Governor Oks SJSU Funding for Church
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Evans adds speed, skill See page 4 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose ThUrsday, October 5, 1989 State University Since 1934 Volume 93, No 24 Union birthday Hello Dolly Governor OKs party SJSU funding delayed for church buy By Michelle Smith Daily staff writer liy Aldo Maragoni The Student Union's 20th anni- Daily stall writer versary scheduled for the It would be celebration itt% Iktikiticitati has approved end of this month has been post- lequest tor extra funds that premature now to poned until spring. w ill enable the university to pur- In a decision early this week, the chase the church at Illtli and San say who will Student Union Anniversary Commit- Fernando streets. planned for tee canceled the events The governor's approval came occupy the Oct. 26-27 IN:cause of difficulty in Sunday when he signed a state bud - contacting former SJSU students, amendment allowing the mover- building after we faculty members and administrators ,,( reeele holds from ,apital to take part in the retrospective cele- bonds controlled hy the Cali make the bration, according to Student Union fornia State Iniveisii chancellor's director Ron Barrett. pul-chase. No Committee Chairwoman Judy SJSU's budget request was al- Hermann said that no new date has lead> approsed b) the State Senate executive decision been sei, and there were no financial and Assenibb September, and the has been made.' issues involved in the change. t I sii 11:1,1 e Iven wailing lot I ).,..11,ocilaii sielialille - Jim Hill, "We are still going to do it. and 11SU he yelling $1.3 mil - Direr tor l'un hosing Services we are still exuied about it, Her- 1,,,, to obtain Mc church that offi mann said "It is not on the shelf. It a. have suggested may become is still happening. we are just going ilie neva home ot the University Po- to stretch it out.’ last month. lice 1 )epartment next year. The CSU chancellor's office is Hennann said the committee re- Rut school officials are looking now working with officials from the ceived a printout from the Alumni at several options as to who will use State Department of General Serv- the building. itecording to Jim Hill. Association listing graduates from ices. which will appraise the prop- director or Purchasing Sel,. Ices. 1%7 through 1973. But the mem- erty and make all offer It) the to bers couldn't recognize many stu- "Il would be premature riov.. church'. owners on behalf of the say dent leaders. who were to be in- who will occupy the building university later this year. volved in a retrospective banquet after we make the purchase. he SJSt I woni be seeing any Oct. 27. she said said. "No executive decision has money until January at the earliest. "There were probably three or keen made... Hill said. four names that we recognized," Church off icials contacted by the "We will then he in a position Hermann said. "And all these names Spartan Daily have not publicly for the Office of Real Estate and De- had no addresses. It was kind of like ommilitted themselves to selling the velopment to make an offer for us a reality shock building to the university The amendment signed by the The state office must make the purchase because The committee will attempt to ei nor IA as part of Assembly Rill SIM' itself cannot contact some ol the alunim listed in lo I. sponsored by Assemblyman buy the land. Hill said. hopes of obtaining additional con- Raker. R -Danville. a grad- The quarter-acre lot is presently owned the Church of tacts from them. Hermann said. uate ot SJS11. by Philadel- phia, which bought the propel-I) in I "He took the leadership role on build a larger ,,nsin Daily sta photographer 19tiff The church has situ e stopped "That wa) we can getting the hill passed through the base.’ she said. holding services there and has Nurse Dolly Hidden entertains a donor at the 120 I t blood drive. which ends Friday It:121,1:1111re. SJSU President Gall , page 9 See PARTY I alle[1.,.. ;.1(1 in ;1 pies% tootereliCe See Cin/R(./i. page 3 Radio days Ban on cheap The Roost hosts local DJ By Vincent T. OcIdo Jet ho has been v, ith I( tor a I liquor Daily staff writer this is his I ii st k Pot to SiSU. am.I .iis itst oi k Radio station KSJO. 92.3 I'M, added some musit: to SJSU students. day. while the "Budweiser magician" SJSU "is a good looking campus. with plenty oi proposed advised students to "know when to say when." as pan good -look ing students... kffreys said. of a joint promotion Tuesday in The Roost. In his first year at the station, Jeffreys has become 11 Patrick Nitta)) Tim Jeffreys. who is the afternoon disc jockey on lamiliar with the station's practice of doing "remotes. Daily stall writer the San Jose-based nick station. kept The Roost crowing which are programs broadcast from different locations looking toi hism high from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. with the sounds of Eddie Money. outside the studio. 