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31 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1970 No Vol. 58 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, REAGAN R EL CTED Tunney, Local Incumbents Win McAlister Defies Trend; Governor Wins Easily; Transit Measure 'A' Fails Riles Leads Rafferty By FRANK FERTADO streets and in the corridors of power." By SANDY ROOKAIRD new kind of campaign-no TV, no Daily Assistant Editor Younger, on the other hand, said he Daily Investigative Reporter billboards and no fund-raising dinners. and KAREN PETTERSON believes the wholehearted cooperation and PAM STRANDBERG "We won by going straight to the Daily Political Writer of the administration, the legislature, Daily Political Writer people. This may start a new trend in California voters split their ballots and the attorney general's office is Locally, it was an incumbent's politics, which has been needed for a yesterday as they swept Republican needed to "reverse the alarming trend election, except in the 25th Assembly long time." Ronald Reagan into his second term as in the breakdown of law and order District where Democra Alister Commenting on his victory Edwards governor while sending Democrat John threatening our society today." McAlister appeared headed for an said: "This campaign has been filled V. Tunney to the U.S. Senate. THUMBS DOWN ON 18 upset victory over Republican with such hostility and fear that I hope As expected, Reagan, who led in all After leading in early returns, the incumbent Earle Crandall early this those of us who have won can get to- pre-election polls, took the governor- controversial Proposition 18, which morning. gether and solve some of the great pro- ship with a comfortable lead over provides for the redirecting of gasoline Santa Clara County voters apparent- blems that face America-getting out Democratic challenger Jess Unruh. taxes into environmental studies and ly narrowly rejected Measure A which of Vietnam, ending the draft, bringing During his campaign, Gov. Reagan hit rapid transit, took a surprising turn. tails for a county wide transit district to the people together, creating a decent hard on campus unrest and the Demo- Early this morning figures showed the be financed by a it of one per cent sales environment, and making this the great cratic stall on passing his state tax measure losing by 40,000 votes. tax. country it should be." revision. Unruh attacked the state Opponents of the ballot measure Incumbent John Vasconcellos Following his victory over McLean, economy. reportedly spent more than $200,000 in Democrat, 24th Assembly District, led Gubser said, "I am delighted the voters Tunney held true to predictions as he their campaign to defeat the proposi- Republican Virginia Shaffer by a sub- expressed confidence in me again. It is surpassed incumbent Republican Sen. tion. Half of the money is said to have stantial margin. a tribute to the voters that they were George Murphy by a substantial come from four oil companies- Republican Richard D. Hayden, not thrown off base by some obvious margin of California votes. Tunney's Texaco, Shell, Union and Standard. polled nearly 60 per cent of the vote in a political statements made about my victory gives the state two Democratic Supporters of the measure claim they convincing victory over Democratic candidacy-especially concerning my U.S. Senators. spent less than $7,000 on their opponent J. Ken Croft for the 22nd position on environmental matters and The recent San Jose confrontation campaign. Assembly District seat. unemployment." between demonstrators and President Another environmental measure, Democratic incumbent Don Edwards Nixon provided a last minute campaign Proposition 1, the Clean Water Bond retained his 9th Congressional seat in a issue for Murphy who was fighting an Law, was passed by three -to-one landslide victory over Republican With 93.8 per cent of the county vote uphill battle against his opponent. margin. This act provides for a bond Mark Guerra. counted the results were: MURPHY RESISTS issue of $250 million to provide funds for GUBSER WINS Murphy, last night refused to concede water pollution control. In a sizable victory, Charles S. Ninth Congressional District victory "until all the votes are in and A proposal to make the Speaker of the Gubser, Republican incumbent for 10th Edwards (D) 68,819 counted -about 9 a.m. Wednesday Assembly a vcting member of the State Congressional District, defeated Demo- Guerra (R) 29,042 today)." College Board of Trustees, Proposition cratic opponent Stuart McLean. Kaiser (ALP) 2,209 Tunney said early today he believes 7 passed by a narrow margin. Incumbent Clark L. Bradley, a Tenth Congressional District Murphy was overconfident and "unless Proposition 5, requiring meetings of Republican, defeated Democrat John Gubser (R) 120,289 the President changes his ways with the University of California Regents to B. Rutherford in an unexpectedly close McLean (D) 73,275 RONALD REAGAN respect to the economy and war he is in be open to the public, with exceptions race for the 14th Senatorial District. Stancliffe ( AIP) 2,304 Elected to second four-year term serious trouble in 1972." and notice requirements as legislature Former Santa Clara County Super- 22nd Assembly In a victory statement at the Shera- may provide, was passed by a two-to- visor Sam Della Maggiore suffered a Brooks ( AIP) 2,773 ton West Hotel in Los Angeles, Tunney one majority. resounding defeat at the hands of Croft (D) 40,433 said "the President came to California THE RETURNS Undersheriff James Geary for the Hayden (R) 63,776 to try to tell the people how to vote, and With 57 per cent of the state precincts office of sheriff of Santa Clara County. 24th Assembly Demos Take Legislature; the people of California don't like to be repordng, the results were: At 2 a.m. today, John Schatz led Vasconcellos (D) 50,766 told how to vote." The senator-elect Governor Renee Baum by a slight margin in the Faulkner ( AIP) 1,577 was refering to Mr. Nixon's recent Ronald Reagan ( R ) race for the municipal court judgeship. Shaffer (R) 38,102 campaign swing through the state. 