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Assembly OKs fee hike, CATCHING SPRING FEVER 18% CSU budget cut

while the Assembly is asking for 20 percent unprotected state agencies, such as the CSU, Package still must would be forced to make cuts totaling 18 per- "The governor's not interested in seeing cent. Public schools K-14 would not be affect- the quality of the CSU and University of Cali- clear state Senate ed. fornia systems cut," Wisner said. The 18 percent cuts would be implemented While the Assembly has wrestled with its in three stages six percent for every $750 version of the state budget, the Senate must million the state still work on its package, By Les Mahler budget is short. which it is expected to do on Daily staff writer The package 'Eighteen percent Thursday. approved by the The Senate subcommittee The state Assembly approved a budget Assembly is just of the classes on Budget and Fiscal Review package Tuesday that would force Gov. Pete "political posturing," would be is expected to approve a pro- Wilson to take up to 18 percent, or $300 mil- according to Chang. offered posal which would increase lion, out of the CSU budget. "They're playing cut.' student fees by 40 percent. Part of the package also includes a student hot potatoes with the "The Senate supports the fee increase of 20 percent. CSU budget," Chang Franz Wisner increase because they don't The increase is made up of a permanent 10 said. Spokesman for Governor Wilson want to sacrifice the quality percent surcharge and a flat 10 percent hike. According to of education," Wisner said "This would have a tremendous impact," Chang, the "They want to improve the said Franz Wisner, a spokesman for Gov. Wil- Democrats are trying to quality of education." to take the blame for any son. force the governor From there, the subcommittee's budget If the Assembly's proposal becomes reali- cuts made in the CSU budget package will go to the full Senate before ty, Wisner said students would be faced with With a state budget deficit of $6 billion, going to a joint conference committee of the forced to ask CSU trustees for a staying in school for 6 to 7 years. Wilson was state legislature where a compromise is "Eighteen percent of the classes offered 40 percent increase in student fees. expected to be worked out before it's present- would be cut," Wisner said. That increase would have generated $116 ed to the governor. Jeff Chang, legislative director for the Cal- million for the starved CS11 budget ifornia State Students Association, expressed But student lobbying groups, such as That action is expected to be a lengthy pro- the same worries Wisner did. CSSA, as well as the Assembly, have been cess. "We're very, very concerned about it," fighting the governor's proposal and have By law, the state must have a budget by Chang said. "We don't think that the CSU come up with either a 10 percent or 20 per- midnight July 1. should be forced to take an 18 percent cut." cent hike. Only once in 12 years has the state had a Under the proposal by the Assembly, any ('SSA wants the hike limited to 10 percent, budget before the midnight deadline. 'Departments' may become 'schools'

leges. Chances for research grant "It's a special favor to a few Change said At that time, then University applications can also be improved departments. Because they say President Gail Fullerton under the title of school instead it's nationwide, we're willing to to bring expressed a desire to add another of department, Stahl said. humor them," Norton said. part to the resolution to change But it doesn't affect a stu- Under A.S. 777, no additional institutional some departments into schools. dent's graduation in terms of departments or new personnel "This is one more step in that needing additional units, Stahl positions may be created once a pride to SJSU process," said Lori Stahl, univer- said. department becomes a school. sity public affairs officer. In order for a department to The title of the school admin- call itself a school, it must offer a istrator will be director but the By Atoosa Savarnejad Although the resolution, if passed, will allow a few depart- terminal degree in a "profession- director will be the same as a Daily staff writer ments to call themselves schools, ally oriented program." department chairman. In an on-going process to the rules and regulations of the A terminal degree is one that Overall, changing the titles of keep up with other institutes of proposal were set up in a way allows a student to apply for a job departments into schools will higher learning, the SISU Aca- that limits the number of depart- in the field after graduation, such have no financial impact, accord- demic Senate has come up with a ments that can change their titles as a bachelor of arts or sciences, ing to the proposal. proposition to allow certain under this policy. or a master's degree. The actual procedure in which "departments" to be renamed as The nursing and art depart- A change in a department title a change of title can be granted "schools" ments are among those most requires a majority vote of the involves going through a number This proposal, A.S. 777, was interested in making the change. faculty within the department. of campus officials. brought up at an Academic Sen- Several other departments Any department applying for The proposal for a department ate meeting March 30. have also expressed an interest. a change of title under this rule classification change has to pass "We've been working on it oh The advantages to the univer- also needs to prove that "similar in this order: through an and off since last semester. It's sity and students, according to academic units of comparable executive committee, the college been kicked around for a year," Stahl, have to do with institution- size and academic quality in dean, the Academic Senate and said Ted Norton, senate member al pride. comprehensive universities are government committee com- and professor of political science. 'schools." "It puts us on equal footing frequently designated posed of the Academic Senate, Last May. the Academic Sen- with the rest of the universities," "The idea is that traditionally, the academic vice president and ate passed a resolution to change Stahl said. across the country, these entities the university president. the names of eight schools to col- are called schools" Norton said. Jerry Lewis, climber Mark Wellman to speak at Disability Awareness Day By Atoosa Savarnejad to," Mauck said. Daily staff writer Wellman, however, was not so easy to Awareness reach according to Mauck, who found a Disability This year, the SJSU Disabled Students contact number after searching through Day: Thursday, April 9 Association got what they were wishing the library. for actor/comedian Jerry Lewis and Wellman had recently returned from 10-11:30 a.m. Speaker disabled mountain climber Mark Well- the Olympics in Albertville, France, Mark Wellman, the paraplegic who man agreed to come to SJSU to partici- where he had participated in a marathon climbed Half Dome at Yosemite pate in the Disability Awareness 1)ay pro- for the disabled, Mauck said. Nathan D Souza Daily staff photographer gram on Thursday. Wellman is the paraplegic who had National Park, in the Student Union The appearance of Wellman and climbed Yosemite's Half Dome last year. Loma Prieta Room. Flying high near the lower Nader and two of his friends Lewis will mark the 20th anniversary of Ile worked as a ranger at Yosemite before lawn fountain Tuesday, Nader decided to play Frisbee on the Disabled Students Services and celebrate falling and getting hurt while climbing, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Infor- Noudah, a freshman, defies gray- lawn. 'It was either this or Santa the implementation of the Americans DSA president Luis Duarte said. mation tables and art displays by ] y in attempt to catch a Frisbee. Cruz...' said Nader. with 18sabilities Act. Duarte said he met Wellman a year "We have to be able to create a better after his first climb. artists with disabilities in the S.U. Art awareness in the campus community of "He's a very dynamic young man," Quad. both the needs and accomplishments of 1)uarte said. people with disabilities," Vicki Mauck, an "1 think the main reason (that he Noon-1 p.m. Singer SJSU student and the event organizer climbed Half Dome) was to prove to him- Vicki Mauck and other performers at said. self that he could do it. But I think in Foods from around the globe Lewis will be speaking on the rights of doing so, he inspired us all," Duarte said. the S.U. Amphitheatre. the disabled, the ADA and about his "We may not all climb Half Dome but telethons on Muscular 1)ystmphy. we all have our little hills we climb every Noon-3 p.m. Seventh to land on San Carlos Street DSA officers and members came up day. We have our little battles," Duarte Street Games Find out what it's with a wish list during the winter break of said. like to live with a disability. By Stacey Goggin between the booths, said Manuel Alexandre, people they would like to invite who have The DSA also has other activities Daily staff writer chairman of the Associated Students Intercul- had strong impact on people with planned for Thursday. These include Wheelchair, row-cycle races and tural Committee, which is sponsoring the Mauck said. wheelchair, road-cycle and cane races at obstacle courses. Are you feeling hungry for some tandori event. As an example, all clubs voted to sell Among those on their wish list were noon, a descriptive video of the movie chicken or some tacos came asada or even sodas for 60 cents. George Bush, Magic Johnson and Con- "Ghost" for the visually impaired and 12:30-2:30 p.m. some tofu hot dogs? Well, head over to the These student booths will be in direct com- gressman Norman Mineta (because he information tables set up at 11 am. in the Descriptive video of "Ghost" for the International Food Bazaar on San Carlos petition with the four hot dog stands that also worked so hard on the passage of ADA) Student Union. Street and feast on a wide variety of food. work on San Carlos Street, but none of them as well as 1.ewis and Wellman, Mauck Both the forums by Wellman and visually impaired, Engineering Build- The food bazaar, held today and Thursday said they minded. said. I.ewis have limited seating hut video ing 301. from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., will feature 12 The 'Deals of Holster Wheels" vendor said "We got two people from our with list monitors have been set up in the Student booths from various clubs selling food and the bazaar will bring more customers and he and that's more than what we expected. Union for people who can't get in, Mauck 3 p.m. Jerry Lewis to drink from around the planet. likes the competition. The vendors were sup- We were just ecstatic," Mauck said. said. speak on the Muscular Dystrophy Prices range from $3 for won tons and portive of the student clubs. Lewis was easy to get in touch with, There will also be Jerry Lewis T-shirts the Americans With Disabil- chow mein at the Pi Alpha Phi booth and $3 Yogi Chugh. a member of the Indian Stu- Mauck said. for sale on Thursday. These will sell for Telethon, for Indian chana masala with basmati rice at dent Association, said this event is a great "We just asked. We send him a letter $10 a piece and the money will go toward ities Act and rights of the disabled, the Students for the Ethical Treatment of Ani- opportunity for his club to raise money and for and told him about our celebration and activities and workshops for the DSA. S.U. Ballroom. mals booth, down to 25 cents for sauerkraut at the club members to get together to socialize. asked him to join us. He said he was All activities are free and open to the the Thu Delta Phi booth. moved by our letter and would be happy public. All prices are set to eliminate competition See FOOD, Page 4 2 Wednesday, April 8, 1992 III San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS

