Monday, January 14, 1974 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Venuto tape dilemma waits Bunzel decision

By Dean Daily The Faculty Grievance Committee is tape recorder malfunction. Since the awaiting the decision of President John tape recording is the only official H. Bunzel on its most recent proposal to record of the Grievance committee either close or work around a 40-minute proceedings, Bunzel would not make a gap in tape recorded hearings on the ruling on the Venuto case until the dismissal of SJSU Professor Peter missing portion of the record was Venuto. restored. If Dr. Bunzel decides to accept the The closed grievance committee proposal, the details of which were not hearing was held on how to resolve the made available, he is expected to then gap problem though not under con- make his final ruling on the Venuto ditions satisfactory to Venuto, who left case. early. In Venuto's absence, the panel In December the 20-hour long tape of decided how to resolve the information the committee's hearings was handed gap. over to Walter Fox, coordinator of Despite the grievance committee's audio-visual technical services, who action, the final resolution of the tape apparently was unable to properly problem depends on the actions of both amplify the 40 minute inaudible section. Bunzel and Venuto. Bunzel must decide Spokesmen for the committee and if the grievance panel's decision on Dr. Venuto would not comment on the restoring the missing information is content of the 40-minute section but said satisfactory. Assistant to the President it was "important." George Halverson, who has handled The committee was ordered by Dr. many of the details of the Venuto case Bunzel to resolve the tape problem last on behalf of Dr. Bunzel would say only Monday. Donald Stranburg, grievance that Bunzel is considering the matter. committee chairman, said the com- However, the tape itself is due for a mittee met, decided how to solve the possible review by Venuto. Late problem and sent its proposal to Dr. Friday, Venuto said he would request Bunzel for approval. Bunzel to allow him to hear the tape Dr. Bunzel, however, had apparently personally, and make written com- not made a decision as of press time ments on how well he felt the grievance Friday. committee's attempts at information Dr. Venuto, assistant professor of restoration were successful. Venuto management, early this semester may hear the tape Friday, and send any appealed a decision by Dr. Bunzel to of his written comments to Bunzel. dismiss him to the faculty grievance If Bunzel finds the grievance com- committee early this semester. mittee's decision on the tape However, when the tapes of the satisfactory, the way is then clear for Maro Lipton hearings were sent to Dr. Bunzel, he him to proceed on the actual decision on Going skiing? Your rack may have to hold more than skis discovered a 40 minute section in one of whether Venuto be retained or the tape recordings of the last hearing dismissed, and if he should be granted was inaudible due to an apparent promotion and tenure. Letter grades given Committee allocates $3,830 Students ineligible

by Carol Tognetti the project themselves. counseling for its members. Hopefully, she said, the booklet will The A.S. Special Allocations Com- Irizarry said the purpose of the radio Zannella said the money would be be printed in time to be distributed for credit/no credit mittee allocated a total of $3,830 Friday program is to give the students and used to staff the office and provide during Wornen's Week beginning pending A.S. Council approval, almost community access to the media to materials and services for the union. March 11. By Linda Malligo completely depleting its remaining present "things that are important to Linda Robinson, representing Representatives from Women's Week About 400 students expecting semester units on a creditno credit resources of $3,938.80 for the fall themselves and their communities." students from the Women's Health were also present requesting and creditno credit grades from one or basis. semester. The Disabled Students Union, Issues Class in the Women's Studies receiving an allocation of $1,000 to fund more classes this semester will receive However, these units must be in Cosa Nuestra, an SJSU student represented by chairman Ray ZaneIla, Departnment, requested $725 to publish their program. traditional letter grades for those classes outside the student's major and organization, requested $930 from the asked the committee for $3,042 but was a Health Booklet. Holly Hill, committee member, said courses. minor and cannot include general committee to supply the organizaiton allocated $1,300. The ammended allocation of $700 will the activities will include a fair in the According to Kaz Nose, manager of education requirements needed for with materials to produce a radio The Union, which serves able-bodied be used for materials and printing costs Student Union fashion show, university the registrar's office, half of the 8900 graduation. program on KSJS, but received $830. as well as disabled students, offers pre- for the booklet which will include pre- and community speakers "and possibly students who chose to take courses Lower division and graduate students According to Walter Irizarry, co- registration, class room location marital and fiscal health, editorial and Jane Fonda may come." under the new grading system are not may receive creditno credit grades chairman of the organization, the changes for easier access to disabled factual information, according to eligible to do so, and will be given letter only in classes for which the new students involved have been funding students and peer and professional Robinson. grades on their report cards next grading system is used mandatorily. month. These courses include field work, Ninth Street Nose said most of the students who theses, projects, individual studies, mistakenly chose the creditno credit directed reading and internships. option when they turned in their Creditno credit grades are also given Academic Council to receive plaque; closing packets last October were lower for course credit received by division and graduate students. Only challenge examination. upper division students are eligible for Nose explained that all SJSU in- studied the new grading system. structors will use the traditional will discuss new calendar proposal She said the registrar's office has A,B,C,D,F, grading system for their The traffic division of San Jose is gone through the 800 class cards from students, whether or not they are to be studying the possibility of closing Ninth students who chose the new system given creditno credit grades. The presentation of a plaque com- known as the Faculty Group. It has May 29. Street, between San Carlos and San since registration and compiled the When report cards are processed at memorating the existence of the since grown to 63 members, including One problem posed by the Jan. 15 Fernando Streets, according to a city final list of those who were to receive the computer center, students who Academic Council as the first faculty administrators and students. starting date is that most midyear spokesman. creditno credit grades last month. chose the creditno credit option and advisory body in the state university Regular council business will include transfers from local community Last month the San Jose City Council "Because of the time element, we qualify for it will be given credit for and colleges system will highlight the the discussion of an "early" early colleges don't end their final asked its staff to look into the problem were not able to notify the students that courses in which the instructor has regular council meeting today at 2 p.m. semester calendar and the adoption of a examinations until the last week of because of the large numbers of they were not eligible," Nose said. assigned a grade of C or better. No in the S.U. Loma Prieta Room. Student Grievance Code. January. students who cross Ninth St. going to "Some of them won't find out until they credit will be given for a grade of D or During the ceremony, which will be and from the Business building. get their report cards." F. open only to present and past members Council has already adopted a The Student Grievance Code seeks to The Ninth Street study is part of a She said many are probably already Nose said many students might have of the council, a special tribute will be resolution calling for an academic establish a code which can be followed, comprehensive study of traffic con- aware they are being graded wrongly signed up for the new grading made to the late Dudley, T. Moorhead, calendar that would start and end the either by an Academic Fairness ditions around SJSU. The city is also traditionally because it was stated on system because they did not fully un- first chairman of the council. spring semester earlier than preferred Committee already in existence or a considering ways of improving traffic their class cards they would receive derstand the restrictions of the The plaque will be presented to Mrs. by the Chancellor's Office. proposed Student Grievance Com- on San Carlos, San Salvado, San Fer- letter grades if they were not eligible creditno credit policy. Dudley Moorhead and later will be The council's approved dates are mittee, in hearing academically or non- nando and San Antonio Streets. for the creditno credit option. She suggested that any student who is placed on permanent display in Tower Jan. 15 and May 21, respectively, for academically related grievances. The traffic division's recom- Under the provisions of the creditno not clear about whether they are Hall. the beginning and end of spring A faculty grievance code is already in mendations will be ready for credit policy passed by the Academic eligible for the new grading system Established in May, 1952, the original semester instruction. The chancellor's existence. This move would merely publication in about a month, said the Council last March, an upper division should seek assistance at the registrars group of 17 faculty members was recommended dates are Jan. 27 and create a code for students. spokesman. student may accumulate up to 60 office. County jail like large, modern hotel?

