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Volume 68, Number 68 Wednesday, May 18, 1977 Phone: 277-3181 lii Professor charges Bunzel hc A 'deceived' selection team

By H. Kim Lew spring. nominees." complaint to the Academic Senate if A professor who served on a Heckbert was a vocal member of When Bunzel left the searching Bunzel again "deceives" the faculty searching committee to a 1970-71 committee of five elected committee holding an "empty bag," searching committee. select a new dean for the School of engineering professors and two they decided to sit tight, Heckbert Heckbert said that the committee Engineering has charged SJSU appointed outside faculty members said, because they knew that was never given any substantial President John Bunzel with who interviewed candidates for the Roberts would become dean, despite reasons why Bunzel picked Roberts, "deceiving" the committee in the dean position, and made suggestions any efforts on their part to stop it. or why he rejected the nominated dean's selection in 1971. to Bunzel. "I was not upset about the out- candidates. Dr. Albert I. Heckbert, professor come," Heckbert said, "just the "Actually, he gave some reasons of electrical engineering, sent a After almost one full year, 43 manner in which the president why some of the candidates were memo to Bunzel that denounced the meetings, 381 candidate con- reached his decision." disqualified, but some of these later president's behavior in the selection siderations, 16 lengthy interviews The committee foresaw some of appeared to be contrivances," Heck- of Dean James Roberts. and extensive deliberation the the problems that now burden the bert said. searching committee finally made a Economics Department, so they Roberts was the chairman of the Roberts resigned last week suggestion of three highly qualified played along with Bunzel's move, Civil Engineering Department, because of a "reassessment of his candidates to Bunzel, Heckbert said. according to Heckbert. and the acting assistant executive personal and professional life." The original agreement, with He felt that if the committee vice president administrating President Bunzel has asked dissented, then Acting President Hobert Burns, then the controversy campus security. Roberts to stay on as dean through would called for the new dean to come from center around Roberts The other faculty searching the spring of 1978. himself. outside the university, according to committee members were Prof. Heckbert said any new com- William another committee member, Dr. "That's not the issue," Heckbert Thomas Leanord, Dr. mittee seeking a replacement for explained. "It's Bunzel that bothers Venuti, Prof. Helmer Nielsen and Roberts should not play a "phony Peter Buzanski, professor of history and the associate dean of the School me. Zuhair Munir representing the role" as in 1971. "We of Social Sciences. put a hell of a lot of time in, School of Engineering: and com- and we got cheated," Heckbert said. mittee chairman Dr. Robert Pat- He expressed apprehension in Bunzel appeared to lack a sense terson, of microbiology. Bunzel's sincerity in offering the The committee selected can- of "candor" and honesty with the Criteria suggested by Heckbert, faculty a role in selecting a new didates entirely from off-campus, searching committee, Heckbert and used with the general dean. Heckbert said, because of the said, and in general the committee's agreement of the committee But Bunzel yesterday denied the "rancor, bitterness and internal relationship with Bunzel was "un- members were: accusations that he "deceived" the fighting" that plagued the School of satisfactory." a demonstrated ability to searching committee. Engineering at that time. faculty "I think that he is not respected manage a group of people in per- Bunzel said during a press But Bunzel "ordered" the at all at this school," Heckbert said. forming a job, and an ability to conference with campus media that searching committee to consider Buzanski said that this is persuade, lead and inspire. he did not believe he had ever Roberts, and then selected the ac- "probably true." high quality teaching ex- deceived anyone on this matter. ting dean over the "nominations of perience in both graduate and un- "I've made my share of mistakes the committee," according to Academic Vice President Burns, dergraduate studies. over the years," he added. "I'm not Buzanski. who selected Roberts to serve as the significant practical dinner for three perfect." Quiet "Heckbert may be overstating acting dean in 1970 while serving as engineering experience. football fans share dinner out of a box as Spartan defensive lineman A trio of his case, though," Buzanski said. prepare for the annual gold.white intra-squad scrimmage held Friday night. Bunzel said he will adhere to the acting university president, recently Ph.D achievement. The bleachers at Spartan Stadium remained barren through the night, as only new procedures for search and Heckbert said that he could not sent a memo to engineering established contacts with 200 fans watched the white squad defeat the golds. 16-0. selection of school deans passed last give details concerning the can- professors concerning faculty education, industry and govern- didates because "it involves the participation in a new dean search. ment. Bunzel says he'll respond professional integrity of the Heckbert said he would take a wide-ranging interests. to A.S. budget next week A.J. Department chairman By Dave Willman and Dave Murphy S.U. Board of Governors' vote. Bunzel said he has not SJSU President John Bunzel said in a campus news yet received them. conference yesterday that he will respond next week to The president added he has not had time to rebuts McNerney position the proposed 1977-78 A.S. budget. thoroughly examine the matter. However, Bunzel said he will not take action until The existing lease expires June 30. the summer break on three key issues. They are: Bunzel also said he may re-evaluate the status of By Cheryl Dennison him bringing the speaker on cam- McNerney said that Peoples had to veto or approve the Student Union Board of the Economics Department in July. The economics The university did not decide to pus." made his decision in December, but Governors' recommendation that the A.S. control the faculty remains stripped of its self-governance rights let go Thomas McNerney. assistant Peoples added he authorized a that the school- and university-level union lease; as a result of an unprecedented disenfranchisement professor of administration of $35 honorarium for the speaker committees didn't make their to fulfill his February, 1975 promise to refranchise order which Bunzel issued in September, 1974. justice, because he brought con- when he appeared Thursday. recommendations until after the the Economics Department within two years; and Three outside-department members continue to troversial speakers to his classes, During one of the hearings, speaker had appeared. to appoint a permanent executive vice president. serve on the economics personnel committee, as a part according to Edward Peoples, however, Peoples charged that Mc- "Peoples can't speak for those Bunzel did not indicate whether he will sign the A.S. of the disenfranchisement. Administration of Justice Depart- Nerney used "sensationalism" in his people," McNerney said. budget next week, but he said he will review it and Nineteen economics faculty members have been ment chairman. classes, but did not explain what he McNerney said his speakers were offer a response to student leaders then. fired or denied tenure over the past five years. McNerney is appealing the meant by that. part of the negative decision The SJSU president added that he does not an- Despite his Feb. 15, 1975 announcement of a two- decision not to retain him. The story incorrectly reported because one student evaluation in ticipate making any major changes in the $520,778 A.S. year plan to restore the department to its normal The Daily reported Monday that that the speaker had first appeared his personnel dossier rated his allocation for next year. standing, Bunzel said he has not discussed the matter McNerney "came under fire by in the fall 1976 semester. He actually teaching ability unfavorably with other administrators or department personnel. department administrators" when was here during the spring 1976 "I'm looking at things really to inform myself a because he invited homosexuals to He said he has spent most of his time the past six he invited a homosexual sadist to semester. speak. little more about some of the things that appear to me weeks on individual retention, tenure and promotion speak to his class on special The university based its decision Because it is a personnel matter, to be of interest such as the $140,000 for the business decisions. problems in law enforcement. not to retain McNerney solely on his Peoples said he could not comment office." he said. Concerning the appointment of an executive vice This was a factor in the univer- teaching effectiveness, scholarly When asked if he -thought the A.S. Business Office on the specific reasons for McNer- president, Bunzel said he expects to receive a sity's decision not to retain McNer- achievement and professional ac- could be operated less expensively. Bunzel said he did ney's termination. recommendation from the vice president search ney for a fourth year in his tivity, "just like any other faculty During McNerney's grievance not have all the facts yet so he did not want to make a committee in June or July. probationary position, according to member on campus," Peoples said. hearing on April 15, however, judgment. The university president said he plans to name a the article. facet of the A.S. budget which Bunzel The decision was made in Peoples testified that the primary The only other permanent vice president before the beginning of the "There's not a word of truth to commented on was the proposed $10,000 for the December, 1975, before the speaker reason was that McNerney allegedly fall semester. that," Peoples said. "I approved of came on campus, Peoples said. intimidated his students. Women's Center. Dr. Gail Fullerton has filled that position on an the "One of my concerns has been whether or not interim basis since the resignation of Dr. Burton Brazil Women's Center was scrupulously following an anti- in December. in discrimination policy in practice as well as On the issue of parking, Bunzel said the university is said. philosophy in deed as well as in words," he conducting a survey to see where students, faculty and However, Bunzel added that he has no reason to staff live so that it can make a recommendation to the believe that the center is not following the policy. county on changing bus routes. Although Dean of Student Services Robert Martin Bunzel also said that university representatives will said he would send recommendations regarding the be meeting with San Jose city officials early in June to Union lease to him within seven days of the March 29 further discuss the parking situation. Administative 'F' changed; students' GPA still affected By Dave Murphy there is no way his office can elect Steve Wright. No SJSU student will receive an estimate how many of those grades Wright will then present the administrative "F" next semester, were given out. report next fall to the CSUC Student but that won't help anyone's grade A.S. Attorney General Jonathan Presidents Association (SPA), point average. Fil, who has been studying alter- according to Fil, and ask it to lobby natives to the administrative F this with the CSUC Board of Trustees for Beginning Sept. 1, students will semester, said he thinks the change a more lenient policy. receive a "U" (unofficial with- will be mildly helpful because it will Fil said that idea will be more drawal) grade if they fail to of- give an exact figure for unofficial efficient than his original plan of ficially drop from classes they had withdrawals. presenting the report to the SJSU registered in. Currently they receive "I think it's a first step in the Academic Senate, because the SPA an "F" grade for doing that. right direction," Fil said. has closer contact with the board. But there is one catch the "U" He added that his survey of the Even with the "U" change, Fil is equivalent to an "F" when unofficial withdrawal policies at said the CSUC system is still very computing a student's GPA. other campuses will be helpful once strict on unofficial withdrawals, an exact figure is established. compared to the other campuaes he The change comes as a result of Jon Potter an executive order issued recently "When they (the CSUC ad- has surveyed. by CSUC Chancellor Glenn Dumke. ministrators) realize they've got a "I would say that on a scale of The change will apply to all 19 problem, I think the survey will help one to 10, the system would be about campuses in the CSUC system. them," Fil said. a nine as far as rigidity is con- out big Jack Tuthill, associate director of Include alternative cerned," he added. Freeways squeeze orange records, said his office gave 850 The attorney general said he has Dumke said that there needs to failing grades last semester but received responses from ap- be some penalty, like the "F" or reminder of a growth of California. the great highway state, this igloo shaped structure has found a those were not the only ad- proximately 40 other colleges, and "U" grades, for students who A bygone era in the he will be including some of those unofficially withdraw, because new home at 1497 Old Oakland Road Ti.. object was once one of 16 Giant Orange ioadside stands that dotted the State's ministrative F's given Bakersfield in the south, serving thirsty alternatives in a report he is enrollment figures determine how highways from Redding in the north to motorists But the proliferation of limited Administrative F's access freeways, S left the stands far away from the well travelled trails of potential customers. Briefly many working on. many tax dollars go to campuses, such as Interstate Tuthill explained that out of a job, this shack now is used to service spark plugs instead cr orange juice Instructors also gave out ad- Fil said the report should be and it would be unfair 10 taxpayers if ministrative F's to students who finished by the middle of June, and they were paying for a student who stooped attending their classes, but then he will give it to A.S. President- does not attend class. May 18, 1977, Page 2

