meetings beginning Dec. 18 in Geneva for alumni area By Carol Tognetti Council asked that Leonardi's salary Council member Julie Cogo said minister Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani are what will count. "We are ready" to A.S. President Rudi Leonardi advancement be included in an in- yesterday Taylor had been un- a said yesterday his government would relax restrictions. We "just want By Gary Worthen disclosed yesterday he had received an vestigation of the A.S. Business Office cooperative when she approached him relax its oil embargo in phased steps reason," Yamani said. The SJSU Alumni Association has advance $150 payment on his vice- currently being conducted by a task Tuesday for more information on the with Israeli withdrawal from occcupied U.S. officials had said before been working to raise funds for a presidential scholarship more than a loan. Taylor said he did not have it at Arab lands. Yamanils State Department meetings proposed Alumni Conference and force headed by A.S. Treasurer David He told newsmen following an hour that little was expected in the way of Continuing Education Center. year ago. Pacheco. that time, but was prepared yesterday meeting with Secretary of State Henry arranging a quick resumption of oil The proposed facility is estimated to Leonardi, delivering his president's The task force was set up two weeks at the meeting. A. Kissinger that "if Israel decides to supplies from the Arab world. cost ;5.2 million and tentative plans call report to AS. council, was vice- ago to investigate possible misuse of A.S. vice-president Rick Marks,

withdraw and agrees to a timetable, for the facility to be completed by 1976 president elect at the time of the funds in the business office after the chairman of the council, asked that the there could be a timetable to relax the in coordination with centennial an- payment. On May 23, 1972, but did not resignation of A.S. business manager information be given to the task force embargo." niversary of the Alumni Association, take office until July 1, 1972. George Watts in March 1973. rather than in public before the full Until yesterday, Yamani had said Turner talks according to Mike Neufeld, executive council. any resumption of his nation's oil director for the association. He said the load was repayed by July Watts, who resigned for "personal In other action, Leonardi announced conditioned on Israeli At the present time, key alumni production was 27, 1972. reasons," now works in a Santa Clara Gamin Gammon had been selected withdrawal from all lands taken in the members have been contacting various firm in a similar bookkeeping position. program board chairman. The position 1967 war as well as the October conflict. of FBI days foundations, corporations, and alumni Leonardi made his announcement Saudi Arabia holds the world's soliciting contributions for the proposed because he said he had "gotten whif of a Also present at the meeting was A.S. has been vacant all semester. The largest known reserves of oil and has :'; William Turner, former FBI agent facility. rumor" about the scholarship advance legal counsel Harrison Taylor, to remaining nine board members will be been among the leaders in a boycott of :ii who heralds the cause of the anti- *: Neufeld reports that contributions for and wanted to clarify the matter for discuss the circumstance surrounding chosen by Wednesday, according to petroleum supplies for the U.S. and ::.' police state, will be on campus today i: the center "are in the talking stages," council members. Leonardi's loan. Leonardi. industrial nations who have diplomatic ':. at 2 p.m. in the S.U. Ballroom, free. iii: and that 8100,000 in seed money to relations with Israel. Turner earned his fame in August initially finance the center is The embargo was declared total :. 1973 when he revealed on national g materializing. against the United States during the .: television that the FBI had long used Architects have been consulted and Inside the Daily Interim pact October Arab-Israeli War and was :if: burglaries illegally. He was sub- iiii have begun drawing up plans for the accompanied by cuts in production of ::.::: sequently forced to retire from the i'ii: center. At a recent meeting of the Board of SJSU is too damned quiet," according to Professor of the Year, Dr. Hans Guth. supplies earmarked for Western ::: FBI. Alumni Association's may soon end Europe and Japan. :i:i He is well-known for his jour- Directors a model of the facility was Kathy Rengstorff's interview with the honored English professor is on page 3. The Saudi Arabina official was asked :::i nalistic activities as a senior editor presented. if the start of a Middle East peace for Ramparts and writer for At the present time, a building site Legislation to increase educational assistance to veterans is currently before conference would, in itself, lead to a '::: Playboy, Cavalier, The Nation and :.:.:. has not been established for the center. the U.S. House Veterans Affairs Committee. Danny Gilmore's analysis of the vet's meat walkout of the Arab oil restrictions. ::: The .... Several proposed sites, however, assistance programs is on page 4. relaxation .. Progressive. :,: "I don't think the conference itself will iii: The speech is sponsored by the have been discussed among the Though the statewide butcher's strike cause that," he answered. :::: A.S. Program Board at a cost of :* association with the idea of a close "Cops are an instrument of prostitution," charges former San Francisco continues to affect most grocery chains ... :.: He added that the results of the *: $700, proximity to the campus. prostitute Margo St. James. See story on page 6. in California, an interim agreement :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;s::::::::::).*.magm:::::::ffew:::::::::::kcx:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::0::::::::::::::::::::::::;*:::::::::::::::,::::::::.:.:::::.:.x.:.:.:.:.::.::.:.::,..*:-::::::::;::::::::::. that the amalgamated meatcutters unions are calling "a major victory" was signed by the Arden-Mayfair 'Lousy food' main cause Company yesterday. In northern California the agreement was made with the meatcutters, Teamsters, and machinists and provides for an immediate 5.5 per cent of dissension in the prison wage increase retroactive to Nov. 4 and an increase in pensions. It also binds the 300-store Arden-Mayfair chain to By Jim Kelley any final agreement the unions may Last of three parts treach chwith the Food Employers

To one who has never experienced life in prison, food might Ex-cons trying to obtain jobs are often an extremely not seem to be an issue, but it is. Poor food has caused hunger disheartened group. Many express grievances that the John Bacon of the Council strikes in many prisons around the country. rehabilitation programs are not keeping up with technology headquarters in Walnut Creek said, "Lousy food on the tables and you got trouble," said in the job market. "We anticipated the Arden-Mayfair Anthony C. Smith, district administrator of the State of Warden development for some time." Warden Nelson and parole officer Smith both pointed out California Parole and Community Services in San Jose. The pact will allow the chain to the trade advisory boards in the system are constantly in- Smith, once a prison guard, stated in the institutions where operation during the forming California prisons of technological changes that continue strike. he worked, food quality was a high priority and security lockout. A.E. Johnson, affect rehabilitation programs. personnel precautions were intense to ensure food stealing was manager at Mayfair's regional office Nelson added that many of the technological changes are in minimal. Union City, said, "We know expensive, which means that changing to newer equipment the affects our stores Diets often means large capital outlays that take a long time in agreement up here in Area, but we don't Diets were carefully watched so each prisoner on work getting approval from the state. the Bay know the vet." farms got 4,000 calories per day while inmates at less Many prisons have become more sophisticated in their provisions strenuous work programs, such