By Ginger Lewis for a misdemeanor, the average sentence being about three sharply criticized by the County Bar Association's Com- her remarks on the problem of developing motivation. Special to the Daily months. mittee on Correctional Reform and Criminal Justice. Increased rights for female prisoners was the demand At a quick glance from the window of a car passing by 701 With the average prison term being so short, it is hard to A report preparted by committee member Virginia Mae pressed by nearly 40 women who picketed in front of the S. Milpitas Ave. in Milpitas, one could be easily deceived into develop motivation within the inmates to keep existing Days, mayor of Morgan Hil, says the work furlough program Elmwood Women's Facility on Women's Day ( March 9 I in thinking that the county jail for women at Elmwood rehabilitation programs going, according to Kathy Sch- is an area of discrimination between the treatment of men 1972, according to that day's news reports. Rehabilitation Center is a large modern motel. mudde, assistant rehabilitation officer. and women at Elmwood. Chanting "Free our sisters! Free ourselves!" the women The $378,000 mosaic-tiled building, which opened on August "Many ( prisoners ) have the attitude that they want only to It "appears to be based entirely upon subjectivity, without demonstrated for 45 minutes. 7, 1963, does not have the iron bars which characterize most do their term and leave," says the petite blonde. reference to established objective guidelines," the report Apparently no women inmates supported the strike led by prisons. Adult education classes were made mandatory this fall says of the women's work furlough program. Jane Franklin, wife of ousted Stanford professor Bruce Rather, prisoners are locked in by buzzer-operated doors because not enough motivation could be developed to keep at The report also charges that women, more often than men, Franklin. and the glass windows are shatter-proof. least 15 persons, a favorable class size to justify paying for a have been denied Jobs and transportation to them. According to Schmudde, if an inmate has a complaint, it is Two matrons in the daytime hours and one matron at night teach, in each class, according to Schmudde. "The courts don't send women to jail unless they ( the usually aired with the senior matron. sit at a computer-like control board in the center of the 12,000 Inmates can choose from basic education course, courts) have no alternative," Sergeant Rouge, head of the If the matron feels the complaint is valid, she tells the sq. ft. facility. vocational guidance, psychology, office skills, and art women's facility, says is her observation. in turn, acts upon it. The matrons "watch" the building with an electronic eye. courses. That means there are more "hard core" women than men sergeant of the facilities who, a friend. A person to In case of an emergency, a matron can push the "panic Breakfast at 7 a.m. begins the daily routine for a woman in in maximum security, according to Rouge, explaining why What a good many inmates need is Schmudde said. button," a direct line to the men's facilities on the other side Elmwood. greater percentages of men than women are granted work talk to on a one to-one basis, of the parking lot. Cleaning, sewing, laundry and maintenance are the work furlough. The officers and matrons provide the women prisoners The one-story building houses 75 women. About 70 women assignments which follow breakfast. Women on work furlough from the maximum security part with good listening ears, Schmudde stated. are incarcerated in Elmwood. Work assignments are light and usually take only one or of the jail are more likely to bring back contraband, such as However, she would like to see a "followup" system once The offenses range from felonies, punishable by one year to two hours. drugs, Rouge adds to her observation. the inmate is released. life in prison, to misdemeanors, where punishment ranges There is a problem finding enough work for the women, The facility does not actively solicit outside jobs for women A big sister situation where there was a volunteer friend from a fine to a prison term of less than one year. says Schmudde, because inmates in the neighboring men's with work experience, says rehabilitation officer Schmudde. for each women released would be Schmudde' s ideal. The Many are in Elmwood en bad check charges, fraud or facility do the outside jobs on the 100-acre site. The inmates are usually apathetic when it comes to problem is finding enough older, more mature women in- driving under the influence of alcohol. Most are serving time The women's work furlough program at Elmwood has been organizing to air complaints, says Schmudde, again basing terested in being volunteer big sisters. -Editorial Tuition dragon raising head

We hate to have to bring this subject up over and We encourage all students to voice their strong over again, but the tuition dragon is raising its ugly opposition to this bill to their representatives in 4. head once again in Sacramento. Sacramento. The Assembly Education Committee will hear California State Senators another "cost of instruction" bill tomorrow aimed at Sen. Alfred Alquist requiring students at the California State University 5031 State Capitol Building and Colleges and the University of California to pay Sacramento, Calif., 95814 through the nose. local office: 777 N. First St. This is termed a "learn, earn, and reimburse" plan. San Jose, Calif., 95112 Apparently those in support of such legislation forget that most students in this state will be working in Sen. Clark Bradley California after they graduate. Therefore they will be 5095 State Capitol Building reimbursing for the rest of their lives in the form of Sacramento, Calif., 95814 taxes intended to be the sole support for public in- local office: 509 First National Bank Building stitutions. San Jose, Calif., 95113 More importantly, they forget that only children of California State Assemblymen the well-to-do will be able to afford so-called "public" Rep. Richard Hayden higher education if such a plan is made law thereby 3123 State Capitol Building defeating the very purpose of public education. Sacramento, Calif., 95814 The current legislation, authored by Assemblyman local office: 525 W. Remington Dr. John E. Collier, R-Pasadena, says the plan makes Sunnyvale, Calif., 84087 more general fund dollars available for the support of local school districts. Rep. Alister McAlister In Collier's opinion, this means that the money for 4134 State Capitol Building support of higher education is there but that it should Sacramento, Calif., 95814 be used somewhere else. local office: 1577-B E. Santa Clara St. We would rather see the state come up with suf- San Jose, Calif., 95116 ficient public funds to support all levels of public education. Rep. John Vasconcellos Last year's cost of instruction legislation, also 5150 State Capitol Building authored by Collier, died in committee. If there is Sacramento, Calif., 95814 ""Ccomatitaze some good sense left in government, the current local office: 100 W. Rincon Ave. version will meet the same fate. Campbell, Calif., 95008 PIRG Notes Daily Forum Nader talks about PIRG Vol. 61 Page 2, January 14, 1974 Bill Clarkson

Ralph Nader talks about NorCalPIRG (Northern university for the advancement of social justice in Domestic Digs California Public Interest Research Group). A.S. society. Consumer Switchboard director Bill Clarkson, when What are the long term goals of NorCalPIRG? in Washington D.C., discussed consumerism and the Well, the long term goals are to develop students college student with the crusading consumer ad- democatic involvement in the power so as to have two Arab tactics not succeeding vocate. important assents. One, to change dramatically student motivation and the quality of education and, John Horan What is the student's responsibility as a citizen? second, to develop the -student as a citizen. And The problem in our country is that we have made an students are growing up in the next few years into a The current Arab oil embargo against Italy in hopes of stopping worked in a few countries like artificial distinction of the roles. That is, students society that is going into the 21st century where the against the U.S. is not succeeding. the attack. The embargo did not Japan but not in the U.S. Instead, should stick to the books and remain in an ivory tower problems of technology, economies and world peace If the Arabs had hoped that by include gasoline (Italy must im- the U.S. is working for peace while and not get involved in the problems of today. Of may well decide the fate of mankind. The margin for holding back on oil they could