Franchise Tax Board Wednesday, November 14, 1973 may investigateNixon

From the Associated Press SACRAMENTO - The California Equalization revealed its staff mem- partan Daily Franchise Tax Board has been asked to bers are nearing completion of a new Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 determine whether President Nixon is appraisal of the San Clemente meeting all of his state income tax property. Bennett, a Democrat, is obligations. The request came from chairman of the Board of Equalization. Critic Wasserman discusses porno cases William Bennett, a member of the The appraisal comes in the wake of board, and chairman of the State Board heavy criticism that the owners of the of Equalization. San Clemente estate were not paying their proper amount of property taxes. Bennett said he will ask the board to boring and anti Bennett said he has asked franchise 'Pornography -human' consider the matter at its Dec. 11 meeting. The other two members of the tax board officials whether President Nixon had reported income from the board are Republicans Verne Orr, state By Jacquie Kubal On June 21, The U.S. Supreme Court judge a film, Wasserman said two sale of part of the San Clemente estate finance director, and Houston Flour- and redefined some of the terms in ob- questions can be asked to determine and "if not, why not?" He also said he noy, state controller. Flournoy, the Sally Geary scenity law and in so doing set new how good a film is. wanted to know if the President had chairman, was not available for guidelines for state enforcement of the reported improvements to the property First, he said, ask if the film works on comment. "Pornography is vulgar, disgusting, law. The official response to these new as capital gains and "if not, why not?" or for the audience. As an example, he boring, anti-sex, anti-love, and maybe guidelines in California has been a mentioned "Psycho." Most viewers, he President Nixon's private estate at Another board official said that the anti-human," John Wasserman, film stiffening of state law and law en- said, are glued to the screen while San Clemente has been assessed at a state appraisal should be completed and music critic for the San Francisco forcement. watching that movie, and so the effect market value of $1.37 million despite its next week and board staff members Chronicle, told a group of about 50 "These pornography cases are works in that case. original purchase price of $1.5 million. have already inspected much of the in Moulder Hall. students Monday night vicious, just travesties," Wasserman Second, he said, analyze why the At the same time, the State Board of property. said. audience member has that reaction. However, Wasserman, who has Wasserman stated, "If you can afford appeared as expert witness for the Wasserman, who started as a film the right lawyers, you can win a por- critic with the Chronicle in 1963, said 'Impeach Nixon' say defense in about 30 "porno" trials nography case. If you can afford to get throughout California in his capacity as that he worked on radio as a disc jockey a couple of psychiatrists, a few film and for six months was host for a film critic, also said, "mankind desires critics, and maybe an English entertainment and diversion, and if a television talk show called POW. literature professor, if you can afford to Saying that the show was always 61 per cent on campus Porno flick entertains a good number of pay for the long distance phone calls people, it should be shown." being pre-empted or checked before it and expenses, you can win the case." was aired, Wasserman said he got tired Seventy per cent of the responses to a campus opinion poll last Wednesday said Dressed in black with shirt sleeves Makes no sense of it and one day while taping a show let President Richard Nixon should resign. If he doesn't resign, 61 per cent said he rolled, Wasserman talked casually in He continued, "I've seen hard core his feelings out about the pre-empting. should be impeached. the dormitory lounge about his ex- pornography cases acquitted, and soft "We were originally The poll was conducted by Dr. Dwight Bentel's Journalism 55- Press and the going to have periences on newspapers, radio and core cases convicted. There's no sense Pope Paul and Barbara Public class. Returns consisted of 892 responses and were obtained at 23 campus Streisand on television and about the pornography to it." the show today," he said he blurted out areas twice during the day. John Wasserman situation in California. Explaining the criteria he uses to The poll also asked respondents who they would like as president during the sarcastically, "but we were pre-empted remaining three years of the present presidential term. by some crumbum religious group." Sen. George McGovern, D-S. Dak. and the Democratic nominee in last year's parking Somehow his remark did not get cut, race, led the votes with 137 votes. Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., received 128 EPA proposes surcharge on he said, and the next day he found votes and Rep. Shirley Chisholm, D-N.Y. had 81. himself unemployed. Republicans followed the top three vote getters with Rep. Paul McCloskey, R- Palo Alto, whose district includes part of San Jose, getting 59 votes. Rep. Gerald spaces to set up clean air standards Ford, R-Mich., with 46 and Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn. with 43. How the recently announced massive clean-air proposals disclosed imposed annual parking fee of $180 on Bunzel Environmental Protection Agency's last week by EPA Director Russell the owners of more than five free SHOULD NIXON RESIGN? (EPA) clean air regulations would Train, designed to cut automobile use in customer parking spaces in cities over 70% -YES 18% -NO 12%- NO OPINION affect SJSU is uncertain, according to the Bay area through added parking 100,000 population. won't pay one San Jose planning official. charges. This parking fee also applies to on- IF HE DOESN'T RESIGN, SHOULD HE BE IMPEACHED? Hugh MacDiarmid, administrator of The announced EPA timetable calls street parking where there are no 61% -YES 25% NO 14%-NO OPINION off-street parking operations, said he for a Nov. 29 deadline for public meters, but on-street employee and Mitford doesn't really know how the students reaction and comment, adoption of the residential parking would be excluded. regulations by Dec. 15 and im- WHO WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE AS PRESIDENT DURING THE would be categorized by the "Under this part of the proposal, I By Paula Dorian plementation by July 1, 1974, for cities REMAINING THREE YEARS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL TERM? regulations. guess students parking on the street Jessica Mitford, authoress and students to be im- of more than 100,000 population. "If we interpret around campus wouldn't have to pay visiting SJSU sociology professor, has DEMOCRATS REPUBLICANS in a sense, MacDiarmid's statement concerning ployees of the university, any extra fee," MacDiarmid said. been refused payment for the month of going rate charged the $1 added charge per day is based on George McGovern-137 Paul McCloskey -59 they would pay the MacDiarmid said he hadn't even September because she didn't sign the additional $1," he EPA's announcement that employers Edward Kennedy -128 Gerald Ford -46 for parking plus an thought about the effects these oath of allegiance until Oct. 1. with more than 700 parking spaces for Shirley Chisholm -81 Howard Baker -43 said. regulations would have on SJSU Mitford, who has challenged Chan- using either of workers must charge each employee Hubert Humphrey -36 Richard Nixon -40 Currently, students students, but considering the possible cellor Glenn Dumke's executive order parking garages the "going" commercial parking rate Carl Albert -32 Barry Goldwater -28 the university's two results makes the situation "even which requires that university em- each entry. plus $1 per day. pay 25 cents for worse." ployees be fingerprinted as a condition Such a $1 surcharge is part of Also part of the EPA's proposals is an "Everything's really up for grabs of employment,was not considered an right now as far as these proposals are employee until Oct. 1. concerned. You'll find half of City Hall The oath of allegiance, which Mitford Commission recommends airport land addition heading to Sacramento to discuss the signed under protest, compels her to proposals with the EPA." support the state constitution. By Dianne Hagaman Hassen Street on the south and by the commission as a major con- district is crazy, " added Dr. Castro. MacDiarmid said if the EPA tried to In a prepared statement yesterday, Special to the Daily Coleman Avenue to the west, would be sideration of the plan. The agricultural plan also came enforce the plan as it now stands, "the President John H. Bunzel said payment The acquisition of 200 acres of land in cleared of all homes, commercial and The summary of the Environmental under attack during the discussion. whole thing would end up in the for the month of September was the south approach area of the San Jose industrial property. Impact Report, studied by the mem- "I don't think that even the plants courts." withheld on advice of his legal counsel, Municipal Airport was approved by the Under this proposal, thc land would bers of the commission, listed only two growing in that area could survive the He cited, for example, the in- and that the decision "is consistent with San Jose Environmental Com- be rezoned to agricultural uses, in order adverse effects of the plan. These constant air and noise pollution they consistencies of charging the $180 fee what has been the advice of our counsel mission,an independent city agency, to provide for a safe, clear approach were the loss of low and medium in- would have to face," said Ruth Flan- for each parking place at Valley Fair on this subject for some time." Monday night. zone to the