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a ruling on the Student Union lease Each voted against student lease But Bunzel seems to prefer the

issue points out again one of his control. more clandestine route; delaying, favorite administrative tactics. Comment Martin and Schooler, however, delaying, until making a final an- Yes, it's that time of year for our issued their sentiments in an open nouncement in the absence of those university president to withhold meeting and willingly participated most concerned. unpopular decisions a bit longer, in spirited debate. This is a far cry His lack of frankness in this until students and faculty have from Bunzel, who pontificates with- matter is not atypical. That is why a dispersed. out allowing for meaningful The vote also proved informative growing feeling of disdain for his Hence the upcoming Union lease response. because both administration ap- methods is being heard widely. edict, in June, mind you. pointees to the board displayed in the last two days has The principle argued all Only adamant opposition to student con- Bunzel conceded to a token meeting Faculty members are embittered semester by A.S. leaders has merit: trol. with A.S. President James Ferguson by seeing Bunzel time and again People, in this case students, should about the lease. delay controversial retention, own what they pay for. Bill Schooler, auxiliary enter- tenure, and promotion decisions Students pay for the Union in the prises manager, attempted to delay When asked recently why the until holiday breaks, or the ong form of $11 fees which are collected a vote on the lease ( which had suc- decision to veto or agree with the summer months. each semester by the university. board's vote had to wait until June These monies pay for the original (the current lease expires June 30), And students, as in the current construction of the building, plus on- David Willman is a Spartan Daily Bunzel flippantly replied, "These Union lease affair, are tired of being going maintenance expenses. staff writer. things pop up like weeds this time of depicted in Bunzel's written and With the above foremost in mind, year, just like weeds." spoken comments as struggling chil- Advantages abound the S.U. Board of Governors voted in cessfully been accomplished for 12 dren who are unable to leave their March to allow the students to con- weeks), suggesting that board If Bunzel has sincere reser- sandboxes long enough to be ef- trol the Union lease. members were not well-enough in- vations about students owning the fective critics. The vote count, 8-5 with one formed" to vote. Union lease, why has he avoided But if John Bunzel wants to for dorm residents abstention, was significant because Dean of Student Services Robert making them public before the continue employing questionable faculty members of the board and Martin, Bunzel's designee, followed spring semester ends? tactics when dealing with sensitive By Kendrick Walters student representatives joined to with more extreme rhetoric, saying issues, he will. Room for rent. Includes all support student ownership of the that the power of the Union board A constructive exchange of Unfortunately, all of us will Ix, utilities, three meals a day during lease. could be completely eliminated if thoughts and ideas could have been the losers. the week, use of a recreation room, access to washers and dryers, air Comment conditioning, kitchen privileges, walking distance to classes and a employs liberal rationale to assist you. trained staff Conservative Most rooms double occupancy, bed, curtains, desk, mirror and nancial problem is to take on a roommate, thus ending your Kendrick Walters is a Spartan privacy. to support restoration of death penalty Daily staff writer. As for the food, it seems unlikely that too many college students are clothes drawers included. Telephone better cooks than the dining com- By Bill Weeks per cent of their readers said they If McAlister is going to support extra. Total fee, $162.50 a month. mons staff, so it's either TV dinners The restoration of the death were opposed to the death penalty. the death penalty, which is certainly Sound like an interesting deal? or MacDonalds, unless you're rich penalty in California is now in the Somehow this response differs with his right as a state legislator, he Then why are 1100 of the 1800 beds ir enough to eat out every night. hands of Gov. Jerry Brown. McAlister's view on minorities and should voice his views in more this housing complex available each But then there's the freedom of The California Assembly joined Comment the death penalty when he plays the realistic terms and not turn into a year? movement. Living in an apartment, the Senate in approving the death unlikely role of spokesman for the bleeding heart liberal. to cleverly Some of these openings probably students will now have time to pay penalty bill (SB 155) by approving minorities. support his conservative views. are due to students graduating or their bills, do their shopping and the measure by a 54-23 vote. dropping out of school, but the cooking, keep the apartment clean, One of the most disturbing legislation, McAlister said. majority of them leave for other rea- and all those other fun things that aspects of this recent conservative One has to question McAlister's sons. they weren't able to do in the dorms reasoning on two counts. The fact that many students because someone else did them. Bill Weeks is a Spartan Daily The most obvious point is his move out of the dorms each year, Even if all of this is ignored, the staff writer. reference to the death penalty as a Letters ) despite all of the benefits that are dorms still have other advantages. deterrent. McAlister states as fact a offered, is still unusual. The crime rate is much lower, there turn in this state's political ideals is position that has never been proven. The present residents give aren't as many winos around the the rationalization one of San Jose's But even more surprising is that numerous reasons for this exodus. doorstep, there is much less of a representatives used in a call for the McAlister, a traditional con- The "lousy food" that the dining parking problem, and it is much return of the death penalty. servative, feels that minority groups current policy and stated that docu- commons serves, the cost of living in easier to make friends. Assemblyman Alister McAlister, will benefit by the death penalty. RSB behavior ment was our policy. He did not a dorm, lack of privacy, and a lack Yet despite all of this, over half of fl-San Jose, who presented the bill in While he calls the poor and qualify his statement except to state of freedom of movement are the the present dorm residents will front of the assembly, defended the minorities the most frequent victims that he hoped it was being followed. , primary reasons given. move out by fall. Maybe it's just the death penalty by saying, "We've of crime, he forgets to mention the contemptible Dr. Grant and his colleagues on 4 However, housing around age when everyone wants to be in- heard a lot of rhetoric here today high number of minorities on death the grievance committee ignored campus is not exactly a better deal. dependent. about innocence, tenderness, and row. Editor: that testimony. They ignored the One bedroom apartments average Or maybe, as I have been told by loving." Experts estimate that half of all I disagree with John Bunzel's fact that the president had come to around $150 a month while two a few people, everyone just gets "Let's talk about the innocent, the prisoners on death row during opinion concerning minority ad- agreement with the senate and that bedroom apartments cost about 8210 tired of the dorms after a year or tender, loving, persons who have to the last quarter century have been missions. I sympathize with Bakke Burns had proceeded to violate the a month. two. be protected from violent crime," he minority group members. All of and other victims of reverse agreement. This may seem cheaper at first, It's hard to say, but as long as said. these prisoners had families, discrimination; however, minorities There were two documents, one but when you include utilities, food, this trend continues the incoming The majority of victims of friends, and often children. have been given the short end of the dated March 10, 1972, from Burbank, transportation to the campus (if you freshman and junior college trans- homocides, he said, are poor McAlister neglects to tell how these stick for many, many years and it's and the other dated June 19, 1974, are lucky enough to own a car) and fers will be able to find vacancies in members of minority groups. people benefit by the death penalty. time to amend this situation. from Sasseen, which did set time other living expenses, it is going to this housing complex, instead of Members of minorities would be the Ebony magazine, the most But I agree with Charles Gander- limits. Both were superceded by the cost a lot more. having to hunt for something else principal beneficiaries of the widely read black magazine in this son's May 10 letter which objected to December, 1974 appointments policy The only way to reduce this fi- that might fit their budget. deterrent effect of death penalty country, ran a poll in 1972 where 81 the behavior of the Revolutionary which is the current policy. Student Brigade (RSB). To charge President Bunzel knew full well into Bunzel's office and yell at him that prior documents contained the or to disrupt a meeting he's at- time limit and he could have in- Tuna fishing tough luck for dolphins tending only breeds contempt for the cluded the limit in his action on the RSB. current policy. He elected to leave By Bruce Wylie fin tuna. bad luck for our mammalian price may attract an industry so The RSB ought to go back to the time limits out. Friday the 13th is traditionally a Fishing schooners then can easily relatives in the deep. concerned with profits. Besides, putting on their skits which are light The Chancellor's day associated with superstition and zero in on the tuna schools once the In fairness to the tuna fleets, time employment may benefit from a and funny and help break the Office has never set a limit or two years bad luck. For one particular Cali- stenella dolphins are located. Huge is money and the tuna fishermen larger crew needed to fish in this monotony of college life. or three years for temporary appoint- fornia industry it can be seen as a quarter-mile-long purse seine nets method. John Bunzel is entitled to his ments and some do offer a symbol of unification, resolve and surround the combined dolphin-tuna The United States Navy has been opinions. If someone feels dif- campuses Bruce Wylie is a Spartan Daily series of full-time consecutive purpose. For the stenella dolphins, schools and then are gathered in. actively