Weather Notice FMostly fair today. Increasing cloudiness tonight, then partly The schedule of classes for the cloudy Saturday with a slight fall semester should go on sale chance of showers. High today in Monday in the Spartan Book the upper 60's and a low tonight store Price of the schedule will near 50 Daily be 40 cents (plus taxi, 10 cents artan Since Serving the San Jose State University Community Sierra Nevada skiing is fair to below that of last semester The poor with 17 resorts closed. booklets go to press on Saturday SJSU Meleoruiuyy Depa,tment Volume 66, Number 45 Friday, April 23, 1976 Phone: 277-3181 Council authorizes continuing appeal on A.S. budget control

By Tom Tait Fulton said it was the belief of the student-at-large on an A.S. committee In the longest meeting of the attorneys handling the case from the the student must be in clear academic semester, the A.S. Council Wednesday beginning that no one has the right to standing; must not be a member of the authorized the continuation of an ap- "take someone else's money and spend executive, the legislative or the judicial peal of a recent court ruling which It as he sees fit. branch of student government. The upheld President John Bunzel's right to "The court has simply not seen fit to student must also not be a member of compel A.S. to fund programs. see what the intent of the legislature the executive staff. The council's action permits A.S. is," Fulton said. Litchfield's recommendations attorneys to appeal the earlier un- $700 more stemmed from an investigation of favorable rulings to the California State Fulton said it would only cost AS. whether Rich Thawley, A.S. vice Supreme Court. about 8700 more to appeal to the state president, was violating any rules by A.S. President John Rico said the Supreme Court. About 83,500 has been sitting on the Spartan Shops Board of appeal would be filed before Tuesday. spent on the case to date, Fulton said. Directors. The court case is a result of a 1974 A.S. will appeal the ruling, arguing Litchfield said he could not find any budget dispute between Bunzel and A.S. that although Bunzel has the right to regulation in the Spartan Shops charter A.S. deleted funding from the 1974-75 remove funding for programs he which prevented Thawley from occupy- budget for athletic grants-in-aid. considers in violation of board of ing the student-at-large seat. Bunzel refused to sign the budget trustees policies he did not have the The council also voted to allocate until A.S. budgeted funds for grants-in- right to compel funding for any A.S. $7,500 for Semana Chicana '76, the aid. programs. Chicano culture week scheduled for Order sought A.S. lost its appeal March 29. The May 10-14. AS. took Bunzel to court seeking an First District Court of Appeals ruled Hurts quality order to force him to sign the budget. that it was clear that Bunzel had the A spokeswoman for Semana Chicane Bunzel was forced to sign the budget right to "reject a student body said the cut in the allocation from the 41111111111 but not before A.S. was directed to organization's budget or financial original $19,000 request would hurt the allocate $39,000 to grants-in-aid. program when he reasonably concludes quality of the program. Rico said A.S. would contintet with its that it is not in conformity with the At the conclusion of regular business appeal despite legislation pending policy of the campus." the council began the time-consuming which would limit the power of a Rico believes the chances of A.S. process of budget considerations. university president to hold up a winning at the state supreme court The council passed tentative figures student body budget. level are "good." which turned out to be $8,000 over the Rico said the appeal would clear up He said the courts have yet to address 9540,650 budget. Bunny Arms any doubts and reverse the court the issue and that is, according to Rico, The council will meet next Wed- precedents which could be used as a whether a university president has the nesday to attempt to balance the loophole. power to compel funds. budget. Politician prefers Playboy Robert Fulton, A.S. attorney, At-large defined Several accounts, including Sedition, recommended the council continue with In other council action, the council athletics and the First Step Community Councilman Brian Mohr brought a Playboy to the A.S. Coun- lengthy process of budget deliberations. The council went the appeal. defined what a student-at-large is. The Compost and Garden Project promise cil meeting Wednesday to read during the sometimes dull and through each program to be budgeted and set tentative f i "There is no legal reason why we council approved a recommendation by to be "bones of contention," according tedious 6-hour marathon session where the council began the gures in the longest meeting of the semester. should not proceed to the state supreme Perry Litchfield, A.S. attorney general, to Kim Baskett, Third World Coalition- court," Fulton said. that in order for a student to serve as a Progressive slate. Bunzel states Owens eligible candidate Co-op regains funds to run for office in A.S. spring election in decision reversal By Carole Kelleher caused added expense due to the By Heidi Van Zant Bunzel stated. same mistake Louie had, so. . . the not allowed to run. The prospective A.S. Food Co-op, possible liability of the organization. President John Bunzel certified "I think he would have been isolated university was committed at every Maria Fuentes, TWPC presidential which was cancelled by the A.S. Council The liability necessitated obtaining yesterday that A.S. vice presidential if he had decided otherwise," Owens level, right up to Bunzel," Owens said candidate, had asked the council to April 7, has regained its $1,300 insurance for the co-op. candidate Mark Owen is eligible to run said. yesterday. postpone the election one week if Owens allocation. He felt Rico's veto was unwarranted in next week's election. A 1972 Chancellor's policy on Barozzi said he has read the chan- could not run. However, the A.S. Steve Sereda, project coordinator, and the $1,300 should be available for Owens is running on the Third World qualifications for executive candidates cellor's criteria "several times" but the Constitution states that the elections and Greg Soulds, A.S. business use elsewhere. Progressive Coalition (TWPC) slate. states that students on either academic part about disciplinary probation must be held in April. director, have expressed disapproval of "The 81,300, I can guarantee, will not Owens had been informed Tuesday or disciplinary probation are ineligible slipped his mind. Fuentes ran against Rico in last the motion. be used this semester by anybody ." that he was ineligible to run because he to run. A secretary in Martin's office dis- year's election and lost by 279 votes. The council voted 8-5 Wednesday to Soulds opposes is on disciplinary probation for In a letter to Chancellor Glenn covered Monday that Owens was Owens and Fuentes said if Bunzel had reverse its previous decision, thereby Soulds is opposed to the idea of a co- allegedly disrupting a campus speech Dumke, Owens stated that he had con- ineligible. not allowed him to run they would seek upholding A.S. President John Rico's op. by Bunzel in February. sulted with A.S. adviser Louie Barozzi The A.S. Election Board and the A.S. to get an injunction to postpone the veto of the cancellation. "I'm opposed to the food co-op idea Bunzel, in a letter to election board two weeks ago and that Barozzi told Council voted yesterday to ask Bunzel election. They said they already had Rico told the council he did not want and John Rico knows that. I feel it is chairwoman Carol Devincenzi, noted him his disciplinary status would not to make an exception in Owens' case. contacted lawyers about that the money to revert to the general fund. overexposing the AS. operation. that although Owens is technically in- disqualify him. At the council meeting A.S. President possibility. The food co-op account will be active "If somebody were to eat that food eligible to run Owens had appealed the Barozzi said that before giving Owens John Rico pledged to call the president Barozzi said he was "very grateful" until December. and die from food poisoning it would put decision on the grounds that a an answer he consulted Dean of Student "and use whatever influence I have." that Bunzel certified Owens. No approval the A.S. under forever and a day. I don't university official had told him he was Services Robert Martin to see if dis- Rico said he talked to Bunzel "I made the mistake and I hate to see "The reason the co-op has not gotten think the A.S. needs this kind of food eligible. ciplinary sanctions imposed on Owens yesterday morning and "I gave him my someone suffer from that. And this off the ground this semester is because liability exposure ever," Soulds said. "In the interest of fairness, therefore, included the stipulation that he not run recommendation that Mark be allowed rectifies that," Barozzi said. it has not received administrative Sereda said there is "no indication" I am making an exception in this case for A.S. offices. Barozzi said Martin to run." He added that he talked to Bunzel on approval," Rico said. Because there is that the co-op will receive ad- and am certifying that he is eligible to told him Owens could run. Rico said he told Bunzel "it would put the phone yesterday morning to "tell still a possibility of approval, the ministrative approval. run for an A.S. executive office," "The dean of students had made the the whole thing in havoc" if Owens was him what had transpired." money should be available for the co-op Legality questioned Bunzel also consulted with Executive to begin operation at that time, he said. Glen Guttormsen, university director Vice President Burton Brazil and The council originally cancelled the of business affairs, has frozen the food Martin. Both of them were unavailable food co-op account at the recom- co-op account because he questions the for comment yesterday. mendation of Sereda. He said the legality of using A.S. funds for the dis- rehash issues waste of money" tribution of food. A.S. hopefuls The elections will be held April 28 and project was "a 29. because operating under A.S. control Sereda claimed that with all the added costs of liability insurance, the co-op project would ultimately cost A.S. for sparse dorm audience about $3,000. "The idea of a food co-op is great but I can in no way endorse a $3,000 project," By Jim Jones with two others someplace else, but to any special interest group but will he said. and have to sit through three debates for the serve students at large," said Ber- Heidi Van Zant same people is a waste of time," said tolero. The first of three scheduled "dorm Maria Fuentes, TWPC presidential Court gets photos debates" Wednesday night between candidate. Ferguson, whose campaign em- candidates for A.S. office produced Candidates spoke mainly on their phasizes broad-based representation in little actual debate as most candidates platforms, which have been published student government, suggested from newspaper merely rehashed previously issued in the Spartan Daily and in campaign establishment of a liaison committee to AP 1The California statements. literature. represent all minority groups to the SAN DIEGO ( Photographers Association Candidates and persons involved in Representation needed student council. Press judge's action in sub- the campaigns were in the majority. Executive candidates agreed student protested a poenaing more than 400 unpublished There were fewer than 20 spectators government needs to be made more "Lack of power stems from lack of negatives of the Sacramento Bee. attending. representative of all students, but they leadership," he said. A.S. President The photographs were taken by Leo The A.S. election will be held April 28- differed on ways of achieving that goal. John Rico, sitting in the corner, showed Neibaur and Erhart Kruse, staff 29 for executive slates, council mem- Mark Turner, vice presidential no reaction to the remark. photographers on the newspaper, of a bers, attorney general and student candidate on the McGraw Ticket, confrontation involving sheriff's academic senators. proposed that the election process be Iverson, speaking for the YSA slate, deputies and members of the "Posse Debate series altered to have council members said the A.S. should get involved in such Comitatus" who tried to stop union The debate was held in Royce Hall as chosen by schools rather than by the movements as the United Farm organizers from entering a tomato part of a series of debates organized by present at-large system. Workers initiative and removal of field. Bill Clarkson, campaign manager for However, AND candidate Driver Coors from the Spartan Pub. Superior Court Judge William Bid- the McGraw Ticket. later told students, "I hope you're not dick of San Joaquin County subpoenaed Another debate was held last night in fooled by people who come in here and "put more than that," he said, "what the negatives earlier this week and the Markham Hall and the last is scheduled tell you something they don't know we need is a movement that is active newspaper complied. for 9:30 p.m. Monday in West Hall. about." 365 days a year, not just during cam- A spokesman for the state Presidential candidates attending the Driver said he felt election by schools paigns." photographers' group objected to both. debate included Art Bertolero, would increase divisiveness at A.S. "News photographers and the news Independent Ticket; Dennis Driver, council and make it "a completely media must remain neutral," said Rick Alliance for a New Democracy ( AND); special interest body." Five council candidates made McCarthy, association president. James Ferguson, Student Independent He proposed that there be one statements on their positions, and Under Section 1070 of the California Party, and Trish McGraw, the McGraw council member elected from within Attorney General Perry Litchfield, Evidence Code, "newspersons cannot Ticket. each of the nine schools and 15 running for re-election, emphasized his be held in contempt for refusing to Representing the Young Socialist representatives elected at large. The role in helping students with academic Michael Rapping disclose unpublished information," Alliance ( YSA I was Steve Iverson, the council now has members. complaints. McCarthy said. vice presidential candidate. Absent Bertolero made a brief appearance at Jenny Ehlers and Shannon Glenn roll away the hours while Jenny's mother Sue, The same is true, he said, for were representatives of the Third the meeting and said he saw no need for No other attorney general candidates SJSU environmental studies major, works registering voters for the upcoming state photographers negatives as it is fot World Progressive Coalition ( TWPC ). changes in the A.S. election procedure. were present and no academic senate primaries. reporters notes oi tapes. "It's good to have one in the dorms "Effective government will not serve candidates took part in the debate. Page 2, April 23, 1976

