Budget Gets A.S. Axing Part-Time Costs May Lump

Spartan Daily Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 vern prolf OLUME 64 NUMBER 14 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1975 PHONE: 277-3181 fac

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of e a Budget gets A.S. axing t or ing By Terry LaPorte je St of in- le g With the additional problems 1975-76 flation and Gov. Brown's cuts in state hing SUMMARY' A.S. BUDGET REQUESTS VERSUS funding to education, the A.S. budget inv. 1974-75 ALLOCATIONS committee began its annual task of ’ cutting budget requests to the bone. 1975-76 The committee has the task of ORGANIZATION 1974-75 REQUEST more than 61 million in 1975- trimming Summer Sessions $21,500 76 budget requests to the 6432,000 Advertising $5,000 $10,000 available. A.S. The situation is further complicated Birth Control Center $5,000 $0 because two budgets will have to be Business Office $82,470 $128,935.57 drawn. One will include student funding Coffeehouse $11,000 $63,991 for instructionally related activities Consumer Switchboard $1,380 $1,420 IRA I and another budget will be CSUCSPA $1,500 $2,005.50 without IRA funding. Disabled Students $1,500 $3,600 This dilemma was brought on by

Brown's announced plan to eliminate E.O.P. $10,000 $28,044 state funding for IRA. However, the Environmental Information Center $1,160.51 $1,865 governor's final decision will not be Executive Council $1,520 $2,500 known until he signs the budget in June. Gulland Child Center $15,545 $20,000 "We're working with ;28,000 less than Intercultural Steering Committee $7,500 $17,575 we had last year because of declining Legal counsel $10,000 $14,040 enrollment. Also, we'll be funding the Legislative $2,300 $3,000 athletic grants-in-aid. We're not in a $20,000 $39,083.45 good spot," A.S. Treasurer Stephanie Leisure Services Dean said. Music $16,410.52 $25,535 Dean also said inflation will add to Program Board $50,427.91 $210,000 the problem. Sedition $3,660.51 $10,000 Pete Tobia Even with the problem, the com- SCALE $5,500 $25,250 AVV GUITAR -Tim Buckley gyrated before a capacity ovated coffeehouse and a performance by Merl Saunders mittee plans to finish its task soon. Women's intercollegiate athletics $23,500 $63,788.61 owd at Thursday night's reopening of the Joint Effort was encouraging for the trouble -plagued Joint Effort. See "The committee should submit its Women's athletic grants-in-aid $0 $36,000 budget proposal to the student council ffeehouse. Crowd enthusiasm for Buckley, the newly ren- story on page 4. Daily $23,000 $49,658 by April 1," John Banks, council Spartan finance officer, said. KSJS $4,765 $12,439 Council will then draw up the final Men's intercollegiate athletics $63,551 budget with the recommendation of the OTHERS S81,060 $263 61 3 Joint Effort reopening plugs budget committee plus student input Total S460,000 $1,100,000+ from a poll on budget priorities being conducted this week. (total not The poll will ask students where they complete) would put priority in funding student signifies funding by special allocation CBS support for A.S. referendum services programs. t signifies funding request not completed Council must submit the budgets to By Don Weber four years and it has never operated successfully, he would like to have a big SJSU President John Bunzel by May 1. The highly successful reopening of completely in the black. name in the coffeehouse once every Banks said the budget committee, e Joint Effort Coffee House Thursday Rossi reported a net profit of $378 for three weeks or once a month. consisting of faculty, administrators a higher total than needed is the A.S. can't hold a second job." ght was used as a platform to plug the opening weekend which included "Hopefully, having a big attraction in and student leaders, will hold meetings program commission, according to Rico now makes ;2,400 for the school ay's referendum on student fees. three sets by the Charlie Musselwhite here once in a while would help to keep twice weekly until their budget plan is Dickason. year. While record-breaking capacity Blues Band and hot coffee on Friday people aware that we have excellent drawn. Dickason said the commission is wds gathered to hear Tim Buckley night. smaller name entertainment all the The committee began hearing budget requesting $210,000, more than 400 per At the Thursday hearing, the A.S. nd Merl Saunders, A.S. President The absence of coffee on Thursday time," Rossi said. requests Thursday. Among those cent over this year's allocation. Experimental College ran into op- ohn Rico and coffeehouse manager night was attributed by Rossi to "an The coffeehouse had been closed for making presentations were the A.S. AS. helped it make out its request position with its request for $2,500. ick Rossi capitalized on the op- item accidentally overlooked on a long renovation since last Nov. 22. executive office, the election board, with the hope it will get around 6120,000, "Before, there was a need for it, but rtunity to ask students to maintain shopping list." Major changes consisted of painting housing board, bike shop, experimental Dickason said. there is no need now. The program e current fee level. Because of a personal commitment to the walls and ceiling, laying new college and legal counseling. Another request for increases was a commission can handle the forums Tim Buckley, Rossi declined to say how carpeting and building two raised Of the requests for next year, only the salary hike of $600 a year for the A.S. programs the experimental college much money he had invested in the platforms to create a split-level effect election board has requested less than president, vice president and treasurer. provides," Dean said. It's a better atmosphere. weekend. and provide a better view of the stage it received in 1974-75. Dean said the officers now make an But the coffeehouse's budget of $2,700 from the rear of the room. "A lot of the programs request much average of 83 cents an hour. AS. adviser Louie Barozzi agreed indirectly confirms the supposition that A row of booths will be installed this more than they need so that they will be John Rico, A.S. president, said the with Dean, but said the program It looks like a club now, the three bands played cheap. weekend along the southwest wall to cut to what they expect," AS. Infor- increases are necessary. commission would need more Rossi was understandably pleased by complete the $3,000 renovation project. mation Officer Lee Dickason said. "If the job is done properly, it has to flexibility than it now has to provide efore, the cafeteria had the capacity crowds of more than 300 Continued on page 6 One example of a program asking for be for more than 40 hours a week so I quick programming. persons for each of the shows on Thursday night. more class." And even the Musselwhite crowd of 90 was a better than average turnout and Brown cuts trustees' request During his brief welcoming of the resulted in a net profit for the Joint udience to the first show, Rossi urged Effort. "yes vote" on the referendum. Gate receipts for the weekend showed "Your fees paid for this concert," 75 per cent of the crowds were students ossi said. and 25 per cent general admission. Addressing the crowd between The general gate was a bit smaller Inflation outpaces proposed budget hows, Rico ran through the list of than what Rossi had hoped for but still ampus activities financed exclusively large enough for a margin of profit. y A.S. fees such as the Child Day Care "There won't usually be two shows in By Dan Williams Sacramento last Tuesday saying it Brown has announced he will accept existing programs. 'enter and intramural sports. one night," Rossi said, "but this time Only a .7 per cent increase in spen- would deteriorate education. Post's recommended cuts but not the "The chancellor's office is upset," Rico made it clear the coffeehouse there was a demand for two and it was ding for the California State University Although Brown's budget provides an recommended increases. Horn said. nd the entertainment it provides are the financially intelligent thing to do." and Colleges t CSUC I 1975-76 operating increase the teachers said it was not Post's suggested cuts that Brown "We expect certain budget reduc- ntirely dependent upon A.S. money. "I think this weekend has proven the budget will be provided if proposals enough to meet inflation. indicated will be supported include: tions, but the disturbing aspect is the There wasn't a drop of coffee to be potential of the coffeehouse to be a before the state legislature are passed The California consumer price index ;344,000, practice teaching; 62.3 deletion of some programs without the ad but the coffeehouse's success success," he said, "both financially and and accepted by Gov. Brown. has increased 12.3 per cent for 1974. million, library book purchases; 62.8 opportunity to discuss these Thursday night was the most notable in as a place for students to come and Former Gov. Reagan's ad- Assemblyman Willie Brown, D-San million, student services traditionally programs," he said. ts four-year history. enjoy quality entertainment." ministration budgeted $487 million for Francisco, addressed the teachers and paid from student fee; and $3.1 million, However, he added, "It is expected The newly renovated Joint Effort not With his $2,700 budget for the the CSUC system for 1974-75. Brown said major democratic campaign Instructionally Related Activities that we will have that opportunity in the only netted its largest profit ever, it semester now 6378 fatter, Rossi is and Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post contributions came from the California (IRA). next few months." also held a capacity corwd for the first enthusiastic about booking more big have suggested 6490.3 million for 1975- Teachers Association (CTA). Brown's original budget recom- Horn explained Brown's budget cuts time. names into the Joint Effort. 76. o The Board of Trustees had mendations asked that $6.8 million be by saying, "No. 1, he's the new Both of Thursday's shows sold out to But with the exception of Charlie The combined budget cuts recom- requested $520 million to cover the costs cut from the Program Maintenance governor and is trying to grasp some standing-room-only. Musselwhite's return engagement this mended by Brown and Post could delete of operating the 19 campuses for the Budget t PMB ) and $14.4 million from very complicated matters." Yesterday, Rossi called the opening Thursday night, no well-known en- a total of 629.7 million from next year's fiscal year 1975-76. the Program Improvement Budget Horn charged Brown had to prepare the most successful event ever held at tertainers have yet been mentioned. operating budget originally requested o Brown's recommended cuts total P181. The cut would, in effect, scratch the state budget quickly and did it the campus coffeehouse. Rossi said he hasn't had the time to by the Board of Trustees. $21.2 million, while Post's recom- all improvement requests made by the without proper consultation. Rossi said the Joint Effort has only think about whom he might try to book, About 500 California teachers mended cuts would subtract $8.5 trustees. He said the avenue for negotiation is turned profits two or three times in but now that he knows it can be done protested Brown's budget in million more. The two budgets-PMB and PIS- still open. "That process has just begun when combined total the trustees' and will continue," he said. request of $520 million. Hearings on the proposed budget cuts The PMB adjusts operating costs to will begin this month in Sacramento Student fees hike sought maintain current academic programs through today's spiraling inflation. The PIB provides money