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WASHINGTON API Proposals sok ed betore Reagan leaYes office. mined Linde; the terms ot the current propo bombers of similar vintages, while continu- 3300 on land -based missiles the system made in U.S.-Soviet strategic arms reduction While a START treaty would have the sal.. though perhaps not in as large numbers ing a very ambitious program to field new which the Reagan and the talks would cut nuclear arsenals by about 30 positive et feet ot reducing nucleal arsenals. as in iginally planned.- the study. said. -The weapons. the study said. study agree are the most destabili/ing percent instead of the 50 percent advertised said the repoi ss mild not stop the modern- nth:1cm moderniration process may be acce- ’Hoth sides are modemi/ing their Despite U.S and So% ict damp. that by leaders in Moscow and Washington, ization ol capons sN stems. would probably lei ale(' III SOIIIC cases... lot ces. It's business as usual.' in spite of the START would reduce .tiaiecit. nuclear de according to a private study released Tues- not sigiiitt, aunty iedme military spending. "Under a START treaty the nature ot aims control talk from the White House and livery vehicles hy- halt. the study said, it day. and might actually destahili/e the niklear the arins race would markedly shift from K emlin . co-author Thomas B. Cochran told would actualls cut Ainei ican delivery vehi- The study by the liberal Natural Re- balance by lea% ing 'matt too many land quantitative to qualitative competition." as a nev, s conference. cles by only 20 percent. trom the current 2.- sources Iktense Council said the catch is in based ballistic missiles. the superpowers replace old systems with Current START proposals would limit (XXI to 1,600. It would cut Sos let strategic how the superpowers tally warheads, such as "The negotiating proposals made by more at:curate and deadly ones to meet each side to 6,00() nuclear warheads. to be delivery vehicles by 35 per, ent. from 2,475 counting a bomber or submarine as one war- the isso sides have not been fully thought START limits. it said carried by 1,600 stategic nuclear delivery ve- to the common level of 1 ,61 Kt head rather than counting all bombs or mis- out,- said William M. Arkin, an author of Thus the 'lilted States would phase out hicles. START would reduce l',S overall war- siles aboard. Thus a bomber with 24 bombs the study "A grand strategy doesn't seem to forces ahead!, lieaded toi retirement. such as Two years ago Reagan proposed limit- heads by 30 percent. from 13,000 to 9.000, would be counted as one weapon rather than exist Minuteman missiles, Poseidon and Trident I ing the number of ballistic missile warheads and Sos let warheads by 35 percent. from 24. the Intermediate Nuclear Force nuclear submai ines and year-old 13-52 to 4.5(X). of which only 3.000 could be car- 11,000 to 7.000. The council's study concluded that no pact, which Reagan and Ciorbachev plan to bombers. but would ,ontinue deploying ried by land-based missiles. "The only area in which there is a (pro- matter how much progress President Reagan sign at the summit. proposals for a START more modem MX and Trident II missiles, as But a treaty drafted last May raised lim- posed) 50 percent reduction is in Soviet bal- and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev make treaty for the most part would eliminate old well as the BAR and Stealth bombers. It its to 4.8(X) ballistic missile warheads of listic missile warheads.- twin about 4.400 during their summit next week, the compli- rather than modern systems, the study said. would reduce its stocks of one new sy stem. which 3.300 could be land-based. to 4,800 warheads I' s cated issues involved in strategic arms talks "Every current and t inure U.S. and So- the Air-I .aunched Cruise I 1..1 le. The Soviets want to raise the ballistic warheads would fall 40 wftent. horn 7,950 known as START probably cannot be re- viet nuclear weapons sy stem be per The Soviets wouhl tem': 1111,11ICS missile warhead limit to 5.100, with 3,000 to to 4.764, the study said Christmas crafts fail to captivate students Sketch of rapist Seasonal sales released by UPD 'sluggish,' in The University Police Depart- ment is continuing its search for a man who raped and mbbed a 32 - Student Union year-old woman Nov. 17 in the 10th Street Parking Garage. By Julie Rogers Incorrect information relayed to Daily stet writer the Daily from a spokesman at Hoping to sell their arts and SJSU's Public Information Office crafts, merchants packed the Student :and printed in an earlier article. iden- Union this week for the 18th Annual tified the location as the Seventh Christmas Fair -- but sales appear Street Garage. to be stagnant. UPI) released a composite "Things are definitely slug- sketch of the man on Monday. He gish." said Michael Diamond, a was initially described only as being vendor from Lake Tahoe. dark -sk inned. Diamond, who is selling crys- The victim of the assault, who Composite tals on the lower floor of the Student is not associated with SJSU. was sketch of rapist. Union, said he is not worried be- taken to San Jose Hospital. UPI) said they. do not think the cause another vendor who attended According to the UPI) report of attacker had knocked her last year's Christmas festival told the incident, two students were unconscious. him sales are slow for the first few walking to their car in the garage The woman. who had been in- days anti then pick up toward the end when they saw something "going toxicated, had not parked her car in of the week. on’ at about I I:15 p.m. the Seventh Street Garage. They pair immediately went to She later told police that she Each year vendors throughout the garage office and notified a park- only remembers meeting the man at the state travel to SJSU to sell their ing attendent, who then called the a downtown bar and then walking handmade crafts at the Christmas UPI). back toward the garage. Fair. Fifty vendors brought their Upon arrival, the UPI) officers The woman also told police that treasures to this year's fair. said Stu- walked upstairs with the students $20 had been taken from her purse. dent Union Publicist Judy Hermann. where they found the woman Anyone with information on the Craig Firuce, who traveled from unconscious on the landing between incident is asked to call the Univer- Berkeley to sell his rubber stamps, the second and third floors on the sity Police Department at 924-2222. said sales have been slow this week. northwest side of the garage. - Compiled by Dityc Ltritvon Flruce said he doesn't know why sales are lagging. He hopes they will pick up in the next few days. A.S. board to vote "It's sure to pick up." said Dennis Edward Bell, a vendor from Oakland."There seems to be more footwork this year." on housing resolution Bell, who sells jewelry. noticed that a lot of students seem to be pre- By Edwin Garcia No useable' bathing or res- occupied with school and don't have Daily staff writer troom facilities in Joe West Hall. much time to browse. The Asstx:iated Students Board No communication system "Last year's fair was better." of Directors will decide today for hearing impaired students in any said Holly Sweet, a graduate student whether to recommend a resolution of the residence halls. stu- in Social Work. urging better access for disabled "Currently' there is no commit- facilities. Sweet said the merchants would dents to university housing tee looking int() these issues." Phil- will do better if they accepted credit If passed. the resolution lips said. cards. She added that there were too recommend to University Housing many earring booths. Director Willie Brown that a task John Moore. president or the "'There needs to be a larger va - force be established to study prob- Disabled Students Ass, x ianon. said riety of booths... she said. lems which disabled students find the residence halls are not equipped But Miriam Biegun, a senior difficult to confront. with emergency lights in the build- child development student. said she ing that would light up when an "The facilities really don't alarm sounds. thought this year's festival is supe- meet niinimum standards." said Pat- rior to last year's. ricia Phillips. A.S. director of non- Phillips said there are about 12 "The things that are being sold traditional student affairs. disabled students living in