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VOLUME 65 NUMBER 5 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1975 PHONE: 277-3181 Econ abuse charged

By Doug Ernst All members agreed," said Eakins, department's refranchisement, they Charging the university ad- "that disfranchisement was a mistake would have been imposed even if the ministration with having "deliberately and that the Economics Department majority voted them down. -.chosen conflict" by conditionally could be refranchised before the end of "The department," said Eakins, "is refranchising the Economics depart- the Spring semester." 'enfranchised' only if it agrees to the ment, history professor David Eakins The fundamental assumption of all continuation of outside intervention resigned yesterday from the liaison members of the liaison committee was that is, of disfranchisement." committee of the Academic Senate. that only the members of the "No other department," said Eakins, In a prepared, five-page text Economics Department themselves "is run by an externally imposed policy distributed to the Academic Senate could restore order to the department." committee." yesterday, Eakins said because of "We asked that the department be An Executive committee of non- repeated administration rejections of refranchised," Eakins told the Spartan economist faculty members oversaw liaison committee recommendations Daily, "and it really wasn't." the Economics Department under the concerning the Economics Depart- Because the recent refranchisement chairmanship of Dr. James Willis, now ment, the committee now has no pur- included the condition that three non- on sabbattical. pose. economist faculty members sit on the Eakins said despite the unanimous Bunzel misuse departmeat's personnel committee, recommendation of the Liaison Eakins stated SJSU President John Eakins said, "the possibility of the Committee that a new chairman be Bunzel, "misused the senate and the restoration of peace and some form of installed in the Economics Depart- liaison committee." cooperation" is not present. ment, Willis will return as chairman in "Given its abuse by the President," "The imposed committee," said the Spring. said Eakins, the liaison committee has Eakins "the imposed chairmen, and Eakins added that Willis is "on no conceivable future function in its the imposed rules will prevent the very leave" but is "an active adviser to the present form." cooperation and peace the interim chairman," Dr. Donald The liaison committee was assigned Administration claims it has sought." Anthrop. the task last Fall of investigating the Eakins said despite a recom- Eakins further charged that the past events surrounding the Economics mendation by the Liaison Committee to Academic Senate's "Cease Fire" Department disfranchisement and to refranchise the department, the ad- resolution of last year urging a propose possible solutions to the con- ministration continued its policy of suspension of hiring and firing in the troversy. disfranchisement. Economics Department, was Move it or he'll mow it The seven-member committee in- Recommendations rejected "ignored" by the Administration. cluded Dr. Hobert Burns, academic "All recommendations to the Senate "Deprived of rights" When Floyd Pettis is told to mow the lawn, he mows itand anybody who gets in his way chances getting shred- vice president, and Dr. Burton Brazil, by the liaison committee," said Eakins, Eakins said a majority of the ded along with the grass. Most of the students lounging near the fountain Monday hopped out of the way when executive vice president. Five of the "and the final recommendations of the Economics Department faculty was Pettis and his grass-grinder approached, but this sunbather held his ground until Pettis turned around and came seven members were appointed to the Academic Senate itself have been "deprived of their rights," and were right at him. committee by Bunzel. rejected in each and every basic also "displaced by others during that respect." unjust deprivation." "The Economics department has not "The administration and the been allowed to formulate its own departmental minority that supported rules," Eakins said. disfranchisement," Eakins said, Cook to file grievance notice "They have been imposed, without "reshaped the faculty electorate the slightest pretext of consultation, through their control of two rounds of even, by the administration," he said. hiring and firing." strengthening it, even though he said Linguistics Program has its own By Dana Bottorf Cook said he had been hoping for a Eakins said although "a new "What was once a dissenting Woodward told him he thought the personnel committee, with the coor- Dr. Philip Cook, coordinator of the "strong recommendation." departmental majority" voted to ac- majority is now a dissenting minority," recommendation should have been dinator (Cook) serving as chairman. SJSU Linguistics Program, will file a Endorsement sought cept the rules and conditions of the Eakins said. "strong" all along. It also provides that the coordinator grievance notice within a week because "If you have a strong recom- Woodward was acting dean of the be an ex officio member of the English he was not promoted this year. mendation, at least someone upstairs School of Humanities and the Arts at Department recruitment and retention Cook, an assistant professor in looks at it," he added. the time Cook's promotion case was up committees. English and linguistics, contended his Linguistics personnel matters are for review. Liaison needed Admin of Justice promotion case was handled inap- always handled in the English Cook added that Woodward said in his For purposes of promotion, Wood- propriately by the English Department Department, according to Dr. Robert letter to the University Promotions ward suggested that one of the full promotions committee. Woodward, associate dean of the School Committee, sent by all school deans in professors on the Linguistics That case should have been handled of Humanities and the Arts. all promotions cases, that he stressed promotions committee serve as a by an autonomous linguistics com- This is because the Linguistics enrollment surges his belief that Cook's recommendation liaison between that program and the mittee, Cook said, but such a com- Program is too small and lacks the should have been "strong." English Department. mitteejoes not currently exist. personnel needed to constitute its own MEP Structure suggested That professor, an ex officio member CoOkiexplained that he was hired in promotions committee, Woodward An unexpected increase in the content" of the classes, said Peoples, Woodward also sent Cook a of the English Department promotions 1968 through the English Department added. Administration of Justice Depart- though there would be "no significant memorandum on Feb. 21, this year committee, will carry the recom- and therefore all of his personnel Actions 'immoral' ment's enrollment this fall has left effect." outlining a suggested new structure for mendations of the Linguistics matters are handled there. "I think what they did was immoral," students without the classes they need There is the "instability of part-time the English Department promotions promotions committee to its parent- Cook said of the English Department and the department with more students instructors" to consider, he said, since Although he has a full-time English committee when Linguistics Program department committee, according to promotions committee. than they can handle. they are not familiar with the depart- appointment, his teaching service area personnel are involved in the Cook. If the problem continues, the ment. isn't qualified to is in Linguistics, he said. "If the committee deliberations. The new structure of the English and department "may have to close ad- Prior to now, it was not school policy called in Cook said members of the committee rule, they should have No new committee structure had Linguistics committees has not yet mission to the department for a few to hire faculty to meet student needs, qualified" to openly admitted they did not know him someone who was been discussed in the English Depart- been implemented, Cook said. years to get it back to a manageable said Peoples, and this is the first time case, Cook well enough to give him any more than evaluate his promotion ment before, leading Cook to believe "I'm sure it will be" this year, Cook size," according to Ed Peoples, instructors have been hired for that a "recommendation." added. that Woodward's suggestions were said, adding that he "has every reason department chairman. reason. that the