'OWE CIF 11X1 Wu- ilre IC DON ME -rug P4C44A1TOW. ..! 11111MWailLairld opinion Web of uncertainty not limited to home By Steven C. Taylor He will probably marry her before The glory of coming from a small the year is out or not much later. With town, I am told, is in telling people this unexpected responsibility to bear, where you are from, because it is staff earning a regular paycheck is foremost usually a great place to begin your life, in his mind now. but not neccessarily a great place to comment Because his best job contacts are live in forever. within the community area, Butch war I am "from" Camarillo, a growing forced to abandon his escape through but still minute settlement on the fringe boring community of little excitement the web. of Southern California's advancing and limited future. The world awaited Wonder, the inevitable success story, suburbia. us. still cannot decide what choice in life to It is more than 50 miles from Los One such friend is "Butch." Butch make. After years of wrestling with the Angeles, but only a few minutes from had the shortest hair of us all at one possibilities, he has developed an ulcer Thousand Oaks, the fastest growing time and can still drink beer with the and discontinued his schooling. city in the state, which is where, best of them. Any hopes for the future now seem to hopefully, the human wave will crest. Carefree, cheerful and lighthearted, rest within the web instead of without. With the city limits bounded by celery Butch had fantasies of becoming a The choice was made when he could not fields, lemon groves and hills, fireman in Santa Barbara or of making make it himself. Camarillo is not unlike a fortressed it big in the business world, True, it And Turk? Well, he got away, all establishment, protected from in- would require schooling, a chore not right. He went to the university in San