as at San Quentin, physically rehabilitation programs. They have introduced many Bacon also said that most stores in get 3,500 calories a day. programs to inmates including ones that offer college the Bay Area are open and in full One San Quentin ex-con stated the meals were fair at San degrees. operation with supervisory personnel Quentin but claimed food scarfing or stealing by cooks was Vets taking up the slack created by the extensive. With veterans comprising 30 per cent of the present prison walkouts. Warden Louis S. Nelson denied this allegation, stating population, SJSU is involved with a program that might there were "never any demonstrations about the food" at allow veterans in prison to receive Veterans Administration "Fry's, Alpha Beta, Albertson's, and San Quentin. benefits for education while taking courses. most of the Lucky and Safeway stores supervision in this area as in other work areas, For many inmates, however, adventurous programs such Nelson said are open," he said. Elart Rex can only get so tight; otherwise people don't want to work as college education aren't used or if inmates capitalize on there Physical problems, however, are not as complex as them, they're useless. Guard tower stands watch at San Quentin prison problems involved in getting convicts back into society. See back page A Fry's spokesman said, "We're open, our meat departments's open, it's business as usual." //mar Editorial DO Nta.) 'THINK WILL ?URN VP MIK ING- NGXI" 4 Those Who disagree, lose

Monday's resignation of former top White House high tax plan with a gas rationing system sometime energy official John Love proves two things. before Christmas. First of all, it shows that those who disagree with The result would be a discriminatory tax. The rich Richard Nixon are still likely to lose their job. would be able to purchase gas at outrageous prices, But secondly and more importantly, it points to the but the poor would not be able to afford fuel even real priorities of the Nixon administration in meeting though they would be legally alloted a certain amount. the energy crisis. Clearly, top priority is stimulating This plan might stimulate the stock market for a the faltering stock market, no matter what the cost to short time, but it would do nothing to actually con- the average American. serve energy. Love, who resigned as governor of Colorado to The high tax would be unfair and most Americans become energy czar only five months ago, had clashed will reject the idea outright, if past indications run for the last few weeks with the President and other consistent. advisers over possible plans for dealing with the fuel According to a recently released Harris Poll, shortage. Love had been quoted repeatedly as saying Americans are willing to make a great many gas rationing was inevitable. sacrifices to deal with the energy shortage, but they overwhelmingly oppose the high gas tax plan. including Nixon and Treasury Secretary Others, Of the 1,500 people questioned, 78 per cent indicated Shultz, have opposed gas rationing because George strong opposition to levying the prohibitive tax on all it might have adverse effects on Wall they believe gasoline sales. On the other hand, 71 per cent said they Street. would favor gas rationing if it were necessary. Instead they favor a raise in the federal gas tax 'rhough there would be problems and inequities with from four cents to 40 or 50 cents as a means to gas rationing, it would be the only fair method of discourage the purchase of gasoline. distributing our dwindling fuel supplies. It is evident The conflict resulted in the resignation of Love with the American people favor this method. the usual "sincere regrets" from the President and Accordingly, the administration should pursue the establishment of a new energy department. The rationing over high taxing methods if drastic action head of the new super-agency is Shultz's deputy must be taken. However, it may be difficult, con- secretary of the Treasury, John Simon, who just sidering Nixon's appointment of financial experts happens to be a former New York investment banker. instead of energy conservation experts to the new It is now reported the super-agency will combine the energy super-agency.

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Vol 61 Page 2, December 6, 1973 No. 44 Did Slack do the rig/it thing

(; iieS1 illROO Bruce Jewett I had not seen Slack since the him try to read a lensitic compass forwarded to their families. service days. He was passing and ignore any advice from his Some time later Slack stood in a U.S. inrestment sparks talks through the Bay Area and sergeants." parade formation for the second somehow by the grace of God and About the time that Slack was lieutenant becoming a first Ma Bell, tracked me down to my talking about, the practice of lieutenant and being awarded the World (141IIIIII(111 San Jose hovel. "fragging," intimidating or killing Bronze Star. The award was in We talked about the good times an officer, was confined to those recognition for the lieutenant's Solidarity with Africa Why Solidarity with Africa? officers are reportedly being and bad times of the service. units with draftees. Slack's outfit patrols the day Slack nearly killed The West African nation of Solidarity because the cause of trained at any time at the U.S. Mostly the good times, what little was all-volunteer and an ex- him. Guinea Bissau ) declared itself the Third World and working Navy Post-Graduate School in there were. Both of us had arrived ceptionally effective ground unit. "If I had wasted him," Slack independent from Portugal last people in the U.S. is similar in Monterey, Calif.). just in time to help the denizens of -He wanted to send out another said, "those men would probably of the Indochina celebrate the Tet of 1968. patrol," Slack recalled. "He was be alive today. And they were good month. The announcement many ways to the cause Despite a resolution passed by 350 U.S. Even though we had been out of walking away and I picked up my men, too. I felt like I killed them by culminated more than a decade of African peoples. Over the U.N. General Assembly )by a have investments in touch for the past few years, we rifle, pulled open the bolt to make not killing him. What do you armed struggle against Por- companies vote of 93-7) with 30 absentions, Africa, the same large cor- didn't swap any lies and yarns sure there was a round chambered. think?" tuguese colonial rule. During this affirming the independence of porations that are the source of about The Nam." That's why I Closed the bolt, and snapped off the I don't know. I don't know. struggle, Guineans have liberated Guinea ( Bissau), the U.S. State and exploitation in listened to this story. safety. He was a perfect target. I 80 per cent of the territory of oppression Department has refused to Bissau l. this country. "I was arguing with a second aimed and pulled the trigger." Guinea I recognize this government. This Sparian Daily Struggle against colonialism in lieutenant," Slack said. "He had What happened was that the bolt means the U.S. government Serving the 5, JOse State University Solidarity with just sent out a patrol that was on Slack's rifle had not slid home Community Since 1930 Guinea ( Bissau) is as old as Africa because persists in supporting Portugese colonialism itself but the present the American people are best blown away and was going to send all the way. The firing pin was a Second lass postage paid at San J.e. California colonial rule over the Guinean Member of California Newspaper Publishers Assoriat.on movement started in 1956. In that disposed for stopping U.S. sup- out another. With me walking fraction of a fraction from hitting and the Assoc Wed Press Published dm1, by San Jose State ( Bissau) people. Universit). except Salted,. and Sunday. dunna the college year, a group of patriotic port to Portugal colonialism and point." the base of the cartridge. )ear Th, opinions expresaml herem are not necessarth those of the Assauated Students. the College Guineans formed the African South African apartheid. Since Various protests are being Slack settled back in the chair, Thinking he had a misfire, Slack administration