port most of its gas) and was remaining committed to Tel Aviv. course that will develop an artificial learning process. error is getting smaller. For example, in California, change U.S. foreign policy, they ignored by most nations, including But the boycott has worked in That's the reason students are so bored. They don't there were some classic times when predicted have seriously overestimated. the U.S. As a result, Ethiopia was Paris. The French government is see any relevance in school. They don't relate their disasters were not planned for, whether it's nuclear Even if Standard Oil is ready to overrun. An effective boycott on ready to giveSaudi Arabia weapons learning experiences in college to the life they live power or earthquakes, or urban sprawl or rural sell Israel to the Arabs, the U.S. gas would have brought in exchange for oil. Paris must every day. Ask students if what they learn applies to poverty or many other problems, including the opinion is not. Current polls show Mussolini's army to a grinding know that this will not help the what happens in the marketplace or on TV. There is a poisoning of the air we call pollution. And if students that the majority of those halt. situation. Who does the French remoteness there. Now that's where the focus of the are just going to go through life lumping it as passive questioned still favor Israel in the The Arab Boycott was intended to government think the Arabs will PIRGs comes in. It is to say, in effect, students are receptors from forces beyond their control, they are Middle East war. Washington, too, shift world opinion in their favor use those guns against, Mainland quite able intellectually to take responsibilities and going to feel it more and more and not just has not given in. Last month and end aid to Israel. This has China? that this stretched-out period of adolescence is at an theoretically. They are going to feel it in a continuing Congress overwhelmingly ap- end. degrading quality of life and a restriction of their own proved a $2 billion military freedoms. package for Israel. Spea k out! What does a student receive from Nor Cal PIRG? You are involved widely in the whole field of com- Perhaps the Arab governments The Spartan Daily will accept words. The editor reserves the Naturally, students will get out of PIRG what they Where do you see NorCalPIRG in this sumerism. have misread history. Past at- letters or guest columns of any right to edit for taste, libel, space following. Experience in citizen movement? put into it, such as the tempts of this sort have mostly length from interested individuals or style. The editor also reserves investigation and advocacy in Basically, if you define consumerism as the process action means research, failed. Such noteworthy examples: on or off campus. For quick and the right to cease publication on many areas of community life. This can range from by which consumers of corporate and government President John Kennedy laun- full publication letters should be topics he feels have been pollution, consumer protection and landlord-tenant services gain justice, namely health, safety and the ched an economic embargo against limited to 10 inches, or about 350 exhausted. rights for students to prison and government reform value of the income and taxes, then NorCalPIRG can Castro's Cuba. The U.S. not only and corporate accountability. Taking on of such issues become the most important and powerful citizen ended trade with the island, but did Good Morning America in many states by PIRGs has allowed the students to group in this state. There are three reasons for this. its best to see that none of its allies receive academic credit for work done on these They have their own full-time staff, lawyers, scientists did. Today, Fidel Castro is still in projects. It also gives the student extracurricular and organizers who provide continuity and expertise power. The hoped-for objective of training and it develops a self-confidence and a level and, second, they have their own resources in the embargo, Castro's ouster, did They brood a bit too silently of expertise that will carry on throughout a student's students to do the researching. Third, you have the not come about. life after graduation. The important thing is that the numbers and the voting, and if you combine expertise When Mussolini's fascist forces student becomes experienced as a citizen, as an active with numbers and the vote you have an unparalleled invaded Ethiopia, the League of Bruce Jewett involved citizen using the tools of the learning at the potential for effective democratic action. Nations imposed an embargo You see them around Ilth to 15th streets. They laugh too loudly or brood too silently. They live in huge, quaint gingerbread and Victorian houses. They go Letters: let students decide outside, usually in groups, and they hold one another's hands. Board and care residents may eventually be channeled back into the mainstream society. But, for now, they share bedrooms, go to bed by 10 Editor: is the bargain of the century. Rudi-the-Ripper has decided the oi (Thus p.m., rise at 5:30 a.m., maybe work at a Goodwill, and go bowling once a I would like to compliment Tim Another note, the money we pay students at SJSU don't need in- week. Their allowance is from 50 cents to $1 a day. Robb, Ed Sessler, and Mr. Byron the A.S. president and others is tercollegiate athletics. Or if they do Editor: The routine of their lives is patterned around daily medication cups and White on their excellent articles also quite a bit. remain, teams can hitch hike to About two months ago in this varies very little. Social workers occasionally visit but residents still live concerning the athletic funding A good athletic program, a their events and double on Kazzoo paper there was a letter from a in communal loneliness. issue. fantastic and publicized band, for intermission entertainment. citizen who complained of the Some are retarded. Many have suffered brain damage from I am sure that most people think along with a great newspaper are Like many of an increasing Century Theater monopoly. After automobile accidents. that the A.S. Council is not things that SJSU can show off and number of students, I'd like to sv having been there a couple of times They are not forgotten. Not entirely, anyway. A few people from such representative of the students. become known for. Unfortunately Rudi do a trick with a Kazzoo. Our since, I have a few gripes of my organizations as Community of Communities come in. Quite a few of the students on this it will never become a Yale or A.S. president maintains a lower own. Coming in entails finding an extra hour in the late afternoon or early campus enjoy the entertainment of Harvard. profile than Nixon and has many of Besides being a theater that has evening and stopping by to say hello. The volunteer simply sits down sports. The council members need I do agree with the A.S. Council the same habits of impounding the uncanny talent to grab all the somewhere and talks to the residents who feel like talking. only attend a few of the games of on the grants-in-aid problem. The funds. No room on this campus for decent movies that come to the Of course, there is fear. But this is soon overcome when the visitor meets to see that people do come to student body should not have to dumb football players! Or area, they very rarely show a realizes that he-she is actually welcome. sporting events in great numbers. support the athletes. The funding basketball, or track! We're going second feature. For that privilege It does not take much to get along with most board and care residents. A good athletic program is a good can come from other sources to put that money to better use. we pay $3.50. Talk a little, listen a lot and maybe play cards. way for students to become in- notably the Spartan Foundation, Right, Rudi? We're going to be I can't say they all do, but the This reporter has learned more from residents than he could teach. I've terested in and proud of their which is starting to help other another Harvard or Stanford, or theaters here that I have been to finally learned double solitaire and am well on my way to yatze and school. To cut out the program's sports rather than just football. Columbia! Right, Rudi? But how don't have any carpet just plain, hearts. heart would set back sports to the The Athletic Department and the come even Harvard fields athletic old, dull, boring plywood. But wait! The biggest mistake is talking down or patronizing. It is not a trick of high school level. Spartan Foundation must have teams, and making All Ivy is a big That's better because that way I finding "their level." It is a search for communication on their