SPARTAN DAILY It Friday, April 3, 1992 Vol 9h, No. 50 Published for San Jose State University since 1934

A.S. ELECTION RESULTS WERE NOT Senate support heavy for 40% AVAILABLE BEFORE Becky Morgan, R-Menlo Park and Gary Han, D-Santa Bar- Sean Garrett. public affairs assistant for Gov. Wilson. a WENT TO bara, in favor of the 40 percent increase, the Senate's version What was needed to pass the Assembly's version was THE DAILY 10% package voted of the state budget is expected to carry the recommendation two-thirds vote. Gar- PRESS. RESULTS for the increase in student fees. "We knew the Republicans wouldn't pass it," said The dissenting vote in the Senate's subcommittee is rett. of the proposed $61 billion budget, a WILL BE POSTED IN down in Assembly Nicholas Petris, D-Oakland. With the demise The next step in the process is for both the Senate and trailer bill proposed by Assemblyman Thomas Hannigan, D- Assembly to come together in a conference committee and Fairfield, also died. THE WINDOWS OF By Les Mahler a come up with some form of compromise. Hannigan's bill, AB 2275. would have made permanent Daily staff writes THE STUDENT SER- Last Monday, the Assembly's Ways and Means Commit- 10 percent surcharge, as well as add an ackiitional 10 percent When the state Senate subcommittee on Budget and Fis- tee approved a budget package that included only a 10 per- fee increase. the governor, getting a vote in favor of the 40 percent VICES OFFICE AND cal Review meets Tuesday morning in Sacramento, it's cent fee hike. For will be easier in the senate. expected to have enough votes to recommend a 40 percent But by Thursday, on a 44-30 vote, the Assembly voted increase THE A.S. OFFICE. student fees to the joint conference committee. down that package. hike in CSU See BUDGET, Page 3 With two out of three committee members, Senators "The Republicans had enough votes to block it," said Students, activists strike out against homelessness

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The Rev. Frank Selkirk is distressed by what he calls a "bully" who picks on the wealc, helpless and hopeless. Selkirk of the New Jerusalem Baptist Church was referring to Gov. Pete Wilson during his keynote address at a town hall meeting Wednesday evening. He and dozens of others assembled at the First Unitarian Church in San Jose to voice concerns over the governor's budget proposals. The event was sponsored by the Campaign for a Fair Share of Santa Clara County. "April fool, Pew Wilson, April fool," Selkirk said. "Pete Wilson you need to get on the ball." Panel discussions on Wilson's proposed welfare cuts and CSU fee increases were held throughout the course of the evening. SJSU's Student Homeless Alliance was scheduled to lead one of the discussions, hut was not able to send a representative. It could not participate due to a day-long protest at San Jose City Hall over the City Council's failure to find alternative, viable

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LEFT: Student Homeless Alliance President Scott Wagers is ABOVE: When told that he would be arrested if he refused led away from City Hall after pitching a tent city on the to leave Wednesday night, a homeless man known only as lawn and refusing to vacate Wednesday night. Wagers, an Darrell, just shrugs. Members of SHA choose to go to jail to SJSU student, and about a dozen other students and protest San Jose's treatment of the homeless after the City homeless people were arrested shortly before 9 p.m. Council turned down a shelter proposal lbesday.

Department of Justice warns students: Gays, lesbians, bisexuals want to reach out to campus community

drug convictions can mean loss of loans By Mike O'Reilly comfortable with gays and lesbians. In his opinion, fines Darly staff writer "Everyone still has fears, but it is the By Stacey Goggin and jail terms are enough fear of the unknown," Reynolds said. Daily staff writer for drug convictions and 'If it's a law, it's okay with me. It's a The Gay Lesbian and Bisexual "The more you are exposed to some- it is not appropriate to Alliance of SJSU invites the campus to thing the less peculiar it becomes." If students are convicted of drug violations, deprive people of an edu- pretty good penalty for doing come out and meet gay and lesbian stu- GALA staff adviser Kevin Johnson the U.S. Department of Justice wants to remind cation. something dents during Gay Pride Week which said the purpose of Gay Pride Week '92 them that they stand to lose all federal student stupid.' begins Monday. is to present serious information, have loans. The Department of The group's "pride booth," which fun and to give gay, lesbian and bisexual The department is embarking on a nationwide Justice feels differently. John Bradbury will be by the Student Union Monday. students the opportunity to be who they campaign to heighten college students' aware- Jimmy Gurule, assis- Asociate director, financial aid office does just what the name implies accord- are out in the open. "Through this week ness of this little-known law, which was made tant attorney general in ing to the event organizer, Scott the students will try and show that being possible through the Anti -Drug Abuse Act of Reynolds. gay, lesbian or bisexual is not only not a the Office of Justice Pro- Ted Savas, legal counsel for students through the 1988. grams said in a press release, "Most drug offend- "The pride booth is set up so that stu- handicap," Johnson said, "but something Associated Students. dents can come over and just meet a gay to be proud of." Technically, anyone convicted of carrying a ers never serve prison terms and simple proba- tion or fines are often not sufficient as punish- But he feels it could be harsh, depending on or lesbian student," said Reynolds. "It is SJSU Professor Wiggsy Sivertsen marijuana joint could lose any of 450 federal there so that we can say, 'We are here!" said the awareness week offers gay and benefits, including contracts and pilots' and ment." how it is implemented, referring to minor misde- meanor charges. The importance of events like the lesbian students the chance to develop a physicians' licenses. So, since Sept. 1, 1989, courts can decide Gay Pride Week is to educate both gay sense of community among themselves. But a "minor misdemeanor", such as posses- which benefits to revoke on a drug conviction. State laws do differ, so Burrows said it and straight communities on campus, "It also allows the remainder of the cam- depends on the nature of the crime and the dis- Reynolds said. pus to learn what the gay community is sion of less than an ounce of marijuana, is For students, that could mean losing much- "unlikely" to end in lost federal benefits, accord- cretion of the court. Reynolds said a vast majority of the about," Sivertsen said. "A lot of the cam- needed federal financial aid. straight community at SJSU is still not pus does not know who we are." ing to Brenda Burrows of the Sachi & Sachi In California, possession of less than an public relations firm which is working for the With drug possession, a person is ineligible ounce of marijuana is a misdemeanor and carries government. for benefits for one year for the first offense, and fines up to $1,000 and up to 10 days in county for five years for subsequent offenses. And so far, no SJSU student has lost federal jail. Gay Pride Week Calendar of Events: benefits because of a drug conviction, according With drug trafficking, the ineligibility lasts for Possession of more marijuana or other drugs to John Bradbury, associate director of the finan- five years on the first offense. 