or thr Department of Journalism and Advertising SuUscriptions a" ruled onl) on a remainder. Party for the Independence of 1961, the U.S. has given Portugal organized to demand U.S. lighting a cigarette. Up to this checked his weapon over. An of.hemester basis Full aradeinu year, 19 each Semester SISO (MI I ampus prwe per cum. In cents Phone 277.3111 Guinea Bissau ) and the Cape $400 million in arms and recognition of Guinea (Bissau). point, he sounded sardonic about amphibious tractor full of troops AdVertisillg 277.1171 Press of Erich Printing. San Jose Fthtor 11eorge Bede Verde Islands PAIGC ). Among munitions. The U.S. has also Locally, a forum on Africa is the whole thing. His voice was pulled in. By then, the lieutenant Advertising manager Hobert Madrigal becoming quiet and serious. was out of sight. Managing editor lee Du kason Sm.,,! these men was Amilcar Cabral, a supplied Portugal with napalm scheduled for Friday, Dec. 7 at Forum page editors Barbara French Umunhum "The idiot was a dufus," Slack Slack went on that patrol and Peter Howard great African political thinker and various defoliants. Portugese 12:30 p.m. in the S.U. Neu, editor Brad Hollinger who was officers All Third World students said. "The type that tried to make picked up his second Purple Heart Asistnnt neWsed1101, Debbie Block assassinated. by Por- have been trained in the room. Imda %king tuguese agents in January, 1973. U.S. ( over 100 Portugese naval are urged to attend. his men spit shine their boots in the Medal. Several men on that patrol all Shiomoto middle of a rice paddy. I've seen had to have their Purple Hearts

/Ay it was Bowyer, his line of reasoning didn't seem quite kosher. Editor: Letters: 'The word', 'that terrible crime' First, he criticizes advertising Last week the Spartan Daily telling how, "American life is began a series of my articles For you to assume that these how you wanted to hear it. existence? I agree with the proponents that very beautiful and perfect. concerning the need for more businessmen are myopic in their My sincere hope is that in the Why does California law this change would eliminate the Everyone is rich and life is very understanding between the Black perceptions doesn't seem as future you will realize that we require a judge in a rape case to two dead weeks in January where comfortable." These statements, and White races. Since then, I've though you are attempting to Blacks are no longer on the instruct the jury to view the students frantically try to get which I think are exaggerated been both praised and criticized. encourage their support either. plantations to make you happy. testimony of a rape victim "with back into the school routine and somewhat by Tehrani, probably The praises were unfortunately They are adults, not children, so I Those days are long gone! The caution"? Is it because California are then confronted with finals are misleading, but one would smaller in number, though more doubt if they will be emotionally point is not whether or not you can legislators are sexist pigs, or is it looming ominously, I must agree have to be a simpleton to believe rational in content. distraught by reading a realistic like it, but can you understand it! because women are inherently with the opponents that the everything he sees and hears. *i However, some of the dialogue that contains "no-no As a rhyme from the ghetto unbelievable? shortened summer vacation is a Besides, foreigners are perfectly criticisms were reasonable and words." Should "the word" of- asks "Why don't you check out Neither. I suggest that it is definite disadvantage. For many free to leave if they don't like it constructive, while others were fend them, I am more than cer- your minds? Though it's probably rather because a charge of rape students the three months here. unnervingly petty. The letter tain that they are more offended a waste of time!" is, practically speaking, very summer vacation provides the Tehrani speaks of American *] from Robert Madrigal, and other by your accusations about them Kenneth A. Wesson easy to make and very dangerous only opportunity to earn money exploitation, yet he himself is Spartan Daily advertising being so petty as to withdraw Lecturer in Black Studies as a weapon against any man who for the coming school year. And here receiving an education just managers ( 12-3-73) is one that their funds for advertising. dares to jilt a vindictive woman. every day counts! so he can go back to Iran and would undoubtedly fall in the Advertisements are placed in .N.0 rapt' r('ft)/1/1 I have personally witnessed And many summer jobs teach. Who's being exploitative? latter category. Madrigal the Daily to make money. Do you many rape trials and would agree are available only to those who And than he criticizes how much selected one word to protest - not seriously believe that one word Editor: with the editorial that defense can work a full three months. My he has to pay, yet he's been here one idea but one word. will provoke the local merchants Wednesday's Daily carried an tactics are often quite crude and personal experience with such three years already and plans to The language employed in the to boycott advertising in the editorial of dubious merit, a not debasing. And it may well be that jobs tells me right now, before I stay until he gets his master's. dialogue was the very same type Daily? altogether uncommon oc- the majority of accused rapists even apply for summer 1974, that The going must be real tough for used by Black ghetto dwellers as Do you also believe that if "the currence. The editorial, entitled get aquittedthough I do not know I'm doomed before I start, if this these "poor foreign students." well as by university students and word" was spoken in their stores, "Rape laws need reform" this for a factbut has it ever new program is acted upon, as the Tehrani also says that many others yourselves in- heaven forbid, they'd close up and suggests that drastic changes bccurred to the Daily that this jobs I've got in mind require Americans are misinformed eluded. If the dialogue had been refuse to ever open again? should be made in the rape laws, may be related to the fact that availability dates of June 15 to about the war in the Middle East, written to please ( White?) people, Some cognitive worlds refuse to presumably, to make life many "rape" charges are the Sep. 11, or thereabouts. Well, I think that Americans are the point would have been lost. It accommodate issues in un- somewhat easier for the victims result of lies and vindictiveness? For me the six weeks' semester informed enough to know that could have very easily been derstanding the problems that of this terrible crime. How can we ever "know" the break will be useless. After two Israel did not start the recent written entirely in the Anglo- both you and I face. Instead, a I say "terrible crime" lest any facts, given the inadequate fact- weeks, I'm generally ready to get hostilities on its own holy day. American dialect but, the Anglo- problem is only a problem if it can sensitive reader jump to the finding facilities of our judicial back to school. Certainly the last Americans are informed enough American perspective is not the be translated into terms of dollars unfounded conclusion that I am in system? We can't; that's the grim two to three weeks will be wasted. to know that Arab terrorism has only available perspective. This and sympathy with rapists. truth. cents. When will we hear the outcome reached the point where airline was my foremost point which But one need only consider the The Madrigal team has proven Some of the problems of the of this? Many summer jobs hijackings and the murdering of Madrigal obviously missed each victim, plight of an innocent "rapist" my point about as well as I could according to the editorial, require application now and innocent people is a common of the four days. accused and convicted, to ap- have stated it. are the "Long waits at the availability )contract) dates occurrence. We are informed Madrigal also mentioned the hospital and police station," preciate the small safeguards our Many White Americans are the must be indicated. Will we hear enough to know that the