present airport facility, come housing, with the relocation of 800 nagan, environmental commissioner. shopping center in San Jose, which has The university administration said The recommendation will be for- according to the Environmental Impact residences, and that approval of the The final recommendation sent to the 3,500 spaces, but not of charging Mitford, who will earn $10,000 for her warded to the Planning Commission Report. plan would increase the likelihood of City Council stated that the commission Stevens Creek Plaza right across the one semester here, had been informed and then on to the City Council for final The plan does not conform to the the airport facility remaining in its approves the project in order to provide street in Santa Clara, which has 4,000 that she has a right to file a claim for approval. city's General Plan which indicates the present location, a safe environment for residents, as parking spaces. the September salary with the State The plan, if implemented, would use of the land for an industrial park to Dr. George Castro, a member of the well as aircraft, in connection with the The determining factor for the $180 Board of Control, which hears any state mean the ultimate relocation of 800 be used for light industry. However the commission, noted during the airport as presently developed. charge is the fact San Jose has over employee or prisoner who wishes to sue residents in that area. The costs for commission said the rezoning to discussion that "the airport should Added to the recommendation was 100,000 population and Santa Clara the state. such relocation would be carried by the agricultural uses in the area would be a move instead of the city having to the statement that the commission's doesn't. Contacted at home last night, Mitford city. major improvement toward airport and constantly make room for it. approval of the project does not in any "Any clean air plan will have to be said she would bypass the board and go The area, bordered by Highway 17 on residential safety. "Any city that puts its airport in a way "imply further airport expansion implemented on a regional basis, not on directly to court. the north, Guadalupe River on the east, Increased open space was also cited direct path with its downtown business and development." the basis of city population," he said. See page 3

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performance. Not only do they want to be taught but they want to be en- Adults also attend tertained. "When you have a volunteer audience, you have to put out. You have to show real qualities of a human being and develop a genuine interest," he concluded. Community school alternative schools Another form of alternative education for adults has taken on the aspects of a community school. In this, the facilities of a day-school are extended to By Kathy Rebello all members of the community for any hour they desire. Last of three parts The Empire Gardens Community School, located at 1060 E. Empire St., Alternative education for adults is very different from that of any other San Jose, is just such a place. age group. Instead of a system that concentrates on freedom and an en- Members of the community use its facilities for club meetings, band vironment that is as natural and adaptable as possible for the student, its practices, neighborhood classes and arts and crafts gatherings. goa! is self-improvement. "There is really very little social activity among people any more," ex- It upholds the idea of self-responsibility and self-esteem, but goes about plained Anita Ferguson, program director. "We have found that by opening achieving these in a more structured public-school manner. the school, the parents begin to get acquainted and enjoy that. Besides, this The most extensive system available to the adult is the Metropolitan Adult way they also become familiar with the school most of their youngsters Education Program that services five districts at more than 100 locations attend." ranging from churches to libraries to various accessible schools throughout Nutrition program the county. Special projects have been undertaken by the community since the Students are either 18 years of age or older, have a high school diploma, or beginning of its creation. One is an Expanded Nutrition Education Program are presently in high school in an enrichment program.. that will concentrate on 12 to 20 families. But its basic concern is with the adult who is seeking a high school Within 12 weeks, specialists will discuss the diets of the participating diploma, requires occupational training or re-training or desires families, and hopefully improve their eating habits. preparation for employment. Also in the making is a food co-op in which community members will place "Between 70 and 80 per cent of our time in energy and blood is devoted to their grocery requests with the school and the school will do the purchasing these programs," explained Lee Clark, director of the program, "but over 60 on a wholesale basis. per cent of our enrollment is in the cultural and fine arts areas. "We're trying to establish a close relationship with the community where Self-value we can respond to their needs with our resources," Ferguson explained. "In my view the young and old are finding that they are more interested in "The only difficult part is getting the people to let us know what it is they learning something of self-value rather than seeking a degree by jumping need." through hoops," he continued. "The trend seems to be toward the im- Door-to-door provement of the self-image." Because of this Ferguson spends the majority of her time going door-to- He cited the types of classes that substantiate this: music appreciation, door letting people know what is available to them and arranging elaborate guitar, painting, foreign languages, nutrition, knitting and cloth making and pot-luck dinners where she can draw further participants. various psychology classes aimed at self-understanding. It is hoped that the eventual outcome will be a community-school, com- Because of this, Clark feels the students look forward to their classes. munity-center situation that will spread to other communities throughout "It makes teaching adults very difficult," he went on. "They demand a top the area. Nk ole BenipNno Shop instructor in Metropolitan Adult Program

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If President Nixon's personal secretary of 23 years, Surely he listened to them. HAD TO STALL Rose Mary Woods, is to be believed, eight of the Former Nixon adviser H.R. Haldeman is known to controversial Watergate tapes show evidence of have had several of the tapes in his possession weeks OH THE" having been tampered with. ago, but he reported nothing about their poor quality TAPES.. Testifying before U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica, until last week. Woods said it was impossible for her to make ver- Testimony also indicated that Nixon was aware of batim transcripts of eight tapes in her possession the non-existence of those two tapes at least five weeks WE HAD TO because of extraneous noises and parts of con- before it was announced. versations that were inaudible. Nixon has now announced he will turn over all The testimony, along with the sudden declaration personal notes and recordings made from con- HAVE TIMETO that two tapes and a subpoenaed dictaphone belt do versations with associates which could bear on exist, ushers in a serious problem for the not Watergate and related scandals. American people. THE... Either the Watergate coverup is continuing, with The value of this evidence, however, should not be SPLICE even more desperate gambles being taken by the overestimated. It is only the latest, and probably last, administration, or the tapes, heretofore considered installment of Nixon's stalling tactics. The man is not the best set of evidence for determining the innocence going to hand over anything that could convict him. or guilt of the President, are of no real value as Thus, while the President has apparently been evidence at all. successful in putting off his day of reckoning we hope In either case it is obvious that Nixon has been the American people, Congress, the courts, and the playing a stalling game. special prosecutor do not give up but persevere in If he did not deliberately have the tapes ruined, then finding new evidence that can demonstrate once and he must have known long ago of their poor quality. for all, the President's innocence or fuilt. Daily Forum

Vol. 61 Page 2, November 14, 1973 No. 32

Yours in Survival titireGHt-bitet9,4,429. - Editorial Energy crisis source ignored

Step in right direction Linda Malligo