individual The money for sports sounds like time to develop other sources of deal? If there's no room for student can hear people coming towards frequencies. quite a bit when one lumps it all income. athletics, Rudi, who else will there me when they step on all the When you and they are smiling and you realize it's about the same together. However, it is probably I would further like to formally be no room for next? garbage on the floor. thing, that's when a certain amount of gratification arrives. You realize less than $10 per student. If you ask the A.S. Council to hold another Rudi-the -Ripper gets $3,000 a Another insult was during the you can succeed where a person's family and doctors failed. look at the choices of the high referendum to decide the issue. year for being A.S. honcho. Did you Movie "Sleeper" which is one hour Altruism is very much suspect. Perhaps, selfish reasons for visiting caliber sports entertainment, this That is, at least for another year. all know that, Rudi-rooters? What and 20 minutes in length. They had half-ways should be given. P.S. I hope your are listening, the hell has he done to earn that a ten-minute intermission! Having Primarily, it's nice to be needed. One does not need a bachelor's or a AS. Council bread? been suckered by that I came back song and dance act to pass approval in a board and care home. Spa Man Ilse ily with a Coke that tasted as though it Most residents are damned good people. Too often they make more Jock and Student Students, do you want to cut Serving the San .1cr., State Univettlty was suffering from an energy sense than your card-carrying, bona fide sane people. $3,000 (plus $2,500 for each of his Community Since 1934 Vlore ouNporm shortage of its own. Besides I don't Common sense is not all what it is cracked up to be. There is such a Sn-ned,lees postage paid at San Jose aldnrroa two buddies) worth of FAT from like any theater that has the balls thing as uncommon sense and a lot of half-way people have it. Member 4 ,alilnrnia Mompaper Publisher, damnation and the Ammiiated Press Published dail, 5, San Jow Slate Editor: the university overhead? to charge 35 cents for Milk Duds! Stop by the Community of Communities office at the Newman Center University except Saturday and SundaYi during the college year The fpmeon etpressnl herein art nol *manly Thank you, George M. Oehlsen! No more Nixons! Rudi, resign!!! Finally the management treats on South Fifth and Santa Clara Avenue and have a heart to heart with lbw 4 the Aslarlatefl Students the i "liege Administration n llw Department 4 Journalism anil In his letter to the editor (Jan. 10) Let the students vote on what their people who come in like a bunch of someone. You can pick up three units if you want. Advertising Sideeregainie reeled only on remainder of isernesler bean Full ...Amu, nuir 19 each Sellielef he asked for some accounting by money does for them! cows at a damn roundup. Most important, though, are the insights to be learned about human Ilate it17,sniptia pruie pm rpm 10 c Phone 777 31111 nature. Especially Advertising 257 31 7 I Press 4 Flniih Print, la San lose the Rudi Leonardi administration. Steve Frank Bill Welsh your own. -::::-:-:::.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:::-:-:-:::::::;:;$$$$$$$$:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: January 14, 1974, Pori 3 Political courses offered to minorities

By Joanne Gribble One hundred and thirty- duties that would be program, as do all Fellows, may not have otherwise and involved in their com- the three have attained post and committrnent to the A crash course to educate three people have completed assigned to any regular staff with strong interests and "made it" to get a chance to munities to be able to take graduate degrees in other solution of urban problems future city managers and the program, which began in member. accomplishments in com- further their educations in a advantage of these op- fields. Sanchez, for example, are required also for this council persons has turned 1969 with support from the Garcia's position in the munity action. According to prestigious program. portunities." is SJSU's former director of opportunity for fledgling out three young men Ford Foundation and the city manager's office is his Flores, the NUF is op- "Many times," he said, Despite the active pasts of the Educational Opportunity urban administrators. bringing fresh approaches to U.S. Conference of Mayors year's fellowship, with portunity for people who "they have been too busy San Jose's Fellows, two of Program, and was a Information is available San Jose City Hall. National League of Cities. Tedesco as his mentor. member of the psychology from Frank Logue, Director, The three are Joe Garcia, Garcia, an administrative Tedesco was Flores' mentor faculty. National Urban Fellows, of the city manager's office, aide to City Manager Ted also, although his year began Flores is a former city P.O. Box 1475, New Haven, Reuben Flores, in the Tedesco, is the only current during Tedesco's tenure as councilman and school board Conn. 06506. Department of Property and Fellow of the three. Flores manager in Boulder, Colo. member from Del Rio, Code Enforcement, and Sam was in the class of 1972-73 Sanchez had Richard Texas, where he also taught Sanchez, the city om- and Sanchez, the class of 70- Carpenter, former executive high school civics. Garcia, a budsman. 71. director of the League of key figure in the establish- The three are National The program, according to California Cities in XEROX ment of the Seattle Veterans' COPIES Urban Fellows (NUF'), Garcia, began for him early Sacramento, for Iii$ mentor. Assistance Center, has been participants in a unique in the summer at Yale, After the year's activities, a federal consultant and program which propels where he and 17 others in his the Fellows come together lecturer on veteran's affairs. young, accomplished and class put in six 40-hour weeks again at Occidental College Applicants for the sixth EA. dedicated community ac- in seminars, where they to begin 10 weeks' work fellowship year, which runs 1st Copy 5i tivists, primarily minorities, studied primarily urban completing their master from Aug. 1, 1974, to June 30, through an accelerated government and economics. theses. They emerge at the 1975, must be U.S. citizens, WI Ill I HIS Al) course beginning at Yale After the six weeks, end of the summer with be between 24 and 39, have a ONE. PER PERSON University and ending a year Garcia said, each class master's degrees in urban bachelor's degree or, in AMERICAN COPY later at Occidental College in member was assigned a studies to either rejoin their exceptional cases, Los Angeles. mentor, a professional city mentors' regular staff, or SERVICE equivalent experience. Two Formerly Campus COPY NUF graduates receive administrator who agrees to other positions. take years of full-time em- 273 E. San Fernando master's degrees in urban take on an urban fellow for Sanchez, Flores and ployment and exceptional next to Peanuts studies. one year, giving him or her Garcia came to the NUF Sam Sanchez, San Jose ombudsman ability, leadership potential 295-7778 I 00tit (tHEI- TS- BRIM, I HIS Al) Total abstinence for drug addicts at Pathway House

By Janet Parker have to detox before we let pressure applied to Pathway mont he receives four six- dwellers is "graduation." gathering in San Jose, over Special to the Daily them in.'' dwellers. If someone wants hour passes. In the third with staff approval a 300 people attended and most Mike Downey has at least The unusual group of staff to come in they must stay off month he may apply for his graduate is granted a were San Jose residents. The one thing in common with his members all one-time Path- drugs. If they feel the need to first 24-hour pass and in the privilege card and is He admits the kind of staff fellow staff members at way residents, now live get loaded again, they must fourth month he may obtain welcomed back to the house serving Pathway is not the not-a-burgers. Pathway House in San Jose. outside the house. They move out. one 48-hour pass. However, at any time. A graduate only answer in drug ad- They all are former drug provide both guidance and the staff must check out a must have resided in the diction rehabilitation. Pathway residents are not addicts. moral support for the per- resident's destination in house at least six months and "We need a variety of oigedialiNkiqN,P1P7Plift totally void of responsibility. The two-story, ivy covered sons who pass through the advance. stayed "clean". treatment modalities," All are expected to maintain building at 102 S. 11th St. is a renovated boarding house. "If they are going back to Executive