Jews are fear that the Spartan Daily will "always intense questioning by courts offer the accused. taught not to face those problems soon? persecuted more than any other lose money from advertisements police," and the "long, drawn-out Robert Perez, Jr. they've created. They choose to Debbie Redmond race of people and that in itself is as a possible consequence of believe that the problems in court proceedings in which she reason enoui h to support Israel. printing the word." I agree Black-White communication fell ( the victim) must retell and A big break suggest Tehrani do some more wholeheartedly that money is from the sky one day rather than relive her ordeal many times thinking about the issues he important. In addition, I also hope to recognize that the policies of over." Editor: ,N.ot quite kosher criticizes. Personally, I'm a little that the local merchants do not racial separation land other Would the writer have us For several weeks now we've tired of Americans opening up read the series of articles and ramifications of racism) do in- abandon these safeguards? Sure, been hearing on-again-off-again Editor: their arms to foreigners and ignore the content and purpose to deed have detrimental con- the ordeal is painful to the victim, discussions of the merits and I was very interested in the getting slapped in the face for focus onto "the word" with which sequences. So, I told it like it was, but we must ask ourselves why drawbacks of the proposed new interview with SJSU Iranian their trouble. you seem obsessed. which apparently was Just not are these precautions in six-week school calendar. Though student Massoud Tehrani. David Binger December 6, 1973, Page 3 Top prof of the year Loan applications Guth II practiced smiling' are still available Applications for federal award being about $300. basic educational opporunity Students may obtain an By Kathy Rongstorff sonality and thinks from "English for a New grants are still available application form through the Dr. Hans P. Guth, students feel the same way. Generation" states, The from the Financial Aids Financial Aids Office or by English professor who was He said he was surprised at pendulum has swung back Office, Room 234, Adm. writing to Box G, Iowa City, recently named Out- the Outstanding Professor from a technical preoc- Bldg. Iowa 52240. standing Professor for honor. cupation with form to a The grants, funded by the 1972-73, converses rapidly "I thought my students strong emphasis on theme, U.S. Office of Education, are with a mixture of intellect, looked at me as a Prussian on the human and social available to first-time wit, a great deal of humor disciplinarian who says, meaning of literature. students who began college vim vetlac-. and a touch of modesty. "You're going to attend my "Today, the book goes on after July 1 on a full-time LE AVE DEC He takes jesting pokes at classes, do your to say, "we present basis. rOg ItSVO OR RE5ERWE1014 TACT dARBARA rayitf3 his former homeland, homework, you're going to literature as an in- The awards are based on a formula which takes into 5T0TA IT SERVIrks 1411, Germany, at national learn and blah, blah, blah," terpretation of life; as a 2,5 E account the cost of tuition, ’,,A,L7liirui-I,Ey ? politics, journalistic he said. Dr. Guth said he record of youth and age, 710, SAN Jose fees, room, board, books, -)RCAL mistakes, English teachers has no set formula for hope and disappointment, 2,57-82Cto supplies, incidental expenses -Wr5 AT and at himself. teaching. "The problem is effort and defeat, love and Oh- AMOS 4'. and the amount the student "When I got off the cattle how to teach with hate." "KA AC0O5Sf and his family can con- boat from Germany I I had discipline, but not in a lock- SJSU too quiet tribute. a hard time adjusting to the step way," he said. A discussion of student Awards range from $50 to easygoing American style Positive Motivation attitudes toward literature a maximum of $452 for each of life," Dr. Guth said. "Positive motivation is led Dr. Guth into com- eligible student. Some 150 "And after I started the basic principle on ments on SJSU student freshmen at SJSU have teaching at SJSU (in 1955), which I approach attitudes in general. received grants this 0 it was even harder. It took students," Dr. Guth said. "SJSU is just too damned semester, with the average eight years before I could "Too many English quiet. What really strikes bring myself from behind teachers have a need to me is a student lapse into that lectern to sit down correct, whereas students docile people; almost a and teach my students," he need positive advice and 'yes sir, no sir' people," he SALES REPRESENTATIVE said seriously. creative stimulation," he said. "And I practiced smiling said. "I'm disappointed. You'd We are looking for ambitious college Seniors every morning," Dr. Guth In a light vein, Dr. Guth Nicole Benglveno think after turmoil they or Graduates to work in our Student Program. said with a laugh. quipped, "I've been trying would have come out Dr. GuthTve been trying to get teachers Full-time 1st year $12,000 + income. Part-time "Now I sit for a while," to get English teachers to strong in their beliefs and up to $8,000 income. If interested call 326-1554 lie said with a twinkle in his join the race of people for a more critical," he stated. or write MUTUAL OF NEW eye and a slight grin,"but I long time. They're nice "They won't even stand to join the race of people' YORK 550 Calif- get up to scribble on the people, but more Prussian up and contradict you in ornia, Palo Alto, CA. blackboard a lot because it that I am," he said. class anymore," Dr. Guth seems more like em Dr. Guth stressed the said. "Maybe the jour- exhaustion over several other states in- Dr. Guth, and his wife, working," he said, positive approach to nalists are the last of that Watergate. Those who cluding Hawaii and Alaska. Mary a former grade MONY referring to his disciplined teaching English and the lot," he added. emerge strongly will be "We don't use them at school teacher, have a German childhood. importance of literature in Dr. Guth said the con- sort of to the right of SJSU because I don't think daughter, Ingrid, 16 a son Dr. Guth, (pronounced the most -recently servatism also had spread Nixon's pragmatic it is fair to impose your own Michael, 13, and two Gooth), believes he has a published of his 12 books. to faculty members. "they Republicanism, such as books on colleagues and children, Susan and Paul, very structured per- A chapter one excerpt are not branching out, Reagan's brigade," he students," he said. ages 2 and 3. ' relating to off-campus said. Dr. Guth said English is "We believe people ' people or grasping for new The National Guard Dr. Guth moved rapidlx and languages should have children; ideas as they were a few his vocation from political discussion are his avocation. He anyway, zero population short years ago," he into a humorous vein speaks German, French, came too late for us," he stated. again. Italian and a "little Latin", said in a closing touch of Needs Returning Vets This happened because "When McGraw-Hill ( the he said. wit. those who wanted change company which published "I once taught Italian to It is possible his humor, "went off in so many his books) requests a French-speaking Belgian and intelligence, combined Both directions that they failed Men and Women publicity pictures, I always in English," he said. with a genuine concern that to find adequate solutions send them one of Otto His other hobbies are his students enjoy learning, Give us a piece of your mind. You have the expertise. to problems," Dr. Guth Preminger as the author gardening, swimming, may be some of the reasons We have the equipment. Together we can keep the said. and Sigmund Freud as the hiking and "just enjoying Dr. Guth was named ARMY GUARD on a par with the active forces. Your Conservatives Vengeful co-author," he said. the outdoors," he said. Professor of the Year. active duty experiernce will be invaluable for training "The conservative So far, the joke has been people bided their time, discovered in time, he said. and directing other waiting for it to blow over," However, Dr. Guth gives ARMY GUARD he said. "Now