needed to implement new programs or improve Last day existing ones. Post had recommended increases for faculty promotions, International to vote on Part-time costs may lump Program and computing equipment for instruction. A.S. fees David L. Fox Today is the final day for students By Terry LaPorte services that full-time students do, so inflation, costs have gone up," Martin he receives it in written form from However, a Brown cabinet official, to vote in the A.S. referendum. A.S. is trying for the third time since they should pay the same fee," John said. Rico. David L. Fox, has indicated Brown may The referendum will question 1972 to raise part-time student fees to Rico, A.S. president said. Martin added that all students have Noah said Bunzel will ask for the reconsider some programs not included students on whether they want to 610. Rico said the raising of fees would the same access to student services recommendation of Student Services in his new budget-a hopeful note for keep student fees at $10, or have result in an additional $30,000-640,000 in such as counseling, cultural and Dean Robert Martin. university officials. Students taking less than 8 units now them cut to 69, $8, 67, $6, or 65. A.S. funds. entertainment programs. In the spring 1972 semester, the Boyd Horn, assistant chief of budget pay $5 per semester. Eight booths will be operating Only four of the 17 campuses in the "President Bunzel made it clear he student council voted to increase fees to development at the chancellor's office, trom 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and from 6 The fee hike requires the approval of state university system that have would consider the proposal if it is 610 for all students taking four or more said if Brown's budget is passed by the p.m. to 7 p.m. SJSU President John Bunzel who has student governments hove reduced fees resubmitted," Martin said. units. legislature, there are only two Voting booths are located in front refused action on the issue on two past for part-time students, Rico said. Rico said he will make a written President Bunzel took no action at possibilities of action for the CSUC of the Student Union, Dudley occasions. Robert Martin, student services dean proposal to Bunzel on a $10 fee for all that time because, according to Martin, system. Moorhead Hall, the Engineering If Bunzel agrees, he would submit the also indicated his approval for the students. "No one hadiaisearched the effects of He said programs and all phases of Building, Education Building, proposal to the chancellor's office for higher fees. Jim Noah, university relations the action and because there had been student services will have to be reduced Duncan Hall, Business Tower, and final action. "There's a real fiscal pinch now. The director, said Bunzel would not act little or no debate in the council." or fees will have to be raised to the Old Science Building "These students receive the same enrollment level is down and because of upon the fee hike recommendation until Continued on page 6 generate enough revenue to operate Page 2, February 25, 1975

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Editor: for challenging and expunging those Administration is not complying w would like to commend the Daily the spirit We portions of a file. of the Buckley Amendment Sp for its excellent article, "Open files Third, under the provisions of the presently sending students on a wi J plan prepared for Dumke", for calling amendment, students do have the right goose chase to see whatever files the Buckley Amendment student attention to to waive the right to see files, but this wishes to see, when, at t a providing access to confidential applies to confidential letters received admission of one administrator, no C records by students. for admissions or employment pur- seems to know exactly how many fil As A.S. representatives on the poses. Once this right has been waived, exist on students or where they are. Academic Senate we feel that this is an only those letters may be withheld from Under proposed H.E.W. guidelin important step in the advancement of the student, ( although the university the university should provide not only student rights and in the elimination of must release a list of the authors of all list of what files are available a needless secrecy. letters withheld as a result). where, but which university of fie Some clarification is needed, Another provision which may be of have regular access to those files at however, on the scope of the Buckley interest is that confidential letters that notification of such informatic Amendment and its effect of student received prior to January 1, 1975 and should be made on an annual basis. access to files. First, there may be a any records held by campus security on wait of up to 45 days to see any file. We a student, which have not been released In most cases, files kept by t have been assured by the ad- to any university official, may not be university are accurate, but one nev ministration that, in most cases, there released to a student. ( The effect of the knows what may be in your ft will be no waiting to see records, but last provision is to cover-up any police regardless of how innocently it mig that clause does exist. surveillance of campus activists by a have been placed in your file. We wou Second, students do have the right to campus security agency, which we like to urge all students to inspect the challenge any information in his-her have been assured by administration files for any inaccuracies which mi file that is inaccurate, misleading or officials has not happened on this exist in order to safeguard your righ otherwise an invasion of privacy. campus. ) to privacy. Under the amendment the university is Although this is a milestone in Clay Trost, Brad Wu( required to set .ip a hearing procedure student rights, we feel that the Academic senato "Spartan Daily New copyright policy is rejected

Editor: research here. magazine or journal article earns le: As a frequent publisher of SJSU The effect of setting up a difference, than $15, the average book less tta faculty creative writing, I can assure assuming it is legal through some $1,000, even counting best-sellers. the chancellor's office that their loophole I'm unaware of, will be opinion proposed new copyright policy is discourage publication by faculty Yet he who owns 50 per cent bullshit of the purest pedigree, closely members, at cost to university quality, royalties up to $10,000 owns tt related to bureaucratic censorship. and the taxpayers hiring the review publication in practice, regardless In gist, it establishes campus boards. who owns the copyright and Library publication review boards that will in Last but hardly least, the limit of Congress number. some manner pick faculty brains to $10,000 on royalties collected is nothing determine if their writing springs from less than a grab for control of faculty Merritt Clffto Is saving $5 worth a 'no' vote use of campus facilities. If so, half the expression. The average copyrighted Graduate Student, Theater A royalties belong to the state university system. This may sound reasonable on the on this week's A.S. referendum? surface, in reference to scientific studies requiring employment of A.S. enjoys spending; significant amounts of state-supplied By Mike Lefko% be few and far between. Prices might material and lab equipment. But what Is the thought of saving $5 so enticing ( comment go up and quality down since the better of the English prof who writes a poem that you're considering a no vote on student actors and musicians will opt inspired by a classroom event? And if for other schools. fee today's referendum? Well, it's time to the university is entitled to royalties vote to cut student reconsider. there will be no way to provide for such The number of intercollegiate sports from the work of faculty members, yo It's time to consider the con- programs as a Child Care Center, Free might be drastically reduced and the what about the work of students? Editor: Student Council squanders is more fun tha sequences of saving a paltry five bucks Legal Counseling and a Joint Effort sports that will survive may not be very For example, I make a significant On Feb. 24-25 students will have a money? Nothing by voting to chop student body fees Coffeehouse as well as instructionally competitive. Intramural programs portion of my living from short stories chance to vote in a referendum on spending other peoples money - from their current $10 level by as much related activities like intercollegiate may not even exist. and essays for which I also receive whether student body fees should be YOURS! They are literally giving you as half. athletics, drama and music produc- Campus entertainment and cultural class credit. Does that receipt of credit, maintained at the present level or money away to every special intere: Those consequences won't be tions, the Spartan Daily and KSJS. events, like the Wednesday night flicks, indicating use of faculty time, entitle lowered. group on campus that asks for it, to' the. pleasant. In fact, they could be very Let's consider the future SJSU if A.S. could be reduced from its already low anyone else to a cut of my proceeds? I urge everyone to consider lowering spent for things that benefit and not th unpleasant. For if A.S. fees are fees are cut. level and programs like the Joint Effort Like hell it does. the fees rather than leaving them at special interest group reduced, many of the services Students with children may have to Coffeehouse and the Consumer Swit- I'm protected by the copyright laws their present level. students as a whole. currently provided by the A.S. will be find babysitters instead of leaving them chboard may become has beens. of the United States of America, and so Student body fees are really a tax on And, of course, since you have n cut or totally eliminated. at the Child Care Center at no cost. Sure, it is true that many of the are my instructors, whether the students, but how many of you actually choice about paying these fees, th At one time, a no vote might have Legal Couseling may have to be services provided by the AS. are not chancellor's office recognizes it or not. get your money's worth? My ex- Student Council doesn't really have t been recommended. That was before gotten from off-campus lawyers and essential, but they all benefit someone There is no difference, in most cases, perience indicates that a relatively worry about what the students think Gov. Brown slashed funds for in- they aren't cheap. and every student can use a service in between a professor using university- small group of students utilize the Student body fees constitute one bi structionally related activities from the The Spartan Daily might become the the end, even if it is just picking up a related materials in creative writing or services these funds are spent on, while political slush fund, to be doled out td state budget. Spartan Weekly and KSJS might be Spartan Daily once a week in the research studies, and a member of the the vast majority of students get little the council's favorite causes and to th. Now the A.S. may have to pick up forced off the air. Student Union. Spartan Daily using university- or nothing in return. Why should the special interest groups that have th IRA funding, and if their budget is cut Drama and music productions may Besides, many of these services supplied paper and typewriter; a many subsidize the few? Why should I most influence. provide a much better education than a student in the art department taking pay for something I don't get? A rip-off. one-hour lecture three days a week. advantage of their studio hours; any You bet! Michael McCloske3 No amount of lectures