Recent rhetoric by America's leaders concerning resources at a hoggish rate. By signing an historic cease-fire The two countries agreed to: State Henry Kissinger that the the current energy crunch leaves much to be desired After all, the President just cannot be expected to pact Monday, Israel and Egypt Observe the U.N.-sponsored strictures will continue until Israel as far as any real solutions to the problem go. stay in Washington all the time. And it takes an awful gave indications they were perhaps cease-fire. withdraws from Arab territory "Our growing demands have bumped up against the lot of jet fuel for him to fly off to San Clemente or finally ready to establish a durable Start talks on a return to Oct. taken during the 1967 war. limits of available supply," President Nixon told the Camp David every weekend. peace in the volatile Middle East. 22 lines. The issues are many, and oil is nation in his energy addressed last week. "And until And where would the average American be without Ever since Israel was formally Allow supplies to flow daily only one of them. It is our sincere we provide new sources of energy tomorrow we must his or her electric toothbrushes, can openers, clothes recognized as a nation a quarter into Suez City and wounded hope that Monday's pact will lead tighten our belts today." dryers, hairdryers, hair untanglers, dishwashers and century ago the Middle East has civilians to be evacuated. to sensible solutions and cement a Nixon's statement shows a vague understanding of garbage disposals? Permit non-military supplies spirit of respect in the strife-torn the source of the energy shortage, which is over- been plagued by ceaseless Our leaders would have to flow to Egyptian forces east of Middle East. consumption, but his suggestions do not deal with any us believe these "con- warring. veniences" are worth the the Suez Canal. long range energy conservation efforts. toxic chemicals we are The six-point agreement signed forced to swallow with every Turn over Israeli checkpoints to the American people breath of air. by Israel and Egypt thus marks a Instead he has indicated on the Cairo-Suez road to U.N. Sparlan II:oily through gas rationing Their energy proposals ignore a basic ecological milestone in Arab-Israeli relations. they must sacrifice a little today forces. and lower highway speed limits and go back to the fact that air and water are depletable resources just Not only does it break the ground Serving the San Jose State University Exchange war prisoners as Community Since 193a same wasteful like coal and oil. East conference in use of energy resources in the future. for a Middle soon as U.N. checkpoints are set A point which has also been ignored by our leaders is Geneva early next month, but the The statements made by Russell Train, head ad- up. Second class postage paid at San Jose, ministrator for the Environmental Protection Agency that the cause of the energy crisis and the cause of the significance can be seen, too, in the California Member of California Newspaper Undoubtedly, the looming peace Publishers Association and the environmental crisis are the same. mere fact that Arabs and Israelis Associated (EPA) are not much more encouraging than Nixon's. conference will be a tough, sen- Press Published daily by San Jose State Train, supposedly acting as the nation's highest Americans have used too much too fast, and now we engaged in face-to-face negoti- University, except Saturday and Sunday, during sitive one. The Arabs, it can be the college year The opinions expressed herein environmental protection official, said Monday the are running out, running out of fuel, running out of ations for the first time in 24 years. are not necessarily those of the Associated said, lost this most recent conflict. Students, the College Administration or the EPA would go along with Nixon's proposal that clean clean air, and running out of high quality water. Hopefully, the spirit of these Assuredly, they will be trying not Department of Journalism and Advertising. The most efficient way to deal with these problems Subscriptions accepted only on a remainder of - air standards by relaxed for individual factories and talks will be continued to its logical to lose anything more, especially in semester basis Full academic year, $9 each. power plants. is to get at the source. Overconsumption, wastefulness Semester, 34.30 Off campus price per copy, 10 end an end the world has the way of territory. cents Phone 277 and all around gluttony are the real culprits in the 3181. Advertising 777 317T Train told a Senate subcommittee on air and water anxiously awaited for some time The cease-fire did not affect the Press of Erich Printing, San Jose energy crisis, not environmentalists and con- pollution such suspension of standards would be now. And that end, of course, is oil strictures set down earlier by Editor George Rode servationists. Advertising manager Robert Madrigal necessary to cope with specific fuel emergencies. peace - a rare commodity in the Arab states and this, too, could Advertising Staff David Brockrneier, Laura But Nixon has decided to ignore these facts and today's world. be a major point of contention at Curren. John England. Michael Garvey, Ann instead institute "Project Independence" to find new Giornetti. Gregory Graves, Nora Hancock. What Train along with the President and other Perhaps the first step to peace the expected peace conference. David Harris, Margaret SChwarb. Corn leaders have said by suspending pollution standards ways to exploit the earth's resources. uc ialabba, Linda Wallace. Thomas Ward, can be realized in the six points to Saudi Arabia's King Faisal Charmaine Wheatley. Larry Williams is that we can further sacrifice the quality of our air By taking this course, we will make the present which Israel and Egypt agreed. reportedly told U.S. Secretary of I and water for the sake of continuing to exploit energy energy problem a permanent threat.

Letters to the Editor

Nixon corrupt themselves heard. And if we sneak in before the crowd and New listen I think we will hear the plant hidden your malice, to run schedule lacks thought beginning...just the beginning. away before the impact of your Editor: Rod McElroy deed and see no result, to sit alone Editor: advantages and positive key and excitement of the holidays In response to Don Guerland's in your room and argue for your We have read the opinions of points to consider. wears off. A 21/2 week break would letter heaping praise on Nixon: cause. students in favor of the proposal enable students to recouperate Nixon is corrupt, the system is Contempt stench It is difficult to see any merit in to start school earlier and to have Finishing the spring semester after finals and would allow them corrupt, and many people in this a philosophy advanced in the a six-week break at Christmas. in May eliminates some of the to have a restful stay at home or country are corrupt (often covert stench of contempt. We don't think these people have Editor: To the student or students frustration and the summer fever have a worthwhile vacation. because that is the only way to given much thought to the new Being one of the average group responsible, I would suggest that students contract as the days survive within the system.) Our schedule. We have considered of students using the Student we discuss the relative ad- lengthen into June. Students who We feel that the six week break flag and the ideals which stand this new idea, agreeing with the Union, one devoid of special vantages and problems inherent can apply in April and May for will, in many aspects, break "behind" it are license to exploit, early commencement of the privilege, I can see no reason why in credit expansion to the capital- jobs are one jump ahead of other many students. No jobs for many, maim and murder. It's about semester, but disagreeing with another student should express poor countries of the world. students getting out in time no fan support for the basketball time we realized that not only is a the lengthy break after to himself so noticably and of- Ric% scheduled obtain better summer team in January and con- corrupt president expendable, but Delano exams. work. Also, fensively. To make the Union and the possibility to work would be sequently a shorter summer also and more importantly, a earning time are points to be corrupt system. There are hidden its inhabitants suffer in the stench Why have a lengthy break at far greater for a student who of a single student's beliefs, is a considered before agreeing with in this land the seeds of Christmas? At the University of could be employed for a long sorry thing indeed. Speak out! the plan suggested in the paper. revolution Those who abhor I am refering South Carolina where we at- summer break than it would be a to the stink-bomb set in Kathryn Lundquist injustice and falacious patriotism the Union tended in the fall of '72, short winter and a relatively Spartan Daily will accept Jerry Blinn and all it stands for must make during Bank of America The registration was at the end of short summer break. President A.W. Clausen's visit letters or guest columns of any August and school began at the The six-week last Wednesday. length from interested individuals beginning of September. Finals break at Alternate school in Building '0' on or off campus. For quick and were scheduled from the 15-21 of Christmas causes problems for The guarantees under the many full publication letters should be December, followed by a 2l/2 week students. During this short constitituion for one's freedom of limited to 10 inches, or about 350 period many break. Registration for spring students are not Editor: expression are limited only by the words. The editor reserves -the going to be able to semester was on Jan. 5-7, school find jobs in the In response to Bruce Jewett's, "A four year hayride", (Nov. 8), infringement on another's right to edit for taste, libel, space San Jose area or the area began several days after, and where there is available alternative schooling for your unhappy roommate. freedom. or style. The editor also reserves they spend their finals were scheduled for the first break. New College is alive and well in Building "0". the right to cease publication on week in May. There would be more alternative schools available if more people Far better, perhaps, to attend topics he feels have been Consequently, while some acted on their discontents rather than sit around and complain about the address and listen to the in- exhausted. Compared to the schedule in- students earn spare money, many mid terms and final examinations. Come join us. dividual speaking, to analyze the Letters may be brought to the cluding the six week break and more will be losing money. These communication and test its pros Spartan Daily in JC 208 or sent the shorter summer session, the care unemployed students will find six Bill Mc Cormack and cons, to question in public and of the Department of Journalism schedule above has far greater weeks is a long time New College after the fun in person. Far, far better than to SJSU, San Jose, Ca. 95192.

