Monday, October 16, 1972 Spartan 1)1111V Serving California State University at San Jose Since 1934 t. David Dellinger, Ramsey Clark I. highlight anti-war rally in S. F.

By Bum Eggleston the rally site. Lindley Meadow Was near empty protracted el tort to change the "consciousness San Francisco - "I think that we're going prior to their arrival, but by the time the first and the political climate in America.- through kind of a crisis of self-confidence now. speaker rose to the umbrella-covered podium. RAMSEY CLARK David Dellinger told Saturday's assemblage in more than 2.500 persons tilled the bowl-shaped Ramsey Clark is a tall, thin man who looks like Golden Gate Park's Lindley Meadow. meadow. a country preacher and talks with a Southern As the gathering of anti-war demonstrators Dellinger, who will speak at San lose State accent. When delivering a speech he uses neither answered with an occasional "Right on. Dave," University tomorrow. Was the first scheduled hand nor facial gestures, but there is something Dellinger continued the speech in which he often speaker. either in the tone of his voice or in the words contrasted the self-confidence and In appearance, he could he mistaken furs mid- themselves that cause people to listen. determination of the North Vietnamese with the dle aged businessman. Most at his thin hair is on Evidently, people were listening last August "crisis of sell -confidence" in the anti-war the back of his head where it reaches just over when on two occasions while the former at- movement in the United States. collar-length. torney general was in North Vietnam, Radio Dellinger, and former attorney general All this belies the tact that he has been a Hanoi broadcast recorded interviews with Ramsey Clark, highlighted the list of speakers in pacifist most of his tile, was among the first Clark. In the interviews, he accused the United a program organized by the October 14 group at Americans to enter Hanoi during the States of bombing civilian residential areas and Coalition, a composite of about 70 Bay Area height of the Vietnam War, and recently ac- was quoted as saying "There is absolutely no organizations. companied three prisoners-of -war on their excuse for bombing North Vietnam." Julian Bond, 0-Rep, Ga., although scheduled return to the United States after being released U.S. Secretary of Stale William Rogers said to speak. did not appear for what a by North Vietnam. Clark's broadcasts from Hanoi were spokeswoman called "political reasons" oc- In his speech. he said why he thought the "contemptible." Another former attorney Phil -Gould curing in Georgia. North Vietnamese decided to release the general. John Mitchell, called Clark's visit to Speakers David Dellinger and Ramsey Clark Earlier in the day, marchers assembled in Mis- prisoners. North Vietnam "outrageous." sion Dolores Park tore nearly five mile parade to "What they [the North Vietnamese) were Sen. George McGovern defended Clark. doing," Dellinger said, "was sending a message McGovern said that members of the Nixon ad- to the American people...An a way it was a dual ministration who had attacked Clark were ac- message. The first was a message of solidarity ting beneath the dignity of their offices. with the American people as against the It was not surprising, then, that Clark en- State Court decision may hamper American government, and that's why the dorsed McGovern for President in his speech POW's were released not even to specific Saturday. organizations, but they were released to the 'If Dellinger's theme was the "crisis of self-con- whole anti-war movement, which is several fidence," Clark's might be a call for recognition million people who have demonstrated and of a "common humanity." Antonio Plaza protested and taken action against the war." "We do not concede the common humanity of redevelopment The second message. San Dellinger said, was the those people (the North Vietnamese)," Clark North Vietnamese do not intend to hold the explained. By Hill Paterson "I think this is one of the things that should of money and time poured into the project. remaining prisoners, but will release them the We don't see the clear connection between a San lose State University may have one last have been done in the first place," said James Originally the San Antonio project was moment the war is over. Dresden and a Hiroshima. between a Jackson breathalthough a small oneto curtail or alter Beall, A.S. housing director. designed for student housing. However, in 1970. He said that having seen the damage done by State and an Attica; we don't recognize the com- the planned development of the San Antonio Beall said there were no studies done on how Saga claimed such projects were "economically American bombing, it is "incredible, really, that mon humanity of a George Jackson and Plaza project. the environment would affect SJSU or the unfeasible" and scrapped the idea for the present with the war still going on the Vietnamese would ourselves. But it's there America, and you better The project, under the direction of Saga downtown area originally. He claimed surveys plan which is aimed at white-collar people. send some of them (the POW's) back." see it before you lose your soul." Enterprises Inc. and the San Jose Redevelopment "were only done in terms of dollars and cents." The University, which had been involved with Dellinger often returned to his "crisis of self- Much of Clark's speech dealt with the North Agency, is planned to include an 11 -story hotel, "Saga will definitely have to change their the plan, withdrew its support. confidence" theme. He depicted the North Viet- Vietnamese in a depiction similar to that stated 744 apartment units and a parking garage as parking plan because an impact study will find Last spring. SJSU Pres. John Bunzel sent a namese repeatedly as a highly moralistic culture by Dellinger. He also expressed their "self-con- well as a three-level student -orientated there's gling to be too much congestion," he letter to Mayor Mineta opposing the San An- having "such a surge of life, such a vitality, so fidence." commercial plaza to be built between Third and claimed. tonio project. much sell -confidence." But Americans, he later Before he concluded with an endorsement of Fourth streets and San Carlos and San Fernando Beall also said the city's decision to have the "The college no longer has any real connection said, tend to separate the human and the moral McGovern, however, he said in an almost streets. Construction has been slated for early Planning Commission and Planning Department with it except for being its neighbor. in return for from their politics. sermon-like tone: "Let's recognize the common next year. review the impact studies instead of the En- the loss the parking spaces for our student's His speech made it apparent that his definition humanity of all people. Let's cherish their A Sept. 21 Slate Supreme Court decision ruled vironmental Commission was wrong. cars, we gain a super-block between us and the of sell -confidence is the ability to maintain a children as our own. Let us know, until we do, the 1970 California Environmental quality Act Pella said the choice of the Planning Com- downtown," he wrote. sense of morality and determination in the lace they will never be able to cherish our children as (which requires that environmental impact mission Was based on the group's qualifications Council ignored this and voted unanimous ap- ol seemingly endless hardship. their own. And we'll only go on waging studies be completed before projects can be and resources. He said the Planning Commission proval of the project last spring. Thus. concluding his speech, he called for a violence." built), applied to private as well as public land qualified as an agency under the city charter uses. which he said would better protect developers In reference to this, Ferdinand Palla, San Jose against lawsuits. city attorney, announced on Oct. 4 that projects He also said the commission would have the having a "significant" impact on the en- staff and resources of the planning department Smorgasboard of causes vironment would have to submit impact studies to prepare and investigate such reports. to the city's Planning Department. He also said Sanford Getreu, director of the Planning public hearings would be held "to get public im- Department, explained to the city council in the put." special session that environmental impact Palle said he based his interpretation on the studies require time and resources to complete. State Supreme Court's ruling. He spoke at a He said details include soil samples, amount of special session of the city council. noise, traffic patterns, and other technical items. 