can teach a student or non-student doing library And did you ever notice how the Senior, Business Administratiot person to deal with problems the way Vietnam War deserves one semester on the Consumer Swit- chboard can. One role in a play is worth a of Marxism-Leninism thousands lectures on acting just as one Defender increased media coverage semester on the Spartan Daily is worth a thousand news writing classes. By Mark van Wyk Certainly some of us will benefit The war ravaged country of ( comment more than others by keeping A.S. fees blasts letter's historical distortion Vietnam is in the news again, but all at the current level, but everyone can that Americans are likely to hear about benefit in the long run if they so desire. after the capitalist government: the newly intensified fighting will be How will this be achieved? In his So, please vote yes on today's Editor: of a world war and civil war. Only a censored his newspaper and writings brief, spotty battle reports. words, by providing the South Viet- referendum and keep student body fees I want to correct Merritt Clifton on philistine would believe Stalin carried From 1849 until his death in 1883 Kar namese with "more ammunition." at their current price. It's time to "Save his historical distortions which project out the principles of Lenin. Prove it to yourself. Pick up a recent Marx was forced to live in the most Trying to achieve peace by providing Our School Services." devilish images of Karl Marx and V.I. In conclusion, Merritt Clifton por- newspaper or watch a national TV destitute conditions in London. Thank: them with more ammunition? This Lenin. trayed Karl Marx as a inhumane writer network news broadcast. You'll rarely to financial help from Fredericl sounds to me like renewed American First, it is necessary to point out that of "theoretical tomes" while his find anything more than a short, Engels, Karl Marx was able to cOntinui involvement. it was in 1917 and not 1905 when Russian children "starved to death" instead of unemotional account of the day's writing in hopes of a better future foi If Americans are kept uninformed Spartan Daily had a successful revolution. Second, the taking "offered employment." It military actions. humankind. about the total Vietnam picture, how term "Iron Curtain" is a capitalist should be noted that Marx was Greg Hodges You will read about a city or village lye San Jose Slate University continent are they supposed to forumulate Community Since 1934 expression created by Winston Chur- banished from the European Junior, History that was attacked by Communist forces opinions on issues like these? chill in 1946. and defended by South Vietnamese The sad fact is that American news The term "Iron Curtain" meant that forces, and how many soldiers were EDITORIAL agencies have withdrawn all but a Editor Phil Trounstine the cheap labor and resources in killed or wounded. News Editor Robin Budrow hand-full of correspondents from Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union Will you please shut up Assignment Editor Joel Konopken What you won't see is the fact that the Vietnam since the "end" of American Opinion Page Editor Torn Lee were not available for the capitalist Layout Editor Mike Lefkow system of profit making. Foreign South Vietnamese Thieu regime, involvement in 1973, and the result is Copy Editor Tom Peterson unquestionably one of the most corrupt that Americans are grossly misin- Arts Editor Terry Britton relations are not decided on the per- governments in the world, is about to Sports Editor Stave LOPer sonalities of bureaucrats, but on the formed about what's really going on. Staff Bob Agee. Donna AvIne, Dan Ber about A.S. referendum? topple to the Communists, and how Ours is supposed to be a system of tellotti. John Baelle. Mike Dean. Cheryl compatibility of the economic systems. Doug Ernst, Ross everything Americans have fought and free press! The neglect American Downey, Mary Edwards. The contradictions between Farrow. Kit Frtideric, Mike Garcia. Gay What was the attendance at your last died for is steadily being eroded away. media have shown regarding this onset., Armand Ghieuw, Irene Helm, capitalism and the nationally planned Editor: Margaret Kam, Don Ketterling, Steve economy of socialism are more than What is this referendum that is dance? I use none of these. But I would These facts aren't going unnoticed in crucial issue is becoming quite serious. Kuppes, Lynne Lagunesse. Terry LaPorte, obvious. It is like trying to make two causing so much ruckus? ( Please don't gladly pay $5 if it would get you to other parts of the world, however, and Why aren't journalists using their Ray Manley, Jeff Mapes, Carla Marinuccl, Robin McNabb, Karen Minkel. Carson of a magnet meet answer. I don't need more full page ads, SHUT UP. even the most conservative elements constitutional rights to be "watchdogs" opposite ends of Mouser, Nick Nasch, Larry Rucks, Chris half page editorials and people on every of American politics and foreign in- Smith mark Stattorini, Mike Switzer, Sandi squarely together. I am always glad to talk to someone Foreign press are becoming convinced It volvements? Taylor, Mark van Wyk, Don weber, Dan It is easy to develop superficial corner collaring me with handouts.) who is willing to sit down and spend of the futility of Thieu's resistance. Williams. took a shotgun to a I'm not asking for false or sen- PHOTOGRAPHY concepts without investigation of the sounds like someone some time with me. But when I get What Photo Editor David Yarneld has been the reaction of the sationalized reporting. I would just like issues. Merritt Clifton obviously sees no herd of sacred cows. advertised at, I only think somebody is American government? Chief Photographer Steve Leckie advantages I to see some in-depth and informed Staff Lumen Au, Rainer Stela. Steve differentiation between Lenin and You write about all the in a bind and they want me to bail them On the Blumenthal, Doug Greene, Mike Hernandez, Stalin. From 1920 until his death in 1924, indirectly buy with my $5. executive level, at least, the analysis of the Vietnam situation. John Rosenfield, Don Sparks. Pete TobIa. out and they aren't even willing to treat reactions have been quite disturbing. It's true that Americans are growing ADVERTISING Lenin fiercely opposed the national But I don't use student legal me like a human being. Advertising Manager CJ JenkIn chauvanistic bureaucracy which Stalin couseling, nursery services, Women's President Ford's request to Congress weary of hearing about Vietnam, but Retail Advertising Manager Jan Stone I am a statistic they thope to motivate Center, films, concerts, etc. In fact, I to approve $300 million in aid to South this is no excuse for journalistic apathy. National Advertising Manager Debbie Serbs was creating. with the loudness of their cries. I may Classified Ads Lynne Yates The early death of Lenin cleared the wonder how many students do. Vietnam is, in his words, a way of We can't turn our backs on the Ovalness Manager Dennis birotin against the referendum. When was the last time 10,000 people vote seeing "the light at the end of the Vietnam issue. The stench of 50,000 Art Director Bill Bell way for Stalin to take advantage of the showed up for one of your films or 1,000 Scott tunnel" as far as the Indochina conflict American corpses still hangs heavy in demoralized Russian population suf- Buchanan kids were in the child care center? Senior, goes. the air. fering from the ravaging after effects psychology February 25, 1975, Page 3

acklin blasts 'happy talk' campus briefs] t S.F. media conference Kozo Sasaki, visiting art majors: engineering, math, By Phil Trounstine not serving the public. zoo, robbery attempt and "I don't deal in issues, I professor from Waseda computer science, AN FRANCISCO The Van Amburg, EGO an- shoot-out at S.F. bar, man deal in people," the popular University in Tokyo, will chemistry, physics, geology, opaganda of silence" chorman whose "Here's shot and killed in S.F. hotel, newscaster added. present a slide lecture on geophysics, biology, en- e failure of Bay Area what's happening" broad- man murdered gangester- 'If Professor Jacklin Japanese gardening at 12:30 vironmental studies, levision news cast style has been under fire style in Alameda, house teaches his classes the way tomorrow in A 139. economics, business ad- ganizations to report by journalists, defended his burns in Sunset District..." he has presented his ministration, accounting, gnificant issueswas station's choice of news and snapped Jacklin. argument here, I don't know industrial administration A seminar for the faculty arply criticized here style of presentation. "You call that news?" why anyone would attend." and industrial technology. nday by an SJSU After passing out leaflets Amburg, flushed with The debate took of the School of the Applied ilosophy professor. which documented the anger and biting his words, place during the last panel Phil Jacklin Van Amburg Sciences and Arts wilL be Any major interested in mt Speaking before more than stories EGO presented in a shot back, "I didn't come discussion of the media held at 3 p.m. today in ED technical marketing and Wi journalists who had come recent news show, Jacklin here to get pushed around or conference sponsored by Amburg retorted, "It has news is. 100. MBA's with technical un- lea hear a discussion of opened his attack on what he bullied by Phil Jacklin. He's i MORE I, a national jour- to come down to somebody lie defended KGO, saying The seminar, focusing on dergraduate degrees should t t appy talk news," Dr. Phil called "tabloid news." turned this forum into his nalism review. The con- deciding what news is," and it gets more stories than any trends in instruction, will be also attend. cklin charged KGO-TV is "Lost boy found at S.F. own platform. ference, held from Friday he said he thinks KGO is other Bay Area station conducted by Dr. Ron fil night through Sunday, was doing an excellent job. because it has the largest McBeath and Dr. Jerry Etre. attended by more than 1,200 Other local media figures and best news staff. Kemp of the Faculty A United Farm Workers elin journalists, teachers, who entered the debate were "What they do with a story Instructional Development ILIFW) rally will be held rnly Ippki=e' students and media ac- Mike Beeson of KCBS, Larry is another matter," Russin Office. tomorrow at 12:30 between tivists. Bensky of KPFA, Joe Russin added with a smile. los the old cafeteria and the IC Jacklin, whose Committee of KQED, Marilyn Baker of But Jacklin wasn't through Representatives from six Student Union. with his attack. s a for Open Media has KPIX. local parks and recreation Juan Salazar, UFW iati challenged the KGO's "I'm not going to defend "TV news is poor because departments will discuss representative, will speak. sis. license renewal, said the television news," said there's money made in summer employment op- station is violating the Baker, the controversial keeping it poor," Jacklin portunities at 2 p.m. federal government's investigative reporter who snapped. in need of nev tomorrow in the S.U. Students fairness doctrine. first publicly identified the aid for next year fi He said there is plenty of Umunhum Room. financial That law, Jacklin said, members of the Symbionese must apply by March 1. mig money with which EGO requires broadcasters to Liberation Army. wou could produce a good news Applications can be picked provide balanced coverage "I don't think there is any t the show, but that it is more Orientation meetings for up at the Financial Aid of important community television station really spring job interviews will be ME interested in ratings than in Office, ADM 234. issues. doing news," she