EDITORIAL (GEoRGE)BILL,ok3ERRY PEPSI oikeoicE?. YouNG ELVIS OR OLD ELv?.9 Hammer's out on a limb WI-/AT AD/LEM/IA. with stadium proposal

names on. Ballpark more < Furthermore, the fate of the Giants sudi- Ss. -ss urn is still in limbo. The mayor hopes to ss. of an ego project slip through the cracks of a 1986 federal s s law designed to prevent tax-free bonds for Zs's' than SJ booster stadium developers. But if the IRS decides not to approve this idea, the city will end up S Jose Mayor Susan owing $20 million to bond holders for taxes SanHammer is trying so on this project. The city may already have to bail out the hard to compete with redevelopment agency which is developing her predecessor, Tom a budget gap by spending huge amounts of money each year and not getting enough Mcknery, that she has lost tax revenue to cover it. touch with the people of her If the city has to bail out the redevelop- city. ment agency, how will they be able to bail Thanks to McEnery's redevelopment out the ballpark as well if this doesn't go efforts, San Jose is now blessed with the through? San Jose McEriery Convention Center, the The mayor is putting too much empha- Fairmont Hotel and the Pavilion Shops. In sis on the ballpark and cutting back on the his time, McEnery was the redevelopment basic services a city needs such as adequate god. housing and police force. While trying to Now Susan hammer is trying to main- keep up with McEnery, she is putting her- tain that reputation by coming up with this self out on a tenuous limb. great idea to build a stadium for the Giants She even included the stadium in a too- and by subsidizing a ridiculous amount of good-to-refuse package deal for voters. 'No* money on rejuvenating the Faimiont and St. Now, rejection of the stadium will mean Claire Hotels and what not. rejection of anti-gang and anti-drug deals. Ed Fowler Spartan Daily They say they do these things to benefit What Susan Hammer needs to realize is the city. But it seems like they just come up that a city has to serve its citizens, not the with these glorious projects to put their other way round. CAMPUS VIEWPOINT Andrew A. Gans

SO ... WHAT'S YOUR Censorship closets gay pride messages campus on campus Monday, they did not get to "read books." In other words, the Walking through POINT? Brooke Shelby Biggs Sunday night, I was pleased see or appreciate these messages. Despite chalkings were not removed to clean up ii to see that progressive current budget shortfalls, the and beautify the campus. The chalkings politics are alive and well at administration found the money and time were removed to censor gay voices. SJSU. Apparently in anticipation of Gay to remove most of the chalkings Censorship is dangerous and Pride Week 1992, some person(s) had overnight. It seems that someone in the damaging. Lesbian, gay and bisexual Hormone season begins chalked gay positive messages all over administration has very warped priorities people are told all too often to shut up and campus sidewalks. about what is important on campus. And stay in the closet. Positive images in the and how you get along with your parents. apparently that same person does not have Iabsolutely despise dating. I don't Some of the messages were important, media are rare because of this censorship. and gay positive really know anyone who enjoys it, to Several dates later (assuming you such as "stop gay bashing now." Some respect for free speech Everyone needs positive role models, tell the truth. And yet, each spring, make the first cut and the other person were more creative, like the note to "drink messages. including gay people. I hope the the hormones course in near-fatal has also met your standards thus far), you queer beer" in front of the pub. All Particularly distressing to me was the administration will carefully rethink the dosages through our veins and we put start getting down to the niny gritty. showed pride in the lesbian, gay and way that the messages were selectively hurtful decision to censor gay voices on ourselves through an emotional roller- Conversation includes personal bisexual community in a humorous and removed. In some places, only the words OUT own campus. master ride with our hearts fluttering philosophies regarding commitment, gay and lesbian were erased; "read gay non-destructive way. is a graduate student in dangerously over the edge. theories about love and sex and no books" in front of the library became Andrew A. Gans I Mfortunately, when students arrived the Health Science department. Perhaps it is some combination of doubt the most important subjects vitamin D from the sun and endorphins memories of and lessons learned from from the exercise we pack into the spring past mates. months in anticipation of bikinis. At this stage, major decisions must be Whatever the reason, those hormones made. Evaluate your feelings. Estimate certainly wreak havoc with our social your date's feelings. Do they match? Are lives. both of you willing to put your hearts on WRITER Throughout the brisk winter months, I the line equally and be that vulnerable? kept close to my twice-weekly habit of Are either of you trying too hard? Is hitting the bar two-stepping to Garth this what you were really looking for, or FORUM Stacey Goggin Brooks & Co. There, every time, would are you pursuing this because you feel be my same circle of friends, prepared you have to be in a relationship any for another night of foolishness and relationship to have an identity? conversation without romantic pressures. Wait a minute, who said anything But then along came a few cozy days about a relationship? I thought we were Right to bear arms bears examination of 75 degree-plus weather, the first days just dating! of April and daylight-saving time, and ()oh, some scary thoughts. But then, Perata, an Alameda County For instance, my friend Steve, a gun second chance. the hunt began in earnest. dating is sort of a twisted carnival fun- Donsupervisor, went out Saturday enthusiast, owns eight different kinds of Possibly the most tragic of all are fatal One of my friends leaned over to me house type of experience. giving away gun-trigger locks, guns. He keeps them unloaded and locked accidents between children. Already in the other night and half-jokingly asked, For instance, plain laws of averages which were donated by in storage which is different from Joe 1992 there have been two child deaths by "If everyone keeps pairing up like this, indicate that your ideal date's ideal date McDonald's, to any Alameda County Citizen who keeps a loaded .357 in a desk guns in the Bay Area that I know of. One who am I gonna dance with?" An is not you. We can't all be Armand resident who wanted them. His premise, drawer. toddler shot himself on New Year's Day excellent question. Assante or Cindy Crawford. Bummer. he said, was to prevent any more deaths People need to wake up and understand and one youngster accidentally shot his It is actually entertaining to watch from children playing with guns. that intruders don't come when you're best friend. The alarming rate of these to predict That's not a bad idea, but I've got a home, and if they do, they want your has resulted in criminal most ot We tune attempting in those few isolated cases, stuff, accidents and being floored by better one: let's get rid of all loaded guns not your fife. for the responsible adults. the future couples, Buttwo people connect. Call it penalties decides permanently. So, meanwhile, loaded guns these aren't good enough reasons to the peculiar matches fate finally chemistry, call it Karma, call it are If Too many people buy handguns with causing all kinds of destruction like of handguns, then consider the fact upon. a miracle, but once in a while two people get rid the idea of protecting themselves and their murders, suicides and fatal accidents. that many criminals get their guns by In order not to he the wallflower, to fall madly in love, have a healthy families from intruders. But studies show Take the story of a man who stealing them from houses. Law-abiding avoid the fate of being left the odd one relationship and make it last for the rest awoke in over and over that these handguns are the middle of the night after end up helping the gun-toting out, and to appease the almighty of their lives. hearing citizens all join in. more likely to be used against family noises in the kitchen. When he confronted crooks. hormone god, of course, we Problem is, I haven't run into any such Me included. members than the criminals. the intruder, he aimed low so as to hit him As George Napper, Atlanta public- people who didn't pay their dues on the I realize the controversy over gun in the knees and not kill him. Well, safety commissioner put it, "America the Gecz, I don't EVER remember he dating circuit first. control and the argument that the right to shot his 3 -year-old beautiful is increasingly becoming ironing this much. son straight through So I'll spend this afternoon ironing own guns is constitutionally protected. the heart instead. America the violent." See, the thing I hate about dating is shins I'll later decide look stupid on me, The Second Amendment was written a Also, murders happen when fights He's right. And a large part of that that "audition feeling." You know, you rifling through my drawers for just the long time ago and I'm not sure it still between family members escalate, and, in comes from readily-available loaded put your identity on the line for another right socks, and searching for a way to applies saying, "A well-regulated Militia, the heat of the moment, one kills the handguns. person to pass judgment upon. That's a keep my palms from sweating. being necessary to the security of a free other. There's no chance to look back. I recognize the right to own guns, but big risk for self-esteem which can rise Shhh, don't tell anyone, but I'm afraid State. the right of the people to keep and Suicides by guns are another tragic we as a society need to closely examine and fall with the tides. I'm looking forward to it. bear Arms, shall not be infringed." situation. My cousin's roommate in Chico whether we really need to have them, In the initial stages, date dialogue is However, as much as I hate guns, I'm got drunk one night and blew off his head. before any more children or innocent pretty innocuous. It's pretty much limited still not in favor of changing the law Many people feel that he might still be people die. to topics like what you do for a living, Brooke Shelby Biggs is a Daily staff because there is a difference between guns alive if a gun wasn't right at his fingertips. what classes you're taking, what your columnist. Her column appears every kept for protection and guns kept for Maybe he would've sobered up and gotten Stacey Coggin is a Daily staff writer. stand is on Jerry Brown's foreign policy sport. some help. But with a gun there's no