engaged in research on the ferently than Bunzel, he ought to use ap- arts and entertainment writer. pointments up to four years. Con- their bad luck continues. The air breathing mammals become intelligence of the dolphin-porpoise non-disruptive means to express his sequently, Most ships of the American tuna ensnared in the nets and drown. species for 25 years. Perhaps in their opinions and/or seek a change. One the limitation has been imposed locally, not by the Chan- fleet hurriedly put to sea before According to a 1975 report by the don't want the dolphins in there, studies to utilize the intelligence of should be careful so as not to hinder cellor. midnight Wednesday, May 12 in National Marine Fisheries Service, dead or alive. Besides, there are al- this species for military purposes, the good policies already in practice. In order to follow the sea tradition that one porpoise is killed every five ternatives. the Navy has found a method to One final note on the RSB: Dr. Wey's case Burns departed from written policy. Burns knows none set sail on that Friday. minutes for a total of the "reported" Solid light tuna and chunk light ward off or warn the dolphins before Phrrrrt! this and he should Their sailing as a fleet marked 130,000 killed in that year alone. tuna both are from the yellowfin that the actual netting process. admit to the t he recent agreement of the three The American Tuna Boat Asso- follow the stenella. Both are cheaper If not, the Juture of this gentle David Mercer ciation was, previous to their species with an affinity Accounting sophomore than the white tuna or albacore that for man may Dr. Grant and his colleagues Friday. May 13th sailing, hampered be a Bob Meyer costs between 15-20 cents a can limited one. Friday the 13th, have ignored this departure from es- by a February 1977 ruling by District 1977 marked the Accounting junior more. return of the tuna tablished procedures and have said Court Judge Richey that purse-sein- fleet to operate once more in its Albacore is caught on hook and in effect that Sasseen and Burns, ing by "setting on porpoise" was a wasteful manner. line where no dolphins are despite any agreements with the violation of the Marine Mammal threatened. Perhaps the increase, in Protection Act. senate, can do anything they want. The tuna trinity, backed by the Tuna Boat Association, reacted by Wey hearing George N. Sicular major segments of the tuna industry stating the ruling was disasterous to Professor of Civil Engineering on the resumption of tuna fishing in the industry and will possibly force the hope that Congress will ease many boat owners to sell out or ignored facts their particular fishing regulations. change to foreign flag operations. This tuna trinity involves the This contradicts part of their \Op lobbyists of the Fishermen's Union, earlier admission that porpoise Editor: Spartan Daily the Captains and Mates Association setting only accounted for 10% of Despite Dr. Grant's comments to and the owners of the Tuna com- their tuna catches. Porpoise setting the contrary, Dean of Faculty Serving the San Jaw State panies, among them Starkist and is not a new technique, having gone Robert Sasseen and Academic Vice University Community Since ION Van Camp Sea Food. on for 15 years, including the record President Burns acted contrary to Their motives are the 1.5 billion 1964 kill of an estimated 400,000 uni tersity policy in denying Dr. cans of tuna that Americans con- dolphins. Nancy Wey the opportunity to apply Editor Dave Johnson sume each year, more than half of it for a fourth year of temporary Advertising Unfortunately, due to a local Manager ,,, Arlene Zimmerman provided by U.S. fishing concerns. A politician, Congressman Robert service. l'i (lure Editor Jim Byous fear of unregulated foreign fisher- Leggett of Vallejo and Congressman The document in the current staff lily Editor Gilbert Chan men taking over the schools of tuna reference book is the permanent News Editor Laurie Slothower John Murphy of New York, legis- Opinion Page Editor . Dean Cheatha m in the waters adjacent to our coast- lation has been introduced in policy which was proposed by Layout Editor , Burt Dekker line may be unfounded, primarily Congress to ease restrictions on the Burns, passed by the Academic Copy Editor Randy Brown because the U.S. now has a 200-mile Senate, and signed by President Assistant number of porpoises that may acci- News EditorTheresa Padilla ocean limit forbidden to foreign dentally be killed in this method of Bunzel in December, 1974. It does Sports Editor Jamie lioni fisheries. A recent example was the tuna fishing. not carry any limitation on the years Arts and Entertainment east coast seizure by the 'Coast of consecutive service for which a Editor Marlon Whittaker This legislation sets a mortality Wire Editor Pam Alexander Guard of several Russian trawlers. quota of 79.000 yearly on a broad full-time temporary faculty member Chief Photographer Russ Lee Few who eat tuna fish sand- variety of porpoises and allows a may apply, nor is the curricular Retail Ad Manager LYno Rose imperative requirement National Ad Manager.... Charles Carter wiches give a second thought as to 6,500 quota for the rarer eastern for tem- Mar A porary Rosiness Manager Corinne how that tuna was caught. The facts spinner, currently under existing appointments included. Art Director William Whitlow are these: federal protection. ('Ossified and Promotion .... Jeff Dover

Stenella dolphins for an unknown, Legislation of this nature and During the grievance hearing, Cartoonist Richard Taylor Dr. David Elliott Photo Staff Kurt Elli90fl, but possibly symbiotic reason, swim presidential support while Carter testified that he Bob had questioned Richard Johns, David Pacheco, in association with schools of yellow- was in San Diego could spell more Burns last fall about Pepping. John W Peterson, Jon Porter. the appointments policy. He said Tim Tyson. that Burns sent him a copy of the 18, Pages Student's hobby for the Mbird,mPsa 3 but it offers financial rewards By Gary Morse The dream of the pigeon isn't completely without its gives glory to God. The rac- Racing is an ancient racer, he said, is finishing financial rewards. ing name of his roost of 125 sport which has taken the season with the best The owner of the sole pigeons is "Maranatha," many forms. For Greek average racing time. bird, out of 125 pigeons en- which translates from youths, the foot race was a "Winning the best ave- tered, to finish the pre- Greek to mean "the Lord highlight event. For Frank rage is like being the cham- viously mentioned race. cometh." Gobel, in more modern pion of the area," he said. won $53,000 from betting times, the race is among Upgrading stock and entry fee pools. And in the past, there pigeons. Gobel hasn't won a com- was another more material Gobel, an accounting bine race, although he once Gobel said although bet- reason for having pigeons. en his sophomore, is the veteran won a smaller race spon- ting on pigeon racing isn't When his roost had of 65 pigeon races since he sored by a single club, but legal in California, it is a scrub rather than racing er the first began racing seriously he is trying to upgrade his fairly common occurrence, pigeons, he used to eat aying, in 1972 at the age of 13. stock of birds through the with anywhere from a cou- them. al an- Gobel bought his first pi- breeding of some of his best ple of dollars to several those geon at age seven as a racer:, hundred bucks riding on a MEN'S WOMEN S childhood curiosity and "This is the first year I pigeon. currently enters pigeons in can look at my new birds Pre-washed this at least 18 races a year. (born recently), and say "Money flyers" why a Denims' Pigeon races, he said, 'hey, these guys are good.' "This area is full of his are often sponsored by "I'm starting to develop money flyers." Gobel said. combines associations of a family," he added. Pi- "Basically all they want to $ 9.95 ttered pigeon racing clubs and geon racing is not a cheap do is make money. Sizes 26-3e again gather huge numbers of sport, according to Gobel. "If you lose, it's too bad at 457 E San Carlos at ion, feathered contestants. Owners pay a fee of but you can also win a t 10th Et 1 1 thi "In one liberation (re- about $65 per season to the lot," he said. 276.1881 is ions 113. ong lease), they can throw out combine for the transporta- Gobel said he also races about 3,000 birds," he said. tion of the birds to the re- pigeons for religious rea- "That's a lot of pigeons." lease points, he said. sons because he feels it PAKEELON 0rrent Two seasons In addition to the fees, being The year is divided into equipment and food costs, n and two racing seasons, ac- the serious pigeon racer ASPB PRESENTS g chil- cording to Gobel, who has a has a lot of money wrapped their loft of about 125 pigeons at up in inventory. A pair of be ef- his parents' home in Aptos. racing birds can sell locally Paul Newman An eight week span in the for as much as $250, he ts to fall is for birds under a said. Racing pigeons are nable year old while older birds bred for certain qualities, sit ive race 11 times from April to such as uniform body size, COOL HAND LUKE June. An owner can usually which most non-racing or Wednesday, May 18th ill be enter up to 25 birds in each "scrub" pigeons don't MORRIS DAILEY AUDITORIUM race. have. Race distances vary However, pigeon racing FREE 3, 7 Er 10 FREE from 80 to 680 miles and Gobel said the return time of the homing pigeon from the spot where it is re- Graduation Gifts leased to its home roost, also varies considerably. He said a majority of at Bargain Prices the 2,000 birds released in Porter Jon Idaho at 6 a.m. for a 600- SJSU student Frank Gobel has entered his pigeons in 66 races. He first became serious about the sport at 13. mile race, were home to *19 Wort the Monterey Peninsula by tainly 5 p.m. of the same day. he Fifth bomb threat "They had a tail wind of 12 28 liii more 20 to 25 miles per hour," he into a spartaguide explained. "It gave them a overly empties classes kick right in the tail and a Reg. $24 lift over the Sierras." The fifth bomb threat of yesterday morning when a On the other hand, only Clock radios. CD. AM/FM Radio Recorder. cassette record- the semester was reported female caller phoned the The Home Economics ment, May 28. For informa- one bird out of 125 finished Business Tower to report a Club meets at 12:30 p.m. to- tion, contact EOP counsel- another race across the ers. Motorola Hy-gain brands and LCD watches. Spartan Daily bomb, scheduled to go off day in HE 100. Desserts ing department. Sierras to the Bay Area. Pi- at 9:30, was planted some- and drinks will be pro- geon owners speculated an We Give Away FREE cassette tapes and keychains. where in business class- Serving the San Jose State vided, but members should unexpected snow storm COME IN TODAY FOR YOURS! Urwersly Consounoty rooms, according to Larry bring their own sand- Inter-Varsity Christian froze the other birds during Since 1934 James, information officer wiches. Fellowship meets 7 p.m. to- the night, he said. take 280 N. to Foothill Expy. Grant Park Plaza Seoond clam postage paid at San for University Police. day at the Campus Chris- Gobel said race winners or 101 N. to 85 to Grant 1350 Grant Rd. Jose. Carta-ma Member of Cali- tian Center. It is the last fornia Neersoaper Publishers Aso- Akbayan Club meets are determined by the fast- (next to Fry's) Gabon and the Assocated Press. The police were on the today in the S.U. meeting of the year. I docu- 3:30 p.m. est time in yards-per-min- Published daily by San JON Stale scene at 9 a.m, and the Costanoan Room. ute from the release spot to NOVA} M. View lid not Unwersty. except Saturday and building was evacuated iurn of f 11 tI11 ritoNirc 964-6607 o state Sundry. dunng die college year. The the Pigeons home roost. not shortly after. No bomb was med. opinions expressed herein are Graduating seniors who races:wiry those of the Asisooated found. EOP-Chicano Com- did not have their picture ues on Adienavation Students, the College mencement organizers taken for the yearbook may znored or the Departnern of Jaurnalien and Subectiptione accepted cleared for use ed the Advertising. It was meet at 5 p.m. today in the still have their name listed. one, un a reminder of sweeter again shortly after 10 a.m., EOP Building. Students For information, call the erne to seer, $9 each been Full academic according to James. may pick up applications SJSU Alumni Association, id that Semester. 