1700 wind through City A building moratorium has also been im- Larry Hecht, project coordinator for the San plemented against any projects which the plan- lose Redevelopment Agency, said impact with the project. ning department concludes will have a studies were submitted By Mark Simon and martial law, anarchy, and Women's prii-priiiinil is ii. ini slogan "Stop Nixon's" and "significant impact on the environment." "Whether they are adequate, nobody can say Approximately 1.700 anti-o.ar protestors Liberation up to the Oakland A's baseball team. then a blank space for the phrase of your choice. Excluded are single-family dwellings, duplexes. right now," he stated. wound their way through San Francisco streets For one brief moment of whimsy, a group was The day ended with a crackling speech by four-plexes. and general repair work. Beall claimed the only study Saga has done is a Saturday morning in intermittent rains chanting chanting "Ho, Ho. Ho Chi Minh. Oakland A's are Reverend Cecil Williams to a hard core When questioned about the San Antonio pro- market survey. slogans and singing in support at the Provisional gonna win." remainder of 500. The crowd had grown to as ject. Palle said "it isn't likely" the project would Eaton said he checked to see if an impact study Revolutionary Government's seven point Rain did not really inhibit the spirit of the large as 3.000 but as the day and the speeches be exempted from impact studies or a hearing. was submitted but couldn't find it on record. He proposal for peace in Vietnam. marchers but marching and radicalism has continued the crowd diminished. He said the city planning department would didn't rule out, however, the possible existence The faces, the lines were lamiliar, but the cast clearly become more of a sub-culture with Somewhere in between Dolores Park and the make a list of projects which might have a of one. of characters has dwindled in number and the idealogical debates between those still for Sen. Rev. Williams, Ramsey Clark talked about significant impact on the environment. Cordell Koland, director of the SJSU housing causes have changed. In tact the causes McGovern for President and those for exposing America saving its soul in an impressive address According to Mike Eaton. a city planning office, said his department would attend and represented in the march tluctuated with such Sen. McGovern as nothing more than a received by a standing ovation. technician, the San Antonio project is one of a have something to present when the hearing is frequency and variety that the march became conservative, capitalistic wolf in sheep's But he was speaking to a gathering ot the number of projects that will not receive building scheduled. more oil a smorgasbord of radical issues. clothing. Over-Committed who greet slogans and permits until impact studies are completed and a He said chances are slim, however, of having However, this was the vanguard of radical ac- Several participants admitted marches have exhortations like a home-town crowd cheeringa hearing is held. plans changed or altered because of the amount tivism in the Bay Area. 72 groups were listed as outlived their usefulness as a political entity. touchdown. sponsors for the Oct. 14 demonstration and there The affair began in the early morning rain in The march was long and the causes many and were probably as many contingents in the Dolores Park in San Francisco. A few of the the Over-Committed worried so over the proper march. organizers arrived early and were swapping slogans and attire and the march that Ramsey The march and rally were not only in support tales of previous marches and admiring each Clark's quiet, concentrated, and clearly honest Lowenstein slashes Nixon; of the seven points but included commentary on other's various slogan-bearing buttons. committment seemed sorely out of place among topics ranging from Gay Power, the Phillipines A group arrived with signs. 'the signs were the almost "rah-rah" chanting. urges McGovern support By Mork Levine to govern,- tomer Brooklyn Congressman h"rt Inv President Nixiin lot his -incapacity Allard K. Lowenstein urged people to elect McGovern for President. a Lowenstein spoke to approximately 150 persons in the College Union on Friday. Dellinger talk The former Congressman, present candidate for re-election to the House of Representatives, spearheaded the "Dump Johnson" campaign in 1968. Lowenstein blasted Nixon's record on unem- on campus ployment, cities, mass transit and housing as examples of the President's "incapacity to govern." The former congressman defended what some tomorrow persons have called McGovern's "lack of credibility." He charged that Nixon has Ardent pacifist David Dellinger will speak "changed his mind on everything," citing China tomorrow at 11:30 a.m, in the C.U. Loma Prieta and the USSR as examples. Room or on Seventh Street, weather permitting. Challenging the audience to "think of His topic has not been announced. something Nixon has done right," Lowenstein Dellinger was among the civilian escorts who said that at one time "I applauded Nixons drin- recently accompanied three released prisoners- king tea with Kosygin (premier of the USSR)." of-war on their return from Hanoi. He charged however, that the President's trip to Now in his fifties, he has been an active Moscow was "to make money for the grain pacifist for most of his life. During World War II, speculators," a reference to the Congressional he was sentenced to prison as a result of his investigation that looked into accusations of resistance to the &all. grain "pay-offs." After the war. he .111(1 III hers founded Defending McGovern's poor showing in the "Liberation Magazine." on which he served as a opinion polls. Lowenstein reminded the member of the editorial stall. audience of Sen. Eugene McCarthy's poor results He was among the organizers of the original in the polls in 1968 against Lyndon Johnson. National Mobilization Committee to End the Lowenstein urged "everybody to spend one- War in Vietnam (MOB) in 1906. tenth the energy that is now expended in dis- In 19611, he was arrested with others on a long cussion on why the polls are wrong." list of charges stemming from demonstrations at Lowenstein said that "if polls influence you the Democratic Convention in Chicago. The the wrong way, then a poll becomes a part of the lairsons arrested, known as the Chicago Seven, political process." were later aquit ted. Citing the bombing of Laos as an example, In 1969, Dellinger helped to organize a new Lowenstein charged that the "Nixon Ad- MOH, after the old one Was torn by conflicts ministration can lie about anything it wants to ,imong the many participating sub-groups. and get away with it." Marchers prepare to leave Dolores Park for Golden Gate Park Page 2, October IS, 1972 NEWS FROM EARTH EDITORIAL Rapid transit coming Koupal; consumer hot line