1,629,718 Ricardo Romo ( P&F) Seventy-two per cent of registered 25th Assembly Hold On To Congress In a surprisingly one-sided victory, 38,007 William K. Shearer ( AIF ) 36,431 California voters turned out at the polls Crandall(R) 45,117 Wilson Riles defeated incumbent Max Jess Unruh(D) yesterday. Fine (AIP) 1,528 Compiled from the Associated Press Rafferty in the bid for state superinten- 1,401,775 Following his apparent victory, McAlister (D) 53,464 dent of public instruction. Battling his McAlister said, "It's been a hell of a Stearns (P&F) 2,277 Democrats won control of the Cali- tion to the State Senate seat left by re- way out of a poor showing in June's campaign. I'm very gratified by my State Senate 14th District fornia legislature and retained a tiring Hugh Burns. primary election, Riles led in pre-elec- apparent victory and for the support Bradley (R) 78,359 majority in the United States Congress DEMO GOVERNORS tion polls. shown by campaigners." Herrell (ALP) 2,551 election. It marked the first time in California in yesterday's Democratic governors will control a Rutherford (D) 68,090 addition, the Democrats cut into history that an incumbent superinten- In majority of statehouse seats for the 'PARTY UNITY' Sheriff the Republican edge in governorships, dent of public instruction has been first time since 1966 if voting trends of In a television interview, he said, Della Maggiore 99,669 making a bid to control 26 state houses. defeated at the polls. early this morning continue. "Party unity was better this time than Geary 178,822 Despite Gov. Reagan's personal vic- Most Republican incumbents were Of the 35 governorships contested in ever before. Bringing together the Judge Court No. 3 Tuesday, the Republican party re-elected to the other top state offices. tory yesterday's election, Democrats have Mexican-American, labor, and Baum 61,693 apparelitly lost control of both legis- ALQUIST LOSES already elected 15 candidates and are community support equals hard work. Schatz 65,487 houses the year it could least Santa Clara County State Senator lative leading in four others. Added to their P was tremendous." Measure A afford to, just prior to 1971's reappor- Alfred Alquist, Democrat, was defeated seven holdovers, this would give the Vasconcellos said, "I feel good, clean Yes 137,335 by Republican incumbent Ed Reinecke tionment. Democrats a total of 26 gubernatorial and proud about the victory. We ran a No 146,609 The stunning upset of a veteran for the office of California's Lt. seats. Republican lawmaker from San Mateo, Governor. Prior to yesterday's election, Repub- Carl A. Britschgi, appeared to throw Incumbent Republican Houston licans occupied 32 statehouses. The the Senate into a 20-20 deadlock, from Flournoy gained a repeat term when he only states they retained control of, last year's GOP edge of 21-19. defeated Democrat Ronald Brooks however, were New York, Massa- ASSEMBLY CONTROL Cameron by an almost two-to-one chusetts, Vermont, Iowa, California, Disciplined SDS And the Assembly, narrowly Repub- margin in the state Controller race. March Colorado and Wyoming. lican by 40-39 last session, swung into During Flournoy's campaign, he The GOP took back Tennessee for the Democratic control apparently by 41- pledged to "maintain my efforts for first time in a half-century and re- 39. progressive improvement of service to turned to power in Connecticut after an Late returns showed four incumbent the public." absence of 16 years. With a significant lead, Treasurer Ivy Incident JOHN V. TUNNEY Without Held Don Mul- GOP assemblymen losing: Democrats recaptured Florida, By CLIFF MATOI Oakland; Clara Berryhill, Baker Priest, Republican, won a new Elected to Senate ford, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Ohio, New Daily Political Writer shoved out of the line, any rock Modesto, Earle Crandall, San Jose. and term over Democrat Milton Gordon. Mexico, Minnesota and South Dakota. 1.t. ('.ov. With the memory of last Thursday's throwers or dissidents would be Tom Horn, San Diego. Mrs. Priest had formerly served eight They also kept control of Maine, Mary- Ed Remecke t 1,435,174 incident at Civic Auditorium still fresh handled by security monitors wearing Democrats also were losing a years as Treasurer of the U.S. during The land, South Carolina, Texas, Alabama, Alfred Alquist I DI 1,121,836 in the community's mind, the Students yellow armbands. which had been regard- the Eisenhower administration. Fresno district Georgia, Kansas and Hawaii. Sec. of State for a Democratic Society (SDS) held a Although a crowd of ''.00-600 people prior incumbent. In the race for the Board of Equali- ed as safe under a Edmund G. Brown Jr. I D) 1,543,127 rally, march and demonstration, and gathered in the park, rain and-or lack of upset, underdog Democrat COUNTRY LAWYER zation. District 1, Democrat George R. In a major James I.. Flournoy R 1,389,759 perhaps to the amazement of all but the conviction cut the group down to less over The Democrats' victory in Arkansas Reilly, incumbent, polled a two-to-one Arlen Gregorio claimed victory Controller SDS organizers, there were no incidents than 400 by the time the march got who sought the Senate seat thwarted Winthrop Rockefeller's bid victory over Republican Leo Bagdonas. Britschgi, Houston I. Flournoy IR) 1,064,552 and no outbreaks of violence. under way. Republican Richard J. Dol- for a third term. Country lawyer Dale Two races, secretary of state and vacated by Ronald B. Cameron ID) 631,401 The demonstration in San Jose ran in The marchers, linked arm-in-arm to 89,076 Bumpers held a better than two-to-one state attorney general, were undecided wig. Gregorio had 95,375 votes Treasurer conjunction with a demonstration in three abreast, proceded to march down Britschgi, a 14-year Assembly lead over the Republican incumbent early this morning. for Ivy Baker