14 50 Off cants Pecs 777.3181 commence- 277-2633. ite the per copy, 10 cents Phone for Chicano Advertising 2771171 Pooled by The caller gave no iden- Suburban Newspaper Publications. tification and the police Is, one Cupertino. have no suspects at this rbank, time. I, 1974, Chairman dead; t time by the policy Add Army cause unknown II well Dr. Franklyn B. Fuller, he did research in physics ed the mathematics department and engineering. 1898. Spanish Armada gets taste of Dewey. Lye M- ROTC to chairman, died Thursday. Fuller, 55, was a native on the The exact cause of death is of San Jose; his father was leave unknown. the chief of police in 1915. Dewey 's crew gets taste of San Miguel. your program Fuller, a 1942 alumnus He is survived by his of SJS, joined the faculty in wife Evelyn, and two sons, e has 1969. He became depart- James and John. ars or ment chairman in 1970, and A scholarship has been point- and you auto- called San Miguel. Pale Pilsner (Light). had recently received a established in Fuller's offer a promotion to a professor- name for outstanding And Cerveza Negra (Dark). Rich, malty. ye ap- ship, which would have mathematical students in t. matically add May 1st, 1898. with an intriguing taste. taken effect in the fall. need of financial aid. been Prior to joining the staff Contributions should be Spain controls the The men are delighted. As news of Chan- management at SJSU, Fuller had worked sent to the Franklyn B. Ful- Philippines, but Dewey's triumph spreads, so among beer at Ames Research Center. ler Memorial Scholarship, parted He was a member of the at the financial aids office out in Manila Bay connoisseurs does the reputation of the knows Theoretical Branch, where of SJSU. U.S. Navy Commodore George Dewey rich tasting beer known as San Miguel. to the to training wants the Spanish ships removed. Now, as then, San Miguel is naturally So at 5:41 a.m., with the help of his brewed from the choicest hops, malt, and pagues your resume. om es- College CreciiC able captain, he sends them his request. barley obtainable throughout the world re said He says, "You may fire when ready, Gridley!' Still naturally carbonated. Still painstak Burns. The message gets through loud and ingly aged to let the rich, natural flavors th the for rant. John Kenneth Galbraith clear. And a short time later Commodore ripen to their full smoothness. Dewey becomes Admiral Dewey. Today an entire world salutes the taste icular eering The Age Once ashore, his Now ialVariter utg men discover one rea- 141 444 tOPROMOREt The international beer Clitiat of son the Spaniards were ON at emu in Offemutitia. reluctant kdAeave. 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will be out for season 44. By Steve Was Kolesnikow last year Running back coach Riley also injured his knee burst onto the scene Ken Uselton had high in the intrasquad game, Running back Paul through his special teams praise for Kolesnikow, say- and afterward, expressed ' Kolesnikow will be lost to. play. At the end of the sea- ing that he had developed his fear of being operated the Spartan football team son, he was honored as spe- very quickly in terms of the on. Reserve tight end Joe for next season after he cial teams captain for 1976. changeover from defense Holmes had his knee opera- tore ligaments in his left In the first game last to offense. ted on a few weeks ago, as knee in last Friday night's season against Utah State a result of an injury re- Gold/White intrasquad on the opening kick-off, as Stiles said that they ceived playing basketball. game. the outside man on the asked him "to run the ball, and will be back in time for He said it happened kicking team formation, he block and catch the ball, next season. he said when he tried to make a cut went down the field, got and he has done it for us, on the turf and his knee around the blocking back but he needs more exper- MARK'S gave on him. He was car- for the return man and flew ience." STEREP ried off the field on a into the ball carrier, catch- Tucker had surgery on Buy & Trade stretcher and was fitted ing the man's leg with his his knee to remove carti- with an inflatable cast. arm as he sailed past and 293-8990 lage last week and will be 74 E. San Fernando Kolesnikow was switch- tripped him up. back for next season. Of- 1 block from Campos ed from a defensive back to A senior from Burlin- fensive guard Bernard a fullback this spring be- game via College of San cause of injuries to the Mateo, he was tagged as other running backs and Joey Zarkoff, the mad Rus- Got typewriter problems? because of the play of new- sian, by his teammates last comer James Richburg at season. There's help "2" blocks away. strong safety. Stiles said that after Sales. Monthly rental rates. Lease Kolesnikow had the Kolesnikow got hurt in the knee operated on last Sun- scrimmage, it cast some- purchase plan. Repair service day. what of a pallor over the His brother, Andy, practice for the rest of the San Jose Typewriter Co. played defensive end for night. Stanford last season, and Kolesnikow was moved 76 years of reliability t has had three knee opera- to fullback during the se- Paul Kolesnikow (lying down) is being comforted by a fan while being loaded into a makeshift ambulance by Larry Cragin (left). tions. cond week of practice this 24 S. 2nd St. 279-1000 The running back injured his left knee in Friday's intrasquad game and will be lost for next season. Looking on is Jeff Head coach Lynn Stiles spring, following a knee in- Schweiger. also an injured football player. was very upset about the jury to regular fullback loss of Kolesnikow for next James Tucker. In the three season. scrimmages Kolesnikow "I'm sorry not just be- played in as a fullback, he cause of his athletic ability, picked up 88 yards in 22 Young netter starts regionals but because of the intangi- carries and pulled down bles," Stiles said. "He's a seven passes for 65 yards. PINT SALE! at four second intervals) Spartan netter, she (team members) always catalyst. This is what I He did not score and did not By Al Dangerfield the Take home a pint size of Most 17-year-old tennis without getting tired. likes the role. "I'm the say that," Gaskill con- meant when I spoke of fumble in any of the con- players are busy trying to "The Prince is good at baby of the team. They cluded. leading by example." tests. delicious FROGUR frozen yogurt, prove their worth to high improving the weak part of reg-$4,4!, T s, hru Sun. school coaches. one's game," Gaskill said S,ISU's Julie Gaskill is "This machine is good be- ONLY $100 hits the ball to the to ring up NCAA title? busy playing against the cause it Spikers 'Black Prince' on the south same spot. If you are doing Your choice f: something wrong (in your campus courts in hopes of Peach Strawberryl Vanilla strokes) you can correct improving her game. Raspberry & L on At 16 Gaskill left high it." Schilling may provide answer though she uses school and playing tennis Even '13 the machine three times a with the boys to become a winning both, qualified in week Gaskill did admit that By Pete Cavaghan pian Mark Enyeart of Utah feet in a two-week period. the former. she is not the only team After winning the PCAA State. tiff plays with the track championship last Much depends on Dedy Javelin thrower Frank Gruber, who was so sore member who It Prince. weekend at UC Santa Bar- Cooper and Ron Livers. DeJak has suffered from he could hardly walk, ran a "A lot of team members bara, the Spartan spikers Without either, the Spar- elbow and shoulder miser- 5,000-meter race and won, tt; don't like to drill with the took a victory lap around tans will have a very steep ies throughout the season even though the points 110 machine, they'd rather the track to bask in their uphill climb, Hill notes. after qualifying for NCAA meant nothing to .the final rti play against evil other," well-deserved glory. Cooper, the defending in the first meet. DeJak outcome. He possesses an 't) the Spartan netter said. When the group passed champion in the 110-meter seemed much better physi- incredible ability to moti- e At her alma mater, the start -finish line, high hurdles, did not run cally at the PCAA meet, vate himself. nests sprinter Don Livers rang the intermediates winning impressively with This ability could score Willow Glen High School, last dyie at aurants Julie Gaskill the Spartan netter did not the bell, significant of one year. Hill's predictions in- a lifetime best of 248-feet. points at the NCAA meet. iii) .outpisys the bcrfs care to become a part of lap remaining in the race. clude a Cooper repeat and The Spartans will also 475 E San Carlos team so It was only fitting. a second in the 400-meter Dan Gruber, who ac- need that type of drive by part of the women's tennis the women's tennis I Between 1 Ot h & 1 'I thl she played with the boys' The Spartans, in their intermediates. complished the near-inhu- all members of its team to program. Proud of her akai Livers, who won the tri- man feat of doubling in the win another NCAA cham- youth, the freshman netter tennis team. ple jump and finished fifth 5,000 and 10,000 meters and pionship. said that she won't be At the start of her first season as a SJSU netter, in the high jump in 1975, is voting age until July 14th. listed as second in the tri- Gaskill, who will Gaskill was the No. 2 on the singles ladder and a ple jump and third in the probably be the youngest high jump. player in the Association of member of the No. 1 doubles team. There are five Spartans A long time ago in a galaxy far, faraway.. Intercollegiate Athletics who are unknown quanti- The freshman math final for Women regionals lap, will attempt to ties. tournament ( which starts major said that this season take the NCAA crown in Pole vaulter Greg today ), often works on her is the first time that she has Champaign, Ill., June 2-4, a Woepse, ranked fourth by weaker strokes with her ever played on a woman's title SJSU last claimed in Hill, has not cleared 17 feet mechanical teammate, the tennis team. She said that 1969. in nearly a month in meet Prince long after her team- she liked playing with the According to Track and competition, yet Monday mates have finished. boys' team in high school Field News magazine, re- he cleared 17-6 in practice The Prince is a ball because "they hit the ball a cognized thronghout sport- on what he termed "a bad machine which helps tennis lot harder" than the ing circles as the authority jump." players practice returning women. The 17-year-old on track, the Spartans Hill rates Woepse serves, net volleys, over- Spartan also said that play- should score about 42 fourth, with the note, "My head lobs, forehand and ing with the boys gave her points and finish sixth. pick for the breakthrough backhand smashes. The added thrills. "They've given us the of the year in this event is Prince in most cases has a "I used to like seeing the benefit of the doubt in seve- Woepse, who is cast in the consistent stroke. It can boys cry," Gaskill laughed. ral areas," coach Ernie Dan Ripley (ex-Spartan) serve up to 150 balls (each "They used to come out on Bullard commented. the court and think that mold." However, Bullard is they could beat me with Ron Semkiw, a shotput- also hopeful that Mark their power." ter, "has failed to recap- HALL & Schilling can prove the "It was a big deal play- ture his 70-foot form of KITCHEN News' prognosticator, several years ago," Hill ing with the boys' team. Garry Hill, wrong. RENTAL The girls' team was says. Schilling is ranked a Still, without that $75 nothing! They didn't have a non-scoring eighth in the Plus "form," Semkiw finished refundable good coach. The guys' 1,500 meters and unraaked cleaning second in the NCAA last deposit coach was better," Gaskill in the 800 meters For by Hill, year. To repeat, Bullard more m(o call said. and could easily affect the feels Semkiw needs to put 279-2300 Being the youngest on outcome. on some weight. the team hasn't bothered The reason, Hill says, is Another shotputter, Bob "a recurrent blood pro- Feuerbach, has heaved the blem." 16-pound ball 59-feet-6 this Schilling, on a special year, and would need to diet, has run a 4:00.27 mile !I A 1.4. yiiti can fly break 60-feet to be near pill I thriugh JIITIC roundtrip from and, healthy, is capable of 1.11Xe11161,urg fir only $410. scoring. ,rk repeating his second-place That's $89 less than the yt sith fare you'd pay ''Ti any Rapid improvement is t her scheduled airline. I Fri lin Chicagii you pay $458 thru finish in the 1975 NCAA not beyond the freshman. \ of il 3o and $430 from May I thru June 14.1 All pa mile. 