school "I was disappointed." Cook said Cook said he suspects made "to prevent what happened to to believe" that Dr. John Galm, the new Action was taken to remove some of It came a little late, he said, since merely "rub- about his reaction when he received the promotions committee Phil (Cook) from happening again," chairman of the English department, the pressure in the last two weeks when "we showed we had that need a long com- notification that he had been ber-stamped" the department Cook said. will carry out the new structure as seven part-time faculty members were time ago." recommendation instead of "recommended." mittee's The new structure provides that the suggested by Woodward. hired. People's said he knew of no specific Two new class sections along with all plans to do something to alleviate the lower division and upper division problem by next year, but he plans to James: Guarded lot would cut down thefts required classes were reopened for meet with the dean of the School of additional enrollment, Peoples said. Applied Sciences and Arts, Dr. Stan Adding the new instructors and Burnham, to see what they can do about making more classes available to the it. students has created about 350 seats in Opening the classes was an action $35,000 in bicycles ripped-off this year the department, Peoples said. that probably came too late. Peoples There was no quota set for the ad- said, since it was done after the walk- ministration of Justice Department through registration, and by the second By John Bodle a guarded lot. enrollment for this semester by the last week of school most students are set- Approximately $35,000 worth ci bikes Under the urgings of Rudi Leonardi, department chairman, Harry More, tled into some kind of schedule or have have been stolen on campus since A.S. vice president for the 1972-73 year, who resigned the chair and left on a left the university to go somewhere January, 1974, and nearly all of it could the A.S. council at that time ap- sabattical, according to Peoples. they can get the classes they need. have been saved if there was a guarded propriated $1,958 towards the bike lot. No limit Some of the students he talked to bike lot, according to Larry James, More than 230 students paid $2 apiece to No limit was set on the department's "expressed a feeling of frustration and administrative officer for campus park their bikes in the lot. enrollment by the last chairman, a feeling that they had been exploited," security. The total amount, $2,222, was not Peoples said, because he "didn't expect he said. Despite this financial loss and James' enough to keep the lot alive. It died to enroll." this many students One woman said she "would rather comments, neither campus security during the spring, 1973 semester. The seven new faculty join five other be turned away than be admitted and nor A.S. President John Rico are Byron Bollinger, supervisor of newly-hired part-time faculty who are then not get the classes she wanted," currently considering such a lot. buildings and grounds, said there are left replacing a full-time instructor who said Peoples. SJSU had a guarded bike lot during ."definitely no funds" forthcoming the department, making 12 new fall, 1972 and spring, 1973 semesters. It from the state for a guarded lot. teachers since last semester, said Many people are signing up or failed, according to Rico, either "Right now I haven't done anything Peoples. coming back to get a master's degree because students did not want to pay on it," Rico said. This sudden expansion of the because they want to get farther in the the $2 per semester fee, or because they "Perhaps we should be looking into it department "will put some limit on the field, said Peoples. did not want to bother checking in and more," he said. out with the guard. Need protection "We had not one theft" from the Several students who have lost bikes guarded bicycle lot, James said. 'What voiced agreement on a need for better we did have was a lot of people who did protection. S.J. gunman dies not use it." "There's no protection," commented Thefts cut Sue Ashford, an environmental studies "If we had it (the guarded lot), and senior who had her bike stolen during they used it, it would cut down the the fall, 1973. "There's a lot of bikes attempt stolen in hijacking amount of thefts tremendously," around here." James said. Joseph Stiers, a music sophomore, In 1974, 219 bikes were stolen from said there is "definitely" a need for campus-owned property. James said better bike protection. A tense drama that began in the emerged, gun in hand, from the empty the average value of each bike was Steirs had two bikes stolen a year ago campus area with a rape and stabbing aircraft holding a hostage as a shield. $110. from the front of Allen Hall, a dorm. He ended yesterday with the death of Minutes before, police sharpshooters This year, 95 bicycles have been now keeps his bike in his dorm room. gunman and the wounding of one of his had fired into the cockpit and shot out stolen at an average value of $115, Ira Bletz, an environmental studies four hostages at San Jose Municipal the tires of the plane as it sat on a according to James. senior whose bike was stolen during the Airport. floodlit runway at San Jose Municipal Airport. This means $24,000 worth of bikes spring, 1973, semester, said he thought No. 17th St., was Fred Salomon, 337 Salomon, 24, is also listed on police were stolen in 1974 and $11,000 so far a guarded bike lot would be a good idea. two hours of killed yesterday after records as Fred Soloman, according to this year. The majority of thefts occur from the which he attempted to violence during police. Officers said his arrest record Few recovered bike racks near San Fernando Street, hijack a Continental 727 airplane. James said very few of the bikes are the Education Building, the north side dated back to 1968, when he was con- ever recovered, and most of these bikes of the Student Union and near Duncan A police marksman fired the single victed of assault with a deadly weapon. would not have been stolen if there was Hall. A bike thief can foil the heaviest of chains. shot which felled Salomon as he Continued on page 6 Pag Page 2, September 16, 1975 Spartan Daily SJSU is where it's happening

we're going to put USA on trial 1 the , live Jeff Mapes had Lester and his cameraman By "b The vanguard of the revolution on the scurrying around. opinion ( comment First prosecuting attorney Ray college campuses is no longer at UC Bourhis railed against the familiar theckel Berkeley or Stanford. ter i From now on it is happening right From pictures of pastoral mountain evils of commercialism, capitalism and poverty. 13 here at SJSU where a sociology scenes to the inevitable vignettes of has and professor is going to put the whole poverty, bleak cityscapes, riots He catalogued enough ills to have the the damn American society on trial for tract homes, there was America. audience cheering while Lester sea Campus police shouldn't be armed being hazardous to everyone's health. The jury was sure it was America crawled up to him on the courtroom net No longer are the audacious students because it looked like a retrospective of stage with a microphone in hand. rioting at Sproul Plaza in Berkeley. Life magazine photo spreads. It had But defense attorney Nordin Blacker A They are right here serving as the jury them buzzing. was also good. sps for the Show Trial of the Century. Dr. Robert Gliner, assistant ha danger First, and most importantly, he of since it creates potential Not only will the students pass professor of sociology then strode judgment on the society's guilt or in- cockily on stage. He mumbled a worked up a good stage shot with Lester 1i 1 shr during the break. Then, he gave a short Chancellor Glenn Dwiike's recent decision to arm nocence, but they are going to decide prepared speech into the microphone 1 well prepared speech. He never looked university security police around the clock could create the just what the sentence should be if they about the bicentennial; about com- 4 fer out into the auditorium once but played very problems it is design to combat. return a guilty verdict. mercialism and doing something editorial to the dozen students on stage that The order mandates that there be more guns at SJSU and What we have here is a genuine meaningful instead. media event that will probably wind up It was low key, represented the jury. He always looked other state universities. Instead, the correct attitude should but humbleness is a sai university nationally televised--the senate right at the camera. be that there be no lethal weapons