Director Bogard said. Among these a job in the building. resident center for 50 drug Residents' fees are on their hometown or Bogard draws from an are methadone treatment, an Residents are seen about the MEM MEM MEM MEM MEM 111111 ENO MEM Ell addicts and alcoholics, male "ability to pay" system. somewhere where people are unusual background in peer counseling, and attack house doing yardwork, and female, 18 years and according to Dick Bogard, loaded we don't let them go," running the house and therapy which is a method of U cooking, cleaning, office older. Executive Director. No one Downey declared. The only similar projects under the tearing down defenses. THE CORN 006 work and serving as drivers Formerly a campus ap- pays more than $450 a month visitors admitted are Pathway Drug Abuse As for the Pathway for other residents. proved boarding house for and some persons pay privileged card holders Council. He worked in the resident, his problem is a When you just can't face another burger. come to Der women, the building has portions of their welfare "If they are just in here (former residents), family, area of business ad- simple but tragic one. An Wienerschnitzel and try a corn dog not -a-burger. been fully adapted for its checks if they receive the screwing around we find and "straights" who check ministration for 15 years for addict is never really cured, And don't forget to bring along this coupon. ICH get you one free corn dog not-a -burger with the one you buy. current residents who took aid. work for them. We create out with the staff. IBM, General Electric and according to Downey. One coupon per customer. over last May. Through the Rules governing the jobs," Downey said. Pathway isn't just for the other computer operations. "You know you're cured assistance of Alcholoics residents are simple--no young. "Pops," who is 59, is "I decided that was not when you're dead," Downey A person may be referred Anonymous and Narcotics getting loaded on any kind of the oldest member of the making it for me personally asserted. "It's always out to Pathway from a number wWerschnrtzei Anonymous, two non-profit drugs, no fighting, and no crew and is on his second so I got into this," Bogard there for you to get. You're of sources including jails, organizations, Pathway sex. stay at the house. said. He has been with Path- never really cured. If you Offer Ends January 21, 1974 courts and parole officers. dwellers lead a life of toal "A lot of people come in "Younger people way for one and a half years. say you are you're a liar." 111. EMI IM MEI Some people ask for ad- Campbell -1940 South Bascom Boulevard. 1330 abstinence within the con- and get cleaned up and all sometimes can't relate," the The director said there is a "I guess I have an ad- Camden mittance on their own. In a Mouniein View -383 Castro Street San Jose -935 South fines of the center. they want to do is make staff member claimed. They growing community of dictive personality," he went First Street, 1401 South Winchester, 2844 Story Road, 925 court drug case 17 months Pathway is funded largely love," Downey said. "If it are quicker to move out of "clean addicts" in the San on. "I can get loaded at Meridian Avenue, 702 North Fourth. 902 East Santa Clara ago, Downey himself was Santa Clara -75 Saratoga, 2525 El Camino by United Funds with state gets out of hand they have to the center. Jose area. At a recent anytime. I just choose not to sentenced to six months in Redeemable only at participating location.. and local assistance. leave." A goal for most Pathway Narcotics Anonymous today." jail or a stay in Pathway "We don't detox Pathway is a program of House. He chose the latter. (detoxification) people total abstinence, Downey here," Downey a 22-year-old stressed. If a resident is Freedom to come and go at former Hayward resident, caught with drugs, he must will is restrained to a certain explained. "If someone is leave but can ask for degree. The first month a hooked on barbituates or readmittance after 30 days. resident is not granted any alcohol or something, they Downey said there is no passes to leave, the second Deadline nears for international study

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oce.in" tit Telephone (408) 2112126 Papa 4, January 10, 1974 Gymnasts drop tri-meet I call 'em mark approach 150 point like By Ed Moore beating their team score of In the all-around event, The gymnastic superstars 24.95 with a score of 25.00. BYU's Wayne Young won, came off the Christmas Berglund led the scoring and placing in the No. 1 position I see 'em vacation to meet coach Rea was assisted by Gorden with his mark of 52.75. Anders expected goal of Everett to make the Team scores for SJSU in approximately 150 points, ringmens winning score. each event were as follows. By Paul A. Stewart totaling 149.20 to BYU's U.C. Berkeley placed first in in the floor exercise, SJSU OKFUSKEE COUNTY, OKLA. - Ezekiel "Deadeye" 153.05 and U.C. Berkeley's the parallel bars, marking a scored a 25.60 to Cal's 25.90 Carstairs filed suit with the county seat here yesterday to winning total of 157.85. 26.30. and BYU's 27.0; pommel gain a court injunction that would allow "Deadeye" to use a Chris Wright and Steve "Coming off vacation has horse was the Spartan's pine stocked squirrel gun in the upcoming 'Franklin Pierce- Berglund were the high point hurt us a little," said coach 23.00, BYU 24.00, UCB 25.75; Millard Fillmore Memorial Squirrel Shoot and Dog Spaying men for the swingers with Rea Anders during the meet, still rings had SJSU 25.05, Contest.' scores of 8.85. Wright, a "we still aren't ready for this BYU 25.55, UCB 26.35; long It seems the National Union of Tenured Squirrelshooters, freshman, scored the mark kind of competition." horse was SJSU 25.05, BYU ( NUTS) allows only oaken stocked guns in the shoot. in the still rings while George Hadres gave an 27.20, UCB 26.55; and finally "The only difference is the color," said head NUT, Farley Berlund made his mark in outstanding performance on it was SJSU 25.00, BYU 24.95, Thipdistle, "but they're different." the parallel bars for the the horizontal bar and looked UCB 26.30 in the parallel "What if they're better?" questioned "Deadeye." Spartans. strong, yet U.C. Berkeley's bars. "Doesn't make any difference," replied Thipdistlee The gymnasts gave BYU Clark Johnson edged Hadres SJSU's next home meet is "they're different." something to ponder in the winning score by his score of Feb. 1 against Arizona in the If the logic of this story escapes you, perhaps this one in parallel bar competition, 9.05. Men's Gym at 8 p.m. real life will help. Keena Rothharnmer, Olympic gold medalist from the Santa Clara Swim Club, filed a suit in a Federal Court last Wednesday for a swimming suit. Miss Rothhammer summarily dropped her suit, the court one that is, the next day, saying that they (she and the AAU( had evidently come to some sort of terms. Sports The suit, a model without a quarter panel added across the lower front (a so-called modesty skirt), is banned for use by the U.S. Amateur Athletic Union for all American female swimmers. The suit is far superior to the current monstrosities worn Spartababes win twice, by our female swimmers. The suit is lighter, faster, more practical, and unfortunately, tighter. The AAU has no such rule governing men's suits, and while there is supposed to be an obviousieason for this, it is an BLOCKED SHOT - Earl Anderson. Mike Fair (40) went on to an 81-69 victory in defeat Cal, Sacramento unobvious case of discrimination. Hogue 441 blocks shot of San and Ken Mickey (21) also the conference opener at San fur too long the American female athlete has had to Jose Civic Auditorium. Diego State forward. John defended, as the Spartans A 28-foot jump shot by had, won the game Younge's home action will be Feb. 1 at participate in uniforms, that, unfortunately, were either Rick Younge with one second final bucket gave him game- San Jose Civic Auditorium designed for esthetic reasons, or to protect her 'feminine' left in the game, gave the high honors with 25 points. against Santa Clara J.V. The areas. I am not advocating an arbitrary reduction of Spartan junior varsity The Spartababes con- Spartan junior varsity protection, Lose to Long Beach but a reduction in useless, outdated uniforms and team's only losses have been basketball team a 61-60 win verted only 25 of 63 field goal regulations. and over the Cal J.V.'s Saturday atteMpts, netting a mere 22 77-74 against St. Mary's I only hope that when the situation over the swimming suit night. points in the second half, 6544 against Santa Clara. is finally resolved, the AAU won't be afraid of things that are That victory, combined Larry Bowles