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CHICANO LIBRARY PHI ALPHA THETA AND THE DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS: IMPROVISED MUSIC RESOURCE CENTER: "Working HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Dr. ThgeSDAY9 Seminar. "Nonlinear Dynamics and PROGRAM MUSIC Topm in San Francisco's Mission District: the Robert Schaefer, "The Withenng Away Chaos," SCI 251, 1:30 p.m., call 924- DEPARTMENT: "Swing Break," A.S. PROGRAM BOARD: Experiences and Observation of a of the Marxist State," liGH 118, 3 p.m. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR 5245. Big band and Vocal Jazz, Concert Hall Wednesday Nite Cinema, "Cape Fear," Latino Librarian," WLN 307, 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., call 924-5518. CHEMICAL ENGINEERS: Guest GALA: GAY, LESBIAN, AND Music Department, 7:30 p.m., call 924- S.U. Ballroom, 6 p.m and 9 p.m., call to 1 p.m., call 924-2707 or 924-2815. Speaker, 'lope Molecular 4678. 924-6261. RE-ENTRY ADVISORY Nanotechnology. S.L1 Costanoan BISEXUAL ALLIANCE: Gay CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PROGRAM: Brown Bag Lunch Room. 8 p.m , call 924-4000 Pride Picnic, BBQ Pit, 12 p.m. to 2 INTERFRATERNITY ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: ORGANIZATION: Lecture, S.U. Topic: Graduate School Opportunities, p.m.; Key Note Speaker Tom Nolan COUNCIL: David Westhol Presents Open 12* 12 Meeting, Campus Almaden Room, 12:30 p.m.. call 342- S.U. Pacheco Room, 12 p.m. to 1:30 B.A.S.E.(BLACK ALLIANCE OF and Reception, ENG 189, 2 p.m. to 4 "Hazing On Trial," Open To All, Christian Center (corner of 10th and 4547. p.m., call 924-5931. SCIENTIST AND ENGINEERS): p.m.; Comedian Scott Capurro, Morris Dailey Auditorium, 7 p.m., call San Carlos streets) 12:15 p.m., call General Body Meeting. ENG 358, 6 DEPARTMENT OF SJSU CYCLING TEAM: Club ENG 189 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.; 298-7679. 266-9606. p.m., call 924-8419. Special BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES: Meeting, S.U. Costanoan Room, 7 Presentation of Wednesday PEER EDUCATION BAPTIST STUDENT Seminar. -The Endangered Salt Marsh p.m., call 251-7784. CAMPUS MINISTRY: Dinner Nile Cinema, "Paris Is Burning," S.U. PROGRAM: Games, Prizes And MINISTRIES: Fellowship, S.U. harvest Mouse: Scenarios for Fellowship, All Welcome, Campus Ballroom, 7:30 to 9:30; "Sahara," Latin Condom Co0p, S.U. Mid Level, 10 Montalvo Room, 11:30 p.m. to 12:20 SJSU FANTASY/STRATEGY Ministry Center (corner of 10th and Female Impersonator Review, S.U. Recovery," Dil 135, 1:30 p.m., call CLUB: -10 Serve & Protect," S.U. a.m. to 2 p.m., call 924-6143. p.m., call 723-0500. 924-4900. San Carlos streets) 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Ballroom, 9:30 p.m. to 11 p.m., call Pacheco Room, 5:30 p.m., call 924- call 298-0204. 236-2002. SOCIETY OF WOMEN CAREER OPTION AND GALA: GAY, LESBIAN, AND 7097. ENGINEERS: Elections And PLACEMENT: 1,aw Information CAREER PLANNING AND THE GROUP FOR CRITICAL BISEXUAL ALLIANCE: Spencer SJSU WING General Meeting, ENG 337, 12:30 p.m. Day, S.U. Umunhuin Room, 11:30 a.m. Boy Scouts of CHUN PLACEMENT: Resume I. S.U. STUDIES: Professor Rita Manning Nutting Former ASSOCIATION: Meeting. Women's to 1:30 p.m., call 287-8863. to 3 p.m.; Career Options in America, S.U. Guadalupe Room, 12 Guadalupe Room. 12:30 p.m., call 924- on "Should a Feminist Care?" FO Meteorology, DH 615, 4 p.m., call 924- Gym Patio Area, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., call 6033. Building 104, 1:30 p.m., call 924-4488 STUDENT CALIFORNIA p.m. to 2 p.m.; Condom Co-op, Student 249-8573. 6033. Union, All day, call 236-2002. GOLDEN KEY NATIONAL TEACHER'S ASSOCIATION: CREDENTIAL OFFICE: Single Multi-Media Presentation, S11 331, 12 CATHOLIC NEWMAN SPARTAN MARCHING BAND Subject Credential Group Advisement, HONOR SOCIETY: General HOMECOMING COMMITTEE: FLAG TEAM: Clinic for women p.m., call 264-1308. COMMUNITY: "Exploring Catholic Informational Meeting, S.U. Council SH 347, 3 p.m., call 924-3757. Meeting, S.U. Montalvo Room, 6 p.m., wanting to be part of the band next fall, call 354-9608. Faith," Campus Christian Centex Chambers. It am. to 12 p.m., call 924- DEPARTMENT OF (corner of 10th and San Carlos streets). 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Music Room 150, 6230. call 924-4643. PHILOSOPHY: Professor Tommy HISPANIC BUSINESS 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., call 298-0204. Lott, "Slavery & Social Philosophy," ASSOCIATION: Meeting, S.U. LIBERAL STUDIES SOCIETY: SPARTAN MARCHING BAND Meeting with Three Guest Speakers, FO 235, 3 p.m., call 924-4519 or 292- Pacheco Room. 6:30 p.m.. call 365- PERCUSSION SECTION: Clinic 8525. 2879. S.U. Costanoan Room, 5 p.m., call for students wanting to play in the 255-8926. drum line next Fall, 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., Music Room 150, call 924-4643.

'vicious' pet Bill requiring women to seek counseling for abortion dropped Dog owner refuses to surrender SACRAMENTO (AP) Abor- ry subcommittee. similar to provisions of a Pennsylvania VISTA, Calif. (AP) A northern her home arid planned to move to Ore- produce the dog for a hearing on tion opponents dropped an "informed "We had to admit that there was a abortion law being reviewed by the San Diego County woman who gon where she could be with her dog, whether it should be destroyed, but she consent" bill Tuesday, saying it had certain futility of taking it to this U.S. Supreme Court. refused to turn her dog over to the Saint, which is boarded there at a spirited Saint away instead. little chance of passing the state graveyard of pro-life bills, of which The Chandler bill would have county Department of Animal Control $250-a-month kennel. Assembly this year. there are many in the Assembly," said required women seeking abortions to Prosecutor Gary Hoover told the The California Pro-Life Council Jan Carroll, a lobbyist for the group. receive counseling about the develop- was fined $500 and must spend 200 "I don't have a place to live," said judge during Borrell's sentencing hours working at an animal shelter. withdrew the measure before a hear- The measure by Assemblyman ment of the fetus and about possible Borrell, who gets what her lawyer hearing that she was a "flagrant ing scheduled by an Assembly judicia- Chris Chandler, R -Yuba City, was medical and psychological risks. Municipal Judge Luther L. Leeger described as a small disability pension. scofflaw," and that there was no evi- imposed the sentence Monday on "I'm not exactly sure what I'm going dence Animal Control officials intend- Terry Bonet!, 57, of Fallbrook, who to do next. I have someone in Oregon ed to destroy her dog. says she's thinking of moving to Ore- who said I could stay in a house there, But defense attorney D. Wayne gon to live with the Doberman pinsch- but who knows what's going to hap- Brechtel responded that "it takes no er that was the focus of her case. pen?" mental giant to figure out what would Borrell was scheduled to stand trial Animal Control officials declared have happened to Saint if (Borrell) had Monday for not handing in the dog, Borrell's dog vicious and ordered her tumed him over." but instead pleaded no contest to to keep it confined at all times after it Since this case began, a number of charges of failing to control a dog that ripped someone's trousers four years pet owners has rallied behind BOITCH'S had been declared vicious. ago. cause and formed a group called Saying the case had left her broke Borrell's legal problems started BARC, for Bring About Regulatory and homeless, which "seems like a after two San Diego Gas & Electric Change. severe penalty to pay," Borrell Co. meter readers reported last year The group contends the county's promised to appeal the legality of a that her dr.g was loose and prevented vicious-dog law is so broad and vague county ordinance that allowed animal them from getting out of their truck to that it allows Animal Control officials A/ I\C7 O\ QIAL control to declare her dog vicious. read meters on the street. to capriciously declare dogs vicious Burrell tater said she had rented out "lbe department ordered Borrell to even if they haven't bitten anyone. THURSDAY-APRIL 9- viORRIS DAILY ALDITORLM CALENDAR OF EVENTS 11) vl FREE Associated Students tbaze2(haz) v. hazed,haz ing. 1. To harass, initiate or discipline(follow students)by forcing to do humiliating or painful things.

April 1992 SM Tw S 5 8 7 81 92 103 Hazing On Trial is a graphic, intense mock trial/discussion of hazing practices that 12 13 14 141 15 16 17 le resulted in the death of a young 19 20 2/ 22 pledge and the prosecution of his big brother, the 26 27 23 24 28 29 30 25 chapter presidcnt. Come listen to David Wasthol, Executive Director of Theta Chi Fraternity, explain how to prevent or stop hazing from occurring. Through an examination of the practices, the nine common excuses and rationalizations for hazing are revealed and confronted. Hazing effects everyone not just fraternities ©IP II and sororities Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend. qi.DA UM' Concerning 1992-93 A.S. Budget TODAY, Funded ASSOCIATED April 8th at 3 Student p.m., in the by LI/ STUDENTS Union A.S. For more information call: 298-7679 Council Chambers A.S. Committee Positions Available Come Join The Fun! For information, call Tasha - Director Souza of Personnel 31st Annual