added. righ responsible journalism. held Thursday and Friday at EGO is more interested in Russin, who taught Baker 12:30, 1:30,2:30 and 3:30 in Students currently on her journalism when she Amburg said his station Room. financial aid must also Wax the profits it has made from the S.U. Umunhwn worked at KQED, said he just gives the viewers the participating renew their applications by aatoi being the most widely Employers watched news show in the thought Jacklin's proposal kind of news they want. He in the meetings wish to see March 1. Bay Area than it is in the was dangerous because it said KGO's No. 1 status students in the following CS. quality of its news, Jacklin would give the government proves that the station is charged. the power to decide what serving the public interest. velpeoccocos. THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT (Independent Service Dept.) Is le .611 Tower List to return; s th Toyota - Mazda - Datsun S. 3595 The Alameda Santa Clara ent ) disagreement continues 984-0610 S tt less ) Economy repair service for economy cars ary After a two-year absence, evaluation of professors. that bothers me. My concern the Tower List could return The list, put together by is that they the editors) take 1,11v Courier next 'September with new Tau Delta Phi fraternity, has an accurate survey." CHM evaluations of some of the not been published for two Bunzel, in response to the tr Art more than 1,300 SJSU years due to intra-fraternity memoranda, told Loomba in professors, but not without squabbles and financial a Feb. 4 letter, that SPARKS some controversy. problems, according to "although there was some The Tower serious consideration given List, last Jorge Gonzales, Tower List from the published in spring, 1973, editor. by the fraternity to your contains student evaluations While the list has been demands, there has been no of professors. dormant, Loomba has action." Sitaeaa Sadzavte The written commentary requested copies of he data The executive committee Student Union" accompaning the numerical and the methods Tau Delta of the Academic Senate "in the evaluations has become the Phi uses in its evaluation referred Loomba's com- subject of controversy. procuedures. plaints to its student affairs BESTSELLERS Dr. Rajinder Loomba, From this information, he yo committee for review. professor of electrical charged, the numerical tha The student affairs WEEK OF engineering, accused the ratings assigned to him in oney- committee decided no editors of the Tower List of the list were false. ig you guidelines existed and FEBRUARY 24, 1975 "errors and biases in the In addition, he said, "The nteres referred the decision of Engineering school opens house sixth edition." written comments about me whether to create guidelines t, to FEAR OF FLYING, by Jong Signet $1.95 Loomba sent a series ot published in the sixth edition to their student opinion poll . thei HOW TO BE YOUR OWN BEST FRIEND, memoranda to President of the Tower List are not only committee, where the ot th by Newman and Berkowitz Ballentine 1.50 COLD PUNCHThis demonstration was lust one of the many fascinating and sophis- Bunzel on the subject and a inaccurate and false, but complaint is now. also libelous and in poor JAWS, by Benchley Bantam 1.75 ticated displays at last Thursday's School of Engineering open house. The open request that the executive The new list, scheduled to aye n committee of the Academic taste." I AIN'T MUCH, BABY BUT I'M ALL I'VE GOT, house, according to Engineering Dean Dr. James Roberts, was a "resounding success." come out next fall will try to th Senate establish some rules But Loomba added, "It's fight what Gonzales terms by Lair Fawcett 1.75 lave t and guidelines for the not my personal case as such "the mentality that people SYBIL, by Schreiber Warner 1.95 think only comment on professors THE JOY OF SEX, ne bi that shaft them." edited by Comfort Simon & Schuster 4.95 out t Gonzales added professors WHOLE EARTH EPILOGUE Penguin 4.00 Ito th will now have a chance to TALES OF POWER, ve th Shortcut for teachers ends soon explain their teaching by Castaneda Simon & Schuster 7.95 list and that methods in the o ZEN AND THE ART OF MOTORCYCLE forms for that purpose have MAINTENENCE, by Pirsig Morrow 7.95 'Ioske By Irene Helm are eligible, according to credit for field work that will law in 1970, mandates that multiple subjects. already been sent out to tratlo Some teaching majors state officials. substitute for required all applications for For example, a students them. may apply until March 1 for The state does not courses, she said. credentials be made through may Intijor in chemistry and partial credentials that will "necessarily" require the Dr. William Spring, approved college and minor in biology and be allow them to teach and same courses as the director of the SJSU Student university programs from approved to teach in both. follow state rather than local academic departments Advisement Center, refused that date on. Under the Ryan bill this requirements for full cer- within colleges, Betty Zelkie, to definitively say he did not There are several ex- will be eliminated. tidication. information officer for the recommend direct ap- ceptions to that rule. Credentials will be for single Candidates who received a Commission for Teacher plication to the state, but Administration majors subjects and minors may not B.A. in state-approved Preparation and Licensing said the state's "minumum" may be allowed in rare in- be listed. ri teaching majors and who explained. requirements did not stances to take state completed their student The state may, for adequately train a student to examinations and apply Spring said this is one teaching by Sept. 14, 1974, example, give students teach. directly, Zelkie said. reason "everyone is rushing ment. Spring said there is no All other California to get a Fisher credential." itings benefit to students who apply students, even those Majors eliminated 3 Karl directly, "with the exception returning for second Be said the Ryan bill also mos of those who want to by pass credentials, will no longer be eliminated some teaching 'hanks spartaguide ) certain academic allowed to make direct majors, such as journalism, lerick requirements." application after March 1. and that credentials will no ntinue Job market Those coming from out-of- longer be issued for them re for In addition, he said with state who have been through after Fisher extensions run odges the present job market, The Kung Fu Club will meet an approved teaching out. story TUESDAY school districts would be in ED 230 at 7 p.m. program will also be allowed Campus Ambassadors will relying heavily on recom- WEDNESDAY to continue to make direct hold a Bible study in the S.U. mendations from college A.S. Program Board an- sIpplication. l'acheco room at 10:30 a.m. instructors to make hiring applying nounces there will be no Students AFROTC will sponsor a hang determinations. WASHBURN HALL Wednesday flick tonight. Students who apply for glider display all day on Thus, he explained, it direct This is your week to qualify for the "Last Tango in Paris" is credentials through Seventh Street. A raffle will would be more beneficial for next week's film. application before March 1 be held. students to go through an SPRING 1975 DORM BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS THURSDAY will come under the approved college or Asian American Studies will provisions of the Fisher bill 41 university program. Sunday at 7:00 present the films "Mother if they are issued the partial, After March 1, students Zelkie stated. T last Sparing. Daily Country" and "Taiken will have no choice, ac- Fisher bill, in the would Yoko" at the Camera One Under the Serving the San Jose State cording to Zelkie and Spring. teachers may have 'ou to University Community theater, 336 S. First St. at 7 Student Union Games Area Since PPM The Ryan bill, enacted into credentials which list p.m. today and tomorrow. It Signups Second class postage paid at Say, is free to Oriocci members, until 6:30 pm Sunday neone Jose. California Member ot with their membership spend California Newspaper Publishers Entry fee 1.50 per person Association and the Mstih iated cards. PRE-LAW STUDENTS I get Press Published daily by Soli Jose for April or July LSAT Review Course Students International Register Now ody is State University, except SaturdaY. Sunday and Monday. during the Meditation Society will meet MAXIMIZE YOUR LSAT SCORE Bowl 4 games, handicap (100% of 200). Top 3 men & women thein college year The opinions no at 8 p.m. in ED 434. by treat oersted herein are not necessarily Instruction in exam -taking techniques used successfully Students. (depending on number of signups) will win free games & a chance to compete 'note of the Associated Asian American Studies will California pre-law students. Taught for over three years in the College Administration or the hold a meeting of the Seri Francisco and Berkeley by practicing lawyers. COST Department of .1010111111d1 and in the Finals (May 4) against winners from the other dorms for trophies, free gift 'ivate Advertising . Subscriptions c program committee for the may ,epted only on a remainder of Course for April 19 LSAT starts April 2 tern basis Full acedemic concentration camp forum in certificates from the San Jose Box Office & more free games. Course for July 26 LSAT starts July 9 year, SO each Semester, 14 10 Of the S.U. Guadalupe room at 2 campus price per copy, 10 Cents la na n Phan* 277 3111 Advertising 777 p.m. Call (415) 433-5805 for complete informa- Reserve your spotsign up now! 7111 Press of Erich Printing, San Campus Ambassadors will tion, or "Vrite: 235 Montgomery St. Suite log) VA. hold a meeting at 11:30 a.m. 710, San Francisco 94104 STUDENT UNION GAMES AREA 277-3226 in the S.U. Guadalupe room. ...... 111.1yy/. Page 4, February 25, 1975 Innovative television experience airs ton ighl

By Don Weber and-or bozos" who created Most of the commercial show format. Arlo Guthrie and Bonnie hilarious, suddenly sobering remarkable display of audio- television and perhaps just SAN FRANCISCO"Went it, is certainly the most spots will be filled by Roots But, Johnny Carson and Raitt each put in very im- segment devoted to sidewalk visual effects and art forms but frightening. Like It Came," an ambitious piece of counter- Natural Footwear and the NBC Orchestra it's not. pressive musical ap- journalism and "man in the are presented throughout the Deserving uninhibited 90 minutes of cultural programming ever Warner Brothers Records. "Acapulco Gold," a wildly pearances and clips will be street' reactions to the state show. some credit fat the show's alternative television, will to be shown on TV in the Bay Hosted by Rona Begonia animated cartoon set to the shown from the film, of the nation's economy. Relit outstanding relaxed an: smooth live burst into the arena of big Area. (Rona Elliot) and Dancing song, opens the show and is "Hearts and Minds," a Astrological corner Many segments of programming an all-volunteer time TV tonight. Tonight at 11:30 Bear (flee Jon Leland), the likely to please I with belly controversial, but soon to be And for those viewers who tonight's broadcast stand productici, staff, headed WLIC, as the show has KTVU Channel 2 will air show is a free-flowing, un- laughs) anyone who has ever released documentary about are more than slightly out as brilliant en- by a sparkplu personality come to be called by the self- the "special special" in full compromised festivity that chuckled over the 1967 hit Vietnam. knowledgeable in astrology, tertainment. Bonnie Raitt is named Vince!: Casalaina. proclaimed "media wizards color tonight at 11:30 p.m. follows a loose variety-talk song. There is a thoroughly