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SPARTAN DAILY Vol. 97, No. 21 Published or Sun lose State University since 19.14 lisesday, October 1, 1991 New presidential home Crackers anyone? could simplify search In hopes of attracting candidates, SJSU In ternis of competitiveness, a prominent community people in presidential residence would add their homes, because it is impor- may be in market for 'perfect house' to the benefits package currently tant to maintain close relationships offered to university presidents. with alumni and with leaders in By Crista E. Hardie been assigned to establish criteria, "CSU presidents receive rela- the business world and govern- on* sum %%liter Bobbye Gorenberg, senate chair- tively low salaries compared to ment. woman, said, in general, that the other university systems ... and, Redding said there is already SJSU may %XII be in the mar- right house will be attractive and the cost of living in the San Jose quite a bit of interest on the part of ket for a new home for the large enough for entertaining, and area is high," Redding said. the community in helping to find a future president, that is. will be in an area where parking Ls The fact that many other uni- home for the president, however, Responding to California State not a problem for pricers, nor a versities, and a few within the before the university is bombard- University Chancellor Barry nuisance to neighbors. CSU system have presidential res- ed with real estate flyers of homes Munitz' suggestion that a presi- According to Janet Redding, idences makes it that much more for sale, she said, a committee dential residence might be helpful director of university advance- of an issue for SJSU to have one, must be formal to discuss ways to in attracting candidates for an ment, the university is looking at she said. fund the purchase and mainte- SJSU president to this area, the the issue of a president's house The benefit of university/com- nance of a house. Academic Senate is starting the from the perspectives of attracting munity relations is also being "Within three months we will search for the perfect house. presidential candidates, and use- looked at. College and university decide whether or not we can I rIn Bens, - Duly staff phsutgrapher While no formal task force has fulness to the university. presidents typically entertain have a house," Redding said. Richard Stales, emergency preparedness coordinator, looks at the old rations College of Social Work feels budget MacQuartie Hall basement cut brunt as school advancement halts inundated by rancid supplies By John Vietra dumpsters needed to haul the crackers away, By Michael Monaghan money to expand a particular school, but a school is that half of the College of Social thily staff whirr and no one wants to pay for it lily staff vine= catch-22 situation is created because small Work is located in SJSU's satellite college in "$1,000 is a huge percent of my annual schools can't develop to receive more money, Monterey. Only 42 students have been willing Imagine two semi trucks carrying a full budget," Staley said. Another victim of S/SU's budgetary woes Dieppe said. to commute the two-hour trip between the col- load of ... crackers. Now imagine those crack- "Well, they've been there for 30 years they is the College of Social Work, which has dou- The College of Social Work has approxi- leges. ers sitting in a basement of MacQuame Hall can sit for another 30 years," Staley said. bled the size of some of its classrooms, mately 570 full-time-equivalent students, Donald Rothblatt, chairman of urban for 30 years. There are also hundreds of drums of 30- reduced staff and faculty positions and virtual- which comprises Afro-American studies, regional planning in the College of Social What started out as a way to prepare for an year-old water which also needs to be emp- ly halted development in its department. urban and regional planning, Mexican - Work, has found a way to improve the situa- emergency has turned into a waste problem. tied. Three full-time-equivalent faculty positions American studies, social work and a graduate tion somewhat in his own department. There are tons of rancid crackers in the No one wants to just dump the water down have also been cut from the school, reducing program. A new project called Institute for basement of MacQuarne Hall and no one has the drain her aim- of environmental concerns, the number of professors to 32. This number Four class sections have been dropped Metropolitan Studies was created to provide the money to dispose of them, according to Staley said. Since they were made to be can be misleading, though, since several part- within the College of Social Work, forting its students with an opportunity to explore and emergency preparedness coordinator, Richard reused for sarutary needs, the drums only need timers can equal a single, full-time faculty faculty to teach more courses and limiting time solve urban issues, such as affordable housing Staley. to be emptied. member. devoted to students. and traffic problems. It is hoped that pnvate The office of civil defense department, But there is no rush to dispose of the crack- "We're the smallest School on campus," Two professors in line for tenure will have interests, as