SJSU'sre- this year are different. They're simi- The problems include: sidence halls and over 40(1 attending lar to things sold in Berkeley." Brad Shirakawa - Daily stall photographer "Almost impossible access the university . Gary Baker, a junior majoring to the Dining Commons for students Moore said one student who Marilyn kupcliii, left. office manager in the indus- lett sparkling trinkets at one of the many tendor in history. also thought the crafts in wheelchairs. lived in a dormitory had to transfer trial technology department displays at the being sold at the festival were and Jackie Manned, Student Union Christmas Fake. No eating areas for students to another school because of the in- See FAIR. bock page secretary tor Coach Bill Berry . stop and ga/e at a Ole fake is scheduled to run through Friday. in wheelchairs in the Dining Com- adequate university housing facili- mons. ties. Hans (Ingebretsen) across America By Dave Lanson The party plattorm is simple. patty staft writer Inghretsen said. The first plank is a Hans Ingebretsen has a `. . . the rift pledge to abolish all nuclear and dream: a goal of following in the conventional %%capons in order to footsteps of such historical dignita- between George assemble a State Department box- ries as Schuyler Colfax. Levi P. ing team. Morton and George M. Dallas. and Ron will be so ' It would bring hack the con- Ingebretsen wants to be vice cept of the warrior politician. He president of the United States. big that I'll be able who has the best jab wins." he Ingebretsen. a senior major- said. ing in journalism, wants to be to step in.' If elected. he would also pro- Ronald Reagan's running mate for mote a series of inter-species a third term in 1988. He is. of Hans Ingebretsen. sports tournaments. and provide course, assuming that the 23rd candidate for vice president free underwear to every citimn of Amendment, which limits presi- _ the llnited States. dents to only two terms, will be re- "I would lean toward Fruit of pealed. mental Surrealist Party . and plans the Loom. because 1 like their He is currently passing out to convince Reagan that only a co- commericals.'' he said. . ...... bumper stickers lauding the "Rea- alition party will succeed in reach- The only' reason he's running. gan/Ingebretsen in '8t1" ticket to ing the White House Ile%1 year. In- Ingehretsen admits, is to even- students and profes.. at SJSU. gebretsen sass the Fundamental tually become president when Rea- EINETSEN He figures that if, by some fluke, Surrealists ate slightly more liberal gan "either kicks off or is killed." IN he's elected. he will he on the road than the Republicans. mainly in Ingehretsen's management to becoming rich. "our interpretation of reality . style is geared toward "abject "The way I see it. The 23rd Ingebretsen admits his party cronyism," where "the people Amendment will be repealed; thus is not very well known. in fact who support me get the good cab- making Reagan king, and the rift membership is on a "need -to- inet jobs It's a matter of 'W'hat - Da.ly start photographer between George and Ron will he k now basis. 'We are so secret have you done for me lately.' " Brad Mangin so hig that I'll be able to step in. that sometimes we don't know The campaign has raised for his hid for office He is running on the Funda- ourselves See 11ANS, back page Hans ingebretsen, a senior in journalism, tries to win support it Forum Wednesday, lkcember 2, 1987/Spartan Daily

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Obey Clark Library rules; keep gossip, food in Student Union By Rachel MI. Greenburg your lett as you get off the elevators. On the second We wish some SJSU student - take ad- floor by the Media Services and Instructional Re- vice: SHUT UP AND PACK UP' \ 0. we're not talk- sources are "Not a Quiet Study Area areas. It is ing about Spartan City . One ot UN lives there. We're ironic that most of these areas seem to be the quietest referring to Clark I .ibrary . areas in the library. lately . We live there. too. along with numerous other students who are trying to study for exams. do re- If you are guilty' of eating in the library or rudely. search and write term papers amidst the crunch of disturbing others. we warn you that finals are near. Cheetos and cracker.. and the slurp of soda pop and and many students may become less tolerable and hot coffee. more grouchy . Many students like quiet study areas. is a If these distractions aren't present (and the cock- Remember. too. that this commuter school, and Editors' Roundtable roaches that frequently go w ith I, WC haVe tO lis- many students don't like to have to commute hack Letters to the Editor just - ten to the story about the girl who drank too much at home for sonic quality studying time. They may the party and passed out behind the sofa. And witkri become rude themselves. Dr. Halter. the library' di- SJSU needs alternative transportation patrol- her- dress ue/v.' Meanw hile. another group discusses rector. and her assistants, are getting tired of ling the library. and we can be sure they would I am writing in response to the bicycle and skate- , . ON m: I their upcoming business presentation and whether i board ban being considered on campus. I am not sure of they should use slides or posters. appreciate it if students took it upon themselves to tell the origins of this proposal, but I suspect someone is act- V . "' ' As menihers ot the scholastic honors traternity people to stop their disruptive behavior. ing out a pet peeve against bicyclists. Tau Delta Phi. v. e find the library indispensible. On Jeff What does Clark Library need? Silence Squads Bicycles and skateboards are an alternative to driv- the other hand. v! find the noise in the library quite ,i'ik.1 4 Goularte scanning the floor? Food Brigades'? Come on. let's ing to campus. They should be encouraged through the dispensible. act our age. A few simple rules of common courtesy creation of bike lanes and more visible bike racks. From The gossip belongs in the Student Union. The aren't too di fficult to follow. the complaints that I continuously hear about the parking group studying belongs in the areas designated for it. situation on campus. encouraging alternative non -auto- Yes - lo and behold there are group study areas Gorby on center-stage Rachel M. Greenburg is a junior advertising mobile means of commuting should be a goal of this uni- in the library . They are e en marked as such. The major. She %rote this on behalf of 10 other Tau versity. the holiday hoopla in full sv.ing. Mik- group-study' areas on the tourth and fifth floors are to With Delta Phi members. Let's raise the parking fees; we don't need any more hail Gorbachev's intoxicating brand of parking spaces. Once we no longer have the luxuries of propaganda will fit right in with the de- cheap and easy parking. maybe commuters will consider pressing iiv e reommercialired Christmas season alternatives such as the now abandoned park -and -ride now upon us. for lots. public transit or car pooling. Once we are used to And like the countless dupes out there who've Otis Redding a must soul lovers the luxuries of on -campus parking. it's hard to accept al- fallen prey to Madison Avenue's soothing spend- and-charge-to-express-your-love siren song. mil- December has alv. ay s been a bittersweet month tor ternatives. What's next if we don't make changes. valet park- lions of Americans will be convinced of the me. Not only because of C'hristmas and New Year's Eve. ’peaceful intentions" of the Soviet Union when but also because it's the month when two musicians ho ing or home curbside pick-up service'? What should be next is to encourage bicycles. this Westernized leader comes a summiting next meant a lot to nie. John Lennon and Otis Redding, died. week. Yet. December Hi. 1987 niarks the 20th anniver- skateboards. park -and -ride and public transit. Let's not make it harder on those who have the initiative to use al- Unless you've spent the last several weeks in sary of Redding's death in a plane crash. Khich makes it shopping malls madly searching for those wonder- a time to reflect on one of the finest and most influential ternatives to their cars. Jeff tisuepiiiii,%ar ful capitalist bargains. everyone should know by voices in the history of soul music. Richard now that a Washington summit between Ronnie by Litte BUM in 1941. Redding was influenced