Thursday, October 14, 1971 David Harris

Anti -war activist David Harris, former stu- dent body president of Stanford University and co-founder of Draft Resistance, will speak at Spariati Datib noon today on the ROTC field. Serving the San Jose State College Community Since 1934 Council changes mind, gives SCIP only partial fund ing

By PENNY SPAR Environmental Studies Department. He according to George Watts, assistant Daily Political Writer credited SCIP with the formation of business manager. the newly established ecology program But Council did gain the two -third's After extensive debate Wednesday on campus. majority needed to override Buck's evening, A.S. Council decided to al- However, after a dinner break and veto of a $500 request for an honors' locate $1,300 of the $2,300 requested an executive session, council voted to convocation to be held in the spring by the Student Community Involvement reconsider the decision. for outstanding students. Program, also known as SCIP. Believing that Mike Buck, A.S. They also overrode his veto of The program, which developed out of president, would veto the allocation $99 for a trip to Long Beach last the 1970 Cambodia strike and which because it is an instructionally re- weekend for SJS Cheerleaders who credits study of social issues relevant lated program, Councilman Rudy went in expectation of reimbursement. today, has been entirely staffed by vol- Leonardi feared council would not be One of the vetoes that stoodconcerned unteer help over the past year and a able to raise the needed two-thirds $90 for a group of students who visited half. majority to over-ride the expected Chino State Prison over the weekend. Carl Foster, co-director of SCIP, veto. Council allocated the funds, but ne- explained that matching work study Some council members believed glected to inform the students to allow funds for the program would be avail- $2,300 was too much for the program, one week for a possible presidential able if council allocated $1900 for since after four-to-one matching work- veto before spending them. full and part-time secretarial and study funds the total budget would According to one councilman the group librarian work and administrative in- figure nearly $10,000. went to the prison expecting to be put. The other $400 of the deleted Councilman Andy McDonald argued, reimbursed for gas. However, council It's balloon day! money would have gone for material "I think the program must prove itself was unable to raise the two-thirds needs. before we fund it the $2,300." majority to override the presidential Why were the college students carrying around balloons yes- Council did give SCIP the full amount "However, if we don't give them the veto. in the first vote(6-4-5)after a lengthy terday? It was all part of operation SHARE's publicity gim- money now, the whole program may Buck's veto of a $3,600 allocation background review of the program councilman John to the Intercultural Steering Committee mick for its fall apart," argued tutorials program. Augie Lavagino from SHARE by Dr. Donald Aiken, chairman of the Jeffers. also stood, for procedural reasons. gives a balloon to Chanetta Jackson Council ultimately decided (11-1-1) According to Buck, council had no to allocate a total of $1,300 to be used right to allocate that much money at the discretion of the SCIP directors. without prior recommendation from In other action, council overrode special allocations. Landlords nervous two of five presidential vetoes dealing City Councilman Joe Colla appeared with last week's council action. But before council with a suggestion for by allowing one veto to stand. Council improving communication between stu- literally killed the SJS rifle team. dents and the city. A presidential veto of $2,500 to He requested space in the A.S. the rifle team left the group with no offices one hour a week in order to Campus housing empty alternative but to stop the program. serve as a liaison between the City The guns and other equipment, wich Council and SJS. He also invited any By PAULA BELSHAW Students also expressed dissatis- cerned with the sudden rise in va- under the club's charter belong to students to use his office at City nonrefundable cancies. College Hall Investors, land- council, will be inventoried and stored Hall for reference and library work Daily Staff Writer faction with totally cleaning deposits. lords represented by Fidelity Proper- by the Student Affairs Business Office, when dealing in city matters. Silent hallways and empty apartments Another possible reason for the vacant ty Management of San Jose, have gone await the return of residents in many apartment dilemma is an increase in so far as to reduce rent for a two bed- of the large apartment complexes sur- students living in the dormitories. room apartment at Summit Apart- rounding SJS campus. According to Housing Director Ber- ments, 384 E. William St. to $145 Boldly lettered posters, plastered niece Ryan, one-third of students liv- with two weeks rent-free. across buildings, blare the news of ing in the dorms last year returned They have censures also reduced Council rents for vacant apartments. this year. "Many more than we've two-bedroom units at Caravel Apart- An informal survey taken of some had before," said Miss Ryan. This ments, 642 S. Seventh St., from $200 of the larger complexes indicate many left fewer dorm vacancies for new to $165. of the apartment buildings have a high students. At El Dorado percentage of vacancies. persistent com- Apartments, 315 E. One of the most San Fernando chief St., rent for a two- S.J. police One landlord with 138 apartment units in- plaints about college-area housing bedroom unit is in six different buildings has a total difficul- $200 with two weeks tions in connection with the slaying volved landlord or manager rent-free. of 90 vacant apartments. The majority ties. Many students expressed the By CELESTE ZUFFI of John Henry Smith, Jr., a black IBM, of these are two-bedroom living units. opinion that students have been taken Until this year, apartments have Daily Staff Writer chemist, on Sept. 19. Many students have expressed amaze- advantage of long enough by landlords. been in great demand. Now it ap- San Jose City Council made a last- Many attending Tuesday's meeting ment at the number of vacancies and Whatever the reasons, they all add pars the trend has taken an abrupt minute gesture to appease enraged citi- were students and professors at SJS. wonder why. up to a vacancy problem for area about-face zens Tuesday night by voting to censure Murphy has been accused of "blindly" Mark Brodsky, senior engineering landlords and more commuting hassles If you're looking for housing now, Police Chief Robert Murphy for his ac - supporting patrolman Rocklin Woolley major, lived in a fraternity house for students. there's never been a better time for for killing Smith following an argument before investigating the apartment sit- Understandably, landlords are con- low rents. over a traffic violation. Woolley al- uation a round campus. "The rents legedly shot Smith after he fled the are much higher a round campus." scene, although Woolley stated he Brodsky commented. "It pays me to thought Smith was reaching for a gun, commute five miles, get lower rents, later reports indicated that no gun more privacy, and a better all-around McCloskey on campaign trail; was found on or near the body. apartment." Council action fell considerably short Other students cited increased park- of fulfilling the original demand by ing problems exorbitant rents, and just Chicano and black spokesmen that Mur- plain getting away from the campus phy be fired. Murphy was out of town as their reasons for moving from the SJS speech scheduled for noon and unavailable for comment yes- campus area. terday. Other demands by Third World Elaine Westerlund, senior English Congressman Paul.N. (Pete)McClos- speech is being sponsored by SJS He said he is running for President spokesmen included the suspension major, said, "We paid $240 for a two key, R-Portola Valley, will speak to- president John Bunzel 's Presidential in an attempt to: without pay for the three patrolmen bedroom apartment and $130 cleaning morrow at noon in Morris Dailey Au- Speakers Forum. Admission is free "persuade the Congress to exer- involved in the slaying and the crea- deposit. We got $88 of the cleaning ditorium. and open to the public. cise its Constitutional responsibility tion of a citizens board of inquiry to deposit back after we spent three days A candidate for the Republican presi- McCloskey has been most famous for to end the war by cutting off funds investigate the incident. cleaning the apartment." dential nomination, McCloskey's his stand against the Vietnam War. "persuade the President to change Third World representatives had pre- his announced policy of maintaining sented their demands at two previous the bombing of Indochina Council meetings. "persuade the Administration to make Earlier in the evening, however, the Who will sponsor? our withdrawal conditional solely upon council clearly indicated it could take the return of our POW's, giving up no action against anyone involved in our long-time insistence upon thepre- the slaying until an investigation had servation of the current regime in been completed by the district attor- Saigon." ney and the Grand Jury. Fantasy Faire dispute (cont. on page 8) (cont. on page 8) By PHIL CLAUSEN to the A. S. government for the dates planned by SCIP Daily Staff Writer for the Faire. Buck made no move to find out whether SCIP was The SJS Fantasy Faire, the popular pre-Christmas planning to have the affair again, Foster asserted. craft sale, is in the middle of a jurisdictional fight In subsequent attempts by Becker and Foster to between A.S. President Mike Buck and the Students meet with Buck, the latter did not answer a memo Community Involvement Program (SCIP). sent by Foster requesting an explanation nor did Buck This year SCIP's right to be the sole proprietor show up at either of two planned discussion meetings, of the Fantasy Faire is being contested by Buck, who the two contend. believes the Faire should be "institutionalized" so that But Buck claims Becker and Foster failed to show not only will it be assured a run each year, but also for the first meeting. that it will be free to the students. "True," Foster said. "I called Ron Bergman (Buck's Under SCIP, the Fantasy Faire invited artists and appointee to run the Faire and also A.S. Program Board craftsmen to display their wares for a $2 table fee chairman) to see if Buck had arrived yet." Bergman and a 15 per cent cut of the take, according to SCIP said Buck did not come, according to Foster. co-chairmen Bill Becker and Carl Foster. In the second attempted meeting, Buck claims he was Under Buck's plan, the Faire would become one more unable to attend because of business with A.S. treasurer non-profit activity for SCIP, but this time in alliance Nicholas Pezzaniti. Becker and Foster therefore talked with A.S. government. to Bergman, who arrived without Buck. But Bergman Last year's fair netted $700 for ,SCIP. Foster ex- has no authority to make decisions, Foster said. plained that SCIP needs the Fantasy Faire profits Buck said, "I don't care who does the Faire. We to run other SCIP programs. just want to make sure it continues on." The 1970 SCIP Fantasy Faire, under chairman Pam Foster is extremely hesitant to work a "deal" with Ford, was to run from Dec. 7-11, but by popular de- the A.S. mand was held over several days. Foster said, "It "It's a bad precedent to have student government exceeded our wildest expectations." muscling in on a program," he said, "wondering if Who gets Fantasy Faire? Students expressed a desire that the Faire become other campus organization's programs might be in Candle merchants Mike Harmon and Bob Swanson of last an annual event, Foster said. danger of being "grabbed" by A.S. government, eager But when Foster tried this summer to book the Col- to "steal" successful programs. December's Fantasy Faire count the take and perhaps dream lege Union for December, he learned that Buck had If Buck persists in his attempt "grab" the Faire, of future Faires. Created by the Student Community Involve- been there before him. The College Union is booked "we will bring a legal suit against him," Becker said. ment Program (SCIP), sponsorship of the Faire is under dispute. Page 2, October 14, 1971 Editorial ThenrlisTrillPs Office moBy MIKE BUCK Fantasy Faire sponsor F. Community is a word used quite local board and care homes, be even our college president were When a student organization than eager to sponsor the Faire freely around the SJS campus. subjected to a high crime rate present at important City Coun- sets up an event which turns they helped create and engineer We all agree that