111.44, trusion yet also confining to its oc- enjoyable to him, but that could hardly Jose to work towards his journalism cupants. trouble Butch. "I'll make it," he would degree. While it is not the physical boundaries say, "don't worry." He travelled more than 300 miles to that keep its youth within this limited "Wonder" is another friend. He is the discover the outside world, only to find environment, Camarillo none the less brightest and the smartest of us all, it full of ignorance, fear and many possesses an almost impenitrable web doing much better in his studies than uncertainties. that seems to limit outside invitations any of us. I, Turk, am the one who escaped the and chances for worldliness for its He had the world at his doorstep, a web only to find it was not exclusive to residents, especially the younger probable success in any venture of his Camarillo. generation of my agelate teens, early choosing. Never too certain and never Alas, the world is no different from 20s. too confident, Wonder would hedge on where I am from. It, too, is full of webs ideas and all the same components. c other the ponderings of his future, but This web is hard to perceive, for it is made up of different strands. One piece whatever he decided on, he would make This is not a happy discovery and it is is undoubtedly ignorance of the outside it, don't worry. a reality I face with some uncertainty. world and what it can offer. "Turk" is another member of the It is apparent to me that uncertainty Another portion is fear for one's group. An athletic type by heart, he will always surround me, be it survival in an environment alien to the developed an interest in writing that Camarillo or San Jose, but I find it Authenticity of porno story serenity of the celery fields, lemon had previously been foreign to him. without the company of ignorance or groves and hills. While developing his new talent, he fear. But the most pervasive component is dreamt of glory on a newspaper or in a I have conquered them before and I uncertaintybeing not quite sure how novel. He will be the next Clark Kent, will dare to conquer them again. to get out and where to go. he would say. No worry to him about I explained that to my group of doubted by dorm residents In our high school days, my friends making it. friends and they all agreed and nodded and I would profess our dreams of But during my recent trip home to their heads. They all have confidence in escaping that web. Many were quite Camarillo, I found my friends' dreams me and my triumph over ignorance and., Editor: some question as to the validity of the being made in the dorms? Or are we bold, some were quite modest and few to be nothing more than that. fear. 1 As residents of Allen Hall, one of story, as well as the credibility of the just the victims of a hoax, as recent were very definite. Butch, the aspiring romantic, has a But what of the uncertainty? I asked. seven dormitories here on the SJSU author, Louise Ransil. developments tend to indicate? This was no worry to any of us, girlfriend who is five months pregnant. Don't worry, they said, you'll make.- campus, we would like to express our Our main concern is that Ransil, Scott Cornfield though. We would not remain in this She Is 16. it. concern regarding the story, as intentionally or otherwise, has Lynn Twisselman reported in the April 6 issue of The managed, through the story's Sheila Hartley Spartan Daily, alleging the production anonymity, to indict all dorm residents Residents of Allen Hall of pornographic films in the dorms. of clearly illegal activities. With recent quotation denials being We have endured the accusations Journalists do not warrant made by deputy district attorney, long enough. What we are now asking Editor's Note: The Spartan Daily Alfred C Fabris. there seems to be for is proof: Are pornographic films stands by the story. attacks of bias, unfairness Heroes died so you can vote By John A. Ytreus Probably the most legitimate and It has been nearly seven full years recent criticism of the press today has Editor: Among those who heeded the call was and her 8-year-old son, watched her 26- since then Vice President Spiro T. come from journalist-lecturer Vermont "...And having met at the place of our a 63-year-old fiercely determined year-old husband crawl across the Agnew raised questions concerning staff Royster. In an article from this week's company's parade, we were dismissed grandfather, Jonas Parker, who filled green to his own doorstep, where he television news and objectivity. TV Guide magazine, he contends that by our captain, John Parker, for the his hat with flints and musketballs, set died. The famous "Des Moines speech" comment incompetence of a reporter hurts his present, with orders to be ready to it on the ground between his feet, and brought forth an argument that is still reputation more than "deliberate This is an attempt to take our past out attend at the beat of the drum." prepared to spend the day fighting it continued today by critics of the bias." of the mercantile, bicentennial free-for- At 4:30 in the morning of April 19, out. electronic as well as the print media. Columnists ranging from James In addition, news broadcasts are all and show a flash of an instance that 1775, William Diamond, the 16-year-old He was hit before he fired, took aim The controversy over alleged bias and Kilpatrick to Joseph Kraft have agreed limited by time constraints. Thus, only gave us our freedom. drummer boy, beat the call to arms and and shot from the ground. He then unfairness of journalists was gauged to certain degrees that anchormen, a part of the story (usually the most 40 minutemen fell into rag tag lines on reached for a ball and flint from his hat, On June 8 of this year, it will be time last year in a nationwide public opinion correspondents and reporters important) are reported. This gives the the Lexington Commons to face a force when he was run through with a British to vote. Please do so. Too many gave up poll of professions. represent a New York-Washington viewer a feeling that he or she has of 700 British light infantry which was bayonet. too much to give you the right. Not a single career was given an liberal axis. received only one side of the item. estimated by earlier reports at being Jonathan Harrington's house bor- approval rating over 50 per cent. Many times this sentiment is ac- Newspapers, because of space closer to 1,500. Brave, hardened dered the commons. Three minutes Bob Barry Politicians, because of recent cepted without sufficient thought. limitations, oftentimes cut certain soldiers? Not hardly. after the first shot Ruth Harrington, Environmental Studies Junior corruption, earned the lowest rating, Witness the press' slow recognition of parts of a story out. Although editors but only a few points above them were anti-war sentiment during the 19605. It strive to keep salient portions in, im- reporters and editorsthe very same was only after years of stalemate and portant background information lot who uncovered all that corruption. death in Vietnam that the complete sometimes ends up in the wastebasket. Anti-Prop. 15 campaign The American public, after learning picture of the war came forth. Reporters have considerable the painful truth of the Nixon The Watergate scandal did not pressure placed upon them to get the Administration, Vietnam and the in- receive serious attention during the full story and tell it straight. No telligence community, has placed the summer of 1972 even though publisher in his right mind would hire press in the same category with other Washington Post Reporters Carl someone of questionable integrity and based on money, not safety disliked institutions and subjects. Bernstein and Bob Woodward had ability. Comments from the average traced involvement to H.R. Haldeman, The news media does not induce its Editor: or tax it, so of course they will promote money. I believe we should wait until citizenwhether he or she may be the President's most trusted aide. listeners, viewers and readers to think I am writing in response to the staff nuclear power. the plants are made safe before we knowledgeable of the fourth estate During the 1950s and 1960s, few a certain way. Rather, it is the viewer comment in Wednesday's paper build thousands more. indicates a universal feeling that stories surfaced concerning the CIA, and his weight as a consumer that regarding the nuclear initiative and Why push nuclear power? The cor- Debbie Richards journalists slant the news to please FBI or IRS and their illegal operations. generally influences what importance a voters. porate giants and PG&E's purpose is Spanish senior their own viewpoints. Also, if there is a liberal Eastern elite story should receive. It is interesting to know the cor- among the news media, then why are Editorial opinions often reflect the porations are giving away "No on 15" such conservative publications as The feelings and fears of its public. It's an bumper stickers. I've seen so many and New York Daily News, Wall Street unseccessful newspaper or TV and wondered where they all came from. Journal and the Washington Star-News radio station that completely ignores its I realize there are many people who so popular and respected? public. care more about their jobs than the real On the electronic end, are com- facts and are being propagandized by mentators Howard K. Smith (ABC) and corporations and PG&E, whose main William F. Buckley (PBS) raging concern is money. liberals? PG&E is even politicking via their In addition, most newspaper bill in the mail. The big corporations publishers in the United States are can spend more money to squash this Republicans. J.B. Ridder (San Jose write us proposition than the "Yes" people can Mercury-News), Randolph Hearst (San The Spartan Daily encourages afford to promote it. Francisco Examiner-Chronicle) and your comments regarding Otis Chandler ( Los Angeles Times and comments, news I have listened to both sides of the 1.editorials, issue and I was very impressed with Newsday) just to name a few are stories or anything that might be Project Survival. I believe people do all loyal Republicans and Republicans on your mind. Best-read letters not realize that Prop. 15 does not mean tend to sit on the right side of the are short ( 250 words or less) and an end to nuclear power forever. political cheering section. to the point. It will buy time to improve it and Even the most casual observer must Letters may be submitted at minimize the hazards before we build also note that TV and radio networks the Daily office ( JC 208) between more plants. Does this make sense? are profit-making entities. 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday It makes more sense than building Many of the most well-known net- through Friday or by mail. 9.: do not come from the the right to plants on earthquake faults. I believe work anchormen The Daily reserves Cronkite once or libel. we should find a way to store plutonium East Coast. Walter edit for length, style pointed out that David Brinkley (North must include the before we build new plants. All letters Carolina), Howard K. Smith signature, major, ad- In the meantime, we do have the author's (Louisiana), Dan Rather ( Texas), Eric \r...lress and phone number. energy resources and should put money Sevareid (North Dakota) and Harry into developing other ways to produce Reasoner (Iowa) are not exactly your wer We can develop color energy, 'MOTHER??' average Eastern-bred newsmen. but l'G&E cannot make money from it April 23, 1976, Page 3 Voter sign-up short of county goal

By BM Fenton Harder said. national organization "We have 11,000 right now Voter registration in Santa The office sponsors ad- registering voters in 32 and we might get around Clara County is falling short vertising on buses, in states. 14,000 by the May 9 of the half million goal set by newspapers and in the deadline." Frontlash is the the county, according to Department of Motor organization working with Frontlash has 72 deputy Hans Harder, assistant Vehicles. registrar of voters for the A.S. at SJSU. registrars working this Civic duty fulfilled county. They are funded with county. Frontlash pays an ad- The deputy registrars all nationally raised funds. The ditional 10 cents a voter to Registration projections have different reasons for Committee on Political the 10 registrars working are set according to last doing it, according to Har- Education is one of those with A.S. Public Information year's registered voters and der. They support different which have contributed to Officer Karen Storey. She is population predictions. measures, groups and the Frontlash campaign. the coordinator for the Sign-up deadline candidates and feel registration drive at SJSU. Frontlash had hoped to The deadline for registering voters will help register 2,000 people on the registration is May 9 for the their cause. Many feel they Organization outstanding SJSU campus but, according June 8 elections. Harder are fulfilling their civic duty, "Frontlash has done an to campus coordinator estimated that ap- he added. Jane Fonda outstanding job, but un- Storey, only about 700 have proximately 430,000 county All are paid 25 cents by the fortunately they are the only been registered so far. voters have registered. county for each voter they fund. ones," said Harder. register. The money is One "I don't know where to lay of the groups "Our goal for the county "People here are really budgeted by the county and operating in the Santa was 10,000," said Frontlash happy we're doing this," she the blame," Harder said. Clara comes from the general County is said. "We have close to 3,000 Frontlash. It is a representative Micki Corins. deputy registrars trained to register in this county." As part of SJSU's effort to Fire deaths spark demonstration register students to vote, actress Jane Fonda will By Stephen Malta and Billy, 4. violations were minor, such of the Tenants' Union, the speak at 1 p.m. today in the A demonstration to protest The house, owned by as broken windows. He protest is to make people Student Union Pit area next the deaths of two San Jose Thomas Garth of Los Gatos, blamed garbage under the aware that "slumlords" are to Ninth Street. The voter children who died in an April was condemned in 1968 due staircase for a possible in existence here in San Jose. registration rally is spon- 1 fire is scheduled for 1 p.m. to numerous code violations. cause of the blaze. This he "Perhaps by bringing it to sored by the A.S. Program Sunday at Gardner Center These were repaired, ac- attributed to the Hellers' the people's attention, Board. Plaza at Fifth and West cording to Roger Seitz, a poor housekeeping. something like this will Virginia Streets. spokesman for the Depart- Garth also partially never happen again," 4 This will be Fonda's second appearance in San The protest is in response ment of Housing and blamed the Hellers for the Carney said. Jose in the last two days. She to accusations by the San Community Development. death of their sons. spoke at a benefit dinner for Jose Tenants' Union and the Two weeks prior to the "There must have been at children's parents, Phil and department once least 10 or 15 minutes after the Fellowship of Recon- fire, the !'mere IS a-71 ciliation last night. Fonda is Debbie Heller, that the fire again inspected the Heller they discovered the fire the wife of U.S. Senate was caused by their lan- apartment, citing 17 code before they checked on the difference!!! candidate Tom Hayden. dlord's negligence toward violations. kids," he charged. PREPARE FOR essential repairs needed in Garth was given a month Heller maintained that Ow 35 wept oirsorome Interest lacks their apartment. to repair the violations. when he discovered the fire, MCAT and WC( SS According to reports Capt. Ron Delgado and Although he had not repaired it was too late to do anything. OAT small classes Harder receives from the Battalion Chief Thomas these by the time of the fire, Garth said the Hellers deputies, "People aren't Gray of the San Jose Fire officials said they were not have notified him that they LSAT voluminous Sorer Elizabeth Bingham stud, 1.lit11.15 really that interested in Department, however, said the cause of the blaze. plan a law suit. voting." their investigation found no According to Garth, the According to Bud Carney (wises that aie constantly updatet Some say they don't want evidence that the violations ATGGSROE 'Celery' clowns in spare time to be called for jury duty, were the cause of the fire. OCAT according to Harder who The Heller family had Sleep lost, sunlight gained; feels that is simply an excuse rented CPAT You won't see Hilary "Celery" Roberts there. The journalism major got her clown been living in a for not registering. basement apartment at 563 dressed like this in the cafeteria, but that's name from people who had a tough time FLEX "It is rather disappointing Minor St., prior to the fire Daylight Savings Time here the costume she dons when not working pronouncing Hilary. to know there are a lot of that took the lives of their ECFMG people not registered," two sons, Brian, 16 months Clocks will be turned World War I campaign. It NAT'SLMTIADTA BOS ahead one hour at 2 a.m. was repealed in 1919, and Sunday as Daylight Savings effected nationally again