of any kind on a good idea when you're announcing to ths a statistic of one serious crime on campus Watergate hearings will pale in com- that American society has campus. Bunzel cited the country Blacker hit the theme of how far cc 1 The decision has two effects: First, it takes away from the each year. parison! been indicted on the charges that "Mr. America has come in 200 years. "They -We need to dispel the myth that seems to make the and Ms. Everyperson . . . is being individual campus presidents the power to decide if and when And sur, enough when the first were eking out a living," he said of 1 campus a dangerous place to come to," he said. seriously injured as a result of mem- the campus police should wear firearms. session of The Trial, which for forms America's founding fathers. thi sidearms If those assertions are correct, are armed police necessary bership in that society." Second, it requires that on-duty police wear sake is officially a regular class for had been at all at SJSU? "It's easy to criticize, every around the clock, when in the past SJSU police credit called American Society on The judge for The Trial then made his ha Before Dumke's order takes effect Oct. 1, the board of generation does so," he concluded. armed only at night. Trial, rolled around last Thursday night way to the podium. He looked the part, Pt several trustees should explore banning the use of firearms from It was a good spiel and surely the Dunike's decision went against the opinion of it had the feel of high drama. since he is Judge Robert Beresford of President John university campuses. prosecution is worried about how well campus presidents, including that of SJSU the San Jose Municipal Court. Several hundred students amassed as that is going to play in middle America. liunzel. He set a good atmosphere by telling should be rescinded. the jury and, sure enough, there were Gerald Ford will probably pick the The blanket order by Dumke the jury that "if you want to jeer or bee, lai of guns on a univer- the television lights up front. theme up for the '76 presidential It ignores the danger of the presence ; the judge is) not going to be able to do the threat Yes, a genuine San Francisco station, campaign. sity campus. It was not too many years ago when anything about it." of armed force at Berkeley and San Francisco State ignited Channel Five, sent John Lester I is he a It is an auspicious start for The Trial, serious campus confrontations. media heavy?) down to broadcast the Great; in the tradition of the which is scheduled to run all semester. Bunzel's appeal of the order, citing the "unusual cir- opening statements by the prosecution American spectator sport the jury can Afterwards many of the jury 11 cumstances" of a riot situation or a case where money is and the defense to the American people. cheer when its favorite injustice is members scurried home to watch the 11 being collected in a crowded indoor situation, is well taken. After the jury was seated into Morris brought up and boo when its favorite o'clock news and see how The Trial Especially in those cases, but in others as well, the presence Dailey auditorium, slides flickered onto vested interest is challenged. would be presented to the people. Cl of lethal weapons increases the chances of a tragic incident. the stage screen. But it was the opposing attornies that The Trial was never mentioned. Dumke's decision reportedly came after two deaths at San Diego State State University, a murder in a dormitory and a after an alter- fatal heart attack suffered by a policeman SI cation. Television has just gone too far Neither iacident could have been prevented by the presence arms. Dumke cited a legal opinion on the arming of police prepared by his general counsel office. The cited court with new 'comedy' on prison life decision made no mention of the special circumstances related to a crowded university campus. By Dennis Wynne characters are too concerned with The chancellor's blanket order sets gun policy for 19 One of the major accomplishments of getting off one liners to worry about universities and colleges, each with different enforcement the CBS television series, "All in the ( comment such things as the courts, alimony and problems. Family," was to take a lighthearted the causes of divorce. A firearm has never been fired on this campus and there look at such things as bigotry, unem- No one knows what could be in store have been no incidents when an officer wearing arms could ployment and government. around four inmates being in- for next season but if the networks have saved a life or prevented serious injury, according to Subsequent series such as "Maude" doctrinated into the prison life. continue this trend there well could be security officials. have delved into such subjects as One of them constantly smiles and shows portraying the funny side of such I'resident Bunzel two years ago ordered the arming of abortion and homosexuality while still laughs throughout the entire show. ABC things as cancer, starvation or the SJSU night police, apparently because of concern for campus maintaining a situation comedy probably invented this character to bubonic plague. crime. premise. show how much fun prison can be. The first show could have a Yet a recent speech by the president challenged the idea But the networks have finally gone Perhaps in subsequent episodes they doctor telling his patients through jokes that thitt-the,campus is not safe. too far. will explore other fun things in prison. they are terminal, the second a sit-corn Two shows were recently unveiled in One plot may involve a prisoner "Waltons" where a relative a week dies the television fall schedule which waking in the morning and discovering of malnutrition. continue the sit-com look into the his roommate has been stabbed. After problems of society. which there could be hilarious scenes The third would be set in medieval Thanks for campus pub Apparently the networks now feel trying to discover who the murderer is. Europe and would follow the hilarious that Americans will now laugh at Maybe in another show there could be adventures of a peasant family while anything. a prison riot and the guards could be their relatives, friends and neighbors It is nice to see an issue come to fruition, especially so when ABC scheduled a show depicting the cracking the jokes while being held were dying off around them. the result is a comfortable place to go on campus to drink funny side of prison entitled "On the hostage. 1 beer and watch entertainment. editorial Rocks." The second series is NBC's "Fay" Just as westerns, doctor shows and last year the Spartan Pub was less then a certainty as the The plot involves a prisoner who has which tries to prove there is life after lawyer shows have eventually died out state university trustees debated the merits of beer on returned for a second time and makes it divorce. as fads on television so will the campus amid a minor storm cloud of disapproval. place on campus to serve these beverages and help draw his ambition to outwit the guards, who Although it isn't as bad as "On the problem-conscious sit-corns. There were the usual moral questions raised, along with sonic of the students together. are witless to begin with, at every turn. Rocks" it still fails in its attempt to Hopefully the networks will know the question of whether a university ought to go into the And so far the Spartan Pub seems to be working out nicely. The premiere episode revolved show the funny side of splitting up, the which ones to drop. business of selling beer. Since most SJSU students are at least 21, not many are ex- Well, throughout this debate SJSU President John Bunzel cluded from the Pub. supported the idea of a beer bar. No problems have been reported and business has been And when the trustees decided to let the campuses decide brisk. whether beer should be sold on campus, Bunzel put his belief A good size crowd filled the Pub Friday night, something into action and approved the Spartan Pub. that may not seem like a big deal to outsiders. But to Thus, SJSU became the first state university to have a beer someone who has spent a lot of time at SJSU it is a large step other ideas gl bar. towards creating a sense of community among students that What Bunzel recognized was that most students could not is all too much lacking here. find an place on campus to socialize. And so President Bunzel should be congratulated for not It is apparent that beer and wine are the chosen beverages being beguiled by the moralists and for sticking firmly to his of most college students and so it is a good idea to have a support of the Pub. Pornography on campus demeaning