a "community" and exist amidst the problems cil or Planning Commission meet- out to be unusually successful, under the direction of Pam Ford. is something that is sorely needed that make living off campus the ings, then maybe the City of San such as last year's Fantasy There is an old and venerable here. References are also made joy that it is. Jose would begin to attune itself Faire, it might expect first right precedent in this nation which to the community of San Jose Although the statistics are not to the needs of its neglected step- to sponsor it again. The or- allows that the least government when we seek to involve the city readily available, I would ven- child, SJS. With cooperation from ganization woul d't expect student is the best government. Govern- in the affairs of the college. On ture a guess that most of the all sectors of the academic com- government to muscle in for a ment should enter only where the campus, there exists an aca- professors do not live in the munity, students and faculty would take-over because of doubts that it is clearly needed to facilitate demic community which concerns campus area. The reasons that want to live in the campus area, the organization will continue to the public need. itself with the problems of an the professors offer for not living the monstrosity such as the new exist. SCIP has demonstrated that it educational institution such as SJS. in the college environment are parking structure would be a thing Mike Buck, A.S. president, can organize a notably successful The academic community of SJS valid. But what about those of of the past. implies this in making designs Faire. They are the creators is composed of students, faculty, us, who for one reason or another Hopefully, Academic Council for the A.S. to "co-sponsor" the of the Faire. They have had staff and administrators. Stu- have to live in the college area? as well as the administration of Fantasy Faire with the Student actual experience with the Faire. dents are allowed to participate Our off campus lives affect our the college, will begin working Community Involvement Program Who else then, should be more in the governance of the academic studies as much, if not more, with students to tackle the pro- (SCIP), creators of last Decem- qualified than the creators them- community by their involvement in than our on campus roles. blems of our community. Stu- ber's successful Faire. selves to sponsor this year's Academic Council and its various There are a few professors that dents should become involved on If Buck were taking over the Faire? committees. There are nine stu- live in the student slum with Academic Council committees to Faire because SCIP asked the If the A.S. is allowed to usurp dent representatives to Academic us. They have filled the needs see that our voices are heard. A.S. to, or if SCIP were incom- SCIP's position as sole sponsor Council out of a total membership of students, not only in terms of Students are the most important petent to hold it again, he might of the Faire, we shall all be of some 60 -odd people. The Coun- friendship and rapport, but also people on this campus. Without be justified. the witness to a ploy that di- cil generally concerns itself with as a human being to help another students, faculty, and administra- This is not the case. minishes the rights of individuals degree requirements, improve- human being. This relationship tive jobs are just one more boon- Bill Becker and Carl Foster, to conduct their own affairs with- ment of instruction promotion, is a two way street that is doggle. Without students, there co-chairmen of SCIP are more out interference from government. professional standards, etc., mutually rewarding. In a true is no SJS. which are essential to a smoothly academic community, incidents Letters to the editor running academic community. But like the above would be common- the question is, do the boundaries place, instead of a rarity. Staff 111 of the academic community stop With the natural boundaries of Coin elli at the borders of our campus? our campus becoming more de- Critical reply to articles Isn't the life of students living on fined (the freeway to the south, campus also an intergral part of William Street Park to the east), Editor: go out at night alone they will an academic community? redevelopment on the west and Charley Tuna for I find the need has arisen be raped. The Academic Council has been Santa Clara to the north, it is me to make further statements And to Ben Sandler of the Job notoriously lax and lethargic in time that we take a serious look

concerning the uproar that has Corps. I hope we can work to- focusing its attention on the pro- at the campus area. Perhaps a Corps. been started over the Job gether, but what type of people blems that confront students liv- master plan for future develop- alive and well when I First is the fact that "have to have passes in order ing off campus. Perhaps all those ment of land around the college I told to go out at By MARVIN SNOW was contacted by the Daily night" (Oct. 6 issue)? faculty who serve on Academic should be undertaken. Maybe only for my- Al Sharff them I could speak Council should be required to live we should have the zoning in the SJS is the scene of Amer- fraternity as D30271 self and not for the in the college area for a semester, a r ea thoroughly examined and ica's most heinous and brutal of take note of a whole. Critics, pay the exorbitant rents to live possibly re -zoned to fit the need tragedies --that of the complete this fact. in the various cracker boxes, of the community. destruction of one's life work. was contacted, I was When I deal with the residents of the If students, faculty, staff and The monumental putdown has been asked what I thought of the use accomplished in one of our most of the old houses, not what I `New chance' visited and used institutions. thought of the Job Corps. To this I am referring the waste and question, I replied, "We're not misuse of one of America's fav- too impressed." We have good in Job Corps orite foods- -Charl ie the tuna. Just memories of living in these houses imagine all those years of Charlie and I would like to see more stu- Editor: trying to be chosen one of the dents have a chance to try that Two years ago one of my brothers elite, the supreme tuna. And type of living. The use of these joined the Job Corps. He went finally he makes it, only to wind houses for schools not related to Idaho for his trainng, where up in our College Union cafe- to the campus quite frankly does I hope he was not met by re- teria --slapped with mayonnaise, not impress me. sentful neighbors. crushed by limp and tough lettace, Now would like to stoop low This Job Corps experience gave and finally the cruelest blow of enough to answercertain articles. him another chance to believe all, spread upon two slices of Dealing with the staff comment in himself, become a more res- stale white bread. written by Cory Farley, I would ponsible person, meet others who What a low opinion of Charlie like to ask just how the hell do also had reading difficulties, earn those humans who serve our sto- you think tradition and the size of money whi le learni ng a trade, con- machs must have. Instead of our membership alters our view on tinue studies leading to a G.E.D., becoming part of a tuna cass- the Job Crops? and getting individualzied coun- erole or tuna a-la-mode,his body To the people who wrote the seling from staff people who care. is mangled and mashed until it has letter to the editor in the Oct. I believe these trainees deserve the consistency of gray wet chalk 8 issue, Again, I was not con- some respect and admiration for (tastes like chalk, too). sidering the people in the houses the efforts to better themselves Why couldn't he have made it but the use of the houses. I would instead of the contempt expressed to another college where, even also like to invite you to drop by by some members of SJS frat- though he would still be a sand- a fraternity and you might find ernities. wich, his white chunky body would that your 'beer can relevance" As far as the danger of physical be mixed with spices to enrich stayed with the big houses when attacks and thefts is concerned, his salty meat and enrich the we left. the many cases reported have bodies of those who consume him. Also the most "progressive occurred here without the help At Foothill College, a tuna sand- attempts to solve serious social of Job Corps. wich, made with loving care and problems in the college setting" I have much respect for an very fresh material, is a delight as I see it would be an attempt organization that can find human to the tongue. It's much sought to solve the situation that requires potential worth developing. after and consumed to the last the San Jose police to tell the Rosemarie Buenrostro flake. girls in the dorms that if they D35164 Yes, at Foothill Charlie meets with the finest of spicy tomatoes, fresh lettuce, excellent salt and pepper, and best of all, two capes Recurring problem at Allen of fresh, soft nutritious white bread. Would you believe Charlie Editor: theft and the missing key, the lock costs the same there as he does Thefts near campus are always a was never changed over the "I'd like to thank all of you who made my re-election possible." here? problem in San Jose, and it is often summer. Hail to Charlie, though you may hard to do anything about it. But This fact was discovered Monday be a blob of a sandwich on this when the theft is the product of night following the past three-day Staff Comment campus, you're still our hero on your landlord's carelessness, weekend by the new resident of the boob -tube. something can and should be done. room x, who returned to find that Last spring, a young man living over $1200 in stereo equipment had in Allen Hall returned to his room vanished. one afternoon in May and found Obviously, this is a case of New draft law to take effect Spartan IhiiI his stero system and guitar were extreme lack of regard on the part and serving the San Jose Slate College Commonly Since '934 missing. His door, which had been of the Housing Office. Their By STEVE Z1GL ER gives no date of compliance locked when he Draft no penalties for failure in doing Second class postage paid at San Jose. California left, was wide knowledge of the history of the dodgers have until Oct. Member of Califon-Ids Newspaper Publishers' ASSOC. open. room did not prod them to action 28 to feel at ease with the draft. so. Ion and the Associated Press Published daily by San Apparently On Divinity students were given a Jose State College. except Saturday and Sunday- during the thief had a key (i.e. the simple maneuver of that date the new draft bill me college year The opinions expressed herein are not the passage necessarily those Of the Associated Students, tee College (that one of the keys to the room chainging the lock on the door). will become law. slap in the face with of the new bill. Draft -evading Administration or the Department of Journalism and was missing was verified by the A feeling of personal safety and Besides allowing the government Advertising Subscriptions accepted Only on a remain main desk at the d o r m- -t he pre- seminarians can no longer be free der of semester basis Full academic year. 99, each the knowledge that possessions to interrupt a draftees' life for 10 rents vious from induction after their 26th semester. 64 50 Oft campus price per copy, resident of room x had not are secure is essential to living two years, the new draft law has a Phone 294 6414 Editorial mil 2383 Advertising eel turned in his key). Knowing thi, birthday. 2081 Press of Edger Publications, Inc , Union City in San Jose. Perhaps the Housing few good points along with more All articles designated as editorials reflect the ma The new law enables students in one would expect that the lock would Office will realize this before than its share of bad points. ',wily opinion of the editorial ..oard All other opinions be changed by the landlord, in this the ministery to be eligible for epressed are the views of the individual writer or car word gets around that security Sen. Edward Monist case the Student Housing Kennedy has struck induction until his 35th birthday. Office. is only a pretense in the dorms. a blow in favor of draft eligible He must also become ordained in Editor Pam StranObef g Unfortunately, even though the Lee Bob Garioto Dickason men with his persistent lobbying Advertising Manager office was informed of both the D31651 his ministry after graduation or Managing Editor Bob Pellerin on the expansion of rights the else become draft eligible immed- News Editor Barbara Evans draftee has when feuding City Editor Joyce Krieg with iately. Associate Editor Ben Reed his local draft board. Once upon a time the energetic Day Editor Craig Scott Pain Strandberg Copy Editor Jim Murphy Thanks to Sen. Kennedy, a re7 young man who did not register Wire Editor Joe Coligaris 'sports Editor Tim Osterman editor gistrat will have the right to for the draft after he became 18 F eature Editor CroigScott& Donn Pereira appear was able to avoid the Si)altatill)Itil- in person before both the years -old Connie F ukuda line Arts. Editor the Son lose Slate College Community Since 1934 r.,/ local and appeal boards with a draft if he kept out of sight for Chit Investigative Reporter Steve Pepin< half Bob Garioto Publd Relations Director Yar Petry quorum of its members present. six years. So states the statute Photo Editor Len Cool/ MIN Coking manager He can also present witnesses in Ii mitations. Chief Photographer Steve Marley "If a nation expects to be both Retail Ad Manager Dan Mini his behalf. Not so any more. Congress has National Ad Manager Ray Dobbs If the registrant requests it, the stretched the period of vulner- Production Manager Johg Mitchell iii ii or jal board Business Manager Ray Borge ignorant and free, it expects draft board must provide him with ability from six to 12 years. Llossified Manager David Riker Strandberg Richard Ow Pain a written statement stating why Future draft calls will be held Pt emotion Manage,