a no-nonsense corner called simply sensational. the "Whether Forecast" is After taping the show, she Casalaina is co-produce ' WLIC staff young, talented included. was very self-critical and and director of the prograi Werner Erhard, a moaned about putting "only and he had had some time t prominent figure in the 40 per cent" into her per- polish the WLIC techniques human potentials formance. movement, will be in- But she comes across on He and Dancing Be Begonia, Bear invite involvement terviewed. And the man who screen with something more produced 22 two-hour WLI announced breakfast in bed akin to a sizzling 140 per cent extravaganzas on Bay Are. at Woodstock, Wavy Gravy and easily lives up to her cable stations before COI since the show's beginnings exists in of the Hog Farm, makes an local reputation as the finest tracting for a pilot wit By Don Weber gap that currently in July, 1974. He and create a Spa.rliiii Di.iI absurd appearance to in- lady blues guitarist in the KTVU. There's no question that the Bay Area and to Director Vincent Casalaina behind more personal involvement troduce the First Church of Bay Area. the production crew have financed WLIC May be weekly It Came" is in television." Fun. Raitt's finesse, gutsy "Went Like productions largely out of According to Casalaina what it terms its "I hope people will write WLIC was originally titled bottleneck guitar and warm proud of their own pockets. the Nielsen ratings wii, -contribution to home-grown us or call in their ideas for "Divine Madness," a title emotion epitomize the very Casalaina co-produces largely determine if wui television." the show," she said. thought to be "a bit best in "live" in-studio becomes a syndicateei The sligthly plump and Casalaina co-produces the presumptuous." musical entertainment. The 20-member all- weekly show. pretty Begonia arts program with Bear and Cosmic cycles Much of WLIC is similarly volunteer staff is young, extremely brings to WLIC six years' talented and exuberant. legally Rona Elliot) "Went Like It Came" warm and personal, tran- Currently, there are ni experience as a principal in Certainly, the Nielsen acquired her nickname 'derives its name from the scending any categorical particular happenings the Bay Area light show people can count on at least because of a consistent Pharoah Sander's recording labels such as "counter guests lined up for possibl company, "Dr. Zharkov." 20 happily thrilled viewers success with growing weird, of the Renaissance Faires is so everyday and he tries so of the same name. culture." future programs, but in t when the show airs tonight. gigantic begonias, a talent and the Dickens Christmas hard that he will probably Casalaina is the "The song is about cosmic Direct communication past, Mimi Farina, R For all its excitement and she picked up while living in Fair. end up being cherished by mastermind behind the cycles," Dancing Bear At times, the show ap- Cooder, Maria Muldaur an youth, though, the crew is Japan, The show's tall, lanky and viewers. show's graphic effects and explained. "Everything in proaches a level of sincere Ana Rizzo and the "A" Trai, anything but naive. Rona appears literate co-producer and co- Incongruous as it may "vusic,'" visual the universe and right here "in the living room" com- have appeared on WLIL Real energy Unlike her partner, host, Dancing Bear, is not seem, Bear's media ex- choreography of music. happens in cyclesand the munication that is rare for cable shows. Dancing Bear I legally what is generally thought as perience is extensive for a show attempts to convey the The know-how and energy He has co-produced WLIC is real and Dancing Bear), Rona ap- as a TV personality, unless man of 27. cyclical nature of things. It brought to segments of three NBC TV birthday party pears at ease before the perhaps he is initiating He's held a half-dozen seemed like a fitting title." their kid's specials, worked on the good-humored cameras. something new for the 70's. newscaster and-or news Although the format, the pride is series, "Head Shop" and for instance, to the This is her first television Bear uneasy director positions on FM people involved, and the extending was creative consultant for "their" experience, but she has Every time the camera radio and cable TV stations show's incense and pillows confluent that "Dick Clark's Rock and Roll ) is "the one several years of FM radio pans to Bear, there's the around the country, as well atmosphere is loose, the BlACN g WHITE station KTVU Years." and only largest independent involvement behind her, feeling that it's his very first as hosting a variety of other technical side of production DEVELOPING t. PRINT INC KOOACHROME station in Norhtern She produced and syn- time in the spotlight. For- radio programs. Optimistic about Nielsen is professionally tight and MOVIES & SLIDES California." dicated Eugene Schoenfeld's tunately, his appearance of Written for Barb Like the rest of the staff, virtually without fault. California's Oldest Camera Shop WLIC is desinged as a "Dr. Hip-pocrates" radio uneasiness and sometimes to He's also written for the Casalaina is optimistic about Sometimes mellowing, 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS televisiuu alternative in show and currently co-hosts rapid speech are com- Bekeley Barb, Quicksilver surviving the Nielsen test. sometimes eye-poppinga education, news, culture and a talk show on KTIM-FM. pensated for by his Times and City Magazine A promise of "no com- 66 S Isl DOWNTOWN SAN IOSE 99 N REDWOOD AVE SAN 10SE entertainment. She helped organize the remarkable sincerity. and has been heavily in- promise" is the staff's of- Artist to give 1084 LINCOLN AVE WILLOW GLEN 419 UNIVERSITY AVE PALO ALTO "The show's goal," ac- Woostock, Newport and Off-camera also, he seems volved in several un- fering to an alternative- cording to co-host Rona Miami pop festivals and she concerned about his stage derground news services. seeking audience that it is lecture, film Begonia, "is to fill a cultural is involved in the production presence, but his personality Bear has been with WLIC sure exists in the Bay Area. Student rates for Wednesday Coffeehouse fills for Buckley your typing Christo Javacheff, the artist known for wrapping objects incloth, will present needs. By Don Weber who plays well, took only refreshments, but that a lecture and slide show at A) We have new and It was standing or floor- about 30 seconds to get its situation was excusable SJSU. reconditioned type machines sitting room only when Merl brand of jazz working. considering the un- Christo's achievements Saunders opened the Joint Happy music precendented capacity include wrapping one million plus ribbons for any type of Effort Coffee House last Saunders is known for crowds. square feet of the Australian typewriter. Thursday night with an old playing some of the happiest The one thing that cannot coastline in cloth and need servicing, we Limmy Daniels' com- keyboards in rock or jazz be excused through, was the hanging the massive Valley B) If you Way." position, -Find Your and he was his usual self on distracting classroom clock Curtain in Rifle Gap, have expert hands that will The Saunders band, which Thursday night. that hung too near the stage. Colorado. guarantee your satisfaction. on any given night might Boosted perhaps by a more include just about anybody On or off-stage, the man appreciative audience, the Included in his lecture will C) Visit us MondayFriday be a film of the Valley just exudes "happy." Saunders band played a from 8:30-5:00 pm or call hotter second show which Curtain and slides depicting The band, featuring his new project, Running us at 294-2091. featured excellent flute Martin Herm on electric Fence. sax, played a respectable playing by Fierro. A resoled one-hour set, but it was And Merl's son, Tony, Christo will speak in the tennis shoe obvious that most of the showed himself to be an Loma Prieta Room in the coffee house crowd was accomplished bassist. Student Union at 3 p.m. on is a good old eagerly waiting for the By the end of the set, Wednesday, Feb. 26. tennis shoe. appearnance of Tim several people were dancing The lecture is free and Buckley. and the crowd in general had open to the public. become pretty loose. Fernando Earlier, some of the 71 East San But then something audience had even been happened...or didn't happen. surprised to find out that Forty minutes went by and THE NAME SATISFACTION Buckley was not the only 40 So. First there was no sign of Buckley MADE FAMOUS performer on the bill. or his band. Wild performance The audience had cooled San Jose When Buckley came out, way down and people were the crowd welcomed him tired and impatient. Official factory resoling getting EN i 279-1681 and repair service for with a thunder. Pete t obta Anybody with a truckload of all athletic shoes The wild, sex-charged food and beer could've made CAMERA Adidas Puma performance he delivered WINDPIPE WAIL -Twisting his features in concentration, a fortune. Tretorn Tiger was quite a change from the Turn Buckley produces one of his many vocal mutations, Buckley's drummer, Dean Nike Head quieter Buckley of the 60's; Hagen, had been running a LOWEST PRICES Converse And SUPER more. but underneath it all, the plague a human body and Probably the high point of temperature of 102. Had he messages hadn't changed soul. the night came during collapsed'? Had Buckley's EVER GORDON'S SPORT SHOP much. These days, Buckley uses Buckley's first show with the voice given out? 1).,,,,o,),,r) Nan Jose SPECIALS He is still waging war his voice extensively as an popular song, "Get on Top of No, it was a money hassle, I tturth and San Fernando instrument. But what he Me, Woman." which was finally worked out I elephone 293.0503 against narrow thought and all the inhibitions that can does isn't scat or similar to The band was as tight as it and attributed to a com- what might be expected could possibly be and munication breakdown mi iumumn me wommommwminewom from Ella Fitzgerald or even Buckley was at his very best between Buckley's agent and i WEEK ONLY Van Morrison. the band. 25% of the evening, playing with THE. 'Jungle therapy' the line, "I'm gonna lick Buckley put a lot of effort "Jungle therapy" is what between your toes, woman." into making up for the delay, but the first half of his FULL liflIVVFA he calls ita sort of "come "Sweet Surrender," an second show was a bomb. what may" vocalization of encore to the first show, was in specializing in the natural look feelings in a way that ex- The second half, though, OFF INVENTORY also exceptional. by Mr. Wilfred & staff kept getting better and tends beyond the usual As he left the stage, I BLOWER STYLES 20% better and ended with two CAMERAS & I context of words and sounds. Buckley collected a fistful of MEN'S MOST STYLING On OFF very fine encores. ? STYLE CUTS A couple of times Thurs- urgent, explicit and wide- ACCESSORIES %ugh coupon By the end of the show at SCISSOR CUTS day night, Buckley's vocal open propositions from 2:30 a.m., at least 100 people DARKROOM AND 294 4086 freak-out of howls, grunts, among his admirers. Darkroom ? 52 SOUTH FOURTH ST were dancing or at least screams and Tarzan chortles CHEMICAL SUPPLIES ? hlk. front SJSU campu s Acoustics good doing the best they could in a I extended beyond the context mei sem mi IN IN I It was a good show if you limited amount of space. Supplies SPECIAL FILM PRICES of words, music, song and like Buckley and a good almost everything else, but opening night. The, at- STAR MOTOR k, somehow he didn't miss the mosphere and acoustics in context of entertainment. the coffee house were FOOSBALL DOUBLES TOURNEY IMPORTS The crowd loved him. pleasing and the stage 1* Except for Buckley's lighting was tasteful -- manager-lead guitar player, nothing particularly Fri, Feb 28, 2:30 pm 10% DISCOUNT PECIAL STUDENT Joe Falsia, the band had only ingenious, but been together for six months per team 1BODY nothing distracting or foolish open division, two players ON SERVICES AND DISCOUNT and the unfamiliarity oc- either. casionally showed. REPAIRS ON ALL ON ALL NEW FIATS The coffee house ran out of Entry feet2.50 per team AND NEW PEUGEOTS FOREIGN AND 2 free tickets to the NASL Cup Semi-Finals SEE THE ALL NEW SILVA Ready For Win PEUGEOT DIESEL SEDAN soccer at the Cow Palace) DOMESTIC MODELS Spring? (indoor & WAGON WITH 35 MPG ANTIFREEZE signups at the desk 375 SO. MARKET ST. 286-6500 PARKING TIRES TUNE UP BATTERIES All Major Crerld Cards Accepted 277-3226 PRESENT STUDENT BODY CARD FOR DISCOUNT SINCE 1936 78 S 4th Close to SJSU Library STUDENT UNION GAMES AREA February 25, 1975, Page 5 gcms out of race Spartans seek revenge te r weekend losses against Hayward today