Priest (RI 1,599,979 Detroit, as part of a national SDS the west sidewalk of First Street, and Dolwig's personal choice. with 30 per cent of the vote counted. Democrat Edmund G. Brown Jr. led veteran Milton G. Gordon D 1,074,282 movement to support striking auto flanked along the curb by SDS LOSES Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New by a slim margin over Republican chal- MULFORD Atty. General workers, and "oppressed peoples monitors. The group chanted its way Mulford trailed former Cal football York fared better than his brother. lenger James Flournoy for the office of Charles A. O'Brien I DI 1,732,308 throughout the world," as well as to down the street, often broken up by quarterback Ken Meade in a heavily With 50 per cent returns, he led former Secretary of State with half the votes Evelle J. Younger R 1,669,233 push the idea that "elections are a changing street lights. district. Berry- Supreme Court justice and U.N. counted. Brown has conducted a Democratic Oakland U.S. Senator hoax." Upon arriving at Phelps Oldsmobile elected by about 50 votes at a Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg by moderate campaign and has been hill, George Murphy R1 1,340,059 Speakers at the rally, which was held at 525 S. Market St., the group formed a election last year in Modesto, 200,000 votes. endorsed by the AFL-CIO's Committee special John V. Tunney ID) 1,674,462 in St. James Park, stressed unity and picket line and marched for about 20 rematch to Ernest LaCoste. The Democratic victories in Ohio and on Political Education, major news- lost a Proposition One their desire to see a meaningful minutes. At this point, the line re- vote was 80,125 for LaCoste and Pennsylvania gave the party control of papers throughout the state, and many final Yes 1,969,900 1 alliance between students and workers. grouped to canvas the community for for Berryhill. three of the ten most populous states. prominent elected officials. 79,567 No 591,008 To insure discipline and tight food to give to the strikers and their indicted by a grand jury on bri- Milton J. Shapp won by a surprisingly Charles O'Brien, Democratic candi- Horn, Proposition Seven security, people in the crowd were families. bery charges dating back to a term on large margin in Pennsylvania while date for attorney general, narrowly led Yes 347,574 asked to form groups of 10-15 people. There were no incidents, except for the San Diego City Council, trailed former Rep. John J. Gilligan prevailed his Republican opponent Evelle J. No :122,811 These groups were instructed to come an egg splattered on a sign taped on the Democrat Peter ('bacon. defeated State Auditor Roger Cloud, Younger with 50 per cent of the pre- Proposition 18 1 to the aid of fellow membe.s in case of auto dealer's window which read; The Democrats appeared to be losing candidate of the scandal-tinted GOP cincts reporting. In campaign Yes ' trouble and to push trouble makers and "Closed for the rest of the day to allow the Assembly seat formerly held by Ohio state administration. speeches, O'Brien promised to 1,285,170 No [ provocateurs out of the march. Once employees to go and vote." George Zenovich. The latter won elec- Continued on page 3 "enforce the laws of California in the 1,504,978 2 -SPARTAN DAILY Wednesday November 4, 1970 Social CRAIG TURNER SI)argatill)sti Iv editor 1r ^4 me ba,ose State 14e, .rr,"..^, 5 ,r ,4 DAVID BARNWELL Ecology advertising manager By Gary "Freedom of the press is editorial board Hubbs not an end itself, but a CRAIG TURNER FRANK FERTADO This week s ECO-CATASTROPHE means to a free society." GARY PIERCE AWARD goes to U.S. Man. KEN COSTA U.S. Man. through relentless efforts, JOSEPH WU has managed to create more sewage, Justice Felix Frankfurter EARL REASON roads, ugly buildings, smog. pesticides SANDY ROOKAIR.D and people than nature ever thought of doing. When asked how hard was it to achieve such a goal, Man replied, -It was easy." Such modesty! U.S. Man creates on the average, 20 pounds of garbage and uses on the Editorials average 1,600 gallons of water each day. He consumes more raw materials in a week than many countries consume in a year. He creates so much waste everyday that he is running out of places to put it. He dams rivers, kills wild life Political Violence? and fouls the air he breathes and water he drinks. No place has been left As calm dialogue replaces heated denunciation and the incidents following untouched. Even our mighty oceans show signs of U.S. Man. President Nixon's speech in San Jose Thursday are subject to analysis, some In a recent interview with U.S. Man, I .iiisconceptions are becoming apparent. asked him to what he attributed his Most of the questions surrounding the alleged violence that accompanied the great success? He replied by saying -I've ''resident's speech were aired and examined Monday in an intelligent been working very hard to develop my liscussion sponsored by the Student Community Involvement Program. power of ATE (apathy toward environ- Moderated by SCIP co-director Bill Becker, the discussion included ment). .itatements from San Jose Police Chief Ray Blackmore, College President I believe that this constitutes about 80 .John H. Bunzel, A.S. President Bill Langan and Peace and Freedom Party "There's a bomb set to go off...." per cent of my irresponsibility. The other 1ssembly candidate Lee Stearns. 