Fortunately for residents of Santa Clara Countyand that means San x++:4::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::...:,:!:!:!:!:!:!:::!:7:!:::::!:::::::::!:!:!:::::!:.::::7:::::::::6~::::::::::::::444-::::::::::::::::::::::. Mark Ba %smarm Jose State University students toothe county Board of Supervisors has Society: "We're sick and on the second floor of the En- laid the groundwork for what may become an inter-county rapid transit Ed Koupal is a very determined man. Audubon seeing those people sitting vironmental Studies Department in system. At least one got that impression as tired of primary's wet grass watching birds Building U. The supervisors, acting as the directors of the newly-formed County the co-author of last June around in the For more information either phone Transit District, have lifted rapid transit in Santa Clara County off the Propositon 9 spoke before Dr. Don die." investigations to the San Jose headquarters at 287-9301 drawing board by voting to buy 200 buses, 135 of which are new. smogless Aitken's Environmental Issues class. About ineffective he was dis- main polluters in any given or drop by the 235 N. First St. office. coaches. Koupal explained determine "There must be some kind of Wlvat's more, the supervisors have stressed that the buses will be used couraged with letter writing and area: The consumer complaint "hot line" is between the smoggers and during the interim of a five-year program with county rail transit as its working for election of represen- collusion now officially open. Call 277-2132 and smoggees." goal. According to present plans, Santa Clara County's system should tatives. so he set out to do something the Judy Garcia, Campus Community Proposition 9, the Clean eventually hook-up with BART, now serving part of the East Bay. out about it. He and his wife, Joyce, Although Consumer Coordinator (how's that for Act, was defeated. The bus fleetespecially if it is clean, efficient and relatively inexpen- formed the People's Lobby in 1968 to Environment a title?) or her staff will try to solve views the future as bright. sive and noiselesswill be valuable for citizens and may solve some of the have a voice in government. The group Koupal your problem. (consumer, that is). county's environmental problems. now has 20,000 members. The lobby is working to get a similar For persons who don't drive, namely senior citizens, youngsters, in- Basically, the lobby uses the initiative on the 1974 primary ballot, Judy will also begin a consumer valids, and students without cars, the buses will provide transportation to initiative (like Prop. 9) and the lawsuit Koupal thinks it has a good chance question and answer column next jobs. shopping areas, theaters, sports events and schools. to further its objectives. to pass. week in the Spartan Daily. If you have More important, if enough commuters can be encouraged to take the They recently won a suit in the State If anyone at San Jose State a question to ask, either call Judy or go buses instead of driving, city and county traffic. noise and pollution Supreme Court making it legal to University would like to belong to the up to see her in the A.S. Offices on the problems could be eased. collect signatures for a petition to new People's Lobby campus chapter third level of the College Union or Hopefully, the bus line and resultant rail system may even untangle "wherever people go." Currently they and learn about what's happening in bring your questions to the Spartan SJSU's parking and traffic problems. are suing Standard Oil for $30 million the environmental field, he can sign up Daily. Of course, since the BART network will stretch through the East Bay for fraud in the company's F-310 ads. and up to San Francisco the Santa Clara link to BART will eventually Koupal is optimistic that the lobby transport South Bay residents to all parts of the Bay Area. will win the suit. In the interest of the thousands of university students in the county, we An extensive knowledge el recommend the planners of the rapid transit system keep several con- government and its workings and wry siderations in the forefront. humor characterized Koupal's talk: Stations should be located near campuses. At least some buses should About the discontinuance el run at night and on Sundays. Provisions should be made to carry bikes on cyclamates: "Did you notice Congress buses or cars. And, above all, students and other regular commuters should allocated money to cover losses of thi. receive a discount on fares. industries that had to stop using As a temporary solution to Santa Clara County's transit problems, the cyclamates, but not one penny wits bus line is a good idea. If the rapid transit system indeed comes within the allocated for the consumer that was projected five years, the county. its citizens and the whole Bay Area will eating that poison." benefit greatly. About the lobbys efforts to enlist We're glad to see the county's big step into the 21st century. help from the Sierra Club and tie.

Letters to the Editor Public housing needed ACSUP is With only a few weeks away, the Shaffer has used the public housing voters ot San lose will determine issue as a stepping stone for her own active again political career, once in 1968 and again whether or not 1,500 units of public Editor: in this year. Her efforts will be greatly housing will be provided for families In his "Guest Room" column in Mon immediately in need of housing. supported through the local real estate board. day's (Oct. 2) paper, Prof. George, Recent studies indicate a current Sicular, writing as an officer of United or Many students at San Jose State need of approximately 10,000 units Professors of California, suggested more. Thus. an effort to meet that University are actively involved in getting Proposition I passed on the that President Bunzel might have con- need must go before the voters as re- sulted the various faculty quired by Article 34 of the California Nov. 7 ballot in an effort to do something to provide desperately organizations in regard to the changes State Constitution. in the faculty salary schedule. Siculai which needed housing for our city's poor. In examining the opposition, listed four such organizations, but he Estate Get involved. Do something about is in essence the San Jose Real should have listed five. who finan- the housing crisis by actively Board and its members The Association of California State, support the Com- participating in the effort to pass cially and spiritually Universities Professors is present and Public Housing Proposition I. It's our second chance mittee to Oppose active again on this campus. ACSUP we discover a lack and may be our last. We need your help (COPH) by $3,000, (formerly ACSCP) expects to Let s recall Ralph Nader general to house our now. Contact the Associated of concern in participate fully in faculty affairs. cities poor whose numbers are in- Students at 277-3201, or Citizens Housing Action Committee, 293-2798 Anyone interested in finding out creasing every year. more about it can contact me (at ext. Mrs. Virginia or 295-1111. Jim Bailey Editorial Board Political opportunist, 72730 or through the Political Science Spartan Daily Department or any of the other of- Penny Spar Lenore Seltzer, ficers: Vice President JrrvIng Laidotnia Stain (1111VerSity. Mn lose Since 1934 to band Secretary Mary Bowman, or Treasurer Rick Malaspina "Thank you" Don Roark.

Ted Norton Dan Huss impressed he invited the band back to The press is the best instrument for Eileen Collin Editor: play for the San Diego-Charger game Editor's note: All student and faculty members Two weeks ago, I attended the San on Dec. 17. are encouraged to express their views on any enlightening the mind of man, and George Rede lose State University-San Diego State And that's not all. At the end of the subject in the letters to the editor section of tilt, football game. What I saw happen game our band played one final piece editorial page. Letters may be mailed or brought improving him as a rational, moral Mark Simon there, I'll never forget. and the people sitting all over the to the Spartan Daily office, IC 208, and must tu Roger Woo Marching Band performed 250 words or less, typewritten and double- and social being.' The SJ SU bleachers rose and shouted in unison spaced. Name and activity or faculty card All articles designated as for pregame and halftime. Their "More! More!" editorials reflect the majority number must be included, and all letters must he Thomas Jefferson performances were really spectacular. I felt so proud of the band, which signed. Non -students and non -faculty members opinion of the editorial board I know I am not alone when I express worked so hard and deserved every bit are asked to include address, telephone number All other opinions expressed are the this. The crowds also felt this way, as applause it got. I also felt proud that and title or position. The Spartan Doily will nut Vol. 60 No. 17 views of the individual write!' or cartoonist. they