y Dan Bert ellotti The Spartans were so Fullerton came up with its The Spartans are Henningson was two-for- inning again, this time SJSU in: oust crush i ng loss of stunned by twin losses ( they second shocker in a row definitely looking for four in the first game and may have run out of big ear for SJSU's also lost in San Diego), that Saturday night, knocking off revenge in today's 2:30 paced the 10-hit Spartan inning. i. ill team probably they came home and San Diego State, 72-71. baseball encounter at attack in the second game 6-1 With a run in, the bases Is 'ome at is i! hands of dropped close contests to Aztecs, 49ers tied Hayward State. win, going three for four, a loaded and one out, Brock et, Diego St ide Aztecs, Long Beach and Fresno The Aztecs and Long Over the weekend, the five-for-eight day. Riddle hammered a long fly Lead was c I ealt by Cal state. Beach are now both tied for Pioneers took two of three SJSU got two-hit combined to center field, deep enough cc ullerton. And to rub salt into the the PCAA lead with 6-2 games from SJSU. The pitching from Steve Friar to score Henningson from at Spartans' wounds, even with records. Spartans also lost to arch- and Mark Neufield in the third base. was t itans, no iv the giant- the Fullerton loss, they Starting to doubt their own rival Santa Clara Sunday, second game. Friar went six But Henningson ie of the F' CAA, upset would still be in the PCAA abilities after the losses dropping their record to 2-5. innings, giving up one hit, detected leaving too early by artans iis overtime race if they had won both down south, the Spartans SJSU has had a lot of striking out six. the Broncos, who appealed e. in Full( games this weekend. lost, 73-69, to Fresno State trouble scoring runs over the the play, and were awarded But the hitting got back to LI Saturday night and 6743 to weekend; the only game the a game-ending double play. normal against Santa Clara re Long Beach Thursday, both Spartans won, they finally So instead of holding a 3-2 Sunday in a 3-1 setback. But !01 games in Civic Auditorium. broke through for six scores. lead with the tying run at ar pe 'sharp' against the Broncos, it's no vit Fresno State was pushed After Hayward State had second base, the Broncos disgrace. over the Spartans on last- scored twice in the sixth were home free. minute free throws by Joe inning and then held on to SC pitching rugged SJSU's pitching was good Kosinski and Pat O'Leary. post a 4-3 win Friday af- They went into the game against the Broncos, who are .na gym loss home O'Leary led all scorers with ternoon across the Bay, the with a 1.95 team earned run unbeaten on the year ( 9-0). 26 points. Spartans split two games at average, which means they Steve Gordon-Forbes and By Mike Garcia LI Shoddy play Municipal Stadium Satur- allow less than two runs per Jeff Gingrich combined to ite a "s 1 lam" performance from Marty Sharpe and a te Against Long Beach, the day. game. limit the Santa Clarans to six job in I loor exercise by Ken Linney, the SJSU gym- Spartans played shoddy Too little, too late Waiting until the ninth lut team 1 ost to Cal Saturday in Spartan Gym. basketball for about two- SJSU has had a tendency Sparta ris lost floor exercise by one point and from thirds of the game. But after to come up with too little too n the I cad snowballed to a final score of 201.45-168.90. Nothing But A Pure Deal ibl a rally could do no better late this year. The first game Lunen Sharpe had the highest all-around score for a Reg. 49.9 than tie the game, the 49ers Saturday was a good n but finished fourth overall. Li held on to win. example of that. QUALITY GAS 51.9 ey WO1 1 a moral victory for SJSU by winning the floor Ethyl an trailed, 50-40, The Spartans went into the se witl a 8.95. San Jose rai, with 9:00 left in the contest, bottom of the eighth inning Puritan Oil Co. So. 4th & Williams Spart Tin seniors were spotlighted Saturday. but behind Pete Miller and John Rosenfield trailing, 6-1. They got a run on E verett had the highest Spartan scores in the Don Orndorff, tied the game MUSCLE BUCKETSpartan senior Russ Palmer muscles in in the eighth, and three in the el hor t ie, rings, and parallel bars. 59, with 2:12 left. Orndorff a two -pointer in SJSU's loss to Fresno State Saturday at Civ- ninth, but lost, 6-5. POODLE May en' participated in the high bar. His high school at THE PINK followed in his own missed ic Auditorium. SJSU's Tom Henningson, a PRESENTS 11 Min.( yis once competed against Coach Chew's former terror at the plate vs. the chool shot to tie it. last shot, but the Spartans was fouled. He hit both free SAN JOSE'S ONLY Pioneers, was involved in a SJSU it was the first time it competed in compulsories But a Spartan press was decided to take a foul; Dale throws again. controversial play at second LIVE NUDE SHOW e first, time it was video-taped.The difficulty of com- broken easily twice by the Dillon made both ends of a base in the comback in the ics n i ade video-taping necessary. 49ers for easy buckets. But one-and-one with 0:18 left to San Jose is now 4-5 in ON STAGE EVERY HOUR bottom of the ninth. knei 4 ' we'd have troubles so we wanted the team to see jumpers by Orndorff and put his team up by two. PCAA play and 16-12 overall PLUS He was called out on a they were doing wrong. Instead of practice today Dennis Black kept the game The Spartans patiently and on a four-game losing fielder's choice, eliminating ay ) 'we'll be running the film," Coach Chew said. knotted up. worked the ball for a good streak. The Spartans' final TWOFIRST RUN the possibility of a win or sor c ietitnes difficult to use video-tape because they After Black's jumper, shot, a 15-footer by Orndorff, game of the year is Saturday extra innings. SEXUALLY EXPLICIT ten Clency to laugh at themselves. But it's better than Long Beach called time-out. but he misfired and Dillon at University of the Pacific g" LBSU was working for the grabbed the rebound and ADULT MOVIES ADULTS OVER 18 - ESCORTED LADIES FREE SU first in doubles AMATEUR Country -Style Breads NUDE DANCE CONTEST A, Bagels Hot Soft Pretzels EVERY MONDAY NITE AT 9 P.M. : 06 IINIetters 2nd in tournament PRIZE MONEY $35.00 $25.00 ,k Goodies 7-5, 7-5. Maze then lost to B:, Ross Farrow Whitlinger won the next $15.00 and $10.00 TO ALL OTHERS: S .artan tennis team game to take the title. Whitlinger. AND OS Santa Clara today Tim McNeil was 0 a .':ter finishing second Whitlinger has played a lot eliminated in his first match Al AMATEUR COUPLES e !slorthern California more tennis and has much Thursday by Carter Ingram c.:,1Iegiate Tennis more experience than of San Francisco State, 6-1, 7- THE BREAD BOX NUDE DANCE CONTEST Meyers, and that was the 6. :nent Saturday on the Better Bread and Bagel Business EVERY THURSDAY NITE AT 9 P.M. at Courts. difference in the match, said Meyers combined with ( I aubles team of Hank Krikorian. Moffat to reach the doubles PRIZE MONEY $50.00 $30.00 and : semi-final before losing to 478S. 10th St. S..1. Tel. 294-2112 ? and Bob Hansen of Meyers defeated Stan- $20.00 TO ALL OTHER COUPLES Maze and Wright, 7-6, 2-6, 8 7/on the doubles title ford's Mark Mitchell in the (near Williams) 5-3D Mon. SIIII 3285. BASCOM AVE --OPEN II AM DAIL V. SUN 5 PM 6-3. oring two upsets, and semis, 7-6, 6-4. ( yers went to the finals e losing to Stanford's Hansen came up with a big TYPING SHORT NOTICE Vhitlinger, defending upset in singles Thursday REASONABLE My home-267.3119. . ,3ingles champion, 6-4, when he bested Saviano, 7-5, Yaw paper red, edited Mr a modest 6-1. Saviano was ranked No. fee. Experienced and thorough r 'ford, defending NCAA 3 in the tourney, and Hansen Tutorial approach Expert typing. short notice. Joe 371 4497. ) pion, won the six- was not seeded. ill tourney with 22 [ NORTH VALLEY SEC AAAAA IAL Joe Meyers classified Hansen was defeated SERVICE Term Papers SJSU finished second J manuscriptsletters. 75 cents a 17 points. upsetting Mitchell-Saviano, Friday by his teammate 75 POCKET CALCULATOR page. Kitty Carter 2621923. Meyers, 6-1, 6-4, in the send- announcements NEVER USED) 8 Digits, Auto per housing personals ster and Hansen, 6-1, 3-6, 6-1, the same day. cent, Constants, Big Display, Mere! PARIS...A DAM tid third in the tour- Meyers scares Whitlinger finals. Orig. 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Licensed San Ms* RB5I Club Coed CARDS...FREE TRAVEL IN. hell of Stanford, and the first two sets, they were tied Practitioner. 371.2992. William Street 996 1282 Beautiful building, great location, for children FOR...INTER-EUROPEAN FEIGN t Pfister was beaten by Dupre private parking, linen & maid BOOKINGS...WORK linals' Bill Maze and at four games apiece. SLEEPING BAG, COMEDOWN, 3 lb MENWOMEN) JOBS ON SNIPS! in the following round, 7-6, C011ege.age classes at service, color T.V. Ping pone, kit ABROAD...CONTACT MICHAEL Eufrazia School of Ballet. Essential fill, MUMMY RED, VERY WARM, Chen facilities, inside No experience required. Excellent OR ROI AT STUDENT SERVICE y Wright, the second With Meyers leading the courtyard. travel. Perfect 6-3. "technique" for beginning and in 145.oller. CALL SCOTT. 295 1569 or piano, free coffee. 21.50 week Worldwide WEST, 235 E Santa Clara, No. 710. grand for Is. next game, 30-love, terinediate students. Small classes; 241.7114. share, 79.50-84.50 Mo. share, summer job or career. Send 13.00 SAN JOSE CA. 95113 1106) 7874301. lister, defending state Whitlinger came through John Hursh, a JC transfer individual attention. ly 109.50up single. 102 So. 11th St. information SEAFAX, Dept C TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY OR Eufrazia Grant, Director. 241.1300. Skis 515, poles 52, boots SS, rug $10, Pho, 293.7374. P.O. Box 2049, Port Angeles. THURSDAY BETWEEN ,am.-12 or college singles with "three big serves to from Canada College, beat Danish chair $I, Bike St 44950. 10th Washington 98362. noon iipion from Bakersfield, save the game," said SJSU Carlos Aguilar of Cal, 24, 7- The Christian Science Organitation St. Apt. 1. Mother 0150n5-10 locatiens-19.50 would like to invite everyone to its 20.50 wk. share, 27.50 I 26.50 wk Understanding female sought to snare FREE CALENDARS TO STUDENTS apt with sensitive ,,,an Hansen, a junior from coach Butch Krikorian. 6, 6-1, and then lost to Maze, Thursday evening meetings at 7:30 Guitar-Alvarez sccoust. w-h4M0 case singlediscount or monthly rates. young Self .service dry cleaned sweaters, 3i2 dland, defeated Maze p.m in the Student Chapel (located immaculate cond. yrs. Old 5125 122 N. 8th St. Pho. 2937374. W.C.P. and voice defect. Call 298 pants, blouses, most dresses 25 between the men's and women's firm. Call eves & weekends. 