10 years for the like cocaine, heroin, PCP or LSD are all felonies April 6-10: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Pride Booth: Meet with gay and cial aid office. second offense and permanently on the third and carry fines over $1,000 and over one year in lesbian students, Student Union Art Quad offense. state prison. Tuesday April 7: Sexual Awareness Day: A pilot test program in Rhode Island last year 10 a.m. Safer-Sex film and discussion, S.U. Costanoan Room in 97 percent of 229 defendants resulted being Once ineligible, names go on a debarment In addition, the transportation, importation or Noon Gay folk music concert, S.U. Amphitheatre denied all federal benefits. list, which is a published document. distribution of drugs such as marijuana, cocaine. 4:30 p.m Leather and Alternatives Today, Costanoan Room Fifty-three percent of these convictions were All federal agencies consult this list before heroin, PCP or LSD are all felonies and carry 6 p.m. Spring Fling Talent Show, The Roost for drug possession, as opposed to dreg traffick- granting loans or licenses, according to Burrows. state prison terms of two, three or four years, Wednesday April 8: ing. according to Officer Todd Cleaver from the All Day Condom Coop, Student Union Social Security is one federal benefit which is Santa Cruz Police Department. Noon Spencer Nutting, Former Boy Scouts of America, The federal government is trying to send col- excluded from this program. S.U. Guadalupe Room lege student a strong message: use drugs and So, the power to deny federal benefits is Thursday April 9: The actual wording of this law states that any another tool the courts have to punish drug you'll lose federal financing. Noon Gay Pride Picnic at the Barbecue Pit individual convicted of any state or federal offenders in addition to the fines, jail sentences 2 p.m Speaker Tom Nolan, Engineering Building room 189 Yet, the American Civil Liberties Union offense the distribution of, or pos- and probation. consisting of 2:45 Reception for Tom Nolan, Engineering Building room 189 strongly opposes this "War on Drugs" tactic. session substance can have feder- of a controlled 4:30 p.m.Comedian Scott Capurro at Engineering Building room 189 al benefits revoked. There are approximately 7,500 students at "It is not an appropriate expansion of the SJSU on financial aid, and most are receiving 7:30 p.m. Film 'Paris is Burning,' S.U. Ballroom criminal justice system," said Allan Schlosser, Because this law can technically apply to federal financing. Bradbury said. 9:30 p.m. 'Sahara,' Latin female impersonators S.U. Ballroom staff counsel for the ACLU in San Francisco. misdemeanor marijuana ims,semion, concerns are Friday April 10: that this is too tough a punishment. "If it's a law, it's okay with me." Bradbury National Day of Action against ROTC, sponsored by ACLU and "It is a self-defeating purpose and has no said. "It's a pretty good penalty for doing some- Alternative Lifestyles Political Action Coalition. benefit to society." The law sounds constitutional and legal, said thing stupid." 2 Friday, April 3, I 992U San lose State University III SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS EDITORIAL Clinton's pot use not in question; his attitude is past. Clarence Thomas admitted he Candidate shrugs smoked pot in college, but that didn't prevent him from being appointed a off questions of justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Clinton has avoided the issue of smoking pot in the past, claiming never moral conduct to have broken the laws of his country. But when confronted about breaking presidential candidate international law, he told reporters last Bill Clinton's weekend that this happened over 20 confession that he years ago while he was a student in England. So because it happened in experimented with England where smoking pot is also marijuana "a time or two" illegal, it's OK? didn't take anyone by No matter what happens to Clinton, he seems to walk away unscathed. He surprise. was accused of engaging in extramarital The fact that he tried marijuana isn't activities and that didn't slow him down. the problem, it's the way he weaseled out lie's avoided the issue of smoking pot, of it. Instead of standing up like a man but now, in a half-hearted way, he admits and saying, "Yeah, I tried pot in college," experimenting with it, and no one was he shrank back like a whining mouse and really taken aback. What's next? said, "I didn't like it and didn't inhale Are we looking for a presidential and never tried it again." candidate who has never tried pot What kind of person can't before? Good luck. In this day and age, comprehend the inhalation aspect of candidates for the presidency have gone smoking marijuana? Any idiot can to college and lived through the radical smoke pot, so he's either an idiot or he's 1960s. It's almost impossible to find lying. anyone who hasn't tried marijuana. And Fred I a omen - Spartan Daily Smoking pot, in the eyes of this it would be petty to pick on that anyway. nation, isn't as big a deal anymore. This No, the country's just looking for a issue hasn't held back politicians in the few good candidates to choose from. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

public awareness regarding animal -rights ground up for use in hot dogs which are sold This little piggy ... issues. on campus every day. It may be suggested Editor, I also am a member of RE.T.A., as well that this is at least as degrading to the pig as as a member of SUAE. I understand how its use in a protest activity. Animals, at any WRITER'S I would like to comment on the letter rate, are being butchered in our society for from Kimberly Hagen that appeared in the Ms. Hagen feels about the event that took place on March 11. It is clear that most peo- food and their use in protests would hardly March 19 issue. Her letter responded to the support the meat industry on their own. use of a pig's head by Students United for ple would, in fact, be revolted by the image FORUM Les Mahler Accessible Education as a protest during a of a pig's head in this case. It is because of SUAE feels it is important to reach every- recent A.S. meeting. this that the decision was made to design the one on this campus and make them aware of protest accordingly. It is an unfortunate thing what is happening today in Sacramento that Ms. Hagen mentioned that she is a mem- that many people need to be aroused like this will affect all of us here next fall. It is not ber of P.E.T.A. This is an organization that before they are moved to see and respond to SUAE's goal to alienate anybody or turn Every parent's nightmare lobbies against unnecessary lab experiments what is happening around them. them off to the crucial need to defeat the pro- on animals and for quality conditions in the posed fee hike and ultimately demand a cases where lab animals are being used. In order to keep the record straight, the pig was not slaughtered by SUAE, but was quality education for all of us who attend the They also work for the elimination of the use CSU system. results in 3 years of hell of animals