IR oh Pellerin it ruled against his claim for a on a national basis, eliminating Reporters Alan what never was and never Ahlstland, LINDA Aletto, Paula Bel - Barbara Evans particular status. the local board quota system used show, Marsha Bolyanati, Phil Clausen. David Craw- ford, Kathy Dorayio, Cory Farley, lance Frederick Joyce Krieg The new law also states that in the past. This prevents the son, Tom Glides, Br lam Hamlin, Pat Hampton, Michael future appointments to 'local elusive few from registering at Harrington. Mark Hegedus, Adenrele !post, Melvin will be." --Thomas Jefferson Ben H Johnson, Joyce McCollister, Gene McHone, Mingo Mae boards by the President are to re- local boards with a smaller quota ,el, Stan Musgrove, Jane Nolan, Keith Peters. Sharon tit e l'a pine hak flect the fulfillment. Now, men with the Rogers, Gary Rubin, Eric Schatmemr, Christine Shield racial and religious com- Peggy Somers, Marvin Snow, Penny Spar, Barbara (wile Mel! one plexion of the community the board same lottery number will be in Thatcher. Alice Tung. Anne Vogel, Barbara Walsh, Vol 59 No. 14 serves. However, the provision at the same time. Westerlund, Mike Zarnpa, Steve Zogler, Celeste News Review 01 totwr 14, 19/1 Pdge Ladies may wait Men charged Compiled From Associated Press WASHINGTON --The struggle for a constitu- tional amendment guaranteeing women equal rights with men may have to wait another year before theft it is brought before the Senate, Majority dorm Leader in Mike Mansfield fears. Three men were ar- Lunsford were called to Hall revealed nothing. Although the House approved the amendment rested Monday night for West Hall to investigate However, a resident ad- Tuesday by a 354-23 vote, Mansfield told news- allegedly entering a report of a stolen wal- mitted knowing two of men yesterday he anticipates the measure will rooms in West and let. the suspects and their run into extended debate in the Senate. Royce Halls and steal- Upon arrival, the se- residences. Mansfield, a supporter of the proposedamend- ing from the residents. curity officers were met Jones and Lunsford ment, said the Senate's time for the rest of the Tony Westmoreland by a member of dormi- stationed themselves year is likely to be taken up with other legis- 22, 2664 Ophelia, Char- tory patrol who ex- outside Royce Hall and lation. les Hutchinson 22, 453 plained that two women soon noticed one of the During the last session of Congress, the amend- S. 9th, #6, and Billy reported stolen wallets suspects leave the hall. ment was filibustered to death in the Senate Miller 22, 453 S. 9th after being visited by a They followed and after it had met with overwhelming support in #6 were arrested by the stranger to the dorm. apprehended West- the House. But since this 92nd Congress ex- SJS Campus Security The student pa troller moreland, reportedly tends into next year, the House action will carry and have been trans- also reported that the finding several credit over, giving the Senate yet another crack at ferred to the Santa Clara suspect and apparent cards in his possession. the measure. County jail. accomplices were still The cards bore the They await arraign- in the area. names and addresses of ment on the charges of In each instance, a the victims. Recreational horizons widen burglary, receiving sto- young man appeared at The San Jose Police SACRAMENTO --Acting as governor for Ron- SJS's 'Children's Hour' len property, and con- the door of an apart- Department was called ald Reagan who is on an Asian tour, Ed Rein- spiracy to commit burg- ment requesting the lo- to aid in the search of ecke signed a bill yesterday making beaches, Joining older and more ex- partment's child laboratory. lary. cation of a resident in the area for the other steams and forests more accessible to the pub- perienced students at SJS Parents of children from 20 Security Officers Mau- the dorm. The victims two suspects. lic. would are these three members of months to five years apply for rice Jones and Russ leave their apart- Suspects Miller and The measure allows private property owners ment and return to dis- Hutchinson were ar- to open their lands for public recreational use the Home Economics De - admission to the laboratory. cover their wallets had rested the following day without fear of losing their title to the property. been stolen. at their apartment by Home EC After a search of the SJPD officers. lab dorm building. Officers Westmoreland has al- President to honor Graham Jones and Lundsford so been listed as having WASHINGTON --To help celebrate Billy Graham were told that three men several aliases in- Day on Friday, President Nixon will fly to Char- had been seen in Royce cluding T.W. McVise, lotte, N.C. where he will deliver a address Hall. Tony Weste, Tonly Lee honoring the evangelist. Kids invade SJS A search of Royce Holms, and Tony Mike By MINGO MAZZEI the ages of 20 months astic" by Dr. Kim. She in the children. Westmoreland Nuts Daily Feature Writer and five years. The claims that often par- "We would like to show WATERTOWN, Wis.--A squirrel or chipmunk From the cloistered younger children attend ents put in an applica- the child that teachers decided to say "nuts" to Blanchard Evans yes- halls of high academic school in the morning tion for their next child are nice people who are terday. learning come the high- from 9:35 to 11:50, Mon- to enroll at the lab for good and helpful," said Sen. Dymally day thru Thursday and Evans couldn't figure out why his car seemed ptiched voices of child- the full academic year. Dr. Kim. Once this kind to be on fire or why the smoke smelled like ren at play. the older group attends During the child lab of a relationship devel- roasted nuts. Who are these child- in the afternoon from period, studentteach- opes with a child, dis- Firefighter's told him ren that dare invade an 12:35 to 2:50. ers, under Dr. Kim, cipline does not seem later there actually was "The children have to no fire, but his auto's exhaust pipe was area where they obvi- work with the children to be much of a prob- Oct.17 clogged speaks with nuts --possibly left there by a squirrel or ously are out of place? fill out an application in in different areas such lem. chipmunk. They are pre-school order to attend the lab," as art and drama. They Dr. Kim encouraged Sen. Mervyn M. Dy- M.A. degree from Cali- children enrolled in explained Dr. Kim, "and also spend some time all majors who will have mally, (D-Los Angeles) fornia State College at North Irish roads go SJS's child laboratory all applications are con- observing the children to come into contact with and editor-in chief of Los Angeles, and Sacra- in the Home Economics sidered on a first come, and getting to under- people in their future "Black Politician" will mento State College re- LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland --British Department. first served basis." stand themselves a lit- careers to watch the lecture at the San Jose spectively. Dymally has soldiers began blowing up roads near the Irish According to its di- Dr. Kim, who has been tle bit better as well." children. Cutsaveloutand "you can learn City College theater also done doctoral work border yesterday in an attempt to cut off supplies rector, Dr. Chungsoon the head of the child's The student teachers, a many things about your- Sunday at 8 p.m. at Claremont Graduate to the outlawed Irish Republican Army (IRA) Kim, the children's lab- lab for six years, re- little nervous at first, self watching these The event, sponsored School and Laurence U- and stem the growing tide of violence in this oratory is about 45 ported that a great in- soon learn to become children," she said. by the college's Com- niversity. country. years old. "The school terest in the lab has relaxed with the child- munity Services Of- First to go was a road between the border began in 1926," stated been shown by parents ren and then they are a- fice, is open to the pub- village of Killea and Londonderry, Northern Ire- Dr. Kim, "to aid col- who students at SJS. "I ble to see how an envir- lic at no admission land's second largest city and longtime target lege students in gaining have many people who onment stimulatesa KSJS charge. for IRA attacks. knowledge and experi- stop by and want to know child, socially and in- Sen. Dymally is a mem- How close The roads being destroyed are termed "unap- ence while observing if I'll take care of their tellectual4. ber of the California Ad- proved" which means that people are not allowed and working with young child while they're in "We manipulate the en- visory Committee to the to use them. Only 30 of the 200 or so roads children." classes, but this is not vironment and observe U.S. Civil Rights Com- are you babysitting service," them to see their re- specials across the border are approved crossing points. The children attend- mis 'II, and she said. author of with customs posts. ing the lab are between action," Dr. Kim re- Radio news is moving 'The Black Politician - to God? It is a goal of the child marked. His Struggle for Power.' lab to have children en- ahead of the times at In order to be sure SJS radio station KSJS Prior to gaining a rolled in the program that the children do not seat in theState Senate, Come to this from all economic and (90.7 FM.) respond negatively to In addition to present- Dymally served four Christian Science Lecture ethnic backgrounds. "A- the school, Dr. Kim has Berkeley plans ing news of the world, years in the California GOD DIRECT YOUR LIFE- by U.C. 'LET bout one third of the a program in which the nation, state and state Assembly. He was re- class," are what we call children come to school Robert I/ Mitchell, a Christian Sci- colleges, KSJS presents cently appointed chair- ence Practicioner and Teacher 3PM. children'," Sunday, 'scholarship with their parents be- two five-minute spe- man of the Senate Com- October 17, John Murr Junior Dr. Kim said. These fore classes begin. High School, 1260 Branharn Lane cials mittee on Elections and Sponsored by Second Church of Christ, children do not have to "This gives the child Monday through Thursday. The two spe- Reapportionment. Scientist, San Jose Care for small abortion conference pay the basic tuition fee more of a feeling of se- He holds a B.A. and children provided. cials are: of $50. curity on the first day The Editor's Desk, All parents are re- when there are so many Women from colleges abortion lawas and the On this date women from with the editor's com- quired to see that their new faces," said Dr. ments on news of the in the Northern Califor- increase in child abuse; all parts of the country child has transportation Kim. She also pointed nia area will participate black leader, Mary will gather to demand day. THE INTERLUDE DINNER abor- to and from the lab. out that one of the main in the Western States Wright, will discuss how the repeal of all child Spartan Focus, which restrictive Parental reaction to- objectives in the Women's Abortion Ac- rigid abortion laws and tion laws, no lab has been goes into details behind $199 contraception laws and wards the lab was to install a feel- the news and focuses on tion Conference forced sterilization vic- reported as "enthusi- ing of trust of teachers (WONAAC) Friday and timize minority women; no forced sterilization. major topics of interest. UP4311 Saturday in the Student and Dr. Felicia Ilance, Topics for this week's Union at the University resident gynecologist at focus programs are: the of California, Berkeley. the University of Cali- new revolution, the HAPPY HOUR puonoir- iaAos