king, have yway. king Spartan Daily s I Volume 72, Number 53 Serving the Wednesday, April 25, 1979 too San Jose State Community Since 1934 d his brand I Billy 'wed h the of The Inauguration of a President great Elizabethan Faith in future fun highlights stressed by

in- Fullerton's day Fullerton to h the By Carla Baker By Stephen Cohodas Dodd and Peter G. Bliss Inaugurated as the first woman The romance of the Elizabethan President of San Jose State s are period was captured yesterday at University yesterday afternoon, .mpus SJSU President Gail Fullerton's Gail Fullerton called for the ns. inauguration as the ceremony restoration of faith in the future la lion opened with 18 Elizabethan banners tional leading the procession of academic Speaking before a plethora of 4uriel regalia. visiting dignitaries representing the At one point one of the minstrels, academic and political com- holding a chain which had an ape at munities, Fullerton likened these the other end, tried to follow the times to a "fearful" Western Europe procession onto the stage. approaching the year 1000. Brian Convoy, theatre arts "There was a similar sense of im- major, and Jerry Enright, dressed pending doom among Western in an ape's suit said they wanted to Europeans during the decades make the ceremony a little bit preceding the year 1000," she said. " Italiano." Convoy, who prefers to "Intellectual vision was focused on be called "Luigi" said that it was a the past, on man's fall, on the long kind of spontaneous thing to do. decline of civilization from the glories of the classical world. University Police stopped the two before they got to the stage. "Having lost faith in the future, The national anthem, performed having come to fear the discoveries by the SJSU university brass of the research laboratory, con- quintet, brought the crowd of ap- temporary Americans have lost proximately 1,000 people to their feet some of their traditional com- as the music descended from the top mitment to higher education," she of Tower Hall. said. The crowd remained standing as the invocation offered by Father William J. Rewak set the tone for the 1979-80 funding estimated at $520,000 Fullerton warned her assembled solemn investiture. colleagues against entering a period The participants and the of low morale in the wake of audience gave Fullerton the first of Proposition 13 and the public mood two standing ovations after the A.S. budget hearing scheduled today toward higher education. silver medallion, which represents "As faculty and administrators, we the authority of the office of the need to regain our own faith in the By Erin A. Hallissy president, was placed around her A.S. Leisure Services -- costs. limit raised from $10 to $15; future before we can convey con- The proposed budget for the $49,964; fidence to our students or neck. Some new stipulations include: to the 1979-80 year will come before the A.S. Program Board -- The Asian-American Spring various publics whose support we No A.S. money can be used at The medallion A.S. Council today. $101,895; Festival will be included in Cultural need," she said. is worn on official Holiday Inns, because they built a El Concilio $6,959; Week funding along with Black occasions and was conferred upon hotel over an Ohlone Indian burial Environmental Information Awareness Month, Semana Chicana, Fullerton by Chancellor Glenn S. An open hearing is scheduled ground in San Jose; Fullerton repeatedly referred to Center/Spartan Gardens - 9,928; Greek Week and Womyn's Week; Dumke. from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the upper "publics" throughout her speech. pad of the Student Union to allow Fullerton received her second Child Development Center - Dues of $5,9001 will not be students or organizations to come No A.S. money can be spent in ovation after the half-hour speech. $29,000; paid to the California State Student She pointed out that since the before the council to discuss the states that have not ratified the The formal ceremony was full of Intercultural Steering Association the Student President's birth rate has been declining since proposed $520,000 budget. The Equal Rights Amendment, including color as the academic regalia Committee - $11,500; Association) if it does not include the early 1960s, the "eligible" pool of amount is based on projected travel to those states; (professors wearing their formal MEChA - $3,127; tally votes, agendas of actions to be students for the university would enrollment. caps, hoods and gowns respective of Reed Magazine - $3,500; The 10 cent charge for check taken and information sent out to also decline and necessitate new their alma maters) sat in a semi- SCALE/Multicultural Ex- cashing in the Business Office will campuses a week before each evaluations of university policy. circle around the podium. Some of the major budget Neighbors - periences/Friends and be eliminated and the check cashing meeting in its by-laws. proposals are: $19,010.82; "Declining enrollments are not One unusual gown was that of University Alternative the only reason for our A.S. Business Office -- reduced Jose Hernandez, professor in the Program -$7,000; budgets," she said. "We $130,250; have Foreign Language Department, who Women's Center - $11,917; A.S. BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS discovered to our dismay that higher wore a priestly light blue gown with Cultural Weeks - $30,000. Earth Toys - $11,389.50; education no longer receives the alight