completely quieted down during band was representing our print letters which are libelous or in poor taste this fine The editor reserves the right to edit or cut letters the shows, only to break into wild ap- school and us. to conform to space limitations and to cease plause and cheering at the end of each Thank you, marching band, for the publication of letters dealing with subjects he nurnber. excellent representation in San Diego. believes have been exhausted. St all Com inent Also, the Mayor of San Diego was so Faith Micco Spartan nib’ Serving the San lose Stale University Uommunity Situ, Our school 1034 Staff Comments Second class postage paid at Sun lose. Calrfornin Member of California NEWSPAPER, Pubhshers Association and the Associated Press Published daily by San lose State looks good University. except Solurday and Sunday. during he college year The opinions expressed herein are 1101 necessarily Reporting steps backward Hair is neat, those of the Associated Students. the College Ad- By Alan Rosenberg mienistration. or the Department of fournalisin and Adverbeing. Subscriptione accepted only on a rermander 01.mm/tiler bases. Full academic year. $9, each Semester. By Steve Marinucei I am pleased to know that our cam- $4.50. Off campus price per copy, 10 cents Phone 277.3181 Nair is nicer pus is starting to look like a Advertising 277.3173. Press of Pokier Publicntions. Inc . university. Ilnion Ca), Although only a few buildings The controversy over the discolsure sources are the single most important By Howard Sehleeter have Erlitor.in-chiet Penny Spar of confidential news sources by device in the effective gathering of in- been treated with a new paint job and a Advertising Mummer Mannhalter Maiming Editor Hick Malaspina reporters in the media took a new turn formation." A special college section in a recent few trees planted to cover some con- News Editor Man Hos.. recently with the jailing of a staffer of Bridge's statement is the essence of issue of Esquire magazine commented, crete, I think it is a start in the right Make-up Editor Moser Editorial Paso htlitor El/PVII 1..110 the now-defunct Newark (N.J.) News. the job of news gathering. A reporter "That's what you like, girls with clean direction. Copy Editor LaVonia Anderson must be able to show his sources that shaven legs." I also would Ansi Copy Moor Lynn Ferguson The staffer, Peter Bridge, was the like to go on record Chief Inyestioaltoe Writer Mork Simon first reporter ever jailed since the anything they tell him will be for him I'm inclined to agree that smooth saying that I enjoy the chimes ringing Feature Editor Shirley -An. (Roden only, and not for detective agencies, legs on girls are slightly more everyday Spans Editor lay tioldbers Supreme Court voted last June in a from Morris Dailey. It may Fine Arts Editor (Aeon Lakrank landmark 5 to 4 decision that news police department, or others. The same appealing than stubbly legs, and a be true that sometimes it sounds out ()I Exchanse Editor loin Moll, photographs. whole lot more appealing than some Wire Editor cothy reporters don't enjoy immunity from holds true for tune and the songs do not make one Photo Editor Marilynn lk being forced to testify in front of a Unless the news media's I've seen around campus that would boogie, but it makes a lot of apathetu Public gelation,. Ihreclor Mary Monahlie look good on "King Kong's" daughter. Chief Phniogropher Chris Slewori grand jury. newsgathering resources are for people at San Jose State University Peter Krupp Bridge did just that, and was ordered themselves alone, they may ultimately Just yesterday while picking up a rage with anger. Manoser t trio Sum. pen I had accidentally Metall Ad Manager I no, lenuarel/ jailed for an indefinite period of time. become an evidence gathering source dropped in I was appalled when I heard a group I 3assilied Manager Hale Hansen Commenting upon his refusal to tes- for the police. class. I was treated to a sight only a of instructors adamantly protesting Promotion Manager coil Memel/ sex-starved Production Manager Rill Whileheed tify in Time magazine, Bridge said, "A It is for this reason that the courts, baboon could appreciate. the chimes, and asked they be stopped Art I/swim Dave After about 10 minutes person who is not a news reporter for the good of freedom of the press of holding back at once. These instructors argued the Reporters: Ramiro Asoncio, Lo Quito 0 Ralthick. Fronk might wonder why it is so important to and, ultimately the Constitution, must a violent case of the "dry heaves" I chimes interrupt class lectures, but I Primo. Steve Burton, Mark Rusernann. Ansel L Campos, realized that Cairns Cline. Holly Curtis. Stephante Curbs. ferry Dyer. maintain the confidentiality of uphold the rights of newsmen and for many girls femininity have found the instructors waste more. Dun Explosion. tackle &Moir. William Flint. Al Francis, sources. I can testify that confidential newswomen to protect their sources. has definitely taken on anew meaning. time complaining about the noise Linde Frosynld. Virginia Golden. Sill Harhe. leonine Healy, Of course, Mark Hesedue Mork 1111111TOn. Robert Hill. lonet Cuslina. If not the courts, then the Congress as "liberated women" will even after the chimes have stopped Frank Hallo, Cory Hyman. Nick Labash. Nand Logue or State Legislature must pass a law to agree, there's really nothing wrong ringing. Mark Levine. Maureen McCarthy. Lisa Mrlkonei. Steve Marinate,. Win It Moithewo Lawrence Mender. Tom Come oft that effect. with hairy legs. After all, guys have Therefore, let those chimes keep on Miller. Ray Marmon. Rill Paterson, George Rode. Alan Don't just sit there. You must The ultimate result will be the them, but guys have beards too. This ringing louder and out of tune more Rosenbers. 'toward M Schleeter, Steve Terry, Elisabeth preservation of one of the best comment does not apply to girls who Venom. Deb. Sells ;oho, Vernon have something on your mind. Voice often. In the long run, the students ()I Advertising Sole. Staf 1 Morgaret Merry. Henry Cheerier guarantees the Constitution holds. Rob lidgren Aubrey your opinion in the letters to the wouldn't mind growing whiskers on fif SU will benefit because 80111V (100. Sally Holland. lee Ituni. Rrende Lack of a favorable law or ruling their faces. The rest would do well to Mihawn. Ion Glenn Nets.. Aim Olenn, Al P11171, editor section of the 'Spartan Daily. instructors will interrupt their dry and Randy Poppenheumen. Tony Haminfe, Mark Salved. HIrto could ultimately mean the end of the remember that, "to spare the razor is to boring lectures, and might remember 7klippo. Paul Shorty/alt. Tom Solari, Ikon Ward. Ed Yarned," free press as we know it. spoil the bod." what a university is supposed to be. 4111110 60 MOHON11.1144. October 19, 1972, Page 3 What it is 'Don't fight City Hall' Thanksgiving What's happening Oct. 16-22? Monday- See how foreigners handle a common problem at San Jose State University. "Bicycle Thief" is showing at Morris Sanchez aids citizens Pilgrimage Dailey at 7:30 p.m. for $l. Fed up with it all? Unwind with yoga every Monday from 4 to By Jerry Dyer over testing of personnel for office. p.m. in the C.U. Almaden room. The program is sponsored by These days you don't have to city employment. But, as Sanchez explained SANGHA, the Asian Philosophy Club. fight City Hall. Although the ombudsman is his office was set up To Hawaii Tuesday- Dave Dellinger of The CHICAGO Seven- is lust go see SamSanchez. San technically a part of the city specifically as a mediating appearing at the C.U. Loma Prieta ballroom at 11:30 a.m. loses onbudsman and let him manager's staff, and is res- body, and as such is the best Assemblyman lohn Vasconcellos, 0-24th district, and Larry do the lighting for you. ponsible to it ad- equipped department for han- ',anther will debate at 8 p.m. in the Loma Prieta ballroom. He knows what to do and ministratively, Sanchez said dling problem solving cciii Wednesday. For mid-week entertainment, Wednesday Cinema who to see to get action, and if he has a large amount of complaints. is showing "Come Back Africa" at Morris Dailey. Admission is 35 he can't solve a problem he can autonomy with the full clout of Four Nights 4451 cents at 3:30 p.m. and 50 cents at 7:30 p.m. at least find out why. the City Manager behind him. office, . round 'rip via Pan Am 707 from San The C.U.ArtGallery is hosting Tracy Nelson and Friends in a Sanchez. said his He said the most successful project of fiberglass works, entitled "Pop-cycle Show." Also which includes three as- nay of getting things done is TRY IT Francisco to Honolulu. 