Motroni Mechanical and Gorby will begin Monday. Engineering Richard's screaming Real vocals and Sam Cooke'. An intermediate-nuclear forces treaty, elimi- beautiful ballads. He began his career in his late teen, as Editor doesn't understand Mormons nating an entire class of nuclear weapons with a the vocalist for Johnny Jenkins and the Pinetoppers. hut Editor, range between 31(1-3,00(1 miles currently aimed at Long." Listening to the song. one can feel the man's he soon went on his n. I was extremely appalled by Tom Dunlap's article European and Asian cities, will be signed. Good desperate plea for his lover to come hack. The pain is In 1965. Redding finally got his first hit with "Re- in last Wednesday's issue. In it he downgraded and crit- cheer and even better public relations will inundate real: the moment unforgetable. .spect,' classi,.. of funous singing and non-stop musical icized the Mormon religion. the proceeedings like a freshly fallen blanket of Another strength is his fortune of having one the pounding BLit It %%us only a success among black listen- I suggest that the author learn more about this reli- snow. greatest back-up bands. Booker T & the MG's. With ers. because white radio DJ's refused to play' the song. gion before he presents his criticisms. I would like to set In its wildest dreams. Hollywood couldn't into guitarist Steve Cropper (who co-wrote "Can't Turn You Still. Redding was encouraged to probe deeper the record straight. have created a more meaningful. made-for-TV hol- Loose, and many others), bassist Dick "Duck Dunn his artistic range. The result w as "The Otis Redding First of all, Mormons do not practice polygamy, iday special. Dictionary of Soul," released the following year. It was and drummer Al Jackson. all masters of their instru- they do believe in the Flible and. most importantly, are immediately recognized as one of the finest soul albums ments, Redding's songs got even better. Christians. The people are not told what they can and general public was given a preview of The ever made. While most performers can only do pale imitations cannot do. Instead, they. are advised and warned of cer- what to expect next week in a television inter- With instant classics like the powerfully beautiful of other musician's songs. Redding took already great tain dangers so they can better themselves. These admo- view between the general secretary and NBC ballad "Try .A I.ittle Tenderness, which soon became numbers like the Rolling Stones' "Satisfaction" and the nishnients are followed because the people want to fol- anchorman Tom Brokaw Monday night. In typical Redding's losing number at his concerts. the record Temptations' "My Girl into a different realm. Red - low them. not because they are "brainwashed'. or torced fashion. Gorbachev turned in a grand performance. soul firmlv established Redding not lust as a good singer. ding's version of the Beatles' "Dby Tripper" is so close to follow them. Making his first American TV appearance but as a 2r-t...11 (me. to pre -funk. that one would he amazed if it didn't influ- Furthermore. the church believes very strongly in since he came to power in March 1985. Gorby Still. tame among white audiences eluded Redding. ence funkmaster George Clinton. free agency. Mormons have the same amount of freedom spoke briefly about the impending INF treaty, a until the Monterey Pop Festival in June 19h7. as everyone else. if not more. Without caffeine, drugs, possible treaty to reduce intercontinental ballistic Knowing that this would he his biggest opportunity, Yet, it was on stage. where Redding was in a class alcohol, or stimulants, we can choose and control our missiles. Third World conflicts and the role of Redding pulled no punches in giving hnlliant perfor- all by himself with his remarkable ability to commu- lives more freely than those dependent on these sub- %%omen in the egalitarian utopia known as the So- mances of " Shake." a song by Sam Cooke. "Respect... nicate to his audience. If the man said "Clap your stances. We do not look to these drugs to solve or escape viet Union. And like American politicians. Gorba- "I've Been I .oving You Too Long and "Try A Little hands!, you'd clap your hands. If he wanted to you to our problems. Intead. we concentrate on our problems chev answered the questions without really an- Tenderness ' say *Yeal.’ you'd scream "Yea!' ' and how they can be solved. swering them. Vv'hen it seemed like whites had finally discovered Even though Redding's best albums "The Otis In the future, I hope this paper can provide informa- In the spirit of glasnost , Gorbachev said the hini. Redding died six months later in a plane crash. Redding Dictionary of Soul," "The Best of Otis Red- tion without hurtful or belittling remarks. There has been West should not concern itself with the coventio- niany have compared Redding's style Although ding" and "'Ave In Europe can be found mostly in enough discriminating comments in this paper. Perhaps. nally superior forces of the Soviet Union once the soul singers such as Marvin Gaye. Ste- with other great used record stores. they are a must for anyone who ap- the authors can work on promoting information and en- INF treaty is signed. man was an orginal vie Wonder and Wilson Pickett. the preciates 'ofis I MUSIC. lightment instead of expressing their biased remarks. "The Soviet Union has no intention what- for many reasons. soever of attacking anybody," he Shelley Nelson said. Redding had the talent to put true grit into the fast Cntic Dave Marsh once said: "Everything the man Right. That's about Freshman as believable as when he numbers. while at the same time applying deep emotion recorded demands to be heard... saitl that the newly Education "democraticized" Soviet Union to the slow ballads like "I've Been Lov ing You Too I enthusiastically second the motion respects the wishes of the majonty. Oh wait, that's right. all those subjugated Hungarians and Czecho- slovakians want oppression. er. "deniocracy.'' AH IN THE THUNNR AIR Forum Policy The youngest Soviet leader in some time also HOW STILL THE TREES ARE! said that prospects to reduce the devastating ICBM's by one-half sometime this summer were AND THE LIME -TREE, LOVELY AND TALL , The Spartan Daily from quite good. The good comrade even suggested that EVERY LEAF SILENT. would like to hear the Strategic Defense Intiative. that futuristic anti- HARDLY LOOSES EVEN A LAST BREAT1-1 OF you our readers. missile system currently being researched and de- PERFUME ... veloped in this country, wouldn't have to he D.H. LAWRENCE Your ideas, com- scrapped to get such a treaty. That is, of course. ments, criticisms and sug- only if the R&D does not violate the 1972 ABM gestions are encourag.ed. treaty. Gorbachev even acknowledged that the Rus- Letters to the editor sians were working on a similar space-hased can be on any topic. How- detensive system. Of course. he went out of ever, personal attacks and 111, %kit) il) assure his audience that the Soviets WOUld [WW1 deploy sucli a weapon. Never! letters in poor taste will But Gorbachev was not relaxed during the en- not be published. All let- tire interview; his stoic facade crumbled when Bro- ters may be edited for kaw questioned him about human rights abuses, re- vealing his, and the Soviet Union's, true nature. length or libel. Over the course of the next week. Americans will have an opportunity to develop a deeper under- Letters must bear the standing of the country our beloved Ronnie has la- writer's name, major. h.:led the "evil empire.' phone number and class Whether that's an accurate depiction or simply ?ketone remains to he seen. In its never-ending level. Phone numbers and search for the truth, the American public will rely anonymous letters will ' on television for all the pertinent information not he printed. needed to formulate opinions about the Soviets. So, in traditonal fashion, we'll learn and abso- Deliver letters to the lutely' eat -up hot stun like what type of perfume and fashions the Soviet's first lady. Raisa, prefers. Daily office in Dwight Vv'ith a little luck, some of us may even he able Bente' Hall, or to the Stu- to see through the disinfirmation and public rela- dent Union information tions emanating from the politicos in Hollywood. Moscow and Vv'ashington. desk Good luck and Merry Christmas! Jeff (;oularte is the Forum page editor.