well as city governments could now known as the Federal Emergency ers and water, however, Staley said. said Ismael Dieppa, dean of social work. SJSU to wait a little longer for this status. Professors subsidize part of the program, although the Management A.ssociation, sent emergency dis- "Right now there is nobody who has claim is one of 10 universities in California that has a must spend time doing research to achieve program could work for free, Rothblan said. agas supplies. composed of food, water, med- to that space and wants it so there's no amount social work program, producing 650 graduates tenure, but their full course loads prevent them Students in turn might receive internships or ical supplies and sanitary kits, in the late '50s of urgency," Staley said. annually. Unfortunately, Dieppa said, the from committing any time toward U. raid jobs as a result of the program. early 'tils to the buildings all over the United There is no money available to get rid of demand for educated social workers in "It's hard for people to get the courses they Despite cutbacks, Dean Dieppa remained States that are qualified as fall-out shelters. the supplies or replenish it," said Patty California is at least three times that number. need," one Afro-American studies professor confident about the faculty's abilities. "The The lag of It was shipped in '63 and we Wellman, emergency management program One reason why the College of Social Work said. "A few had to drop classes because they morale of the faculty is high. There is a high opened a tin to see if it was edible, and the specialist at FEMA. receives less money and resources than the had to wait." level cilcommitnient," he said. The fate of next crackers were absolutely, totally rancid," FEMA no longer sends supplies. The other campus colleges is its smaller size. In Perhaps the most difficult raison why stu- year's budget for the college of social wort is Staley said. agency's policy now is educating the public to theory, larger enrollment equates to more dents can't get the classes they need in the uncertain It will cost about $1,000 to get the four prepare themselves. Personalities Academic Senate still seeking more Story-telling, grandfather figure retires after 15 students for slots years of service in University Police Department on committees By Sandy Heynen By Firma Pin-gess Day staff writer 11.6, gm' Students seats remain readily available on Sgt. Grant Ledbenci received his golden Academic Senate committees while faculty handshake and final paycheck Thursday positions are 10 closer to being filled. after 15 years in the UPD, and co-workers The Academic Senate is on campus to pro- ;rid friends from across the campus fondly vide for participation by representatives of the said their farewells. college to form the policies and procedures This is jug partial retirement, because he regarding the university. will continue his other job as an electronics There are 24 operating committees that technician. A graduate of Kissler Air Force have student representation and almost all of school in Mississippi, he installs and repairs them have one or more positions available. X-ray machines in hospitals, paramedics Committees deal with everything from campus and chiropractic offices all over California opinion polls to improvement of instruction. and in parts of Nevada. This semester the campus opinion polls Ledbetter, 59, said, "I really wasn't quite committee will be working to determine ready to go." He broke his leg in two places whether the budget cuts and extended class while training in the men's gym in 1989 and SiMS will effect teaching quality. only recently had the metal pins and plate In all, there are 39 different committees removed. He was offered tack leave and the under the Academic Senate, all of which deal golden handshake: two more years are with separate issues, but not all of them are added to his time at UPD to increase his actually needed all of the time. Several com- retirement pay. mittees will not meet this semester simply Father of four See POSMONS, Page I Abetter is the father of four children; three that are grown and Liivonne, who is 8. lie said that the gaff has been like family is he held a cigar, a gift from faculty of the INSIDE housing department. "I've enjoyed every hit of it. We've had had times and good times," but he added that its the end result that really matters. FEATURES And the results have been positive for Paul Simon tour ends: Ledbetter, whose experience in the Air Force as an air radar controller together with Simon and his band packed the UPD totals a 42 years in uniform. Shoreline Amphitheatre Sunday Leslie Salsrnann I hely haft sischestraphre Ile was drafted into the Air Force during in final leg of his tour. Page 3 the Korean War and had no intentions of UPD Sgt. Grant Ledbetter tells of his years in the Air Force. Ledbetter retired Friday after IS years with the UPI) remaining there. But his time in the service was continually extended and when the war in Vietruun began, "I said what the heck," the temperature of the engine, as well as the His experience in the Air Force greatly years in prison, and descriptions of the oilier SPORTS joked Ledbetter, and he remained still pitch of the propelkirs