they've the impression that he members. You can ARMY taken hold of the reins with would consider it make us more effective a vengeance-and how," he delightfully funny if the Top prof to be feted] by keeping us added. trick passed unnoticed. up to date. NATIONAL Dr. Guth said the With a touch of modesty, political scene is also he hestitates to talk much A reception honoring Dr. Hans Guth, will be held 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. today GUARD changing. "The Johnson about his books except to in the S.U. Umunhurn Room. people are gone and the in The reception will include a brief musical program say they are used SAN JOSE'S NATIONAL GUARD Nixon people are going," California at Stanford by pianist Donna Soterig, a short speech by SJSU 251 W. Hedding St. he said. University, University of President John H. Bunzel and a closing speech by Dr. San Jose, Calif. Nicole Benglveno "Everyone has reached a California, Los Angeles, Guth with refreshments served afterwards. stage of nervous West Valley College, and in The event is open to the campus community. Phone 298-1 1 59 Guth's wit, intellect motivate students Name Minimum wage of $2 Phone Address Tenant tax bill allows refunds takes effect in March A state minimur, wage of women and household City State Zip SJSU students and faculty Speaker Bob Moretti said qualify for the allowance if: To get the refund, an in- $2 an hour for most domestic workers. members who rent homes or renters may be entitled to as dividual must have been a o He lives with someone California workers will go ret-*****44aurusuiLla******ar 4 at * r-(04-414-144u-was 4414* apartments have been much as a $45 refund after who claims him as a nair-atausurkag-W41; California resident on March into effect March 4, the state reminded to take advantage January 1. This is the result dependent; 1, 1973, and the premises Industrial Welfare Com- of new state income tax of a $1.1 billion tax relief must have been his principle o He or his spouse mission announced Tuesday. The Great allowances. measure passed in the place of residence. Mobile receives homeowner's A.S. PROM! California State Assembly legislature in 1972. home tenants qualify if they exemption; The hourly increase is 35 rented the land, Moretti said. o He rents property cents over the current exempted from property minimum wage. The amount of the tax taxes; or The commission, which Everyone Welcome credit is based on adjusted o He or his spouse has the authority to set such gross income. For example, received public assistance orders by a 1972 law, Grad fellowships the qualified person who grants which include a approved the scale after Sun. Dec. 9 earns less that $5,000 a year housing allowance. One receiving recommendations gets the minimum $25 credit twelvth credit can be taken and holding public hearings and the renter whose AGI and testimony throughout csoacC4 for each full month grants corsages at the door! deadline nearing exceeds $8,000 is entitled to were not received. the state during the last the maximum $45 credit. Anyone with questions three months. Only one credit is allowed regarding this eligibility can A minimum of $1.70 an crowning of the dorm kween! Approximately 250 state graduate fellowships are to a husband and wife unless contact the office of the State hour will be set for minors, available in the amount of tuition and required fees at each maintained separate of California Franchise Tax students and apprentices, graduate and professional schools for fulltime students. residences during the entire Board at 555 N. First St. The and for the first time, the Applications for the fellowships for 1974-75 must be post- year. phone number is 998-1540. new basic wage will apply to marked and sent to the State Scholarship and Loan Com- Someone who was a 1 mission by Dec. 17, 1973. resident on March I, but only Applications are available from the Financial Aids Office, for part of the year, can take Room 234, Adm. Bldg.; the State Scholarship and Loan one-twelvth credit for each Commission, 1410 Fifth St. Sacramento, CA 95814; or from month of residence. The he graduate and professional school office. An individual cannot i not-a-Rbur ers. i lob. 44ift ibo Butch Whacks i

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OFFER EXPIRES! December 15 1973 WArarschrirtzel suds k I Oth 8:00 PM Men's Gym : L1111er EMI* I 0/3 : CampO11- 1940 South Bascom Boulevard. 1330 Camden Mountain View - 3e3 Castro Street San Joao- 935 South Students: $2.50 General: $3.30 FIrsi Street. 1401 South Winchester. 2844 Story Road, 925 i Meridian Avenue, 702 North Fourth, 902 East Santa Clara TICKETS: Underground Records, Dicsount Records, S.J. Box Office, . Santo Clare- 75 Saratoga 2525 El Camino Record Factory, A.S. Business Office SJSU Student Union : ReiNernabk only at participating locations...... **************t Page 4, December 6, 1973 Vet's benefits inadequate Spartan Shops Costs outstripping payments director named Stephanie Dean A.S. executive site president. wa s ap- pointed for a o ne-year term as student director on the) Board of Directors of Spartan Shops. Inc. at tlw board's Tuesday By Daum Gilmore Today's lump sum payment changes in the study of the said. "so additional study" and emphasized how This position has been aftermon meeting in the S.U. Pacheco Boom. by A.S. For many years Vietnam' of $220 also represents 35 per G.I. Bill programs. meaningful changes in the important it was the report taken up by the VA, basing Dean was approved for the non-paid position by A.S. era veterans and cent of the current average Senator Vance Hartke. D- educational program which ultimately submitted be a its defense on the contention Council last week after being recommended filled organizations supporting U.S. monthly wage. Ind., chairman of the Senate may be recommended by the "thorough. comprehensive that the eight per cent figure President Ruth Leonard' last week. Her appointment and the other them have complained of However, today's allowance Committee on Veterans' study can not be considered and objective study rather meets the increase in the one of the two student vacancies on the board according to inadequate educational is not accompanied by any Affairs, expressed his by Congress prior to the start than a biased policy cost-of-living raise. student will be selected within two weeks, assistance. coverage of a veteran's cost distress to the VA director in of the 1973 fall term." statement dictated by However, this figure fails I ,conardi. permanent Increases in G.I. benefits of education. a letter last May. In the same letter. Hartke unknown persons at the to reflect even the basic Also on the) agenda was the appointment of a held a 45- have been supported by the Credibility crumbles "Many may infer that this stressed the law specifically Office of Management and increases in the general manager for Spartan Shops. The board to take National Association of The VA's position that delay is intentional," he required an "independent Budget." administration's own minute executive personnel session and decided probably Concerned Veterans Vietnam-era veterans are VA stands pat Consumer Price Index further action on the matter at as next meeting. chairman of ( NACV ) for more than five being given treatment equal Although the study details {CP1). before the Christmas break, Dr. James Willis. years. The NACV contends to WWII veterans was fur- vast inequities in benefit Based on the CPA rise the board. said. Vets bill offered: manager today's benefits are corn- ther shattered last summer levels between assistance between Sept. 1 and Nov. 1. Harry Winerot h. 56. is the present acting general given to today's veterans an updating of the G.I. Bill of Spartan Shops. He replaced Bill Felse a year and a half and those of 25 years ago, the subsistence allowances ago when Felse resigned for health reasons after 25 years as raises allowance VA is standing fast to its would require a monthly rate manager. actions the Board of Directors: News Analysis Congressional legislation to increase veterans' eeucational position. of $251. In either Heard a progress report on the Joint Effort Coffeehouse. assistance allowances is now