where other sources can be actually bought at a butcher shop where it Bruce England applied, such as with the case of fur coats. was apparently sold for human consumption. I know what Scott What would they look like? Would! Junior /think P.E.T.A. also provides materials that promote The parts of a pig's head are typically I loeninghaus must feel about the recognize them? Would they be any Technical writing return of his son, Jason, after being different? A thousand questions, a kidnapped by the boy's mother. million emotions coursed through me. Twelve years ago my four children With the Rev. Glen driving, we finally were kidnapped by their mother. That act pulled into a gravel driveway leading to a took three years out of their childhood. sand-colored building. In those three years, my children, Standing behind him, I heard him knock on the door. As the door slowly CAMPUS Kristin Blootner hitchhiking with their mother, were VIEWPOINT dragged across the southwestern United opened, a multitude of young voices States, living in abandoned buildings, came back with "It's Reverend Glen." sleeping on back porches and foraging "I have someone you might know," he through garbage cans for food. said, stepping aside. Then, for the first It was October 1979. She drussed the time in three years, I saw my children Declaration of Accessible Education kids to go to a neighbor's, and never was my daughter, who, which they are accustomed. but affect the larger community. "Me came back. There in the course of human when she was taken, was eight Whenevents, it becomes necessary But when a long impact of these decisions on the junior At first, I would spend the days train of abuses and years old. She was now 11. My for one people to dissolve usurpations, pursuing invariably the same colleges is great. They have experienced hoping they'd comeback. As the days oldest son, then nine, was going on 13. the political bonds which object, evinces a design reducing them enrollment growth in excess of 20,000 passed into weeks, then months, I My second son, with the platinum-blond have connected them with another, and to and absolute despotism, it is their duty to new students. One hundred thousand were realized it was not to be. hair, was six when he was taken. He assume among the powers of the earth to throw off such a government and to denied access to the community colleges. as to why I started to question God would be nine in November. The which the Laws of Nature and Nature's provide new guards for their future For those members of the community was an this had to happen. There never youngest was two-and-a-half when I last God entitle them, a decent respect to the security. who are unemployed and wish to acquire answer, just an empty, hollow echo saw him. In July he would be six. opinions of mankind requires that they new skills, the fee increases, even at a coming back from above. Such has been the patient sufferance of Without thinking, I rushed in and should declare the causes which impel these students of California; and such is junior college level, make it financially children were I wondered if my grabbed all four in my arms, crying and them to separation. now the necessity which constrains them impossible. The students who can manage or dead. There was such a injured, sick apologizing for what had happened to We hold these truths to be self evident, to alter their former systems of to pay the increases and acquire inside. I wanted so helpless feeling them. that all people are created equal, that they government. The history of the present enrollment still must fight for classes and to know just what was going desperately I kept stroking them, holding them are endowed by their Creator with certain governor of the state of California is a expect to extend the length of their on in their lives. tight, not wanting to let go of them, and inalienable rights, that among these are history of repeated injuries and education. One night, I stood in front of a picture telling them how sorry I was that all of life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness and usurpations, all having in direct object the have petitioned for redress of them which I had hung on the wall of this happened. an accessible education. That to secure establishment of an absolute tyranny over wein the most humble terms; my bedroom. For their part, they just wanted to these rights, governments are instituted these students. our repeated petitions have There they were, all four of them. And show me where they slept and what they among people, deriving their just powers prove this, let facts be been answered only by repeated injury. as they looked back at me, with their had for toys, especially my youngest, from the consent of the governed. Tosubmitted to a candid word. We have warned them from time to time eyes smiling, I vowed to whoever was who kept me calling me his "friend, That whenever any form of State law required CSU fees of attempts by their legislature to extend listening that night that they would be Papa." government becomes destructive of these drop by 10 percent this year. Gov. Wilson an unwarrantable jurisdiction over us. with me eventually. They were anxious to show me ends, it is the right of the people to alter expected the CSU Board of Trustees to They have been deaf to the voice of I promised them that whatever they around. I was anxious to get them home. or to abolish it and to institute a new raise fees by 50 percent. Under the justice and consanguinity. We must hold went through with their mother would After about an hour they packed their government, laying its foundation on such governor's budget, fees will have risen by them accountable. come to an end, and we would be back belongings. principles and organizing its powers in 85 percent at CSU between 1989 and together again. They were going home to new beds, such form, as to them shall seem most 1992. The budget includes no increases in Kristin Bloomer is one of a group of In April 1983, she abandoned them in new clothes and grandparents, uncles, likely to affect their safety and happiness. Cal Grants to match the fee hikes. In Introduction to Sociology students New Mexico. For three months they were aunts and cousins waiting for them. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that addition to the increases, more than 5,000 whose class project is to examine the kept in a foster home while I worked After three years of being out on the governments long established should not classes were cut from the Fall Schedule of devaluation of education. The group will through the court systems to get them road, they were coming home. At last. be changed for light and transient causes; the 20 CSU campuses. These class cuts be outside the Student Union today hack. and accordingly all experience has shown, result in reductions of faculty and encouraging people to register to vote The day I went to get them, my heart that mankind are more disposed to suffer, academic support services. and gathering signatures to deliver to raced with anticipation and a great deal Les Mahler is a Daily staff writer. while evils are sufferable, than to right The injuries caused by Gov. Wilson's Rep. John Vasconcellos, 1)-San Jose in of sorrow. themselves by abolishing the forms to actions not only affect the CSU system, support of accessible education.