The union is located be- fornia Medical School, church of poetic expres- tween Bancroft Way and will give a speech on City job exams sion and marijuana le- 3-7 DAILY Telegraph Avenue in "Our Bodies." galization. Berkeley. It is open Saturday evenings' The specials air at 5:50 CORNER 3rd &SANTA CLARA to all college women. session will be followed p.m. each day. The conference will by a women's party. set for Nov. 1 3 open Friday at 8 p.m. Conference regis- with keynote speaker tration is $2. The City of San Jose Applications may be Final filing date for the Nance Stearns, a New The aim of the Personnel Department picked up in the Per- written examinations is York based attorney for WONAAC conference is has announced written sonnel Department, 5 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. Alpha 114i Omrga the Center for the Study to dispel the many myths exam dates for the po- room 215, City Hall. 3 of Constitutional Rights. surrounding abortion sitions of accountant III Miss Stearnswillout- and replace them with and associate mechani- line the national cam- facts. cal engineer. The presents paign to get abortion The conference is exams will be given SUBMARINE SANDWICHES laws repealed. aimed at preparation for Saturday, Nov. 13, at Fresh made on french rolls. Roast beef, Other speakers will be: the mass march on San 8:30 a.m. in the cafe- beef, turkey, tuna, FLICKS Elma Barerra, a repre- Francisco and Washing- teria of City Hall, 801 pastrami. corned FRIDAY sentative of WONAAC ton, D.C. on Nov. 20. N. First St. Italian salam i, ha m ,bologna, cotto salami in Houston, discussing October 15 "BOB, CAROL TED AND ALICE" the use of Chicano wo- men as guinea pigs in a COFFEE AND DONUTS birth control experi- inter Sports Show October 22 "MEDIUM COOL" ment in Texas; Adah Pot coffee and fresh pastry Maurer, child psycholo- and gist who will speak on October 29 "OLIVER" the relationship between Peninsula -a Largess Ski Swap *i ORGANIC FOODS Including organic produce, November 5 "PATTON" eggs, and bread BUT *SELL * TRADE The most Meaningful Semester November 12 'STRAWBERRY STATEMENT" Sell your I .4.41 Equipment POSTERS, INCENSE you'll ever spend... 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Page 4 October 14 1971 SJS student COMING SOON starts journal By MARVIN SNOW small play houses that infOrMativ e and relative FREE FREE Daily Feature Writer dot the county, plus cul- issues of concern to this FLOWERS The fastest growing tural programs at com- area. ENTERTAINMENT FOR Silva's dependence on county and city in the munity colleges. MOM will soon have its free-lance writers is DAILY nation Silva emphasized that FREE BALLOONS own magazine, thanks to the maga- due to his lack of a staff. 12:00 NOON though, that the efforts of an SJS zine would not be an He has enough financial TIL 10:00 P.M. FOR graduate student. "event guide." backing to pay for arti- THE KIDDIES cles, but not for a staff. The first monthly issue "If the area is ever of Larry Silva's San At present, he is receiv- The PruneYard is having its Grand Opening October Festival during October to have an identity or ing help from Creative The PruneYard is one of the Jose -South Bay Maga- cul- 21-25, 1971. During the Grand Opening the PruneYard is also having its highest quality commercial retail and entertain- amount to anything Advertising at 2837 S. First Annual Miss PruneYard beauty pageant. The queen and her two prin- ment oriented developments in zine will be on the news- respect to the Northern California. It features over one- turally in Bascom in San Jose. cesses will reign over the special events and activities during the five-day half million square feet of specialty stands in February. Sil- nation and world, then shops, fine restaurants with dining un- "We will eventually festival as well as participating in each of the four annual festivals which der the stars, theatres and some of the va, studying for his it's the people that live finest office space available. The have to have a staff. will take place throughout 1972. The highlight of the Grand Opening extrav- PruneYard is destined to be a landmark in the whole masters degree in mass here who are going to aganza will be the crowning of the queen on Sunday evening, October 24 Bay Area. communications, wants That's what we are make it that way," stated working for, but for now between the hours of 8 :00 and 8 :30 p.m. The Grand Prize drawing will be the magazine to be simi- Silva. at 9 :30 p.m. October 25. The Grand Prize drawing features a six-day paid Yorker we'll have to farm out lar to the New he is main- vocation trip for two in Puerto Vallarta and Guadoloiara and San Francisco Silva says ideas for stories," com- ENTER NOW content. It ly interested in stories mented Silva. FREE ENTERTAINMENT magazine in South Bay paper, about the Silva will still have For your pleasure and entertainment during the Grand Opening Festival, pic- will be on slick peo- Silva doesn't know Area, written by to "farm out" articles tured below ore just a few of the Boy Area's known professional entertain- but ple who live here. This how manp pages it will even after putting to - ers. They will be performing in the Gran Plaza, stoces. gardens and walk- WIN A FREE ... opens up a new market "ether a staff. ways throughout the entire PruneYard center from 12 :00 noon until 10 :00 have. wri- Six -day vacation to Puerto Vallarta and Guadalajara. we are trying for the free-lance Silva believes that m. daily commencing October 21 and ending October 25. All entertain- "What of the county. In Yes, spending your pre to do is start a maga- ters by directing the maga- ment is free and everyone is welcome to come and enjoy the festival during you can be -Christmas holidays in directed at recent years, unem- zine's content toward our October Grand Opening Mexico's fabulous resort area. zine that is writers have professional people, ex- ployed educated m i d dle-class and found it increasingly and professional people, posing the problems to FREE ENTERTAINMENT! of living in the hard to sell stories he will receive their pleasures newspapers and maga- ENSEMBLE area," Silva said. support. INTERNATIONAL DANCERS zines that now have their Silva feels the San "These are the people rrie ensemble International Dancers aim is to own staffs. that are actIre in their bring to the audience some of the folk cos Jose -Santa Clara area hones. folk music and folk dances from many HUGHES has a great need for a "If someone is inter- communities, support- parts of the world during the Grand Opening social identity away ested in doing an in- ing social events and They will be performing every evening Octo AIR WEST" from the "other big ci- depth article, on, say, attending cultural pro- ber 22-25 will fly you to and from Mexico ty." the historical aspects of grams" he said. during your free vocation "We've grown past the San Jose or the South Silva plans to intro- The only airline to Guadolaiora ( 'amino `&4i1 in 'Puerto `U'ullurta stave of our just relying Bay, we would pay for duce February's maga- and Puerto Vol facto from the scripts," he said. zine to the San Jose - Boy Area eWESTERN upon a neighboring city the INTEUNAT1ONAL for our identity. We're One major source of Santa Clara County HOTELS Vii ii trying to get completely writers for Silva is the residents by mailing out away from San Fs ancis- students at SJS. Al- 30,000 free copies to co," commented Silva. though Silva has not de- businessmen, doctors, "It'll have columns and cided on his method of industries and social GRAND PRIZE articles on smog, poli- judging the price of an clubs. A trip for two to Mexico's playlond of the Southern Coast in Puerto Vollarto tics, ecology, rapid- article, a student who FREE ENTERTAINMENT! and Guadalajara. You will be flown first class air transportation by Hughes transit, witchcraft and submits a short article Air West, (the only airline to Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarto from the Boy DIANE LUCAS Area). Deluxe hotel accommodations at the Camino Real in of relevance to the area, Diane Lucas is a well-known vocalist and Puerto Vallarta things that are happen- and Guadalajara are supplied via courtesy Western National Hotels and ing," he said. will be paid for it, pro- will be performing every evening from 6- La Raza 00 pm to 10 .00 pm October 21-24. $200 cash for other entertainment and expenses to make your holiday The magazine, even viding Sil va decides to and on Monday, October 25 from 12 :00 vacation a dream trip come true. ,ugh concerned with use it. noon to 4 DO pm. presenting George obviously Berry Orchestra Diane has toured the problems of today, Articles that many of the famous resort areas such will have article:, on the show a great deal of in- meeting as Las Vegas Stardust. Flamingo and ( 2 ) FIRST PRIZES vested time and investi- Riviera activities at parks, ZENITH PORTABLE 16" theaters, community gation will rate high on centers and the many any pay scale he choos- COLOR TELEVISION SETS es. The highest paying Diagonal "Chrome color sCreen, cancelled chromatic brain, 82 channel fine will be those articles Today's scheduled tuning. Built-in antenna. that are accompanied by meeting of Movumiento Carnival photographs. Estudiantil Chicano "I think the most im- de Atzlan (MECHA) has portant thing is that the been cancelled, but an (4 SECOND student will have some- informal education ses- deadline thing to show future sion of Partido de la $10000 PRIZES employers," said Silva. Raza Unida will be held "Unless they want to 8100 gift certificate re- Friday at 2 p.m., in the ARD deemable of any show him their news- store in Chicano EOP office. POW The PruneYard Center. paper articles written or (ERIIFICAlt Oct. 19 for the Daily, they won't EUROPE et,

have a large port- $220. - $275. R.T. MA II, Ito., 11 WW1 c arnival folio." 011 Committee is now tak- From West Coast Until the magazine is FlyOneWayFrom$125 FREE ENTERTAINMENT! FREE ENTERTAINMENT! ing applications for established, members. Applications financially Flights Long (1O)THIRD PRIZES (15) (Silva and several All Year JUSTIN TOME QUARTET CALIFORNIA COWBOYS & DENISE FOURTH PRIZES may be picked up in the Flights Also Available lostrn I yore wirr tie entertaining daily The California Cowboys & Denise will be per $40 gift certificates redeemable $23 gift certificates redeemable friends have put up the froin I 2 forming doily October 21.25 from Associated Student Of- to Israeland the Orient from October 21.24 00 noon to 4 00 500-6 :00 at any store in The PruneYord at any store in The PruneYord capital to fund three edi- pa, ond on Monday. October 25 from 6 00 p.m. They will bring to the PruneYard during fice on the third level She Grand Opening, the youthful world of Center tors) Silva wants to as- For Information pm 1,310 GO pm The Justin Tyme Quartet is of the College Union. Contact 365-8625 presently engaged at the Phase 111 Lounge country music and midwestern swing. They sign stories to interest- They specialize in comedy and novelty num. hold the State championship title in regular Tuesday morning is the TO BUY, ed writers. This way E.S.E.P. bees and do a Las Vegas style of show bond and vocal category TO ENTER CONTEST . . NOTHING deadline for the return com- 801 Woodside Rd of applications to the he will be able to Redwood City NO JINGLES TO WRITE, IT'S ABSOLUTELY FREE! plete the editions with A.S. office. ESEP- SJSC Members This is the sixth win- ???????????????????????????????????????????991 CONTEST RULES: ter that the A.S. has -0 I. You may enter either by mailing the 6. All prizes hove been selected by the cs ,s free entry blank to Advertising 8. Management of the PruneYard and sponsored the Winter a Promotion Manager, P.o. Box 5441. C'.. San Jose Theatre Guild -a Towers No substitutions are permit. Carnival. The carnival 0. -, Son Jose, Calif. 95150. or registering ted for ony 0. ..0 prizes consists of one week of 0. present.. -3 at any store in The PruneYard rs .0 7 Tan liability on all prizes and any par- skiing and relaxation in -.3 2 Enter us often as you wish, but all en- chose resulting from redeemable gift a ski resort to be pick- NORMAN,IS THAT YOU?"ii: try blanks must be filled out in com- certificates by any winner will be the ed by the Winter Carni- ,.. -,, plete detail. Entry blanks not complet- sole responsibility of any or all win. a gay comed -.3 ed will be deemed invalid. val Committee. Last -.) ENTERTAINMENT! c- -0 FREE FREE ENTERTAINMENT! 3 All residents of the State of California Only one prize per person permitted. year's host to the Win- Montgomery Theatre -.3 are eligible except all PruneYard All drawings 1 ROYAL CANADIAN LONNIE IRONBERG are final. ter Carnival was Squaw Civic Auditorium management, merchants and staff -.3 MARCHING BAND Lonnie Ironberg features a world famous mini. 9 This Grand Opening drawing void only Valley. on IS, 16, 22, 23. 