Time goes into effect. Feb. 6, 1942 as "wartime" 1 aylor Stteet an hour more t,a, I iantiscn, Ca. 9410. In return for until the end of September (4i516 /14.121 daylight every day until the 1945. [ spartaguide last Sunday in October, Daylight Saving Time is everyone will lose one hour observed uniformly by the of sleep this weekend. majority of states except The idea of setting clocks those few which are split by The SJSU Pre-law and the Olindo Community 5:30 p.m. tomorrow. The Intervarsity Christian Probability in Law." ahead in order to make use time zones, according to a of more daylight, especially 1972 amendment to the Association's Executive Center sponsor a new games Sponsored by the SJSU Fellowship holds a Bible Board meets at 12:30 p.m. training session for persons Geology Department, study at 3:30 p.m. Monday in The Jewish Student Center during the summer months, uniform time act of 1967. s

today in the S.U. Pacheco interested in being referees Environmental Studies and ED 312. and the Israeli Student was suggested in an essay by for the May Day New Games two outside groups, the Organization shows the film Benjamin Franklin in 1784, Room. ifi GASOLINE MOTOR OIL Festival. The sessions begin is in "Exodus" at 8 p.m. Tuesday but was not put into practice morning registration The Air Force Arnold Air 1 p.m. tomorrow at Auditorium in Old Science 112. until the twentieth century. The Portuguese Brazilian at Morris Dailey Society, the Red Cross and William Street Park. events are The United States first Club sponsors a cultural and the afternoon A.S. sponsors a blood drive SPARTAN S.U. Loma Prieta adopted Daylight Saving night beginning at 7:30 p.m. in the from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Turtles, a club for MECHA meets from 4 to 7 Time in 1916 as a result of the today in the S.U. Ballroom. The Room. Monday and Tuesday in the relaxed joggers, meets at 9 p.m. Tuesday in the S.U. STATIONS S.U. Loma Prieta Room. The SJSU Administration a.m. tomorrow at the SJSU An International Cultural Costanoan Room. Summer jobs YOUR GASOLINE SERVICE of Justice Department track, corner of 10th and Evening will be presented at CENTER. UNSURPASSED sponsors an "Accident Humbolt streets. 6:30 p.m. Sunday in the S.U. The SJSU Mathematics Summer jobs are listed IN QUALITY AND PRICE Investigation" talk by a Ballroom. Sponsored by five Department presents Dr. Pre -dental students daily at Career Planning and 7th & Phelan 10th & Taylor California Highway Patrol A conference on "Energy, campus organizations, the Herbert Solomon of Stanford planning to enter dental Placement, Building AA. 245 Keyes 4th & Williams representative at 8:30 a.m. Economics and the evening includes skits, University at 2:30 p.m. school next semester can Environment" will be music, refreshments and a Tuesday in MH 225. Solomon pick up applications in today in MH 523. siOnsiOnsdiFssitTile:PA0.47.47vonsitPisiOnstireririsi9ssiOsix9wOstiOssOssOwerviOssass.deisdinsePAGxeissiOeisen presented from 8:15 a.m. to slide show. speaks on "Statistics and Testing Office 218. Mel Wald, of the San Francisco homosexual community, speaks at 1:20 p.m. today in Dr. Tom ROTC group wants blood donors love McNerney's Administration of Justice class. The Arnold Air Society, an Nederostek said the goal of for two to Disneyland, a trip one year as they need it. honor and service this semester's blood drive, to Long Beach, and a stay on In addition, after a person International Week con- organization of the Air Force which is the second of two the Queen Mary for two. donates a total of one gallon s tinues today with a food ROTC, will conduct a Red held each year by the Air Two $25 gift certificates of blood, he and his or her bazaar beginning at 10:30 Cross blood drive April 26 Force ROTC, is to obtain 500 and other prizes will also be family will receive these a.m. on Ninth Street. An and 27, according to pints of whole blood. given away, according to same replacement benefits skin International Night dance is publicity chairman Rich As an added incentive, the Nederostek. for life. scheduled from 9 p.m. to 1 Nederostek. organization will hold a Students who donate blood Nederostek said only 3 per a.m. tomorrow in the Dining The drive will take place in drawing for various prizes to the Northern California cent of all the Americans Commons. the S.U. Loma Prieta Room with all those who donated Red Cross through this drive who donate blood to the Red deep from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. both blood eligible to win. will be assured of an Cross are donating all of the The Campus Progressives days. The prizes include a trip unlimited supply of blood for blood given to help others.

Dormitory advisers City gardening _ symposium set ., Career opportunities for 6 I V F. 0 0 D Civic -minded needed for fall term An "Urban Gardening College graduates The deadline for dormitory halls. The advisers are Symposium" featuring (J resident adviser applications expected to be on duty from 7 exhibits, workshops and . . . become a for the fall semester is today. p.m. to 7 a.m. and to work on speakers to help the home TUE. APRIL 26&27 A resident adviser is ex- alternate weekends. gardener is scheduled for SD DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST MON.OR pected to supervise and Salary is $736 a semester. Saturday and Sunday at San Through an intensive, graduate level, course of sense of com- The advisers will pay room Jose City College. study offered by the University of San Diego in develop a cooperation with The National Center for Develop- her floor half of board for munity on his or and A farmer's market, ment Training. fully in the program services rendered SJSU and to participate managed by SJSU Business Specialize in the 1 or 2 areas of development that LOMA interest you most: programs of the residence beyond the salary level Administration Senior Gary . . . Community Service Campaigns provided, according to the West, is also featured. Housing Office. . . . Hospitals and Health Care Financing For registration in- . . . Educational Development es Spartan Dail, Applications may be . . . Political Fund Raising STUDENT formation contact the PRIETA serving the San Jose State picked up and submitted at . . . Ethnic and Religious Support Programs University Community Community Services offices . . . Gift Development for Cultural Organizations AS the Housing Office, 319 S. 5th

Since i 034 St. at 379-9415 or 298-2181. Summer SessionJune 7, 1976 Aug. 20, 1976 be Fall SessionSept. 27, 1976 Dec. 17, 1976 Ts Scr oral iass post. paid at so. Jose. California Member of To discuss details of the program and your career ROOM UNION III California Newspaper Publishers field, arrange to AWARD WINNER opportunities in this growing new Association and the Associated *ACADEMY attend a group presentation and schedule a per- Press Published daily by San Jose BEST sonal interview through our of f 1 c e. at Si.,?. university, except Saturday. FEATURE DOCUMENTARY en .lay and Monday. during the 9-4 A AS/Red Cross .ifie year The opinions et From ..ed herein are not necrisarily Of the Associated Students. THE MAN A representative will be on campus hlay allege Administration or the, contact. PI acement Office, 27(-,._272. Win: A Trip To DISNEYLAND For 2 to ...irtment of JOurrilliSm and WHO SKIED DOWN SubScr lotions at I'd only on a remainder ot For Free Brochure. confect Via Air California. Also, lie stet basis Full academic EVERES1 DEVELOPMENT SPECIALIST PROGRAM iii- a Se each Semester, 54 50 Off UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO ouS Dr ice per copy. 10 tents STARTS WEDNESDAY Many Other Additional Prizes 277 3101. Advertising 277 ALCALA PARK ' I Press of Fricke Pork. SAN DIEGO, CA 92110 Will Be Given Away. wo, PRUNE YARD Daily Matinees (714) 291.6490 Ext. 247 et...111.10A Page 4, April 23, 1976 Cadets get lost in mock rescue By Fred Clements objective to simulate an find they aren't really in- About 20 students attacked actual air-lift attack. terested. We are left with another group of students Meanwhile, the defenders those in the middle." with M-I6 rifles and machine set up guards and hid One cadet said only six guns recently, but no injuries machine guns in bushes students are left in the were reported. outside the camp to simulate program from his original The attack was part of an a counter-attack, which was freshman class of 44. SJSU Military Science designed to confuse the Again, the truck horn Department practice in Fort attackers. sounded in the darkness as' Ord. Lang wait the defenders waited for the) About 30 members of the The defenders had a long attack. department's Rangers, both wait, however. The at- "It'll probably be another t male and female, turned out tackers got lost. 20 minutes," the radio at MacQuarrie Hall in army "I don't understand it," operator said. combat garb to begin a Baggott said while waiting One of the attackers! weekend of soldiering. for the attack. "They've had walked into the camp alone. a After arriving, the day was three hours to go one mile." He had been separated from spent in preparation for a The defenders maintained the rest of the group. He sat, student-run attack on a mock radio contact with the attack down and waited too. prisoner of war camp, which force and blasted a truck's Then a shot was fired. It! was defended by students. horn to help them locate the was followed by other shots. - After arriving at the base camp. A few watched a news A line of student 'John in military trucks, the broadcast on a portable Wayne's' rushed the camp a students were issued M-16's, television. from the darkness with M-. blank ammunition, machine Major David Cunningham 16's and machine guns L guns, flares and radios. explained that television will blazing. Defenders wrestled The more experienced help warfare in the future. with their guns and fired I "defenders" left to set up Leaders will guide troops from open areas. a their defense of the camp while sitting in comfortable Bright flares lit the action. a while the less experienced tents viewing the war on a Smoke bombs were thrown.