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HOMELESS: Trying to beat City Hall Cheerleader triumphs after From Front Page created by the government cause dys- housing for hundreds 01 homeless dis- functional families, she said to the having leg amputated placed by the closure of the National audience's applause. RIVERSIDE (AP) When after seeing a movie in Riverside Guard Armory early Wednesday "There is no lack. There is no Laura lannone made the cheerlead- and their car broke down. morning. shortage," Salazar said. "It's a manipu- ing squad at Riverside Community As they pushed the vehicle, they SHA did, hosvever, prepare a state- lation of money that belongs to the College, she overcame tragedy as were rear-ended by a car. Ms. Ian- ment which member Juan Haro read people." well as the competition: Her leg none was pinned between the vehi- on its behalf. In it, SHA outlined a Wilson's proposal calls for a 10 was amputated last summer after cles at knee level. contingency plan to alleviate the percent reduction in benefits for all an auto accident. Doctors at Corona Community effects of the annory closure. The City welfare recipients, followed by an "When I think about how far Hospital decided to amputate her Council ultimately denied the plan additional 15 percent for those who do she's come, I want to cry," said left leg because of severe muscle which, according to Haro, would have not find employment within six pep squad adviser Sarah Boese. and nerve damage. provided low-income and transitional months of receiving benefits. Ms. lannone, 20, of Corona, Determined to be a cheerleader housing for the homeless and allowed Lucila Moran's voice was filled who had been a cheerleader before again, Ms. lannone began a rigor- them to use the vacant Gold's Gym as with emotion and her eyes were the accident, joined Wednesday ous program of exercise and physi- an alternative armory site. glazed by tears as she explained her with 18 other newcomers and vet- cal therapy. About 12 homeless and homeless predicament one that can only get erans in the open competition for When the fall semester opened, advocates who were camped out in worse if the welfare cuts are imple- next year's squad. she enrolled in gymnastics and front of City Hall were arrested on a mented. The SJSU creative ails gradu- Her skills are at about the same tumbling classes. misdemeanor charge failing to ate student and SHA member spoke of level she had reached before she It took her only a couple of leave public property when requested having a dream of becoming some- lost her leg, Ms. Boese said. months to move from a wheelchair by competent authority, according to one and making a difference. "She's doing a standing back to crutches, and she worked hard at Lt. Adonna Amoroso, commander of "I feel like I'm running against the flip now," she said proudly. getting around without special the San Jose Police Department's wind," Moran said. "I want to make a "And doing it without a spot- equipment. street crimes unit difference." ter." "I needed to find out what I Giving the thumbs-up sign and Panelist Sherron Willis spoke of Ms. lannone tried out without could do and what I couldn't," she bowing his head, SJSU student and having to decide between paying the her artificial leg. said. "Cheering again was all I SHA President Scott Wagers was PG&E bill and buying her son a badly The prosthesis is not sturdy wanted to do, and I wasn't sure it being arrested at City Hall while the needed new pair of shoes. She advised enough for cheerleading. was going to be possible." town hall meeting was still in progress audience members to study so they Cheerleading with only one leg She stayed on the squad last just a few miles away. Michael will not have a life like hers. takes a lot of energy, she said. year, participating more and more Roberts, an SJSU student and SHA Enter Students United for Accessi- "I do whatever I can to reserve as she got stronger and more confi- member, was also taken into custody. ble Education, the SJSU organization my strength," she said. dent. They were subsequently released. which has been a vocal opponent of "I take breaks I'll sit down Her next goal remains unclear, Throughout the day, protesters Wilson's proposed 40 percent CSU real quick, and get back up." the student said. were told they had to leave by 5 p.m., fee increase. The accident that changed her "All I've been able to think Amoroso said. The deadline was then SUAE member Ron Gay said that life occurred on July 19, when Ms. about all this time is today, right postponed to 8 p.m. The protesters education should be accessible to the lannone, her sister and three here," she said. "All I care about is who remained past deadline were masses. Education is a right, not a friends were returning to Corona what just happened." arrested a short time after. They occu- privilege, he said to the audience's pied the premises for about 12 hours. applause. Meanwhile, the town meeting was Anthony Aguilar, director of underway. Ironically, the threat of SUAE's outreach committee, homelessness in the event that Wil- expressed-disdain over the governor's son's welfare cuts are implemented plan louse public school funds to sup- was the focus of the emotionally port private schools. He also said that low-income people will be "kicked charged discussion. Scott Sady Daily staff photographer "Creating more homeless isn't out" of the educational system if the student Lucila Moran wipes away a tear during an emotional HAPPY going to solve the budget mess," said proposed 40 percent fee hike material- SJSU HOUR Al Bartel, co-coordinator of the town izes. speech at the First Unitarian Church on Third Street. The church 5 111.1. 8 hall meeting. "We will not tolerate the kind of hosted a forum to discuss Gov. Wilson's handling of the budget. WEEKDAYS Salazar, an edu- things that are happening in our com- HOR Panelist Rebecca Ludla has three children, and claims that if Wilson's budget pass- cator, spoke about hating welfare munity and our state," Selkirk said. D'OEUVRES will be forced to live on the streets. dependency all of her life. Conditions es, she and her children AND CINDY CHEN AT THE PIANO BUDGET: 40% hike gets Senate support THUR5-FRI But Garrett From Front Page interest groups. They have a lot or led to only a 10 percent fee increase, have a budget by June 15. LoAIES political power" as well as addressing concerns such as said it's only happened once in the last "The Senate side has been a little Tuesday's vote in the subcommit- student access. 