Editor: The overwhelming emphasis is such criticism is usually useless and In the introduction to "Brave New sensual gratification with the idea that besides the point. And please don't tell World" Aldous Huxley, speaks about one who is continually given to pleasure me it's immoral for hie to make moral what he feels to be the inevitable will never realize the totality of his judgments. manipulation nor the absolute in- totalitarian world -system, and Many will respond that they have a significance he-she has as an individual poignantly points out the necessity of right to choose the activities and life- SS used sexual sexual promiscuity as a manipulative ; interestingly, Hitler's style they wish. device by the elite. exploitation and promiscuity as a morale "...Nor does the sexual promiscuity -builder With this I agree fully, for to be truly because one is of Brave New World seem so very Being significant only free entails the liberty to make any distant. There are already certain able to satisfy the sexual hunger of choice, even the absurd ones. American cities in which the number of another is not appealing to anyone, divorces is equal to the number of especially those who are already Yes, even the very choices one make marriages. embittered because they feel exploited, against one's own significance. In a few years, no doubt, marriage e.g., women, chicanos, blacks, vets, President Bunzel, A.S., others licenses will be sold like dog licenses, gays, senior citizens, freshmen, etc. responsible for showing the upcoming good for a period of 12 months, with no Pornography exploits man I speaking pornography on campus, will you really against changing dogs or keeping generically, though of course it usually law authorize it, so we students at SJSU will one animal at a time. exploits women) making him simply more than also have the opportunity to choose and economic freedom the object of someone's greedy As political against our significance? diminishes, sexual freedom tends to pleasure. Mike Simone compensatingly increase. And the But it seems to me that exploitation is Junior, Philosophy dictator 'unless he needs cannon fodder exactly what is most castigated in each and families with which to colonize respective movement. empty or conquered territories) will do Certainly we desire to be more than well to encourage that freedom. In the machines or animals that the 25 Spartan Daily conjunction with the freedom to cent skin flicks portray us as. serving the San Jose State University daydream under the influence of dope I would ask those who answer this Community Since 19311 and movies and the radio, it will help to letter not to react emotionally because reconcile his subjects to the servitude Ell tor Terry Laborie fate.'l 1946i J.oyert,sino Manager Bob Young which is their et Photographer H LOfren Ay Jr It is interesting that within this Nes." Editor Karen Minkel

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They these questions about low- Bank of America, Second Bank of Tokyo, 990 N. offer postage-paid mailers ow far cost accounts: Does the bank offer a and San Carlos streets, has a St., has a special account . "They check guarantee card (also student account with which charges 13 cents a and have 15 offices in the said of How many branches does called a courtesy card)? unlimited check writing and check, no minimum balance area. the bank have? A local bank These are handy for check- a monthly statement for $1 a and sends a bi-monthly Security Pacific Bank, 195 may be fineif you never cashing identification. month, nine months a year. statement. The student can Almaden Blvd., offers free PEANUTS every have to get some cash in Do you want a bank credit They will keep the account also opt for a flat $2-a-month personalized checks, a ded, Puckerbrush. card? These are also good open over the summer, even charge with no minimum courtesy card and monthly ely the The 990 3W well merica. iick the BREAKFAST SPECIAL idential Jewish Studies program scheduled Each dayA new special e Trial, WEDNESDAY mester. French toast and 2 sausciges e jury although lacking official SJSU funding h the 11 e Trial THURSDAY last year, Jewish Studies is. Levinson. "We are being help lead to a minor in "Being Jewish is a culture, 2 hot cakes and 2 eggs religion, community, a being funded by the funded with no funding. Jewish Studies. Li resources already made Jewish Studies is being Elementary Hebrew and 0 beliefa way of life," said Dr. Robert E. Levinson, available to other depart- operated at almost no cost to Intermediate Hebrew, both FRIDAY coordinator of Jewish ments. the University." offered this fall in Foreign Cheese Omelet and hash browns Studies at SJSU. No funds available Must find faculty Languages, also are being And "Jewish Studies Unlike the Asian Levinson's position as taught in conjunction with provides a guidance for American, Afro American coordinator, a non-paying Jewish Studies program and MONDAY people to understand this and Mexican American position, involves finding lead to the minor degree. 2 eggs, toast, and hash browns Idea," he added. Studies programs, no money faculty members in different New classes planned g The goal of the program is is allocated by the university departments capable of Levinson plans next year IIV to expand the consciousness to hire faculty for Jewish teaching relevant courses to teach Judaism in TUESDAY 4:1 with American Society, a class and understanding of ancient Studies. for Jewish Studies. Spanish Omelet and hash browns y about and modern Jewish Since Jewish Studies "More people are structured in Religious any and civilization, said Levinson, classes are coordinated with becoming interested in the Studies, as a part of Jewish associate professor of other departments, of- Jewish experience," said Studies. Bring in this ad and get in store ficially, "there are no Levinson. "If I can find The History, Economics vo history. etworks classes being offered in this qualified instructors in the and Political Science Approved by the ad- Or. Robert E. Levinson .ould be ministration and university program," explained English, Philosophy and departments will be offering the special for 890 of such Women's Studies Depart- Studies program and Jewish-oriented classes in Sept. 17-23 or the ments to teach a relevant Foreign Languages the near future. Good

course, this might lead to a Department are offering Jewish Studies is sup- HOURS 6:30 am -12:00 pm M-Th possible overall increase in courses in cross-reference to ported by HILLEL, an in- 6:30 am -5:00 pm F ;doctor enrollment." Jewish Studies. Introduction ternational organization 275 E. San Fernando res that C:? Although there is no major to Judaism, Old Testament sit-corn located at U.C. Berkeley, between 6th and 7th spartaguide Studies, the minor, History & Literature and The eek dies in Jewish that provides Jewish across from Dudley Moorehead Hall] consisting of 18 semester Talmud, Its History & programming at nearly 300 units, is offered. Literature, are three courses colleges and universities. ,edieval This fall the Religious in Religious Studies which ilarious y while A lecture on Sexual The Shotokan Karate Club ighbors Genesis will be given at 12:30 will hold an organizational p.m. today at DMH 227. The meeting at 2:30 p.m. to- Lost briefcase lecture will review chemical morrow in the S.U. Pacheco nvs and evolution and the sexual Room. Club members and NEW REPUBLIC in karate interested THE died out combination of the first anyone attend student to are encouraged upsets vill the achievers of life. .1 1100 I know There will be a special A stolen briefcase on briefcase can keep it and the The United Farm Workers meeting for all aeronautics campus usually means loss ciAculator," Alavi said. "I Support Committee will majors and minors at 7:30 of homework assignments, just want my personal things meet each 5 p.m. Thursday p.m. Thursday in the concert books and the briefcase it- back." in the S.U. Pacifica Room, hall, M176. Staff members self, but to a student from Alavi figures the cost of At Thursday's meeting the 6Lt and the dean of the School of another country it is an the new passport and visa film, "Why We Boycott" will Engineering will be in- identity crisis. will be about $50. Also in the be shown. troduced, flying clubs will be While visiting the Spartan briefcase were numerous Bookstore Sept. 8, Abul- family photos and one large described and a report on available scholarships will masood Alavi thought he picture of his wedding. Society for the Advan- $20 reward 44. be given. would beat the