20 per cent is in the fantastic way I am The theme of the discussion seemed to be that the entire incident has been able to procrastinate:' blown out of proportion, chiefly for political reasons. It was even hinted that Thrust and Parry Yes, there's no denying it, U.S. Mon he violence may have been planned by Republican leaders in an effort to help deserves the ECO-CATASTROPHE ,.OP candidates. AWARD. We can all feel proud to have While we are not convinced that the incident was planned, it is probably true known such a fellow! hat the violence helped Republicans. It certainly gave President Nixon a Nixon Protest: Pro and Con I understand that U.S. Man is thinking volatile issue during his last few days of campaigning. about leaving nature behind and moving Some things were established at the informational rally Monday: on to bigger and better things. Today the Earth, tomorrow the Universe! I'm sure Police Chief Ray Blackmore reiterated that he saw nothing hit the don t, or when rocks are thrown at Whole Truth? that Mother Earth will be sad to see him President's car. He also seemed to back off a bit on his assessment of the scale police, how should the police respond? but U.S. Man must cut the apron of the violence. I m convinced we're not playing games. go, strings sometime. You can help U.S. Man --An "investigation" of the incident conducted by SCIP revealed that only Editor. My last questionshould these by going to the Environmental Infor- four eggs apparently were thrown at the President's car, all probably by the As students at SJS we ore incensed at people who breathe destruction and mation Center, Building U, and discover- same person. This does not mean, however, that rocks and bottles were not the lies and fabrications that have been violence be isolated from the campus ing for yourself the problems that he thrown, although the SCIP team could find little physical evidence of such woven around the events that took place milieu so constructive problem solving faces each day. missiles. last Thursday night at SJ Civic Audi- can be accomplished? Security precautions for Mr. Nixon were inadequate and poorly toriurn. These pigs' must be stopped. The true facts of the demonstration coordinated. Chief Blackmore blamed it on the Secret Service, which directed Tim Hassler are as follows. Staff Comment the operation. A15976 At an earlier rally that took place at Of the 1,000 demonstrators, most apparently were not SJS students. And SJS, speaker after speaker emphasized President's car. most of them did not throw rocks or bottles at the that the demonstration would be strictly Pseudo-Politics? The preponderance of evidence, including the eyewitness accounts of some nonviolent. It was also mentioned that Combating newsmen, still indicates that stones and some glass were thrown at Mr. any person engaged in violent acts Nixon's limousine. Even if just one rock was hurled, the incident was Editor: would be considered a orovocateur. No The exchange of communiques AE unjustified. apparent that what happened in San Jose to one was interested saults oomplete,ly But it is in getting busted between President Nixon and our own Nitcon is not comparable with what happened to him in Caracas, with over 500 peace officers- at the Bill Langan must have appeared as a By REINER KRATZ Venezuela, as some-have suggested, when he was vice president. auditorium. reassurance to many of the magnan- The first joint achievement of SJS ad- And it seems as if the whole thing has been blown slightly out of proportion, The demonstration was heavily monit- imity of our President. ministrators and students to combat perhaps for political reasons. ored by students, who time after time But to others, it merely pointed up the assaults on women students on campus prevented acts of violence while local affinity many have suspected between and surrounding areas has been the peace officers and government agents the two politicians. Or worse, it might formation of an escort service. stood by and watched. A few of these have signalled the creation of a dupe. Of The ntw project will certainly place students got Maced for their efforts. the last possibility, I am personally responsibilities on the indivi- Many of the demonstrators were extensive reminded of Gov. Reagan's attempt to dual escorts who are all members of members of the Head Start Program, use the statewide student leaders of or men s service Chance unemployed engineers, hardhats and either SJS fraternities the Peoples Park A Second march in Sacramento. organizations. Yet, both groups have local peace groups. in joining this pro- "playing politics" when it moved As Nixon emerged from the audit- Off-year Congressional elections have shown little interest A.S. Council should be commended for not program. orium and was getting prepared to leave traditionally eroded the President's tective last week to reopen the Judicial Selection Board hearings. The action indicates Omega, Circle K, (all the time flashing wildly either influence therein. Anticipating this Only Alpha Chi that council feels the Judiciary should be more than a political machine which Kappa Sigma, Sigma Nu, Sigma Pi and victory signs or peace signs) no order possibility in the light of the President's can be manipulated by the hierarchy of student government. have submitted agree- was given to disperse and in fact the current record of legislative failures, it Spartan Shields The decision was a good one in the fact that it provides for the of ments to aid this plan to provide safety only injuries that took place involved was imperative that further erosion reexamination of the previous judicial selection process. Furthermore, the That much is for SJS women students during the demonstrators who were bowled over influence be prevented. council moved to rescind the appointments of the four previously appointed knowledgeenter the evening hours. by flying wedges of -peace officers." common A.S. Judiciary members. alliterative rhetorician par excellence, The escort service project requires a There were a few eggs and rocks The Daily is not declaring that these four students would not make good Spiro. minimum of eight groups to function thrown, but these hardly could justices. In fact, they may be more than qualified for the positions and it's still be In the last two weeks it became under a once-every-two -weeks on call classified as "lethal weapons." possible all four may be reappointed at the end of the remaining judicial Chief increasingly clear that the strategy was basis. Blackmore, who stated that Nixon's life Vterviews. not operating as efficiently as hoped, It is time for