before the U.S House Veterans "No general restructuring Congressman Henry all interior health and safety requirements Affairs Committee. of the educational program Helstoski. D-N.J.. chairman Wineroth said by the Fire Marshal last year store completed except paratively lower than those with the release of an in- The bill, approved recently by the education sub- seems necessary or ad- of the subcommittee. ordered for the installation of emergency exit lights. provided to World War II dependent study of the committee. would raise allowances for single veterans from visable," said Odell W. asserted the CPA is not in- a motion to present questions to its auditor about veterans. comparability of GI Bill $220 to $250 per month, from $261 to $297 for veterans with one Vaughn. Chief Benefits dicative of the full economic Passed final approval by the board. This assumption has been benefits available during dependent and from $298 to $339 for veterans with two Director for the VA before picture. He pointed out the the 1972-73 budget before consistently criticized by Vietnam, Korea and WWII dependents. the House Veterans' Affairs minimum hourly wage Donald E. Johnson, head of eras. The increases, if approved by Congress. would affect Subcommittee on Education. 1948 was 40 cents. If today's the U.S. Veterans "It is apparent that in- veterans receiving payments under the GI Bill, vocational The subcommittee, after minimum hourly wsage Administration IVA I. flation and a rising standard rehabilitation, and those receiving aid under the dependents hearing testimony from the were established solely on In a letter to The New York of living have taken their toll assistance program. VA and ETS officials last the basis of CPA changes, it Times last March, Johnson on the Vietnam veterans The proposal will also: October, marked up a would now be 80 cents rather said the "present single benefits," the 444 page Extend from eight to 10 years the time a veteran is package of increases to the than the $2.20 recently voted veteran allowance of $1,980 document says, ’...and that eligible to complete GI Bill training. and educational assistance bill. by the House. for a school year is nearly his 'real' ability to purchase Permit veterans to enroll in vocational rehabilitation By a vote of eight to four, Slim chances three times the WWII post-secondary education training with only a 10 per cent disability rating. increases in monthly Proposed increases in GI allowance and gives most has diminished with respect Currently, veterans must have a service-connected benefits to $250 were ap- benefits are currently before veterans more monetary to his WWII counterpart." disability rated 30 per cent or more to be eligible for such proved along with other the House Committee on assistance than after WWII, The study was ordered by training. Exceptions are made for those who are able to increases and extentions of Veterans Affairs where they even allowing for inflation Congress last year and was prove their disability hampers their job chances. benefits. face possible reduction. and increased school costs." finally conducted by the The proposal will also lower requirements for vocational Nixon says 'no' -The figure of $250 per Bailin' Jack Words vs figures Educational Testing Service rehabilitation training to a level equal to the eligibility Despite President Nixon's month may well be reduced Johnson's remarks do not the ETS is a private firm policies for veterans after World War II and the Korean War. statement last September in the full committee." Joint Effort presents Bailin' Jack coincide with fiscal facts, specializing in educational On behalf of the National Association of Concerned that he would approve a cost reported October's issue of though. The contradiction is: analyses. Veterans, Toni Alvarado and Ray Licano, outreach coun- of living increase in the NACV newsletter. Thursday, Nov. 5, 8:00 p.m. During WWII, single VA tampering? selors for the Office of Veterans Affairs, are urging SJSU educational assistance to "Ironically, the move for veterans were paid a sub- Congressional concern veterans to contact the following Congressmen to support the veterans, the ranking reduction in full committee Admission $1.00 sistence allowance of $75 per was raised last April, the increased GI benefits: minority member of the is being supported by the month in addition to having month the report was due, Rep. Don Edwards 1D-Calif.). member of the House subcommittee, Congress- Administration and the more their tuition paid I up to $500 when it was learned the VA Veterans Affairs Committee. man John Harnmersctunidt. conservative committee per year directly to the had not yet contracted to Rep. William Jennings Bryan Dorn ID-S.C.). chairman R -Ark., cautioned fellow members. These same school. The subsistence have the study begun. of the House Veterans Affairs Committee. committee members that the people strongly supported allowance represented, in Published reports at the Congressmen can be contacted by writing to them care of White House will accept no the policy of ground troop 1948, 35 per cent of the time were also suggesting the U.S. House of Representatives. Committee on Veterans more than an eight per cent involvement in South Your average U.S. monthly wage. the VA was seeking to make Affairs. Washington. D.C. increase. Vietnam." pen pal. We aren't really trying to push pens. We lust wont Free lecture to make a point. Book 'Man and Woman' described And that point is no matter whot you need in by therapist ole way of art supplies - inking pens, pencils, illus- tration board, drawing boards -we can supply it. Fast. So, check your art supplies and write or call us as 'overall view' of sex differences on creativity ,hen you're low After all, what are friends for7 The Humanist Community By Randy Lopes with gender identity - how a that persons may be female A full understanding of this plained recent findings in the of San Jose is sponsoring a son joise point, Speaking to a sparse person conceives of himself at the cellular level, yet be phenomenon did not emerge XYY chromosome syndrom free lecture entitled audience at yesterday's as being male or female - male at the anatomical level. until the late 1950s and in males. Typically referred -Breaking Through the Faculty Book Talk, Dr. rather than with anatomical or vice-versa. Sex chromates persons with this syndrome to as "super-males." until Blocks to Our Creativity." Richard Ingraham of the identity," Dr. Ingraham in the neuron are found in are termed "Klinefelters" recently they were thought with therapist Arthur lit IP' Biology Department said. female cellular structures, by geneticists. of as being prime candidates Rissman speaking. reviewed John Money's book "While parents have no while absent in male cells. Dr. Ingraham also ex- for offenders in violent The lecture will be "Man and Woman, Boy and control over the sex of their personal crimes. presented at 8:30 p.m. Girl." offspring at conception, they "Recent studies have show tomorrow at the Great Dr. Ingraham described do have control over its Pro-pot measure the rate of personal crimes Western Building. 111 N. the book as dealing with an gender identity from the first to be lower than the rate of Market St. "overall view of present moment of birth. Gender property crimes in XYY Rissman has developed a understanding of sexual identity usually takes place males," said Dr. Ingraham. system of block-busting differentiation of man from within the first 18 months of surfaces again Dr. Ingraham also which he has taught widely fetus to old age." life," Dr. Ingraham said. stressed that reversion to help people become more marijuana with fines for -The book is concerned Dr Ingraham explained Proposition 19, the therapy in persons with independent and overcome violations not to exceed $100. defeated marijuana sexual ambiguities must crises. gommommiisiiminmaiwiliwommaimmil The main principle of the initiative, which received 34 start early, preferably Rissman will demonstrate latest initiative is the right of 1 The HAIR AFFAIR per cent of the total vote in before gender identity is his techniques. Members of has been individuals to be free of -\ ./e style cuts the 1972 election, implanted in the individual. the audience will be invited I governmental interference modified and petitions are If reversion therapy is to share a current problem 78 MID' FAIR 365 San MIMIC RD. blower styles in in what they choose to do in 51111 JOSE mounlin VIEW II being circulated started after this point, on which they would like , California to have the new the privacy of their own 24 8.4171 941.3600 it."