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Daily Delivery Couple attempts suicide prior A bnef look at off campus news Ramsey on Monday rejected a bid by the 800.inember Court denies Deputy Sherilts Association to block the 11CM agent. to questioning in jet mystery atiel it was created by the Board of Supervisors Iasi June. Winter joined thai suit, arguing that the boaid MANAMA. Bahrain t AP) A The man, who appeared to he bodies went %cry Natsume had violated the state constitution by stripping duties mysterious Asian couple took sui- middle aged. died foui hours after said. minute of silence from an elected ottnial and giving them to an ap- cide pills Tuesday just before being biting into a suicide pill concealed in Birth collapsed "in seconds... pointed administi atm . questioned about a South Korean jet- a cigarette. said Takao Naisome. hut the woman apparently survived WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court liut Ramsey . acting after Santa Clara ("minty liner that disappeared over Burma pan's acting ambassador in Bahrain. because she swallowed less of the on Tuesday refused to let Nev. Jersey. provide MO- judges disqualified themselves from the case. 'tiled and may have been bombed. He said the woman. who was poison hidden ill the cigarette filters. ments of silence for public school students hut gave that state law. gise, the board the authority to create a Officials said the couple younger. was unconscious in critical he said. The type of poison was not no hint whether siniilar laws in other states impermis- depanmem of corrections and to adopt ordinances boarded Korean Air flight 858 at condition at a military hospital hut known. sibly promote school prayer. specifying the department's responsibilities. Baghdad. Iraq. where it originated "she will survive." Japanese and Bahraini officials The court ruled unanimously that the New Jersey Cotiiit officials lauded the do. ision. Supervi- Sunday, and got off at Abu Dhabi They had been waiting to he said the couple flew from Baghdad legislators who sought to press the controversy in sors' Chairwoman Diane McKenna described the de- before the Boeing 707 headed across quest. it by immigration officials to Ahu Dhabi on Flight 858 and court no longer have the proper legal standing. cision a, a mator turning point in a long running bat- Asia toward Seoul with 115 people who stopped them from hoarding a caught a Gulf Air plane to Bahrain. a The ruling therefore said nothing about the con- tle between super% isors and the sheritt aboard. Rome -bound flight. The two y% en: Persian Gulf island state. while the stitutionality of a 19/(2 New krsey law that said slit County 1.vei wise Sally Reed said the boards at- It vanished near the Burma- believed to be either Japanese in Ko- South Korean plane left for Seoul. dents may use the daily silent moments "for quiet and torneys belies,: the decision allows the !RCM depart- Thailand border. before a scheduled rean and were traveling on hit ged An official of the airline said: private contemplation or introspection." About half ment to take immediate control of county mil,. which refueling stop in Bangkok. Officials Japanese passports. apparently a, fa- There is a high possibility that the the states have similar laws. have always been iperated by an elected she? lit in Seoul said there were strong sus- ther and daughter. missing plane crashed because of a A federal appeals court struck down the New The county say , the new department can say e picions a bomb destroyed the air- "Just after swallowing the pills bomb explosion" because no dis- Jersey law. ruling that it violated the constitutionally million a year by hiring lower-paid correctional offi- craft. they both fell on the floor and their tress call was received. required separation of church and state cers to help statt nes% jail facilities that v, be open- "The constitutional issue is still a live ques- ing nest year. Opponents say the plan will ,:ost money tion. said Steven F. McDowell of the Milwaukee- in the long run because the cortectional ottiLers M based Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights. be under -trained and under-qualit led. SP artaGUide v.tich had urged the court to uphold the New krsey (.1pponents also said they will go ahead y% ith an A Pneflook at CallIpUS events law. initiative drive and hope to keep the decision "I expect that some other state's law w ill be re- being enforced before their appeal is heard. Artists Guild will have a holi- Amnesty International will Room of the Student Union. Contact viewed by the high court. With a nev. justice joining day sale from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the have a meeting at 9:30 p.m. today in Cheryl Ailment at 277-2272 for de- the court. I believe we will see that law being Art Quad through Friday. Pacheco Room. tails. upheld." McDowell said. "I was concerned the cur- the Student Union Call Susie Salminen at 277-8225 for rent court might be evenly divided on the issue. which Blood donator not guilty Pre-raw Association will pre- would have upheld the lower court's ruling... Re-entry Advisory Program information. sent a Pre -Law Christmas Banquet LOS ANCiELES I API A judge dismissed at- will host a brown President Reagan has asked the Senate to con- bag lunch from today at 5 p.m. in the Student Union tempted niurder charges Tuesday against a man who 12:30 firm Anthony M. Kennedy. a consersiaise federal ap- to 1:30 p.m. today in the Stu- Frances Gulland Children's Castanoan Room. Contact sold his AIDS -tainted blood, ruling that the prosecu- Scott peals court judge from Sacramento. to till the Su- dent Union Pacheco Room. Call Vir- Center announces that there are Higgs at 274-8672 for more informa- tion failed to show the defendant intended to kill any- ginia O'Reilly at 924-593(1 for infor- available for students' chil- preme Court vacancy created when Justice Lewis F. one. (Me spaces tion. mation. for the spring semester. Call Powell retired last June. dren The ruling by Superior Court Judge Ronald Coen Sheridan at 293-228K for in- Career Planning and Placement Little is known about Kennedy's chuich Karen unique effort by. District Attorney Ira Reinei Campus Ministry will have a Center will host Interview II tomor- vies% s foiled a formation. conventional legal statute, to the unusual "Women of Spirit" support group to row. where participant, will practice to apply Sheriff' vows to fight ruling area of AIDS-rclatcd crimes. The case of Joseph %hare spirituality' and faith jouniey American Christian interviewing skills Using ideo tape Asian Markowski was believed to he the first of its kind in from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. today in Fellowship will hold its weekly and will receive indi% idualized feed- SAN JOSE (AP) Santa Clara County Sherd! the nation. "The Wail" Campus Christian Cen- meeting in the Student Union Costa - back. Robert F. Winter and a deputies union have vovved to ter at Tenth and San Carlos streets. noun Room tonight at 7. Contact fight a court ruling that effectively takes away control Markowski, a reputed male prostitute who sold Call Judy Ryan at 298-0204 for in- Don Chin at 997-7808 for more in- The Math and Computer de- of the county's jails from the sheriff's office. his AIDS -contaminated blood for SI 0, was described formation. formation. partment will feature Samih Obaid "We're going to do whateser is necessary. by his attorney' as mentally ill and motivated by de- discussing New Mathematical Iden- Winter said after a judge upheld the county 's plan to spair rather than any desire to harm others. A.S. Childcare is presenting a Tickets for SJSU Ski day. Dec. tities tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Mac- create a new Department of Detention. "I think it's The thin. blond Markin,. sk i. 29. clad in a blue Phyllis Schlafly and Sarah Wedding- 11. are on sale this week in the A.S. Quarrie Hall. going to be difficult for them.' prison hospital uniform. stared blankly. as the ruling Ion debate reception from 6 to 7:30 Business office in the Student Union Alameda County Superior Court Judge Henry was announced. p.m. today. Call Deborah Warren at for $15 each. For more information Gay and Lesbian Alliance will 924-6240 for inforniation. cAl Steve at 997-0683 or the Asso- hold a general meeting tomorrow ciated Students at 924-6240, from 4:30 to 6:3(1 p.m. in the Stu- Women's Resource Center will dent Union Umunhum RIX/111 . Con- present a debate on abortion by Phyl- tact James Aldana 263-2312 for It goes great with or a lis Schlatly and Sarah Weddington Hillel Jewish Student Organivit- details. debate at p.m. today in the Student non will hold a discussion on Age Union Ballroom. (7all Jeanette and Independence s% ith Professor MeCHA will hold a general Torres at 924-6500 for information. Bobbye Gorenberg. 