scored 10 T. R. different. Cagers split PCAA tilts with the Spartababe's 91-63 points and grabbed 11 win over Sacramento State rebounds to aid San Jose's By Tim Robb J.V.'s Thursday night, cause. Eric Vaaler led the Cal TICKETS A young SJSU varsity dexter and McDonald The 49er's intimidation boosts their seasonal record team with 22 points and 21 basketball team met a Long combined for 19 points in the inside, their penetration of to 9-2. rebounds, Pat Motola con- Beach State squad, Spartan 49er's 15-point triumph over the SJSU defense and the The win over Cal had tributed 18 points to the coach Ivan Guevara the Spartans. Spartan's inability to hit special significance for the losing effort. described as "awesome," Roscoe's "little" brother, 6 from the outside, combined team, as it was Cal that won The Spartababes didn't with the result a 72-57 loss foot-8 230 pound .freshman, for the local cager's largest the SJSU Frosh-JV tour- have too much trouble that evened the Spartan's Clifton Pondexter, scored margin of defeat at home nament earlier in the season. against the Sacramento PCAA record at 1-1. the first points of the game this season. The Spartababes were State J.V.'s as the locals held The local cagers opened on a three-point play, can play against big beaten by St. Mary's in the "We a 12 point lead at the half. conference play Thursday giving the 49ers the lead they teams, but they ( Long semi-finals of the tourney Sacramento State also ap- Cheech and Chong night with an 81-69 victory held throughout the contest. Beach) are big and mobile," and didn't get the op- peared in the Frosh-JV Jan 18 over San Diego State. Long Beach ran the score to Guevara said. The Spartan portunity to play Cal. tourney earlier in the year, Stanford However, it was Saturday 11-4 in the first six minutes at coach attributed his team's Although the Spartababes but they failed to register a night's tilt against Long which point Guevara called a disappointing shooting led by nine at the half, they Globetrotters victory in the two games Beach, the ninth ranked timeout to regroup. percentage (41 per cent) to were trailing Cal in the late Jan. 22 they played. team in the nation, that was The score stood at 25-16 some poor shot selections going and pulled to within San Jose Civic Grady Roberts, a 6 foot-6 supposed to have provided with seven-and-a-half and his feeling that the one. forward, led San Jose with 29 Gordon Lightfoot an indication of the young niinutes left in the first half. players were tense. With a matter of seconds points and 21 rebounds. He Jan. 24 team's ability against top when the Spartans, sparked Mickey and Gary Hicks remaining Cal inbounded the put in 13 of 19 from the free Berk. Corn. Theater competition and hopefully an by guard Ken Mickey, each netted 10 points to lead ball and Art Meade fouled a throw line. Three other upset victory. rallied. Four unanswered the Spartan scorers. Fair, Cal player in the backcourt. Spartababes scored in Fleetwood Mac Unfortunately for the bucketsthree by Mickey Jan. 31 Earl Hogue and Pete Miller The Cal man went to the free double figures, Younge, Spartans, Lute Olson, the and one by Mike Fair, San Jose Civic all contributed eight points. throw line shooting one-and Bowles, and Steve Friar with 49ers first-year head coach. pulled San Jose within one, Ron Fair was the top one. He missed the initial 18, 16 and 10 points arrived in San Jose with a as the 49ers called timeout. ACT rebounder in the game with shot and San Jose controlled respectively. Scott Mowry full roster and no intention of Clifton Pondexter Geary 11. the rebound with seven Over the eleven games SPARTAN SCORES -- Sacramento State last letting the Spartans repeat responded with three con- SJSU guard Rick Younge Thursday night in the San Cliff Pondexter and seconds left on the clock. played to date, Younge leads Oh Coward! last year's 68--61 upset win. secutive field goals and Long (41) hits a basket in the Jose Civic Auditorium. Leonard Gray paced the Younge got the ball past the team in scoring with a 22 Marines Mem. A court injunction issued Beach left the court at Spartans' 91-63 trouncing of 49ers with 21 and 18 points mid-court and took his shot point average per game. Friday night enabled 49er halftime with 31-28 lead. Theater respectively. with one second left on the The Spartababes next stalwart's Roscoe Pondexter The Spartans re-entered clock. By the time the ball game will be on the road Trial of J.M. Whistler and Glenn McDonald, to suit the game with a cold hand, The Spartan's began the slid through the net and hit tomorrow night at 7 against On Broadway up and play in Saturday's and faced a 47-33 defecit conference season Thursday win over the floor, the Spartababes U.C. Davis J.V.'s. The game against the Spartans. with seven minutes elapsed night with sloppy next Both players had been ruled in the second half. The 49ers the San Diego State Aztecs. ineligible by the NCAA and controlled the game from The game featured 49 tur- New course offers STAR MOTOR IMPORTS neither played in Long then on and held a 22 point novers, 25 by San Jose, and Beach's Thursday night lead, 61-39, with only eight 43 personal fouls. DISCOUNT ON SERVICE victory over UOP. Pon - minutes remaining. But surprisingly enough, advanced rugby skills AND REPAIRS ON ALL For additional unlike previous contests, the FOREIGN DOMESTIC MODELS informaiton phone Spartans came out ahead in A one-unit extension Humboldt streets. 11 41111111 IMI course on rugby will be of- Those interested in the Also Texans the free throw category. San Jose stop SJSU fered next semester at SJSU. class should write or call: Guevara's men converted 25 The course on skills and Terry Buchanan NEW FIATS Box Office of 32 from the charity stripe by Instructional Resources 912 Town & coaching will be taught As low as in swimming clash for a blistering 78 per cent Terry Buchanan, current Center $48.00 mo. ;lies.) Country Village average. Mickey hit 11 of 12 Stevens Creek player-coach of the SJSU San Jose State University 375 SO. MARKET ST. (a) Winchester The Spartan swim team's first home effort against Texas A from the line, enroute to his rugby club. San Jose, Ca. 95192 Present Student lolly Cord For DIsc000t 246-1160 and M yesterday afternoon was a 38-66 loss for SJSU. game leading 25 point total. The $33 course will include Tel: 277-3411 The swimmers started off right, garnering seven team Miller, shooting well from an analysis of rugby skills points by taking the 400 yard medally relay. Glen Simpson, the floor, added 23 points and including lectures, films and practical demonstrations Gary McDowell, Bob Dunker and Kyle Samuels comprised Ron Fair put in 14. Earl with a heavy emphasis on the home relay squad. in a season- Houge hauled class participation. Simpson swam to two more seconds in individual events. high of 15 rebounds against His 200 individual medally was 2:08:7, three seconds off the Buchanan has twenty OurHomeBuyetForum the Aztecs. school record. Coach Mike Monsees says breaking the 200 years of rugby experience I.M. is Simpson's goal for this season. Simpson took the other The Spartans travel to including two seasons with second in the 200 yard breastroke with a 2:31 time. Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium U.C. Berkeley. He toured his Ed Samuels posted two seconds in the 200 freestyle (1:51.9) Wednesday for an 8 p.m. native New Zealand in 1972 Wil1R11YouIn and the 500 yard freestyle (5:41.1). Both times were his contest against Athletes in with the California All-Star fastest for the season. Action. The cagers return team. The class will be held ...On EverythingYou Know Bob Dunker took a second in the 50 yard freestyle sprint. home for an 8 p.m. tipoff Should Sunday metween 9 a.m. and Bob Wilson, swimming the 200 yard backstroke made a Saturday against Weber noon starting Feb. 17 About Buying a Home. strong bid for first place in the second 100 yards of his race State (Ogden, Utah). San but tired to take a second with a 2:17 time. through April 24. The class Buying a home can be complex unless you know what's involved. That's Jose's next PCAA clash will Diver Howard Delano grabbed a second in one meter will meet at the South why we've assembled a panel of experts in construction. financing. be Jan. 23 at U.C. Santa spring board competition. Campus classroom at the mortgages. savings -to present and discuss with you ALL the things you Barbara. "Our times are coming down really well for this time of the east corner of South 10th and ought in know BEFORE you buy. Spend an evening as our guest. No cost. Monsees, "we are in much better No strings attached. No commercials. Refreshments served. season," said coach Mike 1, ’ ^ physical shape this year than last. We're getting ready for Your RSVP svill he appreciated. Call us. (e0.111h4 the University of Hawaii now." Lire Schmalz! 