SJS fraternities and was threatened twice and that it was However, the student court must not delve into any situation which may particularly in Illinois, Ohio, men's service organizations to show only an act of God- that he was not hamper its effectiveness. The chancellor has already eyed the abolishment of Tennessee, Florida, and despite o flood their strength and willingness to assist a killed, is either ridiculous or blind. campus courts and SJS must not give him a basis to further of support, California. Then, just two social and humane campus community exploit student There were only four reported arrests. nights before the President's Thursday cause. judiciaries. Three involved disturbing the peace and appearance. CBS released a poll that The programs' success will depend on A judicial selection which contained as many discrepancies as the last would one for assault on officer" a 'peace seemed to bear out the ineffectiveness the combined efforts of all campus surely be a factor in the issue of campus autonomy. which is questionable. of Agnew's rhetoric. Something signi- fraternities and men s service groups. With the reopening of the selection process, the selection board must take Before A.S. Langan President ficant was needed, a wave Mr. Nixon The vicious assaults on women can be due caution that all rules are followed. More incidents such as the ones which presumes to apologize for the students could ride, right down to election night. stopped. The escort service is one occurred in the last process could only bring trouble to this campus and cause of SJS, engaged in a peaceful demon- So we have now arrived at San Jose. answer to crime prevention -and the qudents, who may some day face the court, to lose trust in the judicial branch stration and a redress of grievances, he question that comes to my key is respectable escort personnel. of 'student government. should familiarize himself with the The first seems, to that of a San Therefore, the two groups are A.S. Personnel Selection Officer Dennis Edmondson made major errors in actual facts. mind and, it Francisco Chronicles editorialist, is why seriously urged to consider the worth- his last bout with the Judicial Selection Board. He must make certain he Felicia Beniveno A18182 contribution of selected was San Jose chosen? Why not while members knows all the rules before taking another stab at the situation. If, as he claims, Kambiz Mostofi A18183 Sacramento, or Anaheim, the next night, to reduce or possibly eliminate these he is unfamiliar with the process, a better informed government official Michael Brennan A15695 where the event would have seemed assaults. should lead him through Can Brennan A16805 the selections. triumphant regardless? San Jose is one Fraternity and men's group repre- All board members should sit through all judicial interviews. Edmondson of the worst areas of unemployment in sentatives may obtain additional infor- has scheduled interview days for Nov. 10-12. He is asking board members who the country. It is the southern point of an mation by calling Ron Barrett, C.U. cannot attend all sessions to appoint a permanent replacement. In order to 'Pigs' Redefined area known for its universities, strong director. insure fair hearings, these members should be more than willing to comply anti -war sentiment, angry minorities, tri Edmondson's request. liberalism and youth culture in general. Caution must be taken during the interview and recommendation process. If Editor: Spaiiiaii Ihoib more Thursday night I witnessed another Why did Richard Nixon, George irregularities occur, Edmondson must be held personally responsible. Murphy and Ronald Reagan choose to confrontation with the pigs:' The Second class postage paid at San Jose, Caiitorda incident occurreebehind the San Jose meet in San Jose? In the light of Member of California Newspaper Publishers' Association the California intercollegiate Press Civic Auditorium as the president was available intelligence data why were the Association and the Associated Press Published daily by Staff Comment security arrangements so inadequate San Jon State College, except Saturday and Sunday, leaving. Smashed roofs and hurling during the college year The opinions expressed herein rocks were exemplitied by radical and inept at handling 900 people are not necessarily those of the Associated Students, the figure)? Why did Richard Coi lege Administration, or the Department of orators spewing their intellect. (Reagan's Journalism and Advertising Subscriptions acCipted Nixon flash his "triumphant- 'V sign, only on a remainder of semester basis Full academic Such a paradox, that these people, year $9, each semester. 51 50 Off campus price per Finding a United Cause under the guise of 'peace seekers, - openly admitting that it was a source of copy. 10 cents Phone 294 6114 Editoriai est 2343. Advertising eat 2091 Press of Suburban NeweasaPers, throw stones, burn banks and bomb antagonism? What of KQED "News- inc of Milpitas, Calitorni By ANNA BLACK room's" analysis of the events? In short, cause more harm on a wider scale than buildings. Ail articles designated as erPtorials reflect the was it a political 'pseudo-event?' rnaior.ty opinion of the editoriai board Ali other opinions After Thursday night's anti -Nixon others. So we fool ourselves when we suggest expressed are the views of the ,ngvidual writer or demonstration. I felt war cartoonist that Women's The summer-filler type causes are this behavior will cease when the The Democrats were obliged to join Liberation was sort of a summer -filler has ended? Should our colleges be the with Nixon in a condemnation of Thurs- Editor CRAIG TURNER primarily changes in conciounessa Advertising Manager DAVID BARNWELL ng fi:nilles. Women's behavior to perpetuate? day's incident. Despite pronouncements FRANK matter nf turning on- to enlightened places for this Assistant Editor FERTADO Goy I. iberahori. offihr., people decide that our to the contrary, no time was wasted News Editor