4. November 14, 1973, Page 3 to keep the outside doors ( R.A.i are guilty of leaving locked. In Washburn, the their doors open for thieves. first floor girls want the side In Allen Hall, second floor 'Wounded' door open, which allows not R.A. Becky Riemer went SJSU student only them to enter, but next door to visit and reviewed anyone else. returned to find $10 stolen Turning to stolen articles, from her purse. Dee Brown's "Bury My Grogan said many times First floor windows should Heart at Wounded Knee" by Dr. educates people when items are stolen, the be kept closed when will be reviewed Ted Hinckley of the police are unable to return residents are not there history department at them, simply because there because the first floor is the today's Faculty Book are no identifing marks. easiest to burglarize, ac- Talk, 12:30 p.m. in Room on dorm thievery Most of the dorms have cording to Grogan. A of the Spartan engraving pens which the Know your neighbor Cafeteria. residents can use to engrave "The dorms aren't close- By Debbie Carvalho their name or social security knit. The best security is to IMMO WM _I number on items, according know your neighbor and be An ounce of prevention is Vandalism of the vending to Grogan. aware of strangers," Grogan worth a pound of crime says machines in the dorm Don't leave keys said, adding that residents Amos Grogan, an SJSU recreation rooms could be He continued his crime shouldn't open the main criminology major, who is solved if people were prevention tips with a strong doors for people without working a crime prevention generally more aware of plea for students not to leave keys. project in the residence crime, Grogan said. Twice their keys in their doors or F.W. Allison, Auxiliary halls. this year, Washburn's leave their doors open when Enterprises manager THIS I Grogan, 22, a Washburn vending machines were they might go visiting, even agreed, commenting he has Preventative measures by Richard Allen Hall resident, is trying to broken into, with the latest if the visit is only next door. noticed tighter security in WINTER For information and reserve- make students aware of the break-in yesterday. "Sure, a key is easy to that area. He mentioned that lions mail this ad. phone or dangers and of the amount of "If the front desks were replace, but what about the Cordell Koland, housing stop by and ask Barbara Weitz to play Nevins at Student Services News Briefs crime in the dorms this open longer, with someone lost keys?" questioned director, knocked on the West 235 East Santa Clara I Compiled from the Associated Press semester. minding them, there would Grogan. outside door of one hall and Street, Suite 710, San Jose, J.R. Weitz, New York California 95113, or call Crime rate be less chance of someone Police records show that the residents didn't know 278-8240. rock -jazz musician, will Explore I perform in the Joint Effort Although the over all dorm getting by and committing a petty theft in the dorms is him and wouldn't let him in. the alternatives ,efore you quite common. Last week, a "The opportunity for decide to go home this L Coffeehouse tonight at 8. crime rate is down slightly crime," the SJSU junior Christmas Prosecutor bill passes Coffeehouse Royce Hall resident was crime is everywhere. The manager from last year, it could be emphasized. Circle your destination of Hector Lizardi could give no down even more if people Another way to prevent asleep in her bed and a thief best way to deter crime to is interest and mail. WASHINGTON - The House Judiciary Committee further details on the per- took precautions, according someone from entering the came in and took her purse. to take steps to prevent it," yesterday approved by voice vote a bill to place the office of New York former. is Even resident advisers Grogan concluded. court to Grogan. dorms to commit a crime Flight o523 American Air- I special Watergate prosecutor under federal The concert is free. lines 707. Dec. 23, return I jurisdiction. The committee also gave the prosecutor the Jan 2, $179 SJ S189/LA $179 added task of assisting the committee in its investigation of Mexico City possible grounds for impeaching the President. Reed magazine survives despite cutbacks Flight 4.618 United Airlines / DC -8 Dec 18 return Dec The bill comes in the wake of the firing of special 30. from SF $165 from LA I prosecutor Archibald Cox by President Nixon. The purpose By Roxanne Miller magazine. Despite A.S. Council's but added that without the dedication of these $149 of the bill is to make the post independent of the executive One small room, FO 216, With a couple of refusal last spring to fund adequate funding it was students," she commented. Honolulu, Hawaii branch. serves as the office of Dr. typewriters and a few desks, the magazine this year, the impossible. The two issues to be sold Flight in 123 Western Airline I Marian Robinson, associate some 14 students have been staff will publish one issue Grants sought this year are scheduled to be 707, Nov 23 return Nov. 26. from SJ $148 The committee also approved by a 26 to 12 vote, an professor of English and spending much of their free each semester, editor Bill The need for funds has available in December and amendment that would require the special prosecutor to adviser for Reed magazine. time in this room reading, Swanson said. forced Reed to include around spring vacation. This Charter flights avail- disclose to the committee any new information that would be It also doubles as "home editing and typing "I'm not sure about the faculty and off-campus work schedule, according to Dr. able only to students, considered important in its investigation of whether the base" for the staff of Reed, manuscripts to ready copy total budget, but it will in this year's magazines for Robinson, should be more faculty, staff and their President should be impeached. SJSU's only literary for Reed's December issue. probably be about $175 for the first time since its conducive to sales. Immediate families of the December issue," beginning in 1948. In past years, Reed has San Jose State Uni- Swanson said. The magazine must be always been sold around the versity. open to faculty work, in This is a meager sum as time of spring finals. ISTUDENT SERVICESI Mitford refused pay compared to last year's order for Reed to qualify for "Every spring semester budget of $1,500 for its one a $150 faculty grant from the was chaotic getting WEST From page one all these gyrations in court issue, which contained high Association of California everything ready to publish 'Housing programs available. "I'll really be tickled to on Nov. 30," Mitford said. caliber photographs on State University Professors, and this often conflicted with IFare based on Pro rats I death to hear Bunzel explain Mitford's Sept.ember bound with a Swanson said. share of minimum group 40 quality paper, finals," she said. administra- Iand includes an salary apparently was forth- book-type binding, she said. Reed's financial situation By publishing the tion fee of $15.00. Fare is coming as a result of an Oct. "This year it will have to will be greatly helped if the magazine twice yearly, accordance with tariff on fife with the CAB and includes 18 compromise she made be cheap printing, and we'll magazine is awarded this material left over from the all taxes. Fare may vary I with Santa Clara County have to do all the typing, grant, Swanson added. fall edition will be an im- based on the actual number Superior Court Judge Homer paste-up, folding and Dr. Robinson, Reed's petus for getting the spring of passengers travelling. Alf- are B707 or DC8 jetj Thompson over the issue of stapling ourselves," he adviser, said one English underway, she Lett LevPs publication MEW 1111 mandatory fingerprinting. added. Department faculty member added. With this type of printing, has even donated $25 to help She agreed at that time to Swanson said, it won't be the magazine's financial give the court a copy of her for possible for the magazine to state. fingerprints in a sealed include any photographs. "We've put a notice in envelope, which would