249-2300 The aquamen will challenge University of Hawaii in the linzinnagi Oom Pah Pah JANUARY 14, 1974- 7:30 P.M. 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WIMP January 14 1974. Page 5 Demonic possession Indian art exhibit SAN FRAINCISCO A greatly influenced by the variety of sculptures, bordertown atmosphere of 'Exorcist' grips, chills paintings and Native Tijuana, where they both American ceramics are reside. currently on display in the In another one of the de Young Museum in museum exhibits is a By Joanne Gribble Chris eventually seeks help from Karras, and through him Golden Gate Park. collection of Native For all of you who shivered and shuddered while reading meets the man, Father Merrin, who eventually performs the One exhibit features the American ceramics. This William Peter Blatty's The Exorcist," here's your chance ancient exorcism ritual, designed to drive angels from hell surrealistic sculptures, display consists of pottery to put yourself through it all again. out of afflicted mortals. paintings and tapestries by from the Hopi, Pueblo, Suni Now there's a film, the story based on the last authen- The acting performances were not brilliant, although none Benjamin Serrano and and Acoma nations. Last ticated case of demonic possession had all the gripping were so bad as to detract from the story overall. Danielle Gallois. This day for this exhibit is Feb. horror of the book, and more. It kept me awake for three Ellen Burstyn, who played Jack Nicholson's fading Miss exhibit will continue 15. nights afterward. America girlfriend in "King of Marvin Gardens," was the through Feb. 10. Museum hours are from The screenplay, also by Blatty, followed the book closely, consistently shrill Chris McNeil. Max Von Sydow portrayed Their work has been 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. excluding a minor subpolt or two. the elderly Jesuit who performed the ritual. It was, un- The gradual takeover of 12-year-old Regan McNeil, fortunately, too small a part for his immense talent. But it daughter of movie actress Chris McNeil, by a group of was Linda Blair, 19, who convincingly made the child seem demons, and the Devil himself, is the chilling premise for the so evil, she made Patty McCormick of "The Bad Seed" look story. like Mary Poppins. In a desperate attempt to diagnose her daughter's in- Linda, who has since said that she doesn't ever want to be creasingly bizarre behavior, Chris takes Regan to a series of in a movie again, must have gone through some terrible psychiatrists and clinics. The eventual verdict was experiences, especially as her part intensified in its psychosis, an answer Chris refused to accempt. ghoulishness. "I know...1 have a feeling in my gut," Chris tells Father The music, done by several composers of international Demetrius Karras, a Catholic priest played by Jason Miller, fame, and the special effects, which gave Regan the ability to ONLY WINTER AND SPRING Movie draws "that thing up there is not Regan." hurl vomit at great distances with astonishing accuracy, are BAY AREA APPEARANCE!! Regan, an attractive and thoughtful adolescent, had been outstanding. transformed by the possession into a nightmare shrieking "The Exorcist" could probably keep one awake for several record crowd obscenities, committing terrible blasphemies, and levitating nights. The Devil is one thing that cannot be kept out by objects from across the room. locked doors. SAN FRANCISCO API satisfied with the time and GHEEGH aRik Thousands are lining up money they've spent to every night for a chance to witness the bizarre tale faint, get sick to their based on a novel by William GHONG SHOW stomachs, or merely be Peter Blatty, about a little scared out of their wits. girl who becomes possessed Bebop rock long pioneered More than 60,000 persons by the devil with violent have waited for up to two results. hours sometimes in near- Poryes said that on the FRIDAY freezing temperatures and average one viewer faints JANUARY 18 driving rain to see how the during each showing and by funky rhythm blues new horror movie The patrons overcome by the 8:30 p.m. Exorcist," since it opened film frequently leave their Maples Pavilion here Dec. 26. seats on a desperate dash for Stanford University "I've never seen anything the restrooms. Some make By Gary Worthen When the bluestpen guitars. The harmonica was guitar like a singer does with like it," said Andy Poryes, it, he added. Rock and roll has come a migrated, Memphis and blown through a microphone his voice. He invented the manager of the Northpoint Producers of the "Exor- long way. "Bebop rock" was Chicago became the urban and boogie and blues slinking sound from a guitar. Theater where the film has cist" say it has already pioneered by funky rhythm centers of blues. emerged. The purists stayed King learned how to make been breaking local records. drawn 1.5 million people to and blues performers who In the early '50s Hovnin' with the blues. Emerging the guitar sing. Tickets: $3.50 and $4.50 "Three shows a night and 24 theaters coast to coast. writhed and screamed. The Wolf, Willie Dixon, Albert beyond the blues was Where Chuck Berry made available at every seat is filled." They predict the film will music got people moving. King, Jimmy Reed and rhythm. the guitar a lead instrument, Tresidrier Box Office, Stanford; all Macy's; Down- Most patrons seem gross more than 430 million. Sonny Boy Williamson II One young man from the B.B. King made the guitar a town Center Box Office, S.F.; Peninsula Box Office, The orientation of high were the types of bluesmen delta region was B.B. King. versatile instrument. Vir- Los Altos; San Jose Box Office; ASUC Box Office, energy, loud, fast rock was who were playing the local Weaned on gospel and tually every rock guitarist Berkeley. Mail orders: 205 Tresidder Memorial first performed almost gigs in Chicago. They put sneaking into old bars, he uses the basic runs Berry Union, Stanford, 94305. Book categorizes entirely by Black artists. their acoustic instruments heard the old timers. King played and pulls the strings ASSU Special Events Production (415) 321-2300 x4331 The biggies were Little down in favor of electric later grew up wailing his the way B.B. King does. 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t El P.6, January 14, 1974 Expected 'comet of century' dims, and so do sighting hopes

The comet Kohoutek, once expected to be the "comet of the Kohoutek's present location is "right above Jupiter," Vann century", so bright it could be seen in the daytime, now said-in the western sky, but using a telescope is advisable. appears to be a disappointment. He added that those looking for Kohoutek should wait until Dr. Richard Smith, chairman of the SJSU natural science the sky is very dark. But Vann said the comet will be gone by department, said that on one recent evening the comet 8:15 every night. couldn't be picked out except with a 16-inch telescope, "which According to Vann, Kohoutek is "about as bright as the means it is pretty dim." North Star" but it will only be visable for another two weeks The comet Kohoutek is "100 to 1,000 times fainter than or so. Vann invited those who wish to look at Kohoutek earlier predictions," stated Alan Meyer, a graduate student through telescopes to come to the Foothill College at the James Lick Observatory. Planetarium in the evening. Telescopes will be available for Meyer said the reason Kohoutek hasn't lived up to ex- public viewing and there is no charge. pectations is because "comets are very capricious," and Vann said comets have always been an enigma to scien- usually upset predictions. When Kohoutek was first tists-no one knows just what they are composed of. He discovered, it was quite bright "and when it gets close to the mentioned some possibilities, gas, ice and dust, but these are sun, you expect it to get brighter," he noted. merely conjecture. However, according to Meyer, when Kohoutek passed However, when the scientific community first learned of around the far side of the sun, "a lot of it boiled off." So now, the presence of Kohoutek last March, many experiments Kohoutek doesn't have as much material. were planned to try to unravel some of the mysteries of the John Havant Meyer explained the comet will gradually get even fainter; solar system. From left, candidates McLain, Beatie, McGill, Sera, Smith New Year's was the best time to see it. "Last night I could Even though Kohoutek hasn't been as brilliant as first barely see it with my eyes," he added, and sight of it is hoped, Vann said these experiments are still being done. dependent on the weather. "They've made some new discoveries on account of Marvin Vann, at the Foothill College Planetarium, said Kohoutek," he stated. "But the real big thing will be in a Kohoutek is now very difficult to see with the naked eye. couple of years when they launch a satelite through a -You have to know exactly where it is," he stated. comet." Seven running for winter queen