crowds and cement of Management place his briefcase on the "I'm willing to pay $20 for (SAM) is holding an All students are invited to ground inside the bookstore. the personal items, things no orientation meeting at 7 join the Bah'a'i Student "I was only in there for 10 one else could use or gain dont tonight at Me-n-Ed's Pizza It sees what others Forum in prayer at 12:30 minutes," reported Alavi, any benefit from," Alavi Parlour, corner of Saratoga And says what others wool p.m. tomorrow in the "and when I came out, the said. and Moorpark. campus chapel. briefcase was stolen." The electrical engineering ss and Documents lost senior said a book he had SAM is the largest n't tell Alavi said he could do checked out from the library The Campus Ambassadors business club on campus and moral without the calculator and was also in the briefcase and will hold Bible studies each offers students opportunities the briefcase itself. But also not having it could cost him Wednesday from 11:30 a.m. to meet fellow business inside the briefcase were his the class. have a to 12:30 p.m. and from 12:30 students as well as the passport, visa, a number of Can't keep up id life- to 1:30 p.m. in the S.U. chance to plan, direct and certificates and a physics "The bookstore didn't Montalvo Room. an organization. All control degree from him homeland, have any more copies of the beer you can drink will Systems Programming by - *h truly Pakistan. be available for 50 cents. Donovan so I went to the Start your sub iption today :e any 1parlan Daily After placing an ad in the Serving the San Jose State Spartan Daily offering a library early to check it University Community reward for the return of the out," Alavi said. "Now that udent rate. Since 1934 at the special make The Office of Student personal belongings, Alvi it is gone I can't keep up with paid at Son Programs and Services, response the instruction." Second class postage fears he will get no redo, news mac; - eilseanq rumf alike Member of Jose. California formerly Student Activities, and have to face "at least In an attempt to gain back r hen try The Newt- ,,ange A big Change California. Newspaper Publishers others added bright new pe, ?vi, ' ails add even more Association and the Associated is in the process of three days"' at the his personal property and ,ster to our bright old tradition of independence and integrity coming Press Published dail y by San Jose developing a director of Immigration Office in San identification, Alavi asks don I lake handouts from press secretaries Or Un iversity. except We i really State Saturday. 11 I rom bureaucrats Instead we bribring you writers who cart and Monday. during the recognized student orga- Francisco and a lot of hassle that anyone having in- Sunday ink and speak for themselves Scrupulous and hard E4IU will college year The opinions to nizations at SJSU. To with passport officials in formation that could help lung iournaNsts like John Osborne Roger Morris Tad herein are not necessarily Moose pressed Kauffmann Eliot Marshall Roger Rosenblatt those of the Associated Students. become a recognized York. him call 964-6704 "collect if -tufo Stanley fora change New by the likes ol John Kenneth Try The New Republic the college Administration or the us occasional pieces organization, a club must file Whoever stole the need be." Oriana Fallaci Arthur Schlesinger Jr Alfred Department of Journalism .1, ,albraith 34monec Kam John Updike Hans Motgenthau Irving Advertising Subscriptions a new officer's card with the Robert Coles and Woody Alien Vets Woody Allen isophy rented only on a remainde, iowe Lillian Hellman programs office. to us for keen eyed hard semester basis Full acadi.i. Today thousands look THE NEW REPUBLIC and international events For year. bleach Semester, $4 50 " Organizations seeking SHIRTS STILL ONLY $5.91 ised reporting on national rovocative debate and probing discussion Knowledgeable campus price per copy, 10 recognition should sumbit an , Phone 2773111. Advertising .- ' ,recasts And witty commentary P6 No wonder Senator Frank Church calls The New ly 3171 Press of Fricke officer's card at the it YES' FreMont .4opubric American iournalism at its best Or that Sena!, programs and services office icob Javits considers it required reading Or that Sena', located in the Old Cafeteria dmurld Muskie says it should be read by people inter, ti .1 A the political systeM regardless of their personal philos THE NEtx Phy Or that Bella AbZug thinks it simply indispensable politics alone So we also REPUBLIC forte Imo 7.95 But people don t live by PRE-LAW STUDENTS ,ing yOu perceptive book reviews Expert comment and one II. . 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Tenth St. San Jose, C., lion. or 11 rift itgonutry St. Suite, I Tenth & William) 205-0144 nsf 71)), San rrail, ' 1(111 0 n Tuesda -Fri. 10 am-B pm Sat. 10 am.5 pm Page 4, September 16, 1975 Band features alumnus 'Pablo' cruised here By Carlos Ramirez It was exactly two years ago Saturday that a newly Spartan Daily formed band called "Pablo Cruise" made their debut at SJSU as a supporting act for the "Tubes." Last Saturday night "Pablo Cruise" played here again, but this time, with a hit album and a Ray LaSkovit, national tour successful arts Glide, a local band and SJSU favorite, supported Pablo t behind them, they headlined the bill in a triumphant Cruise last Saturday. return. AIN=. "This is like a homecoming for us," said the seated crowd to break they each write songs and musicians from the Bay 0 Precision haircutting Corey Lerois, the band's into spontaneous dancing take part in the vocals. Area. "We're all local guys. leader, prior to the show in throughout the evening. The group consists of Bud Steve is from Palo Alto, then I 1 1 Permanent Waving the S.U. Ballroom. "When Much of the audience was Cockrell on bass and lead we got Bud who was in the we first played here they had already familiar with the vocals, David Jenkins on group "It's A Beautiful for men & women Ray LaSkow,t, to give tickets away and now tunes that the band played electric and acoustic guitar, Day." Explaining the band's Corey Lerois displays his piano playing expertise at Satur- it makes us so happy to see from their "Pablo Cruise" Steve Price on drums and by Kathy this fantastic response we're album on A&M Records, percussion, and Corey Lerois name, Lerois explains, 1 day's Pablo Cruise concert. ffif1R.K.fl Y'S getting from San Jose." which has received con- on piano and vocals. "Eveybody thinks Pablo Trained by Yosh The concert was indeed an siderable airplay and is Lerois on piano adds a Cruise is a person. For us its unqualified success with an steadily climbing the charts. distinctly pleasurable a state of mind. Pablo in San Francisco Costume designer overflow crowd that rocked Their music encompasses quality to the band's sound. represents every man like the ballroom and frequently a broad variety of musical A former SJSU student, Jack or John, and Cruise for broke into wild standing styles ranging from pop to Lerois explained how he got us represents a fluid ovations. The intensity of the almost classical. Each into performing. "I used to existance, an optimism." new to SJSU group's driving rhythms and member of the group is an attend State a few years ago One of the best received hypnotic melodies inspired accomplished musician and but dropped out after two selections of the evening was years because I decided the band's rendition of their loves her life, work being a business major just new single, "What Does It wasn't where my head was Take." Also notable was a By Susan Richardson was stricken by illness at. I was really getting into good bluesy number called There is a new face in the diptheria, scarlet fever and music at the time and "I'm a Rock n Roller" which Theatre Arts Department an ear infection. Due to the although State has a really was autobiographical. They this semesteran energetic, hearing loss she suffered fine music department I ended the show with an animated face belonging to from the bout, she was sent found that the emphasis here encore of another cut from Brigitte Sitte whose en- to a trade school by relatives was on classical music and I the album:'Island Woman." Associated Students thusiasm for teaching who thought a seamstress wanted to get into more Supporting acts were contemporary things." Glide, a local group, and matches her love for would be a "safe" PRESENTS: theatrical costume design. profession. "I really wanted After a stint with the group Automatic Man, making to teach German literature," "Stoneground," he got their first public stage ap- German-born