GARY PIERCE When these Assoc,ate Ertto. KEN COSTA Jia and important. college should be shut down and feel making political hay from it. Murphy has Day E rt. tor RENEE BAYER But, each individual no matter how At the anti -Nixon demonstration there inclined to smash windows, should there even gone so far as to claim a gain of COPy Ed.tnr JOE Wu Wire Editor EARL REASON committed, has only his measure of were protesters from every faction be a limit on how much destruction they four points. I seem to recall a Conrad Sports Editor MIKE DUGGAN Feature Editor SIEVE SWENSON effectiveness. Indian, Chicano, block, Women's Lib, incur, or should they be stopped? And cartoon, that appeared in last week's Entertainment Editor RANDY MILLER face students and the at who shall stop them? Daily, 'I need four volunteers..." investigative Reporter SANDY ROOKAIRD Major problems gays, and ecology people...Everyone These Public Relations Director STEVE LYNAM country. We may not agree as to which the moment was protesting the ultimate When do come on campus, are all things to ponder. Executive Assistant MARY DOUGHERTY Chief Photographer iivliCF ROZENMART

r this,r rrYrrg rnririv th.rn1 ,LGJi It IS a matter of obje-, Mrtkrisr , woontirri determination that some injustices and domestic. When peoule arta idiu VVednesday November 4, 1970 SPARTAN DAILY -3 News Review Results of Senate Races HARVEY WAL ANGER NIGHT "*. Angela Files Suit Continued from page 1 official returns reported Mc- MAINE Compiled From Associated Press RHODE ISLAND :4 In the Senate, Republicans Closkey with 140,034 to Gum- Bishop Muskie McLaughlin Pastore Di gained at least two and perts' 38,261. 62,025 97,565 104,917 224,903 The head of the Women's House of Detention NEW 11)1(K possibly four seats. This TUNNEY'S SUCCESSOR says Angela Davis is being held in solitary confinement be- gain still leaves the GOP In the race for the congres- MARYLAND TENNESSEE cause, among other things, some other prisoners do not share EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT ell short of majority sional seat vacated by Beall I Hi Tydings Brock at Gore(D) ' 'ideological beliefs." control in the upper house. newly-elected U.S. Senator 434,510 355,198 548,666 508,327 The espousal of such beliefs could set in motion events ONLY 75C No such gains were evi- Jolui V. Tunney, Republican HARVEY WALLBANGER'S that might result in bodily harm to the plaintiff Miss Davis," dent in the House of Repre- Assemblyman Victor Veysey MASSACHUSETTS TEXAS 951 TOWN & COUNTRY VILLAGE Jessie Behagen, superintendent of the prison, said in an affi- sentatives where Democrats held a slim lead over Demo- Spalding i RI Kennedy Di Bush i RI Bentsen i davit. DI appear to have retained their crat David A. Tunno with a 182,724 329,873 799,940 927,350 Mrs. Behagen said prison officials also felt solitary con- comfortable edge. quarter of the votes counted. finement of Miss Davis, a former college professor and In the hotly contested race '1 unney had represented the MICHIGAN UTAH avowed Communist, was necessary to preserve order for representative from Southern California desert Romney R I Hart i Di Burton R ) Moss(D) because Miss Davis had become "an object of curiosity." Berkeley's Seventh Congres- district for six years before 477,280 806,157 54,646 68,635 Miss Davis, 26, is being held without bail on a fugitive sional District, controversial his successful campaign warrant from California, where she is accused of murder and black Democrat Ronald V. against George Murphy. MINNESOTA VERMONT kidnapping for furnishing the guns for a courtroom shootout Dellums held a thin lead over Eight Democrats and five McGregor ( R 1 Humphrey( DI Prouty i R ) Hoff (Di in which a judge was killed. Republican John Healy early Republicans won easy 326,951 463,131 86,902 59,022 Miss Davis has brought suit trying to force the prison today. reelection in other Northern officials to return her to the general prison population. Mrs. With 38 per cent of the vote California races, and incum- MISSISSIPPI VIRGINIA Behagen's affidavit was the city's reply to the suit. counted, Dellums led 30,128 bents of both parties were Thompson ( Stennis Garland ( ) Rawlings (D) The affidavit said Miss Davis is being kept in a 12 by 10-foot ID) to 29,439 in the heavily leading in scattered returns 36,662 274,975 133,284 275,842 room, twice the size of the ordinary cell at the prison, and Democratic district. Peace from Southern California. Byrd U) has a number of privileges not given to other inmates. and Freedom Party candi- State-by-state results in MISSOURI 478,614 When she first arrived at the prison, Mrs. Behagen said, date Sarah Scahill had 893 the U.S. Senate contests: Danforth ( RI Symington (D) Liz traizc she was kept briefly in a dormitory area, but she "rapidly votes. 516,630 569,065 WASHINGTON became the center of attraction to inmates as well as an ALASKA HEALY-DELLUMS Elicker ( R ) Jackson ( DI object of curiosity. Stevens ( Kay (D) MONTANA to Elefall4 In the see -saw battle, 87,631 448,992 111 Wallace ( RI Mansfield ( DI "She remained there about one day," the affidavit con- Healy overcame an early 182 plaintiff's 28,306 49,255 tinued, "as it soon became apparent that the Dellums lead to inch ahead WEST VIRGINIA presence had a disruptive effect on the normal institutional ARIZONA by 63 votes shortly after mid- NEBRASKA Dodson RI Byrd(I) routine " Fannin ( RI Grossman ( D) night with 36 per cent of the 59,353 50,598 Hruska ( RI Morrison ( DI 98,973 339,111 vote in. 94,177 92,704 4401 So. 1st Dellums, who defeated CONNECTICUT WISCONSIN Kent Grand Jury Overruled NEVADA veteran Congressman Weicker ( RI Duffey ID) Erickson (RI Proxmire (D) Raggio ( R Cannon ( D) At Alma CLEVELAND, Ohio-A federal judge yesterday overruled Jeffrey Cohelan in the 443,061 362,398 227,383 564,919 31,667 38,679 a state court restriction against public comment by persons Democratic primary, has Dodd (I) involved in a grand jury probe of violence at Kent State been the target of attacks by 261,554 NEW JERSEY WYOMING University. Vice President Spiro T. Gross( R ) Williams)!)) Wold R) McGee (D) The grand jury indicted 25 persons in connection with Agnew for his alleged ties DELAWARE 846,510 1,090,072 19,140 28,191 campus disorders last May 1-4 that ended when four students with the Black Panther Roth R1 Zimmerman ID) SILVA SERVICE were shot to death and nine others wounded during a confron- Party. 