'I'm just burned out,' one cadet said following the exercise.

"attackers" organized for television screen, he ex- Well-practiced death scenes I the offensive. plained. and screams added to the Most of the student leaders Again, the truck horn noise. Artillery simulators I didn't expect a stellar sounded to help the attackers exploded. Then it was over. performance from the at- find the camp. Later, some The attack lasted no longer ' tackers. complained that the horn than five minutes. Really difficult sounded like it was coming The dead stood up again.; Doug Campbell explained, from several directions at The two sides talked freely ' "It doesn't seem like it would once because of the strong and some puffed on be very hard, but it is. A lot wind. cigarettes. They joked about ! of our people have never Some of the defenders the delays, then began been on a patrol before and it thought they saw movement preparations for the night ! takes a lot of coordination." outside the camp, but the patrols, which would last Student commander John attackers were still far until morning. Baggott said, "You'll away. The night patrols went probably see some bogus Still waiting more smoothly than the first k mistakes that even un- The sun began to sink as attack, although many .! trained people can see. Most the defenders waited. The cadets were tired. of them (the students) have video camera, which was Afterward, commander P had no action at all. They'll brought to record the action, Ted Baltes said, "Although it ' probably come charging in was put away because there was technically a disaster, it like John Wayne." was no longer enough light to was a success overall. The Baggott continued, "The use it. cadets learned a lot from it whole idea of this practice is The sun set and still no and that was the whole to let them get some ex- attack came. idea." perience and make mistakes Most of the attackers will Most of the participants so they'll never make the never make it as army of- seemed enthusiastic af- same mistake twice. By the ficers, Campbell said while terward, although tired. time they get to be seniors, waiting. "I'm just burned out," they should have it pretty "Some are kicked out of Campbell said. much down." the program because they Connie Marvin said, "I ; The attackers were taken are too gung-ho army and let still like the idea of being in . by helicopter in groups of their other courses suffer. the army, but not the in- five to within a mile of the Others drop out because they fantry."