29. 30 -.3 circus with homed dogs, trick pony as well as members of the Towers, their imme- -.3 The Royal Canadian Marthing Bond will be if prohibited by Federal. State or local LOCAL BOX OFF ICES -4 performing October 23 one day only from Lonnie herself who is the United States and diate families, and advertiser or pro- Committee interviews Cs.. .1 laws and regulations. will be held on Tuesday C". 272 IBM 12 00 noon anti? 7 00 pm They are one al Canada champion girl roper plus Trivie the moters connected with this Grand ??????????????????????????????????????????? the oldest bagpipe and drum bands in the San clown This is strictly a children's circus. so Drawing. All entries must be 18 years 10 All winners will be drown at open from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Francisco Boy Area They will be performing bring the kiddies She will be performing daily. random in the Gran Plaza of The October 21-25 from 12 00 noon until 6 00 of age or over special marching drills dances and grand PruneYard by in the Art Department, p m 4 Free Grand Drawing entry pans Sun- the beauty contest- Everybody needs microbiotics performance in the Gran Plaza of the Prune ants of Miss PruneYord Room 102. Tara day, October 10, 1971. Winners will beauty pag- be announced as follows Fourth eant the queen princesses and For further infor- general public. mation contact Phil FREE ENTERTAINMENT! Prize Winners -October 21, 1971. JEANIE WIANCO between 9 :30-10 .00 p.m.. Third 11 No purchase necessary to enter Bonham in the Art De- Prize Winners - October 22, 1971 partment, Jeanie Wienuo will be performing daily, f ridor Grand Opening Contest Drawing. It extension October 22 through Monday October 2S from between 9:30-10:00 p.m.. Second is not necessary for winner to be 2260. 11 30 until 6 00 p m Jeanie is 17 years of Prize Winners - October 23.1971 present to win. All winners will be age and in 1971 was crowned queen of the between 9 :30-10 :00 p.m., First notified of their prizes by the man- Northern California Accordion Association Prize Winners - October 24, agement no later than 10 days from levee is an advance TUSK student at the f 1971 between 9-30-10:00 p.m.. and time and dote of original drawing gone School of Music in San Jose ond is a sen Grand Prize Winners --October 25, or at Del Mar High School 12 Entry the Grand 1971 between 9 30-10 DO p.m. in Opening consti- tutes gives full permission to publish 5 All prizes most either be used or names. addresses and photographs GAS committed no later than December of winners without compensation. 10, 1971, 12:00 midnight Regular 94.0rtone Now that you have the facts on our Free Grand Opening Contest ... hurry and get your entry in today .. YOU CAN ALSO PICK UP FREE ENTRY FORMS AT ANY OF 27 "1/0 THE PRUNEYARD STORES. Ethyl 100-Ortace. OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK FREE ENTERTAINMENT! The PruneYard Grand Opening Contest 9 JEFF GAUSE Address tu: The PruneYard Manager - Advertising L Promo 10 Jeff Crouse alias InPfIIlobnnie Tucson will be 29 performing daily October 21-15 from 12 00 lion. P.O. Box 5441, San Jose, Calif. 95150 All waled Woes mot Se mtimallml C. Wet We ISIS noon until 10 00 pm 1,11 iso noted motion RIMINI Oct Ti IV! Please enter me in The PruneYard Grand Opening Contest Serve Yourself picture odor and is believed to be the fastest Ploafe Prinl quick draw artist in the world Also he and his And Save rote will be performing some of the world's NAME greatest whip feats for your entertainment Cigarettes 35( STREET Pr ices sub wet to CITY STATE ZIP change without notiii YOUR CONVENIENT PHONE APT NO LOCATION 100' Own Home How Long GUIDE PURITAN How did you heor about The PruneYor d Grand Opening Contest Radio TV Newspaper Store Posteis Other AidaSs. OIL CO. CHRISTANANDA Station Paper Name of Store 10th & Taylor Date 50 So.4th St. Signature I rar itnt 6th & Keyes .111116. SAS< OM AND CAMPOIll AT 4th & William The Towers 287-5410 TI ORGANIC OPEN GAIL "II al: coaetn MARKET RAM 10PM It LANDMARK EN MUST SEE It ... TO BELIEVE lIRE NOININC. YOU YE PIER EXPERIENCED BEFORE NNE ( 1/2 block from SJS campus) October 14, 1971 Page 5 Aeronautics Fight starts over A.S. office space Recall of Buck threatened The possible recall liurch. He asked Burch gainst A.S. President writer. results," Baca said. President John Bunzel prof of A.S. President Mike to make a decision, or Mike Buck, who told "Academic Council Burchb feted has scheduled would then appoint Buck has surfaced in a to refer the case to a- the Academic Council should have a perma- a pre -hearing for Oct. members to the board. 'rhe SJS Aeronautics aerospace industry and disagreement over A- nother judiciary body. to vacate A.S. offices, nent office. Without an 19. If he feels the Ju- "If there's any chance Department is flying college and university cademic Council's right According to the let- he could press for their office we can have no diciary could not give that there wouldn't be high with an award -win- aviation departments. to have office space in ter, "excessive politi- reappointment. hours or a place to talk a fair decision, he could due process, I'd by- ning teacher and a new Besides winning a the Associated Students cal pressure could be On the other side, to students," Baca said. refer the else to the Ap- pass the Judiciary." airplane. national award, the SJS office. applied to a majority the same people who are Baca believes an of- peals Board. College Burch said. Gerald L. Shreve, as- Aeronautics Department The recall possibil- of the Judiciary" be- involved in the case are fice would aid student sociate professor of recently added a Cess- ity came up when Raul cause terms of four on the Academic Coun- organization which is aeronuatics, has be- na 310 to its six -plane Baca, student chairman members have expired. cil personnelboard necessary to insure come the second SJS fleet, compliments of of Academic Council, Bo Pitaker, chief jus- which reviews judiciary student representation 111111.111111111111111111011 faculty member to win the 11.S. Air Force. and Tom Peacock, stu- tice, Roger Olsen and recommendations. on Academic Council. national Wheatly A- Force Major Jon- dent member of Aca- Bob Council is "I'm going to seek Chn'tm." Cha", rhe" the Air Dollar, are student Academic ward for outstanding athan Gardner flew the demic Council charged members whose terms asking for a desk, a impeachment or recall contributions to aero- twin engined plane into A. S. Judiciary would have expired and Wig - telephone and a type- of Buck if I get zero IN NEW YORK $119.,: space education. the SJS Ae -onautics not be able to render gay Siverten and Mar- The award, which cited Laboratory at the San a fair decision should jorie Craig are faculty II LONDON his work in the class- Jose Municipal Airport the case involving of- members whose terms LILLAJL3b1..JI_DIA__ s $3.0 1. TRIP ill room and his activities last week and handed fice space go before are expired. in intercollegiate flying it over to Dr. Leonard. the Judiciary. According to Baca, EUROPEAN 11 LONDON competitions, vas an- SJS was one of 80 Baca presented his the members would be STYLE $VWAY nounced at the Minnea- schools requesting one charges in a letter to put in a difficult posi- RESTAURANT These 11,91,, al, open to st...10,1. 'ant, IrII Attorney General Steve "-dEAAAI polis convention of the of the five Cessnas be- tion. If they ruled a - Oa IIefhp1oyeet and it.,, ,11,111Cdiere tarn, University Aviation As- ing released by the Air SPRING et SUMMER FLIGHT SCHEDULES I 0 EUROPE sociation and the Na- Force this month. FL M1.4S.'tif'afITI,IESO(' r/ Et?PU 21; i tional Business Air- Built in 1957, the Cess- EL craft Association. na is in excellent condi- OPEN 'TIL MIDNIGHT ELLAS Thomas E. Leonard, tion, said Major Gard- EL !Every Night) Phone (415) 392-8513 chiarman of the SJS Ae- ner, who has been as- Dinner Specials ronautics Department, signed to the plane for Professional Pharmacists starting at $1.95 L I won the annual award in the last 19 months. Anthony0 CarnpegnaL Jr Own, "AIL T"" '''''' Oft 'LIGHT "":""nri 1964. The plane, according . CHARTER FLIGHTS The Wheatly Award is to Dr. Leonard, will be 995 MarkstSt, San Francisco, Calif. 44103 I Pc' MODERNE DRUG CO. 545 S. 2nd St. Please m IMIernmilon On IIHms named for William A. used to conduct basic -a L_ 1110: Wheatly, the director aerodynmics experi- Second and Santa Clara Streets -a M -F 10 AM - 111 of the School and Col- ments, provide an ex- 1OPMFL A11. P&P WEEKENDS 7AM-10PM ri ? Clly. Vole Cele: lege Service Depart- ample of current light Phone 293-7500 lege Service aircraft San Jose Depart- twin engine -3FP_FFPFPPPPPPPPPPII 1111...... 111111111 ment of United Air systems and act as a Lines. Winners of the live aircraft for inspec- award are selected by tion and servicing for representatives of the laboratory classes. a 00 0 cD ci 0

o o0 c) o 000u 0 oc,a ,00 r) 0 0 0 0cr 0 o G o o o 0 a's CI ki 0 0 0 0 0 G et\t 0)%"tevO4F) A C' 0 0 0 0 \I 0 A 0 Book views o i 0 p,----1-"...‘" o 0 0 is? 0 ol wi.q 0 0 0 0 0 ,:71., 0 ci 0 0 0 o e 0 -N / O 0 0 c> ’.1krfr- 00 Chicano life 0 0 0 The Mexican -Ameri- strike by Chicano work- o o 0 can has made more pro- ers and poems and stor- gress in education in the ies about poverty and It' last few years than in alienation. SI:mi'l any other sphere of U.S. The contributors in- N f life, according to two clude Cesar Chavez on iiiri4-14"...1'44 \ members of the SJS the California grape / community who re- strike; and Joan Baez cently edited an antho- on her experiences as .47, ?,,,---, N, ( (1 , ii"-'')\ do logy of writings by and a Mexican -American. . ...,-.. , ) , about Mexican -Ameri- cans. The editors Ed Lud- Fox wig, manager of the 345 S. 1st, Downtown general book depart- it ment of Spartan Book- CONT. FROM 12:45 to (4,1,1 store, and James San- lie' tibanez, a soc ia 1 sci- Paramount Pictures presents ence major, declare "A New Lear that educators have been very responsive to the Mexican -Ameri- Ogg). color Sy MOVIELAB can's needs. They note that SJS is \'\ one of the colleges and Plus 2 More Greats universities that have open admissions poli- cies and special Mexi- ’ can -American pro- /laid an grams such as the Mex- ican -American Gradu- Hossisms" A\ ate Studies (MAGS). OF A UNIVERSAL PiCTURf TECHNICOt 42Ez, Their book, "The Chi- canos: Mexican -A- A merican Voices" con- tains non-fiction arti- cles, fiction and poe- try that present a pic- ture of Chicano life to- day. It also includes remi- niscences of Mexican - American childhood, accounts of Chicanos \e in the American school system, reports on e (sok Chevron NOW Chevron OPEN IWO e juice ot 00e Wig ro/ FREE CAR WASH 'WITH ANY FIII,.UP OF STANDARD 011. GAS (at competitive price) 11 NO MINIMUM PURCHASE! 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By KEITH PETERS ionships, in mind, the Led by captain Jim week's sloppy 8-0 loss On the Spartababes' Daily Sports Writer Bruins will be out to Farthing, the SJS de- to the visiting Cal Poly first two series en- The SJS soccer team avenge a 3-1 licking the fensive squad has (San Luis Obispo)frosh. gineered by Brian Shel- will be setting their Spartans handed them in limited opponents to The breather just might by, interceptions stop- sights on bigger game 1968. The loss pre- only 38 shots -on -goal. be what the doctor ped drives. To make this week after coming vented the Bruins from On the other hand, the ordered for the Spart- matters worse, Cal Poly off a refreshing falcon advancing to the na- SJS offensive team has ababes after their un- was just as willing to hunt during the week- tional championships. taken 293 shots and hit healthyperformance last give up the football. But end. The key to the Spar- on 47 of them. Team Friday. SJS didn't want it. fs Fresh from a 2-1 tans' chances this week leader Mani Hernandez The contest was a com- A fumble on the Mus- 446- two-game triumph over will again lie in the tallied once against plete turnaround from tangs' nine yard line put the touring University stingy defense that has UBC to raise his total the frosh's 48-22 win SJSingreat field pos- of British Columbia been thrown at oppon- to 10 goals and six as- over Santa Clara with ition early in the second Falcons, the Spartans ents this year. sists. Tony Suffle is quarter. INS shoot for bear when they second with six goals Darrell Jenkins, the travel south to meet the and like number of as- games leading ball car- UCLA Bruins this Sat- Grid shows sists. Intramurals rier with 87 yards on 20 _. urday afternoon. A win over the Bruins carries, picked up five The Bruins present a could move SJS up a few The A and Frater- yards to the four before formidable opponent and on KSJS more notches in the na- nity intramural football Clay Jackson lost one a possible roadblock to Two special football tional rankings. St. leagues are shaping up yard. Jackson gained the Spa rta ns' current programs, a highlight Louis University still as two-team races as two back on a third and Ask eight game win streak. show and a preview, are remains in the top spot the program reaches the goal but quarterback Asso: Currently ranked being aired on KSJS with the Bruins right be- halfway point Tuesday Craig Kimball was Iry seventh in the nation, every Tuesday and Fri- hind. It took three weeks afternoon. stopped for no gain on ,s1401§,- SJS has booted its way day at 6 p.m. and five wins for the In the Frat league, the three yard stripe. 