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IMINI May 18 1977 Page J !On the Roz Jamie Rost , Sports Editor SJSU's Bell chosen all -league _ Steve Bell, the Northern managed to make player -of -the -year Ron Right handed aces Rick second team with use fielder Dartt Wagner Daily sportswriters California Baseball Asso- honorable mention. Friar's Johnson. Foley from Santa Clara players. Southpaw Rich ciation batting champ, was earned run average was Johnson's .368 average and St. Mary's Tom Can- Tabbed were first base- Jameson (2.63) and out- the only SJSU player under two a game while was second only to Bell's diotti were named co- man Curt Cannedy (.306), fielder Rob Young (.337) nabbed by Murphy selected to the first team of Codiroli topped the league .380. pitchers of the year. outfielder Tim O'Hara were members selected the all-conference squad, it in that category at 0.79. Others from Fresno in- Both finished the season (.298), third baseman Doug from Nevada -Reno. was announced yesterday. cluded shortstop Ron with 9-3 records. Morganti I. 306 1, Santa Clara topped Secondbaseman Rich Jay Peryam, the Melhoff, designated hitter Rounding out the first designated hitter Terry honorable mention players -first - SAN JOSE (JR) . . . Spartan Daily sports writer Rich Guardino, although seeing Spartans' captain Ron Myers and pitcher team infield were: George Van Hook (.321) and pit- with six. also made Freedman was one of foar Daily reporters nabbed late his average drop about 40 baseman, Dave Rohm (9-1,1.45). Hahn, Santa Clara, cat- cher DeVallon Harper The Spartans finished in mention. last night when they had allegedly broken into the Athletic points from last year, honorable The Bulldogs' Bob cher; Ron Ball, Nevada, (2.73 ). third place with a 20-14 Department headquarters. landed a spot on the second Bennett was tabbed as second base; Mark Fresno placed catcher mark, five games behind Freedman, carrying numerous tape recorders and team. League champion "Coach of the Year" while Dietrich, Pacific, third Pat Buckner (.310), DH Sal Fresno. St. Mary's placed bugging devices, was nailed when Department Chairman Surprisingly, SJSU Fresno State University Reno's Bill Wallace was base. Cervantes and pitchers second with a 24-12 record. Bob Murphy returned to his office at 3 a.m. to check the hurlers Steve Friar and placed four players on the selected "Freshman of the In addition to Bell, the Steve Collins (2.36) and Ric SJSU was in the running mail. Chris Codiroli only first team, including Year." first team outfield boasted Towery (2.07). for first until the final Representatives Murphy said it was the first time he had come down to Frank Halverson (.302) of on the weekend of the season second his oftice at 3 a.m. to check his mail, and denied being tip- Pacifica and Al Richmond squad from Santa when it lost two-out-of- Clara ped off to the covert activity. (.259) of St. Mary's. were: shortstop three to Reno while Fresno Butch Rower 260). and out- Freedman, along with Smokey Dulas, Scoop Hill and 'Cod,' Friar shunned Also named as a first swept Santa ('lit 'a Baby Face Cavaghan, were reportedly in the process of team designated hitter was taking pictures of Murphy's personal files. USF's Kevin Keating Shoe When asked why they were in the building, Freedman, (.358). & Leather ItepaIrs who interviewed Patty Hearst last week, replied by from dream teams Foley, Candiotti; Rohm 10/0 Discount to saying! am taking the Fifth." and UOP's Steve Rice com- SJSU Faculty and Students But-Smokey Dulas broke down and spilled the beans to prised the first team pitch- 436 E. Santa Clara local authorities, apparently afraid that if By Rich Freedman been nice, but I know what Della riles St. football coach ing staff. (Next to Lynn Stiles found out he would bar "no neck" Dulas from SJSU pitchers Steve lean do." St. Mary's topped the 10th St Ffiarmacyl the practice field. Friar and Chris Codiroli Pitching coach Jerry ACCORDING TO S77LES who has repeatedly been at have got to be wondering if McClain was shocked at words, with the Daily sports pages for their continual a bunch of monkeys con- the token honors for his ability to tell the truths surrounding the football team, he gregated and voted for the star hurlers. would:not deny Dulas the privilege of attending scrim- all-Northern California "Codiroli leads the lea- mages because "It is a learning experience." Baseball Association gue (in ERA) and doesn't Dulas replied: teams. make it. I don't believe it," "Learning experience my ass! When I'm out there all Codiroli, as a freshman, McClain said. he does is try and tell me what to write and how to write it. led the league in earned McClain noted that I don't tell him how to call the plays, but perhaps someone run average, boasting a Steve Friar Friar "had the worst luck should after the team's pathetic outing this past season." phenomenal 0.78 ERA. in the world." 11,!IING Dulas eventually went on to explain that the reason The 6-foot-1 blond from "You can't go on won- they Were in Murphy's office was that Murphy had Mitty High in San Jose was his version of Humphrey lost record," he added. reportedly stolen six of the Daily's headline sheets which a starter-reliever and es- Bogart.. "You have to go by overall included names of individuals in the Athletic Department tablished a Spartan pitch- Friar owned an impec- performance." ifoNs who were "on the take." ing record for appearances cable ERA of around 1.50, Won-lost is where Friar Midphy denied the allegations that he took the sheets with 23. He was 4-2 in lea- but like Codiroli, only made lost out. First team pitch- but did say "For some time I have been aware that some gue play. honorable mention. ers Rick Foley, Tom Can- in my department are not on the up-and-up." For Friar, losing a low- "That's the way it diotti and Dave Rohm each Mitrphy first became aware when former Spartan scoring game in the final goes," Friar said nonchal- won nine league games Daily*sportswriter Dave Johnson came to him last innings was as predictable lantly. "I can't say I'm dis- while Steve Rice was 5-1. semeeter and requested that Sports Information Director as an impressionist doing appointed. It would have Friar was only 5-8. WyneCook be removed because he was accepting free The second team con- gifts from outside sources, which, according to NCAA by- sisted of Nevada's Rich laws, is illegal. ALL NORTHERN CALIFORNIA BASEBALL ASSOCIATION Jameson, Steve Collins and "Ciok was getting free Big Macs from McDonalds for FIRST TEAM Ric Towery of Fresno and SUMMER LEAGUES Mary's DeVallon Har- the 'Meet Lynn Stiles' Monday afternoon press con- Catcher George Hahn SCU 302 St. ferences," the towering blond claimed. Forst Base Ron Johnson FSU 368 per. "Ci FREEDMAN FINALLY CRACKED, and, along with Second Base Ron Bell UNR 358 "They're all good," NOW FORMING Thad Base Mark Dietrich UOP 272 0)0 in- said, adding, "But I Scoop-Hill, told AP that there were others on the take Shortstop Ron Melhott FSU 289 Friar hul cluding Gene Menges, Ivan Guevara and, according to Outfield Steve Bell SJSU 380 know I'm as good as Can- Baby face Cavaghan, even the continually sloshed Don Frank Halvorson UOP 30: diotti and Rice." Albert Richmond SMC 259 Assistant coach Sam Monday 5:15 p. m SJSU Faculty/Staff Doubles Riggs; Ron Myers FSU 308 "Id the motel in Stockton, Menges told me that he was Designated Piraro was also stumped involVed with the Mafioso and wasn't sure how to get out Hater Kevin Keating USF 358 by Friar's relegation to that same night in his sleep, Pitchers Rick Foley SCU 1.4519-31 honorable mention. Tuesday of it,"Z'reedman said. "Later Tom Candiotti SMC 1 8019-31 6:30 p. m SJSU Alumni League Meng& said that unless his team threw the Spartan Dave Rohm FSU 1 4519 21 "He's one of the top five G Baseball Classic, there would be someone in the mob that Steve Rice UOP 1 3818 1, in the league," Piraro 110 wouldlose a lot of money and that Menges couldn't afford SECOND TEAM noted. "He just didn't have '110 to losdhis life because he still owes (Ticket Director) Jack the wins to back it up. Catcher Pat Buckner FSU 310 Wednesday 6:30 p.m Mixed Handicap Trio .0 Mogg two beers." Fast Base Curt Cannedy SMC 306 "You have to concede The four Daily sportswriters had apparently been Second Base Rich Guardino SJSU .276 the first team," Piraro said 9:00 p.m. SUGA Scratch Doubles on this story for quite some time, and according Thad Base Doug Morganti SMC 306 in reference to won-lost re- working Shortstop Butch Rowe SCU 260 to Cavaghan, had listening devices throughout the Outfield Dart Wagner SCU 315 cords. "But I thought Steve Athletic Department. Tim OKara SMC 298 would go higher than Thursday 6:30 p.m Thursday Mixed Fours When Asked why they believed Guevara and Riggs Rob Young UNR 337 honorable mention." "Ever since they told me ' Sal Corvantes FSU 260 were Invillved Scoop Hill said, Deseinated Codiroli, in losing a that !didn't turn in enough basketball stories! was a little Hitter Terry Van Hook SMC' 321 berth on first and second ALL LEAGUES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC leery of them.'' Pitchers Rich Jameson UNR 263 failed to garner Steve Collins FSU 2 36 team, also HILL WENT ON to ramble and say that "Guevara has Rick Towery FSU 207 "Freshman of the Year." as a team, or unti' been doing some under-the-court recruiting is well as off- DaVallon Harper SMC 2 73 That honor went to signups individually, season coaching and if I could only prove it, I could Nevada's Bill Wallace. HONORABLE MENTION Rod Ramsey, Skeeter Rivas. Brian Hur June 5 . information at the desk probably get a job with the Washington Post." ley Bill Bander Russ Brett. Rick Morgan (SANTA CLARAI. Dwayne "Riggs is involved more than any of the others and the Wright Reid Gotthard. Greg Fisher 1ST MARY'S) Steve Frier. "I was a bit startled," reasons should be obvious," Cavaghan stated. "He is in a Jay Peryann, Chris Codiroli (SAN JOSE STATE) 611 Wallace. Piraro said. "I thought (NEVADA, RENO', Stan Rogers. Joe certain condition 23 hours of every day and nobody can John England, Pat Alexander Wallace was a sophomore. GAMES. AREA km STUDENT UNION Hinoloan. Tom Gonsalves, Dan Swanson (PACIFIC), Larry afford to buy that much booze; somebody must be giving Lance Gainer. Bob Stoddard !FRESNO STATEI I guess they figured he had it to him free." a more productive year Spartan Daily Sports Editor Jamie Rozzi and Daily than Codiroli." 277-3926 1 reporter Mark Bosneag said they think that Riggs is getting his liquor from Spartan Stadium Community Fundraising Chairman Glenn George, who is also a local SJSU softball liquor distributor. Roz continued by saying "If Riggs and George could be finals today tied together in this it could be the end of Spartan Stadium and possibly even get the innocent Jack Mogg a job as The SJSU softball intra- high as athletic director. 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By Geese Rees green." winds did not seem to the ensemble presented an Caploe on drums. The white -pillared The windy afternoon phase the generation-gap- arrangement of "El Cam- Jameson Brown House proved that endurance is less crowd, they just ino Real" featuring trom- The combo proved' that fronted for the miraculous the backbone of this 17-man tightened their scarves and bonist Joey Means and an jazz is a very real and SJSU Jazz Ensemble, Sun- ensemble. buckled their seat belts as appealing version of Don meaningful world that day, as they presented they settled down on the Ellis' "Over the Rainbow" exists within every rhythm their own "day on the The 25 mile per hour grass for some jazz. among other numbers. The and harmony of the mash latter arrangement fea- cal scale. Each musician tured William Green on has an important steteu trumpet. It was produced ment to make through his in jazz fashion, yet the sen- instrument. timental harmony was still there. Most of the students that make up this combo don't After a series of mis- usually perform together'.., haps broken drum head Cannon said. A lot of atm-. and dead wires the rest dents are out on the road. of the ensemble folded up their equipment and joined the audience. CAMERA ONE 166 S 1St St 294 340. After a short break, selected members of the ensemble performed in a LAST MANS combo made up of Clark \i 'COL WIWAMS(11 Baldwin on also sax (hi' AS does recordings by him- HAMLET 2, 2, self), Dean Fazio on tenor 7.00 930 Joey Means Sophmore music major, warms up on trombone before Sunday afternoons sax, Bill Cheronis on bari- Matinee all.00 concert While Debbie Soderlund listens peacefully. 'dEVY FiLm SCHEDULt on sho sax during the performance of the Jazz Ensemble. Chuck Baldwin concentrates tone sax, David Snider on ,N STUDENT UNION The sounds generated bass guitar, Frank from the ensemble ranged Sumares on piano and Joe from intriguing to exhil- crating.