4 nights lodging at appearing will be "Photos of the War." by Steward Mackinzie. sistants and two clerks, has I., go to the top. In other words, the Reef Towers Hotel (double occupancy), Thursday- Want to know what is the latest in ski wear? The been swamped with com- if a citizen has a complaint YOU'LL LIKE IT! transfers from airport to hotel and hotel to Ski Club is sponsoring a free fashion show from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in plaints since it was first against a certain city Hawaii-SJSU football game, all baggage the Concert Hall. opened 11 months ago. department, the best way to Chick -N -Rib handling, tips and airport taxes. For more "Desperate Chase" and "The Homemaker" will be shown for Mediation milve it is go to the particular information and reservations call John Merz free by the Chinese Club from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. in the C.U. Loma He explained the purpose of department head and voice Restaurant 287-8301 OF stop by suite his office is to mediate and the complaint to him. Student Prieto ballroom. .00 145W Alma St 710 at 6th & Santa Clara. Friday- William Trimble is giving a saxophone concert at resolve problems citizens have "Many times." Sanchez said. (anion from OH A) Make Thanksgiving a Services Concert Hall at 8:15 p.m. Admission is free. with the various departments "these department heads don't Home cootwl mealel trip. West, Inc. Saturday- of the city. even know a problem exists. If Spoclala Daily If you are interested in "Justice During the Nixon 8..c4 Wino A student owned and operated service. Years," attend the community conference sponsored by the "Given the fact it's a new of- you can talk to them and WM- as PO Santa Clara Valley Chapter of the National Lawyers Guild and fice," Sanchez said. "and that Sam Sanchez explain the problem that's all Graphic Offensive from 12:30 to 13 p.m. in Morris Dailey. it was started from scratch, I it usually takes." Seniors and Grads attention! The Federal Service exams will think it has been a pretty and informs the complaintant This doesn't always work. be held at 8 a.m. in IC 141. successful operation." of the findings. Sanchez said Sanchez admitted, and in that According to Sanchez, his the complaintant is told case he usually goes to the city office handles as many as 275 whether the office agrees with manager. If it turns out the WIN AN EXOTIC DANCER complaints in one month. The the decision. The om- problem is caused by a city Fit Perform For The Parts I II' Nom. t:Isoiet Center holds bulk of these are police com- budsman's office also makes a policy which can't be changed, plaints. recommendation to the chief of then at least he has a concrete send lit Thi. till For 10111. These police complaints police on the basis of its own reason to give the complaining aren't just from minority findings. citizen. rap sessions groups either," he commented. If the investigation shows However, the ombudsman Name: all the the complaint "but are spread over was justified, isn't the only city government Trying to help relieve the counseling and testing office social and economic classes." according to Sanchez. the agency handling problem Address: frustration and confusion that will answer questions and They include abuse, dis- offending officer may be solving. excessive force and counseled, suspended or get many older persons have supervise at the meetings. courtesy, The mayor's office also "hone: when returning to school is "Each group will determine its profane language, explained additional training according serves a similar function, and, one of the goals of the own direction after this initial the Ombudsman. When San- to the charge. according to John Spaulding, by counseling and testing office. meeting," added Ida Brandon. chez' office receives such a Solves disputes the mayor's administrative as- 3 3 0 S. Bascom -Suite B. Sponsored Two groups have been counselor. complaint, it is taken to Sanchez explained his office sistant. a citizen with a com- formed, "Women Returning to internal affairs at the police does more than just handle plaint can usually find out San Jose, Calif. 998-844 1 The second group. Dancers AlaCarte SchoolLiving in a New department where it is inves- police complaints. He is kept whit to talk to by calling this "Returning to SchoolHap- Experience" and "Returning to tigated. busy with everything from piness and Frustration," is SchoolHappiness and Frus- The ombudsman's office solving baseball league dis- open to both men and women. tration." to help meet the monitors these investigations putes to working out disputes The first meeting will be in the problem. C.U. Guadalupe Room from 7- "Women Returning to ZEISS, THOMAS, 8 p.m., Oct. 18. TOUCHDOWN PFAHNL & SCRUGGS SchoolLiving in a New CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Experience" will hold Although the groups were its first SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA meeting today in the C.U. formed to meet the needs of In Pacifica Room from 8-7 p.m. evening school students, day ACCOUNTANTS REPORT and 7-8 p.m. in the Almaden students will be able to attend Room. The group is for women "Returning's" meeting HAWAII Thursday, Oct. 19, in the C.U. only. lake a special charter, round trip ilight to the game. All hotel Guadalupe Room at 2:30 p.m. Counselors from the and transportation expenses to and from game are included. The Board of Directors Leave Nov 22. Ali for only SI 69 00 plus tax Spartan Shops, Inc. Student signups SPARTAN California State University, San Jose TRAVEL San Jose, California begin for grads MART We have examined the condensed statement of financial condition of Spartan Shops, Inc., California State University, San Jose as of June 30, 1972. Students may sign up now sciences and physical in the Our examination was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards in Bldg. Q. Apt. 9. for sciences. and, accordingly, included such tests of the accounting records and such other interviews with represen- College Union auditing procedures as we considered necessary in the circumstances. tatives ol the following Students interested in any graduate schools: graduate school can get in- In our opinion, the statement presents fairly the financial position formation from Mrs. Ethyl H. of Spartan Shops, Inc., California State University, San Jose at June 30, 1972 in Wednesday. Oct. 18 Bryant, career placement ad- 287-2070 conformity with generally accepted accounting principles applied on a basis con- University ol California at visor, in Bldg. Q, Apt. 9, the Davis, Schools of Law, Career Information Center, sistent with that of the preceding year. Medicine and Veterinary Medicine, and the Graduate

Tuesday, Oct. 24 Complete Stanford University Graduate Division; Chicano students; 9 l0 -speeds waterbeds SPARTAN SHOPS, INC. am. -noon. University of from '30.00 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN JOSE Southern California; 9:30 a.m.- from '63.00 4 p.m. All students interested CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGES AUXILIARY ORGANIZATION in Master's degree or Ph.D. 1528 W San Carlos 35 S. 4th St. programs. w Condensed Statement of Financial Condition Wednesday. Oct. 25 San lose, Co. 95126 San Jose, Ca cl Stanford I Ini veristy Graduate 410 287-7030 E June 39,j972 School of Business; Minority 408/294-1455 students; MBA and Ph.D. L 1 141D, programs; 9-10 a.m., 2-3 p.m TAD ND MD Vir> MD IA> tEr?t Assets Northwestern University School of Law; 9:30 am.-noon: Current assets: Students interested in the law Cash $ 210,848 program. Accounts receivable $ 75,512 Receivable - returned books 125 333 200,845 Friday, Nov. 3. Inventories 478,326 Thunderbird Graduate School Prepaid expenses 15,912 of International Management.