1: to an 8-0-1 mark com- Hosted by John Hughes, Spartans to jump from and SAE are Theta Chi After stopping the Mus- iewrielin pared to the Bruins Sports Director at KS- 10th place. showdown .111111. headed for a tangs on the Spartan one superlative 8-0 record JS, the Tuesday show The only way for SJS battle next Tuesday, as inch line, early in the and No. 2 ranking. reviews action of the to make it into the co- both teams have spot- fourth stanza, SJS took Midget Mani Records, however, previous SJS game. On veted No. 1 spot this, less 3-0 records. over only to be forced All-American Mani Her- tish Columbia player during won't mean a thing in Friday, Hughes pre- year would be to make Meanwhile, the A ha- to punt. The punt was nandez avoids a futile leg Friday night's game. Saturday's .p.m. sents an in-depth look it into the NCAA finals gue has also developed blocked and recovered confrontation which swipe by a University of Bri- on the Spartan's up- and defeat the Bilikens into a two-team dog- by Cal Poly for a 6-0 Spartan coach Julie coming game. for the title. fight with Canterbury lead and the game. Menendez billed as "a and Nutcracker Sweet, A safety further bol- Players of the week possible preview to the sporting 3-0 marks, stered the Mustang lead NCAA Western Regional EVERYTHING gunning it out on the and bothered coach Wil- quarterfinals to see who PHOTOGRAPHIC same day. lard Wells. This type goes to Miami." Tuesday's action was of mistake often makesa Chaney win "We'll need to per- marred by four for- football coach wonder Ellis, honors form extremely well to 24 HOUR SERVICE feits, three in A league, why he ever got into the beat the Bruins as they 0 BLATT P. WHITT ()Nit OPING &PRINTING as ineligibleplayers business. Savoring their first spectively. a pair of interceptions have a well -coached 5000(1400ME MOVIES & 300(3 were being used by the Despite all the errors, taste of victory for the Although All-American which he returned for team with fine per- ID teams. SJS will get a chance to 1971 season, linebacker candidate Chaney did not scores. sonnel," said Menendez. 66 So FIRST ST Dosiotowo Suisse The A league teams redeem themselves Dave Chaney and quar- start the Long Beach Chaney was also cre- Besides having Miami, that forfeited were E- 10114 LINCOLN AVE Wilkie RI.. CALIFORNIA'S OLDEST when they travel to San terback Dave Ellis have game,. he entered the dited with 10 unassisted the site of this year's 56 VALLEY FAIR Shopping Center rectors, 13th St. All Luis Obispo Friday Oct. been named PCAA contest shortly after the tackles against the NCAA soccer champ- 179 UNIVERSITY AVE , Palo Alto CAMERA SHOP Stars, and Omega Phi 22 to mee the Mustangs players of the week on openingkickoff and spur- 49er's bringing his total Si. for a rematch. defense and offense re- red the SJS cause with to 38 for the season. He has also forced three fumbles. Ellis engineered the 30-28 Spartan victory completing 14 of 27 aer- ials for 242 yards and a touchdown while scoring another on a yard keeper. BE Coach Dewey King awarded his weekly "Super Spartan" award to Ellis on offense while Chaney's linebacking WITH partner, Bill Brown, won the defensive no- mination. Brown ac- counted for 15 tackles, two assists, and a pass interception that broke the 49er's back. King also had praise for split -end Eric Dahl (five receptions for 82 yards and a TD), de- fensive tackle John Mc EVERY Millen, middleguard Emanuel Armstrong, defensive end Ron Christensen, and guard MINuTE Charles Gardner. The enthusedcoach commented that the squad gave kicker Larry 4CheDAY. Barnes a standing ova- Wear the watch on your hand of the Man tion during the team who stilled the water. Only $19.95 meeting after the game. Barnes kicked a 32 -yard Our Saviour's likeness beautifully field goal to give SJS reproduced in crimson,earth brown, the two point victory sky blue, sunshine yellow, with 38 seconds to play. cloth black, and soft pink on a Zeroing in "Overall our players fleecy white background. Fred Belcher, SJS All American water Belcher scored an early goal in that displayed poise under Complete with ever-revolving crimson poloist, takes dead aim on the goal in win and also played impressively that pressure," King said. heart- to tick off the minutes of the day. Friday afternoon's "They kept fighting and Che most perfect gift for almost 11-4 conquest of night as SJS soundly whipped Cal staying in the game when Sap Diego every loved one and church group. State at De Anza College. Poly at Pomona 20-8. things were not going Comes with wide leatherette wristband. well.' Cho ORIGINAL fiND ONLY TRUE CERAMIC CLAYS JESUS WATCH Borchers Brothers offers a selection IN 5 COLORS MIREVOLVING HEART Hockey team defeats Chico of high and low fire, stoneware and sculpture clays. These are known and widely used for their purity. The purity of your art deserves the for unofficial first purest clays. victory DIseeent with Stillest BORCHERS BROTHERS The SJS women s a point for the Spartans half and its B team in 550 Sunol St., SJ Ph. 297-3404 team got off to a re- with a goal in the second the second half. Open 7 to 5 Mon. thru latively good start last half. The only point for The next contest for ammowwwwir weekend with a 4-1 Chico was made in the the hockey team will be victory over Chico first quarter. October 23 at Sonoma State College at Chico. Only the women's A State College with the Order the race of your choice Although not an of- team went to Chico for A team playing Sonoma the ficial game, the annual Saturday match. State and the B team THIS IS THE ORIGINAL ONLY TRW JESUS WATCH IT COMES COMPLETE WITH SOFT FREE AND practice match with However, Chico played playing against Hum- LEATHERETTE WIDE VIIISTIANO IA TOUR CHOICE OF BLACK THE MINUTE HAND IS A Bit CUT HEARTH CRIMSON RED Chico gave SJS a chance its A team in the first boldt State College. 2 WEEKS RENT THAT ACTUALLY REVOLVES ANT WORK IS seAtaliuLa sat SCREENED IA S IIIILIAHT COLORS to try different com- ON A METAL MM. 41111 CONTAINED IN 46010 FINISHED CASE THANK TOO binations of players 2 BDRM FURN. e,-,,ch,5ed I, 1111, or molter fuler Prom sod me during the game. The COURSES BEGIN NOV. 6 White 'hos watches w1011 leativrette orthout official game with Chico THE ONLY NATIONWIDE FROM $145 will be held in Novem- EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION .Mork /ems trak hes irol; lentAerette wriokuid: ber. FOR NEW OWNERSHIP Pam Miller was high SPECIALIZING IN PREPARATION (raw Jesus watch. oar oh inks handh/18, Its1.: 711.1it') scorer for the Spartans POST -GRADUATE ADMISSION TESTS El Dorado - 315 E. San Fernando Please make check or money order payable To tallying the only goal for IS NOW IN THE BAY AREA Jesus Watch Co.," P.O.Box 352 , Venice,Calif. SJS in the first half Kennedy Hall and two additional goals LSAT GRE 555 So. 10th Leases Not Required ome, in the second half. Bon- Grant hull Refundable Deposits also MCAT DAT ATGSB nie Albright gained 598 So. 9th Very Clean, Modern Ants YOUR FUTURE AWAITS THE TEST Leo. Hall With and Without Pool P repairs, fob fOr tests required tor admission to Post graduate %cheats (:stv 11151 All THE SPAGHETTI 7 Sot SimiSfOo GOurSeS Sroal I Groups 599 So. 10th i 3 VOluo,o0oS study motor rei for home SNOT, OTRIT.TRO by RYPOM Crest Ball YOU CAN EAT 41.00 A 20th CENTURY LOCKART CREATION STANLEY H. KAPLAN 560 So. 10th Beat the Traffic 'dodos iodic breed) Carina! Ilan BUSY BEF. EDUCATIONAL CENTER 642 So. 701 Horne office SIC 'ince 193B- - For information about 286-1350 ii' ru KESTAI K 041 affiliates in L A , Boston. Philadialphic ylor the thy Are. Summit Hall ri E. Sista Clore St. Washington, Detroit, Komi (4011)275-8374.. 381 E. Williams October 14, 1971 Page 7 Jimmy Smith GIRLS. .. GIRLS GIRLS! lazz tonight By DAVID CRAWFORD of jazz-rock. His new- Daily Staff Writer est album, "I'm Gon' When jazz organist Myself Together," is an Jimmy Smith brings his example of the new di- trio to Morris Dailey rection. \ Auditorium tonight at 8, "These kids play such he'll probably bring a- simple things that I find long his new "bag" of it difficult," he said. jazz-rock numbers. "I had topracticetoplay Smith is really a pure 'Bridge Over Troubled jazz man, although he'll Water." most likely reach the Rock tunes should come SJS audience more easi- easy for Smith, who has ly with the jazz-rock done it all in jazz includ- approach. ing sound tracks ("Vir- But why should the ginia Woolf," "Walk on "genius" of the jazz or- the Wild Side") and big gan care to move into the band albums. NOW IS THE TIME TO ENTER rock style? This is the Smith, who holds a man who has recorded black belt in karate and Organist over 90 albums. He has is a camera and sports - been picked by Downbeat car racing nut, may en- The Jimmy Smith Trio will exhibit magazine, the ultimate liven tonight's show with its new jazz-rock direction tonight at jazz publication, as the some of his unique vo- ON 8 in Morris Dailey Auditorium. Smith, top jazz organist every calizing. His voice is year since 1964. hard to describe, but a who is acknowledge as the premier jazz "When you become tops it's close to a low- organist, has recorded over 90 albums. in your field, they tend pitched Joe Cocker. to put you aside," he It wasn't a short road responded in a recent for Smith in his rise BEAUTY CONTEST Downbeat interview. as a jazz man. "In 1955 "People take you for I had to prove! could do British import granted." it. I played all the AND WIN OVER $700" Smith is now proving clubs --all the joints and his talent in the field all the top clubs. But THE PRUNEYARD is having its first annual MISS PRUNEYARD CONTEST I reached the top," he Festival, October 21-25, 1971. The queen will commented. during the Grand Opening brightens TV the special events and activities during our Grand Opening Fes- reign over The Jimmy Smith Trio festivals which will By JIM MURPHY thing is dreadfully Program includes drummer Leo tival, as well as participating in each of the four annual Daily Staff Writer wrong. Blevins and bassist John take place throughout 1972. Also, there will be two princesses who will be When it comes to come- In short, Upton seems Kirkwood. Tickets for participating throughout the coming year. They will receive cash prizes the show are $1.50 for dy, the British definitely to be perpetually asking and be paid for their time and services. have a knack for it. "What am I doing here?" students and $2.50 gen- "Doctor In The House" British humor derives eral admission. member are on sale is no exception. much of its impact from Tickets COULD IT BE... An immensely popular the placing of people in in the Student Affairs dreamed of participating in a beauty contestand Business Office and will That you have at one time or another show in England and illogical situations and here is that Australia, the series is having them behave in be sold at the door if the said "If only I had the chance, I know that I could be a queen." Well, based on Richard Gor- perfectly logical fas- needed show has not sold out. chance. don's "Doctor" novels hion, and nowhere is this According to A. S. and follows the misad- more true than in "Doc- Student volunteers are Program Board Direc- The PRUNEYARD is one of the highest quality commercial, retail and entertainment orient- ventures of Michael Up- tor In The House." still needed to fill posi- tor Ron Bergman, Smith ed developments in Northern California. It features over one-half million square feet of tions for the 11 -member $3,000 for ton, a first -yea r medi- In a recent episode, will receive specialty shops, fine restaurants with dining under the stars, theatres and some of the cal student. Upton finds himself the Associated Students tonight's performance. Upton pursues his stu- guest of a family who is Program Board. finest office space available. The PRUNEYARD is destined to be a landmark in the whole ASPB was established SS$$$$$$$$$$$$SSSMSSI. dies at stately St.Swith- expecting its first child. Bay Area. THIS to coordinate co-cur- COULD BE in's, a school founded, Scared by the prospect PHOTO .. YOUR ricular activities and FRECONDITIONED:i A. When crowned queen, you will be our Good SOMEONE as was brought out in that he