was cold and curdled. prepared him for his career as a police offi- two who managed to get away resulted in Hockey splits series: Spartan longer. So they had to perform the procedure of cer. Ledbetter recalls the ume when he was their arrests laia hockey club lost 6-3 Saturday to Ledhetta served what are called TI)Ys, throwing the pmfellors into reverse On to stop held up in his own 7 fleven gore Capitol Cal and then took them Sunday or temporary duties, in the tour de the plane. Road, around 19a . Quit force to run store Greenland, from 1954 to 1957. There they Three of the propellors did go into llure youths entered the store, one with 11-5. Page 4 would fly into Greenland for 90 days at a reverse successfully, but the fourth did not, a sawed-off shotgun No other officers in the Ledbetter resigned from the UPD in time with 40 gasoline tankers ready to take and the plane was spun off to the side of the San lase Police Deparunem could nspond 1982 because they gave him im ultimatum off irt-KC-97s and fly around refueling B- runway and into a fmzen lake. Ledbetter to his situation because they had all been give up the store or give up the I PI). He 52s so they didn't have to land and risk said no one was killed, but one man was alerted to another call of an offica who had chose to keep the store. However, he sold WORLD NEWS being sabotaged. seriously injured. been ambushed downtown. the shirt' not too long after and was asked to Catholic youth killed: On the first of these top-secret missions In 1968 and 1969 he was in the 621st He managed to tackle ore of the young come trair to the UPD in Mi. Northern 1nsh teenager mistak of that time, he said that he was taking off to radar squadron, detachment eight, in men to the ground and hold him as a shield Jo Ng, secretary of the LTD tor 23 years, enly shot while entering a police refuel a II-52 but the oil in the KC-97s pro- Vietnam and Thailand. There he controlled with his own gun until he could receive said when Ledbetter came hack people WIC pelkirs that helps conserve wear and control all radar in southeast Asia. back-up. That young man received seven stakeout. Page 5 See IIIDBETTER, Page 3 2 Inesday, Rtober I, 1991 II San lose State Urdversity SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS

EDITORIAL Wilson vetoes AB 101, supports bigotry Gay-rights bill such a huge scale. It's easier because we've come far enough to feel guilty about our society's bigotry, but not far killed at the state enough to admit to it individually in ourselves. Capitol What cannot be justified, rationalized or written off is the kind of big-business- Pete Wilson is a sanctioned and fundamentalist-supported Gov.homophobe. repression that we just saw flex its muscles in our Capitol. He inexorably bought The tragedy of the demise of AB 101 himself that label when he lies in the fact that it has proven once and vetoed the gay-rights bill, AB 101, on for all that the warriors for civil rights Sunday. His reasoning? The bill would will be impaled upon a sword they be bad for business. themselves forged. AB 101 would have made it more The tragedy lies in the fact that the difficult for employers to discriminate on right wing has successfully co-opted a the basis of sexual orientation. Vetoing it liberal idea Affirmative Action. makes Wilson and by default, our state Now the word "quota" can strike fear as a whole homophobic. in the hearts of those on top of the status But there's really no reason for quo. And those are the people with the anyone to be surprised by Wilson's power in this country. actions. So an idea intended to make racial We could put aside the fact that prejudice more difficult to get away with, Wilson is a politician, led around via his is now being used to make all forms of wallet by any rich, conservative, prejudice a government-assured right for religious special interest with an agenda. business. We could ignore the fact that Wilson It's outrageous, it's disgusting and it bought into the theory of "quotas," should not be stood for. EL SA OR Rant Dununguez Spartan Daly thought up by a bunch of narrow- But it will be, as long as the public minded, straight, white old men afraid of turns a blind eye and deaf ear. evil homosexuals taking over the jobs But if it makes us mad, if we think it's heterosexuals "should" have, wrong, let's farce ourselves to open our What we can't ignore is that, despite eyes and ears and the eyes and ears of ... the obvious prejudice at work here, it's those around us. Let's wrest back that SO WHAT'S still OK to be homophobic in this society. sword and make things right. Indeed, it's socially prescribed. Let's admit that we all have some Brooke Shelby Biggs We've been here before. Our nation internalized prejudices. Only when we YOUR P N T? still has no Equal Rights Amendment for can do that can we exorcise them from women. After all, we still buy the the rest of society. argument that women are basically Start by calling Gov. Wilson and inferior beings. That's not sexism in telling him your vote and your campaign Calm exterior belies seething nerves America that's life, contribution dollars are headed xcuse me while I remove this themselves don't even know who forgot I told my folks I'd scrub down the But it's easy to