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Even the ception. They obviously set-up keeps the time boys" to ride off into the Monday-Friday 8:30-4:45 71 East San Fernando 294-2091 ' hold musicians laughed, smiled had FUN playing for a sun- needed for equipment sunset. \-i - and baked played for the crowd Concord Pavilion changes to a minimum. So, while staying sober enough crowd Sunday. after a record-breakingly me. to play well. short intermission, the This is rarer than it Sea Level, the remnants Marshall Tucker Band took f t.40151 HUSH WEEKNIGHTS might seem. Road - of the Allman Brothers over. LITTLE FOX THEATRE hardened musicians find Band, played over two 533 Pacific, San Francisco the rigors of touring hours of material that Toy Caldwell is an old 398-2707 tedious, and it shows in sounded like the Allmans hand in the country rock when they wanted it to and scene, he has had years to better when they didn't. polish a style that is not Iton't let a run-down car spoil your summer unique but very plans get it serviced now! 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KANANGENICNT of the Allman Brothers' SPECIALLY FOR biggies, they gave an ap- After two uproarious YOU ON Josten's ASPB AND GRADUATION GROPC <( DAY PRESENT A COMPLETE SELECTION OF v't CORSAGES AND BOUTONNIERES come in IN THE BOOKSTORE 9:00am to 4:00pm and compare A or call Graduation Sale . 295-4934 Day or Night M ay 16 thru May 27 11(10D I UC K 1-HONI STUDENT DISCOUNTS One block from campus Sparhfl Corner of 7th and Santa Clara 5% off THA T EXTRA TOUCH BECAUSE WE CARE; ON YOUR OFFICIAL SJSU COLLEGE RING THE LOON'S RAGE A fantasy I 11.1,Kly FTD WIRE SWITCH TRANSWORLD FREE ORDER NOW FOR GRADUATION Coming LOCAL DELIVERY Thursday May 19th 314 E Santa Clara 295-4934 DELIVERY 6 WEEK Student Union Amphitheater ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED 12 Noon May 18, 1977, Page 7 Gibbons: from English pubs to Graham's Day on the Green By Susan Billey the day on the green. "Bill and finally had a chance to out on later albums" he An odd mixture of dark Graham always does get some recording done. said. "Out next album devilishness and boyish shy things with style, but I still "We've been together could well be a live charm oozes from Steve prefer to play to a smaller for five years now. It took album." Gibbons, the lead singer, audience." us three years just to get song writer and guiding into the studio. We're still Gibbons admitted that a force of the band with the A native of Bur- very much in the growing lot of his music dealt with same name. mingham, England, state with our musical the drug culture and drugs. Gibbons began his career awareness," Gibbons said Gibbons was in San playing to the smaller softly, with a heavy British "The drug scene in Francisco Sunday for a audiences of the city's pub accent. Burmingham is pretty press conference to and dance hall circuit. Citing Elvis Presley as healthy, but in England it's promote his statewide tour his biggest influence, not as open as it is here," and to talk about some of There were a lot of gigs Gibbons admitted that he he said referring to the his gigs recently including in Birmingham in those was looking forward to the decriminalization of that as warm-up band for days (the '60s)," Gibbons first gold album. marijuana laws. the first day on the green of said. "You could work the '77 season. sometimes five nights a "A sure way to success Only time will tell week. It was a very healthy is to cut a hit record but it's whether the future will Good Gig place to be." the feedback and ex- bring the Steve Gibbons "It was a good gig," perience of the audience Band the much sought The Steve Gibbons Band Gibbons said speaking of His first experience that are of best use to the after success they want but outside Britain's Detroit, band," said Gibbons. their basic rhythm and as he refers to Bur- blues harmony and the 'Artists are egotists' mingham, was as a The Steve Gibbons Band experience of touring with 'Scapino" to open member of Balls, a band should have an ample the Who won't do them any which included Denny supply of experience and harm. Laine, now with Wings, feedback from the Theater Arts season Trevore Burton and Mike whirlwind U.S. tour they finishing. SJSU's Theater Arts Student displays art Keine, formerly of Spooky are just COPIES "Scapino", also playing Tooth. Department will be July 1, 2, 9 and 15 in the ric overnight Formed in 1969 the New things presenting three plays this University Theater. Played no min,mom By Herb Barrows group hit the rock scene "We are bombarded summer as part of its by Jim Dale in the Young Four art pieces by noted and quickly fizzled out. with new things here all the "Company Comique." Vic Theater's version that student artist Kevin Keller KINKO'S time. A lot of it will come 123 S. 3rd St. The season will open toured the '3ay Area two will be on display during 295-4336 June 30 with the modern years ago, the tale about a the rest of the semester at His solo attempts soon version of Moliere's charmins and clever the Ombudsman office, began to develop with - COUPON - trickster has been set Building R, Room 101. promise. He was joined by before an Italian seaside drummer Bob Lamb and fellow Burmingham cafe. Egotists Tift MAY musicians Dave Carroll, The second production "All artists are egotists. Bob Wilson and ex-Balls will be Mark Medoff's "The Yet only one or two people, Midi- bassist, Trevor Hair Burton GRADUATES Wager", playing July 7, 8, close to me can understand 14, 16, 22 and 31 in the Gibbons began to attract my works," Keller said. Featuring Unique & Studio Theater. attention on a minor level as a raunchy rock and *REDICEN* Creative Finishing up the sum- A native of Alexandria, roller. Consider the Peace Corps- two mer season will be Va., a suburb of Hair Styling I years work experience abroad Shakespeare's "Much Ado Washington, D.C. Keller It wasn't until the band for Men I and you may learn a new lan- About Nothing," which will attended the University of 'Beauty Care came to the attention guage too! play in the S.U. Am- South Carolina. He is a of I Products and Women' phitheater July 21, 23, 29 senior at SJSU and will Peter Townsend of the To get "Who" and Bill Curbishley, straight answers, just and 30. graduate next fall. His call your Peace Corps rep- The witty comedy plans include a trip the Who's manager, that resentative: to U.C. Susan Charles, at features the story of the they began to accomplish :l5 277-3446 or drop by and see Berkeley for graduate unlikely love affair bet- work. something. They were Stu' Limit: VS'l her in roars 207, Industrial promptly signed to Roger studies building. ween woman -hating Benedick and the clever Very competitive Daltrey's Goldhawke label 20% off Hairstyling with ad She's there 9:30-11:30 Mon- Beatrice, as well as "Teaching offers an days, 930-12:30 rues Er Thurs., showing the bumbling opportunity for the artist to 9:30-11:30 and 1-3 on Wed.. antics of Constable eat while perfecting his and 9 3 of Fri Dogberry and the night hard to sell craft. Art is watch. very competitive," adds YOUR FUTURE'S For tickets and in- Keller. John W Peterson IN PEACE formation, contact CORPS? the Student artist Kevin Keller displays samples of his University Box Office at A unique feature of one work at the Ombudsman office. 277-2777. of his line drawings is a portrayal of Carter's He concludes, "Art is a well worth seeing. Take inaugural ball. creative process of relating time out during your busy Spice up your life your own experiences to final exam week schedule Plastic atmosphere your work. Everyone sees to take the delightful show It depicts how the so- the same thing differently. in. at called celebrities aren't That's inevitable when any different than the viewing the sensitive common man. "It views nature of artwork." 3an Fernando' the plastic atmosphere of the entire event," he ex- Lithograph Mexican Food plains. Another piece is a lithograph, a portrayal of a Another drawing shows hand. 4th and San Fernando Keller when he is 65. It illustrates the entire en- vironmental decay of the The unique aspect of earth. Its prophetic nature the hand-drawing is that it DISCOUNT is scary when you ponder is a representative of a IRAN AT A 65% the long term implications. hand drawing another hand. The very illustrative 11(ael work is one and one-half years old. Satire set Keller has entered his ml work in numerous art r TOM & sTRAVL for tomorrow shows. This, however, is , INC. the first time he will have Dell' Arte's presenta- just his works displayed. tion of "The Loon's Rage" Art history In regard to art courses - ’ will be performed at noon tomorrow in the S.U. taken he considers art Amin Tour & Travel Service Inc. of San Amphitheatre. history classes very im- "Loon's Rage" is a sa- portant for inspiration. Jose will arrange for Iranian students to tire dealing with the grim "Art history classes can travel to Iran at a 65% discount. Call threat to life and the en- give you fresh ideas," he som hing? 243-6808 or visit our office at 359 Town & vironment posed by nu- comments. Country Village. clear power plants. Admission is free. The exhibit is free and Don't e = z he semester ,A%1--tsoNv V,ftlit*S \Nld% without a if thwSJSU Summer. fotVOL' CR, II\ Session Bulletin. Available 0i1:144 Alk0 4s160 v\ $C 'S 0, Student Union Int Continuing iducat VYo‘’dv)Li %TS tReleth Administtation Bit 430 S.1 ENT! I 330 S.TENTI OLd Begi pow. t!, IM. 1977, Page 8 Team to compete in handicapped athletics SJSU to host wheelchair games next month try to keep as close By Kitty O'Neil which is an obstacle 220 yard push in track and swimming events, in the to able Determination is the course, and table tennis. field. In the Denver re- nationals. bodied rules as possible, tame of the game for at She hopes to qualify for the gional meet she took six but with adaptations for the least seven SJSU students. 