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DEADLINE APRIL 21st A.S. OFFICE. PICK UP APPIICATIONS AT A.S. Intercultural Committee li'414s- ins 141 is-ssiza I icons, lesi II 924-6240 4 Wednesday, April 8, 1992 II San lose State University SPARTAN DAILY FOOD Salmon fishing Kaaiai acquitted of attempted murder From Front Page SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) A former Hawaii high ic pistol went ott accidentally during a brief struggle at school volleyball star was acquitted Tuesday of charges Ms. Hansen's apartment. Everyone looks forward to it, he said she shot her former homosexual lover and college team- Likewise, Miguel Avilla, a mem Ms. Kaaiai said she was distraught and turned the Lusitania, the Por mate because of jealousy and obsessive love. gun on herself, wounding her shoulder. ber of Clube ban probable "It feels good to be free," said Kimberly Kaaiai, 21, tuguese Student Association, said thi Ms. Kaaiai also testified it was Ms. Hansen's use of food bazaar is a good fund-raiser ant who was released from jail after the verdict. cocaine, and not jealousy, that caused the problems in Neither she nor her former lover, Michelle Hansen, is one of the main events his club par "We have a (chino& salmon) stock their on-again, off-again relationship. ticipated in each year. Species dwindling, that's missed the escapement floor 22, were in the courtroom when the verdict was read. Afterward, a court clerk read a one-paragraph state- Jurors said both women's account of the shooting Chugh, whose club has participat three years in a row," he said. Escape- were reasonable, requiring them to acquit Ms. Kaaiai. ed in the bazaar for seven years, feet businesses suffer ment refers to the number of salmon ment from the jury advising both women to seek profes- sional counseling. Prosecutors had tried to show that Ms. Kaaiai's story it is a very important event. Most stu able to leave the ocean and return to was unbelievable because of the many steps needed to dents never have the opportunity it the rivers to spawn. "Neither one was innocent," said juror Susan Marks. MILLBRAE (AP) Rebuilding Ms. Kaaiai said she stayed in her jail cell because she fur the weapon. taste different types of food and witl depressed salmon stocks almost cer- "The projections are even in the these booths, they can just come b) absence of all fishing, we'd still miss didn't want her family to see her break down if convict- But juror Marcia Laurent said each juror handled the tainly will require a fishing ban in ed. weapon, discussed how it worked and concluded it and try them out, he said. some West Coast ocean areas and the escapement floor for that stock It costs each club $65 to rent 35,000. Thai's presumably the number "They've been through enough," she said at her attor- could have been fired accidentally. severe restrictions in others a govern- ney's office. Jurors had begun deliberating Monday morning after booth from the Associated Students ment scientist said Tuesday. that under no circumstances should and another $25 for a health permit we go below for reasons of conserva- Ms. Kaaiai was accused of attempted murder and closing arguments ended Friday in the three-week trial. "There is going to he an absence of assault with a firearm in the Dec. 18 shooting of Ms. Alexandre said. In addition, the Santa fishing off the California coast. Really tion." The drought, overfishing and Ms. Kaaiai initially was released on $50,000 bail Clara County health department destruction of salmon habitat all fig- I lansen, who has not regained full use of her left leg. after her arrest, but she was re-arrested a day later and it's a question of bow large that exclu- The injury curtailed Ms. Hansen's plans to go on the comes to inspect the booths, he said sion or absence of fishing is," federal ured in the dramatic decline of the her hail increased to $200,000 after her mother tried to The clubs who are participating in Klamath River fishery and rebuilding professional beach volleyball circuit. contact Ms. Hansen at a hospital. biologist Peter Dygert said after pre- She was teaching high school volleyball at the time. the International Food Bazaar are the senting a report to a meeting of the it won't happen without time and The bail terms had forbidden such contact, prosecu- Akbayan Club, the Asian Business money. Ms. Kaaiai said she had no hard feelings toward Ms. tors said. Pacific Fishery Management Council. Hansen but also didn't wish to see her again. Ms. League, the Association of Singa- "Everybody can share the blame," Ms. Kaaiai's mother lives in Anaheim in Orange porean and Malaysian Students, Dygert said. "There have been a long Hansen could not be reached for comment. The federal agency regulates fish- Prosecutors contended Ms. Kaaiai shot Ms. Hansen, County. Her father works for the Honolulu Police Clube Lusitania, the Hispanic Busi- ing three miles to 200 miles off the series of fishery impacts and the Department. ness Association, the Indian Student drought exacerbated the deteriorated a former teammate at Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, coast. It is considering a ban on the because of jealousy after Ms. Hansen began dating a Ms. Kaaiai had finished her academic eligibility at Association, the Nutrition and Food Pacific salmon ocean catch from Mex- status of habitat. We face continued Cal Poly and was planning to return to Hawaii to live Science Club, Pi Alpha Phi, the Stu- drought It's going to be a continuing man. ico to Canada this season as one of Ms. Hansen testified their lesbian relationship was when the shooting occurred. dent Occupational Therapy Associa- three options to address seriously problem until first of all we get more tion, Tau Delta Phi, the Society of water to address habitat constraints for marked by constant fights. She said Tuesday she would return to Hawaii in a depleted stocks. But Ms. Kaaiai testified the .22-caliber semiautomat- few days. Latino Engineers and Scientists and The other options would reduce the that stock, for all the stocks really." the Students for the Ethical Treatment overall catch by half or two-thirds. of Animals. California Fish and Game officials Dygert also presented a report, have scheduled an April 16 hearing to based on a yearlong study, examining consider similar restrictions in their the decline of certain varieties of jurisdiction coa.stal areas and the salmon in Washington's Puget Sound. rivers and streams used by salmon for The Puget Sound study group found Texas blast flattens homes, kills one spawning. that salmon population forecasts for At stake are the future of dwin- the sound were overly optimistic and BRENHAM, Texas (AP) An explosion pack- miles south of this eastern Texas town of 12,000. It stores the fuel in caverns inside underground salt dling salmon species and the liveli- led to overfishing. "We were underes- ing the power of an earthquake ripped open an rattled homes and buildings as far away as Galve- domes. hoods of thousands of commercial timating exploitation rates sometimes underground gas pipeline Tuesday, killing one per- ston, more than 90 miles away, and Vidor, 140 miles It wasn't immediately clear whose pipeline fishermen and charter boat operators. by a factor of two or more," Dygert son, flattening nearby mobile homes, and shaking away. leaked or exploded. The council, based in Portland, told the council. buildings more than 140 miles away. It registered 3.5 to 4.0 on the Richter scale, or as Bob Howe, president of Mapco Inc., Seminole's Ore., has held several meetings over He added that the population fore- Cars were thrown from nearby roads. Leaves strong as an earthquake that could cause slight to parent company, said the company's sensors had the past month in coastal towns in casts used in the past by the (=mil to were ripped from trees whose trunks were black- moderate damage, Rice University in Houston detected a leak about 6 a.m. and sent a crew to set quotas for the areas had a margin Washington, Oregon and California to ened. Livestock lay dead in fields. Eighteen people reported check. hear public comment. of error of up to 30 percent."If you were injured, four critically, said James Kolstad, a "It is amazing the devastation that you can see "They confirmed that gas was on the ground," he Its final recommendation will don't want to live with this uncertain- member of the National Transportation Safety within a two-to three-mile area," said Washington said. "But before they had a chance to do much of come on Friday. The recommendation ty, then you have to decrease harvest Board. County Judge Dorothy Morgan. anything, it exploded." must be approved by the U.S. com- rates," Dygert said. "It looks like a tornado came through except "I know there are probably about 50 homes that Pipeline workers had warned residents to turn off merce secretary before implementa- Better coordination among state, there was a path of fire," said Ron Haussecker, have been destroyed or have some type of damage," appliances, said Mitchell Hall, 31, who was admitted tion. tribal, and federal agencies in protect- emergency management coordinator for Washington she said. to a hospital. Dygert, a biologist with the ing and restoring salmon habitat, a County. The only death was that of a 6-year-old boy who "There was gas floating around," he said. "It National Marine Fisheries Service in tightening of management policies Late Tuesday night, a plume of flame more than was blown out of a flattened mobile home, authori- looked like fog outside.... Everything around me just Seattle, said the most serious salmon and post-seasonal reviews of popula- 15 feet high still spewed from the ruptured pipeline. ties said. Rescuers searched damaged homes in the exploded." depletion problems are in the Klamath tion forecasts were among the group's Kolstad said it would probably be left to burn out. area for more victims but found none. "It's too early to say what happened, who's River fishery in northern California recommendations. "It looks like a tornado that was on fire," said "We had windows shaking, pictures falling off responsible," Howe said. But he said the company and southern Oregon. Negotiations on the salmon harvest Mike Cox, Department of Public Safety spokesman. the wall. Our phones and electricity went out inane- would seek to find clothing and accommodations for also should be further pursued with Workers had detected leaking gas in the area diately," said Andrea Allen, who lives nearby. people displaced by the blast Canada before the blast, an official said. "It was worse than any earthquake I've ever been Kolstad and his team of NTSB investigators Up to 65 percent of the salmon in Authorities suspect gas collected in a low-lying through," she said. "I used to live in California, and arrived Iliesday evening. 'Everybody can the Puget Sound fishery were harvest- ravine and was ignited by a passing vehicle or possi- the sound ... it was like intensified thunder that just The NTSB investigates all major transportation share the blame.' ed off Vancouver Island by Canadian bly by a pilot light in a nearby home. kept going and going and shaking at the same time." disasters in the United States and is charged with fishermen. The pipeline carried liquefied propane gas, often The blast occurred near a liquid propane storage determining the cause of pipeline accidents. "The burden of conservation must called LP gas, said Department of Public Safety facility owned by Seminole Pipeline Co. of Tulsa, Trinity Medical Center in Brenham reported Peter Dygert be applied throughout the range," said spokeswoman Laureen people, including three suffering serious Federal biologist Ken Henry, a member of a council Chemow. Okla. treating 17 advisory panel. The explosion occurred in a rural area seven However several pipelines feed the facility, which bums who were flown to hospitals in Houston. LAPD officers come forward, call defendant Briseno a liar SIMI VALLEY, Calif. (AP) testimony backfired. Officer Glen thought?" Barnett asked Watkins. "Yes, it would." said Watkins. Two veteran policemen dropped a King instead corroborated Briseno Defense lawyer Michael Stone Stone brought on the surprise wit- bombshell at the Rodney King beating saying the defendant told him he tried 'It's a code among police officers to objected to the use of the name Psy- nesses after dropping a bid to present trial Tuesday, accusing Officer to hold King down with his foot. cho, and the judge told Barnett to stop. expert testimony. He said the judge's Theodore Briseno of lying under oath "He said he was afraid if he got up maintain a certain amount of silence in Barnett suggested that both wit- ruling that he could not show an ani- and of bowing that "We had to kick a they would have beat him to death," nesses were testifying out of loyalty to mated videotape created by the expert little ass." said Officer King."... He said he tried their activities.' the LAPD and because Briseno had undermined her proposed testimony. The two men, one a current officer to stop it." He said the conversation broken a code of silence calling for Superior Court Judge Stanley and one retired, said they felt com- occurred within minutes of the other Officer Dennis Watkins officers not to tell on each other in Weisberg said he wasn't convinced pelled to conic forward over the week- two officers' encounter with Briseno. Los Angeles Police Department misconduct case. They denied this. that the tape, created by a biornechani- end after watching -rv and seeing Officer Dennis Watkins, a 26-year Asked about the so-called code of cal engineer with the help of a com- Priseno testify that his three co-defen- police veteran, took the stand first, last night." (expletive) deserved it anyway." silence, Watkins said, "I've heard the puter program, was scientifically reli- dant officers were "out of control" and saying he clearly remembered a con- Watkins then said he told Briseno Briseno's lawyer, John Barnett, term." Pressed further he said, "The able. had used excessive force in the beat- versation with Briseno the night after that internal affairs was on hand gath- mounted an angry attack on both wit- only place I've heard about code of ing. the March 3, 1991, beating as internal ering evidence and quoted Briseno as nesses, lk elicited from Watkins the silence is in the media.... It's a code Asked why he hadn't come for- affairs investigators swept into the Los responding, That’s OK. Let them. We fact that Williams was nicknamed among police officers to maintain a ward sooner with his account, retired Angeles Police Department's Foothill certain amount of silence in their didn't do anything wrong. Let them "Psycho" in the Police Department. DESIRED DOCUMENTS Officer Gerald Williams Sr. said, "I Division station and officers gabbed investigate all they want." Ile also elicited the scenario of how activities" didn't know the man was going to get about the videotape beating which had Williams, who followed Watkins to the men came to testify. "As far as you know, the code of I. Wouasees up and lie." just been shown on TV. the stand, took it a step further, saying Watkins said he suddenly remem- silence is just something the media Tek 295-8870