write off prejudice on elsewhere. Tell him bigotry is for losers. calm exterior. I'm suffocating Clarence Thomas is. driveway tonight" So, you end up eating Fj in here. > People who, while riding in the car stale Chips Ahoy! and watching Brady OK, that's better. Being with you, feel compelled to wail along Bunch reruns all night. level-headed all the time has with your favorite songs at 700 decibels > People who can turn any gotten tiresome. Now is the time for all but only when they have no clue what conversation around so it centers on their good editors to rail against the world. the words are and can't find a note own, generally irrelevant, experience. There are certain things and certain anywhere near the vicinity of the correct > People who sponge food, change, WRITER'S people that really peeve me, and they have key. etc., swear they'll return the favor and recently joined forces to sink their hot > People who analyze your brain and then conveniently forget. Dede Reis teeth into my nerves. diagnose your problems when you were > People who ask you how you did on FORUM Perhaps I should get these little doing just fine before you knew you were a paper, test or quiz, with that look on irritants off my chest: a schizoid manic-depressive suicidal their face that tells you they got an A and > People who dance at concerts kook. Example: "Have you ever dealt with want to rub it in your face. (poorly as a rule) when the rest of the your birth trauma? That may be why > People who think playing practical Unethical politics excused, audience is sitting down, so you end up you're having trouble balancing your jokes or publicly humiliating others is watching them shake their booties when checkbook." funny. we spent $30 bucks to see the band's > Chronically lazy people who whine Oh, how I could go on and on, but leaders not held accountable booties jigglin'. and moan about how much work they suddenly I feel better. I'll let you know the > Little, old, hard-of-hearing women have to do, fully expecting your next time the world and all its puny saw an article the other day in a wealthy sponsors, excellent attorneys, who sit together at the movies translating sympathy, when they know full well you people test my patience. major newspaper in which the and usually keep their mouths shut at gun loudly (and usually incorrectly) for one work harder than they do. headline read, "Did The Media and dollar point as to who's behind it all. another. Also in this vein, people who talk > People who make plans to meet you, Give Reagan An Easy Ride?" Fact is, most Americans really don't and eat during movies as though they then call to cancel minutes before the To anyone involved in give a hoot. The majority of us aren't were in their living rooms. designated time, knowing its too late for Brooke Shelby Biggs is the Daily journalism, nay; to anyone not yet brain going to raise a stink unless the price of > People who feel at liberty to pass you to make alternate plans. Example: executive editor, tier column appears dead, this caption could only provoke gasoline rises or the reception in our judgment on your politics when they "Sorry, can't catch the flick I totally every Tuesday. peals of cynical laughter. If Mr. Reagan television sets is compromised. We don't didn't forget his own name in his last two care that 100,000 Iraqis were burned and years in office, it can be safely assumed buried alive in the war in the Gulf. that he wasn't asked. Witness Operation Desert Storm trading A better question is "Why isn't Mr. cards. Iraqi maimed and killed were Bush in jail for swapping arms with Iran sparsely reported or photographed, but LETTERS TO THE EDITOR for Contra dollars?" America watched don't blame the media, blame between World Wrestling Federation government censorship. "National Championships while Dan Rather Security" was at stake, of course. Inequity in society more opportunities than others? What is fair your entire life you were taught that your nearly lost his career in an attempt to As a journalist in the largest Editor, is that everyone deserves a shot at SUCCCSS race was insignificant, that you probably answer this question for us. We cheered democratic experiment to date, one has This is in response to Anne Douquet's regardless of the handicaps life has dealt would not be as successful as you are today? the righteous indignation of (then Vice an acute responsibility to exploit the First Writer's Forum, "Don't lower standards to them. We cannot turn our backs on fellow President) Bush in his dismissal of Amendment to the best of their ability. meet quotas" (Sept. 24). That is the purpose of Affirmative Americans just because they need some questions that any honest reporter in this No kissing the butts of American Political correctness is a tam coined by Action. Its noble goal is to help everyone extra help. As a nation, we have existed a lit- country should demand an answer to. executives in order to get into a brunch the right wing of our country. It is used to have a chance to succeed in life. tle over 200 years. Minorities have been Hiding behind the imperial or two. No keeping controversial lull us into a subtle hate or discomfort with If, by chance, I had been born into a treated as equals with animals for