100-yard individual medley firsts and did the same Under the competition wheelchair and handicaps. For the first time SJSU will swim race at the California thing in Hawaii. This year rules each person can only have a continuing wheel- Regional meet in San Deigo she was the co-outstanding compete in six individual Each participant chair athletic team com- this weekend. female athlete at the events and one team event. qualifies by their in- peting in the National Benoit has also com- Carson City Invitational Each competitor is put in a dividual times in swim- Wheelchair Games to be peted in five international meet. class according to his ming, and times, distance held June 16-19 here and at meets and held National handicap and competes and point total in the other De Anza College in Cuper- records in the 25 yard She has qualified in the only against those in his events. There is no limit to tino. breaststroke and the 100 discus, javelin, shot put, class. the number of competitors Prior to this year the yard individual medley in 100 yard sprint, 220 yard The wheelchair games in each event. athletes competed on their 1974 and 1975. distance, and the slalom. two or as a part of the team at De Anza College. First time Sally Staudte, a speech Judy Benoit, Richard McCormack, an art pathology major, has com- Jensen, Lael McCormack, history major qualified to peted in four other Pam Meadows, Sharon swim in the 50 yard back- Nationals. Last year she stroke, 50 yard butterfly, 50 took a semester off from SUPPORT Scheppke, Steve Scott and Sally Staudte make up the yard breaststroke, 400 yard school to train for the ..1SU team. freestyle and the 200 yard handicapped olympics Participants judged individual medley, in the where she helped a three PROJECT Participants are judged nationals. She has also woman archery team as individuals and not as a qualified in table tennis. At break the archery record cam. However, according the Aloha regional meet in by 1,400 points. Scheppke and Staudte, Honolulu last month Mc- CANNISTER ising a part of a team helps Cormack set records in all Competition rules RECYCLE ALUMINUM CANS one's morale. of her swimming events. Staudte will be com- "It's nice to know that peting in archery, the mmates are out there First time national com- slalom, the pentathlon KAISER pulling for you, no matter petitor Meadows didn't which is a series of track ALUMINUM liow you do," said Staudte. even begin to compete in and field events including "I believe we as a team any way until March of this the shot put and the javelin, !lave an obligation to be year. She has qualified in dartchery, shooting arrows there supporting the in- the 25 yard backstroke, and at a dart board, and dividual members of the the 100 yard individual tea m," Scheppke said. medley for the nationals. Do Something interesting Wheelchair sports were She said she hoped to originally developed to qualify in the breaststroke this Summer (or Fall) twin rehabilitate seriously Tim Tyson in the California regional Sign up now with a Scale Program n jured World War II Sharon Scheppke demonstates throwing the discus while Judy Benoit watches. Along with games in San Diego this eterans, according to them, five other SJSU students are participating in the National Wheelchair Games in June. weekend. eantes director Charles Recreation & Neighnorhooti services: Be a liason with school and rec Dougherty. They serve to team except Pam in that meet. There are 13 "When I first started all a "I try to compete centers, work on dramatics, arts, crafts, athletics programs. leach the practical skills Meadows have competed in regional meets this year. person had to do was show against myself for my own EdUC311011: Help student teach-pre-school to H.S. ..tviired for mobility as at least one other National The meets are held all over up at the nationals and personal benefit," she said. crisis intervention, ell as to help restore self- meet. Some members have the United States and compete. Now because the Counseling: Work with individuals or groups in -onfidence. competed in several Na- participants can compete games are so popular all Scheppke, physical edu- pregnancy, drug counseling. All members of the tional meets and Benoit, in any one of them. They participants have to cation junior, has com- Legal: Learn and help the legal system function. Scott and Staudte have are not just limited to the qualify in at least one re- peted in the California Realm: Function with pre-professional rum Your BodyAnd participated in inter- meet in their own region. gional meet and qualify in games for 10 years. This the medical experts and get On national meets. Benoit, a graduate each event they wish to will be her second time experience. l'ocket Book In order to qualify to student in recreation, has enter in the nationals." competing in the nationals. Also, ask about our compete in the National competed in National Benoit has qualified for Games participants have Games since 1964. the 200 yard freestyle, the Record holder Innovative Programs. to compete in at least one Games popular 25 yard breast stroke, 25 "When I started com- regional meet and qualify "The games have yard freestyle, a four peting in the California For more information changed a lot since I first member swim relay team games in 1967 I was the competed," Benoit said. event, and the slalom only other girl par- call Vicki or Greg ticipating in the games," OFFER Scheppke said. 277-2187 MOEN COMMUNI I 11MMAN. 20% GOOD UNTIL Student papers Scheppke holds records old cafeteria bldg. on campus. 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House, 234 So 11th St., weekends also 2/4 7569 college investments secret. Mem got benefit you can General Contractors of Ride Operators, Food Services, S.J 9869707 $16) nun free space in our new print loca Experienced Typist - Can meet Sales Weekends Full Time star- too For details send $3 00 to California and others pre- tion. 194 W Santa Clara St. in FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for &iv deadlier) 011 1111 St Nan MADISON, Wisc. (AP) ring May in person M.CH. 1251 S. 10th Sr 0147 S J WV -Madison protesters, venting the board from S J. compliment of THRIFT 28th Apply summer to share 2 Wen apt cy 293581/ FRONTIER VILLAGE AMUSE 96112. Atty. Gen. Bronson La said her group had been in carrying out its program. CRAFT Et RECYCLE. Pioneer Rent $100 e month Call Cheri or downtown S.J. 270-2735. MENT PARK DeAnn 294 3748 FEMALE wanted to sublet'classe. c 1 Follette is investigating touch with students on bedroom apt June I Aug 30. The policy required that a EARN $186.00-A WEEK WORKING whether the University of other campuses who have Peer Drop-In Center needs ORIGINAL 1926 CLASSIC. Un $160 per month 275 6966. bidder, in order to be volunteers for next semester. ONE HOUR A DAY SELLING furnished 1,. al apt Ideal for stereos .41 Wisconsin's investments in launched similar cam- awarded a construction Come by for, more information SHAKLEE PRODUCTS., Call the creative decorator. Must be -- !:. 808 266 1453 btwn 5 7pm. TO: Bente. Ellen. Cyrele, Donna, firms doing and sign up Diablo Rm., 3rd clean, quiet and sober 1165 and SAVE THIS AD , ,011 pur business with paigns. She said a march contract, must use minor- Linda K . Carol. Susan floor, Student Union. 10-7 M-Th, Counselors: Requirements: non- $175 per mo One year lease Rain R chase cushy )., apartheid South Africa are on the White House was Dora. Marjorie. Debbie Kirstio, ity-owned businesses for no 10-3 Friday. smokers. guitar helpful, requires 561 553S. 6th St.. 293 0989 check with ir 011. illegal Linda K.. Paula and Carla Thank under state law. being planned for May 28, senior life-saving card or equwa water Et 200 Malt brow), A,iilto TV. less than 25 per cent of the THIS IS RIDICULOUS - A new FURNISHED APT. 1 bd. you again so much, You are real The inquiry comes at a concept in discount buying has lent Salary, room Et board. June garbage pd. Close to SJSU Sum tape, can stereo ec Advice on African Liberation Day. bid amount or that the bid- ly weal Marcia _ time when some students in come to San Jose. All items sot 12th to Aug. 27th. 1209) 847 5269 rner rates 130 pth 288.7474. purchase g the Right gear the der be a minority-owned to $5.0011 Wicker, straw, rattan. or write to K ARROW Ranch 279-0949 or 294 7332, AA, June I rst time with nu hassles We Madison and on campuses Children's camp. Box 157P, manuticture a complete lee, of business. Men's b Women's pants, shirts, 1 SefViCeS Jamestown, CA 95327 He Fu speakers and blank rer or elsewhere are protesting etc. New shipments daily. Guist Mature Students 3 barns Angry child NEGOTIABLE PRICES. Open 7 Re. dreg rape sold wholesale 10 the such investments by House Helper Counselor: Nice quiet environment Summer TYPING - IBM SELECTRIC days. 10-7. 107 E. San Fernando, pulite SoldldS T-SHIRTS queements rron-smoking, self rates. 4678 8th St. SJ Now 2533684 universities, claiming that between 3rd Et 4th streets. San 998 2693, Toes Fri 1 6 San finks on mom starter. Salary Et Room and taking fall applications Reports. Theses. Resumes, Tenn they constitute complicity GRAPHICS Jose. Board. June 10th - Aug. 27th, 12 5 I Female to share 2 Bare, Apt. Papers, Letters. Etc Ptck up and 12091 847 5289 or write to K AR in policies of racial segre- ANGELS CAMP (AP) U. with I other. for summer months delivery at SJSU 11:1 ROW Ranch Children's Camp. _ only. Quiet building. close to gation. - The victim of 'reported Box 157P, Jamestown. CA INTELLIGENT TYPINGediting, automotive campus $90. ma Call Bonnie at Follette said he assault and battery pro- CONG RATS 95327. form. grammar. Et tapes Call tee I* transportation La VOLKSWAGEN SERVICE All 294-7792. tvveen 9 am 9 pm Margie Waterfront Director: Requirements: began collecting data on bably regrets having called work guaranteed. Free house Kennedy Apts. 556 So 10th St., Reeves, 996-1265 id r non smoking, mature, 1 year ex, NEW YORK C:TY BY CAR, Mott the police. GRADS, calls in central S.J Tune up in- 293-3211. Summer Students. 2 the holdings after The penence in teaching swimming TYPING- TRANSCRIPTION. Term day 5 23 Need ildef 10 share Cu cludeng parts from $22. 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We can outfit you Fender Flares Moulded, Free Es- campus 292 3391 and effinent IBM Sel Cornet enteen 1st Et 2nd Street) Deputy 267 4808 aftw 6 p.m. - who had spanked him be- Jestom-decorated work timateS. _ available said that the _ 1M11 share comfortable in Camden- ting. Weekends also CHARTER FLIGHTS Paris David Hanson YR. OLD MALE Betty cause he wouldn't go to shirts, pullovers, jackets, MOTALOY - Ring and Valve Job 23 Hillsdale area, for mellow non 446 1525: ask for Lando. Shannon Milan state Justice Department OUADRUPLEGIC needs persoeal bed. sweatshirts and, of while You Drive. $666, Two smoker. Rent $130 PG Et E Dissertation design or analysis Amsterdam Frankfort would determine whether $12.95.20 yrs. success attendant morning and evening Phone 267-2119 during the eves blues' Call ACRE at 328 7175 fund, Athens No arrests were course, t shirts. weekends 287 1650. a law made guaranteed. ABCO, 1161 Bay Rome Brussels Israel these holdings violate TUES.-SAT. I Bedroom Funs. Apt. 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FURN. 1 BEORM. apt Clean, Trains Camping tours nfl Eon creed or sex." for complete units range from sing time 293 2604, 92 QUIET, 1', blks from SJSU No PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT opt- Student Flights to Asia, $270 to $350, with exchg. Instal, full or part donating blood plasma and earn cash. pets. Apply now for summer. SERVICES OFFERS DATA Africa. Australia, b Middle East "I haven't looked at the !aeon also available. Santa Clara Valley Coalition. $145 ''mo. 556 So, 5th, No 20. ANALYSIS SERVICES from Europe Travelers In. material yet," Hanson VOUCSTRANS Courier - permanent p.irt time DATA SCORING CODING surance Travel Publications can . 288-8081. 2889322 Must have economy DATA PROCESSING Can Leasing and Pi -chasing said, "I know the statute Fum, private room. Share Kit ft 1317E. San Fernando SJ. 2462517 INTERPRETATION AND Tours to Israel Er prohibits the investing -of bather 3 girls All utils. paid Student EV.COnt, AM-TM, Notice . 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Call Kim at 926-6298 after students briefly took over CASH for books and records ROOMS FOR RENT in nice large tions Marianne Tainlxirg. Los EUROPE ISRAEL AFRICA 6pm. the office of UW-Madison Phone 286-6275. Recycle Book Victorian, quiet Et clean. 525 S Gatos. Ca. 137 Escobar Ave . Student charter flights year store. 