Sitte, a Sitte explained. "I got into together with a few other pearance. Tuesday lecturer in the department, tailoring only because of my September 16 teaches beginning costume hearing impairment which design and stage make-up was later corrected." The HP-55 programmable and claims she "has spent scientific pocket calculator from years Hewlett-Packard. Only $335. Free Concert* the last 15 or 20 Dissatisfied as seamstress working at something I can Formerly $395. Upon deciding she did not give my students." want to be a seamstress for All this high-performance capahl I Rain Her work has taken her the rest of her life Sitte went its tits right in y.our pocket: from being a seamstress in a to the West German 49-Step I. ser Memory . German trade school at age government and asked to be Srt-Pre-Programmetl F unction - Wednesday 16 to designing costumes and placed in fashion design and Operations. Shakespeare 211-,Sddressahle Slemoi sets for school. Because she was war Registers September 24 festivals at the Old Globe orphaned, the government Digital linter. Theatre in San Diego. financed her education. Ill's efficient k PS logic ss s tens ysith 4-Memors The many stops in be- III' quality. craftsmanship. Free Concert * tween, including working as After fashion design school Sitte worked in seasonal Put the HP-55 through its paces costume shop supervisor at today in our store. the state opera house' in production for sports clothes Wedge Duesseldorf and designing and became disatisfied with costumes for nightclubs and the pressure in the industry. -11.5-Sportan follies in Las Vegas, have "I didn't like the business Boolutont Ora vetvIL tisloon been the result of great angle and wanted to design," ambition. she states. in the Ballroom 0 She got out of the industry War orphaned and freelanced and Eugene Dominique opened L Orphaned at the outset of her own high fashion Brigitte Sitte at work. Itt't WW \kl WW II, Sitte .was raised by clothing store. Sitte was relatives and at age seven doing all of the designing and Sitte came to the U.S. eight fled to Southern Germany had four 'seamstresses years ago and her talent has when her hometown of working for her. taken her from California to Dresden was fire-bombed. "Everybody that walked in New York and back. A consequence of her got what they wanted from Encouraged by friends to escape from Dresden, Sitte evening gowns to swim apply for a graduate Our College Plan. suits." teaching position in fine arts at the San Diego School of Theatrical costumes Performing Arts, Sitte spent $I a month buys all the bank you need. Events Her first experience in two years at the school and theatrical costume design next took a position at came when she took Ventura College. Auditions over a Auditions position held by a friend in "I heard about the opening will be held the today and state opera house. "I had at SJSU and here I am," Wednesday from 6 never done p.m. to 8 theatre before Sitte said enthusiastically p.m. for roles in and I was horrified, student but it and added, "Now I am where directed one-act turned out beautifally," Sitte plays. Auditions for I wanted to be when I was "Unseen exclaimed. Hand" will take place in SD 16." 114 and "Next" in SD 126. Theater was really the In addition to teaching her Bank of America's College Plan is a complete banking 4. Overdraft Protection. Both plays are recent off- place to indulge in all the classes, Sitte will design and package just for students. Its simple. convenient. Our Instant Cash helps you avoid bounced checks. Broadway hits by con- fantasies and creativity make costumes for the economical and includes evething you're likely to by covering all your checks up to the limit of your temporary American possible," she said and Theatre Arts Department need. 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September 16, 1975 Page 5 Spartans solve question; top S.C.U., 13-0

By Tom Stienstra interceptions. The Broncos had an equal Coach Darryl Rogers had Spartan He had plenty of held. lack of success on the two question marks on his Rick James, James ground, plodding 108 yards Spartan football squad-- Ferguson and Joe Glaspie on 42 totes. Defensive placekicking and quar- effectively harrassed the lineman Kim Bokamper, terback. Bronco receivers and forced Fred Ford and Wilson The questions were an- sports Spencer to throw the ball Faumuina provided the swered Saturday night as away on numerous oc- interior pressure. kicker Lou Rodriquez and cassion. "The secondary played quarterback Roger Proffitt Linebacker Carl Ekern well and the pressure from combined with a rugged picked his spots blitzing and the front helped," defensive ,kowtit defense to blank Santa Clara kicker, broke a scoreless quarterback's performance. hanging back for the pass. linebacker coach Leon I Pablo University 13-0 at Spartan deadlock in the fourt quarter The SJSU defense did the Most of the time he guessed Burtnett said. "We are Stadium. with a 94-yard fieldgoal. The rest. right, totaling 12 tackles and better fundamentally now Rodriguez, playing his kick cleared the crossbar by The Broncos were coming two deflected passes. that at this time last year." first game as a Spartan, a scant foot. off a 47 point effort against kicked fieldgoals from 44 and Rodriguez confident St. Marys, in which they 24 yards to give SJSU a 6-0 "Even before I kicked it I racked up 599 total offense margin in the fourth quarter. knew it was going to be yards. Quarterback Kaipo Proffitt, a senior, was good," Rodriguez said. "It Spencer tossed four touch- SPARTAN SPECIAL TEAR OUT AND SAV starting his first game and felt real good when I kicked down passes in that effort. was not expected to pass it. It went right down the It was a different story extensively. middle." against the Spartans. He removed any doubts Three points on the new Spencer was only seven for FREE about the quarterbacking 875,000 scoreboard looked 25 through the airlanes and DINNER situation, throwing for 283 good to the Spartans after was intercepted four times. [MINIMUM OF TWO PEOPLE IN PANTY Good toe Ned a...own RAW ....kw Meek yards and winning offensive three quarters of frustration. The Broncos only near score OFFER VALID Sunday odu player of the game honors. The sc:;re broke the ice came on 32-yard fieldgoal kV THIS COSI Proffitt connected on only and Proffitt got the offense attempt. It was wide to the OFFER EXPIRES OCTOHER 2 157', two of his first 12 passes, but moving with medium range right. drilled 11 of his last 19. passes up the middle. Topps leads defense aelt1, /SOWS "He surprised the heck out "We stunk the place out in Sophomore linebacker of us in the first half," coach the first half," fullback Vance Topps was all over the Darryl Rogers said, in Darryl Jenkins said. field for the Spartans. He , of reference to Proffitt's first "Missed assignments, racked up a game-high 18 Old Crown 50 Unwersitv Ave Lou Goths 354 3223 mold half problems. "All he did fumbles--we needed a score tackles. was settle down and get a under our belts." Gerald Small was voted Bronco quarterback Kaipo Spencer looks for a receiver as Kim Bokamper closes in. little more confidence." Proffitt in command defensive player of the Rodriguez, a soccer-style Proffitt was in command game. Small led the Spartan in the second half. He scored defensive backs with two Football team the game's only touchdown on a bootlet left from the Booters tie Scots, 1-1 three yard line. seeks sixth The TD run came im- mediately after Proffitt New lower price on By Keith Muraoka "I told them to keep the of our passes were being hooked up with Gary Despite being outsized and ball on the ground and use intercepted by their tall win in a row Maddocks on a 46-yard pass Hewlett-Packard HP-45 scientific more short passes since a lot players," Menendez said. *played, the Spartan The SJSU football team play. booters still pocket calculator! vtrsity will be attempting to do Maddocks had quite a anaged an outright 1-1 tie something against the night, snaring five passes for Now only $195 for all this. .ast Friday night against the University of Oregon that 132 yards. Tightend Gary San Francisco Scots. they haven't done since 1955. Cragin was Proffitt's other Formerly $245. The Scots, a first division The Spartans will be going primary target, hauling in team in the San Francisco for their sixth straight win in four passes for 83 yards. r City League, clearly Eugene next Saturday, "I knew he 'Proffitt) was dominated the defensive something they haven't done going to do it," were the battle with the help of tall in decades, and should they words used by over 10 midfielders. Spartans of the SJSU win that game things won't . 