later The Past issues sold everyone's (English faculty) be turned over to the winner Funds for the December box asking for any support," of litigation, in return for the Gals. issue have been raised by she said. right to teach as a selling copies of last year's Dr. Robinson said the staff Sample recognized employee. It was issue of Reed. According to not only includes English understood that "all We've got a ton of 'em. Swanson, all but 260 of the majors, but students from payments due and past due" 900 copies printed last year other departments as well. would be made. Shack have been sold. "Last year we had some Mitford's pre-trial hearing The price for last year's Art Department people on the fingerprint issue publication was 75 cents, but working on it for the first Womens and Junior Casuals which has yet to be resolved - this year's will sell for 50 time," she said. has been postponed until cents, the editor said. The students working on Clara to the magazine, are hard- The world's greatest Nov. 30 in the Santa "We'd like to be able selection under one roof. County Courthouse. give it away, the same way working individuals, ac- Paul Mans All the latest styles and the Spartan Daily and cording to their advisor. Sweater vest combination are you Dr. Bunzel, in denying the fabrics. Su what Sedition are," Swanson said, "I'm really impressed by waiting for? September salary, cited regular price $30.00 sections 3102 and 3107 of the Sample Shack Price $14.99 Government Code, a com- A.S. Board vacancies pilation of the state's laws, which require that all Reed still selling at Activities Faire The A.S. Program Board is program board adviser. accepting student ap- Due to this year's late "public employees" shall, in F.O.R./L.A. 3 piece pant the case of "temporary plications to fill the 11 budget approval, a personnel 11). vacancies for this year's officer needed to select a and skirt suit. employment," take the oath Planning Agency gap of allegiance. program board. committee to approve board regular price $70.00 The board, which selects members was not appointed. Sample Shack Price $40.00 Further, the sections say new members each year, has A.S. President Rudi that no "compensation or receives B of A aid been producing this I,eonardi has selected 1811 W. San Carlos reimbursement" for ex- semester's programs with Dennis Manning to fill the penses can be paid unless the The AS. Planning Agency the agency $500 to help the help of four people, ac- position on a temporary The Sample Shack oath has been taken. announced yesterday the publish a campui com- cording to Ted Gehrke, basis. 3135 Stevens Creek Bank of America is giving munity services and 243-3613 facilities directory. Cancel lation The directory will include (ItrtMVtptf; p In Winchester Shopping Center THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS a policy statement that is Representatives of the apparently generated a PRESENT intended to be a forerunner Chilean military junta which scope of community interest next to Home Yardage of the future programs that overthrew President far beyong expectation and the agency intends initiate Salvadore Allende were there is no plan at present to reportedly forced to cancel a reschedule." 45 N. 1st 297-0463 such as more extended programs working with symposium Monday night at Ramfey student housing problems. Menlo College due to an SPARTAN BRIAR The grant was originally outpouring of people the PIPE submitted by Mike Young, auditorium could not ac- Bank of America student commodate. 4895 relations representive, last More than 500 demon- strators assembled at the with ASB card spring. Lew!' Carol Thompson will entrance to the college. Van Heusen puts 15.95 receive the award at College officials were con- "Mabuhay" ceremonies at the cerned about safety and fire it all together (offer good thru Dec. 31) Elizabethan Inn today at I regulations in the 300-person p.m. by the bank's Regional auditorium. "We're walking distance together a 8PM Marketing officer Sal A press relea-e handed Nit When Van Heusen puts vOti can bet it's right in from the campus." Garden. read in part: "the event ... shirt colic, Hon, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER P8 touch with your times . with the kind of hold styling, super comfort. and great new designs S.J.S.U. 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Page 4, November 14, 1973 Orchestra 'exhilarating STAR MOTOR IMPORTS but poorly received' 10% DISCOUNT ON By Gary Milliken A French precursor of present-day SERVICE AND Special to The Daily electronic synthesizers, the Ondes Mar- REPAIRS ON ALL FOREIGN The Contemporary Music Orchestra of tenot, gurgled and swooped its way through Paris, under the direction of Konstantin John Cage's "Atlas Eclipticalis." & DOMESTIC MODELS Simonovitch, performed a fascinating Simonovitch conducted the orchestra with collection of modern works Friday night a stopwatch, waving his arms in unison Also NEW FIATS in the SJSU Concert Hall. with the second hand. As low as $48.00 1110.(lease) The concert was well attended but, as is The group's imaginative setting of Luc so often the case with avant-garde music, Ferrari's "Tautologos 3" was a theatrical 375 SO- MARKET ST poorly received. By the second half of the gem. A handful of performers sat on stage Present Student Body Card concert, only about one-third of the playing a maddeningly monotonous hand- audience remained. However, those who ful of notes. Simonovitch strolled onstage For Discount stayed were very appreciative of the or- about once every two minutes, conducted ' chestra's excellent work. one sustained note, and strolled off stage. Almost every piece on the program had Single musicians would enter, advance to presented by A.S. its own interesting idiosyncrasy. center stage, elaborately play one note to Iannis Xenakis, a Greek musician and the audience, and leave. Other "soloists" mathematician, uses calculus in many of included one who read a newspaper, and OtAE fe.41441 his compositions, including the concert's one who snuck up behind the pianist, Theodore Bikel opener, "Atrees," composed with the use of slammed his hands on the keyboard, and an IBM computer. The work is in five ran off stealthily. Bike! magnetic sections, purposefully peformed out of The concert concluded with the exciting 4/41 order, causing massive page-flipping "Irtegrales" by Edgard Varese (Frank between movements. Zappa's favorite composer). **** Michel Philippot's "Commentariolus This orchestra is one of the best of its kind Copernical" proved the least musically in the world today, and their performance Liza Minnelli is nothing Singer enthralls crowd substantial piece of the evening. was exhilarating. short of sensational!" By Jacquie Kubal Bikel had just returned -- New York Daily News Theodore Bikel, master from a trip to the Israeli folksinger, has a magnetic battle lines and was quite stage presence that is a cross obviously still imbued with "LIZA MINNELLI'S PERFORMANCE between Zorba the Greek the spirit of that trip. If one Entertainment IS SO BEAUTIFUL THAT I CAN and Tevye in Fiddler on the were not a particular THINK OF NOTH- Roof. devotee of Jewish songs, one ING The large man with the might have felt the program TO DO BUT greying beard entralled a too heavily weighted in that GIVE THANKS!" at Roger Greenspun, - near-capacity audience direction. New York Times Flint Center, Cupertino, Bikel sang with great Saturday night with no help spontaneity and feeling On Campus "'CABARET IS little bass other than a songs such as Jacques Brel's ONE OF THE backup. "Amsterdam" and audience MOST BRILLIANT Bikel regaled the "Marieka". He even got the Ramsey Lewis Children's play and 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. full-bodied I'VE with his robust, audience to sing along to a Saturday. MUSICALS Ramsey Lewis will voice, confident acoustic recently renovated Russian A musical version of the Tickets are $1 for adults EVER SEEN ON of perform at SJSU Sunday at 8 guitar playing, and tales folk tune called "Those Were ancient Roman tale, and 75 cents for children. THE