98 E San Fernando, SJ. SUMMER POSITIONS 6th $75 mo. Et up. Available 35604248 el I S CA 1609 Westwood Chancellor Edwin Young to books Er SelectIon of used Kennolyn Camps ere the Santa Cruz 5 23 77 Typing - Themes, term papers Ex Blvd 1103 L A CAI 90024 protest the university records. GREAT' mountains Need Men Coen 0955 ENCINA APT. 457 S. Ninth Sr perienced_ and Fast _269 8674 12131826_ 5669_ 826_ were P'JZZY Natural Peanut Snack selors who are trained in sports 21389943 taking summer appleca holdings. They Neere arid enjoy GOING ABROAD? Chances are you such as Tennis. 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Mock Classification SEND CHECK. MONEY ORDER "Deadline, IWO days Pr rOf 10 Pub- ci Announcements in Help Wanted r r Services OR CASH TO lication ii Consecutive pabltcat ton dates on. Automotive in Hoopoe ii Transportation SPARTAN DAILY CLASSIFIED n Entertainment uu Lost and Found ir Travel SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY ly cancelled ii For Sale ii Personals SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114 No refunds on ode May 18, 1977, Page 10 Future of redwoods in hands of Congress By Lisa Meredith-Coker processes. More crucial perhaps is that sedimentation were protesting the proposed expansion on the grouids world's first, third and sixth tallest trees. The entire worm Centuries-old redwood trees stand on precarious could divert Redwood Creek and undercut the roots of the that they would lose work and face threats of job section is hard to reach. ground in Humboldt County as timber industries and old-growth redwoods. retraining, welfare and relocation out of the woods if the Because there is no access to the park through land conservationists clash on the fate of Redwood National National Park Service forest ecologist James Agee park expanded. owned by lumber companies on both sides of the Redwood the rare tall Park. concedes to irate lumbermen that their logging practices Dr. McKillop, a University of California forest Creek, a visitor desiring to see trees must hike a The future of some of the world's oldest and tallest may have improved considerably in recent years, and economist, estimated park expansion would result in a enter the park at the main entrance and distance of trees depends on the influence of key members of that loggers now operate under much stricter state loss of 780 permanent logging industry jobs, and a total eight miles of 16 miles round trip. Similar problems Congress to expand the park and on lumber operations to controls. However, he noted that damage to the redwoods regional employment impact of 2,230 jobs if Burton's bill hinders reaching of other points of interest along Redwood heed the Carter Administration's plea to halt logging in the park continues from nearby logging, particularly passes. Creek. operations on private timberlands beside the park's en- near the streams. But, his state-funded study was criticized at the April The adverse impact of heavy logging activity taking dangered areas while Congress considers park expansion According to Park superintendent George Von der 14 hearing by a Berkeley colleague, economist Richard place right up to the park boundary seriously degrades the legislation. Lippe, 15 to 20 feet of gravel and silt have already been Norgard, who felt the impact would be less while noting park experience for visitors, according to the first report The three lumber companies involved which harvest added to Redwood Creek due to upstream logging ac- that McKillop's report disregarded consideration of new by the Committee on Governmental Operations CGO). timber in close proximity to the park Arcata Redwood tivity, resulting in widening of the stream bed to the jobs which could be created by increased tourism and The noise is irritating and the visual impact of ridge-top Corporation, Louisiana Pacific Corporation, and Simpson length of a football field. park maintenance. clear-cuts with deep gullies and scattered branches along Timber Company have ignored Representative Phillip Since rains are common to the typical visitor, the area, Von der Lippe The Sierra Club argues that far fewer of a decreasing the landscape is shocking to the CGO Burton's plea for a delay in logging operations as well as foresees an additional danger of a heavy storm backing up number of jobs cut already by automation and declining reports. Secretary of the Interior Cecil D. Andrus' request for a the creek water, overflowing the widened stream, hearing and numbers of profit-making trees) will be affected than Loggers at the San Francisco were six-month delay on redwood harvesting in 19 specified toppling the world's tallest known tree on the bank just 50 timber spokespersons claim. represented by AFL-CIO executive secretary John areas. feet away. However, the three logging firms argue that the area Henning. He informed Burton in strong terms that he felt Unless cutting is halted, there will eventually be no Loggers wouldn't miss sleep over losing the celebrated would lose thousands of jobs for a park that would attract "a sense of rage ... of hatred at those who would displace more trees in the crucial areas left to save. Unchecked 368-foot tall, nearly 600-year -old giant; one observer noted few visitors. According to one report, they disagree with helpless workers." cutting in those areas would increase wind and soil that loggers simply point out that if the world's tallest tree the Sierra Club over estimates that a usable park would Blaming the Democratic party, he declared that "no erosion damage that has already ravaged some groves in were cut down, there would be a new tallest tree create any new "recreation" jobs. democrat .. . no matter who he is" could be elected after the park. somewhere else. They blame the National Park Service for doing too supporting park expansion. He concluded: Timber industries argue that existing data does not Loggers are more interested in keeping their jobs and little to attract visitors which would generate the need for "Secretary Dedrick says that she is offended by the prove any relationship between lumber cutting and axe in-hand than in the fate of some ancient tall trees. more of these jobs. Their argument is strengthened by noise and sight of loggers around the park. Well, we're erosional activity in the Redwoods Creek Basin. Con- Hundreds demonstrated as much, earlier this month, by the fact that the main highway, U.S. 101, runs through it, and contemptuous of and offended by a system that lets people sulting engineers hired by these companies have con- traveling 300 miles in caravans of trucks and buses from there is no park entrance or exit, campgrounds, or visitors live in poverty while others are more worried about cluded that sedimentation is caused by natural forces, not Eureka to San Francisco to attend the third hearing on center. Rangers are rarely visible. saving trees. logging operations. Environmentalists and the Committee Representative Burton's controversial bill to increase the The primary scenic attractions within the "People come first with us, not trees. Let there be no on Governmental Operations believes that available 58,000-acre park by 74,000 acres. park are included in an area known as the "worm", named for its question about that," Henning asserted evidence establishes with some certainty that timber Recent headlines told of Northcoast loggers jamming meandering shape on the map. It is an eight-mile activity in the basin accelerates pre-existing erosion the hearing room with anti-Sierra Club banners. They -long, one-half-mile wide section of the park containing the Department brought 'bock into the community' Police chief receives praise from two councilmen for By Penny Calder division out of the police want to go through the corruption here. Some departments Two city councilmen building and into the hassel of complaining. While higher education encourage their officers to College Students are pleased with the not-so- Swenson building across By moving the internal seems to be stressed in continue their education Young Drivers new-anymore chief of the street. investigation unit to the most fields today, this once on the force by pay & High Risks police, although he has It was feared by POA Swenson Building, Mission doesn't seem to be the case increases and rank received criticism from that this move would make and First streets, enforcement promotion, he added. Mc- in the law Call other police officers. it difficult to keep tabs on Namara feels the com- field. Once a beat officer. Joseph D. McNamara what was going on in in- plaints will be easier to San Jose is the only McNamara now sees came to San Jose last ternal affairs. give and accessibility more major city to require a himself as more of an 289-8681 October and "has More recently Mc- convenient for the citizens. minimal college education administrator, but said he established a great deal of Namara has received Prior to coming to San bf its officers, McNamara still has that feeling of CAMPUS credibility in the minority condemnation from POA Jose, McNamara served on said. being an officer. INSURANCE community," said coun- concerning his ap- the New York City force He said in the next few McNamara said that 91 Paseo de cilman Alfredo Garza at a pointment of two women where he walked a beat in years education should be a because he was an officer San Antonio recent press conference in and four men, two blacks Harlem and in Kansas necessary requirement in and not just a the Swenson Building. and two Mexican - City, Mo., where he was every department. businessman-turned-police San Jose At the same meeting, Americans to prestigous police chief. The only danger in chief, the force can feel councilman and ex - assignments on the He said that the making this a requirement that he is one of them policeman Larry Pegram MERGE (Mobile California style of law is the possible exclusion of said, "McNamara has Emergency Rescue Group enforcement is more minority and un- brought the department and Equipment) and legalistic and arrest- derprivileged candidates Improve Study Habits back into the community." motorcycle units. oriented than that of the who might not be able to He added that he Hal Ratcliff, association East, but more problems afford the required thought it was an excellent president, claimed this to arise with the more arrest. education, he continued. 411100. idea to move the police be "extreme reverse oriented department internal investigation divi- discrimination." because officers feel "this sion, which investigates He called the ap- (arresting people) is what complaints against offi- pointments discriminatory they were hired to do." ORIENT cers, out of the police build- because of the long waiting McNamara said the ing. lists of officers seeking East has a more direct from $499 Quit Smoking While McNamara has these positions. contact with the people in ROUND TRIP Lose Weight received much praise, he McNamara justified the the form of the foot patrol has also received criticism building change by saying than does the West. AIR SPECIAL STUDENT RATES from within the ranks, that in the past the One advantage the TRANSPACIFIC namely the Police Officers department didn't appear California Not-so new-anymore Chief of Police Joseph D. police have over McNamara to TRAVEL doesn't appear a bit camera shy as he broadly grins for Association (POA). welcome complaints their eastern counterparts 235E Santa Clara Habit Control photographers at a recent nows conference in the Swenson The POA had criticized from the community is the "good government Suite 803 S J Building. 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