well over ambiguities of "National Security," our questions, concerns, comments and minorities. What political correctness is real- family that did not have those kind of advan- 150 of those years. leaders nonchalantly duck the rare query queries to casual knowing jokes over ly about is listening and being willing to sac- tages and I was forced to west to help sup- Anne, maybe you should do sonic of a daring journalist or congressperson. lunch with peers and associates. rifice for your fellow human beings. It is port my family while I nuclide(' a school that research rather than reading one book and How can this be? Don't we, as The real security of the United States about not always thinking of yourself. It is was more a war zone than a place of learn- announcing that Dincsh D Souza is your Americans, have the right to get straight lies in application of its higher ideals. about respecting another person's heritage ing, how then would you consider my new guru. Your "new-found" ideas will send answers from our leaders on issues like The unconditional guarantee of personal and realizing we are all different. schooling opportunity equal with yours? us right past slavery and all the way back ID the Iran -Contra pseudo scandal and liberties such as freedom of speech and Anne, your views certainly show that you Would you throw Scholastic Aptitude Test ancient Greece. We will justify our new soci- "October Surprise?" Surprise indeed. the press, and the desire of those in have bought the right-wing song and dance. scores and G.PA's in my face as if they had ety through natural law and state that people What is surprising is that anyone in positions to persecute these rights for the It's not about quaint boxed-up phrases. It's some kind of magical power? Would you are slaves becaur they are aim that way. power in this country has never had to betterment of this country, is the about a respect for the human spirit. say that my G.P.A was a reflection of my Your testimony is sad. It is only paral- answer for their illicit activities. foundation of what democracy we have. I found this forum quite disturbing as it ability, or a telling statement that society sold leled by your closed mind. Wake up, Anne Make no mistake, people If the leaders of a country can hide falls in line with the new thought propagated mc out before I ever had a chance. the whole world doesn't have it as good Watergate was an aberration, not a their actions from the populace, how can by Dinesh D' Souza. Mr. D'Souza is not an Let's pretend for one moment that we as you and I. How can we become a society precedent. For one thing, thieves and democracy be fairly claimed? all-knowing entity. He is a dedicated right- weren't force fed European-American histo- mar equal for all people when you don't murders on the take from government winger and a throwback to old school, good ry and all the wonderful contributions our want to give those more unfortunate than rarely get caught. 'They're most often ol' boy politics. ancestors had made to America. Anne, as yourself a chance? called soldiers. The easy way out of any difficult situa- white, middleclass people we were only Stephen R Teal Also, when these individuals are tion is to say, "Let's all be equals now. What taught the contributions of blacks, Asians, Economics apprehended,they inevitably have Ilede Reis is a Daily staff writer. is fair? Is it fair that some are horn with and Native Americans. Can't you see that if Senior

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This was The crowd ate it up and stayed on its One of his solutions to an old musical Shoreline Amphitheatre Sunday night, not the type of crowd you'd catch at a feet through the rest of the concert Simon problem was to replace a drum kit, or a ending his North American "Born at the jazz festival. Simon had been criticized closed out the concert with "Sounds of programmed drum machine, with live Right Time" tour that he started in last year in some black circles for appro- Silence," the song that made him and Art drummers. January. The concert alternated songs priating and popularizing South Affican Garfunkel famous hack in 1965. He bought four Brazilian percussion- from his current album, "Rhythm of the music. Others praised Simon for bringing Simon explained to the press earlier ists and an American drummer with him Saints" with songs from his last album the music to western audiences. this year what his new music was about. on tour and said he was delighted but sur- "Graceland" and also some of his old hits Anyway, the crowd barely moved a He said he wanted to present a retrospec- prised by the commercial success of from the 1960s and later. muscle through the first tel of songs. No tive of his career in the context of his new "Rhythm of the Saints." Simon's 17-piece band, whose mem- one could blame the audience for trying band. When asked why the lengthy tour so bers hail from Brazil, Africa and to hear all of the words Simon's lyrics "It's really the first time that I'm work- late in his career - this was Simon's America, brought a whole new sound to are certainly worth the effort of trying to ing with a hand that's this large in num- 121st stop - he explained that he's not the stage with their complex rhythms