234561/390 99 memo., poser. Yet, the varsity gave the F sounded Uric repabilils. F.spanded get any easier. I inc. .od due.. opvialing Polo,i loll regh.ico chilled fans at P.A.L. Gic.intal degree.. ra 1, In at, ollho FIP.44 In order to break the ,Ii.in. ,fi enat1.1 tanstilat rnenkme II Stadium something to cheer TkEdr tegi.121 1111, victory mark SJSU must Mal ..ftl,c1.8011. about when they made a .,on. helkeen deviating walls sltfre.l.mt dumb, defeat Stanford University .ind dealt), minutes kcs in foi cast strong comeback bid late in 111,1:1.111011% .111 on the following weekend in tiAlk ,Lonsl. and sc,tui Autism.) tam 111 multiple the game. IN: sante nand"), Palo Alto. Freshman fire Darryl Rogers' charges . Freshman Jim Minimack will face one more Pac-8 ''', .20% GUYS & GALS : IIP's error...sing RP% Wen I Mora comma. con. Lied the game midway in the slack. opponent in U.C. Berkeley OFF STY LE CUTS nith 4..mewors danh. Sonntil second half with a I 1111 MIR CIll Plohlcm. hetxcen,enlinietc.,inche, the following Saturday CURLY WAVES breakaway score. a.is 0 ithmit coping ptiund, ant, lite,. with coupOn enlhew.. Non ahoto before opening the Pacific Minunack dribbled the 294-4086 hum alchoes tit resirth.tioring Coast Athletic Association chat,' final 20 yards with only the ',:' i--)i IT)! FOURTH ST LP hcl'ot PCAA ) campaign against :1 goalkeeper in his way. "SU, Long Beach on Oct. 11. III' 11111111111,11,11111,Ing quiahls his opponent Statistical fondles.. ( CS He waited for rAft.mumhdf to commit himself and then iscr-s GASOLINE MOTOR OIL ..k fired it into the wide open ."14.111664" net. -1* The goal was set up by an SPARTAN nterception and crisp $195 Hit 44 Lim .0, entering pass at midfield by STATIONS ,h1c eiv.e Lint 1,101 /wok 1112 tcI Debt Ayman lielnly. Another Ken Hively YOUR GASOLINE SERVICE hhl.q quick pass followed and SJSU's Jim Fox, left, cuts forward in Friday's action. CENTER, UNSURPASSED Miiiimack was in the clear. IN QUALITY AND PRICE The goal appeared to fire 7th & Phelan 10th & Taylor lit47Spartan SJSU up as they attacked the 245 Keyes 4th & Williams Scots with three quick shots- Intramural sign-ups nora 510leu,overS1) y on-goal. Those may may not Son Jose sound like many, but con- sidering the Spartans had only eight shots-on-goal all open for football Single Adults Enrich your life by at tending coffee, fellowship II. Bible evening, they loomed large. study 8 45 to 10 12 am. Sundays. Bit John Smiley had a final Arm chair quarterbacks of both sexes. If Darryl Rogers 0 Sweden Restaurant (behind Sears San Carlos & Meridian) Provision scoring opportunity late in said "Sorry next season," how about joining intramural the game. football, now Rosters for men's, women's and mixed intramural football classified Smiley showed good speed teams are available in the A.S. Leisure Service Office on services and moves braking past Visit he El Dorado Seventh Street just west of the S.U. SAVE THIS ADi ii Receptionist salesgirl wanted )" 31511 San Fernando three defenders, but his line be turned in by noon, Sept. 19. Before you purchase any T V , HI F. afternoons. Must be sociable, good All rosters must announcements p.m.. 407 E F urn 2 acorn 1,0th Spacious units. Car Stereo, or Tape Equipment, w figures Apply 24 drive shot was wide. be eligible for sign-ups, each player must have a student Santa Clara off 9th 1 blks from POOL AEK, carpets, laundry, ores .ur To check with us for big discounts on ii campus Across from Engrg Bldg 998 5672 Suana and . Student rates 1.I). number and each team must pay a 810 forfeit fee in the over 300 minor brands. We also am to burl Hotel Ste Claire 798 For Rent: Business Office Nr SJS manufacture a complete line of "I'm glad to see our guys Wanted: 180 mo 2 bdrm 1603. AS. liusiness Office on the first level of the S.U. Included 3 desks, filing cabnts, quality speaker systems and Interview Housewives-52.50 3 hr 11100MynataS the way they counters, air cond. 713th house Pets ok, bckyrd. come back A meeting will be held on Wednesday. Sept. 17, at 4 p.m. in built in cabnts, recording tapes wholesale to the Advertise Low Coat Meats in sink, ref. water, and prkg. Ideal for No actual selling, Females pre, . 75W William 286 1066 did," said Spartan mentor Public. Residential Areas. North Vali isl Service the S.U. Constanoan Room. Attendance is mandatory by the art gallery. Must see to appreciate. appearance and 5 11 pm SOUNDS UNIQUE 990 2693 but requires neat Term papers resumes Senior Julius Menendez. 499 S. 7th St 295 5326 friendly, out going personality team captain or a representative. pluS 520 wk. for hOustwOrk. prelim?' theses letters. 75 cents Work 3 to 4 hrs as your schedule Share Apt. Bad bounce sitting, your schedule. Prefer page and up. Fast. 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MILLER cos' 292-2719 "Just an old fashioned head shop" mileage 1150 Per week Low 292-8444 London hotels Call Jim OdWran, DOWNTOWN 247 N. 3,0 Hours 11 00 AM 10 00 PM S Travel 91) Saratoga Ave San Jest CA. 95129 Good Only After 5:00 PM Yamaha CO2 200 10 IIM miles 6474 Special 408, 446 MPH Chris at 290 4557 5260 5252 COLD HOT & COLD Page 6, September 16, 1975 BEER & WINE SANDWICHES Sports Hijacker shot to death Store's H&J MARKET to have Continued from page 1 After interviewing witnesses and the was going out of his mind," said Baroni, pricing Salomon's last brush with the law hostages, police pieced together this 28. "He told us not to be heroes. I told ended at about 1:30 a.m., after a violent account: him I'm not a hero, and he said, Well, I SPECIAL SPECIAL: journey during which he fled the scene . At about 11:30 p.m., Salomon fled a am.' " EGG FLATS YOGURT where next stop was 3/S1 twists of a rape and stabbing, commandeered house at 809 N. 12th St. 28-year- Salomon's San Jose blasted 99i KEYS had been stabbed and Municipal Airport, where he took two three autos and took four persons old Irene Rosas MADE in a desperate attempt to flee raped. He then forced an acquaintance more captivesmechanics for Con- hostage WASHINGTON APThe \\..._5134 NuMO) in the Physical who resides at 549 Santa Ana, at tinental Airlines. He shepherded the by air. Federal Trade Commission Education Department will L. knifepoint to provide him with a .38- four on board the jet and began the One of the captives, Dr. Frank yesterday accused Safeway iemonstrate the lighter side during calibre revolver and a car. futile effort to flee by air. Wiefels, was critically wounded Stores, the nation's largest athletic competition on between the gunman and Salomon's next move was to drive to 10TH & WILLIAM the standoff Speaking to the captured plane by supermarket chain, of Superstar's Day, a day of the airport, in- the 7-11 gas station at 452 E. tanta L 2AM some 20 policemen at radio, police said they repeatedly overpricing and over- OPEN 6AM T I competition sponsored of a Special Weapons Clara St., where he stole a second car. eluding members called on Salomon to throw out his gun charging on advertised sale Saturday by the Women's unit. He then drove to San Jose Hospital. and Tactics and give up. While the negotiations items. P.E. department. leaped from the barged into the emergency room and Two other hostages continued, Stewart and one mechanic, The FTC has made similar and the fourthan forced Dr. Wiefels to accompany him. Athletics with a twist, the airplane to freedom, Vern Hickman, 40, jumped to safety. accusations in the past With the radiologist in tow, Salomon theme for the day, will pit airline mechanic forced to start the against the country's second an airplane. He first That left Dr. Wiefels and mechanic woman against woman in a aircraft's engineswas freed when the began a search for and third largest chains. tried Reid-Hillview Airport, a small Alden Lindekugel, 42, still on board. series of unusual events. sharpshooter's bullet struck Salomon, The latest complaint airfield used mainly by private pilots. Police said Wields was shot at the door police said, alleged that a "significant A 50 yard dash done back- Finding no pilots around, he forced an of the aircraft and was able to crawl to Asst. Police Chief Jay H. Probst told number" of Safeway stores wards and a softball throw security guard, Dennis Stewart, safety after falling to the ground. a news conference that Salomon had airport overcharged customers by with the non-dominate arm second man to leave with him Finally, after a police bullet shattered threatened to kill his hostages unless and a failing to mark down ad- are some of the day's events. from a restaurant on the airport the plane's windshield, Salomon his demands for a flight crew and a vertised specials and selling The second man, Bill Baroni, emerged with Lindekugel leading the loaded gun were met. But where grounds. those items at the regular Team competition way. As he pointed his revolver, the Salomon intended to go and some a singer in a band at the restaurant, price. Team competition will $100 fled across the parking lot, however, marksman's shot rang out, lying include, among other things, details of the crime spree remained Safeway said that the "He looked crazy, really nuts, like he Salomon instantly. a tug of war on the archery unclear, he said. overcharges were simply a field. Each side will be matter of "human error." allowed 1500 pounds of Safeway said in a people. The twist? The field statement: "The FTC a will be flooded with water. complaint is based on a City, university tackle problems; survey in 56 Safeway stores