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I. April 23, 1976, Page 5 Students plan exhibit Readings highlight program By Therese Beaver two-day visit The San Jose Museum of Poet plans rt will be the site of the hird Annual Ceramics and Gwendolyn Brooks, Wednesday's events are free poet," in a recent anthology, Arts and Letters Award, and lass Exhibition beginning Pulitzer Prize winning black and open to the public. has received two is the Poet Laureate of lay 4 through June 18. poet, will be on campus Brooks, called "the most Guggenheim Fellowships, Illinois. The Potters Guild of SJSU, Tuesday and Wednesday for distinguished living black the American Academy of Brooks' residency, funded student group, and 19 other a guest residency. by the Associated Students, orthern California colleges is being held in conjunction Panel discussions, rap id universities have en- with the Bicentennial sessions, workshops and a red ceramic and glass Celebration of American reading of her works will orks for the show. Poetry series of readings highlight Brooks' two-day "The show has always and lectures. an a small thing, but this visit. tar we decided to expand," Her works include "Annie Tuesday's program will lid Tonia Macneil, a Allen," Pulitzer Prize begin with a 2 p.m. panel amber of the Guild's board recipient, "In the Mecca," discussion on "The Black ! directors. nominated for the National Writer as the Voice of Social Book Award in 1969, "The Macneil explained this is Consciousness in America." Bean Eaters," "Family a first time the show is Pictures," and "Aloneness." .ting held in a museum and Joining Brooks for the a first time this many event will be George Barlow, The series will continue !hoots are participating. a North Bay Poet, and Jon through May 12. Brooks' "In the past, it was held in Eckels, a poet small press residency will be followed by around the Art building, editor who teaches at a May 4-5 residency by a said, "and San Jose City Stanford University. William Everson, formerly college was the only other Brother Antoninus. :hool involved." A rap session is scheduled "We are trying to make it for 4 p.m. Tuesday. Both major show for San Jose. programs will be in the S.U. re want it to become a part Council Chambers. the cultural development r San Jose," she added. Two writing workshops are planned for Wednesday, Paul Turchetto, also a both to be held in the S.U. amber of the Guild's board Loma Prieta Room. One is directors, said the show Michael Rappinu set for 10 a.m. and the other elped establish a form of for 2 p.m. ommunication between Beep! Beep! Here comes a ceramic impression of a desert drive. Concluding Wednesday's Pulitzer Prize winner, Gwendolyn Brooks program will be a discussion "There's a lot of fantastic changed from state artists acting as jurors Chamber of Commerce all ceramics has of Afro-American poetry by tudent work out there that selected 110 works to be the industrial and technical donated money. Dr. Wilbur Crockett, hould be shared," Tur- and crafts, displayed. The money is used to pay aspect to pottery associate professor of hetto said. recently sculptured A.S. funded $400 for the the jurors and provides for Dancers and just English, followed by a gained show and the rest of the ten $100 cash prizes. The works exhibited will ceramics has reading by Brooks. nclude decorative popularity," Macneil said. needed money was solicited The Museum, 110 S. tilitarian or traditional "Now ceramics is starting from community group and Market St. will be open 10 The lecture will begin at 7 perform ieces such as planters, to be treated as an art for- businesses. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday p.m. in the S.U. Ballroom, lugs and bowls along with m," she added. Ceramic retailers and through Saturday and noon and the reading will follow at WHAT'S IN IT culptured ceramics. From approximately 300 wholesalers, Sunset to 4 p.m. Sunday. It is closed 8:15 p.m. at SJSU "In the last five years, works submitted, two out-of- Magazine and the San Jose on Mondays. All of Tuesday's and FOR ME? Eden West, a group of people who "joined together If you can qualify to become a Peace Corps Volunteer, here's evireweelk11114 in the common effort to what's in it for you: ( what's happening understand the facts of human existence, will sense of satisfaction that comes from helping the %yes- the perform "The Movements," people of a developing nation help themselves. a collection that includes intimate knowledge of a new language and a new ul temple dances and sacred curremoretsponsibility in a first job IJ - than you'll ever have Center for the Performing Clubs gymnastics, Sunday at 2 Jackson Street Baud will Arts. in the U.S. p.m. in Morris Dailey Tickets are $2 and $3.50 growth and maturation as a person. appear at The Brewery, 29 Auditorium. Admission is N. San Pedro and and are available by calling St., tonight free. starting at 9:30. Jane Valdillez at 259-3402 or students will have a chance to get first tomorrow "The Movements" were And San Jose State There is a $1.50 cover 256-1362. hand information on current Peace Corps opportunities April compiled by George Gurd- from San Francisco will be on charge and no minors will be 26 through 29, when recruiters Dance Theater jieff from extensive travels campus. They'll be in front of the Student Union daily, from admitted. Dance Theater '76 will be among Sufi schools, the 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Delta Wires will appear at presented at 8 p.m. today Dervishes and various the Wooden Nickel, 2505 The and tomorrow in the Dance esoteric groups. Gurdjieff If you have your degree or will have it by June in one of Alameda, Santa Clara, Studio, PER 262. studied the Movements and the skills listed below, and can be available to go overseas recruiters. tonight and tomorrow are $1 for students their musical ac- soon, it might be worth your time to visit the Tickets They'll certainly be interested in meeting you. But please starting at 9:30. and $2 general and are companiment, adapting bear in mind that the positions are recruited on a national No minors will be ad- available at the door. them for performance. basis, and are usually filled quickly. These positions begin in mitted. For further in- July. formation call 247-0552. Film "The Groove Tube" and Concerts * Dances Carrie Nation will appear "Flesh Gordon" will be Frat Parties at the Bodega, 30 S. Central shown at Camera One 366 S. We have the band Ave., Campbell, tonight and First St., at 11:30 p.m. today You're looking for FRENCH SPEAKERS tomorrow night. and tomorrow. Kaleidoscope Productions To teach English as a foreign language in Zaire, Central No minors will be ad- Admission is $1.50 for 244-6692 African Republic, Upper Volta 8r Benin, Candidates must mitted. For further in- students and $2 general. have 1 to 3 yrs. of college French. formation call 374-4000. FRENCH SPEAKERS (Health) Cameroon. Must have Lynn Lorimer Assignments in Niger, Senegal & Dance Workshop bachelor's in health education, or any discipline with an The Northern California interest in health Chapter of the American Hooray for the perform comedy Dance Therapy Association MATH TEACHERS Players In great demand in 10 African countries. Minimum of bach- will hold a meeting Satur- elor's in math. Some positions require secondary credential. The Lamb's Players Street Theatre, a San ence gathered on Ninth Street. The four- day, with registration performs at campuses, at 9:30 a.m. comfortable CHEM TEACHERS Diego-based religious theater group, en- year-old company starting To serve in Ghan,i, Zane, Belize, Sierra Leone. Secondary acts a scene from "Hark the Ark." The churches, parks and festivals across the There will be workshops credential or bachelor's in chem. slapstick comedy, based on the story of country. A puppet theater and a mime from 10 a.m. to noon and a -member Lamb's Business meeting from 1 to 3 BIOLOGY TEACHERS Noah, was performed from 11:30-12:20 troupe complete the 48 life.. Belize & Sierra Leone. Secondary credential or bachelor's in p.m. yesterday afternoon, to a student audi- Players group. biology There is a workshop fee of $4. GENERAL SCIENCE TEACHERS To work in Ghana, Lesotho, Botsvvana, Gambia, Nepal, The program is being held Swaziland. Secondary credential or bachelor's in general in the Physical Education science reoliii rid Building. TEACHERS performed Cultural Night ART 'Chapel' to be Assignments in Gambia, Sieita Leone, Guatemala, Upper The Portuguese Brazilian Volta, Lesotho Secondary credential or bachelor's in art, or Club will hold its Annual two ye, ern, In Alt ',wets of handicrafts required. The San Jose Symphony teaches music here. The program is the last in Cultural Night at 7:30 p.m. -'hamber Players will An internationally-known a series of three chamber LIBRARIANS today in S.U. Ballroom. in ierform a work by SJSU composer. Harrison has concerts performed this la serve in Brazil, Fip or Gambia. Bachelor's or master's Admission is free. library science required. ,omposer-in-residence Lou been responsible for coor- spring by the group. Tickets larrison at 3:30 p.m. Sunday dinating the American to Sunday's performance, Los Lupenos HOME EC/NUTRITION n the San Jose Museum of Composer series, presented available at the door, are Los Lupenos Spring Hooray for To work in nine countries in Africa or Latin America. Bach- the San Jose Symphony $2.50 for students and $3.50 Concert will be held at 8 p.m. elor's in home cc/nutrition or bachelor's in any discipline Art, 110 S. Market St. by with two years exp. required. Harrison's piece, "The and SJSU. for the general public. Saturday in the San Jose 'erlious Chapel," is a ballet HEALTH EDUCATION and Cameroon. Haydn's "Sextet You've Got to See These! Assignments in Philippines, Belize. Guatemala uite in six parts for cello, for Bachelor's in public health or health education required. Irums, flute and harp. Strings," and Brahms' Assntert ricienti, mesent lerforming in "Chapel" will "Sextet No. 1 in B-Flat" are SOCIAL WORKERS te Patty Watters, Donald also scheduled for the 3Forritut&Clatigiint Sandals Bachelor's ,oral work or social welfare required for positions Rica lomuth, Eva Kauffungen concert. Homuth and SJSU Step into the comfortable life nd Tom Vanarsdel. associate professor of music Investigation of a with Scholl Exercise Sandals BUSINESS ADVISORS it you have your degree in with Vanarsdel is an SJSU Lauren Jakey will be playing original exer- Citizen Above Suspicion . . the patented, emphasis in bus, ad., accounting, econ., finance or marketing, nosic student and Homuth in both pieces. cise sandal. Exclusive toe-grip pro- you could qualify for positions in Cameroon, Liberia, An tidoulmartly powerful and outwarith, vides natural exercise for your feet, Dominican Republic. Brazil, Ghana or Guatemala. unsuspicious man becomes schizophrenic helps tone muscles. Made of smooth. with frightening results. Italian with sculped beechwood with VOCATIONAL ED. English subtitles. raised heel. Soft, foam-padded Persons with a bachelor's in industrial arts or 2 yrs. exp. as a 10:000 carpenter, auto mechanic or in electronics, are candidates for April 26 7:00 straps in blue, white, red Moderne leather Nicaragua, or Liberia. 50d Morris Dailey Auditorium 50! or bone. positions in Zaire, Sierra Leone Next Week: Erotic Kart ruin Drug Co. 14.95 ENGINEERING Why pay It you have you, bachelor's in civil engineering or a bachelor's ASS011.1nni StIllienn: Present in any discipline with a strong math background, and some Anthony D. Campagna, Jr. 4 A elsewhere. engineering courses, you could make it to Nepal, Malaysia, Ghana or Kenya. 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''W=M Page 6, April 23, 1976 Picone's bat blistering for JV's By Sue Trevarthen helps a lot. Designated runners wouldil t JV first baseman Steve "Sam's i Piraro ) a good be too good an idea either for Picone has been playing coach. He wants to do the the same reason. baseball since he was 3 years best he can because this is "A ball player who is slow, old and admits that, "The the beginning of his career. but good, can steal just as rps bat was bigger than I was." He makes us feel as though many bases as a fast runner. The 5-11 sophomore every single game we play is I like seeing steal and hit and doesn't have that kind of important and that helps. run situations because it problem anymore. In fact, "We have to remember makes the game more ex- Picone has mastered the fine that we represent the school citing for the spectator and itUF* art of batting and is causing just as much as the varsity player." all sorts of problems for does. I like playing for this Steal attempt opposing pitchers. club. There is very little, if Picone likes to attempt a "I played every position any, dissention on our steal himself. 7 then," Picone said. "After team." "The object of a steal is to awhile, actually when I was Picone said that, when the get a runner into scoring 8, I got into organized ball. I season was just getting position and break up a think the first thing I ac- underway, he had a shot at possible double play. When tually learned was what a the varsity but he "didn't I'm stealing the only thing I called strike meant." think he was mature enough. think of is hitting the dirt so I Picone learns More speed don't end up with a mouthful Picone added that he He also said that he has of loose teeth. I guess I'm learned that when a ball thought about going pro, but lucky because I've never went by and he didn't swing then, "everybody does. God been seriously hurt." at it and was called out. would have to give me about From the time that He has since tried to avoid 30 per cent more speed. baseball starts in January making the same mistake. Competition in the pro ranks until it ends in May, Picone Picone, called Pic by his is so incredible though that it doesn't have much time left teammates, grew up in the isn't a realistic dream for over for anything else. area and attended Del Mar me." "I like to play tennis and High School in Campbell. The 19-year-old business golf but baseball takes so The first three years of management major thinks much time." high school were spent that baseball is as much a Picone spends summers catching on the second thinking man's game as working for his dad but he string. anything else. would really "like to get a Sophomore superstar "You're always thinking in dirt bike and ride all over the -We had a sophomore a game. If a hit and run is Santa Cruz mountains." AMIN. superstar that could catch flashed then you have to Picone's favorite major and do everything else so remember to keep it (the league baseball team is San that summer I moved to first ball) on the ground. If there Francisco and he patterns - base," said Picone. is a guy on third you have to his style of vacuuming up Between the two positions get it out of the infield. throws at first base after "Inn Picone prefers first base. Concentration is a major former Giant Willie Picone has also noticed a factor in any ball game and a McCovey's famous stretch. difference in the attitudes of let down, like the one we had Splits at first Michael Rapping college and high school against Cal, can really Picone can handle the players. hurt." splits in a way that could JV first baseman Steve Picone performs the splits to get the runner "In high school you're just Picone doubles with Ron make any gymnast envious. That extra effort expected to stop the ball," Schirle as the team Scooping throws at first, a Make no mistake, triple jumper Larry Johnson ib one ath- Picone said. "In college designated hitter but he has batting average of .320, things are a little more in- mixed second and Spartan Volleyball enters lete who takes his sport seriously. Here the sophomore emotions about the stealing tense. I'm lucky in the fact position. designated hitter all in one physical education major is showing his determination and that the other players, "I think it is good for the man is one way of explaining skill that brought him recently to his all time best jump especially the infielders, game in that it allows more why the JV record is 8-6 and NCIV tournament at Stanford feet. Tomorrow the track team will be in Pull- of 51.61/2 make it easy for me." power into the line-up. I just a good indication that the man for a meet with Washington State University, Picone adds that the worry about the game league championship may The day of reckoning has Immediately following this Chico defeated coaching they are getting becoming too specialized. not be far off. arrived for the SJSU match southern division Spartans on the Aggies hi volleyball club. champion Stanford (11-1) court by a score of 3-0. takes on defending champion Today the Spartans will be Davis (7-4). Campbell ignores danger attempting to capture the Northern California Inter- The winners of these two collegiate Volleyball (NCIV) matches will meet at 8 p.m. championship along with to determine the NCIV CSU Chico, UC davis and champion. on the increase SJSU was the only team to VEDANTA SOCIETY Hockey violence host Stanford. defeat Stanford this season, Swami Swahanande By Kevin McCarthy within the framework of the have so far gone unpunished. league hockey. critics' charges that the The competition will begin a 3-2 mid-season victory. "Vedanta and the at 2 p.m. at Stanford's "Modern Temper Will a player or spectator NHL rules." Fighting helps? It's a pity that a problem roughhouse style of NHL Earlier loss Friday 8 P.Pn. Maples Pavillion with SJSU have to be maimed or killed Does attacking policemen Maybe Campbell feels has to reach crisis propor- hockey has seeped down to One thing that sticks out First 110-2, second place in the Unitarian Church in a hockey fight before with a hockey stick fit within important to act due to tions until officials will wake the minor leagues, in- like a sore thumb is that 160 North Third St. San I Southern division) taking on Clarence (Ostrich) Camp- the framework of the NHL pressure from owners who up and admit their tom- fluencing minor leaguers to SJSU's worst defeat of the Northern division champion bell, president of the rules, Mr. Campbell? feel fighting is an attractive foolery. put less emphasis on hockey season was to its 2 p.m. Chico (10-11. National Hockey League lure to draw fans to the skills and more emphasis on opponent Chico. NHL), pulls his head out of Does Dave Forbes hitting game. The Flyers are the 33 violence charges pugilism. his hole in the ground and Henry Boucha in the eye best draw in the NHL. A recent survey showed JV nine in faces the storm' with his stick last year fit But the Flyers, known as that in the last six years Unless Campbell awakens within the framework of the the Broadway Bullies for there were 33 charges from his trance, the NHL's NHL rules, Mr. Campbell? A their pugnacious style of concerning hockey violence, motto may soon be "Have doubleheader TWI-IITE HOUR bell? REDUCED PRICES DURING play, are reducing the level resulting in 12 convictions, Sticks and Fists, Will Commentary Both of the above incidents of skill needed to play major lending credence to hockey Travel." against SCU