Wednesday, Nov. 8 Total current assets 905,933 Columbia University Graduate School of Business; Investments: All majors Building and improvements 163,722 GOOD EATS AT GOOD PRICES! Caps and gowns 33.857 Wednesday. Nov. 29 197,579 Southern Methodist University School of Business Less accumulated depreciation 1.§1.1.0.1 35,597 Administration; All majors. PEANUT'S Fixed assets: and fixtures 298,650 Monday. Dec. 4 Watch for THE JACOB CHARLES SET Equipment, furniture University of Chicagi Less accumulated depreciation 155L8Z5, 142,775 Graduate Programs: 9 a.m. noon; Students interested ii October 28th. Blues & Folk Total Assets $I-L.2E2.125 graduate study in biologica sciences, humanities, socia

Liabilities and Fund Balances Tecrpera! Watercolor! Oil! Acrylic! Charcoal! Current liabilities:

Pastel! Gouabhe! Ink! ?e4Avidt:P. Accounts payable $ 144,229 20,3;8 Markers! Mechanicals! Accrued liabilities

Airbrush! Appropriations payable 11,500 Packacjng! 17,268 Ilkistratico! Sketches! Other payables Renderings! Exhibits! 193,335 Photomouling! Signs! Total current liabilities C,onstructions! Descr! Fund balances: And More! Low Cost! Auxiliary Activity Fund $ 641,072 ColdandHot Press! Designated Fund 21..11.22! Singie&DotbleTtick! Total Fund balances 890.970

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Across Admln Bldg. Hours: 6:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. 4 Sat. & Sun. 9 tit 4 Opening soon Fri. P. Sat tit midnight ZAMA. Toosuis. rrAnsi. & mentions - CNtyrID ruwe ACCOLIWTAPTI 4 4141-111444141-41-4u14-11PI-V4-****1.41-8114141.4-111140441-111444414L414144-4041-41-4s-*/Piu44 Page 4, October 16, 1972 *...... "...... ************************************* Soviet authority, 46, dies; * * * Smile and give your face a break * memorial service on Friday lii Liiennli4d Mut gait I eCe15 ed II Ultlifl IlliniStrolise law. RETAIN political science professor at awards, grants and honors tor Dr. Morgan was divorced San lose Slate University. is his scholastic ability. from his wife, now Mrs. VIC CORSIGLIA, SR deed at the age of 45. He received at $6,000 grant Shirley Cocoa. Survivors in- 'THE FOURTH TOWER He was found in his Santa in 1961i from the American clude his two children, loanne SANTA CLARA COUNTY Clara apartment Wednesday Council of Learned Societies to Hope and Randall David: his FLOOD CONTROL AND afternoon. He managed an do research on Soviet ad - mother. Mrs. Hope Morgan: a apartment building at 151 brother. David Morgan, and a WATER DISTRICT #2 INVERNESS' of sister, OF Buckingham Drive. Cause Mrs. Herbert Matta. death is not yet determined A memorial service was ELECTION NOV 7th He lived alone. held Friday at the campip. PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE Soviet and authority on Mystery Series An TO RE-ELECT VIC CORSIGLIA SR. Slavic affairs. Dr. Morgan had been with the Political Science Department at SIS1.1 since LET'S MAKE 1959. SECLUDED HEATED POOL Comes to KSJS He received his bachelor and WINE masters degrees in political Garden Studio Apts. science from the University of THE then received his thru Friday Oregon and Monday doctorate in the same field at HAPPY WINEMAKER the University of Virginia in EQUIPMENT a SUPPLIES $105 961. LIQUEUR Is SOFT DRINK EOTRACT A member of several profes- P.M. 115 5283 Only a 5 min bike ride from SJSU. 5:25 sional organizations, Dr. 7 TREES CENTER 4140MONTEHET HO For more info call 297-1200 Al CAPITAL EsPWY 1319 Sunny Court KSJS 90.7 FM SAN JUST

Dr. Glenn Morgan tit . _ 'IMPLY 24r., 428 eng 4-spit posi-tratn 4 EVENINGS 2 BEDROOM i,ned apartment near ONE WAY FLIGHT ni to London Michelins on Am Mega. Sharp in & Out ANNOUNCE MENTS AND SATURDAYS campus Roo, 4 students Call 252- lfl ANSPOW7 AT 5130 Leaving Oakland Oct 17th Call Call 379-6069 after 4 PM for appoint Sell Time-Lite publications from our San 2243 247-2814 EUROPE -ISRAEL -EAST AFRICA Annual SHAKLEE Jose office Good earnings on salary and 16 OLDS SS Excellent condition Must Student fiords inespensive student ECOLOGICALLY SOUND bonus Steady work Call 296-5433 after 3 WHY Do you have 5100 ?Do you sell $ew or best offer Call Gene 277- camping tours througnout Europe. Rus- SINCE 1915: PM Dialogue Marketing 480 N let St. naves part time Kib? Married? If yes to all. lot 9460 late evenong es. and Mexico Official SOFA .9.01 101 FOR LEASE: Office space businesson Food Supplements (Instant Protein. San Jose you can buy on govt subsidy Call Frank study one inter-European student charter flights. PIM from State. Carpeted, A/C Vitales, Vila E. Calcium etc 1 at Allied Associates 2568180. 374-5940 limiter's! from $25/mo TR 413 5,000 miles on completely rebuilt FULL OR PART TIME. Men & women including Middle East and Far East Agent 287-3311 Home Cleaners (Bum H. L. etc drivers. Mon. Wed, Fri and Tues. Thurs. ring. Sig Erson race cam. am-fm wire 5105. or 111116 Student ski tours European used car Beauty Aids (Protemized Shampoo etc Sat, Sun 1 00 30pm 8 10' arn seminar PM to 6 to wheals. $795 Call 243-0135 purchase system CONTACT 1SCA. WATER, WATER EVERMHERL Why John Lk Mary Rhoades 297-3866 830 pm 30 per cent to 50 poer cent com- 1 Parma 1020 Elm nser the Alameda 8 11887 San Vicente Blvd 54, L A. Calif bring d elI her. to drink it? Control San mission Tropical Ice Cream Co. 358 No highway 17 With new green shag carpets 90049 TEL 826-0955 Jose's growth Vote Ferraro for County PISCEAN W ,,,,,, DS 1528 W. San Montgomery Si S J 297-4228 Mr. 5115 248-1294 Flood Control and Water District. S 3. 294-1455 (Just West of FOR SALE Bennett FLYING SOON? Your TWA Campus sears) features KILN DRIED DOUGLAS Representative Bruce Freemen can help or Grad stud.trrn. evail. kit. begins FIR handcrafted frames, top quality WATER BEDS -Yin Yang Water Bed Co WORKING COUPLE WANT RELIABLE SENIOR you Make your GETAWAY Fly et 1/3 off living rm. 2 bike from campus. Call 295' watermattresses from $12 8 up. organic Since 1970, baa water beds and acces- student tor light housekeeping Close to with TWA Youth Passport and take up LOST & FOUND furniture, pillows. Quality 1D-speeds. sories of the finest quality at the lowest Call 6669 Pref. eves. att. 8 PM The business department of SJSU Approx. 