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Sports Wednesday, December 2. 1987 'Spartan Daily P .,. 1 Spartans host playoffs SJSU to face Idaho St. in first round Thursday By Holly Olsen Daily staff writer The word is titian% Volleyball out. . . Yes. SJSU will host Idaho State University in the hist ;timid of Moingoiner). is the Spartans `. . Idaho (State) the NCAA volleyball playoffs "mainstay.- At present, Montgoin scheduled to begin Thursday night at ery is eagerly waiting for a tape ot may be very good. If 7:30 in the Spartan gym. one of the Idaho State matches that is Team match -ups and locations expected to arrive Tuesday. Without we take them for all 32 competitors were an- it. the Spartans will not know what nounced by the NCAA selection to expect from the Bengal% and it lightly, we might committee Sunday. Fifteen teams re- vs ill he very difficult for Montgom ceived automatic bids after winning y to plan any strategy . lose.' their respective conference titles "When we do get the tape. Vte The remaining 17 (including MSC) v% ill he able to uncover all of the cut - Dick Montogomery, were given at -large bids that were rent unknowns,- Montgomery said. SJSU volleyball coach pending partly on which school "We'll he looking at what they do would draw more fans. thus more offensively and at their key players. money. SJSU coach Dick Montgom- Then we will focus on matching-up on Dec. 17-19. ery is hoping to get plenty of fan accordingly... Because the NCAA playoffs are support. The top four seeds in each single elimination. if the Spartans "Its very important that a lot NCAA region include Hawaii host- lose to the Bengal% Thursday. the of our fans show up." Montgomery ing the Northwest regional: Stanford season ends. If they win. they will said. "They help us out a lot M. hen hosting the West; Illinois hosting the meet ihe University of Pacific on things get tough." Mideast: and Texas hosting the Dec. 10. The Tigers are ranked sec- Montgomery said that this vy ill Soutlm est regionals. ond in the nation's Top 20 and hold he the first meeting between the tvvo All site hosts are contigent upon an intimidating 16-2 record in the sclux4s. the team that win% its (mil first round PCAA conference and a 2K-3 overall match. The winner from each reg.ion record. Montgomery expected to had \\ill then play in the Final Four com- "I think that in our bracket we play Cal State Long Beach. but the petition scheduled to meet in the have as good a draw as anybody," 49ers lost to Loyola -Alan, mount Market Square Arena of Indianapolis Montgomery said. which moved them down to sev enth seed and Idaho up to sixth. SJSt t ished their PCAA conference 12-6 and hold a respectable 20-9 overall record. The Spartans are seeded third in the Western Regionals. ,\,(\ CoUgon As a member of the Mountain West Conference. Idaho State has not been ranked among the nation's Students Top 20 this season (unlike SJS1... Haircut which has been ranked among the nation's top 15 teams all season' only The Bengals may not he ranked Lee1 tO their level of competition. -1 The Mountain -West Confer- Perm ence generally does not produce Top Conditioner Montgomery BEAM 20 teams, said. None- & Manicure Brad Shirakawa - Daily stall photographer theless. the Flengals hring with them Haircut COLLEGE an impressive 31 4 overall record Supervised student work ray 1030 The Aiameda, S .1 298-4388 s ;SI 's Bat hit ril I %sill lead the Spartans into the NCAA playoffs "l'hursday and two consecutive confereme championships. ,r/111 ,t I Statisticall. Idaho State is a 1987_88 BASKETBALL 19 Spartans voted all better offensive team than SJSr -conference; attacks and not far behind the Spar- tans' defensive game. WEDNESDAY DEC. 2 vs SONOMA 730 "If you believe the polls. we FRIDAY DEC. 4 vs CHAMINADE 730 team heavily favored in Cal Bowl should he the favored team," Mont- ( Downtown Civic Auditorium ) gomery said. "But Idaho may he ity Brent Ainsvsorth smoothly -- the players cooperated very good. If we take them lightly. P.G. & E. "Sports For Youth" Nights !rally stall writer Football notes and we got it over with." he said. we might lose. All ticket info.- Fac/Staff, SJSU Students, Alumni Assn., Nineteen out ot SJSt foot - "Some gm, s teel it's an invasion of For the last week. the Spartans SEASON AND SLAM DUNK .hall pla.v s tor AllI’a- honorable mention list. ullback privacy. but they handled it in a pro- have been concentrating on defense to CALL (408)924 -FANS lcitic Coast thlem iation lion- 1)onnie Stexviirt. ottensive tackle fessional way. We're trying not to and blocking. which. acconling ois Coa,.11 laude Colbeit ,xere Scott Swall. placek 'Act Sergio Oli- let it he a distraction.’ Next home game: 12/19 vs USF, 1/9 vs Long Beach, 1121 UNLV named to the tiist team. %are/. detensixe tavk le Mike Hut- Rehire last season's tx)wl team and 110110k:bre mention squats cherson and outside linebacker Chris game. the coaching staff did not re- ielcasetl bx the ,onterence Alexander ceive the list of eligible players who THE A.S . PROGRAM B()ARD ottke had passed the test until the Wednes- atin ally . the coach had hoped A, Gilbert was last year. some day prior to the game. Holiday Joll PCA A Loaches %%ere displeased viith PRESENTS 1", I , \veeP in the lack of then athletes rewarded hele Were Mit illtee 0111 - The tests were conducted 12 Jewelry Sales el 111:0 tte %\1611tIte like Itt See gel with the all-conteience label. days before gameday this year. the same as last season. This If your looking for an oppor siitile ognition. hut things went "The other coaches said it was concerns THE FATE OF THE s. el \ ,,,11 tor us.- said the coach. amaiing how many ',lavers twill the Gilbert. because any had results trinity to learn the Jewelry field, consider a Jewelry Sales 'Alio came,' his sevond championship Dallied it() could cause an I I th-hour lineup FUTURE LIES consecutive team ate position with Best . PC . Coach the Year award. the t11,1 teitIll IN)," said Gilbert. change. HIDDEN IN All the fellows are extremely de- who nominated easit starter from his "Hopefully weIl receive all Best Products has an extensive THE PAST, : sei trl the 110110r. - 10-1 halicinh "I think it's a true re- good news before we leave for full-scale Jewelry Department III .III. I I Spartans Were named flection of oin team concept. When Fresno ton Monday)... Ire said. and wants your help during tirst team All -P('A A and three v.,ere the team has success. the individuals the Holiday Season. SOMEWHERE named to the second team. A xear on that team %%ill he noticed... BAC'K TO WORK The We offer: Flodble Hours ON EARTH... ago. siv eamed irst-team honors and 'ENE 1,ATEST ',INF The Spartans resumed practice full -pads Pay commensurate 1986. eight xxere placed on the se.ond Spartans are 16-point fin mites to workouts Tuesday.. after two week% with jewelry sales me=0C team. heat Eastern Michigan in the Dec. 12 off. but Don Teague said he didn't experience Quarterback Mike Pere/ v.as Cal Him]. spend his vacation thinking about the Employer discount CIS named PCA A Player of the Yea' tor That's the widest spread out of coming clash with Eastern Michi- STANAIrMn:§74 Stop by the nearest sC410"710 THE VOYAGE HOME the se,,ind straight Year. all the college howl games. accord- gan. Best Store in your Sidle s Jelin" Franklin earned the ing III the lateSt La% "I haven't thought about the Vegas odds re- area. colitcleikes top defensixe honor leased \ tonday game at all." he said. "You don't and Nevada 1 as Vegas running hack Gilbert expressed little amuse- want to get overpsyched because all dr===1111 fTheri I. key " W(xxls took your adrenaline will be gone by WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, the ment al the odds and scoffed at their lbe APPLY NOW AT: highest (it lensiv e merits significance. game time. I concentrated on eating 0 MORRIS DAILEY AUDITORIUM .1 he lust learn offensive unit in- "We'd better not pay much at- turkey." rtio MEM 4... 7 & lOPM, $2.00 ADMISSION cluded Pcier. running ItaCk, Ke1111), tention to the spread," he said. campbell. FUNDED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS lad. still and Jana, S;1ittl. slot re- "You can lull yourself to sleep when r- 550 W. 