12 years. IvEY more easy to work with," said Garrett tee will mean more lobbying, accord- Constitutionally, the state must According to Garrett, both Repub- ing to Jeff Chang, the legislative direc- licans and Democrats in the senate are tor for the California State Student more open to the 40 percent increase Association, a CSU student advocate EVERY MONDAY NITE in student fees. organization. responsible side WARNING: Advertising In Our Paper Can Be "They're the more "We're still going to lobby as hard WITH of the legislature," Garrett said. as we can and see what we can get out Risky. Over 30,000 Hot Prospect Students Read At the same time, according to of it," Chang said. Our Advertisements Daily And Frequently Clip Garrett, student lobby groups are not "We understand the reality of the Resultinc In Students Flocking To Your MEN some other interest fac- Coupons, as strong as situation," Chang said. "Our main In Droves, Wiping Out Inventories, And tions. concern is what comes out of that and Store Blgst CCRIIISitAcKPERS "You're pitting interest group will still allow us to come back next Turning Your Business Irito A Lucrative Wild And against group," Garrett said. 'The stu- year and talk about it." Crazyl-lang-Out. All Of Which May Require dents are up against pretty powerful ('hang said CSSA is still commit- Increasing Inventory, Additional Parking, Hiring 504 BEER TILL 10 PM More Staff, And Possibly Crowd Control Security FRIDAY APRIL 3 THE JOE SHARINO BAND Probe urged of LAPD's SHOW STARTS 9:00 -$7:00 Kennedy assasination case FOREIGN r Ilb LOS ANGELES (AP) A group "This has been looked at a number that includes "JFK" director Oliver of times before and it hasn't resulted t Stone on Thursday urged a grand jury in anything different, so I am not STUDENTS: probe on how the Police Department going to comment," Police Chief SATURDAY Addlik investigated the Robert F. Kennedy Daryl F. Gates said in response to the DWhen you move back to your Some coun. assassination 24 years ago. group's push kw a new probe. try, chimera are you'll need to ship your APRIL 4 "We are not charging any grand Los Angeles police concluded on't go household goods and personal effects the RELEASE West end most reliable way Then you should interlocking conspiracy" said former Sirhan Sirhan was the lone gunman in DANCE PARTY the specialists In Oversees Moving. Robert Kennedy aide Paul Schradc, the case, a conclusion also reached in h ack hoem.. co.,Ails Export Co., Inc. STARTS AT 9:00 - $5.00 leader of a group comprised of former 1975 by a special investigator hired by Arts law enforcement officers, celebrities Los Angeles County supervisors. Capon t Co., Inc. lathe specialist In until packing, crating. insurance, documentation and politicians. Sirhan is imprisoned for life for the and shipping via ocean/air (consolidating to MONDAYS Schrade was wounded in the killing. IS. 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By Monliot Jung es ended in the sour smell of defeat then swung the ball deep on the back Daily staff writes for the Hornets, Bacon and Bauman line for the win. went well into overtime. When Coupe started playing early The men's tennis team shined as "It was tough for Bacon to win in the game, he said he felt kind of bright as the sun was shining on when we lost all the other singles awkward and it took awhile for him Wednesday afternoon when the Spar- matches," Andrews said. to get used to Laracuenta's game. But tans suited up to play the Sacramento Brandon Coupe, who is currently even if that was the case, Coupe only State Hornets on the South Campus ranked 29th in the nation and is gave up two close games to his oppo- tennis courts. SJSU's No. 1 seed, defeated Sacra- nent. The Spartans gave up one singles mento's No.! seed Mike Laracuenta, "I loosened up a bit and worked and two doubles matches to the Hor- 6-2.6-0. on my returns and quickness," Coupe nets. SJSU dominated the other five Coupe and Laracuenta dueled it said. matches, to clinch the win and raise out and had some long rallies, but John Hubbell, the Spartans' head its record to 8-9. Coupe wore Laracuenta down with coach, related his team's good perfor- The one singles loss came after his ace serves and good placement mance to the team's tough matches SJSU's No. 5 seed Youval Bauman technique. last week. The Spartans played the put up a tough fight against Sacra- In the last match, Coupe served an University of Texas at El Paso in a memo's No. 5 seed Scott Bacon. The ace right on the line. The serve was non-conference match and beat them duo slugged it out with each other so fast, all his opponent could do was 6-2. until late in the afternoon but Bau- swing at air. Laracuenta looked down "We had to play hard last week man eventually lost 6-3, 1-6, 5-7. where the ball landed and shook his against the other teams, but I think it Rich Andrews, the Hornets' head head in disbelief. helped us in the long run," Hubbell coach, said that Bacon sat out the first Coupe received the second point said. six matches of the season but was when he served to the middle court This Saturday the Spartans will be playing so well that he was moved and took Laracuenta by surprise. playing the University of Nevada at up. Bacon is currently undefeated in Laracuenta swung a little late and Las Vegas, which according to the last nine matches he has played. lobbed the ball out. Hubbell will be a tough match for his Vehna Nurse Daily staff photographer "Bacon is good at competing The match ended with a fairly team. SJSU's No. 5 seed, Youval Bauman, aims a return shot to Sacramento State Wednesday at South when the pressure is on," Andrews long rally. Laracuenta returned a short "This next match will be a good said. And the pressure was on Sacra- lob to the net and Coupe slammed the test to see how much we have Campus. Bauman lost his singles match, but the Spartan team shut down the Hornets in the mento. ball deep in the right corner where his improved since we played Santa Bar- other five matches improving SJSU's men's tennis team record to 8-9. While all the other singles match- opponent hit a high, short ball. Coupe bara," Hubbell said.