3 hrs per wk $2/hr to 24 months to pay with a FREE sales 8 service, accessories. friendly prices. Compare enywhare 2 locations aft 5 PM 295-4938 GETAWAY CREDIT CARD- Call 287- QUIET ROOM- pot home for serious San lose State University will service, righteous prices BEDS TO 400 Perk Ave.. Downtown San Jose 266- 8668 tor information or 298-6800 for ANYONE who can help me obtain antlers "straight" male student 297-6097. hold its annual Distinguished REST. BIKES THE BEST at PISCEAN. 1263. and 24E Campbell Ave across MARRIED COUPLE wanted for part time reservations please call We. 287-9329 294-1455 from West Valley Collage. Campbell 377)- house & yer0 Wit in ecnange 10f rm Businessman Seminar Series men 535-545 kit cola.. tate. 1040 board in priv home 248-8751 eves Or ROOMS for DONATE ON BLOOD PLASMA Luxurious Wednesday and Thursday, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE COLLEGE Clean. quiet 361 No 5th St. 287-2803611 PERSONALS PROGRAM AND RECEIVE UP TO $40? A wkncla Sep Quarters avail Club Living October 25 and 26. organization meets Thurs 730 PM, in 5, weekends anytime MONTH Bring student I D or this Country THE PISCEAN 35 S 4th St CI block ad and memorial chapel All are welcome, receive a bonus with your first donation in a magnificent The objective of the series is nortn ol Library) 287-7030 Features WANTED: Ambitious person tO rep. Our UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED "HOME AWAY FROM How Fellows- HYLAND DONOR CENTER 35 to provide an opportunity for complete line of heated waterbeds from Company in your srea. Good money - ex- PER 35 ... Santa Clara S. park setting -LIFT YOUR SPIRITS" Willow Glen area. Whet. wikil One Almaden Ave., $54. pillows. accessories. Quality 10- citing WOl'a in Inc academic field. If Street Rm 513 Phone 294-4499 Nantelle San Jose. CA, 1944538 PLUS dialogue between concerned Join a college -age BALLET class at S45/M0 tO share 294-1211 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 330. speed imported bikes from $133 Sales 8 interested in having your own business, 7 6 tennis courts business leaders, faculty and Eulazia School ol Ballet Basic techni- wino investment, call. 305/ 865-8772. or WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW IS Beverly Servica All at righteous prices with frien- FREE ROOM A BOARD too girl over 18 Resident tennis Pro students. que for the beginning dancer write, Mr Jeffreys at Nationwide GEORGE MCGOVERN GOD IS NOT DEAD. BUT IF YOU DON'T Eutrazia Grant Director Phone 241-1776 dly helpful service. 287-7030 BEDS TO as a companion. Very nice apt. Call Private tennis club at PISCEAN Academics, 1730-79th St. Causeway. --_ - VOTE FOR GEORGE MC GOVERN ON The event will host as its if no answer 286-8977 REST. BIKES THE BEST Robert Hall al 2963208 &ter 5 PM Pro shop Mismi Beach. Fla 33141 for particulars. WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY that 1.15 NOV 7TH HE MAY COMMIT SUICIDE 6 swimming pools keynote speaker, Harvey Kap- nee p.ople in love Petersen 8 Bishop 2 Jacuzzis ALERTI THIS COUNTRY IS TEM- BLACKLITE $1.50. PATCHES LARGE ONE BEDROOM APT. S135 in nick. Chairman (Chief STUDENT TO WORK in warehouse 8 Photography 438 North Santa Cruz, Los RING LOST: Keepsake diamond Vsc. N. 4 saunas PORARILY OUT OF CONTROL 754 a up. INSENSE 25 STICKS 296, nice old novae with fireplace 5505 5th dot tires Mon - Fri 7 30 - 1210Astro Tire Gatos 354-2513 Mark or Ted 6th between Santa Clara & St. John. 9/29 4 tanning rooms Executive) of Arthur HOWEVER IT IS McGOVERNABLE PIPES 51 00 A up. VADIOS $395 St B 1580 Old Bayslicire 298-1420 Reward. 295-8798 2 completely equipped gyms Andersen and Co.. an LEATHER GOODSC BINOCULARS Co now 2 putting greens COEDS- Artists & Models Studio is $22400 8 up BLACKLIT E. COMPLETE. MARRIED COUPLES PLAYBOY: Student rates: 1 yr 58.50 7 international firm of ac- gals for pan-lime nude WHERE IS MAX? Lost grey stripe, tailless 1 baseball diamond hiring attractive 18" 611.95, 4' 522.95 STROBE LIGHTS Large 2 bdrm, with new weer carpets. mo 56 Send name, address & payment countants and auditors based cat 10/1 10th St near Reed Reward. C.all I football field modeling days nights-998-1965. MEN- $17.96 GAS GLO BULB $355. INDIA HOUSING built-in known. Garbage Disposal, air to Playboy College Center. 1025 292-1587 2 volley ball. 4 paddleball, in Chicago. Photograph nude coeds tree camera & PAINTS, FISH NETTING $1 98 5 up T- conditioning, enclosed garage. pool is University Sacramento Cu 956/5 1415 2 shuffleboard, 1 badminton Open to the public, the film, student discounts, group rates SHIRTS 5200 EACH BROOKS 80E. San blk SJSU. quiet four-plex. $175 Free 8 6 basketball courts CO HOUSE needs 2 girls non-smovers 2 The Alameda. S J 11 em -12 p m Fernando. 1 blk from SJSU Phone 292- laundry Manager. 413135 51591 286-0944 2 billiard & pool rooms series opens Wednesday bdrrn, large workroom Call Karen/Becky IT MAY NEPPEN AGAINST' 0409 284-2650 or leave note at 656 S 9th St. 1 card rooms 2 lounges morning at 0:30 with a faculty NEEDED girl (s) or couple to rent 1g tad slim/trim classes for women The Great 3rd Annual Going Out of and student reception in the SAVE THIS AD. Before you pay retail for 1 DORM. UNFURN. Married Couples unfurn in old house with others $80 Per recreational staff Business Sale Featuring our all new stereo equip Check sea for discount Elec Kitchen. rno. 351 S 23rd St. 267-1964 PLUS faculty lounge of the Business Dancing Pig Revue, You also here a Only Resident owner orces on T eac Sansui. Pioneer Dual etc. pool Very clean large 4315 lith St S J planned social 8 recreational Building on the garden level. chance to win a Mad chicken Plus your We guarantee &an Jose State students APTS FOR RENT. Large 2 bedroom, 2 Spartan The 'emote beverages will be only 254 the lowest prices available in the entire GIRLS ONLY. New rooms across bath, furnish. apts. $1130. See at 5005 St. James Infirmary 390 Moffett Mt. View me Separate sections For adult ,incl Day area Call for weekly specials 247- campus Kitchen pm Ample parking 99 11th St. or phone 2868045 Family I, VIllg 969-0808 buy duck. Sunday. 2028 So 9th, also 276 So 10th Call 295-8526 Adult Living Family Living 295-8514 Private rin $95, double $65. US CASH REWARD for inbo. leading to THE CLOTHES RACK ARE YOU STILL PAYING full price for The Meadows The Villas triple $55.00 Sate and quiet capture of Student Tenant for nice 2 112 So Forst Street paperbacks, Recycle features largest bdrm apt $145 1298 Tripp Ave. near N 287.7327 292-0435 We are a quality Manufecturer's Outlet of selection of paperbacks science fiction In FOR RENT 26th. 967-5998. 