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Long Beach, Las Vegas expected to finish atop PCAA again ,Although we have a much tougher By Richard Motroni tougher schedule this year, our goal and Kasey Kiaser. having two trans- Parks. schedule this year, our goal is to return to Daily staff writer is to return to the Final Four:. Fion- fers at guard (Stephanie Lamar and Fresno State Although While competition in the PCAA vicini said. Vycelka Oristil) could produce a Bulldogs are coming off an impres the Final Four.' men's basketball may be confined to Nevada-1,as Vegas The Re- very weak backcourt. sive 22-8 record. coach Bob a two-team race between Spencei UNLV and bels' dream of a ['CAA title was cut Hawaii - Life can be tough is a worried man. Bonvicini. SJSU, such is not Joan the case for the short by Long Beach in the cham- for a rookie head coach. but having a "In women. the past, our fans have CSULB women's basketball (ouch pionship game. This year they return squad comprised of fine talent :ailed the team of Icentert Laurie The race for the women's with an improved team that sonic be- should make things a bit easier for Heinrichs and (forward) Simone PCAA title is not exactly to improve as soon as possible. it we Outs - at least on papei a wide lieve could capture the conference Vince Goo. Srubek 'The Twin Towers.' " open. anyone -can-win situation. want to go the playoffs... With hirwards Patti Noche! and The crown. For starters. Goo has the benefit Spencer said. "But this ..ait so far. competition is far more fierce and Pacific Another team that is Rebecca Rehder and center Kira An in- Yet. in order to achieve this of seeing All-PCAA players Judy they've been more like the 'Twin tense than in recent memory. seeing all live starters return is Julie thofer in the lineup. Santa Barbara goal, coaches Sheila Strike-Bolla Mosley and Lisa Mann return. Also FlOWerS. %Intl! For they liaN en't blos- Sullivan's Tigers. Two of the return- will showcase a strong inside game. the Spartans. the confer- and Jim Fiona (the only married cou- returning is Maria Stapler. who somed yet. ers includes guard Michelle Sasaki "It's true that we are going ence beholds some tough customers: ple coaching Division-I basketball) should help Janice Branch fill the Helping ease Spencer's trou- and center Gretchen Meinhart. through a rebuilding year. said Y. Cal State Long Beach For must face the problem of a weak guard spots. the bled mind is the return of .11-PCAA New talent features Charmon tirst-year head Loach Mark French. 49ers, last season seemed like a center position. While Cynthia The one big weakness ch for Ha- forward Yvette Roberts and guard Logan. whom Sullivan describes as "But I feel that this team is corn never-ending dream that resulted in a Thomas is a hard, aggressive player. waii will be at center, where either Leesa Agent. two plaers who a good, quick player that should of 26 of the best women No PCAA championship and an ap- her inexperience could prove trou- posed Susie Tucker or Soni Wagoner (both should pmduce a very powerful in- make a lot of impact. Southern Calitoi pearance in the Final Four. blesome in critical situations. ketball players in are freshmen) will get the starting nod side game for the Bulldogs. "We are a strong team. but surprise a lot of This season the 49ers must face Fortunately for UNLV. nia who will an% there despite their inexperience. Cal State Fullerton With theres a lot of parity in the league.’ the dilemma of losing standout for- are very fcw people." the weaknesses in the other "We think this is a better team her team ranked seventh in the wont- Sullivan said. "Our team must play ward Carol Brandt, who suffered a positions. Denise vill Ballenger and than last year," Goo said. "But hav- ens coaches poll, Titan coach more consistently. because the knee injury. for the first few games. Karen on Hall are an outstanding com- ing four of the top 13 teams in the Maryalyce Jeremiah should be niore PCAA is that much stronger.’ Still. coach Joan Bonvicini has put bination :c- at guard. while forwards nation on our schedule will make than pleased to see all five starters UC Santa Barbara Com- together a squad she feels is superior Shelly Advertise in the old Ray and Pauline Jordan things hard." return for another season. ing off the '86-K7 season with a dis- to last season's. should make a the big impact. UC Irvine -- Despite a disap- The five included All-PCAA mal 4-22 record., things can't get Spartan Daily The 49ers' unquestioned San Diego al I State Potency pointing 14-15 record last year, Ant- forward Amy Torczon. guards Jen- much worse for the hapless Gau- strength is the guard position. where and potential are the sumniary for eater coach Dean Andrea will have nifer Latta and Still' HUM. and All-American candidate Penny Toler the fast -rising Aztecs, who should plenty of benefits on his 1987-88 Cathi Hall at center 1 onh, un- We and Traci Waites are to expected give the top teams in the PCAA a run %quasi. known starting positiiii is J,t t guard make the big plays on fast break op- for their money. His biggest asset is that all five which is a toss-up betv.cen Jill Mat- tions. One reason is the appearance of starters are returning which includes yuch and Stacy Hunt. 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"He's an excellent shot Northern California Athletic Confer- John Finau and Daryl Scott, bIttcker," Berry said. "He's still a AT ence playoffs. two standout high school seniors little raw ttn offense, but he should TIME "They play well together. So- from Southern California. have be good on defense." OF P1 gAPPA ALPHA'S noma is a well balanced team and signed national letters-of-intent. The Spartans can still sign one have lots of depth," Berry said. Finau. who currently attends more student-athlete during the 1988 DEVELOPING )TH ANNUAL "They are a patient team, on offense Plus X High School in Downey. is a spring signing period that begins and also extend a full court. man-to- 6-fixtt-51/2. 240-pound forward. April I I . PEARL HAR30P DAY man pressure defense. They'll be a good early test for us." PARTY Brian Fogel, a 5-fixtt- I I guard. 30 KEGS D C. 3,18) FE ATURINC is the Cossacks' biggest offensive STANDARD weapon. The senior averaged 10 OR MUSIC BY IONLY FOR S J.S .U. STUDENTS 8 PN1 points per game last year and shot 46 CUSTOM percent from the field. SIZE ay Berry described point guard 11111VIRgill AUTO .qFRVr..F GLOSSY OAK GROVE HALL )11800/1/"' Tom Johnson as a "strong, physical - PRINTS FROM AT FIRST STREET AND ALMA guard. He's very good." The 6-foot- Ju- BEHIND DENNYS I junior is a transfer from Citrus MI DISC nior College. 110 PROCEEDS TO BENEFTT The big man in the Cossacks' 126 SPECIAL OLYMPICS Daniel. 135 starting five is 6-fixit-8 Brett OTHER SPECIALS MI The senior center averaged 3.6 points and 2.7 rebounds per game OIFIR Angels sign Gr1T/ NOVI- Mlit- Fi ;10 !Mill

S U t CI M1111112 Chili Davis SANCARLOS 1 I in? BIRD ANAHEIM (AP) - Free agent WE'RE HERE FOR YOU outfielder Chili Davis has signed a STUDENT BUDGET PRICE AIJZFRAIS 4th contract for the 1988 season with the FAST QUALITY SERVICE YoUR CANICE lb PARTY BEFORE FiNALs! California Angels, the American League team announced Tuesday. 9:00 1-8:00Pli 290-3531 S.J. SPARTAN No financial terms were an- MOH THRU SAT 455 AUZERAIS AVE. I3(x)1{ST(Itl.: nounced. but a club spokesperson WC I A cAol AN. said Davis signed a one-year con tract. The switch-hitting Davis, who Winter Session , January 4 - 22 1988 turns 28 next month. hit .250 with a career-high 24 home runs and 76 runs batted in for the San Francisco ADVANCE REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS SATURDAY , DECEMBER 5, 1987 Giants last season. F.arlier in the day, the Giants Forms must be received in DBH #13613 by 12 noon signed free agent center fielder Firett Flutler, who is expected to be San Francisco's leadoff hitter. "We're delighted to add a player of Chili's caliber to our club," Mike Port, the Angels' Vice President-General Manager, was quoted as saying in a press release. "He's a proven multi -dimensional player defensively, at the plate and on the bases. "At 27. with six years of major league experience. we anticipate ex- citing things ahead. ' Davis played five full seasons and parts of two others with the Gi- ants. He WilS a member of the Na- tional League All -Star team in 1984 and 1986. IP. "Almost anyone can guess how I feel right now," Davis said. "I'm just so glad to be an Angel and be coming back home to Southern Cali- olo fornia. I really look forward to hav- ing some fun with this club and con- tnbute to winning in any way. Davis set an NL record last Get your free schedule now at Contiuing Education, DBH 136B, Bldg. T, Student Union Info Center or Administration Building Info Center Sept. 15 with his third career switch - (classes open first day on a space-available basis if you did not advance register) hitting homer game.