ROBERT DREUCICHAMMER Spartan Gold Rush Run LOOK MA, NO FEET DAnx COLUMNIST benefits track and field It may be spring By John Perez lishing a track-and-field program at SJSU. Daily staff writer The run will be five miles and prizes will be but there's still awarded for the first, second and third-place fin- Lace up the old running shoes, stretch out ishers in each age group. The age categories are plenty of snow those calves, run to the car and drive down to from 18 and under to 70 and over. Prizes will be Hellyer Park in South San Jose for the third annu- awarded for the fastest male and female runners the snow's melting al Spartan Gold Rush Run on Sunday April 5th. overall. Well,fast at low elevations, The run will start at 9 a.m. with registration The event will include a two-mile walk that and slowly ski resorts from 7:30 am. to 8:45 am. Registration will be will not be judged, and refreshments will be arc beginning to close $10 which includes a T-shirt or $6 without the served after the race. their doors. Closed for the season, shirt. Student identification must be shown for the Parking is available inside the park for $3. so far, are Ski Homewood and student rate. Hellyer Park is located off of the Hellyer exit on Tahoe Dormer. Badger Pass, Dodge Non-students can register for $15 and $10. Highway 101. Ridge and Diamond Peak at Ski Proceeds from the run will go towards re-estab- Incline will close for the season this Sunday, April 5. But just because some lower- elevation ski areas are beginning to New coach chosen to head close doesn't mean that other ski resorts are hurting for snow. Leading the list of resorts with the most snow this week are Squaw UNLV basketball program Valley and Sugar Bowl with 98-inch bases (both 100 percent open), LAS VEGAS (AP) Rollie Massimino, Si )01. "Our first goal is to talk to the student- followed by Alpine Meadows (93- known for his slow, deliberate style of play at Vil- athletes we have and try and recruit them. inch base, 100 percent open), lanova, will have to shift into high gear now that "As far as recruiting elsewhere, we will recruit Kirkwood (84-inch base, 100 he's coaching the fast-paced Runnin' Rebels of in California, back East, in the Midwest. We're percent open), Iron Mountain (75- Nevada-Las Vegas. going to recruit nationally." inch base, 100 percent open), "We run, but we don't run like the Rebels," Tarkanian called Massimino an excellent Boreal (78-inch base. 80 percent Massimino said of his 19 years at Villanova. coach and predicted he would do "a good job." open), and Northstar (72-inch base, "Now that I'm here, we're going to run like the Junior guard Dexter Boney said he was 75 percent open). Rebels." relieved the search was over and that the Rebels areas with the least amount Wedneswday, Massimino was named to take had landed "a name coach." Skiof snow coverage are Badger over a Rebels program hammered by dissension "He tried to recruit me out of high school Pass (36-inch base) and Sierra among fans and problems with the NCAA. when he was at Villanova," Boney said. "I think Ski Ranch (33-inch base).Some ski Massimino succeeds long-time friend Jerry he'll do a good job if everybody gives him a Tarkanian, who built the RebeLs into a basketball chance." Massimino ended a 19-year career at resorts are still charging their full Sheila Dawkins Daily stall photograph, lift -ticket prim, but many ski areas powerhouse in 19 years at UNLV. Villanova Wednesday when he agreed to a five- Tarkanian, who is have begun to discount their prices working the remainder of year contract to replace Tarkanian. lunior Ron Hagen practices the scissors Monday in the Spartan Complex the in an effort to keep skiers on the NBA season as a color commentator for the Massimino, 57, takes over a powerful but trou- mountain through the spring. Here Los Angeles Clippers, predicted Massimino bled program and a run -and-gun legacy that would coach a different is a list of what resorts are doing: game at UNLV. helped Tarkanian take four teams to the NCAAc "I know Rollie played a slowdown half-court Final Four and win one national championship. Alpine Meadows - No discounts. game, but that was at Villanova" he said. "Now The appointment, which came seven years to All-day tickets cost $39. Expected that he's at UNLV, I think you might see him the day when Massimino's Villanova team upset to close Memorial Day weekend. open things up." Massimino said he hoped to "re- Georgetown to win the national championship, SUCCESS MAGAZINE Bear Valley - Regular lift-ticket recruit" the remnants of a Rebels team that went was a surprise because Massimino's name had Cover Story March '92 price is $32. Expected to close April 26-2 this season and was ranked No. 7. The not been prominent in speculation over Tarkani- Work at Home* 19. Rebels were banned from television and posisea- an's successor. Recycle the Boreal - Half-off lift tickets on son play as a final resolution of a 14-year battle Massimino said he was persuaded to take the Unlimited Income Potential* Thesdays, Wednesdays and between Tarkanian and the NCAA. MIN job when Jim Weaver, the football coach We a re Looking for Business Thursdays. Regular lift-ticket price Three members of the team were lost to grad- at Villanova when Massimino took the basketball Daily ... daily 529. Expected to close sometime in uation and a fourth, leading-scorer J.R. Rider, is job, and UNLV president Robert Masson came ii Minded Students and Profs. May. considering bymissing his senior year to turn pro. dinner at his house Monday night Ile said Mas- Donner Ski Ranch - Tickets cost "We're behind, but we'll begin again on the son told him he wasn't leaving until he agreed to call (408) 977-3641 $10 midweek and $15 weekend seventh," Massamino said of recruiting for a new become the new coach. (normally $20) through the end of Health/Fitness Products the season. The resort is expected to close on May 3. Twins Heavenly Valley - No discounts. run over xxxxxxxxxxxxx-Cl-;; Lift tickets cost $39. The resort is expected to close on April 26. White Sox 6-5 ,-.0LYOu Iron Mountain - Free rentals midweek through April 10. Special FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) 14 three Rookie Pat Mahomes made another COPIES fourth-time-free program - ski times, get fourth day free. Kids ski strong pitch for Minnesota's fifth free (12 and under) through end of starting spot Thursday in the Twins' season if two adults purchase all- 6-5 victory over the Chicago White day lift tickets. No closing date set Sox. Kirkwood - No discounts. Lift The "Wins rallied with two runs in -31111112g11W9111 tickets cost $35. No closing date set the ninth for the victory, with Brian ClCl Mt. Rose - No discounts. Harper and I.uis Quinones delivering Expected to close on April 19. RBI singles. "You're invited to Delta Gamma's dance-a-thor Northstar - Lift tickets cost $25 Mahomes, a 21 -year-old with no The dance is TOMORROW, April 4th, from 3-11 34 04 (normally $38). major league experience, allowed pm. It's open to all SJSU students from 8-11 pm Sierra Ski Ranch - No discounts. three runs on five hits in seven for only a $1 donation. Lift Tickets cost $31. Expected to innings. 6 a.m. self-serve copies You'll find the dance at Cl midnight to 04 stay open through April 19. All three runs scored on a fluke Delta Gamma, 360 E Reed St." Squaw Valley - After May 4, lift inside -the -park home run by Tim tickets will cost $25 (normally $39). Raines that ended Mahomes' spring Cl Cl The resort is expected to stay open scoreless streak at 20 innings. Cl until the end of June. Mahomes finished the spring with ClCl Remember that just because a ski an 0-2 record and a 2.48 ERA. Cl Cl resort isn't offering a discount yet, it He is battling Willie Banks (2-0, Cl doesn't mean that it won't later on 3.00) for a major-league job. Cl this spring. In any case, call ski "I've done almost as well as 1 can the copy center areas before going up to the do," said Mahomes, the club's minor- mountain to verify that they are league player of the year in 1991. open and to be sure discounts are "I'm pretty much pleased. I threw OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK still offered. a lot of strikes and didn't walk a lot of guys. I don't know if it was 295-4336 We look to your support for our enough. I won't know until the team philanthropy. Proceeds go to sigh( Robert Dreuckhammer's skiing 93 E. San Carlos St. at Third St. leaves." conservation and aid to the blind. --Cl column appears every Friday ACROSS FROM McDONALD'S zzzxxxzxzzxxxxzzxxzI

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SJSU WEATHER: TODAY - Mostly swirly with highs in the mid 70s. WORLD EVENTS TOMORROW - Sunny with highs in the mid to lower 70s.