321-8573 I' , , KSJS Women's apparrei and sr1013. 10% dis- Bay Area i price. mostly We pay 20 per VERY Ige 1 B R Apts students personnel s,de bet wr.vr, M,LJught, count to university cent cover. 30 per cent trade for your w carpets NICE FURNISHED HOUSE, 2 txlrms zy I t)ork , Try us you'll like us, Dotter paperbacks used records, tee Swint pool, tea room, $130 Daily $210 for Sot 5240 for 4 Reed St. near S. !O 90.7 Recycle 235 So. 151 St 288-8275 open Studios $100 10th St. 246-3032, 2137-61305 SEE -HEAR -TALK WITH AL 10-9 620 S 9th St. SJ 5-5:30 pm: Music LOVENSTEIN ING FOR McGOVERN-TODAY 12 NOON IN ASK ABOUT 5:30-5:35 pm: Campus News DOUBLE ow. almost new. Complete 3-111311-51-. 2 bath townhouses Backyard, UMUNHUM ROOM I PM IN JC 141 7-7:30 pm: Martin Luther with frame $60. Call weekends 287-4829. dble carport Pets. kids OK $200 moCall SERVICES 258-1660 atter 12 noon SPECIAL SAN STATE JOSE King Speaks SKIERS-Shore Lakefront townhouse in 4' BLACK LIGHT. $25 119W. Williams Tahoe Keys Fully turn.. sleeps II. 7:30-7:35 pm: Public News MALE - Share very tart,* clean 3 bdrm. BRIDAL FAIRE PHOTOGRAPHY RENTAL PACKAGE $300/mo Call Mike 297-9143 MALE DORM CONTRACT FOR SALE apt Pool Excel! Inc Rasa 292-42735, HIGH quality wedding photography for 7:35'8 PM: 21st Century FOR West Hall See Ray in am 517-D in 247-8198. Marc LOWEST Bay Area rates $88 includes 8-8:55 pm: University Forum COME SEE WHAT YOU CAN'T afford to Classified

West Hall gold & white album. GO color prints of near Oct 19th at 710 PM In the music 8:55-9 pm: Public Report ROOM FOR RENT 298 S. 12th St. your choice, full set of elides BRIDE on 7th St Ski Club Fashion auditorium MODERN HOUSE for sale near SJSU Fireplace. 2 bathrooms. garage. NO pet*. KEEPS ALL NEGAT IVES-Extra lull color 9-9:10 pm: Public News Show '72 No charge. Newly furnished 8% interest Call 297- Call 293-3060 Sal 0441.25 each Staff of 20 9:10-9:30 pm: public Forum 5345 Owner photographers. Make an Valley West PARKING SPACES AVAILABLE. Mon- appointment to 9:30-11 pm: music le 2 SINIM., him . apt 5135-5180 2 bilis samples-then thly rates Cheap 360 S 11th St Contact see our decide Open every SELLING DORM CONTRACT Contact from SJSU 121 No 911, Stet or 2961358 evening occupants until 10 pm. For FREE Bndai Gregory at 287-2427 or see Larry Stwn 3 after 5 PM. Packet call 257-3161 & 5 p m Hoover Hall Room 230 WANTED: Old Lionel Trains 1945-1965 LARGE, modern. clean, 1 bdrm turn. TYPING '.-iood price Send list to Thompson Box PANASONIC RECEIVER, 13511 turntable. opts Water, gerbage. parking free. Has 185 5. 3RD 2 tel Stanford. CA or 14151388-2197 Olson speakers. exl. cond Will sell laundry Intl 2 blks. from SJSU. 287-4355 PHONE SKI lease ski club. New T mitten dup one together. separately 277-8255 all. 7 Reasonable rates 297-1930 or both. Walk to Incline, frplc AEK 3 br TYPING, FAST, ACCURATE ALSO ba. sleeps 12. 887-3374 FURNITURE for sale. 6 mac household ALL RENTAL NEAR SJS ADULTS ONLY. EDITING. IBM SELECTRIC, FORMER items Story Rd near 12th 294-8607 1 &Iv/ bdrm turn . apt 5125 & 5135 Per ENGLISH TEACHER CALL 244-8444 FREE KSJS PROGRAM mo SPLIT LEVEL 3 bdrm . turn Up toe. GUIDE AFTER 6 MARY BRYNER MAILED ON REQUEST DORM CONTRACT FOR SALE in West $350 GIRLS KITCH PRIV $47 50 per rno CALL 277-2756 Hall Any female call 277-8027 Sworn pool 210 room INOUIRE 100 N GO PUBLIC GO MUIR 5th 295-4482 RENT A TV OR STEREO, no contmct. IN. Transferrable memberahlp Free del. Free service Call Esche's 251- PARKING SPACES AVAILABLE. Mon- Feculty Club 9150. (Original cost $2501 ROOMS, MEN. CHEERFUL, AIRY, WALL 2598 277- 3175 thly rates cheap. 380 S 111651. Contact Off 277-2402. horns 253-1734 TO WALL carpets Good beds. furnace occupants heat Oulel 406 S 11th St SPANISH STUDENTS - Tutoring et ati LADY'S white gold diamond wedding set levels and paper correction by Latin Worn 4 mos. Ex. cd. Como see Smelts APT. Waif cond near campus. 2 bdrm American student Cali 293-3413 offer. 298-8253 mod kit. urn,f roomy. $155 Lease. 841 AUTOMOTIVE So 1 1th St WICK WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY 10 a 55 2 SORIA. mobile home for male. Color wedding coverage from $89.50 Partly turn Very clean adult park. Neer ? OR F ROOMS BOARD. inquiet com- BRIDE KEEPS COLOR PROOFS Before You HONDA 250 Sci-isMBLER- Set up for campus $3.000 cash. Low rent. 29646118 fortable horns Call 241-4911 elbum FREE $25 11414 color well prinl 'treat or dirt Ccv,, 5300 or best offer or 287-7691 With wed service PHONE 298-3300 Move. . . 288-1230 2 DORM. unfurn duplex. yard. Close to Evenings till 10 PM '71 MOBILE HOME. 2 Br.. 1St bath. campus. $140/mo 286-8841 after 5 PM 70 HONDA SL 550. 5.100 actual miles cooler. landscaped, linen. avalMble Pay AUTO/MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 5500 Call 264-2049 after 5 pm of Men 225-3057 LARGE one bedroom apt. $135 in nice CSIS (COLLEGE STUDENT IN- old house wrth fireplace 5905. 5th St rdi SURANCE SERVICE), WITH NINE 67 VW Custom Camper New camper GOODIES for everyth- NEW MACRAME CALIFORNIA OFFICES TO SERVE YOU nil excellent condition $1599. best ing from iewelry to gin wall hanginga. FOR RENT large 2 bdrm hoarse 656 5 HAS THE BEST RATES CALL US AT dter 286-1249 heavy cotton eking, linen. colored & 9th St Girls only Call mane., aft 5 289-8881 OR STOP BY 404 S 3RD ST' natural Iota. tarred marlin 8 tree rope. PM/297-9309. drop by 674S 9th NI. MERCEDES BENZ 17, 250 S, stk shift. 2ND FLOOR WILT) & WOOLLY ¶200 15th St. et Sante S & PB. AM/FM radio Excl. cond. 1 III3RM.furn apt, for rent. $123/mo. 460 Clara St Phone 286-1588 'TYPIST Professional typing done Best offer 14081 9262857 S 4th St.. 1 blk Irons Duncan Hell. cheap Call Anne al 14061967-5657 alter 7 72 PARRIS a' Camper WWII for keeled occupancy Remainder of Oct 70 HONDA CL 250,3700 miles. Like new PM or 286-3131 before 8 PM Datsun irtJ Includes boot & lull door has been pd Call Dave or Debbie 298- First $450 or best offer take. it Call now opens verbosity or horizontally A real 7012 aft 7 PM wk -days 293-0310 RE-NEW YOUR OLD CLOTHES AND bargain et $275 Call 355-0220 FREI RENT, salary for collegegin Shr 2 SAVE MI. Mending. sheretions 8 custom 65 PLY. FURY, air cond new tires, good In sewing at economic rat. 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