PP" Sports Feature 1);let' VxeLlneda_ 1)ecerribcr 2, 1987/Spartan Daily

Thrill of high speed tempts student to race motorcycles 1)riv linile . a mild inanneied SJS1. Sometimes a racer can hit 125 to 1.40 adeitoatig inaloi. leads two Ires orie as a 111141 hell turning a corner on the race track. student. the other as a cortipetitie motorcycle In older to make those sharp turns, a motor- racer cclist’s knees need to come as close as possi- Although dianging roles does riot le ble to the pavement. VVhen this is done, it is quire rushing into a teleplimw hooth. limley called hemp "4)11 the cutting edge of crash- often finds himself pressed toi time with onl ing." !hide), said."To be number one, you tew minutes to make some last minute ad have to alw ay be 011 the cutting edge. iusiments on his bike helot,: dashing out the "All lat:erS crash. ou have to learn your ilooi tot that weekend's competition limits... he said. ho laces on a Suniki (IS \14 Binley said he leatned his limit when he 750. said lw enio the rush rit ritheiraline he clashed w hile practicing last Ma). He re- eper iences dui nig a [ace ter ied to it as a "good crash" because he suf.- "It's a feeling of accomphlimcnt. iered miiii ies during it teal! lee! like you’e Although previous mastered sonwthing.'' 4:rashes have toned he said down his motorcycle Fei inoe on the riding, Binley never race hack can mean lite thinks about crashing or death tot a motoic when he is on the race- cle ',ker. hut lie con track. he said. tenth. that it's still sate, There’s so much then sneet concentration involved It 's too &Ingo in racing that I don't ous riding a motoiccle have time to think about on the dIeel,... those kinds of things," "II I I;III 011 Ole race he said. hack. at least Cadillac Because he is not isn't going to 11111 sponsored hy a com- Ille pany , he pays for all his , ;I 22 year tleidi motorcycle mainte- old sophomore. started nance, racing fees, and riding motorcycles gasoline. when he v,as I I L.,Irs "It's an expensive old. It wasn't Feb sport... Binley said, mai). that lie decided tri who eplained that he stop speeding on ilangeloirs Laing roads works 35 hours a week driving a forklift to and strut competing wall other motorcycle pa tor his racing costs. ride]. on high speed race i;a4. ks But he added that school is his No. 1 "I used to think that I was cool dude pi nil ity when I would ide iii inirtoi.cle 14:ast Sit "I ha% e a strong desire to get my educa- mph on those roads." !Wiley said "I easil tion and graduate. [inky said. He added could hae been hit h car that although he will he graduating with aIl "It was a had inotoiccle crash that aderthatig degree. he does not want an ad- made me re:1We lust how dangerou it is to closing caieci ride on the sheets... lie said "I warmed III iltherlISIFIg because it's a Traeling at least KO tiow. field w here you can pick up some practical ing foal. he lost control of his motor, 4:14. and Ititile said. fell ott a steep 4. Mt 1)rie to etenie mimics He would only consider an advertising to the lett side ot his bod . spent a large caleei it it si,Illeht/V4 to motorcycle amount 44 time III Elle 11.11111,11 and %\ I; ti,-vd riding. he said tk,d1.0p 01 sk.I1001 101 semester But toi now Burley is satisfied with his Since that clash. Bitiley said he ;Ouse. two told identit as a push -it -to-the -limit mo- to ride a imam, ycle oil the lieet torccle race! arid student.

Text by Julie Rogers Photos by Dan Sweeney

Top: David Rinley prepares for the day's last heat by putting on his racing leathers which have reinforced knees to protect the rider from scrapes during turns. Far left: Ilinley shares a joke before his speech class at SJS11. I .eft: overhauls his cycle after each race, which includes an oil change and new tires monthly. Bottom: Rinley sweeps toward the outer retaining wall as he accelerates out of a turn on his Suzuki CSXR 7511 motorcycle during his first of three races at Sears Point in Napa.

e Spartan Daily/Wednesday, December 2. 1987 Extras ,

Bloom County YesterDaily Berke Breathed A brief look at yesterday's news CO' WHICIE 15 5IteK OP WE ilUtt, Local News General News OE A L/7714 AIORE WEIfylfr FOR TRA170N. A campus ban on bicycle and skateboard riding An itch to get to the action led a California man would be difficult for the SJSU University Police to the lucky winning of $2,138,350 when he de- Department to enforce. Lt. Shannon Maloney said. cided to play with a slot machine. "We don't want to be in the position of chas- Harold Sorka7ian. 46, an auto body mechanic ing bicycles on campus," Maloney said. from Panorama City, came to Las Vegas Saturday The proposal was submitted by UPD to the to participate in the Las Vegas Hilton's Super Slot 1 Campus Safety Committee two weeks ago and. if Classic II. Sorkazian headed straight for a bank of passed, would banish riding bicycles, skateboards. machines near the resort's front doors, deciding to roller skates, and unicycles on main parts of campus try his luck before checking into his nxim. between 7 a.m. and I I p.m. Doug Hooker. 20, SJSU football player. A go% eniment scientist said Monday that AIDS Isaac Newt. Sheila Neal turned himself in to the University Police Monday could become the world's worst killer within 10 wily ARe 7H MEDICAL JANIS THAT morning in connection with the Oct. I I accident in years, and is urging niore study of the possibility ROA, Iris NOBODY BUT IlEY INFEMn16 RESEARCHER Ho woN'r JIM IHEY DIE CC which the driver of a car drove into a crowd of peo- that mothers may spread the deadly virus to babies OloliTISON, pay HAG COVW PA.fp:s' REVEAL THE ple near Joe West Hall. through breast milk. URE 77, REP ASTAIRE, PI ED HAVE NM ENPORsES PsYCHO UPD Sgt. Alex Dourov said Htxiker is being While 62.445 cases of acquired immune defi- 8LANY5DLSEACE, AID ANDY THeY PRA 19 II,Ipi: -P A 1 D t ..; CP DI ' held on $20.000 bail at the Santa Clara County Jail ciency syndrome had been reported officially world- A,T. D.'S). BECAUSE WARHOL ALA- 'FAIK . PA.( Di ' FPE C for reckless driving and assault with a deadly wide as of Oct. 21 , many more people are believed THEY 1444T 77)MAKY ps6D Fp9m . ,,,I,_,_ AIVIZTIsiA16. weapon - his car. to have the dkease. rroN6YJLETTIN6 MOVIE 'P. A. ID v: _____) L.0 sutits mil) impopANT !i F.I 4 ,.._ riii6:4 PLIBUC nc.I.RESCLIKe ...-_4.--_. et 0. FASHION cf.s1944 Die - 0 ,.- , ''"'-i Wkill Classified OrPA.I Dr? I ,,, . i t ei ,t;';'\ . " .1 4,1 15 percent discount to student. &,.... t HOLIDAY HELP NEEDED NOW. 