0,11,i1111.11ell Me, %%1111 c W,hitesnake and, in a live appearance. the BoDeans. "We recently did a remote from the Shoreline Am- Wild ish Rom:, N 'limn The Holikans' performance at SJSU preceded a phitheatre 011 the night that t'inderella heas)-metal fifes, 01 n11111i101bild won't fini.1 scheduled appearance at the Oasis nightclub. Jeffreys hand) performed. and we were at De Anza College two them at Kell\ 's I iquins. at Fourth Empire sueets awarded free tickets for the BoDeans Oasis show. along weeks ago for the opening of their fall semester. Jef- and with compact discs and cassettes. for correct answers to freys said. Aml if San Jose (*it) Cotincilwr, trivia questions. , Roavr, page 9 :1111.1 111,1%01:II SWan Hammer has hei way, it will become tougher to buy such fortified wines in the downtown area around SJSU, Computer thefts investigated or anywhere elsi: in the city.. In a pies. eine held I ties - Ity Brenda Vesko partmeni lecords forced entr t1.1 Ill front ot Kell\ s 1,1gtans, Daily staff writer In a separate incident. Charles "Whoexer did it had a ke . or it Hammer called I worth of com- W. Cohen. At least $8.(00 SJSU staff member. was left unattended. said '11) as n.ell Ci1111111ffilli StIppOrt loi puter equipment was stolen from a reported that a Macintosh com- If. Shannon Maloney. het ett(ms to eliminate the sale ot classroom in Sweeney Hull Tues- puter system and laser printer were The salue of the Macintosh V4111cs 1, 1111 high ;Moho' Lomeli's. day in the second of two computer- stolen from Room 344 in the same computer and laser printer is un- 1 do this di. me. Hammel theft incidents in five days. building sometime between Sept known. said "It's pool!! I., lake II1101%e Steve Sloan. an SJSU computer 29 and Oct. 1. Sloan said he was unable to Weill 01 ale c.,IIII111111111 of a technician. reported the theft There are no suspects in either comment on Tuesday 's occurrence Rile Phelps... coaliseloi computer and a printer from a desk case. because he needed authori/ation p %/1 in Sweeney Hall, Room 214. In I uesday s incident. a policc N Ben Weinberg Daily staff photographer pug, r iit AIM Abuse A: according to University Police De- report said there were no qgm See .S1(111.$. /it V. /wee 9 Susan Mummer argues ban of high proof wine Page 2 October 5, I 989 Daily/Thursday, ISpartan Forum Spartan Daily Published for the University and the University Community by the Department of Journahsm and Mass Communications Since 1934 No tolerance for racist stooge I met a man this weekend for whom Editorial the ultimate trophy is a black person tied to the bumper of his Bronco. Actually, I didn't meet him. I ob- served, witnessed, wanted to throw up on A city rich him. Toward the end of a rather strange party, seven or eight friends. and I were in culture standing around, finishing dnnks and de- next, when an acquaint- With classes, ciding what to do midterms and the va- approached in a rather in- rious demands of college ance of one us life, many stu- He began rambling on dents may neglect toxicated state. to notice what the world unrelated topics, until he around them offers. about a string of settled on hunting and guns. While San Jose takes a lot of crit- finally Suddenly, perversely, a member of icism, it really is becoming a nice city with repeated a sick racial joke told much to enjoy. our group the evening by another friend, a Newer buildings, mixed earlier in with older heard the joke from a cus- architecture, cut an intriguing waiter, who had line against waiter first told us the a sky that is clear tomer. When the about 80 percent of the to comprehend time. joke, he seemed unable customer related the joke to him, a Just a few blocks from campus there why the is a pavilion where one can total stranger. shop, stroll, didn't understand. catch the light rail or just I could see why he sit and take in the a black man morning. The joke was about drowning on his head. Really sick. Beyond that is Plaza Park, with its by standing Naps.