SCREEN!" and grandmothers. p.m. in the Men's Gym. seamen The Days." "Androcles and the Lion" --Boston Globe Bikel said midway through Tickets to the jazz concert will be presented by the the program, "I feel Jewish Bikel was born and raised are $2.50 for SJSU students SJSU Youth Theatre in 'Lux Aeterna' "Director Bob most of the time but in these in Vienna until age 13, lived and $3.50 for others. They performances Thursday, Fosse, gets the days especially so." He sang in Palestine, and studied at are on sale in the A.S. Friday and Saturday. The West Coast premiere credit for making CHRISTMAS CARD STOCK songs in English, Russian, the Royal Academy of Business Office on the The children's play, under of "Lux Aeterna" by 'Cabaret' one Desoto Your Own Spanish, French, and Zulu, Dramatic Arts in Britain. He second floor of the Student the direction of Gayle Pulitzer Prize winning of GREETING CARDS but the largest portion of the is now a naturalized Union and Underground Cornelison, will be presented composer George Crumb the truly fine movie Blank Card Stock was devoted to American citizen and And Matching Enyelopes program Records, the Record 9:30 and 11: 30 a.m. Thursday will highlight an 8:15 p.m. musicals in recent 66 ea. Yiddish and Hebrew folk president of the Actor's Factory Discount Records, and Friday, 4 p.m. Thursday concert by the years. IT'S SO ilso ILLUSTRATED Bolt songs. Equity Union. and the San Jose Box Office Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Friday SJSU New Music Ensemble. HOW TO MAKE GOOD I SAW IT I.PEE t /11111y. 1, The performance in the music department Concert TWO TIMES IN AS son joie Nil_ Hall is open to the public free MANY DAYS!" 'Flying' sculptor opts for realism Chicago Tribune 711 Nal-LEN MIR of charge. MD JOSE 2A8-417I By Terry Brinkerhoff character dressed in a World ture, he gives the structure a authentic as possible and "LIZA MINNELLI 366 SAn anon* RD. SJSU authorities are War H flying helmet, paint streamlined effect. IN 'CABARET' A MODITIRICI UU visually attractive. 3&00 searching for a suspicious stained coat and wearing a Three years in the making, SUPER The strangest thing about STAR IS BORN!" 20-foot wing. "Man Wing One" was in- Newsweek taagazine Dennis Berger is that under 1 I 1..1; TIT\ N 'ROSEMARY'S BABY!'" Sounds crazy, but it's just terrupted by the con- the funny flying helmet, and SHORT Kt I I SI 11(01 RI 1 R I \ PRIISS Dennis Berger and the struction of "Man Wing "LIZA MINNELLI stained coat lies Fiberglas GUY promotional costume he Two" and a wall sculpture an am- kAlt E. N BLACK'S BEST PER FORNIAN('E SINCE bitious graphic artist, who's Hidden Edges THE NEW wears for his "Wings" called "Darleen." Alassalnuin Top Edge "Fl f. EASY PIECES." ()Klestil) St's. trying to perfect his product MISS SHOW BIZ!" I sculpture exhibit on display, Taking two weeks to build, Tip & Tall both in quality and quantity. Time Magazine through Nov. 24, on the upper "Darleen" consists of a One Year Guarantee ow-ow MInnelli Michael York level of Student Union. sheet of linen, stretched bzis Helmut fru Wow, It seems Berger has been across a pine wood based $Acoo 50 ISO CM -Joel Grey. imcee"...... "Cabaret Masteron ...John Kander linked with such behavior and covered with a Dancers ....Fred B0=7.= ;Tr. ;47... Harped Prince =1= Bob Fosse as teaching lettering classes fiberglass and resin surface. -- Jet Allenlwww.Cy Feat ww..,filoti Fosse NeNK. -KOK. Na...011 nor.- otto nowt at SJSU, gaining a masters According to Berger, due BINDING eirma.rttn tat.. own rum. rat. degree this semester and to it's painstaking con- in concert PACKAGE attending SJSU since 1960. struction, "Darleen" can The Paul Taylor Dance Besides those questionable withstand large amounts of 4,stcoo Company will present a IL- boat Wed. Nov. 14 activities, Berger has been stress. three day workshop-concert seen associating with fellow Besides being an aero- at SJSU Friday, Saturday students in connection with Until dynamic wing builder, and Sunday. 50c***7 & 1OPM***504 hanging his 20-foot "Man Berger expresses his inner A lecture and workshop Wing One" Qine, sculpture from feelings in the surrealistic are scheduled for Friday at 9 SKIING her date the ceiling of the Student CmING drawing, "All Attempts At a.m. in Women's Gym 262 eCKIICKING Morris ,c4p040 KIININIS Dailey with... Union and filling display Escape Are Hindered By and again at 2 p.m. in the cases with more of his Loose Ends." A self portrait S.U. Loma Prieta Room. 1020W San Carlos creative endeavors. of considerable interest, Saturday night at 8 the San Jose Cain 95126 Auditorium Berger took all the Berger has drawn himself Company will present a 295.5600 275.9100 Till E necessary steps for building into the wing with trails of concert in Morris Dailey an actual aircraft wing. intangled ropes connecting Auditorium. Admission is $3 Every pine wood rib is cut him to a phantom like body. general and $1 student. py three and one-sixteenth inch This pictorial fantasy The workshop will con- It's Boogie Time At smaller than the next, all the reflects Berger's belief that clude Sunday in the S. U. way to the tip of the wing. while his wings are not Loma Prieta Room with a See it . . . find out what it means! rrom exact dimensions, designed to fly, they are as session starting at 9 a.m. Berger changes his Karen Black technique to what he calls PEANUT'S "gutsy" material. By adding Christopher Plummer a touch of brown suede to the in trailing edge of the sculp- HAPPY HOUR "The Pyx" Ever lake a good, close look 11on. - Wed. 3:00 - 7:00 PM SAKKIN, I I s PINSINIS 1,1,Krit Strauss Cootarting Donald Piles lea-Louts Roux at a career in life insurance? In. 2:00 - 5:00 PM And Introducing Vsette Brind'Amour F ter ut i Ye Producer Maxine Smack The Vienna Johann Prodused by Julian Roffman Directed by Hervey Hari Strauss Orchestra will Maybe, like a lot if peuple, you've dismissed 'Songs composed and sung by bare. illackl Screenplay by Robert `Khios perform a program of John Rua the thought of a career in life insurance A hint bo Hm.r Dal Bawd on the novel "the Pytt" by waltzes, polkas and marches in (aloe C. without Psnarlsktn. R in concert at DeAnza's Flint a thorough investigation. We'd like Center Wednesday at 8:30 51111 to take a good look ,it it; you may be p.m. surprised at what vi 11 Sc Tickets for the show, 1Ve think you'll see a career with unlimited AT DRIVE-INS organized by Sol Hurok, THEATRES & are pot,mtial for high income and personal $3.50, $4.25, $5 and $5.75 and THROUGHOUT THE BAY AREA satisfaction . . . a career that combines are available at the Flint unusual independence with a very real op- Center box office. portunity to be of service to others. If this sounds good to you, we'd like to tell you about our unique Sales and Sales Linage- GET INTO THE KEY OF THINGS mem iraining Program and thc opportuni- NEW ties it Call offer young mcn and women. And we'll be frank about the pitfalls, too. ELECTRONIC USED CALCULATORS hy ltit ask your placement office to TYPEWRITERS arrange an from interview with; from $3995 John F. Wilcox 42818 November 19