Briseno, 39, and three other white He said he and Briseno were in the that he continued the conversation bered the conversation during cooked up?" asked Barnett. FAX 926-1505 policemen, Laurence Powell, 29, Tim- watch commander's office with with Briseno after Watkins left. Briseno's testimony Friday, and on "No," said Watkins. othy Wind, 31, and Sgt. Stacey Koon, "I told him it was a big thing. Inter- Saturday night called Williams to see On examination by Barnett, both WORD PROCESSING 41, are accused of assaulting the black "I looked over and said, 'Hey Ted, nal affairs had been in the station all if he remembered it too. men acknowledged that Briseno's tes- Laser Printed motorist. A neighborhood resident did you see yourself on TV tonight?" night collecting papers.... He said, "I wanted to see if he would come timony hurt the other defendants. videotaped the beating. said Watkins. If he was believed it would make 'We didn't do anything wrong. They forward also," said Watkins. -Resumes -Legal Papers later, a third officer was called by "Officer Briseno said, 'Oh yeah, can investigate me all they want. The "Did Psycho tell you what he everybody in the department look bad, the defense to attack Briseno, but his that arrest. We had to kick a little ass wouldn't it?" Bartlett asked. -Reports -Business Letters -Speeches 'Forms ABC to add three new cartoons _A to Saturday morning lineup A.S. Program Board Wednesday Nile Cinema Presents: TWO VITAL KEYS TO cheek comedy-adventure series about WINNING JOB OFFERS 'Hammerman,' Marshal Moo Montana, deputies 1)akota Reetlejuice' cut Dude and Cowlorado Kid. loot *A Resume ling Stands Out and Says "Yes" NEW YORK (AP) Three new Shows not returning this fall are animated series "The Addams "I lammerman," "Pirates of Darkwa- *Interviewing Skills That Family," "Goof Troop," and "Wild ter," "Beetlejuice" and "Slimer! and Bring "Living Proof" to West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa" The Real Ghmtbusters." Your Resume will join ABC's Saturday morning Currently. ABC leads the three net- lineup this fall, the network announced works in Saturday morning 'Neatly. season-to- Now it's possible to receive the valuable personal coaching date and household ratings. CAPI, flAR and attention that top executives pay for, at a significant "The Addams Family," based on fraction of the cost. characters created by cartoonist Returning to the ABC schedule, Charles Addams and the like-named which begins Sept. 12, is "A Pup s Special Program Package for "Soon Grads" '60s TV show, is from Hanna-Barbera Named Scooby Doo," after a year's includes: -Resume/Job Search Consultation Productions Inc. hiatus. -Interviewing Skills Voices will be provided by John Also returning are "The New -Cover/Follow Up Letters Astin, who was Gomez in the TV Adventures of Winnic the Pooh," /4"Hkr -Professional Typing of Term Papers series, comedian Rip "Land of the Lost," "Darkwing Taylor as Fester TODAY'S JOB MARKET IS TOUGH COMPETITION and Carol Channing as the voice of Duck," "The Bugs Bunny & iNveety Grandmaina Show" hour. TODAY, APRIL 8,6 & 9pm START GETTING READY, NOW. *Develop confidence, winning personality and presence when "Goof Troop," from Walt Disney Also returning, for a 16th consecu- student Union 13,111room interviewing. Television Animation, marks the 60th tive season, is the occasional "AB(' Admission: $2.50 Season Pass:$10.00 Dcal with interview fears, anxieties and more. anniversary of the studio's lovable Weekend Specials" series. Refreshments Available! Public Welcome! ' Develop a winning resume. bumbler, Goofy, who's living as a sin- Call the R.A.T. Line for more info: One special will be based on the 924-6261 or 924-6263 FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION gle father and raising his 11 -year-old son, Max. lax* by Britain's Prince Charles, "The Legend of Lochnagar," with Charles 236-3285 "Moo Mesa," yierjr4 LAWRENCE CHADWICK Er ASSOC, animated by (jun- appearing as host of the animated pro- IIi ii\ Aled ther-Wahl Productions, is a tongue-in- gram. NItidt.111, Resume& Job Search Consultants 1190 Saratoga Ave., Suite 210

MOINE SPORTS SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University Wednesday, Apr118, 1992 5