may have to make MUSy as s is t campus organi- Will Ambassador for one full year. The WIN... the first episode, to the delivery himself, he F. DESKS $25.00 E. PruneYard also intends to sponsor you in combat an outbreak of gets the family to send zations and departments in offering interesting appropriate regional and statewide beauty veneral disease during for a real doctor. pageants throughout the year. the Middle Ages. When the wife's labor programs to the col- ? BOOK CASES Young Upton lege community. soon dis- pains begin, though, the $10.00 B. Your prizes will be many. For instance, you covers that studying to family decides to have Applications for the leve ere oft will receive a cash prize of $500.00 and become a doctor is not a spot of tea. Upton ASPB may be obtained at the, Associated Stu- 5 ;200.00 in clothing as well as being as easy as he thought frantically tries to get Wee SPELLINGS sponsored in Miss Santa Clara County pag- it might be, especially the expectant mother's dents *lice on the sec- ond level of the Col- 21 0 E. Santa Clara eant and a possibility of being sponsored in when he gets slightly ill sister to hurry up and pageant. There is also the cadavers lege Union. Miss California at the sight of get the doctor, but she $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$il possibility of travel throughout the state, and various pieces of calmly replies, "Oh, but television appearances and all anatomy. Some- radio, and human not before I have my U. the excitement that comes with being a how he manages to sur- tea." or all queen. vive, helped alongby his Nothing brightens the NO FEE I good buddy, Duncan American television C. In carrying out your duties as queen, you Waring. scene so much as Bri- will have an opportunity to personally as- As Upton, Barry Ev- tish imports, and "Doc- TRAVEL SERVICE sist virtually every merchant with their ans is a delight to watch. tor In The House" is a public relation activities and ploy a signifi- He gives Upton the look good reason why. Be- cant part in enhancing the image and beau- of a man who is hope- sides. it provides a YOUTH FARE $165 up ty of The PruneYard and be rewarded with lessly lost and who has pleasant diversion to TRADE WINDS TRAVEL many valuable items of apparel and gifts mHotelse al MISS pRuw. the feeling that some- "Marcus Welby, M.D." 451 Castro St , Mowlain View, throughout the year cYARD 7977 SKI Calif. 94040. 1e1:(415) 161 Ni.,,. D. The contest will be judged by well known entertainment and civic personalities from the Boy Area. Address Among those who are already committed are Les Molloy, a well-known radio and TV personality and Record beat $12 Miss Santa Clara County, Nancy Lynn Maloney. ENTER THE CONTEST-NOTHING TO IT- Musical comment MASTER TO D. WELEPS J. Salvatore available for all judgings and at Special To The Daily 1. You must be 17 years of age on or 3. Be Before October 22, 1971, or older. least four hours during the continua- Mose Allison is well flute. This group has tion of the Grand Opening Festival. known in jazz circles, class- -already sounds 2. Submit to the Advertising and Promo- and for you freaks who like the all stars' all haven't tuned in, his la- stars. tional Manager, a reasonable size, 4. Deadline for entry is Friday, October test, "Hello There," U- If anything, this album updated photograph of yourself ap- 15, 1971, postmarked no later than niverse (Atlantic), is a is an entertaining one, proximately 4"x5" or larger in Hot 12 :00 midnight. comment on today's af- much like a nightclub Pants or Swim Suit (Bikini Preferred), fairs. show. Instrumentally photo, in "Monsters of the Id" and on the reverse side of the "No Exit" and "Hymn to or less, explain your particu- is a good example: Everything" are two 25 words "Don't go and make the lively cuts worth turn- lar talent dancing, acting, music Now that you have the facts of scene; They know what's ing on. Little heard of (vocal or instrument), and arts. our Miss PruneYard Grand best for us; They're Joe Cocussoprovides Opening Fall Festival beauty fightin' fire with gaso- an "enlightenment" on (Note: If you would like photo re- contest, hurry and get your pho- line." drums. Singing and playing the turned, enclose a self-addressed, to and entry blank in today. Be piano and organ, Mose Pepper Adams, Joe stamped envelope. All non-return pho- among the first to enter. Allison adds a light and Farrell, and Jerome tos will become the property of the Richardson do some fine likeable performance to PruneYard). this crazy universe of solo arrangements on music. the baritone, tenor, and YOU CAN ALSO PICK-UP FREE ENTRY FORMS AT ANY OF Pepper Adams and Sel - alto saxes respectively THE PRUNEYARD STORES don Powell alternate on on "Hymn to Every- the baritone sax, while thing." Joe Farrell and Joe If you're into jazz CLIP AND MAIL... NOW! Henderson do the same or just like all kinds with the tenor sax. of sounds, this album ADDRESS TO: THE PRUNEYARD MANAGER -ADVERTISING & PROMOTIONS, P.O. BOX 5441, Jerome Richardson will definitely be an ex- SAN JOSE, CAL 95150 NOTICE NO PHONE CALLS WILL BE ANSWERED plays the alto sax and cellent change of pace. 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Market P11. 286-6500 Page 8 October 14 1971 Rally attracts Doesn't mollify protestors Mineta promises investigation Cont. from page 1 appoint a representa- Secondly, that the man of the John Smith, "When people are Instead, San Jose tive boa rd of 15 San Jose city charter be amend- Jr., Ad Hoc Committee, hurt in their pocket- small turnout Mayor Norman Mineta citizens to investigate ed to give the commun- threatened that San Jose books," Harris said stated that Woolley was the Sept. 19 slaying. ity control over its po- stores would be boy- "They are generally Kicking off a fall stated, "Nixon merely Rosner said he hoped on an "administrative Unsatisfied with the lice. cotted on Sat., Oct. 12. more receptive." anti -war offensive, the hopes to reduce Amer- to "get all the people leave" from the police Council's "deaf and One angered spokes- Student Mobilization ican forces to around together" in an effort department, and of- dumb" response to their man stated the present Committee (SMC) sta- 100,000 by election to get the U.S. to with- ficers Darrell Richter initial demands, Third form of city govern- ged its first rally of time. That residual draw all forces from and Robert Watts, the World representa- ment was not respon- the semester yesterday force will continue with Southeast Asia. other two patrolmen in- tives offered two addi- sive to the needs of the air and artillery sup- CITY CENTER MOTEL in the College Union Miss Williams stres- volved, had been trans- tional ones. people. He warned port." "more patio. sed the sexist aspects of ferred from their re- First, that an initia- imaginative Only a handful of This will leave the gular beats to inside tive petition to abolish means" would be util- COLOR TELEVISION for further the Vietnamese War. students attended the U.S. open no con- jobs, pending the find- the present city -man- ized that would mean FREE LOCAL TELEPHONE CALLS re-escalation, asserted "Women have half-hour demonstra- trol over war. It's ings of this investiga- ager form of govern- trouble for San Jose COFFEE - KITCHEN APTS - HEATED POOL tion, while listening Kurzweil. "When the tion. ment in San Jose be if the council didn't con- AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS Vietnamese Army an expansion of the to four speakers dis- South ego Mineta then assured placed on the ballot for sider their demands. 24 HOUR WAKE-UP SERVICE falls apart, we will eit- chauvenistic male cuss how the Vietnam trip," she asserted. concerned spokesmen a general election. Aaron Harris, chair- War is racist, sexist her have to send more that the Council would and expanding, but can troops or use nuclear 2944995 still be stopped by con- weapons," he conjec- certed effort. tured. GORDON Highlighting the rally Joining Kurzweil on platform ILIGHTFOOT 1 .7 .:71? was a speech by elec- the speaker's iet CITY MOIR Garcia McCloskey: trical engineering pro- were Leonard I SAN JOSE CIVIC Kurzweil. of MECHA, Chicano Lo fessor Jack SATURDAY - Kurzweil,an outspoken student organization, OCT.16 antiwar activist at SJS, Nick Rosner, head of Tickets $5.00- 54.00-3.00 contended that Nixon SMC, and Zalima Wil- ALL CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED does not plan complete 1 iam s, a member of GOP is dying on sale Member of withdrawal from Viet- Radical Lesbians. We, tern San Jose Box Office Motor Lodge nam. Cont. from page 1 McCloskey's address Instead, Kurzweil McCloskey is a 1950 to San Jose State is 912 TOWN & graduate ofStanford part of a three-day COUNTRY VILLAGE Housing University and a 1953 campaign sweep SUPER OA graduate of Stanford through Northern and 246-1160 Law School. He was Southern California. admitted to the bar in Besides his SJS speech, post open 1953 and became Deputy McCloskey will speak District Attorney of in Monterey, Whittier, A desire to serve will Alameda County. He Santa Clara, Saratoga, Spartan Daily Classifieds qualify any student for then practiced law in and San Mateo. one of the five positions Palo Alto and in 1956 CAMARO '68 5.5396 Blue wiblack in- EARN WHILE YOU LEARN Car GIRL TO SHARE 3 bdrm. House sir/ available on the A.S. founded the firm of Mc- ANNOUNUGENIS terior. New tires, clutch, shocks, necessary. Some Lib Arts Coll, tire place & pool. Own room!$93/mo. brakes PB & PS. Tape deck. 51775/ Req. For Aptitude Test & Personal 266-1065. Housing Board. Closkey, Wilson, Mos- SHAKLEE offer 286-3283 Interview call 245-7168, 293-1895 9 to Applicants should go her & Martin. Ecologically Sound: noon daily. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED $55 Upon his election to Home Cleaners; Basic H, Basic L VW REPAIRS -Good work/reasonable p/mo. Share room in house 1 blk, to the A.S. Personnel ETC. Natural Food Supplements. Cocos prices Engines rebuilt. Valve and WAITERS. BUSBOYS exp. weekends. from campus. Susan 287-7853. No Office on the third level congress in 1967 by de- Instant and Vanilla Instant Protein ring jobs. Contact Ray Castro, Eng Must be able to speak Chinese. Waikiki dogs. Union feating Shirley Temple etc. Cosmetics, Beauty Aids and Per- Bldg Laing or phone 623-4872 Village 15466 San Jose -Los Gatos Rd of the College sonal Care Items, Los Gatos 356-9164. MALE ROOMMATE WANTED. Own in the A.S. Offices. Black, McCloskey dis- ONLY 1/2 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS '66 FALCON 2 dr. sedan 200 c.i. room 'in 3 bdrm. apt. 105/rno. 247- A.S. Council will ap- associated himself 466 South 5th 02 -- Ph. 297-3866 s., stick shift. $425. 627 S. 9th WAITRESS. Food & Cocktail. 11 am - 8154. from John and Mary Rhoades 49 Leave message if no answer. 2 p.m. Mon. -Fri & Fri. nights. Close Jack Kurzweil prove board members. his law firm. to campus. Call Mr. Bondi 295-9882 SUBMARINE SANDWIC HES-f r esh PISCEAN WATERBED5-1950 W. San "Under the present '68 NORTON 750 ATLAS As -new made at 7-11 Store, 6th di San Sal- Carlos. 294-1455 Just West of the GRAD STUDENT p/t to assist in condition $765 Call 297-1240. Ask vador St Open 24 hours. Beer and 41-1111IPFBRING THIS CUPON policies of thePres- Gap. King -Queen: $24, teaching Remedial Reading. 10-20hrs/ Twin: $18, for Ed wine ident, Vice President, Safety Liner, 52, Frames 514. 10 wk Most be flexible between 2 & year guarantee 8 p.m. M -F. Call Spencer Reading 4.10.4 and on all beds. Also V.W. & IMPORT ELECTRIC REPAIR. FURNISHED HOUSE - 3 bdrms, 2 Attorney General, Water Sofas, Center 257-1809, tailatiAkt modern furniture, tapes- New, rebuilt & used parts Herbert bath. Completely redecorated- walk the Republican Party is tries. Ask about our NRO policy. German Motors to school Vacant 1-2 bdrm apts. 456 E. San Salvador. OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS Mon. to Thurs. Fri. & Sat. 2104-1455. Call 295-4247 2 blks, from campus Borelli Realty Specials dying," McCloskey has Australia, Europe, S. America 297-2410 $1.40 SHAMPOO & SETS $1.60 said. BALLET -Fall session of ADULT Africa, etc. All professions & oc- HONDA '70 350 374S. lot San Jose (Long Hair Extra/ 294-8696 CLASSES now starting at Eurazia St. lust serviced. cupations, $700 to $3,000 monthly. "I am just tired $550 Call 244-1188 evenings. HUGE 1 bdrm. apt. Ideal for room- kaa44444/1rArawatar& 4,_&_,...a.a.e_aa.,11.1141.4.11. of School of Ballet. "Basic 'musts' for Exp paid, overtime, sightseeing or mates. 1/2 blk. from campus. being lied to by mem- the begin n e r " Phone 267-1331 Free information -Write, Jobs Over- 246-6675. '67 HONDA 90 step-thru. $75 or make 4145 p/mo. 439 So 4th 293-3762. seas, Dept 8C, BOX 15071, S. Diego, bers of the executive deal for bicycle (not hot). 