The eighth annual winter Laurie McLain and Elsye the ski club, is a business The final selection of the carnival at Squaw Valley Hodgson. education major. queen is up to the winter will be held the week of Jan. McGill, a business major, Beatie believes she would carnival participants. 28. The carnival, open to is running to indulge in her be a good representative of Tickets are on sale in front of 1974 fall semester final schedule everyone, includes skiing, favorite hobby--people. SJSU and enjoys skiing. the bookstore at $2.50 for ice skating, dances-and the Aside from being interested McLain, a home economics students and $3 for non- selection of a winter queen. in money, McGill is in- major, was a contestant last students. Seven women are running terested in skiing and year and would like to be a A winter carnival package A.M. Examinations P M. Examinations for winter queen this year, modeling. part of the carnival again deal, providing two meals, a and the winner will receive a Nursing major Sera likes this year. day, ski lift tickets and hotel being accommodations, is 1974 7:30-9:45 10:00--12:15 1:00-3:15 3:30-5:45 7:00-9:15 free trip to Squaw Valley. the idea of being queen Hodgson considers Candidates for queen are because of the good times the queen a true honor. She likes available at the A.S. the idea of representing Business Office for $53.50 or I .T. V. Foreign Lang. Chris McGill, Janet Sera, carnival provided last year. THURSDAY $73.50, FREE History Departmentals THURSDAYNIGHT Patti Smith, Holly Beatie, Smith, an active member of SJSU and working with depending on how January 17 No Finals Permitted people. many stay in the hotel room, 17A Classes .4:30 Group I CLASSES Classes Kohoutek FRIDAY 9:30 Group II 9:30 Group I 12:30 Group I 12:30 Group II 4:30 Group II Wets await paychecks January 18 Clases Classes Classes Classes Classes appearance Veterans who have not with the San Francisco received Veterans Veterans Administration MONDAY 10:30 Group I 10:30 Group II 3:30 Group II 1:30 Group 1 MONDAY Administraiton checks Office and can help with the January 21 Classes Classes Classes Classes NIGHT sparks celebration should call SJSU'S Office of check problem, according to CLASSES Veterans Affairs OVA), 277- Dr. Fred Koenig, OVA Due to the appearance of $10 or $18 for the weekend. 2486, or go to Bldg. R for coordinator. (415) 454-9409 for in- Over 900 veterans still TUESDAY the comet Kohoutek, a Call information. TUESDAY 11:30 Group II 11:30 Group I 2:30 Group I 2:30 Group II Celebration of Consciousness formation. OVA has direct contact await their check. January 22 NIGHT Classes Classes Classes Classes CLASSES is being held at the San Francisco Civic Auditorium from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., %AMAMI OFPON ;,i0(i0kur January 26 and 27. 74e WEDNESDAY 7:30 Group II 7:30 Group I 1:30 Group II 3:30 Group I WEDNESDAY NIGHT January 23 Classes Classes Classes Classes Sponsored CLASSES by the Kohoutek Sweaters & Slacks dry cleaned Foundation, this celebration will include a conference of informal dialogues exploring THURSDAY 8:30 Group I 8:30 Group II MAKE-UP FOR POSTPONED EXAMINATIONS the spiritual, psychological, January 24 Classes Classes psychic, artistic and 744 scientific approaches to (save up to 75') expanded consciousness. ah. examination may be changed to the beginning of that period. Thus, a 10 a.m. TTh class *If desired, the time of this Among the speakers are 4:30-6:45. belongs with the 9:30 Group II classes. Werner Erhard, Ann Art Cleaners Group I classes meeet Daily, MWF, M, W, F, wrw, MWTh, Armstrong, Jerry Rubin, MTWF, MWThF, MW, MF, WF. Daily and four day classes control two examination periods, Stella Resnic, Swami Sat- 9th & Santa Clara 293-4900 Group II classes meet TTh, T, Th, TWTh, TThF, MTTI1F, and may use as much of this time as needed. Thus, a daily chidanada, Yogiraj Singh 74 MTWTh, TWThF. 10:30 class might have an 8 to 11 final or even the full 7:30 to and others. 0111811i100,48111t Classes beginning within a period will have their finals as of 12:15. , ...... . .. Tickets are $5 each day or _ 'LIP Tills COITO

Manager asks for return S.U. Snack Bar trays disappearing Piling Up? 0100.00airtii% ,... 1 10. 'all IVIIIMAII, by Joyce Yamashita vice Office to have them matter where students take any. / A growing disappearance picked up. the trays back to classes or "But if we don't get the of multi-colored plastic trays perhaps secretaries use trays back, we'll have to The trays which cost $4 in the S.U. Snack Bar is them to cart a lot of coffee purchase more and it will be each, and chef bowls and causing some consternation cups back to the office. Then quite a cost at $4 each," he silverware have been for Edgar Niethold, food they forget to bring them said. "Besides that, there's a iiuuiii'4.1111 disappearing especially in service manager. back or it's too much trouble petroleum shortage which is the past year, Niethold millifilloi alitIMINI1111111111111\1111111 said. \\ to make a special trip to the needed to make plastic, and nh mum Because about half of the I don't attribute the Student Union to return we may not be able to get 111,10111,1,11 Nowinnieli original 3;000 trays are disappearances with theft, them." trays." missing and probably necessarily," he said. There are no security -....I 11,1,111.111-1,,,,ummail,fee,.:._\4\r wit scattered around campus, -We've always had some measures to keep students The Food Service office . Niethold is asking students losses because of thefts and from walking away with food will be open during the and faculty who may have things getting tossed away service items, and even if the semester break from 8 a.m. them to either return the accidentally. But in this losses continue, Niethold to 5 p.m. Telephone number trays or call the Food Ser- case, I think it's just a said he prefers not to start is 277-3195 or 277-3196. Women will have 'complete equality' if Equal Rights Amendment passes

The proposed Equal receive under the new law if temporarily destroyed if ment was introduced in 1923. Rights Amendment to the it passes are equal jobs with both parents were forced to However, it took women United States Constitution, if equal pay which would allow serve consecutively and new more than 50 years to secure passed, would give women them to become laws would have to be the adoption of the right to complete equality with men. economically self-supporting enacted to prevent this and vote. The basis of the amend- and less dependent on men. other such circumstances. The ratification of 38 states ment, written in 1970, and The provision would also Social security benefits is required to make the When you're through... jointly passed by the U.S. allow women to work would be equal and not favor proposed amendment Senate and House of overtime and at night for either sex. federal law. With three years Representatives, states in additional pay from which The Equal Rights to go (a seven-year limit was Section One that "Equality they have previously been Amendment may seem like a placed on the bill), 30 state Sell your books to of rights under the law shall restricted. loser since the first provision legislatures have voted for an equal rights amend- approval. not be denied or abridged by In addition, women could the United States or by any engage in business tran- r...... 1 state on account of sex." sactions without the Section Two gives husband's permission as a The 3/air Affair I Congress the power to en- man has always been mg styling I force amendment provisions allowed to do without the II blower styles mens styling I "by appropriate legislation" wife's approval. IInnly waves & trims . and Section Three states the The greatest large-scale 1 wig cleaning amendment "shall take change effected would be the years after 1 ...... effect two draft of .... RORK women into the 20% vr. !fr.), I OFF foiA ratification as the 27th Armed Forces which could (with coupon) lilt Willi EU \, ..0,. I amendment to the Con- cause the most marked ll ,...L. I stitution. change, family-wise in On Tenth St. 1 1/2 block from campus just drop in "ill I The most -fought-for America history. 52 South Fourth 294-4I086 s benefits women would The family unit would be IN 1.11111 NI MI IM MI MP On .11 INI 1.1 MI MI MI MI = di 1