'file JV baseball team will The latest infamous NHI Game at 'new' Muni meet Santa Clara University hockey fighting chapter has at noon Sunday at Buck resulted in warrants issued Shaw Stadium for a double for three members of the header. Philadelphia Flyers by Spartan nine plays Pacific SCU has won three of the Ontario Attorney-General four games that the teams Roy McMurtry as the result have played against one of a penalty box altercation By Wayne Mize facilitate the new San Jose team winning once. leading the PCAA three another. during a playoff game The SJSU baseball team Sunbirds, San Jose's first Split two games over San Diego State between the Flyers and the will entertain University of professional women's soft- The Tigers shut out SJSU, University with Pacific four SJSU has to win this game. Toronto Maple Leafs. the Pacific at the newly ball team. 2-0, and lost a 2-1 rain games back. which will up their league Officer assaulted carpeted Municipal Stadium After 11 league games shortened game in their last The SJSU team occupies record to 9-6, in order to Flyer Joe Watson faces tonight at 7:30. SJSU is hitting a mere .235 as meeting. the cellar eight and a half catch league -leading two charges of assaulting a The Spartans, 1-10, in a team and the combined Pacific coach Tom Stubbs games out of first place. powerhouse UC Berkeley police officer, a charge of PCAA play Steve PAUL MAZURSKY'S will try to im- pitching ERA is 7.66. will send righthander "Ten wins should keep us No. 2 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 common assault and a prove upon that record These two statistics when Rice against SJSU tonight in contention for the TwIl de show 530/51.5 dangerous weapons charge, against the Tigers, 4-4. compared with that of Church and John ITS with Syd Giants face championship," said first 0. 3 6.8.10 while teammate Don Saleski Coach Gene Menges will SJSU's opponents help ac- Franklin pitching the baseman Steve Picone. Twi-lite show @ 6/S1 .50 faces two charges of com- probably send Randy count for the 1-10 record. twinbill Saturday. mon assault and one Raphael, 2-5 or Charlie Heavy hitting Last year the Tigers Pittsburgh "We need to have 11 dangerous weapons charge. Wyatt, 4-7 against Pacific League opponents are finished conference play though if we really want to Flyer Mel Bridgman also tonight and go with Steve hitting .320 against Spartan only one game behind CSU The San Francisco Giants be a threat." faces one charge of assault Friar and Pat O'Brien in the pitching while opposing Fullerton, a team that went return home from an eight causing bodily harm. double-header at Stockton on pitchers have a combined on to defeat defending NCAA game road trip to face And yet just one week Saturday. 3.58 ERA. champion University of Pittsburgh tonight at 8. John before the warrants were SJSU is returning to The Spartans have also Southern California in the Montefusco will go for the issued Campbell was quoted Municipal Stadium where it committed 25 errors as western regionals. Giants against the Pirates' as saying, "Without has played only one game compared with 11 by the Fullerton is currently Jerry Reuss violence, it wouldn't be this season. The Spartans opposition. Voter hockey." have had to play its home Leading SJSU in hitting in Campbell also said, "The games at PAL Stadium as a PCAA play is center fielder Registration casual observer isn't result of an artificial turf Bill Adamson at .293. competent to make a infield being installed at Adamson is followed by Rich comparative judgment on Municipal. Guardino and Gary Bayer at 3JINTO3irN31610"Cri, I Rally the degree of violence.., we New infield .279. control and restrict the The artificial surface has SJSU and Pacific have met fOth MUSIC Featuring degree of violence to fit been installed at Muni to twice this season with each Jane Fonda 'ANF I I ' TRIM SCREWS ' WINDOWS April 23 1:00 pm WE SPECIALIZI. CtliSSICIR - RINI OAP, MUSIC IN THE GET-A-WAY The Jane Fonda will be IMPOSSIBLE Ent eitpu4 A speaking Friday afternoon CUSTOM EVERYTHING in the Student Union Pit GROUP sous ON VERSIONS FOR YOUR VA (next to 9th Street) 458A WILLOW 1511 SAMBAS APIII 24 1176 HMI Al 7 IS P Free! Free! 287-9787 PIACI SAN JISI SIATI 1111111111SITY 'MIMS SAM- &stall 4411111 FREE ADVICE AIMISSile I II II MIASMA BY IOW fISSOOHI1011 If III JOSI SIIII) 11111VHIS114 Sponsored by Assoc. Student Program Boarci 4'i .1vIl 1 1 April 23, 1976, Page 7 Ward improves volleyball team

By Liz Santos Ward came to the Bay Ward said. "Much can be sport and you don't see as Jane Ward came to SJSU Area seven years ago and done with mixed 2 and 6- many of the all-around in fall of 1974. In just two accepted a coaching job at aside teams." athletes as in past years, she seasons she has transformed Cabrillo Junior College in As the colleges and explained. a better than average SJSU 1969. She coaches both the universities start providing A good coach can make a women's volleyball team Cabrillo mens' and womens' more scholarships to top player out of anyone with into one of the top contenders volleyball teams and teaches women, participation in basic ability. Ward said in the country. volleyball classes at the intercollegiate volleyball sports DROP OFF -24 HR Ward, a tan 5'7" blond who various levels on a full-time will be more demanding, prefers SERVICE FROM ASST. not to tell her age, basis, while coaching the especailly if it becomes a LOOSE ORIGINALS started playing volleyball at SJSU women part-time. year-round sport, Ward said. IBM age 18 on the YMCA teams She enjoys coaching but "I'm not sure I agree with and went on to join the finds it differs a great deal Volleyball has coverage of volleyball has the idea of awarding COPIES (8'/ 5 11) national champ Santa from playing. traditionally been a minor increased its popularity. scholarships on an athletic Monica Mariners in 1954. "Coaching is so different sport in the United States, Power volleyball has only ability basis but all the each The Santa Monica from the competitive at- Ward pointed out. become a big sport at the schools are doing it now to minimum sale -S1.00 Mariners, essentially the titude I had as a player. I am "Americans invented the college level in the last five keep up competition," Ward Free Collating same team that became the very much a competitor and game of volleyball but it took or six years. said. Long Beach Shamrocks in have to try not to be too other countries like Russia Coed sport When schools offer these KOPI SYSTEMS 1961, won the national demanding of the players, and Japan to show us how to "Volleyball is a sport with scholarships it kind of forces 294-0600 championships almost 14 but I do expect a lot from play," Ward said. gread co-ed implications," an athlete to specialize in one 322 E. Santa Clara, SJ years in a row, taking a them," Ward said. The Japanese did the most second place one year. There aren't many good for the game in the area of Ward a powerful hitter, : volleyball coaches in Nor- defense in showing us a dive- :: .. Lynn Lorimer was picked for the All- thern California," she ad- and roll, get-on-the-ground . Coach Jane Ward American team 14 years in ded. game, she added. materials artist te succession and was honored Coaching was just not as . DRAFTING -ARCHITECTSENGINEERS GRAPHIC G .01 The International S. as most outstanding player extensive in the early days of Volleyball Association . in the country "six or seven ntramural cagers volleyball, but in the coming (IVBA), the new SAN JOSE ART times" at the national years there should be more professional volleyball WALLPAPER championships. PAINT & expertise in coaching the league featuring four men 87 VALLEY FAIR CENTER 365 SAN ANTONIO ROAD Nind up competition She was also player-coach game as the sport grows up and two women on each STEVENS CREEK BLVD MT VIEW 941 3600 for the Long Beach and more coaches have had team, can do much to help SAN JOSE 249 8700 After seven weeks of consistent 15-20 points per Shamrocks from 1965 to 1968. extensive playing ex- volleyball grow as a sport, : ectic action, the intramural game. Ford has been the top Olympic player perience, Ward explained. Ward said. Also, televised .u...izz asketball league champions scorer for the Players in just Ward played on the U.S. ere decided last night. The about every game this year. Olympic volleyball team at esults were not available at His season high is 26. the 1964 summer games at Tokyo and the 1968 games at ress time, but will appear in The two teams split a pair Mexico City, "the only two he next edition of the of games during the season. .partan Daily. years we've had teams that In "A" league, defending Tu Sabes advanced to the qualified," she said. classifieds hampion Black Exodus (5- finals by mauling the M.D.'s Ward was scheduled to faced the Fred Ford-led 68-48 and edging out the City coach the 1972 U.S. Olympic layers (5-2). Boys 42-40 in a thriller. volleyball team but after Wanted Mouse Rental. 3 be May June DISSATISFIED. FRUSTRATED? COLLEGIATE TYPING-SELEC In "B" league, Tu Sabes losing to Cuba in the 1971 Pan announcements help wanted rhru September tor visiting Scientist Write TJG, Box 26681, S J. 95159 TRIC II, TURABIAN METHODS The Warriors got the I i BM) & family. Phone 354.1649. 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Ask for Dan week. call 257,7929 or 259 1231 Hampton leads AAU and the U.S. Volleyball cents off glass, 25 cents off pitcher. families willing to provide homes for they are the No.1 (Tu Sabes) children with behavioral problems Black Exodus is led by Association (USVBA), The Spartan Pub-home of the 12 oz. CHRISTIAN STUDENT CENTER- SKYLINE AVIATION and No.2 ranked teams in the draught, edibles, notables. potables. We provide continuous professional Men's studio apt. wkit., detached bth Want to learn to fly? We Offer private orward Vernon Hampton haven't done much to peanuts! Hours for the Great Savory assistance and training in behavior 595. One rm, for girl, 540. Call 07.9044. through CFI! Also Seaplane and league. In addition, the two Society are modification to our tamilies. Payment id center George Goldman. upgrade our teams, she said. Soup, Salad and Sandwich Ground School. Expert instruction and clubs were 1-1 against each 11AM 7PM Monday Friday. is 0160 per month. 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Page 8, April 23, 1976 ' Swimming pool inadequate, still low on SJSU priority list, Bunzel says