-'' '- waves psychological problems are help. TI1I ’-/"\--body version placed on next homes. trims likely to develop. I, -s_... November's ballot. Proposition 19 received Extensive use of estrogen 20% OFF Under the provisions of 2,700,000 votes in 1972 with ( female) hormones and I / initiative, all criminal college campus precincts s f /",...... 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Mark Bussmann By Beautiful photography backed by Maureen is not seen again. price of $2.50 for students After neai ly a year of retirement, as a consequence, foreign to an enchanting musical score What happened to her? Did she and $3.50 for the general But remember, there is Neil Diamond has re-entered the someone who hasn't read the book. combines for a pleasant but also find a higher calling or did public. nothing serious about this musical arena with the melodic However, the book's simplistic disappointing two hour flight in Hall Jonathan give her the old Beginning at 8 p.m., event; it's just one big score for "Jonathan Livingston theme of man striving for something Bartlett's production of "Jonathan runaround? Loose ends always Sunday in the Men's Gym, giggle. Seagull," the recently released extra in life is well exhibited in the Livingston Seagull." ruin a story and this one is no ex- movie. albums music and lyrics. A statement before the film begins ception. Diamond's album, also entitled The best cuts are "Be," which has says parts of the dialogue and score The film would be improved AMITALIJAII! Stilik1043k! "Jonathan Livingston Seagull," been released as a single, and are being changed because of an greatly if the romantic sequence transforms the words and story of "Skybird," which literally soars agreement between Richard Bach, was cut from the film. CORNER ans 5 SANTA CLARA the best-selling book into music and illustrating Jonathan's flight author, and Bartlett. The philosophy is pap and offers verse. through life. Bach is understandably indignant no challenges, brushing off the COCKTAILS PITCHER BEER Similar to Procol Harum Live with Almost everything about the about the way his story was treated. "big" questions of existence and the Edmonton Orchestra and Moody album is done with extreme care, The screenplay shoddily dressed up saying everything will turn out fine ANCHOR STEAM BEER Blues albums, Diamond uses a full and in the end, perfection. the simple story by adding a trite if one lets it. HAPPY 4-6 Symphony to bring the story to life. The performance of the musicians love affair between the hero and The philosophical angle was HOUR FROM PM He utilizes six basic songs (Be, is near flawless. The accompanying Maureen Seagull. The lines, played tediously overplayed. It came off SUBMARINES FROM 794 Flight of the Gull, Dear Father, photographs are breathtaking, both well by the fledgling actors, were sounding extremely simplistic and Skybird, Lonely Looking Sky, and on the cover and on the insert on ridiculous and made the movie into a unworkable. FUN MUSIC POOL TV Anthem) to chart Jonathan's search which the lyrics for each song are parody of the beautiful. Gulls are gulls. While they are on-ernrorn-tentra-Itorerertrersintrorerenitir***** for a higher consciousness. printed. Maureen complains to the per- beautiful creatures in flight, Words swim between the pulsating Neil Diamond has squeezed fection-seeking Jonathan that they whether over deserts, oceans or violence and serenity of the sym- almost everything possible from are "always parting." Jonathan mountains, their nature is not to be phony, as images of Jonathan and "Jonathan Livingston Seagull." He tells her he loves her, but he has a confused with people's. A gull flying the sea bob and dive before the has combined rock and classical higher calling than an earthly love over a beach doesn't hesitate to listener. music for a new level of con- can provide, remind a beachcomber of that fact The album presents one problem. sciousness, that even the most After the touching parting scene, as he leaves a momentoe of his Most of the lyrics are abstract and, casual listener will experience. with Jonathan standing protectively presence on the beachcomber's close to the love-struck Maureen, head. Faded Dungaree Jackets Current rock diversity has WITH THESE COLORFUL EMBLEMS SEWN ON THE BACK

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Central Campbell basically good, however, their own albums, with their "The Moodies" refined brother for hard pure (Include waist and length sizes) because the popular music own bands, while doing a acid music to a degree of He forms new bands every so 374-4000 medium is not stagnating. group thing with other respectability that the often, and each one is better Send to: HEAD SHED, 01 SOUTHOLD RD., Me Cover Sem-Wed There's something for superstars. Beatles did for popular rock. than the last. WORCESTER, NA 01007 everyone. New hems The Beatles opened up the The rank and file Bands like the Alhnan recording aspects for such Of the old groups still Brothers, Led Zepplin, Elton advances. Hard rock bands iround, we have the likes of John, Leon Russel, Rod like the Stones have tried he Rolling Stones, the Who, Stewart and the Faces, Alice space rock, but failed. the Grateful Dead, and the Cooper, David Bowie, and Today, bands like Yes, Beach Boys. 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Cops gain from prostitutes, A.S. President Rudi the Republican governor would sign the bill reluctantly. The bill will be effective Leonardi appointed her on Jan. 1, 1974 through Jan. 1, the basis of her past ex- The Senate, where earlier welfare measures were 1978. perience in the field and her narrowly defeated, was scheduled to convene late yesterday. 0 _ _ 4' "technical know-how." Her I former hooker charges qualifications include work The welfare measure would hike grants beginning Jan. 1 with the A.S. recreation from the current average if $212 a month to $235 for the aged By Kathy Rengsterff department and the City of and disabled and $265 for the blind and to $260 for the aged Santa Cruz; both required and disabled who must eat meals in restaurants. William Turner

"Cops are an instrument of prostitution: to be a cop, and he arrested me," she said. setting up and securing for the man they are exploited by pimps and hate pimps St. James ended up working programs. and prostitutes more than queers," Margo who paid her bail by serving summons for speed reduced St. James, a former San Francisco him, and got even with the police depart- Highway For the remainder of the prostitute said Tuesday night in a speech at ment by starting a "whisper campaign," semester Gammon is ' -". Dudley Moorhead Hall sponsored by the she stated. SACRAMENTO - The State Assembly yesterday gave TODAY*** charged with "establishing Psychology of Women Class. "Some vice men took money from my lopsided approval to a bill to reduce California's highway the philosophy, goals and St. James, a slender brunette whose looks room during the investigation and I got the speed to 55 miles per hour. The vote was 65 to 5 and has the which the A.S. she could be between 35 and news back to the department after a while," ideas" support of Guy. Ronald Reagan and Assembly Speaker 2pm S.U. Ballroom are deceiving, Program Board will follow in 45 years old but did not say ) blamed law she said. Robert Moretti. A similar bill is now before the state senate. acquiring a line-up of enforcement officers more than any other Prostitutes are victimized in various ways speakers and contemporary Donald Freed calls individual or group for the plight of by cops more than they are by pimps, St. The reduction t if speed limits from 65 to 55 m.p.h. is an ,),.rrighl music and art programs for prostitutes in being ignored, looked upon as James said. A study by Seat- answer le the current gasoline shortage facing the nation. the students. Itim the ‘1)anit,1 LlIsberg of the "morally bad" or as a target for arrest. tleanthropologist, Jennifer James, showed Twelve other states have lowered driving speeds in efforts to "This is because of our sexist society," St. 64 per cent of the prostitutes studied were conserve energy. attO-poliee state 11105 l'Illelli.." FBI James stated. "People, and the police, don't mistreated by customers, 20 per cent by itahlici,,i '1'1 lllll las Iti.hop cans him mind men benefitting from a woman. But police and 16 per cent by pimps, she stated. Los Tres when money is involved, it's assumed the A Black prostitute is the most persecuted State wants energy czar -that satt-01-11-biich.