297-7267. CA, 92115 MUNCHIES? branch and having in- Rep. McCloskey CARE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT ATTRACTIVE 2 bdrm. apt. Ideal for THE PROBLEMS? P/R mgr & ar- '66 VW BUS, beds, refrig., new cog. roomates 1/2 blk from campus. B USINESS OPPORTUNITY UN- formation concealed, rists needed for new recycling cen- Most Sell. 738-2028 after 6 PM $195 p/mo. 439 S 4th 293-3762, 15Different Sandwich es LIMITED! Ambition. Desire, & Ab- and ter. Bob c/o Recycling Ass of Amer I think they have solute Minimum investment. Time phone 287-9603 or 371-6680 MUST SELL BEAUTIFUL'71 HONDA FRIDAY FLICKS- Bob, Carol, Ted & fallen into the habit wants for no men! For free info. of 511. 100 450 miles. One owner. Great Alice 7 & 10 P.M. Morris Dailey Sall 275-6646 NOW. lying, not just to the FRIDAY FLICKS -Bob, Carol, Ted & Deal. Call Ken 256-1171. Auditorium. 500 admission Alice 7 & 10 P M Morris Das people and press, but to Rep talks HOUSIN1. ley Auditorium 50C admission CALLED TO MILITARY ACTIVEDU- NEW 2 STORY HOUSE FOR RENT1 /" lilt Congress," McCloske,y TY! Must sell HONDA 350 CL Motor- $225 p/mo. unfurn 272-1854 or 248- FOR RENT! I. 2, & 3 ['firm Apt. said. SWINGERS CLUDI Exclusive to the cycle Asking $645 or best offer. 9816 anytime 4 people 0 K try our 7", 14", & 21" super sub 7" Combo 50c Bey Area. Gals, couples, & guys. Few miles, 2 ma old. Warranty w/w carpets. AEA w/pool. $IIS, $W, & $180 pima. Centrally Send Si & your ad. lop to 30 words) good. Al 265-1842 or leave message. located 3 NEWLY FURNISHED 2 & 3 bdrm. miles from campus lust off Almaden PO Box 5484, S.J. I'll cell beck apt. Pool. Returnable deposits 19851 Sal's Sub Shop business Expry. 244$ Rinconeda Dr. Mgr. Apt record) 470S 11th 287-7590 Phone 289-9368 858 n. 13th. St. SAN JOSE GOJU-KAI karate. 4-5 NI, No children or pets. Unfurnished. Call before 9 P.M. 286-1613. classes per week -515 per month. Wo- i0fil SAIL ido Quiet FREE ROOM & BOARD for girl over area, conducive for studious indivi- FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED men & children -S10 per month. 556 18 yrs. old as companion to in- Student ecksels. West Santa Clara Street. Information YIN YANG WATERBEDS San Joses dividual with speech difficulty Near Friday 263-3448-287-4717, first and oldest waterbed store in- campus. Call Robert 298-2308 ROOMMATES NEEDED to share quality, ser- vites you to compare 2 bdrm. apt. Prefer 2 girls. 3 FLUTE buying your 2-4 liberal people representative from LESSONS vice, and price when blocks from SIS Call Giner 294- needed to fill far KgalaP Call 253-0454 us anytime or stop out 4 bdrm house on So Stanford Graduate waterbed Cell 3370 $50/mo. 15th Call ' .EGISTEREO L,AMONO .,NGS teachAersthe Cynthia Creswell over any afternoon or evening. Just 292-9803 evenings. School of Business will Park Aye. blocks from SIS at 400 SAVE OUR APTI 3 desperate THE BATH HOUSE RETURNS! Pure corner of Delmrs. 266-1263 MALE ROOMMATE WANTED. Grad conduct informational girls in need of Ith!SCOnno., can move Give your one-and-only a beauti- & natural soaps. Shernpoos and Lo- or upper division desired. Close in now! Air Cond. 2 bdrm close to ful, brilliant Keepsake Diamond group meetings in the tions for all over your body-. Oct. LARGEST SELECTION to campus. See apt. 06 325 E. Wil- of current, SJS. Call 296-6431 after 5. Ring. Choose from our fine selec- Career Planning and 12th in the Spartan Bookstore. used paperbacks, records and books. liams. tion 1/2 price Quality books & records of new styles, and receive t Placement Center, 221 NEED FEMALE to share house on S. apply purchased. Top prices paid -cash ROOMMATE NEEDED Male or fe- your written guarantee of per- DRAFT. Join the S.J. O BEAT THE S. Ninth St., Friday 11th St. Two bibs from campus. Own male to room w/male away from National Guard. Call 14151 271-6131 or trade Lots of science fiction, fect quality and permanent regis- room. $60 me, 410 S. 11th St. Call campus $50 p/rno own room. 92E- Secondary student from to 10 a.m. days, & 14151 661-6096 one for in- supplemental', classics RECYCLE tration. 9 a.m. Carol or Nick at 286-3481 anytime. 16117 util. included teacher applications for and 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. side answers. 186 So. 2nd St. 286-6275 $45 per month YOUR ACCOUNT OPENED WATERBEDS. Best prices and se- BARN FOR RENT. TOWN HOUSE WEST 2 bdrm. Built- the spring semester, Specific questions will S.J. CINEMA WORKSHOP. Fri, Sat. Write: Resident 109 Foster Rd. Los lection Aqua S1100.0. 1415 The Ala- in washer. $200 p/mo. Turn. 286- IN JUST MINUTES! 715 & $30. Sun 8:00 Olympia, Will call 1972 will be available be discussed at indivi- meda. 286-3544 Open Gatos. Encl, Tel Numb. 7143 or 941-0166. W. C. Fields 61 Flash Gordon. YWCA 12-6, Mon. thru Set. you. OVER SO VIAMS IN SAN JOSE next week from 8 to dual inte rviews held 2nd and San Antonio. 750 Pool. GIRLS: Furnished apartment $120 pingpong & 12 p.m. and 2 to 4:30 after the groupsession. refreshments. 35 mm. SLR CAMERAS, 30% off reg. FOR RENT: Extra large 2 bdrm. 455 So. 10th blt -in-kitchen, modern. p.m. in Education 404. Students may sign up prices, bread new w/full warranty, Apt Modern. 643 So. tfth 294-4749. 11 AM - 2PM 292-1327 CAR PALLEY, STANFORD SHOP- canon pontos nikkorrnat etc. Quiet atmosphere Fully Furnished. a All students who in- for group sessions at A-HIRSH SON PING CENTER (PALO ALTO) Satur- 326-1903. tend to student teach the Career Planningand day. October 16, by LE VIVO MA- UPPER DIVISION GIRL needed to 10/1 £110 I 0118 co in the spring semester Placement Information CHINE - $3.00. Start anytime be- ROYAL UPRIGHT. $40. Craig - Re- share 1 bdrm apt with 3 others tween 6-9 p.m All cars, beginners corder Player AM. F.M. Radio $65. $43.50 mo Close to campus Call 287- LOST -I of Wore rornmed glasses Fri must apply no later than Center, Bldg. Q, Rm. welcome ENTRY $2.50 WITH THIS 225-6531. 1450 note by Morris 0 Aud or Stu Un AZ:13; Oct. 22, 1971. 10. AD If found call Valerie after 4. 294-5046 WEAVERS) 24" wooden 4 harness I AM LOOKING for a place to stay. Can pay up to $60/mo If you have LOST -BOOK in CH DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE 19 South it Street A .11 Floor loom. XInt. Cond. Bench & 356 "Recreation 294 9343 place please cell 292-0631. Ask & the Total WILLOW GLEN .05 Lincoln Ave 254 7543 accessories inc. $100. 295-1242 Personality" Please re- at Willow for Ashven. turn to PER --ill 5300 Remand No SUNNYVALE PLAZA 209 South ' 4318-4 Wire wheels, Radio. Heater SIMMONS DELUXE TRUNDLE BED, questions 295-5460, WESTGATE CENTER Campbell .5 Swat . Very good condition. Must sell. Sint Cond. Call 266-6884 or 297-2991 REFINED FURNISHED ROOMS, Male Spartaguide $750. or best offer. Chuck Dodd kitchen Privileges, no smoking or 245-1618 VM STERO RECORD Player New drinking 293-3088 'WI FIAT 115/0, Excell. Cond. New Diamond Needle -Portable- -$75 Must TODAY MARRIED STUDENTS, Nice unborn. 2 FAST ACCURATE. E xperienced tires, top & seats $1300. 247-9259 sell. Baby to arrive soon. Call Scott typist bdrm, apt w/w carpets, drapes, & can edit Four miles from STUDENTS FOR PEACE & FREEDOM, 8 p.m., after 5:30 P.M 289-9367 campus A/C near freeway. Mrs Ashlanian 298-4104 C.U. Pacheco. Student group reorganization. G.E. PORT. STEREO- $20. Bruning Freeway legal. STUDENT TEACHER APPLICATIONS must be '68 YAMAHA 180, Elect. E $17. Apace Elect. Pen- FURN/UNFURN. I bdrm Lop, Guist EXPER, FAST, ACCURATE TYPING& made no later than Oct. 22. Students may apply Exc. Cond. only 4000 ml $320. Hel- cil Sharpener -$22. Call 251-01 5 1 New carpets & clean 4 blks from EDITING. Ex -English Teacher. IBM mets avail. $15 no Call 294-6762. mornings 6-6 am, night 9-11. campus 286-21:106 283 E Reed Electric Typewriter Call Mary Cole in Ed. 404 from 8 a.m, to noon and 2 p.m. to at 244-6444 otter 5-30 p.m. Rebuilt engine '1113 V.W. BUG. COUCH. Good coed $25. GIRL TO SHARE ROOM. Completely 4:30 p.m. car Must sell 7' SLEEPER Good , dependable York Master Baritone Horn. Good furnished. Walk to college. All new AUTO INSURANCE- No driver re- 293-7708. T111 THE BAHA'l STUDENT FORUM, 8 p.m., C.U. Montalvo. $350 phone Cued Must sell Best offer 293- Turn., rugs, etc. All uti I . paid. Washer fused Low Monthly Rate. Quick Topic will be "What is True Freedom." 5639 & dryer lac. 50/mo. Call 656-4336 Rate Comparison s. Mrs Rogers 445 $ 6th St low cost MOTORCYLE POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION, 2 p.m., WESTCOASTER 1-WHEEL MAIL. or0 INSURANCE TRUCK. $125 or best offer over. BRAND NEW MAMIYA UNIVERSAL Annual Coverage up to 100cc $26 CO, FACULTY. ideal for students, 450 C, Business Tower. Election of officers. Call after 6 p.m. 292-6428. w/100mns 13.5, Mom. & Greflock 4 BORN HOUSE to 126 on 1030, to 175 cc $34. to 330cc back adptrs. Ss Ground Glass Back $240 me Enclosed Lanai, shg. opts. $38, to 750 cc $54 David Towle 241- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE COLLEGE ORGAN- Frwy access 3006 San Juan, SC HONDA '68 CL, 350 Cadillac brown $250 371-2933 3900 STAFF Lease 247-6185 IZATION, 7:30 p.m., Student Chapel. paint. 1000 me. Rebuilt engine. $425. ARMSTRONG FLUTE FOR SALE. $60 CHI ALPHA/UPPER ROOM, 8 p.m., 434 E. 356-8308. PIRSONA15 or Best offer Cell Eileen 225- FOR RENT 2 [farm. $145/mo. 3 Bdrim DINING ROOM ' Williams. $185 Both furnished 292-6723, '64 MG1I-RED, w -wheels, vary clean 8493 WANTED: Information oro communes SAM, 11 a.m., C.U. Montalvo. $695 1970 HONDA CB 100 Xlnt Cond ROOM FOR RENT -$50 per month for a paper Send to 12667 Cambridge Dr Saratoga, CA 95070 TAU DELTA PHI, 4:30 p.m., C.U. Almaden. $275 or best offer Ph. 286-1152 (meals included) "Multi-lingual" wo- '62 CHEV-Very good condition. New after 5-00 P.M weekdays. man in Cupertino wants coed to share 12011 FASA, 7 p.m., C.U. Almaden Rm. A. HAVE A DAVI tires 2-dr $325. Call Tom: 738-7241 home Phone 153-6730 NICE Valerie, Janie, SIMS, 8 p.m., C.C. Guadalupe. FREAK OUT WITH MOVIES! Bell & Lynn, Karen & Kory BA '63 VW New Generator, batt. tune-up. Howell $ mm zoom camera & Auto - FURN. 1 110RM. ant. Available 2058 ASIAN AMERICAN CULTURAL STEERING COM- Best offer over 1300. Call 378- land prol $660 Call Bob 287-9190 Oct. near campus See Mgr. at 165 FRIDAY FLICKS-Bob, Carol Tea, & l'AFETE111.%-STI 1.E Tires. Most sell. MITTEE, 7:30 p.m., C.U. Diablo. 7769. Good E Reed Apt. 03 Alice- 7 & 10 P M Morris Dailey Pacifica. HELP WANIID 141 And SOc admissoon 0.A.S., 5 p.m., C.U. 1944 PONT. BONNE. Cabot. runswoll, TRIO CONCERT, 8 p.m. Morris 4 BORM HOUSE ideal for students, 1.1 \1'll JIMMY SMITH new trans Radio, pwr. brks sest, $3.00 PER HOUR $240 me Enclosed Lanai. shg opts TRANSPORTATION 19 Dailey Auditorium, top, steering, nds new Lip. 1400/offer Part & Full lime Hours flexible Frwy access. 3006 San Juan, SC Lease STUDIES CLUB, I must sell it Call 293-6960 FULLER BRUSH CO 2840699 11 - 1 AERO SPACE 7:30 p.m., M.H. 247-6185 URGENT, SJS staff member needs rode 426 '66 SKYLARK BUICK, Very GoodCond. NEED HELP from statistics major to campus from Cupertino daily 6-5 DAVID HARRIS SPEECH, noon, EOTC field. P/S, Auto Trans. Most sell $8130/offer in analysing small random sample FOR RENT 2 Bdrm. 1145/mo. 313drim Will help on gas Call 257-0419 961-4794 after 6:30 P.M problems in education 53 00/hr 297 - $185E1011 furnished 292-6723. aft 6 0111. 1.011 SN.%1'KS FRIDAY 71177 FLYING SOON? Your TWA Campus SPARTAN CHINES CLUB Boat Dance, 8:30 p.m. CLASSIFIED RATES A 01.1.14: on San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf, pier 43 Rep Bruce Freeman can help you 11111E.tliti fof nomoom To Place make your GETAWAY Fly at 1/3 off with a TWA YOUTH 1/2. Boat leaves at 9 p.m. Admission for Hoof, torn One day Two din 11ve5 days 10.0 dam Fee no" PASSPORT Ned. Your Ad and take up to 24 months to pay with members will be $3, advance tickets for non- free TWA GETAWAY CARD. Call 9 to 11 1 Ito:1 members $3.50, $4 at door. 3 flies 1.50 2.00 2.25 2.40 2.50 187-8868 for info or 297-1700 for FRIDAY FLICKS "Bob, Carol, Ted and Alice", 4 lines 2.00 2 50 2.75 2.90 3 00 In The reservations. 7 p.m. and 10 p.m., Morris Dailey Auditorium. 5 lines 2.90 3 00 3.25 340 3.50 BLUES, Jonah's Wail, 300 fi lines 3.00 I SO 3.75 3.40 4.00 SPARTAN DESPERATELY NEED 10 sp. BIKE FOLK S. 10th St., transporolion Call Frank afternoons AV no. 289-1146 *(located in old cafeteria) 8 p.m. amount Ice DAILY SAM, 1 p.m., C.U. Montalvo. each pith .50 SO .50 .50 .50 lomat lore CHESS CLUB, noon, C.C. Almaden, CLASSIFIEDS STUDENTS FLIGHTS Campus Rep for 6 groups FROM MEXICAN AMERICAN GRAD STUDEIS, 7:30 p.m., CHECK A CLASSIFICATION East or West coast to Europe and beyond "If it's avail. Ertgr. 132 fl Annauntenients (I) r, Help Wanted (4) ' Prrsonsis IT) call able, we can gel it" 10-5, Mon -Fro BAHA'l STUDENT FORUM, 7:30 p.m., H.E. 1. Automotive 121 I ' Hoopoe IS) I SsNiree iii 549-1995 or 843 1857 2903 College PETE McCLOSKEY SPEECH, noon ROTC field. 0 kw Wit 13) 0 List ea Need (81 L-J 1r44496441,. 191 295-6414 Ave Berkeley Cal 94705