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By Bryan Murray of problems to us as they are throughout the contest, and center of the field, usually If the SJSU soccer squad undefeated and have a whichever team controls the wins the game." beats or ties nationally No. 2 strong front line and mid- rated University of San fielders. Archie Roboostoff, Francisco, they will enter the U.S. Olympic member, is the National Collegiate their money player and top Athletic Association scorer." book sale playoffs. The key matchup this year The fact that USF is No. 2 looks to be Tony Suffle, 60% off nationally is not too un- SJSU's All-America choice settling to the Spartans, last year, and the Don's John on all used books since the home team beat the Micklewright at mid-field. Don's last year 1-0. That The two men met last year State Book Shop game eliminated USF hum and Menendez considered the playoffs. Suffle's performance, "the 389 S. First St. 297-4797 This Friday's match in difference in our winning 1-0. Spartan Stadium at 8 p.m. He controlled Micklewright promises to contain as much Study at The action as the 33 other con- Professional Art School tests between the two soccer SPORTS PARACHUTING free orientation powers. The Don's lead the Wednesdays 8 PM series 18-13 with two draws. Air-One Building Spartan All-American grappler Dan Kida practices back supple. Says coach Julie of 1144 Coleman Ave. gcademy Menendez, "USF poses a lot 374-7104 Art College 625 Sutter St. San Francisco, Spartan grapplers open season CA 94102 / 673-4200 REWARD WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG DAY 8 EVENING CLASS ***WANT TO MAKE A LITTLE MONEY*** SCHEDULE tonight against U.C. Berkeley *WANT TO GET TEACHING EXPERIENCE **WANT TO SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE** DEGREE & DIPLOMA COURSES The Spartan wrestling Poly San Luis Obispo. But hopeful of Kida and When asked about Jackson, COUNSELING / VETERAN APPROVED team opens its 1973-74 season this year's squad is very Jackson's performance this he said, "Donnell is one of We aro looking for someone to teach the recreation and crafts classes. If you are experienced in any leisure activity ADVERTISING, tonight in a 7:30 match dedicated. Our workers have season. "We'll compete those heavyweights DESIGN, FASHION, against U.C. Berkeley in the been very intense. I guess Danny at 126-pounds most of everybody loves: big, or craft and would be interested in instructing a program, ILLUSTRATION, PHOTOGRAPHY, FILM, Spartan Gym. you could say that our guys the season due to tougher strong, well-proportioned please contact the leisure services office in the old cafeteria, or call Penny Terry, leisure services coordinator. ETCHING, LITHOGRAPHY, DRAWING, The Spartans are defen- are hard core." competition at that weight and an extremely tough ding Pacific Coast Athletic There are presently division and then drop him to competitor." 277-2972 PAINTING AND SCULPTURE. Association champions and several holes in the Spartan 118's at the end of the con- are looking forward to the lineup. Dean Prescott, 167- ference and the nationals." return of eight lettermen pounder, is recovering from from last year's squad. The a recent injury but is ex- grapplers will be led by 118- pected to be able to compete gaKTMOZDI pound All-American Danny in december. The team will LEAVE DEC (ZETA/OMAR/ foRINFO so, CLASSIFIED Kida and second team All- have to forfeit the 190-pound RESERVIrION5 CONTACT BARBARA Wir/Ns California heavyweight class since Carl Ekern and WARM YOUR COCKLERS with STUDENTS!!! GUYS OR GALS. 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Page 6, November 14, 1973 Caber tossing gets Ripoffs and damage to cars it off your chest By Mark Whitefield reported by parking garage "An exercise in karate. He is also one of the masochism." nation's leading caber Seven incidents of petty but in the parking lots Freitas, of Washburn Hall, If you have expensive That's what Stan Russell, tossers. theft and damage to cars in around campus, Lundsford had four BG0-13 tires and tires, use locking bolts. This an expert in the ancient "Actually, I'm rather light the university parking lots said. four ET Mags stolen from his will at least slow down the Scottish caber tossing game, as far as participants in this have been reported to the $483 worth stolen 1972 Pinto. The items were thieves. calls his sport. sport go," Russell explained, university police this The latest thefts in the valued at $260. If you have something Modern-day cabers are "I only weigh 192 pounds. semester, according to parking garage occurred Tips for protection valuable under the hood, use telephone poles that range Most caber tossers weigh Officer Russ Lundsford. last week. About $483 worth Lundsford offered some hood latches so the hood can from 16 to 18 feet in length well over 200." Most of the thefts occurred of property was stolen. tips on how to prevent or be opened only from the and weigh 100 to 130 pounds. "I got into caber tossing to during late night or early Bill Brooks, 21, of Royce discourage potential inside. Not too long ago, a One end of the tapered pole is get closer to my ethnic roots. morning hours, according to Hall had his 1970 MG broken thieves: regulator was stolen from a bigger than the other. My grandfater, a Scottish police. into by thieves who used a Don't leave valuable car in the parking garage. Russell grimaces as he immigrant, used to tell me "Thefts in the parking knife to cut the roof of the articles in plain sight. Lock your doors and braces a caber against his stories about it," he said. garage run in spurts. When a car, then reached in and Keep windows rolled up make sure they're locked. chest, big end up, and runs Although he took up the group or individual find an unlocked the doors, ac- tight. Too many people lock doors, for a short distance before sport six years ago, Russell 'easy mark' they'll hit it until cording to police reports. If you get a tape deck, but don't slam them well, tossing the pole straight up said he learned most of his someone's caught," ex- Stolen were an AM por- get one with a mounting that and in effect the doors are into the air. present skills after he made plained Lundsford, table radio and an auto comes out so the tape deck still open. The object of the game is a trip to Scotland in 1970. It Parking permits are being ignition kit, both valued at can be taken out. Remember to get the pole to turn over was there he watched the taken from cars parked not 9223. tape decks are items DRIVE-INS completely in mid-air and to only in the parking garage, Later that night, Mike most famous caber tossers in potential thieves look for. MON.-FRI. Open 5,15 land in as straight a line as action and learned their SAT.- SUN. Open 5:45 possible. In competition at techniques. Show Starts at 845. Highland games, a number ettributes his rank of which are held in the Russell 'Half of prisoners would EL RANCHO in United States, caber tossers as top caber tosser skills he Rated "R" are given three chances to California to the learned on that Scottish Walter Matthau accomplish this feat. "When leave if given chance'-ex-con "CHARLEY VARRICK" you let go of the caber you pilgrimage. "But there are "HIGH PLAINS DRIFTER" know if the toss will be only about six serious caber "If we were to throw open tenced to life without A prison, according to good," Russell said. tossers in the whole state," the doors of all the prisons possibility of parole. His Much, should serve the same Russell is a San Jose he modestly admitted. and institutions in Califor- conviction and sentence were purpose "as a monastery for policeman, who has earned Russell's caber tossing BAYSHORE nia, probably only about 50 reversed on appeal by the a monk. To allow the 296 5950 his black belt in judo and ability won him a starring Kilt wearing allows leg movement per cent of the people in State Supreme Court in 1970. prisoner a chance to get his Rated "PG" role on this year's season up Highland dancing. "When Mond-Blowing Suspense them would leave," head together." He added premiere of television's the family attends the ac- During a question and E DAY OF THE JACKA cording to Richard Much, an that, for various reasons, plus "McMillan and Wife." He games, my wife acts as our answer period, Much stated ex-convict who has many prisoners would not "PETE 'N TILLIE" played a villain who tried to steward," Russell said. escaped drugs are "available" to leave the prison even if assassinate Susan St. James twice from Folsom Prison in those prisoners who want allowed to. with a caber. He keeps a Although he will be 40 in California. them. Racial tensions, he TROPICAIRE Speaking with Much was caber autographed by the January, Russell said he has Speaking before a admitted, exist without help No.1 Gene Stivham, who told the cast of the show as a no plans to retire from the psychology class yesterday from prison authorities, but audience the introduction of Rated "PG" momento. sport. "Some of the greatest in Morris Dailey officials still "stir them up" Richard Benjamin Auditorium, Much told