95,021 64,835 NEW MEXICO tation with National Guardsmen, The seventh district has a Carter ( R Montoya ( D) U.S. Dist. Court Judge Ben C. Green granted a temporary majority of registered FLORIDA 120,119 130,483 !CSC Student injunction sought by the American Civil Liberties Union of Democrats, who outnumber Cramer (R) Chiles ( Ohio to prevent the restriction. Republicans by nearly five- 749,835 875,582 NEW YORK Judge Edwin W. Jones and Albert Caries of Portage to-two. The district stretches Goodell i R) Ottinger ( DI Applications County Common Pleas Court issued orders Sept. 5 to restrain from the exclusive Berkeley HAWAII 1,181,421 1,764,333 our Buckley ( CI comment by witnessess, court officers and others involved in Hills area to predominantly Fong (RI Heftel (D) The SJS Intercultural the grand jury investigation. black West Oakland. 52,179 46,144 1,889,615 00 Steering Committee (ICSC) The grand jury report, released Oct. 5, exonerated In another local congres- is presently seeking foreign NORTH DAKOTA National Guardsmen of blame in the incident but criticized sional race, incumbent ILLINOIS students to fill six vacant (D) Kleppe R) Burdick ( D) Nelp. Kent State officials, saying the university administration no Republican Paul N. "Pete" SmithiRt Stevenson positions on the Foreign Need 47,011 76,589 longer runs the university. McCloskey defeated Demo- 726,319 1,126,387 Student Advisory Commit- ACLU attorneys had argued that the grand jury report cratic challenger Robert tee. made "social commentary" and offered "political solutions" Gomperts by a landslide in INDIANA OHIO Just and that the judges stifled reply by witnesses through their San Mateo County's 11th Roudbushi RI Hardie ( Taft RI Metzenbam ( DI More information may be court order Congressional District. Un- 714,699 721,133 1,186,423 1,133,839 obtained through the ICSC Ark! Intercultural Center in the PENNSYLVANIA New Wineskin, 10th and San SJS Student Dies Scott (R) Sesler Fernando streets, or by call- 1,556,917 ing 293-8533. Gasoline 1,771,855 78 SO. 4th. St. Regular 194 Octane) Next to Cams. Store Clerk Shot Langan Hits Shaffer By STEVE DROESSLER by one of two gunmen who sponded within seconds of 28.7 Daily Staff Writer held up the small grocery the shooting, but was unable Police today are con- store shortly after midnight. to locate the killers. Ethyl (100+ Octane) BACK PACKE tinuing their search for two Burgess, a senior business Before Burgess was shot, Campaign Handout NO OTHER STORE OFFERS SUCH DISCOUNTS suspects in the fatal shooting administration major, was his assailant attempted to hit USE ON LAY -AWAY BANMAMERITARD. 1S1 NAT MASTER (HAM of a 24-year-old SJS student pronounced dead on arrival him on the head with his gun, Controversy has arisen headquarters declined to DOWN BAGS PACK-BAGS 2-MAN who was part-time clerk at at Valley Medical Center. but Burgess took the blow on over a campaign handout comment other than to state STERLING PACK-FRAMES MOUNTAIN TENTS CLIMATIC KNAPSACKS the Spartan Market, 351 E. OFF DUTY his arm. Then the student distributed by 24th assembly that they had been in contact 100, Primo MDR Down Noe. RUCKSACKS began struggling to get the district candidate Virginia before the ion" RIP.STOP NYLON mils. 31.7 Williams. The slaying took Police report that Burgess with Langan 00131141.139 Oa WIWI! NYLON er CAMYAS PIMA NYLON place early yesterday in a was off-duty at the time and weapon, police said. Shaffer, which pictures A.S. pamphlet was published. La CRUISER TYPE PARRA NYLON TS Re. 49" MATTEHORN by RI,1 DRILL Serve Yourself holdup attempt. was just leaving the store One of the men was de- President Bill I,angan with Lb. 54.99 NIWCO.SIAWY- 3 Lb. 611,911 TANDAROCANIPWAYS 6 I01410 1 Robert Burgess III, 616 S. when the two holdup men en- scribed by Bigelow as about Mrs. Shaffer. The cutline on Wit TV:CT:1711:g. WHITE STAG 92103 AAAAA AT MI And Save M. OtIam Eighth St., Apt. 6, was shot tered. 23-24 years-old, 5-6, and 150 the picture reads, "San Jose Barrell's WHIT. STAG NAGS "4 NYLONS STAST AT AT DISCOUNT MICR% UMW One of the men stationed pounds. He wore a short Afro State student body prexy Bill HIKING BOOTS Prices subject to change Chips 1401 11.11 14434 SELECTION himself at the door while his haircut and hau "bulgy" Langan supports Shaffer Fish & ON TEE PENINSULA VOYAGER BOOTS often MUMMY BAG ly 110. WORM. SOLI without notice. Available companion moved in front of eyes. He was wearing a candidacy." 3 La 1411011 as. 34 99 0111 SITA-OPTIMUS- JOMMIIR SOOTS Now dark-blue, zippered wind- It continues with a quote WITH LUG SOLE 004%1) the cash register where clerk DEHYDRATED FOOD PRIMUS-BLUETT For Only Don Bigelow, also an SJS breaker, a dark T-shirt and from Langan, "Only legis- FREE WILSON'S FREEZE DRY FULL LINE OF R101- MOOR Puritan student, was standing. dark pants. lator to initiate talks this Piece of fish ETC. STOVES CLIMBING EQUIP. The suspect took his hands ARMED SLAYER year to discuss campus-com- with this ad $2.10 ea 1 order 15(0 UNI MOUNTAIN VIEW I opgi Oil Co. ri from his coat, covered his The other gunman was de- munity problems. She has a and any i d SPARTAN face with a scarf, pulled out scribed as 20-to-21 years old, genuine interest." So. 11th & San Carlos about 6 feet tall and 150 A Langan administration Open 12 noon TO ? PliSALE OM SUNDAY 10 TO 5 10th & Taylor BARBER a revolver, and threatened SHOP Bigelow, "Do as you are told pounds. He wore brown spokesman declared that 293.4259 jacket, dark pants and a Langan knew nothing about A OM I= MB Gal 6th & Keyes Dally 9 AM. to 6 P.M. or I'll kill you," he said, Sunday 