He added, however, that he believes the @ Namibia kills ED Taboo barring superstition also has a practical explanation. "When you put men and women together wildlife to feed women from working in cramped conditions, it's distract- hungry tunnels broken ing," he said "I think that is another part of WINDHOEK, Namibia (AP) - Drought- TOKYO (AP) - Japanese superstition plagued Namibia will start killing wildlife to holds there are some places where women feed hungry people, President Sam Nujoma just aren't supposed to go. The blacksmith's, NEWS QUIZ announced Thursday. for one. And the sumo ring. "I have no option but to declare that an But advocates of equality in the workplace emergency situation has arisen," Nujoma told may be seeing a glimmer of hope at the end Hve correct - news stud. Three a news conference. "All natural resources of the tunnel - another site where women to four - reads USA Today. One must be utilized to provide food for the are believed to bring bad luck. to two- Where have youbeet? needy." With much media fanfare, a Construction The president did not say which animals Ministry official, Yasuko Tokoro, two weeks would be slaughtered, but the most likely tar- ago became the first woman to enter a pub- 0 When will the construction of gets are antelope such as springbok and licly funded tunnel before its completion. the San Jose Arena be gemsbok, neither of which is an endangered And, superstition notwithstanding, there completed? species. have yet to be any mishaps since Ms. Tokoro Namibia, a vast desert nation, is one of entered the tunnel to inspect it. The tunnel is 0 Who were protesting at City several southern African countries suffering part of a highway through Kasugai city, in Hall in San Jose Wednesday? from the region's worst drought in a century. central Japan. our expectations," said Alexei Ulyukayev, a The region's traditional food suppliers, South "We don't make any special differentiation 0 What color are the UPD 0 Russian aid senior economic adviser to President Boris Africa and Zimbabwe, also are affected, leav- between men and women on the job," said officer's uniforms? Yeltsin. "It took rather long for the U.S. ing their neighbors with few options. ministry official Hiroshi Ota. "But as far as administration to take these decisions, but Nujoma, who led Namibia to indepen- we know, this is a first." 0 How much money will the kite but still now we can only welcome it." dence from South Africa in March 1990, pre- The taboo on women in tunnels stems U.S. give the Soviet republics? Bush announced Wednesday the United dicted a year ago that the country soon would from an age-old superstition that they would welcomed States would help finance a $24 billion inter- be self-sufficient in food. arouse the jealousy of the spirit of the moun- 0 What new TV. show will Rick MOSCOW (AP) - Some anxious citi- national aid fund for the 11 -state common- But the lack of rain this season threatens to tain, which is believed to be a woman, and Springfield star in? zens of the Commonwealth of Independent wealth. undo all the progress made so far, he said lead to disaster. States said Thursday new Western aid will "The step is general and good but as Thursday. Ota said the superstition remains strong advance economic reform, but that they before it seems to me there are misunder- In addition to killing game, the country among construction workers, although young themselves are the key to a successful shift to standings about what is happening," said will import "large quantities" of food, he people generally tend to be less superstitious a market system. Alexander Yemelyabov, the author of said. than their elders. uguIGH (080'1104 9'9$ (V) aidood A Russian government official welcomed Ukraine's reform plan. The springbok and gemsbok antelope are "Even today, working in tunnels is stoituoti pay aouitily assiowoH **VMS Si'S the new package of Western aid, but said And he said "I think there will be prob- most heavily concentrated in northern Namib- extremely dangerous, with the constant fear (E)mila (Z) £.6611 RoinV .513MSNV President Bush took a long time to reach a lems sharing these billions" among the com- ia's Etosha National Park, considered one of of accidents," he said. "Many workers cling final decision. monwealth states. Africa's top game parks. to superstitions like this out of the desire to proposals somehow reduce the danger." Edited by John Vietra, Daily staff writer "President Bush's on supporting From Associated Press Wire Services reforms in Russia on the whole correspond to

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By Mike O'Reilly AJ. does more than just play the Daily staff wnter links, he is a cross-trainer that may become a threat to Bo Jackson for AJ. is a star. Millions of people have watched him play- endorsements. ing baslcetball, golf and performing gymnastic moves with Nike is producing special shoes the ease of Mary Lou Retton. He has been a guest on both for Al to wear, Cota said, but no the "Tonight Show" and "late Night with David Letter- contract has been signed yet. The six-inch green parakeet has Right now his representative is working on getting A.J. his own basketball and his own his 0%WD television show and an endorsement deal with court where he plays. Nike tennis shoes is in the works. Once he takes to the court his Pretty impressive for a 2-year-old paralceet. athletic prowess is more than According to dent. AJ.'s owner Dave On the Cota, a senior at word ftom his SJSU, the atten- owner and tion and the tele- coach, A.J. on appear- takes the ances all began miniature Nerf with a bottle cap. ball between "It was an his beak and accident," Cota eyes the bas- said. ket. "I was shoot- "Put it into ing bottle caps » the hoop," is all into a cup. and I that Cota has noticed that to say to get whenever I missed onc, he (A.J.1 would pick it up off the A.J. charging to the asket, reach- floS r and put it into the cup. Ile made more than I did." ing up and making a perfectb11 lay-up.