SUSAN BROWN DAILY Quadriplegic rugby comes to SJSU COLUMNIST

Plans for a 'The competition, as a whole, was so much stronger this year. It's great to see life filled the whole sport raised to another level.' Terry Vinyard with golf Coach of the Tampa Generals I could retire right now. the players scoring goals by rolling methodical contest of wills. The ten- /wishI'm serious. Because ill was through a set of cones with a volley- sion and concentration could be seen retired, I could play golf every ball in their lap. Every 10 seconds the by the slower pace of the champi- day. ball must be dribbled or passed. onship game. The offensive players Just imagine for a moment if you The players master "picking," or took their time, dribbling the ball and will. Every day would be, in a blocking the wheels of their opponent searching for a weakness before sense, a day off. Every day a by placing their own wheelchair in the plunging toward the goal, fighting potential golf day. way. their way out of frustrating picks. Every day possessing hours of Some of the maneuvers are remi- When the game is so close "it's daylight, begging to be filled with niscent of a bumper-car ride, with just a matter of who flinches when," golf-related activity. chairs smashing together at high NiLs Jorgensen, a player for Quadzilla often rely on It's too good to wish for. speeds. The players said. brute strength to bust through a goal "At times, everyone was not play- That would, however, be the life. line clogged with the wheelchairs of ing up to their capabilities, but we When I do retire, I think I'll join a defensive players. pulled it off as a team effort," Dave ladies club at one of the local golf Players often end up on the Gould of the Generals said. courses. ground, either due to a hard hit or an Because they came so close to Heck, I'll join several of them at overzealous reach for the ball. The winning the title, Quadzilla's second- various courses. I'll be in my golden play continues as long as the fallen place ranking will "make them hun- years, so why not?! can do what! player is not in danger, to discourage gry," Vinyard said. They'll be the want. Scott Sady Daily staff photographer players from falling on purpose to get team to watch next year, he added. Maybe, if I find myself single at Nils Jorgensen (left) tries to block a pass by Joe Soares during the U.S. Quadriplegic Rugb- Finals a time-out for their team. "The competition as a whole was the time, I'll start a coed club at Other times the plays are depen- so much stronger this year," Vinyard some upstart, progressive golf By Christal Niederer Tampa Generals finally rolled past the whose team scored the winning goal dent on a more strategic finesse-type said. "It's great to see the whole sport course. What a stink that would Daily staff writer Berkeley Quadzilla 29-28 to win the with just 17 seconds left in the game. of play. The players slalom quickly raised to another level." cause. National Quad Rugby Championships "They almost did it," Vinyard said. around opponents or pass to a team- l'he Tampa team overcame nine The brutal game of quadriplegic held at SJSU Thursday through Sun- "(Quadzilla) showed guts, they kept mate who can sneak over the goal line other national teams from Berkeley, Anyway, I'll play with my fellow rugby came to SJSU last week. day. coming!' unhindered. Minnesota, Boston, North Dakota, club members every week. In With the final two teams playing "It was a little heart-stopping," said The games were played in the The final game was less an exhibi- New York, Eugene, Northridge and between strokes we'll discuss our neck and neck the whole game, the Terry Vinyard, coach of the Generals, Spartan Complex women's gym, with tion of strength as it was a deliberate, Santa Barbara. game and how we faired the last time out. We'll talk over strategy and what courses are more difficult or easier than the one we are currently on. SJSU scholar athletes I'll know all the marshals and course golf pros on a first name basis. The golf pros will give me honored at banquet free tees and let me write a personal check for the green fees if I fmd myself short of cash on any particular day. Tracy Hanson, The marshals will come by on 'Kathy (Strahan) their carts and communicate the Donnie Rea really emphasizes latest weather conditions and how they affect the way the greens are earn top awards school.' playing that day. By Brian Harr I'll take three or four vacations a Jenny Cook year and pack my golf clubs Daily staff writer sisu softball player religiously. Spartan right fielder Jenny Cook I'll check out courses all over the was named the top scholar athlete ing good discipline and allowing time world and report back to my ladies Tuesday morning. for studying. club when I return. She and more than 50 other ath- "They're not going to go profes- Yeah, I can't wait. letes were honored at the Outstanding sional," Strahan said, "so a degree is Scholar-Athlete Breakfast in the Stu- definitely first priority." grandfather is retired. In dent Union Ballroom. Leslie A. Salzmann Daily photo editor Myfact, he'll know just what She pointed out that a conflict is Golfer Tracy Hanson and Spartan SJSU forward "Ibm Bedinotti drills the ball past alumni goalie Sean Keohene for a Spartan goal I'm talking set up by design with players, their about. He'll pitcher Donnie Rea were named Big know, because he's lives hectic traveling schedules, and their it every West Scholar-Athletes. day. I don't know necessarily that academic schedules. This marks the second consecutive Spartan soccer springs into action he participates in a ladies club, but The breakfast was conducted by I'll bet he's teeing off somewhere year Hanson has won the honor. the Division of Intercollegiate Athlet- By Jim Silva SJSU alumni team, headed by leg- SJSU may need another good right now. ics and was co-sponsored by the Cook, a junior in environmental Daily staff writer endary coach Julie Menendez. recruiting class. Next season SJSU He retired from his wholesale studies, led the Spartans to a 9-1 win Alumni Association and the Spartan Earlier in the day SJSU gained an will begin play in the Mountain Pacif- Foundation. business in Corvallis, Oregon, over the University of Utah Aggies The SJSU soccer team ends nine impressive 2-1 win over USE, last ic Soccer Conference, a newly formed and two nearly 15 years ago, sold his house Saturday, with three hits Academic Vice President Arlene weeks of training today when it scrim- year's WCAC champions, in a four- group that includes some of the best RBIs. and moved to Hawaii. Okerlund was the guest speaker Tues- mages the defending professional team tournament played at St. Mary's. West Coast teams around. The Spar- Just like that, instant heaven. If Softball coach Kathy Strahan said, day. national champion San Francisco Bay In the second game of the tournament tans will play in the Northern Division that wasn't enough, my grandfather "She has been helpful for us in a big Blackhawks at the South Campus SJSU fell 3-0 to a fresh St. Mary's of the MPSC, which includes Fresno Among other issues, she chal- is also a retired naval officer, which way," calling her RBIs Saturday "key: practice field at 3 p.m. team, St. Clair said. State, Stanford and Washington all students to "Learn all they can means he has access to all of the lenged The Spartans lost to the Black - St. Clair, who succeeded Menen- top 20 teams last season. The Southern Her performance on the field is SJSEJ island's military golf courses. while they're at ... We need hawks 5-0 in a scrimmage on Mon- dez two years ago as the soccer team's features perennial powers UCLA, San only half the reason, her 3.81 cumula- envisionary, informed leaders who are day. "We kept our own with them," bead coach, said he is looking forward Diego State and UNLV. The MPSC The man has his cake and eats it tive grade point average is the other, and capable of carrying out self inter- too. "Kathy (Strahan) really emphasizes SJSU I lead Coach St. (lair said. "It to signing another excellent group of will be by far the best soccer confer- est." was a real positive result. They're the talented high school players. He called ence in the country, St. Clair said. Don't take it the wrong way. I'm school," Cook said, pointing out the She stressed being well-rounded in best team in the country." the prospects for the year's recruiting SJSU will take the summer off and happy for him. He deserves every seven softball players which were at school, highlighting the necessity for St. (lair called the Spring a pro- class, "As good as last year, and return for training camp in late moment. It just doesn't seem fair. the breakfast, and mentioned the 10 last semester. cultural awareness. ductive one for the team. Saturday the maybe even better." Last season St. August The team starts regular season Hawaii, the weather, the beaches, Spartans played three games, includ- (lair was able to bring in a solid group play on Sept. 5 against Notre Dame of She touched on political as well as the beauty and the golf. Strahan's team was honored as the ing an afternoon scrimmage against an of young players. Belmont. All that and no job to go to every team with the highest total team CPA cultural issues. day. for the fall and spring semesters of Judo and baseball were the two Oh well. We live with what we 1991. sports with the most scholar-athletes are dealt with I guess. She commended her team on hay- honored, judo, 13 and baseball. 10. With all that my grandfather has, there is one thing that will always bother him, however. 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Monday d e ,c, ..a, S., & Saturday $5 (Cc., appears every Wednesday on Op mean (30 001 parednoartes chime hotel as 30day @dance rawvanon were mowed Void ohne prolebled 6 Wednesday, April It, 1992 III San Jose State University U SPARTAN DAILY Pulitzers awarded New Daily exec-editor chosen in journalism, arts 0 NEW YORK (AP) The Pulitzer ents for running a home that did not By Christal Niederer She said she is considering asking the faculty to Prizes in journalism were awarded teach racism even though we lived in Daily staff wnter write articles or views for the opinion page. Tuesday for reporting on subjects the most segregated city in America," Patel been an enthusiastic reporter this semester, ranging from the Sierras to the sub- said Raines, 49. Smita Patel was chosen April 1 a.s the new exec- putting in long hours to get stories, according to way, a desert war to the demise of a "We're honored, particularly since utive editor for the Spartan Daily's fall semester. Angela Hill, the current executive editor. coup. The Sacramento Bee, The New two of our just finest writers were Patel plans to use the paper to connect the cam- "She's level-headed and she has good news judg- York Times and Newsday each won involved and we are honored to be pus more. ment." Hill said. "I think she'll do a good job. She', two awards. recognized for the quality of our writ- "1 think the campus is made of lots of little really dedicated to the paper?' The Associated Press won the spot ing and analysis, as well as things we groups," Patel said. She sees the paper as a way to "I'm hooked on it, basically," Patel said. news photography award for the sec- traditionally win for," said Max bring these groups together. Patel was editor of the Leigh High School paper, ond straight year. The 1992 prize was Frankel, executive editor of the Tunes. This can be done by "establishing a real dialogue and was a reporter on the Spartan Daily this awarded to the AP for photos of the The Pulitzer for spot news report- in the paper," Patel said. She wants to cover more semester. She is a senior in the reporting and editing attempted coup in Russia and the col- ing went to the New York Newsday issues on minorities, the environment and include sequence of the journalism program. lapse of the Communist regime. staff for coverage of a subway derail- viewpoints of more campus groups in an effort to Patel was chosen by the current Spartan Daily "I didn't even know that a citizen ment that left five passengers dead make the paper a more vital part of the university. reporters and editors, and by a selection committee of the former Soviet Union could win and more than 200 injured. "1 will see all sides of the issues," she said. A of three current staff editors, four journalism faculty the prize!" photographer Boris The international reporting prize paper shouldn't be restricted to just a few view- members and Ken Blase, chairrnan of the depart- Yurchenlco, who turned 55 Tuesday, went to Patrick J. Sloyan of Newsday journalism and mass communications. Sint fa Palc I points, Patel said. ment of said in Moscow. on Long Island for reporting after the "It's an honor to win this for the Persian Gulf War that revealed new AP, but it's also a fitting tribute to a details of "friendly fire" incidents. staff that has had to endure tumid dif- Maria Henson of the Lexington ficulties and hardships month after (Ky.) Herald-Leader won a Pulitzer in month, yin AJabiso, the AP's execu- editorial writing for work the judges tive photo editor, said in New York. said prompted significant reforms for Pulitzers in the arts also were battered women. A SPOONFUL OF SUGAR awarded Tuesday, the 76th year for Lorraine Adams and Dan Malone the prizes, given by Columbia Univer- (gibe Dallas Morning News captured sity under a trust set up by the will of the investigative reporting prize for Publisher Joseph Pulitzer. articles that charged Texas police with Jane Smiley won the fiction prize extensive misconduct and power for "A Thousand Acres." "The Ken- abuse. tucky Cycle," by Robert SchenIckan, Ralph E. Langer, senior vice presi- won for drama, and "Maus," by Art dent and executive editor of the Morn- Spiegelman, was given a special ing News, flew to Dallas from a news- award. paper editors' convention in Washing- The Pulitzer in biography went to ton, D.C., after receiving word of the Lewis B. Puller Jr. for "Fortunate Son: award early Tuesday. The Healing of a Vietnam VeL" Puller "There are some very happy peo- is the son of Chesty Puller, the most ple here," he said. "We are having decorated Marine in U.S. Marine cake and champagne and some high Corps history. fives and tears and doing well." Other journalism prizes were given Jeff Taylor and Mike McGraw of for reporting on topics that included The Kansas City Star won for national police misconduct, battered women reporting, examining the U.S. Depart- and animal research. ment of Agriculture. Editor Joe The Sacramento Bee won its first McGuff, who announced recently be Pulitzers since 1935, for public ser- will retire May 1, said, "It's a great vice and beat reporting. way to go out." Bee reporter Tom Knudson was The prize for explanatory journal- honored for "The Sierra in Peril," an ism went to Robert S. Capers and Eric examination of environmental threats Lipton of The Hartford (Conn.) and damage to the Sierra Nevada. Courant for a series about the flawed Knudson won the national reporting Hubble space telescope. Pulitzer in 1985 while at The Des John Kaplan of Block Newspapers, Moines Register. Toledo, Ohio, won the feature photog- Deborah Blum won the beat raphy prize for showing the diverse reporting prize for "The Monkey lifestyles of seven 21 -year-olds Wars," a series exploring the complex nationwide. ethical and moral questions surround- Signe Wilkinson of the Philadel- ing primate research. phia Daily News won for editorial "It was a big gamble, this series," cartooning. Blum said. "It was one of those things In addition to Yurchenko, the win- you start and have no idea where it's ning AP photographers are Liu going to go." Heung-Shing, Olga Shalygin, Alexan- Anna Quindlen of The New York der Zemlianichenko and Czarek Times won the commentary prize for Sokolowslci. Scott Sady - Daily staff photographer columns on personal and political top- No award was presented for criti- Chemistry 30B instructor, Randy Brooks, lends a helping sophomore who is having difficulties telling her sugars ics. cism. The Pulitzer board did not say to an appreciative Thao Tran. Tran is a nursing apart, which is the object of the experiment. "A lot of the columns that were why. hand part of my entry were about abortion, Two finalists were from The Vil- Anita Hill's testimony before the judi- lage Voice, one from the Los Angeles ciary committee, about motherhood," Tunes. Quindlen said. Other arts winners were: "I hope we won't call them "The Prize: The Epic Quest for Worm disease in immigrants can be mistaken for TB women's issues anymore," she said. Oil, Money & Power," by Daniel Yer- "I hope we will call them Pulitzer gin, general non-fiction. who is coughing up blood and has a by lung flukes in their homelands lant for TB. They suspect TB when issues." Lung fluke found in chest X-ray that suggests tuberculosis before they settled in the valley. patients cough blood, but "parago- "The Fate of Liberty: Abraham should also consider the possibility the All four were mistakenly treated Howell Raines, the Times' Wash- Lincoln and Civil Liberties," by Mark Southeast Asians nimiasis is the number one cause of ington bureau chief, won in feature E. Neely Jr., history. patient is infected with the lung fluke," for tuberculosis, a bacterial lung dis- coughing up blood worldwide," Yee writing for LOS ANGELES (AP) Some said the report's main author, 1)r. Brian ease, before their true ailment was said. "Grady's Gift," an account "Selected Poems," by James Southeast Asian immigrants who seem of the childhood friendship between Tate, poetry. Yee, of the Kaiser Permanente medical determined and cured by doctors in Lung flukes are most easily detect- the writer, who is white, and Grady to suffer tuberculosis actually are offices in Fresno. Fresno and Merced. ed by testing the patient's sputum for "The Face of the Night, The infected by worms that burrow Hutchinson, his family's black house- heart of the Dark." by Wayne Peter- He said the disease has been Lung flukes infect people who eat their eggs, which are found less often keeper in Birmingham, Ala. through the gut, lay eggs in the lungs "reported sporadically throughout the raw or pickled freshwater snails, crabs in stool samples, said Dr. Enok Lohne, son, music. and often make patients cough blood, The story appeared in The New Each award carries a cash prize of tinned States," hut its extent isn't or shellfish from infested rivers or a co-author of the study and internist York Times Magazine. a study says. known. lakes in Southeast Asia. Korea, Japan. at Fresno's Valley Medical Center. $3,000 except the public service The rare disease, called parago- "The article is really a homage to award, which comes with a gold "This could happen in Boston or Taiwan, the Philippines, China, The disease is treated with the drug Grady as my teacher and to my par- nimiasis, is caused by parasitic flat- Chicago or Atlanta" or anywhere Siberia, west and central Africa, Costa praziquantel, which is considered medal. worms that are known as lung flukes Southeast Asian immigrants live, said Rica, Mexico and parts of South safer, more effective and easier to use and measure up to two-thirds of an Dr. Cutting B. Favour, who co- America. than bithionol, another medicine that inch long, four California doctors will authored the study and practices The parasite isn't found in U.S. kills the fluke. report Wednesday in the Western Jour- medicine in Oakdale and at tuberculo- rivers, and can't be spread from per- Lung fluke larvae in shellfish or nal of Medicine's April issue. sis clinics in Modesto, Merced and son-to-person, so there is no mason for vegetation hatch into worms in the The ailment isn't contagious. It can Stockton. Americans to fear they might gel it human small intestine, then burrow persist for years, is rarely fatal and is Favour said he is aware of at least here, Favour said. through the intestine, abdominal wall easily treated with anti-worm 10 cases in California's San Joaquin Tuberculosis is making a comeback and chest wall to enter the lungs, medicines once it is diagnosed, the Valley in the past dozen years. The in the United States, particularly where they deposit eggs. doctors said. study describes one Thai and three among people infected by the AIDS The study's fourth author is Dr. "Anyone treating a Southeast Asian Laotian immigrants who were infectol virus, so doctors are increasingly vigi- Jung-i Hsu, a Merced physician. Intruder appears again near David Letterman's house NEW CANAAN, Conn. (AP) A woman convicted of repeatedly 'Her movements witty:t00% trespassing on David Letterman's 1 0 It property ins appeared once again near aren't restricted I .% show host's home, police said. It "SI 1.63117, the talk 'i %VI 117..11 A police officer saw Margaret Ray and we have no tm 0 I walking in northern New Canaan near reason to restrict ME DO Letterman's house on March 30. TO riday Sgt. Nicholas Warren said police her.' f left her alone. EARTH. funky "Her movements aren't restricted no reason to restrict her," Sgt. Nicholas Warren LET and we have New Canaan Police Dept. Warren said. ,10.1 "If she were to enter his property, we would take appropriate action." There is no court order barring was first arrested while driving his Ray. who has relatives in Greenwich, Porsche into New York City. At the from visiting New Canaan or Letter- time, she identified herself as Letter- man's home, state Superior Court offi- man's wife. cials have said. She has spent about 10 months in Two weeks ago, Ray tried to get a prison and 14 months in a state mental taxi ride to Letterman's home from institution after being convicted of Thursday, Letterman's home in the train station. trespassing at A pril 9, But the driver refused and alerted 1989 and 1990. StS 91,m 4. police. She had promised never to bother the hos- Admission: Union No Cover wAD 4/8 & 4/11 Ray was not arrested, but was put Letterman again after leaving $2.50 Ballr00% aboard a commuter train to New York pital last spring. (includes about movie) City. 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IL SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University Wednesday, April 8, 1992 7 Study suggests crib deaths result of bedding