10 A.M to 3 P M. according to police. dark cap. He was armed the picture appearing in the 4th & William 487 So. 4th St. STRUGGLE with a small caliber re- literature. Meanwhile, a At the front of the store, volver. spokesman from Shaffer while this was going on, Bur- gess standing near the se- Introducing the most absorbent Precision Experience cond armed bandit, ap- Quality Service parently tried to wrestle the weapon away from the Council Considers tampon ever put in an applicator. Foreign Car Services bandit, police report. During the scuffle, a shot Special Student Discount was fired and Burgess slumped to the floor. The Club Constitutions GARAGE bullet struck Burgess near the heart, police said. A.S. Council will hopefully Also on the agenda will be Both gunmen ran from the consider numerous constitu- the appointment of a com- New Meds, the ModessTampon, EUROPA store with Bigelow in pur- tions from on-campus organ- mittee to investigate the 111011' 111,111 you're 850 Lincoln Ave. San Jose suit-not knowing that Bur- izations at today's 3:30 p.m. structure and relation of the okorkis er 40% the tampon Phone 295-9082 gess had been shot. Bigelow meeting in the council cham- Spartan Shops to A.S. prohahls %vexing. Regular 01 super. lost the suspects on dark bers of the College Union, government. Williams street. according to Terry Speizer, Special Allocations Com- IN PERSON SUSPECTS GONE A.S. vice-president. Speizer mittee will present a $498 re- What makes it so absorbent? arc more cornpat I than the ones the said that the constitutions quest from SCIP for a A police patrol car in thc fiber Ours you're used to, they're area heard the shot and re- have been being reviewed mimeograph machine, I \amine for the past few weeks by materials and the installa- easier to insert and more Reggie Toran, A.S. attorney tion of a phone, said Mike onifortahle to \sear. Buckley, A.S. treasurer. general. the till ,tahsorkent fiber . \nd the soft, '5 Ii made for / flexihle p(Ayethy lene THE 1.1111pon.. 5%' TI' the applicator can't olds sdlo stit k or pin( h sitatch the ii i,trd I1.1%t it. III I. Wr.e ay miff an. 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National Repressive Legislation, will in a steady erosion of civil Committee wears number 33 on his 'I've set as my personal goal Against Repress- speak on "Repressive Legis- liberties guaranteed by the ion was jailed in the late Spartan jersey for a reason. to try and break all his SJS lation" under the Nixon ad- Bill of Rights. 1950's for contempt It's the same number worn records," states the 6 foot, of con- ministration today at noon in Wilkonson, as a member of gress for 210 pound sophomore. refusing to testify the C.U. Umunhum Room. the. National Committee to before HUAC. Harraway, who played for The speech is sponsored by from 1963-65 and is SJS the Campus Committee **************Intinkint* a starter on the currently Against Repression which Washington Redskins, still holds records here for most yards rushing in a game 1227 Marketing, on 28 carries) and longest run from scrimmage 94 yards). In addition, Barra- Management way has a record for most points in a single season, 84. Interviews 54 His coaches have nothing but praise for Knott, who ran Graduate students may for 110 yards in Saturday's now sign up for interviews in 21:44-, :annum 13-9 loss to Utah. the field of Marketing and 250 East Santa Clara Spartan offensive back- Management, Nov. 4-10 at DALE KNOTT field coach John Mackovic, the Career Planning and who works directly with Placement Office, 122 S. KSJS UK; Knott, says -Knott can Ninth St., Building AA. LOOKING FOR THE KEYS 90.7 FM become the finest fullback on January graduates will be 6:00-Spartan Newsline the west coast by his senior EX-SPARTAN ROMPS-Former SJS grid star two weeks ago. At left is Raider Ben Davidson given preference Nov. 4-6, World, State, local news year. He has all the tools." charky Harraway leaps out of grasp of 1831. with June graduates encour- TO SUCCESS? Oakland Raider Tom Keating in NFL action -Daily photo by Bill Lovejoy. Already, the sophomore aged to sign up Nov. 9-10 We Have Them On Each Portable 6:05-Spartan Focus "Nixon from Chowchilla has tied SJS games were fast breaking Or*** in San Jose" by Terry Gusto records by scoring four Intramurals and close as the scores in- SENIORS & GRADUATE Typewriters touchdowns in one game vs. dicate. The Blues slipped by Rented 6: 10-Spar tan Spectrum UOP, Oct. 24) and catching A -mandatory" meeting of a "B" league team 43-42. News of SJS and other 10 passes in another 1 vs. officials for the intramural colleges New Mexico, Oct. 10). basketball league will be Head coach Dewey King, held today in MG 201 at 3 VISTA 1 MONTH 6:15-First in a four part commenting early this week, p.m. Officials will be given series on Ernest Hemingway said of Knott, "I had said he 'game assignments' for to- IS HERE Manuel $ 8.00 was one of the best soph full- niorrow night's opening of 6:43-Brian Prows Show Elec. Portable 812.50 fullbacks in the nation, now I what looks like an exciting Monday -Friday say he's one of the best fun- 9:06-BBC World Theatre season. r;.frl Jose Typewriter Co.,Inc k), ks. period." In pre season contests, the 8:30-3:00p.m. COLLEGE UNION 24 South Second 2936383,,/ British Writer 1***************************-Ir** How to begin a career Gordon Taylor Conducts Seminar without Spartan Daily Classifieds The well -know ii hi mg scielic, a, %l en ...port- playing ANNOUNCTMENTS II' U.S. SURPLUS: Combat boots. Field Want to trade kids? Need babysitter EXPERIENCE THESIS TYPING science writer, Gordon R. ing it led to his first influent- Corporate iackets. Camping supplies; Navy Pea T.W.Th am 9 10 12 30 for 11>yr ELECTRIC Master's Reports - Taylor will visit SJS Thurs- ial books, -Conditions of Coats. Bell bottom pants (Denim daughter, in exch for equal baby Disertations. Marianne Tamberg, 1924 Kindergarten. MAKE IT. FINE WINE $100 a gal Wool Whites)S. 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