- woman is the one who benefits because she of all, according to James. "The cops are is paid, and the whole attitude changes," she after all prostitutes, but the Black woman Committee SACRAMENTO - The creation of a state energy czar with said. doesn't have a chance. She is picked up William Turner WAS an FBI "A distinction is made (by the police almost immediately and brutalized often," far-reaching power to trim fuel supplies and turn off lights by leaders of the Democratic- department) between stealing available she said. was proposed yesterday agentIS a private ins estiga tor & money and doing something for money," St. She went on to explain, other than a sexist will appear controlled state legislature. James said. "Gun runners and smugglers attitude among men, why prostitution The measure, if passed, would give. such powers to the wire tapping expertWAS senior sentences while exists. The Committee for Los are ignored or given lighter state resources secretary, currently Norman Livermore, an editor of Ramparts fr 1966- prostitutes are jailed, prosecuted and Four reasons, according to St. James, are Tres, part of the Anti-Drug appointee of Gov. Ronald Reagan. stimatized for life," St. James stated. Chicano Organization in convenience, friendship, romance and Assembly Speaker Robert Moretti said the measure is 1 969 A record of prostitution arrest means East Los Angeles, is slated to excitement. necessary because the current Energy Planning Council difficulty in getting any type of job, even one appear 3 p.m tomorrow, in She feels lesbianism, prostitution, lacks the authority to do anything. "If we leave things as they connected with prostitution, according to St. the S.U. Guadalupe Room at Famous author of: homosexuality and any other form of en- are, nothing can get done," Moretti said. James. Bars, hotels and restaurants with the Mecha meeting. FBI joyment (unless it involves violence or Hoover's which a prostitute has been associated for a The proposed position is similar to the job once held by brutality) should be allowed, she said. 10 Second Jailbreak long time is distrustful of a former "reliable The Anti -Drug John Love, who resigned Monday as President Nixon's chief Power on the Right St. James, who said she enjoyed her work, Organization has been active employe" after she has been arrested, St. energy adviser. Invisible Witness 'would like to see legal cooperatives or in East L.A. for the past two James said. The Police Establishment "And it is difficult or impossible to obtain collectives for prostitutes who would be years, according to Mecha, taught to set up their trade as a business and an SJSU Chicano group. a passport after arrest," she stated. NEED MONEY? St. James was arrested for the first and learn to handle their own money," she YOUR QUESTIONS ARE INVITED last time at age 25, the beginning of her stated. "Los Tres" refers to three We loan money on jewelry, typerwriters, career, she said. St. James has set up an organization to Chicanos who were sen- cameras, etc. We also specialize in: "I was the farmer's daughter, not demure counsel and aid prostitutes. Funded by tenced in federal court to 75 Diamond Setting, Watch and Clock as was expected of me and I liked to. . . I membership fees ("$3 for students and $5 years apiece. Mecha charges William Turner Repair, Earpiercing and Gifts. was just trying to make things equitable - I for the general public"), private donations the three uncovered a "main didn't want any money," St. James said. and the American Civil Liberties Union, pusher in the Chicano "But this little sawed-off guy who was in "Coyote" arranges medical aid and legal community" as a federal the whorehouse for the first time turned out assistance for "hookers," she said. agent. KilSSI,h,R JEWELERS ... DAY ..i. 1755 So. Winchestor Blvd. TO ((emo2kteli snore:enc. 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From page one determinate sentence, free for the particular in- claims, the program was In the 1940s California California used the "good dividual. instituted too quickly, which instituted the indeterminate time" sentence plan used in The "good time" system didn't allow for careful sentence law, such as the Texas today. has a tendency to cause selection of cons to be used five years to life sentence. Under the "good time" judges to hand down stiffer within the system. How you express yourself For men serving these types system, a prisoner gets two sentences. Although Nelson The result was that two- of sentences, rehabilitation days credited to his sentence said he didn't feel the in- thirds of the cons used in the programs offer little, if any, for every day actually stitution of "good time" program were back in prison depends upon your camera. incentive. served on a fixed sentence if would help California on parole violations by the Before adopting the in- the time lias been trouble prisons, he pointed out that time the program concluded. the tendency of legislatures He added, "I'd really like to in recent years has been to see the program tried again Spartaguide pass stiffer penalty laws. taking more time this time.' Whether a "good time" TODAY Jose. system would be a viable cras Pips, fikar SPEAKER: Former FBI FOLK DANCE CLUB will alternative to the Adult agent William Turner will hold a dance class at 7:30 Authority is almost a speak at 2 p.m. in the S.U. p.m. followed by requests drowned suggestion when Ballroom. Free Admission. and free dancing at 8:30 p.m. speaking to some ex-cons about the Adult Authority. SJSU OUTSTANDING in the Women's Gym. 45 N. lit 297-0463 PROFESSOR Hans Guth TOMORROW Prisoner's complaints on will be honored at an open FASA meets at 11 a.m. in the this aspect of the prison are SPARTAN BRIAR reception at 4:30 pan, in the S.U. Costanoan room. many and contemptuous. S.U. Umunhum room. Free SPARTAN ORIOCCI will Many pointed out that major PIPE Admission. hold a party at 9 p.m. in the positions, such as those on CO-REC BOWLING S.U. Pacifica room. the policy making levels, 1.95 TOURNAMENT at 3 p.m. in Admission is one toy for the still remain appointive. with ASB card the S.U. games room. -Toys for Tots" drive. When asked if ex-cons Admission is 75 cents for VIETNAMESE STUDENTS would help in positions $5.95 three games including shoe ASSOCIATION meets at 7:30 dealing with parolees, parole rental. p.m. in BC 15. officer Smith recalled such a loner good thru Dec. 311 Today alm,st everybody is cjetting into photography The whole F-1 system includes over 40 lenses and SJSU STUDENTS FOR FORUM on "African And it snot the snapshot variety People are doing 200 accessories. It s capable of doing virtually system was tried in "We're walking distance MOSCONE meet at 2 p.m. in Liberation Struggles" with a California three years ago. Sports stories, nature stories portraits-you may everything in photography So whatever idea you the S.U. Costanoan room. film on Mozambique at 12:30 Unfortunately, Smith from the campus." even have a friend who s doing photographs through have for a picture. the F-1 has the equipment to make ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB p.m. in the S.U. Umunhum a microscope Or a telescope sure you get it meets at 7:30 p.m. in the S.S. room. Free admission. You also know that everybody has his own idea Because it was conceived from the beginning as a A. basement. 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