By Randy Frey For years swimming enthusiasts have been complaining about the dilapidated condition of SJSU's men's swimming do Mr, pool, yet nothing has been done to remedy the situation. And 1976 will be no dif- ferent if President John Bunzel's comment at a recent press conference is any indication. "A new pool is 192nd on the school's priority list," said Plaster peels off the walls at the entrance to the men's pool. Bunzel at the conference. Although the president later said 192 was a "mythical" number, he stood by his statement that a 'Getting tough to recruit new pool has low priority. The pool is inadequate, but so are many other San Jose State facilities," Bunzel athletes,can't show pool' said. Mousees comments However, calling the pool inadequate is an un- derstatement, according to

the men's swimming coach, By Rid. Aldrt Mike Monsees. Swim Coach Monsees has delcared the men's pool, built in 1932, dangerous. "The pool is not only un- dersized, it is dangerous," said Monsees. when UCLA and Stanford State doesn't have the pool Burns has attended Monsees indicated that The coach cited numerous refused to put the Spartans because the Santa Clara several meetings of an basic facility would col! examples of how the pool on their schedule because of Valley is the top area in the aquatics facility committee about $400,000. took its toll this year, with the poor pool. nation for high school formed to look into the Although he is not op 1 the case of CSU Sacramento Program declines aquatics," Monsees said. possibility of building a new timistic, Burns said if the) swimmer Keith Bakken The Spartans were But intercollegiate sports pool at SJSU, but he said the funds can be raised a pia( I highest on the list. national champions in 1971, are not the only thing af- chance of getting a new pool will have to be submitted t Bakken gashed both heels but since then the program fected by the poor facility, in the near future is slim. the chancellor's office fo on chipped tile doing a flip has gone downhill. according to Dr. Hobert "The odds are against us, approval. turn and had to be taken to a "It is getting tough to Burns, academic vice but we desperately ought to local hospital for treatment. recruit athletes," said president. try," said Burns. In the same meet Spartan Monsees. "You can't very Because the pool is small Because the state will not Career info standout Gary Krage was well bring them over and only one class at a time can build a new facility for SJSU, disqualified in the 200-yard show them the pool, because be taught there, Burns said, the 10-member faculty Information on all types o breastroke for going out of if you do that they won't adding that because the pool committee is looking into jobs, related to a number his stroke. Krage lost his come." is in such great demand outside community funding, fields, is no available in th breath because of the SJSU's swimming pool there is not enough free time said Burns. Career Information Center humidity in the indoor was built in 1932 for a college for students to use it as .a "Right now we are trying Building Q near the Busines facility. of 600. It has seating recreational facility. to answer three questions: Tower. "I had all the windows facilities for 250 people and "If we had a bigger and where we would put a pool, For students not yet surl open," Minsees said at the one one-meter diving board. better pool we could offer how would we get a pool and which field they might wan time, "but there is no way The pool used to have a intramural sports as well as what kind of pool do we to go into, vocational testan you can prevent the three-meter diving board, more and better physical need," Burns said. is available through Caree humidity. That's not the first but in 1960 a UC Berkeley education classes," said Burns did not speculate on Planning and Placement: time something like this has diver, Bruce Edmons, broke Burns. the price of a pool, but also located in Building Q happened." his neck in a three-meter Hazardous pool dive, cancelling the event Because the pool is a from that point on. hazard, SJSU has been NCAA rules recommend a forced to hold all its home separate pool for diving, aquatic events at DeAnza containing two one-meter College. boards and two three-meter "DeAnza's pool is as wide boards, with a water depth of as ours is long," Monsees 12 to 17 feet. IC said, adding SJSU's indoor 50 meters needed facility does not meet water For swimming the NCAA polo size and depth stan- recommends a 50-meter dards. pool, 75 feet wide with eight IT A standard pool is 30 yards 9-foot lanes. by 20 yards, uniform depth of SJSU's 36-foot wide pool seven or eight feet. SJSU's provides six 6-foot lanes. pool is 21 yards long by 31 Foothill, Chabot, DeAnza feet wide, shallow at one end and West Valley junior I four feet) and deep at the colleges, as well as many other (V/ feet). local high schools, all have Water polo, a traditionally regulation pools. KSJO decals available now Bleachers at the pool are cluttered with debris. strong sport at SJSU, was "It is too bad San Jose played in the pool until 1969 Veterans might lose benefits

Mall) as 700 veteran advantage of their Bob Sampson, director of them," he said. students at SJSU could lose educational benefits the Office of Veteran Affairs 22,000 affected their G.I. Bill benefits May provided by the G.I. Bill. (OVA) on campus, said there The Veterans Associated Student Body Elections 31. The original time period to is a real need for the date to Administration (VA) has This date marks the take advantage of the be extended. said as many as 22,000 deadline for veterans benefits was eight years. He said 10 years ago men veterans in Santa Clara separated from active duty and women discharged from county alone will be affected between Jan. 31, 1955 to June Deadline extended the military did not go im- by the delimiting date if 1. 1966 to complete or use up Congress extended the mediately to college. legislation to extend the time their educational benefits. deadline two more years and "Individuals, because of limit is not passed. Current law states currently legislation is the economy, may have lost Bill HR 10016 in the House VOTE veterans have 10 years from pending in Congress to ex- their jobs or found them- of Representatives has the the date of discharge to take tend it again. selves at a deadend job. best chance of passage for They might have very easily according to several veteran 5. decided to go back to school sources. several years after their The bill would extend A.S. President, Vice President, Treasurer Energy conference leave of the military," said benefits for five more years. Sampson. Currently the measure is "These veterans should be pending in sub-committee A.S. Student Council Positions scheduled Saturday allowed to pick-up the and no action has yet been benefits that are coming to taken. A.S. Attorney General Ecologist Barry Com- Registration starts at 8:15 Olympia Brewing Company Olympia Washington OLYlt moner and state Senator a.m. in Morris Dailey Jerry Smith, D-San Jose, Auditorium. Fees are $.3 for I n a iv, irk! bottetekl by change . co ivader Academic Senate Seats will be among the featured both students and the public. (lie unchatigtng church key. speakers at an energy On a fatetill day in conference Saturday on the Commoner, author of (..), tol,t-r. 1419. N tic (: SJSU campus. "Closing Circle" will speak Itt11..1,1 ii,, ii 'rent The conference, "Energy, on "All You Ever Wanted to al 260 i2 I I. a it A gleaming Economics and the Know About Energy." -.51,,),l,1, kit 'print!, slCs.l. Ills. Environment" also features Smith's talk is entitled s11111511 kt'S SS Os tisCti In three slide presentations and "Energy as a ',endue ii. ii tIlit,ty colltaitt

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