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p,,General News Wednesday. December 2. I9X7 Spartan Dady Campus magazine due out soon Arms treaty may be in trouble WASHINGTON (AP) Pres- Soviet Regolialimis for a 50 pereciii es. magainie v, ill be found A cover story about scientific which came out in fall 1986 - re ident Reagan said Monday the So- reduction in strategic nuclear arms. inside Me Spaitan Daily Dec. 7. The research at SJSU. ceived an All-American rating from viet Union may be planning "a brea- the most potent weapons in the su- puhl 1, at ion is a seinestei - long culmi- Profiles on Academic Vice the Associated College Press while kout from the Anti-Flallistic perpowers. arsenals. nation lournalisin Proles- President Arlene Okerlund and Ath- the follow-up issue received an first Missile Treaty that the United States Presidential spokesman Marlin Hai es ( iothoe's Maga/ine Edi- letics I hrector Randy Hoffman. class honor rating. would be "totally and dangerously Fitzwater said. "The progress of the his Star ting and 11esign I . A guide to "inewisive "They gave us an evaluation unprepared for" without START talks (strategic arms) is at Acsess (al gets a general interest fun" in San low. and said we have a good start as a Wars missile defense plan. such a state that it seems unlikely audience and includes articles on A Christmas gift guide general interest publication for stu- Reagan made his statement in a that we would want to extend (the many subje Es A large article on the area's dents. but we needed to make it speech to conservatives a week be- sunimit) for any reason." "We assIIIIIC SJS1.' students are coffee house/bookstores. more visually appealing," Russell fore his summit meeting with Soviet Beginning next Tuesday. Rea- a bit more intelligent than the user - The staff was composed mostly said. leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Wash- gan and Gorbachev will hold three age person." said Frank Michael of maga/ine majors hut there were "The important thing that sets ington. His remarks underscored days of talks in Washington. Russell. the publication's editor this journalism majors along with even this issue apart is that we're aiming Reagan's determination to push semester. one environmental studies major, to make a lot of visual ini ahead with the Star Wars program Reagan, speaking at a luncheon Because of this. the Maga/Ille Russell said. provements," Russell said. "I think Frank Russell despite objections from Moscow and at the Heritage Foundation. said ne- InclUde: The initial issue of Access - we've succeeded.’ Access editor congressional attempts to restrict it. gotiations to cut strategic weapons Meanwhile. the White House by half have made progress. but that said it was unlikely the summit will "we must never he afraid to walk Fair Court denies custody to disabled produce any breakthrough in U.S.- away from a had deal... couple pearances. He prefers instead to get tom page I WASHINGTON (AP) The In other actions Monday, the tion of the child, who has been liv- his niessage across through channel- .ifittlitt to [limy. st,k1 Berkeley . on Monday re- court: ing in a foster home. Hans and appearing psychically to po- "I like the iewelry and the tie- Supreme Court ing jected an attempt by a mentally re- Agreed to decide in a case Questions about the Ensigns. tential supporters. Not only is this dye T shiits.’ Bake, said From page I Illinois couple to regain the from New York City whether local ability to care for their son were method cheaper than television ad- A lot kte majority ot the booths tarded several ethical questions regarding 3 -year-old son taken from them. governments may regulate the raised when he was 11 or 12 days vertising, there are no equal time at the tan oinsisted ot jewelry, pho- Ingebretsen's current position as as- The court, without comment. quality of cable television signals. old. Ensign was holding Paul Jr. in provisions. tos. paintings. clothing. leather sociate editor for the Spartan Daily. let stand rulings that Paul and Patti The Federal Communications a plastic infant seat outside a res- items. and pertunie Some wonder whether he can use his The Fundamental Surrealist Ensign were unfit parents even Conimission opposes such local taurant in Sullivan. III. When he Hermann Sa I she thinks the position to garner unfair publicity. Party is looking for volunteers. par- though they loved their son and regulation. saying it could hinder brought his knee up to balance the tan- is popular oh students because "I intend to use every under- ticularly attractive women in skimpy never intentionally neglected hini. the cable industry's growth. seat. the baby and blanket cover- "it's a good place to buy gitts and handed technique possible to further attire to pass out campaign bro- Lawyers for the couple had Ixt stand a $703,000 award ing hini slid out. falling about it's a good time to get your our own goals. Ingebretsen said. chures. Ingebreisen said he plans to argued that state court rulings won by a former automobile plant three feet to the sidewalk. christmas shopping done." Ingebretsen said he would make set up a table on canipUs It) pass out against the Ensigns demonstrate foreman in Framingham. Mass.. Someone who saw the acci- "(The sendoisi like to (mine to few conventional campaign ap- information next semester. "inherent against per- dent notified the Moultrie County this one because they like the stu- prejudice who accused a labor union of libel- sons with niental retardation." newspaper. nurse. who examined Paul Jr. and dents and Ws relasing place fin' ing him in its Barbara Heathfield. a Chi- The parental rights later sent hini to a doctor for a fur- them to w, k she said. case cen- ther check-up. He had not been I :1st year, the jewelry. and the cago lawyer who helped represent tered on Paul Ensign Jr., who was the harmed. inti 'caw wire pu//les were the most Ensigns. characteri/ed the high born Nov. 28. 1984. The Ensigns of their appeal as have not seen him since December At the 1985 hearing. wit- popular gift items at the fair. she coures treatment "unenlightened." 1985. when he was placed in the nesses testified that the Ensigns RESUME COPIES said. Despite the popularity of the "We concede that the En- of the state Department of were loving parents but could not w ire pu//les, the sendor who sold custody signs are not model parents. Children and Family Services. care for Paul Jr. without help. them klid not return. But there should have been some con- The Ensigns' parental rights A psychologist testified that Another change this year is the sideration. in an enlightened so- terminated then. and state of- Ensign has an IQ of 43 and is func- absence ot espresso beverages be- were V*91 ciety . of those actions that could ficials were enpowered to consent tioning at a 7-year-old's level. cause there v, as a problem with the without having adoption. Monday's Mrs. Ensign has an IQ of 36. the machine last year. Hermann said. he taken to temii- to Paul Jr.'s nate all parental rights... she said. action will clear the way for adop- psychologist said. 310 S. THIRD ST. 295-4336 The SJSU Christmas Fair was started in 1969 by a group of stu 481 E. SAN CARLOS ST. 295-5511 dents who put it together as a tund raiser and held it for two %keel,. Hermann said. mut ,av hademart Wir antuev y eat . students from the d Slee*,,..nvokna,lnal,urt4w,ual,LInt, ,reavalser and parr a ar racpp,miav. WS II A "LAT.' MI, 1 1 S.ISI department will provide ' .nail 1. v., -11 the ,iteriaininent Monday through 111C 11 1111 Friday nom io a in. to 3 p.m. There "Pt 11111,:fasilj.:111111"1-2 ni."41[1r/riU2 fr,T will be singers, a classical guitarist. a folk singer and a pianist. a r r r r ) .110111 WAWA (1...411/0:41 MP*: $100 Tips 1F-11'.1111111:11111IAME. El11111rmi 1 : St WIN: 7111741007Vai: enkk 170 - 1 Foodservers 311 AVM 111114LSMIT 114S1 ORA 'so i xracrnraiirr m www: romp-11-w: 11,11," nose. 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