225.5030 7108 after 500 P.m cents EACH Kelly & Louise's Wright Saturday in a gyms) Extra Ire 1 Bed S140 Util pd on bus. Cleaners 555 E. Santa Clara at 12th Larry 984.2030 or Vince 251 e match, 7-5, 74, after NEVER USED SKIS, Rossignol ST 650 near shops near 101. MAYFAIR o contact NATURE DESIGNS FOR US 190cm. 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SKIS- Brand Newnever used AtToLtIscp, carries a wide selection of quality Room available fer female to balance E xperienced Thesis TEMSAMISMies wedding invitations. Deal direct for HEAD. 155 Call evenings 293 6155 coed louse. We eat and do chores Handsom and Masculine SJSU ReportsDissertations. Marianne uffers first graduate, now an executive. would decided savings! Special offer for together Rent $40 80 So 6th St 79$ Tamberg - 137 Escobar Ave like to meet attractive girls for SJSU studentsPresent this ad and 3531 anytime. Telephone 356 MIL Los Gatos DELI 4r receive a ,,pecial discount On any help wanted dales Call 734 3263 Evenings ss, 20-15 order FURNISHED 1 DORM. APT. CLEAN WRITING AND RESEARCH Town and County Duplicating & QUIET, Water L Garbage yd. ASSISTANCE 10321 5 Sunnyvale Saratoga Rd "JOBS IN ALASKA" handbookhow Tenant parking 5135 rno. Near sisu, services TYPING EDITING rugby match is 80 Cupertino, CA. 253 1131. to work and live in Alaska Latest Summer rates available. 294.7332 or COLE 919 4620 2:30 to 4:30 pipeline information. 53.00. KIA, rst lutes long, 40 per half The best of the MARX EROS. incl, the Box 7. Norwich Vt, 05055. BRIDAL FAME PHOTOGRAPHY OVERSEAS JOSSAustrlia, quality Wedding Photography ruggers wish it 294-2525 3rd San Salvador double feature This Friday, Feb. Dorm contract for sale. Save $50 Or HIgn Europe, S America, Africa. SJSU 28th Both shows only 50 cents in better off regular dorm price For anywhere in the San Francisco Bay Students all professions and oc e only 77 minutes per Morris Dailey Aud 7 & 10 Om. Part-tInle people to teach free en more information call 998.3087. Area One low price of Me includes cupations S700 to 53000 monthly. the luii service of a PROFESSION. sight e. Presented by A Phi 0 LC terprise to potential entrepreneurs Expenses paid. overtime, Call Marsal Assoc., ph 257 3335, 8.12 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED TO AL PHOTOGRAPHER, sixty color seeing Fret information TRANS e Bay Area Touring Side GREEK WEEK IS COMING noon, and 6 7,30 P.M No exp. nec SHARE LG HOUSE ILK FROM prints of your choice, a gold and WORLD RESEARCH CO Dept Al. MARCH 1114.1975 CAMPUS WITH 2 GIRLS VS MO white "Our weeding" Ibum, a P0 Boo 603, Corte Madera. CA TS) scored a try with A Benefit tOr Muscular Dystrophy UTIL OWN BEDROOM 789 PM or complete set of color slides, and 94925. minutes left handing 351 3370. BRIDE KEEPS ALL NEGATIVES. Help as figM inflated food prices. There is no extra charge for EXPERIENCED TYPINGElectric Call 494.0363. e its first loss of the automotive volunteers needed 4 room 2 bath apt. Par I. $3000 each photography anywhere in Northern Term Papers, Reports, Thesis. etc. son, 20-15, Saturday at A GREAT NEED EXISTS util paid phone 251.2750 California, and no time limits Dependable. Mrs. Allen 294 1313. Additional retouched textured color h Campus. GARDENERHANDYMAH Steady You can help others Journeyman Mechanic will Save you S Now taking applications for' family to prints may be purchased al any PIANO & LESSONS on auto repairs Major repairs on year round nab working only Sat or rentS bed. 2 bath home. 330 S. Intl, time, with as 7's at 11 00 each, and Classical. Blues, Jazz, chore he Foreign cars. Minor only on 52.75 hr. Must have transp Spartans led 12-10 at by donating blood plasma Sun. 290 San Jose. $20000, phone S42.6862 x 101 at 82.00 each. All work is thedry, Improvisation. 15 yes Eon f-time on two penalty American cars. Ex, VW tune up 525 4900. teed to your satisfaction. 94.2025 totai, all work guaranteed. STEVE SHARE HOUSE SO. PA WITH Make an appointment to see our ks by player-coach Terry LIFELINE GEDDES 2413014 WOMAN + 5 ye CHILD. 3 BR IBA. samplesthen decide. Open every Prof. Typingfast, accurate. hanan, a try by John 53.00 hr., 5 hrs, daily on Sat PROFESSIONAL PERSON OR evening until 10 p.m. For FREE Can edit theses, reports, etc BIOLOGICALS and Sun only, distributing ad GRAD STU. NONSMOKER. 190 BRIDAL PACKET call 237.3161. Dependable Mrs Aslanian 290 410.1 ke and Buchanan's vertising information house to house MO v UTIL, 4942741 EVES version kick after try. is offering and making appointments for meal WK ENDS Professional Typist, fast, accurate, MEDICAL, LAW SCHOOL salesman 298 4900 dependable. Mrs. Alice Ertimerich APPLICANTS. Have you applied month. 749 2864. tor 1970 classes. but without success ake's surge across the $16-70 a TM best of the MARX BROS. incl. the So far? Perhaps *scan help you get double feature This Friday, Feb lost and found TS' goal was set up by LEARN how easily Bob Hepburn WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY. Gentle, an acceptance Box 16140, St Louis. Both shows only 50 cents in If you are between 28th. made 12000100 week for college All Nature) Color, photography for MO 63105 g carries by Floyd Morris Dailey Aud. 7 & 10 pm Helps students get started In 520 REWARD FOR RETURN OF wedding. You keep all photos 18 and 60, call or Presented by A Phi 0 IC yOUr aughy and Buchanan. rnaelng part time business. Free CHURCH MUSIC TAKEN FROM taken plus the original negatives and come by weekdays details. Write Immediately. Hen CAR FEB 4 KEEP CASE, MUSIC a free White embossed album fter the BATS took the burn. Dept. 3524, Box 7727, VanNuyS, NEEDED NO QUESTIONS CALL Budget priced for highest quality d on a try, 14-12, for sale CA 9109. 940-7695 work. Please cell for details Photography by Dale Maggio 292 aim= chanan hit a 30-yard 7601 Evenings. E UROPEISRAELAFRICAO. natty kick with eight LIFELINE BIOLOGICALS Flocked Velvet largo variety Unwanted Hair removed RIENT Student flights year round. 52.00 each New summer king size nutes left to give SJSU the professionally by Contact ISCA 11667 San Vincent, tapestries 55 SO. Incense pack of 25 Rotti Nurse Elmtrologist Ph 765 .1410 11 number 4 L Calif d, 15-14. for SO cents. Large variety of pat Blvd $ 90049 1469 Park Ave., S.J. See Spartan Daily Classifieds P.M. 2166 Lintel's Ave. TEL 12131 826 5669. 826-0955 clts I . Imported JSU is now 5-1 on the walking canes from India Pipes and Married/ DI Flowers paraphanlias Strobe lights King Getleg LOW COST TRAVEL ason, while the BATS are does everythind a florist does at II Orient & South 988-4567 siye Indian bedspreads Large Europe, America every the price with twice the quaiity ,with its only loss to Santa variety of black lights, one block day! TRAVEL CENTER WHY PAY MORE, 12 years Of from the college SO E San Fernando 2435 Durant Avenue onica, last year's top .atistied customers Phone 996 1252 Berkeley, Sr Ca 94704 gby team in California. oor free eSfirna,e 14151 54 7000 Page 6, February 25, 1975 Copyright policy meets opposigi

By Mark Stafforini copyright, the ppolicy says. deans and presidents. and the author, and avoids amount of direct state cost. Passing on a resolut The SJSU Academic If the author (employe) is The term significant creating a new bureaucracy. Resolution to Brazil through comn 'Mee, with Senate's Professional assigned to develop the use of CSUC resources is Books and articles Schein said the resolution the Academic Senate voti Standards Committee material, the CSUC trustees ambiguous and needs should be exempted from the will go to Executive Vice on it, is " a little unanimously passed a would own the copyright. clarification. policy. President Burton Brazil who irregular," Sci -win said, resolution Thursday op- When the material is The distribution of Materials produced on is coordinating SJSU's ef- the Academic Senate d posing the chancellor's developed with significant royalties between CSUC and leave, paid or unpaid, should forts to fight the policy. not meet unt) I March proposed copyright policy, support from CSUC the author of material is also be exempted. "Now we sit tight and after the council according to Dr. Arnold resources, the author would "unfair in view of traditional Materials produced President ( John) Bunzel presidents mee ting. Schein, chairman of the own the copyright, but academic practices." with less than $5,000 of state takes over the struggle at "We're gett ing positi committee. royalties would be shared. "We find the 'draft' support should be exempt higher levels," Schein said. reaction ( fro m facult "While the thrust of the The material involved unacceptable and com- from the policy. The Chancellor's Council supporting the . action of last several years at includes writings, musical pletely counter-productive in When material is of Presidents ( of CSUC) will Professional Standar California State University and dramatic compositions, its academic aims, and self- produced as part of an consider the policy at its Committee," S chein sa and College ICSUC) has sound recordings, films and defeating in its financial assignment the first $1,000 of March 3 meeting, he ex- "They like a ,hat we been to foster scholarship, lecture notes. aims of securing revenue for royalties should go to the plained. doing." creative endeavor and in- The professional stan- CSUC," the resolution says. author, as incentive. After novation," the resolution dards committee's Resolution recommends this CSUC should get a says, "the 'draft' policy does resolution says the policy The resolution makes the percentage of the royalties just the opposite of this." would "stifle productivity following recommendations: equal to the percentage of The chancellor's proposed and creativity for those The policy should be time the author was assigned SAN JOSE STATE policy would require CSUC individuals who write or withdrawn for further study to work on the material. employes to go through a film." and modification. Royalties for material clearance procedure before Undesirable features Faculty representat produced with significant IS FOR THE BIRD copyrighting any material. The resolution lists the ives should work with the state support (more than The employe would submit "undesirable features" of chancellor's office to design $5,000 ) should be shared. The (PSA Grinningbirds). vi the material and information the proposed policy: a copyright policy that en- author should get the first on how it was obtained to a It will cause "un- courages faculty creative $1,000, then royalties should campus copyright com- certain and usually unac- endeavors, is fair to CSUC be shared 50-50 up to the mittee. ceptable delay" in All tied up The committee would publication of research determine who owns the papers and creative en- MODERNE DRUG CO. er0`. tit STATUE UNDER WRAPS -The "Spirit of Sparta ap- copyright. deavors while the material peared bound and cloaked yesterday morning. Accor- If the employe developed "travels the long road of ANTHONY CAMPAGNA, JR. several students in ding to Art Professor Tony May, the material on his own time bureaucratic examination." Pharmacists the visiting artists program are responsible for the cov- without university funds or Burden of proof, of Professional er-up. equipment, he would own the copyright ownership, is on OPEN UNTIL the author. The unofficial Fly will 1 us to The policy creates an state bird. PSA. has ‘ a song to sieve cities "elaborate bureaucracy at MIDNIGHT more flights connecting WanttocatchaPSAGr inning Coffeehouse reopening local and statewide levels 2nd and Santa Clara Streets northern and southern Cali- bird? That's easy Jus t catc the copyright committees." forma than any other airline up with your campi is rep It adds to the super- San Jose Phone 998-8800 PSA gives you a KM attracts record crowd vising burdens of chairmen,