LOS ANGELES (Al') A study suggests 'Perhaps one in four of sudden infant deaths may be explained...' beds, pillows, cushions or rugs," spokeswoman ordinary bedding materials not just beanbag Maura Davis said by phone from Marlton, N.J. cushions already recalled by the govenunent Kemp presented the findings in Anaheim The types of bedding were a synthetic-filled of concern" because the agency "wants to Kemp said parents also should put infants to may have suffocated many babies whose during the annual meeting of the Federation of adult pillow, a 3-inch-thick foam couch cush- learn if additional SIDS cases might be infant bed "on their side or back unless there is some deaths were blamed on "crib death," scientists American Societies for Experimental Biology. ion, a 1 -inch-thick foam pad covered with a suffocation with consumer products." medical reason not to." said Tuesday. SIDS kills about 7,000 infants annually in comforter, a sheepskin sold as an infant bed, The commission received reports of more It's premature to firmly conclude that a "Perhaps one in four of sudden, unex- the United States. Many possible causes have and a soft bassinet cushion with a blanket. than 250 infants suffocating on adult or youth wide variety of bedding can suffocate infants plained infant deaths may be explained by been proposed; none have been proved. "A wide variety of ordinary types of bed- mattresses or waterbeds during 1985-90, the or that they suffocate by rebreathing carbon exhaled carbon dioxide being trapped around Thach and Kemp said studies around the ding may be implicated in face-down 'SIDS' latest available figures, Giles said. Some got dioxide rather than by somehow having their the baby's face by bedding such as pillows, world indicate at least one-fourth of presumed deaths," the researchers concluded. trapped between a mattress and a wall, others airways blocked, said Dr. Henry Krous, a pedi- comforters and foam beds," said Dr. James SIDS victims were found face down in bed- Last summer, the New England Journal of suffocated when sleeping adults rolled onto atrician-pathologist at the University of Cali- Kemp, a pediatrician at Washington University ding. Medicine published a study in which Kemp them and some died face down. fornia, San Diego. School of Medicine in St. Louis. In their study. Kemp and Thach made rab- and 'Mach used rabbits to show infants could The agency issued an alert last year warning But he called Kemp and Thach "highly rep- Babies whose deaths were blamed on the bits breathe through a model of an infant air- suffocate on polystyrene bead-filled, beanbag parents: "Never leave infants on adult or youth utable, capable investigators" whose "interest- mysterious Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, way pressed against bedding materials on cushions made for babies. beds, whether mattress type or waterbed. Place ing and provocative" study suggests bedding called SIDS or crib death, should be investigat- which infants died. That test and a new The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Com- infants in a crib that meets the federal safety might trigger the deaths of some babies with an ed as possible suffocation victims if they were mechanical test suggested five types of bed- mission earlier recalled 950,0(X) such cushions, standards and industry voluntary standards for inborn vulnerability to SIDS. found face down, said Dr. Bradley Thach, a ding can suffocate infants by trapping exhaled which had been blamed for suffocating 35 cribs and has a tight-fitting mattress." "Their work will be met with a great deal of Washington University pediatrician who con- carbon dioxide, allowing children to rebreathe infants, spokesman Ken Giles said. Nevertheless, the association believes interest and analysis," said Tom Moran, presi- ducted the study with Kemp. the gas without getting enough oxygen. Giles said the new study "is interesting and "infants should never be put to sleep on adult dent of the SIDS Alliance in Columbia, Md. Judge upholds assault charges BONING UP ON SCIENCE Woman reports against man in AIDS case rape by fake cop VENTURA (AP) A judge hairline. upheld assault with a deadly weapon Police impersonator She also told police he wore street charges filed against a man accused of had badge, gun clothes, drove a four-door sedan with transmitting the AIDS virus to a a dark interior and used a "Kojak- woman and their baby. SAN DIEGO (AP) A young style, red spotlight," Robinson said. woman reported that she was raped in A friend of the woman said he and Superior Court Judge Lawrence her car at gun point by a man who his wife received a hysterical call from Storch said Monday there was evi- impersonated a police officer when he her about 10 p.m. Friday and drove to dence that David Scott Crother, 35, pulled her over on Interstate 15 near her San Diego residence. knew he was infected with the human Lake Hodges, authorities said. He spoke to The San Diego Union- immunodeficiency virus but didn't tell The alleged victim, whose identity Tribune on condition of anonymity. the woman before they had sex. is being withheld, told officers that she "When we got there, she was still was traveling south on 1-15 and had hyperventilating and in shock," he Cmther also continued to have sex just crossed the Lake Hodges bridge said. "She had not yet been able to with the unidentified Ventura County when she noticed a red light in her report what happened to police." woman after he knew she was preg- rear view mirror, police spokesman The woman had been driving about nant, the judge said. Bill Robinson said. 65 mph. her friend said, and thought The woman, who is in her mid-20s, "He did not use or suggest the use she was being stopped for speeding said she stopped on the side of the when she noticed the red spodight. of a condom or other protection," the freeway Friday night and was judge said. "She got out her driver's license but approached by a man who flashed a when (the attacker) walked up to her, a gun on her. "One can conclude that subsequent badge and then pulled he told her to put it on the seat," the to his learning of his HIV condition, She told police that the man then friend said. ordered her into the back seat, where he did not disclose it to his partner. "Then he took her to the back seat, handcuffed and sexually ...Where there is non-disclosure, she was handcuffed her and removed part of there is no longer consentual sex." assaulted, Robinson said. her clothes." "At this point, we feel it's a man The woman started screaming but Crother was charged with 15 impersonating a police officer," he stopped when the assailant put a gun counts of assault with a deadly said, noting that the man showed the to her head. weapon in his sexual relationship with woman only a round, gold badge. After the attack, he told her not to the woman from 1988 to 1989. "Most police officers identify tell anybody "because nobody will themselves with both a badge and an believe you," the victim's friend quot- The woman and their child are I.D. card," said Robinson. "In this ed her as saying. infected with the AIDS virus. case, an I.D. card wasn't displayed." The victim apparently blacked out The woman described her attacker after the attack and doesn't remember Crother has until April 20 to as white, in his 30s, about 6 feet tall the handcuffs being removed, her appeal the ruling. with a medium build and receding friend said. If the appeal fails, trial is set for April 22. Robert Sanger, Crother's attorney, L.A. wires freeways contended the District Attorney's Office improperly charged Crother for what Sanger described as consentual to deter vandals sex. LOS ANGELES (AP) Menac- Sanger likened the charge to accus- ing razor wire being strung around ing a person with tuberculosis with Southern California freeway signs is 'We just don't like assault for breathing in a room. with keeping graffiti vandals at bay, but uninfected people. critics don't like the prison camp the looks of (the motif. razor wire) The attorney also argued that It wasn't our first choice," Pat Reid Crother, an unemployed construction of the California Department of Trans- aesthetically.' worker, is a victim in the case. rxination said Tuesday. wire around overhead free- Ile also argued that a jail sentence Coiling Tom Almany way signs, at about $1,000 per sign. is is tantamount to a death penalty Chief of Caltrans operations "a last-ditch effort to protect the pub- because he'll likely die as a result of lic's investment" against tagger dam- AIDS while incarcerated. Orange County's Caltrans division age, said Ms. Reid. has stayed away from the use of razor Chief Deputy District Attorney Eighty-five percent of all California wire, but not because of any sensitivity Vincent O'Neill said the law on freeway graffiti is in Los Angeles to graffiti vandals. assault with a deadly weapon has County. "We just don't like the looks of (the been expanded in recent years. 'The public wants something done. razor wire) aesthetically." said Tom They call here and say, 'Do some- Soon Sady Daily staff photographer Almany, chief of Caltrans operations In his opinion, AIDS should be thing!" the Caltrans spokeswoman for that area. considered a new weapon. A science education student pores over skeleton is used by student teachers as a said. "We have purchased some wire, giant puzzle for their classes to assemble. So far, Caltrans workers have and have it on hand if we decide to "Our position is that we're simply encyclopedias behind the skeleton of a bull wrapped the poles and borders of use it, but we don't think we have the asking the court to construe the gener- at the Science Ed Resource Center, The about 200 signs in Los Angeles and problem they have in Los Angeles," al felony assault statute in light of a Ventura counties. Almany said. rather unique situation," said O'Neill. Rancher selling three-quarters of property for case settlement SALT LAKE CITY (AP) An Garfield County Attorney Wallace their friends or any of the hikers or He said he doesn't like the settle- 81 -year-old rancher who accused the Lee refused to comment, outdoor enthusiasts he lets use his ment but is too tired to fight on. state of bringing drug charges against Authorities confiscated at least 60 land. "1 thinlc this is all a setup." he said. him to seize his strategically located marijuana plants and arrested Bow- property says he has agreed to settle COPIES man in 1990. the case by giving up most of the land. Prosecutors demanded he forfeit 80 The government will not get the acres for using it for criminal purpos- land, however, said Bradshaw Bow- es. man. The ranch in southern Utah lies at Bowman said Monday he has the gateway to one of the area's most agreed to plead no contest to four drug spectacular canyon systems. Economic Security? charges and sell three-quarters of the The property has long been covetal 160-acre ranch to private buyers. by developers and conservationists Are you curious about bow your alike. He will use the proceeds to pay economic security and God are related? $120,000 in fines and also must serve Bowman said the marijuana could midnight to 6 a.m. self-serve copies 10 days in jail. have been planted by his children,