and sit still and listen. ber, and that's as varied in musicianship tired and he's not about to slow down. African percussion. Gospel music and But about half-way through the con- and cultural backgrounds." he said. "I really kaik forward to going out on jazz tunes like "Diamonds on the Soles of cert, when the hand performed as rousing Simon didn't think his new sound the med. I haven't had the opportunity to Her Shoes" were interspersed between rendition of "You Can Call Me Al," politically or socially motivated. "I just indulge myself through all the years that salsa and pop ballads like "Still Crazy almost everybody got up on their feet to approach it straight -on musically. We my son was a youngster and in school. As After All These Years." This gave every- dance. This audience clearly preferred the have different cultures to draw upon, and far as age is concerned, you go and play 1'111,11,1s Tilt one in the estimated audience of 20,000 old songs, yet Simon continued the set different musical solutionsand enough as long as you enjoy playing and people something to go home happy aboui with "Still Crazy After All These Years." experience to be able to approach musical want to listen to you." Paul Signori LEDBETTER: Veteran cop retires POSITIONS: Building interest From Front l'age -These young people have a lot of "the black angel from heaven," over I rons Front Page interest," she said. AS. will be adver pride," he said, "I feel almost like the and over. Using and reaumng through clubs and glad all over the campus. students here are my kids. It's been "I like to make people feel good. A.S. committees to fill the positions. How to get "Fantastic," said Ng of Ledbetter. my job to protect them." That's one thing I'll miss," he said. because the frarucular issue they deal Last year they had a good response to involved in "Nice person. Everyone on campus Another gory that Ledbetter said But it probably couldn't be possible with will not be raised. the filling the open positions, Launder likes him." She added that he is a stands out in his mind is the time he for Ledbetter to miss making people Associated Students President said. Academic Senate: good at public relations. caught an attempted rapist The man feel good. He doesti't neat a badge to Nicole Launder is trying to get sched- For interested students, the applica- Coll balm Ileu. AI 111244240 "If you don't attempt to communi- had 13 previous counts of rape and do that, and in the future as in the pest ules and agendas from each commit- tion process runs through the A.S. cate you're not going to get any was recognized running across cam- he will go on producing wilding faces tee so the applicants will have an idea Applicants are interviewed by Tasha results," Ledbetter said. pus and into a nearby house, where a with his miles of heart-warming sto- of what they are in for, and to make Souza, A.S. personnel director and One day several years ago, he saw young woman lived. ries of people. sure there are no time conflicts, she then voted on by the AS. The appli- another young man sitting in front of a As Ledbetter entered the house the The good thing about working as said. cants then go before the Academic eicipu-eire 4 de 04 7-Eleven store clutching his Bible. He frightened woman was so glad to see an X-ray technician for Ledbetter is "We want to build that student Senate for final approval. looked really dovm, and was trying to him that she jumped up and hugged that he will have weekends to himself get the attention of a couple of police him. Ledbetter said he had to push her to enjoy deep sea fishing in his 21 -foot officers walking past him. off so he could catch the rapist, which Chrysler cabin boat. Ledbetter said the officers ignored he did. Ledbetter's retirement follows that him because they were busy and had He received letters from citizens of Sergeant Llog llohu, a 1974 gradu- better things to do, but he went over to from all over the county, and will ate of SJSU who left after 30 years at the young man and asked him what never forget the young woman who UPD, and Harold Manson, a director was wrong. was so grateful she kept calling him of traffic and Forking for 15 years. 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"It was like playing hockey in prison," SJSU backup goalie Lou Siville. Cal plays at the Iceland rink in Berkeley which does not have plexi- glass surrounding the rink. Instead, the rink is partially enclosed by chain-link fencing. With 6:15 left in the final period, officials were forced to cancel the con- test became of the fans' unruly behav- ior. The predominantly Cal crowd sent coins and saliva toward the SJSU team. Spartan forward Jeff Waite was leak Sall-,an Daily staff photographer spit on while teammate Kelly Spartan defender Paul Whittle, left, works for the ball against Betpolice was pelted with nickels and Ut,Sli fullback Todd Rogers, right. SJSU lost to MB 3-2. dimes. Betpolice reacted to the attack by confronting the section of the crowd that was armed with the we change. Spartans stay winless A fight ensued and the officials Jeanette Glicksman Duly staff photographer stopped play with Cal ahead 6-3. SJSU hockey players Elliot Chung, left, and Martin Denis, third from right, battle Cal for the puck "They