From those missed bottle caps sprang the idea to train Somersaults, turning und, II aroI his bird to do various tricks, and now Cota may tnake a rolling over, playing dead and S.. er out of pooping on 11 .5' all part of Sheila Dawkins Daily staff photographer The social science major can now charge $400 to $1,000 AJ.'s repertoire. per appearance with A.J. but Cota, 23, is lkingoo for With that impressive list of tricks ABOVE: SJSU student Dave Cota gets a peck from his bird AJ., who plays golf and basketball and shoots bottle caps. bigger things than just special appearances. Al and Cota have earned appear- LEFF: AJ. plays basketball like he did on theJohnny Carson Show. Unlike the pros, this birds slams with his beak. "I am looking to get him on a daily or weekly shm, like ances on the "Tonight Show", "Late "Married With Children", Cow said. "Ideally I would lilce Night with David Lettermae and to get him (A.J.) on a weekly show and to be working for various other local television news and entertainment pro- While Cota was out celebrating the night before the There were plenty of jokes made by Carson about Axl an (talent) agency." grams. show, his friend Chris Potthast and Axl stayed up late to being his first guest to die the night before his appearance. Ile said that he is negotiating with two talent agencies in A.J. is not the first bird that the senior social science hear Carson announce their names as he tells the audience At the end of the show Carson presented Cota with a Southern California, where he will likely help train other major has trained. In fact, Cota obtained Al directly who will be on the next night's show. young parakeet and an imitation to come back to the show birds. through the misfortune of his first parakeet. Potthast and Ail, who was out of his cage, fell asleep on after he trained this bird. However, Cota said that be would prefer to work more Cota's first bird, Axl (named after the rock singer) did his bed, and during the night Potthast rolled over on top of Cola named ttiat bird AJ., after his first bird Axl and the on the business side, because he has already trained birds. many of the tricks that AJ. dces. Axl, cnishing him and Cota's hopes of getting on TV. man who gave it to him, Johnny Carson. Most birds only do one or two tricks, according to Cola, He even got his charice to appear on the 'Tonight Show" "I did not know what to do," Cota said when he found "This is the only bird in the world that has been bought wIile he has trained AJ. 5151more than 20. but kd would never malce it to the show. Axl. "At first I thought about getting on a plane and coming by Johnny Carson," Cota said. "Ile can do more than any dog Cota said proudly. Axl and Cota were scheduled to perform for Johnny back here (to San Jose)." "As far as I know he is the only bird that plays golf," Carson on May 3, 1990. They flew down to Los Angeles Cola didn't leave. llie price for a bird like AJ. ranges from $500 to $900. leg- Cota said. and Axl was even given his own seat. Axl, Cota and a He and Potthast stayed and buried Axl in the flower gar- Cota said, and the fact that A.J. was purchased by a TV Golf for A.J. is a 16-inch strip of multi-colored green friend were provided with a limousine and spending money. den in front of Universal Studios. end increases his value tremendously. felt, complete with sand trans and a putting green. Cota said They stayed at a hotel room and enjoyed the room service When he called the "Tonight Show" with the bad news, "People have offered to buy AJ. for 20 times his worth," that it usually takes Al three shots to sink the putt. S three days leading up to their scheduled appearance. I e was asked to come on the prograin anyway. C.ota said, but he said that he wculd never sell Carson's gift. Ringo Starr to start BIZEMMENG AWAY world tour June 1

NEW YORK (AP) Ringo Starr, showing the same quick wit at a news conference that the Beatles displayed more than 25 years ago, announced a world tour Thursday with some heavy hitters. Starr will tour with a band, he said at Radio City Music Hall, "because melody is pretty thin with just the drums." He chose the eight members of his All Starr Band, he said, "bec,ause everyone else was working. Ila. Ha. Ha." The tour kicks off June 2 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Ringo was in fine form at his news conference. When an executive from the tour's sponsor Alberto V05, maker of hair cam products, spoke about Ringo's audience, he quipped, "A lot of them are bald." Offered the sponsor's tour jacket, Staff mak "Let me take the good jacket off first. Only kidding. I know how sensitive these guys are." Starr will have a new albwn, 'Time Takes Time," released by Private Music, May 22, preceded by a single, "Weight of the World." It's the fffst studio album in nine years for the one-time dnumner of the Beatles. "Besides recording, I'm writing again," Staff said. "I haven't been. Every- body knows my story. I went into rehab and it has been 3 years now and I'm getting my life together." 'Ile strain at the beginning of recording wa.s preuy terrifying for me. I lasted a week and had to go on holiday for another we,ek," Starr said, adding that he got used to it. 'The technology was all different. I kept screaming, 'Cut the 24- track.' They said, 'We don't do that any more."' He'll perforrn a few Beatles hits on the tour, some previoilS solo songs and songs from the new album. Other members of the band will perform their hits. The band members are Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmit, from the Eagles; Nils Lofgren, from Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band; Tim Cappello, from lina sheds Dawkins Daily staff photographer Tumer's band; Dave Edmunds, from Rockpile; Todd Rundgren, from Utopia; Burton CuMlnings, from Guess Who; and Zak Starkey, Ringo's son, also on Cycling teams from Cal Poly to Nevada competed for two top 20 in the men's race. 'I he second day of the race, he drums. days at UCSC. Fred Gray, not pictured, of SJSU placedinthe was the only one in the team to finish the 30-mile race. A.slced what it's like to be a grandfather, the 51 -year-old Rin g o said: "Cool. You can send her home." The group will tour in the United States in June and August, and in Europe in July. Paul Verhoeven Tour citie,s are Ft. 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