Only women P.E. majors in which less than 150 out of faculty and and minors, P.E. 10,000 advertised items were students art: graduate purchased above the ad- month eligible to enter the com- meet to discuss campus area vertised price. But the public is petition. Because human error invited to watch. for a few cannot be completely has been a problem. This will would assign some people City and tunversity of- The city vs as represented eliminated in the complex Teams by class hopefully stop some from the city manager's ficials are now meeting by Mayor Janet Gray and demanding job of Each person may enter before they form." office to the force. Tedesco, city problems good college men. regularly to discuss campus- Hayes; Ted three individual events and Rico also discussed the checking out grocery a community problems six manager; Ron James, "It's a step in the right two team events. Teams will possibility of getting a products, some items will be months after a joint task president of the Chamber of direction," commented represent each class; fresh- shuttle bus started. The undercharged and over- force to study those Commerce; and Tony Mayor Hayes. We want to man sophomore, junior shuttle would run from charged." problems was announced. Ridder, member of the let the students know that for each month of the school year. It's like a and senior. There will also be Municipal Stadium or other $100 Both sides met last Chamber of Commerce. city hall is interested in their Safeway said that various $900 annual scholarship. If you qualify, you can a team representing the outlying areas into the Wednesday in President Councilman Larry Pegram problems." industry studies have shown earn it as a member of the Marine Corps' Platoon faculty and graduate campus. John Bunzel's office to attended the first meeting, Street improvements that cashier errors usually Leaders Class. students. Parking to disappear discuss these problems. This but couldn't make Wed- Among other topics, the result in a net savings for the You'll also be earning a Marine officer's com- "Parking is a continuous Ribbons awarded was the second informal nesday's due to a prior university asked the city customer. mission through PLC summer training at problem," Mayor Hayes Ribbons will be awarded to meeting of this type and commitment. about the possibility of street The FTC's proposed order Quantico, Virginia. future meetings are improvement around admitted, but "We're trying Talk to the Marine officer who visits your the first five places in the Discussions broad would require that all ad- scheduled every two months. Spartan Stadium. to get ready for Saga." campus. individual events. A trophy Only broad subjects were vertised products be marked City, campus represented "Tenth and Alma streets She explained that Saga will be awarded to the discussed and no solutions at sale prices and sold at or Representing the are in pretty bad shape, and Enterprises, Inc. will winning team. were reached, according to below the advertised price. university at the meeting could stand widening," Noah redevelop the area between participants. Persons participating in were Bunzel; Dr. Burton said. "The city is going to Third and Fourth streets, That would not apply, the competition register at 9 Brazil, executive vice "At least both sides were look into it." now being used for parking. however, when the price of a.m. Competition will begin president; Douglas Picht, in on it," said James Noach, Rico and Dr. Brazil When completed, 800 an advertised item is at 10. executive dean; Glen Gut- director of university reported on the newly for- parking spaces will be lost. determined by the total tormsen, director of business relations. "I feel it's a very med task force which will Ron James reported on the value of a customer's order Barbeque follows The Marineslc are affairs; and John Rico, A.S. healthy sign. In the past study specific campus area central business district. He or the use of coupons. A barbeque will be held also asked lithe SJSU Pep looking for a few good men. president. we've only talked when there problems. Tedesco said he In addition, the order following the competition at Band would be a part of the would require Safeway I p.m. grand opening for the Paseo, Stores, based in Oakland, to Superstar's Day is open to which is a new mall down- 75 post at public entrances and DATE: 16-18 So,..,tomber all students and the public. town on San Antonio Street. checkout counters copies of PLACE: Student Union Admission is $2. Women's studies aims Opening is scheduled for Oct. their advertisements and a TINE: 9:00 am 3:00 pm 10. statement of policy urging TELEPHONE: (415) 273-6126 customers to report to the CALCULATORS store manager any time that I Ihrer 1)$ l)cloyrs 'discussed at meeting Murder the checker has rung up a higher price. 11P-21 SIM SR --.0A $ Although the Women's Women's Studies plans to %II Ill. S II Studies Department was cut fight to get its allecation of suspects due to one full-time position last 1.8 faculty positions back, "HUNGRY FOR GOOD MEXICAN FOOD" spring, "enrollment is said Weir, which could 111110) great" this semester, ac- potentially open four more Iter ( hest, ( .16 isialor Taste 1114. differeace cording to Sybil Weir, courses. arrested department coordinator. Priorities for the year, at Taro I.a Paz including improvements in A San Jose juvenile and a graduate courses, were Seaside man have been with :Hi. discussed by over 30 arrested in connection with we %till FAMILY SYNERGY professors and students of the killing of a SJSU student Women's Studies at a Sept. 7 outside a 7-11 grocery I Fret' Brill II B111.1:1!.1 meeting Thursday. store on Story Road. Family Synergy is the nation's leading and I I A new graduate course 11I’ ,..111.111 I )1711 largest organization concerned with alternative tentatively entitled "Women Both suspects face charges lifestyle. Family Synergy is open marriage, in the Workplace" will be in the shooting death of * group marriages, expanded families, communes, sponsored by Women's Richard Ahnera. Almera, nuclear marriages and singles. We are workshops, 4tTazaeo linnet 1I,,, 9/26 Studies, it was decided at the who was entering the * rap groups, socials and parties. university this semester. Ono coesp,, meeting. Mundm, was after the two men * Orientation September 17-7 to 9 p.m. "Women in the Work- shot started a dispute, police * Student Union-Almaden RoomFree to Public place" was accepted after TACO LA said. PAZ JtIse, the desire for a demanding I Ili in Ili III NI In MP MI in NI MI ******************************* Sybil Weir NI MI WI MI MI an OM NI IND NI IS MN Dal lb area of Dr. course in a practical The 17-year-old juvenile IN study was expressed by SARATOGA Women's Studies within the was picked up in a car at several graduate students. VITAPHONE 867-3026 Social Science M.A. Story Road and Sunset 0 IOC, Recognizing that budget Several courses are still Avenue, according to Sgt. D. 6180,e keep all esents WHY IS THE VITAPHONE THE limitations open to those wishing to Roland of the San Jose departments on campus MOST EXCITING FILM THEATRE study anything from sexual Police Department. from sponsoring Women's evolution to social change as A WEEKEND sPlici.u. IN THE VALLEY? Studies classes, those at the it relates to women, ac- Charles Edward Allen, 18, hope to meeting said they cording to Weir. of 1636 Mingo St., Seaside, r E PERSONAL TOUCH...THAT'S WHY! THE ONLY negotiate with Anthropology 37" FOOD ,HEATRE WITH THE KITTY ON THE CHAIR AND THE Third World courses was arrested by Seaside FOUR ITEMS FOR $1 and Mass Communications 000IE IN THE CORNER IPEPPI & GEORGINA) concerning Asian-American, police Thursday afternoon. 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