didn't expect such a big in Big West soccer crowd so there wasn't any security," count. SJSU offense. Siville said. SJSU wing Gordie Turner said. Part of the Spartans' offensive Destro scored a goal and three The Spartans next hope to jump all By Crista E. Hardie a 3-0 lead. Despite all the commotion in the woes were caused by playing short- assists while Denis netted three goals. over the Gaels of St. Mary's whom Daily staff vane: It seemed as though halftime stands, there was excitement on the ice handed. They sorely missed ailing Chung proved that Saturday's contest they face Saturday, October 12 at would arrive with the Spartans having as well. skaters Martin Denis and Tony Desuo. was no fluke, as he racked up a pair of Golden Gate Ice Arena in Redwood Both teams were on losing streaks. never left the locker mom. Spartan right wing Elliot Chung "We're a slower team without goals and two assists. The Spartans City. One streak had to end. This time it However, as if to prove that SJSU scored all three goals in the losing those guys," Turner said. would go on to romp over the Bears And SJSU Hockey Club President would not be the Spartans' streak that had come to play after all, junior effort. The SJSU club took 19 shots on On Sunday night, at Eastridge Ice 11-5 and please its first home crowd of Steve Stich said he hopes to see plenty ended. defender Michael Hackett, assisted by goal, compared to only 15 by Cal, but Rink, Denis and Destro were back the season. of what he calls "good, clean family Returning from a loss to UC-Irvine junior middlefielder Jorge Rico, the Bears made more of their shots playing at full speed and so was the "We jumped on opportunities," fans" in attendance. on Friday, the Spartans played an sand with a minute and a half to go aggressive match against the UC- in the first half. Hackca's goal cut the Santa Barbara Gauchos on Sunday but UCSB lead to 3-1. lost 3-2 at Spartan Stadium. The second half saw increased Until that match up, neither team offensive activity as the game became had won a game in the Big West increasingly heated. Conference this season. Several goal attempts were made "Basically, we're a young team, by each team, and each time they were and (SJSU head coach Gary St. Clair) thwarted. has a young team," UCSB head coach With eight minutes left in the Cliff Draeger said. game, Hackett weird one more for the Against SJSU, Draeger's team Spanans on a cross kick by freshman matched its goal total of the season so defender Brian Weaver to pull SJSU far. to within 3-2. "We've only had three goals up to The Spartans remained on the this game," Draeger said. attack during the final minutes, trying The game began with ferocity and to tie the score, but the match ended -"U, /-4 the level of intensity would only with the score 3-2 and the Gauchos 410.VeVSk increase, with two caution cards given had their first win of the season. . 4) I to Spartan players. "We were lucky to win," Dracger 4,44., Ten minutes into the game the said. "San Jose really came after us." TELECOMMUNICATIONS Aoal,.. . Gauchos scored their first goal, a The Spartans, now 0-3 in the Big Answering particle .4 theory rebound shot by junior defender Daryl West and 3-5 overall, faces Sonoma of 7he Machine." 101: "The and the Johnson, assisted by junior forward State in a non-conference match at Message Independent Mess Sean Redmond. Within 11 minutes, Spartan Stadium on Wednesday. T-shirt Center study age SJSU provided from i Center and Redmond had scored two more goals returns to conference action by hosting and to pacific nvolves .self the for Santa Barbara to give the Gauchos Fresno State on Friday. nonexistence those whO Bell. -directed Obsolescence a4 sign including or implications reflected up through significanceexploration thotl' - self of by or the from pitventing disappearanceOctober of free benefits listening your 31. Message to roommates of the TOPICS.. Center Vaoifi earns Big West PREREQUISITES': theirs: answering nattur of (slightly reality or from existence tnore combined messages hearing machine: To with SAT your sociological Player of Week honors sign up, extension scores recorded messages . call above whik arid saving 1-800-427-7715,mailboxes). 117; a phone is your- Daily victory at Utah State on Saturday. touch alit" suff "1"1 ext. tone in The Spartans sacked Aggie quar- ETHICS 320 ENRoz.z/wENT.. phone: use. $4.95 SJSU's team defensive effort terback Ron Lopez six times, and 204: "Re limited a month against Utah State paid off in an held Aggie running back Roger 04, yily to 32 individual award this week with the Grant to just 41 yards on 14 carries. Pillow million. selection of senior defensive tackle The 6-foot-1, 250-pounder led Simon Vaoifi as Big West SJSU defensive linemen with 41 Conference Defensive Mayer of the tackles and a four sacks per game Week. average last year. Vaoifi led the Spartan defense 'The only returning starter from with seven tackles, four for losses, last year on the defensive line, Vaoili and two quarterback sacks. The has been a steadying influence on SJSU defense held the Aggies to the SJSU defense this season. zero net rushing yards and 258 total This is Vaoifi's first Player of the offensive yards in the Spartans' 23-7 Week honor of his career.