ontinued from page I the cafeteria had more the Joint Effort two and one- Audience reactions to the class." half years ago, said she was changes were varied during Richard Cream, a rock sad the old couches were the opening, but the most musician from San Jose who gone. performed in the coffeehouse frequent comment was "It used to be warm and years ago, commented, favorable: "It looks like a two kind of homey," she said. "It "It looks better now than real club!" seems colder now and I don't with all that fake hippie stuff Bill Hall, who has worked think it's as nice." five years as audio-visual they used to have in here." 4DVERTISEMEN7 But not all reactions were Tonia Macneil, an art supervisor at the Student .CO40 Government spending that Union and Coffeehouse, said, favorable. major, said it was too hot Cc r( u 1. Mrs. Charlie Musselwhite, and smoky on Thursdaj .. "It's a better atmosphere. It o M. h ii 0 keeps on even after it has used looks like a club now. Before, who first met her husband in night. Will' . all your tax money is a maior d" 'Itts' "There's no force dnving up the price of every- Part-time fee hike asked thing ,from hamburger to houses. such thing as a Only you can make it stop Continued from page I at that time, Dennis King, the increase was that it was * 4% machine service call take your breath The Spring 1973 council did not push for the increase. believed part-time students, again voted to increase the Rico said Bunzel wanted especially evening students, free lunch." to exceed income' rtite-Word allsWer fees. the AS. executive branch to did not use student services. TFIE There is all east. these quesiinm-teillation. KO Bunzel did not act on the explain their reasons for the ,... ill But Rico said an A.S. It's a dull term, but something called the do we really understand Wh.0 1101.1, second recommendation increase. "SECRET tax survey showed that many years totii is. and whs this "secret "King didn't support the "public debt" has been piling up for 99 at our pas - because of other problems in part-time students were keeps chipping away increase, so in effect they because our tax dollars haven't come close to checks ' budget negotiations at that using student services as TA21( time, Martin said. were using a veto they didn't paying for all of the services and programs we've factors have exacerbated much as full time students inflation -the Also, student leaders in- have," Rico said. been demanding. In fact, just the annual this',ITIlar-dissolving do. AMERICA energy crisis. crop prices. execs- cluding the student president Rico said one hang-up on interest charge on this debt recently hit a cool .,i and illadvised government Martin said, "It's hard to $29 billion. Nevertheless, many politicians say, CAN'T :egultion,a twag es rititrunning pro- predict what President "Relax, Uncle Sam can simply print the money ductivity. But he basic cause of in- Bunzel will do now. He said to cover the cost." Not so, as this story from flation is iille that most Americans *.tikli'FORD Film criticizes when he gets the hard data. The March Readers Digest makes clear. For {.4 seem largely unaware of: spending earned yet. lie will make the decision." with skyrocketing prices people stopped manes that hasn't been 4,a wonder why you In short, inflation is the creature buying. And now we've got recession. How to though of debt . an the most milationars tee' poorer even dd get out of the mess? Read on... iou're probably mak- kin d of ebt is the one sve- tinder boarding homes .- more money than our democratic system -are the * * * . . - ,iir i a t her ever most responsible liar : the public debt. up this SJSU student reaction to State llopsital sent to UPI - R Ill dreamed ot ' Aim finally bought that 'I he officials we elect run debt to provide the loans, goods. board and care residents in boarding homes in the house. You drive a nice car. Maybe you're making payments on that services ansl programs that we have the area was the subject of a campus area. The film XEROX kader's hoat you always wanted. Bin why Conic to belieste should he "paid for film previewed last week in criticized the homes, saying I )1geSt did that new tile in the kitchen cost by government.- the Student Union. they provided little more COPIES ," much more than you expected We tiirget, of cinirse. that "paid for The film documented the than food and a bed. si.den,,,,, spec. Why did The hill lilt Ill.it washing by government- means paid for lw story of Community of The film stressed that Communities, a group of 3 cents residents do not need to :Reg 4 cents ADVERTISEMENT ADVEKI I"'' students who provided w , conform to a therapeutic us. Gin-eminent may prat money, government incurs after our tax .4.Iva of eCinionlic laws takes edect. be kept under control so services to these residents 0111, oitlaii,.., model but that they need good 'til June 20 hut this is only the symbol of wealth. money kis run out. We pay by shell- With more mimes animist than wind it compounding the and also financed the film. adds ten sitilable goods, prices rise -and in. which brought about the rect-ssion acceptance and par- Show S J State I D Real wealth is the value"( the giods ing out that secret tax that Most of the residents are and services produced by working cents to a pound of bacon, Is to a datum is upon its. in the first place. ticipation in society. to cut former patients of Agnews men and women. It is their pay Inc imir of shoes, Sao to an electric stove. okay. Everybody talks about ii. If we expect government The film also maintained leels it. But what spending. however. ice 011,4 till 4% S. Murphs making cars, houses. clothes, books, Now this is the part of inflation Slmosi everybody that poverty, racism, and us don't filly under- in we di, :thou! it ' CIll oll, cApCilation: I,/ goVerrieleril. Sums) sale furniture and all the other myriad that most of oppression are responsible things we are accustomed to. Gov- stand: I low the government's in- Certainly, increased productivity Businessmen seeking special treat Senate 732-2679 i if a hole dug for the condition ernment depends upon this stealth debtedness pushes up the prices of each of us producing more or the mem to pull them iiiit of these Hours 830-5 30,00 that we create. and takes from each the things We buy. .it 11.irs we earn -is 1111e of the Most Its their ins ii owili, tints WON make people. Sat 9-3 of us a portion of it through lanes It works this way: We can't print ,-ifective counters to inflation. Many dii w ith their own reuitircelliliwss, ii tpi must soil, terms 444 and other revenues. money Si cover our own debts. The Intsinesses and iktlicated %Si trkers tips. ia I-iuteri-Si gr. List year we paid out 55554 bd. federal government. however. can; have tierformed amazing feats of and c. rilstiIer the i orrall ethos iii lion in federal taxes. Unfortunately, through a complex procedure called productivity. enabling them to in their requests iiiviii gos eminent -mil - r...... the government not only spent all "monetary policy." the Federal Re, . re.ise their wages and profits while thus op. in unlit. vi. On, , to expire !hit money; it kept right iin wend. serve creates dollars and transfers s mitt mg the rust-ofp their products to fedi/villa! goverottlent re .. 11, NIEW ink doling out 5;.-1 billion more than them to kinks. The banks make relitaill coMpelilive. nsay ,li we iii lltrar area. Ili . . we gave it. And it has generally loans from these new "assets." Thus. But productivity increase, Cannot moues is 001 available. Certain non The terms of office of eight done the same fin years -spending mimes is "pumped into the econo- indefinitely make op hun the steady essential programs mas have to ik. faculty DU/AWING that was originally ,heapeiting of the dollar brought on dela% i il or even &warded. representatives to SOO billion more than income in my" -money hi ,1,1 slit- the SJSU Academic Senate the five years two through 1974 nothing more than the figures on a lis the government indulging legis 55', . .,Il ..t ...are Irving to soon more tante whims svith More "thin .11r- bile it 1..i.line .is hiiiii, .,,,' - will expire at the end of the DCWIED: alone. Federal Reserve check; That is where the trouble starts currency his ei be printed to cover Morns. It's toile lor morn,- lollgh de should espest goVerilMer., current semester, according -is-hen we, as electors, .illow gov the new dollars. Many of these dol. visions in Washington. I kcisiiiiis same, Wei nly lieil ittIrst Ii...: -... to Dr. mad. George Grant, ertiment. often lin individually per- lars originate through bank loins of 'kit will not be made unless citizens think real progress can k-

chairman of the election suasive reasons. tii spend dollars it sanous kinds. They find their way -- businessmen. farmers, workers. without getting the government's 11-7''fr info debt. into the economy through various hoosestives. tiensioners -demand fiscal engine kick in tune. committee. doesn't have. it goes mitt But government and the average commercial traltriaCti011%, lint who them mul are willing to accept the And remember. WC are the sinv Nominating petitions to fill it,, glorious citizen go into debt under different has established the need for these sacrifires that most lie made. crnment. Thai's why we i.iii those vacancies will be rules. Government is the dominant new dollar, in the first place? We Particular-Is in times wish as these. Wallet hi llg Ali rill inflation -if wi. available to the various colors horrower in the market. both from have -through the many things we a.. ,ase would dens the ihs- of federal have tits sense to dis, plow ourselves for 10 lake ..ire ir1 the truly :mil the ins:mins it, gel more oilt ill departments March 3. The individuals (mainly through selling ask government to "do" its; wartime, to bust- needy. .Ninl to all, s law tht rigors the considerable Immo' and initeri deadline for submitting from savings bonds) and by depositing through loans and grants banks, then writing noses, schiols, research groups; of recession, it ill programs mid tither al revoirces we already have, completed petitions to the IOUs with Winsor & Newton cheeks against them. Result :We tax- through "aid" programs of all kinds. relief Imo well Ise essential. Rut Academic Senate 9 costs. it is etc!, more .. office is payers have to pay various banks and Remember. most of these deficit with additional i..., "pont.. It (dr Ri print I budget a.m. March 18., according to More ink in every bottle! other lenders some Sag billion in dollars have not been earned by pm. imps-rative that the rest of the lit ad. r. Ihgr..I. rir....inlirlir N , Grant. yearly interest on the public chit!. clueing anything. They merely corn- - - Have you tried the all-now Wanor & Newton Inks w4,, %visa, ir r Rim err! I.. lit. NI SO SI I S.'. I II,., - 52... ere( I for Weir that why w e are in truble.o pete with our paycheck &liars for The submitted petitions in the beautiful package? The formula is completely And We paY all the government's hills, whatever goods 311(1 Service, We 311(1 will revised so every one of the 20 brilliant colors mixes be verified by the .111(1 we hear the burden of those hills others have prixtuced. Result : The This mrsage is prepared by the editors of The Reader's election committee and the easily with every other And the black well, its lbc..,1 owl prerWrirl In The lireinet Ilmortfltable. names placed on the ballot lust about the densest black you can get The new t 4 oz bottle was especially for the designed April election, Grant to minimize spillage More ink for your money said. The vacancies include 934 each three from the Humanities 57 VALLEY FAIR CENTER and Arts, two from Social SAN JOSE 249-5700 Sciences, and one each from 365 SAN ANTONIO ROAD Applied Sciences, Education MT. VIEW 561.3500, and Engineering.