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responding to a warning from scientists last A palace official in Amman, the Jordanian Europeans fear month of an alarming rate of ozone destruc- capital, confirmed that a horse belonging to tion over densely populated areas of Europe King Hussein's brother, Crown Prince Has- ozone hole and North America, in addition to the grow- san, had escaped from the royal compound at ing hole above the Antarctic. Aqaba- might appear U.N. officials said speeding up the ban "One of the polo ponies of Crown Prince would prevent 4.5 million additional cases of Hassan has thrown its groom and swam west LONDON (AP) - The ozone shield has skin cancer and 350,000 cases of blindness. to Eilat," the official said. thinned markedly over the Northern Hemi- Harris said people should avoid the mid- King Hussein himself laughed at the sphere in recent months, and may tear unless day sun. But he was more alarmed by the reports, telling The Associated Press in governments quickly ban harmful chemicals, implications for the world's climate and for Amman it was "too late for April Fool's European scientists say. plant and marine life, neither of which can Day" "We're running out of time," said Neil cope well with increased ultraviolet rays. Hams, of the Cambridge-based European Although scientists did not find an ozone Ozone Secretariat, announcing today's release hole in the north like the one over the Antarc- NEWS QUIZ of a 17-nation EC-funded study of the Earth's tic, they say one may eventually appear screen against dangerous ultraviolet rays. because levels of manmade, ozone-destroying The European Arctic Stratospheric Ozone chemicals are expected to increase for the rest Five correct - news stud. Three Experiment concluded tint the northern of this decade. to four - reads USA Today. One ozone layer decreased by 10 to 20 percent in The European study's results round out a to two - Where have you been? December and January, and 5 percent to 15 picture that shows "statistically significant percent in February. depletion of ozone at all latitudes except the Ozone levels are usually at their low levels tropics," said Tony Cox, director of Atmo- 0 What country did the U.S.A. during winter months, but the study said spheric Sciences at the British Natural Envi- shut out in a soccer game many monitoring stations reported particular ronment Research Council. Saturday? ular issue. During John Paul's 14-year papacy drop this winter. Previous satellite and ground 0 Pope reaffirms a number of churchmen have been punished measurements have shown an 8 percent loss 0 What department store will for publicly straying from official doctrine. of ozone in February and March over north- now sell Apple Macintoshes? that priests stay ern Europe in the past decade. Royal horse John Paul also reaffirmed that priests must "It confirms that we are taking risks with 0 Where and when did the flu celibate remain celibate, a position he has long held the environment," said British scientist Joe escapes to virus first appear? despite challenges from some Catholic cler- Farman, who in 1985 announced the discov- gymen, who cite it as an obstacle to recruiting ery of a hole in the Ozone over the Antarctic. Israel 0 What was the top movie last VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope John Paul priests. Farman urged governments to speed up weekend? II on Tuesday reaffirmed that priests must the phasing out ozone-eating chemicals, chlo- JERUSALEM (AP) - Was he just hors- remain celibate, and said Roman Catholic Stressing the church's "firm will" to main- rofluorocarbons, which are commonly used ing around? No one is quite sure what moved 0 Did the A's win its opening theology professors must stick to accepted tain the celibacy requirement, the pontiff as refrigerants, and fire-retarding halons. the royal Jordanian polo pony to bolt from game? church teaching to keep candidates for the urged the families of priests to give them sup- The U.N Environment Program on Mon- King Hussein's palace Tuesday and swim to priesthood from being led astray. port and encouragement in maintaining their day proposed speeding the phaseout of the Israeli resort town of Film. VOWS. ozone-depleting chemicals by moving the But his arrival provoked a diplomatic stir _ In a document setting out policy on the deadline for banning chlorofluorocarbons or and a few good-natured exchanges. formation of priests, he said their teachers The document was issued following a CFCs from 2000 to 1995. Tourists in Eilat watched in amazement as must show "total fidelity" to church doctrine 1990 bishops' synod, or advisory body, that On Feb. 11, President Bush ordered a U.S. the saddled gray horse galloped into the sea at so that future priests can learn the difference was called to address the problem of how to ban on chlorofluorocarbons by 1995. Envi- the neighboring Jordanian port of Aqaba and 1T3A (.5) Jiumf 1.193 lIalvi011,1,An (p) 8161 between it and "the opinions of theologians, educate priests able to live up to their vows of ronmentalists have demanded even faster swam several hundred yards to Israel. '710'31() urn (Z.) Elm (0 :SIMASSNV ... tendencies which quickly pass." obedience, chastity and poverty. action and said that some chemicals used as Israeli police initially feared the worst and alternatives for CFCs were just as harmful. checked to see if the horse was booby-trapped Edited by John Vieira. Daily wire editor The document did not mention any panic- The U.N. program and Bush were or carrying a bomb. It wasn't. From Associated Press Wire Services

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By MariePastale Boa lure' be said. room, in the Spartan Complex. Speaal to the Daily Tufoi taught yoga in San Francisco for the past Life has been a constant struggle for Tufoi. Born 10 years and moved to San Jose last summer. He to a poor Romanian family, he spent his childhood, Nicolae Tufoi, a yoga master, has a special rela- lives alone, close to public transportation. barefoot, with his eight brothers and sisters. tionship with the ancient art he now teaches at Having not yet regained total control of his feet, His pale-blue eyes shine when he remembers his &NU. he is unable to drive. village, "sitting in the middle of beautiful nature, Early in his career as a researcher for the Insti- Although the practice of yoga for over 20 years hills, forests, flowers and wild animals." tute of Atomic Physics in Bucharest, Romania, did not prevent Tufoi from walking with a limp, it Not far were the Carpathian Mountains, with Thfoi was stricken with polio and the infectious dis- has given him a youthful vitality, remarkable flexi- snow as white as his hair is now. ease left him paralyzed. Deeply interested in nature, he "I could not move my legs, left arm studied science and received a mas- and back," he said, "I thought I'd die" ter's in physics. Several months later, Tufoi left the Polio changed his life and, at his hospital, on crotches, with half of his 'Without polio, I would not know about return from India, he popularized body paralyzed. spirituality, and mysticism ... this yoga in Romania, through teaching Still in his 20s, he was very much yoga, and writing. concerned about regaining his health. was my destiny.' As Tufoi became well-known in He looked for a cure, found two rare his country, he was invited to teach translations of yoga books and spent yoga in Germany, Canada, the Nicolae Tufoi Bahamas and New York. six hours a day teaching himself Hatha Yoga master and SJSU instructor Yoga In the late '70s, Tufoi got Two years later, Tufoi put down his involved in anti-Romanian govern- crutches. ment activities and, "as I was invit- He then devoted his life to studying and teaching ed back to Germany. I forgot to come back," he said yoga around the world. Recently, Tufoi arrived at bility and a joyful attitude. smiling. SJSU and the international yoga master now teach- "Nicolae is happy and has a sincere desire to He received political asylum and came to Amer- es Hatha Yoga every Thursday, through the Associ- teach," Stacey Martinsky, leisure specialist for the ica under this status, in 1980. ated Students Leisure Services. ASLS said. "Nicolae is a wonderful man, I wish Tufoi does not work and lives mainly on the The basic postures of Hatha Yoga gently stretch everyone could meet him" allowance he receives from the U.S. government, muscles, joints and tendons while promoting blood Tufoi also hoped anyone could attend his free due to his refugee status. circulation. yoga class. Despite the scarcity of his financial resources, he Its purpose is to unify body and mind. Done reg- "I wanted everybody to crane, especially people said, "I want to teach for free because America per- ularly, Hatha Yoga fills students with high energies. who have no money. When people have money, mitted me to come here. It gave me protection, "Yoga is a discipline. Exercising brings great they lose humanity. I want to teach people not to be home and food. I want to do something for Amen' powers," said Tufoi in a broken English. "I exercise too selfish:* be said. all the time. Being healthy is a duty." However, the ASLS scheduled the class in a Tufoi also came to SJSU to take classes. Profes- After studying yoga in India for a year, he room with space limited 10 32 students. sor Phan, who teaches Eastern Religion, describes received his diploma as a yoga teacher from the Tufoi tried to obtain a larger room, but did not him as sincere, concerned and very conscientious in Sivananda Ashram in Rishikesh, in 1973. succeed. his work. "I enjoy spiritual studies," he said, "I am The bareness of his one -bedroom apartment "If you don't make a good first impression, peo- not studying for a degree but for fun. I love team- reflects his concern for discipline. ple don't listen to you and don't want to help you" ing:' Two chairs, one in the living room and one in he said. Reflecting on his life, he said, "without polio, I the bedroom, and a small mattress directly on the Unexpectedly, a class was canceled the day would not know about yoga, spirituality and mysti- floor, solely furnish the immaculate place. Tufoi started his. cism. I now have a bigger heart and care more for Marcio J. Sanchez Daily staff photograph "Where would I do my exercises if! had furni- He can now teach his discipline in a much larger humanity. This was my destiny." Yoga instructor Nicolae Tufoi demonstrates yoga techniques Calvin Klein responds to animal instincts in women's fall fashion

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