of the certain luxuries have "WESTWORLD" Russell's love of Scottish caber tossers of all time to draw the attention of also calmed down the prisons SOYLENT GREEN" games proved so contagious competed well into their routine life for a prisoner in prisoners away from the saying, "Folsom has had no that his two daughters took 50's," he said. Folsom, including a vivid administration. description of solitary strikes since the TV sets confinement. "Solitary gives "We need prisons," Much were put in." Included as TROPICAIRE you time for self-realization said. He said luxuries such luxuries for prisoners by No. 2 - a chance to get your head as TV, radio, and conjugal Stivham were TVs, radios, Rated "R" 'Atlantis near "MAN OF IRON" together." visits are "distractions for newspapers, magazines, "FISTS OF THE Much, who admits to the prisoners." He said he books, and overnight visits DOUBLE K" enjoying crime "I like to - does not advocate either a from wives. "BOOT HILL" Spain,' claims rob"), was convicted of "plush" existence nor "the armed robbery and sen- whips and chains." IMPROVE YOUR WORK, sea searcher NEATNESS IS IMPORTANT been charged with protec- AMRA's chief ar- Hunter's OffiCe Equipment By Joe Fisher ting valuable mineral chaeological scuba diver, Maxine Asher, director of government permits for its deposits and nuclear sub- Francisco Casero, was SPECIAL STUDENT his camera and RATES the Ancient Mediterranean project, supportive letters marine installations in the jailed, RENTALS and the Research Association in I,os from California Senators Bay of Cadiz, Asher said. pictures confiscated, SALES ac- Angeles (AMRA), believes John Tunney and Alan Archaeological black Spanish government, SERVICE she and a crew of divers have reportedly cording to Asher, has per- Cranston, and accreditation marketeers Used Typewriters $25 and UP western have located part of the from Pepperdine University contrived a swift business manently closed its 71 E. San Fernando- One block from campus legendary lost continent of for several students who out of the sale of ancient waters to archeology. In the 8:30-5:00 M-F, Open Saturdays, Phone 294-2091 Atlantis 14 miles off the coast accompanied the expedition, artifacts found there, the meantime, Asher is of Cadiz, Spain. Asher said. explorer stated. disseminating her "two Bart Rex But during a press con- In Spain the students were Also, Asher said, there is books-worth of in- Russell practices in field near home ference at the San Francisco not allowed on the beaches, some pressure from formation." Press Club last week, Asher, hotel rooms were academicians who want to The "lost continent" was WHERE FRIENDS who holds a master's degree burglarized, passports safeguard old, un- described by philosophers Well park Seminar in history, claimed con- tampered with, and Asher controversial views of and historians. "Atlantis COME AND MEET tinuous harassment uy the said, efforts were made to history, and from Catholic was a culture of people that your car even ro EAT! 3panish government in force the entire crew's groups who want to keep the had a positive approach to Thursday preventing her group from departure from Spain. Biblical version of history life, both in government and in the rain EDDIE's certifying its discovery. "We finally had to leave in intact. society, both psychicaly and daily & monthly rates "Careers for Women in the At an international press the middle of our work just "And we got no support rationally. We are looking FAST Social Sciences" is the conference in Cadiz on July after our divers saw what from Jews when we for it to help our society," theme for the seminar to be 20, the research association appeared to be man-made suggested their homeland Asher related. CHILI held Thursday in the announced "the theoretical roads, walls, broken pieces might be Atlantis instead of She said Atlantis was jI Umunhurn Room, from 12:45 Atlantis find must be subject of blocks and columns at a Israel," she added. "drowned" in ap- DOGS p.m. to 3:30 p.m. to extensive validation depth of 95 feet," Asher Asher said underwater proximately 11,000 B.C., FOOD TO GO before any conclusive explained. exploration is virtually probably by tidal waves The seminar, sponsored by statements can be made." She said there are several controlled by one man - triggered by the impact of a TABLES POOL the Career Planning and According to Asher, the reasons why certain people Jacques Cousteau - and she hurtling comet. `s. MACHINES Placement Center, features validation never happened may have to eventually ask "I will live to see Atlantis PINBALL would rather those waters a panel discussion followed because of restrictive action in- him for assistance. She has validated and lit up with 261 E. WILLIAMS ST: were not opened to BETWEEN 6TH & 7TH by a question and answer taken by the Spanish Navy at vestigation. First, the already expended ;100,000 of neon for all the world to BLOCK SO of SCHOOL period. the Straits of Gibraltar. Spanish government has her own on the search. see," she declared. AMRA had official AUTO tagcrmiv,-(,) Spartaguide INSURANCE ACCOUNTANTS. UFO. stall Students FLONOIAKIVE:OCOR RFLEESETTVArnriOjL751 TiltiAS CHRISTIAN SCIENCF: ORGANIZATION LOW LOW RATES Californ, Sta. University, S. Jo. ACCOUNTANTS' IIIMPIT COMINCT BAUM/OW/Ns BOOK TAI.K with Ted Hinckley on Bury meets all.30 p m in the Student Chapel. for San Jose, California AT 235 E. SANTA CLARA, Mn Heart at Wounded Knee" in Cafeteria A. SEMINAR "Careers for Women in the 12 Pp III Social Sciences" Will be held in the SU. COLLEGE STUDENTS , Or gantlet lo.s Appel, Fund 7,0 Ha have examine. the Coodensed stet... of I Imnt lei condition of 1, Hoorn at 12 45 p m CO Ifs., Stets .1, Urnunhum MONTHLY PAYMENTS aced Students, Cat Iforni St.. University, San Jose as of at,, 30, 1973. SA. Jos, Cal IyA9.11ARS RIOLCifiVSEMINARat 1 30p ni n11)11135 5.1.64.5. sponsors another lecture on Our 2..8 7- 8210 . . . eaminat Ion was made In accordance with generally accept.d loditInq standards NEW p AR, NE.,Ay WEIINLSDA If CINEMA presents transcendental meditation at 8 p m Ins 164. accordingly. Incl.... tests of the accounting records end such other YEA 4orS attend al 7 30 and 10 p in Morns SKI CLUB will sponsor a dry land slit school eud IL nog procedures m considered necessary in the c I remstances 110110 PEACOCK INS. Californie Stata un Auditortum Admosion is 50 cents. at 7.30 p 01. in the S U Umunhum Room. STEVE _weals Organieet Ions Agency fund, ,,,,,,,, S. Joe. Ie. of In mr opinion, the condensed ttttt went presents foirly the flnanciel accordanc with generally accepted CHILDREN'S THEATRE featuring ,’,tO, 973 Our Int Ion was wade In pos., ion of Assoc lama Students C I I I orn la Stat University, San Jose at Ill laded such ,,,,, the accounting SAILING CLIR meeting at 7 pin in the t stendard and, eccordingle, Androcles and the Lion" will be presented 365-0427 lune SO, int In conforwIty with 90..11y accepted accounting principles applied U I ostarioan Room re, end such other .041, procedures es we ccwsldred ne in the at 9 M a,,, , 11 am. and I p m in the msls consistmt leith that of the preceding year S.I.M.S In, tureon Or 4.,tAtes transcendental Universe) Theatre Adnosaion It It for *MOM meditation at 1 pm In the SU Almaden th f intenciel adults and 75 cents for children in our opinion, tM condensed stater.. p sssssss fairly !loom 266-0183 ion of CO..* Orgenlretiossi, apency fund, California Stet University, 30. 1971 In conf ormity alth generally .0.01.1 accounting Jane GYNECOLOGIST MARGARET Deensley vIns applied on Oasis coneistunt with that of lb. s Ing year wIll speak on -Female Cancers" lo the Student Nurses Assot tattoo of California at 7 30 p in in FIE 1 f, SPARKS 9l, i -mnir 0,- awe, Cal ifornl THI I0S13011 Jr0 IH septisswie H. 1571 N ATI% E AMERICAN ORGANIZATION ASSOCIATED STUDENTS will hold Its IWO meeting of the year at 3 THE SPARTAN BOOKSTORE CALIFORNIA STATEAmlyERSirs, SAM JOSE Rik p Fri In the S U Calaveras Room CALIFORNIA Steil lativIASITI, Ain COLLEGES allaiLlein ORGANIZAS ion lose. 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