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0 Army mutiny leaves 26 0 Police kill unarmed Day stressed his country's persistent commit- ment to socialism even as the upheaval in the dead, 200 injured Catholic youth while Soviet Union leaves China as the world's last CUT-11E1=g power. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) -- In the staking out IRA Chinese leaders have vowed that no inter- most serious challenge to President Jean - national events will make China abandon Bertrand Aristide since he took power in COOKSTOWN, Northern Ireland (AP) -- sxialistn. February, soldier's mutinied Monday, touching Police said Monday they mistakenly shot and "No difficulty can crush or cow the off protests that reportedly left at least 26 killed an unarmed Catholic teen-ager who Chinese people and no tempest will shake dead and 2(X) wounded. wandered into a iaalassit for lnsh Republican their determination to move along the path of Soldiers opened fire on Aristide's house Army guerrillas. building socialism," said Li. -The road is tor- during the rebellion, which by mid-afternoon Kevin Mc(iovern, a 19-year-old student at tuous, but the future IS bright" had largely been put down by loyalist sol- a local agricultural college, was killed while diers. Officials said the president was not fleeing police who had ordered him and his hurt Iwo friends to halt Sunday night, police said. The unrest occurred three days after -There is a lot of anger. This sort of killing NEWS QUIZ Aristide addressed the United Nations on his creates distrust," said Aidan Murphy, a first trip to the United States since becoming Roman Catholic pnest who was among the president of this coup -prone Caribbean first on the scene. "These were three guys Five correct - news stud. Three nation. who really weren't up to anything." to four - reads USA Today. Aristide, a hugely popular 38 -year-old The three youths were walking from a pub One to two - Where have you Roman Catholic priest, was at home with to a discotheque when they apparently wan- been? aides and a bodyguard at the URIC of the early dered into the police -army stakeout at a raid morning attack, the government said. junction, police and area residents said. What could draw more Independent Radio Cacique said an The IRA confirmed that one of its units O than 18 million 0 Coast Guard says statement. armored personel carrier was dispatched to had been planning an attack on security people annually in the Southwestern The floe brcke loose from the Soviet coast Aristide's home to take him to the National forces at the junction late Sunday, but called it United States? abandoned research July 24, the Coast Guard said. On Sept_ 2, it Palace from his residence in La Plaine, about off after an area resident spotted their mortar el Which U.S. city was named the station presents no was reported drifting in the Arctic Ocean 55 six miles from the capital of Port-au-Prince. bomb beside the nrad and called pohce. most visitable by a travel magazine environmental threat miles northwest of Barrow, the state's north- Thousands of supporters gathered at The Royal Ulster Constabuku-y, a mostly recently? ernmost City. Aristide's residence upon hearing news of the Protestant police force, apologized Monday to e Where have 17 pilot whales strand- North Slope Borough and federal officials attack. McGovern's family, acknowledging that he ed themselves in the vast two days? JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) - An ice floe car- Were concerned about ',Dilution and the navi- A presidential adviser said Aristide's con- was "not engaged in terrorist activity." rying an abandoned Soviet research station gation hazard posed by the ice floe and any voy, which also was carrying French Sean McGovern said in a phone interview O What did documents flown out of and hundred of drums of fuel and potentially floating fuel drums, particularly with the start Ambassador Jean -Rafael Dufour, came under that his son had been studying in hopes of Baghdad on Monday reveal about hazardous chemicals has been found after of the fall Eskimo whaling season. attack by rebellious soldiers en route to the taking over their farm in Kinawley, a County Iraq? being lost for more than three weeks off The Coast Guard said it equipped one of National Palace. Several rebel soldiers were Fermanagh village. O What local professional sports northern Alaska. its C-130 transports with a sensitive radar sys- wounded, the aide said. team won its first national champi- The island of ice was breaking up and half tem to help find the drifting island, North The trouble began late Sunday with onship Saturday night Bonus: How the structures and all the brarrels were missing, Pole 31. mutinies at an army training camp at Freres, O Chinese premier vows many people saw the championship'? the Coast Guard said. That came after a half-dozen attempts just outside Port-au-Pnrice, and at an army - A flight crew who spotted the scientific were made by the North Slope Borough run police station in the downtown area of the new victories for ANswFAS. I) A train that travels 200 mph 2) San Franca:ad. 3) Demus, Mass.. near Cape Cod. station Sunda, about 180 miles west of Search and Rescue Division to relocate the capital. communist China 4) The documents Mowed that Iraq was doing Barrow, said no drums were sighted and there ice floe. By Monday afternoon, this capital of I research on nuclear detonators. 5) The San Eransasco Bay Blackhawks won dw American was no sheen on the water. North Slope and Coast Guard officials million residents was relatively calm, BEIJING (AP) - Premier Li Peng on Pniesnorial Sower League tide. Bonus 12,411 "Mininimal environmental damage is went to the station in July, when it first was although soldiers occasionally aide through Monday toasted 42 years of Communist rule fans at Spanan Stadaurn sass the champonship expected to result to the U.S. continental shelf reported to be breaking away and when the the streets firing weapons in the air. Smoke in China and urged the Chinese people to from the release of diesel oil, due to the dis- 23 people working there nixsIxi help getting rose from smoldering tire hanneades erected "win new victorbes" in building socialism. Edded by Corny Tiesuider tance from shore," the Coast Guard said in a off. by protesters. Li's speech on the eve of China's National Spartan Daily Assistant News Editor

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