blue fringed cap. Other things budgeted include level of public support, either in Hernandez said the religious A.S. Executive (salary, legal counseling, administrative A S . BUSiNESS PI terms of funding or in terms of looking attire was common in the travel, telephones) - $19,200: services for A.S. and other operating EARN ToYS respect." university in Spain. Hernandez was ExEc UTIVE a graduate of the University of LEISURE SER V , Fullerton faulted that loss of Madrid. support for higher education to "a A.S. budget questioned; 'PR ociPAM -13oAla D. 0 growing fear of the future." The Elizabethan festivities EL coNci LLo following the investiture were added "A commitment to education is to Fullerton's theme of moving E_Jki V. IN Po. cEsk/T'12 om a commitment to the future," she backwards into the future. E CB S squeaks by committee said. "But as the year 2000 ap- The 22 choraliers under the CHILD DEV. CENT'R proaches, we seem to have direction of Charlene Archibeque cornm i TYE E developed a collective fear of the sang madrigals and motets in front IS. The proposed A.S. budget barely between A.S. and student programs. ME C h A 1 future." of the library south wing. passed in the budget committee, However, he said on the whole On the field across from the with a vote of 3-to-2. It still remains the budget is "one of the best REED MACA I She likened life approaching the library wing, members of the SJSU to be approved and possibly revised presented in recent years." SCALE year 2001 to "science fiction, a fencir.g team demonstrated fencing by the A.S. Council before going to UA . 'PRoc,12.AM mon future we cannot imagine." techniques while dressed in SJSU President Gail Fullerton for McFadden said the budget was Elizabethan costumes. final approval, May 1. "fairly solid," although she said she womEN's cEisi-nz mi. "Even to speak of 1989 is to Dancing to the whining tunes of would have liked to have given full evoke a slight shudder. Hanging Scottish bagpipes, eight Scottish In favor of the proposed budget CULTuRAL 1"/EEtS were chairman of the committee funding to some groups and lowered over us is a vague apprehension, a country dancers entertained a the amount for the A.S. Business 0 .25,000 50, COD 75; 000 ig fear that the world as we have handful of onlookers. Kiran Majithia, A.S. Vice President Joe Trippi, and A.S. Treasurer Office. Most of the other voting known it cannot survive the ap- The SJSU men's and women's members on the committee agreed. proaching end of the second gymnastic teams put on tumbling Nancy McFadden. Dissenting were A.S. President Maryanne Ryan and millenium," she said. displays to the crowd's delight. Ryan said she thought it was a student-at-large representative (Continued on back page) Along with the activities going good budget overall, but she voted Bryan Anderson. around the field, costumed against it for two reasons. Campus copiers' fumes Elizabethan vendors sold flowers Majithia said he thought the and fruit to those participants that budget was "very progressive" and She objected to the $7,000 wandered from performance to included some significant changes budgeted for the University cause user complaints Vintage books performance. from earlier years. Alternative Program. She said the program doesn't need the money By Phetsy Calloway Saxon machines on campus, ac- behind glass By combining several next year because it hasn't used the Improperly ventilated Saxon cording to Purchasing Agent James programs, such as including money it was budgeted last year. copiers, which have been the source Hill. See Page 4 Election polls Multicultural Experiences and of user complaints about fumes, Thirty-five of the offices which Friends and Neighbors with SCALE, Her other objection was a have not been moved or ventilated. use the machines were contacted by administrative expenses will be stipulation introduced by Trippi Campus enrivonmental health the Daily earlier this semester. openingtoday lowered while still providing these regarding witholding $5,400 in dues and safety officer Ron Montgomery. Twenty-five of the users reported student services, according to from the California State Student issued guidelines for placement of that the machines turned out Majithia. Association if it doesn't include in its the machines before their in- adequate to very good copy. Thir- A.S. run-off elections will be Another significant change is by-laws tally votes, agendas of stallation on campus and has teen complained of fumes. held today and tomorrow for that the 10 cent charge for check actions to be taken, and information recommended that three of the Montgomery was asked to test executive slates and attorney cashing in the A.S. business office about meetings a week before each machines be relocated. three of the machines, one each in general candidates. In order to vote, will be eliminated and the check meeting. Those recommendations have Academic Vice President Hobert a valid student I.D. with a current cashing limit will be increased from "Dues blackmail isn't the way to not yet been followed because of an Burns' office, the Career Planning fee sticker must be shown. Polling $1.0 to $15, Majithia said. get things changed," Ryan said. office space shortage on campus. and Placement Office and the places will be located: (Continued on Page 3) There are approximately 60 Journalism and Advertising Trippi said he voted for the Department office. In front of the Art Quad (from He found the fumes did not 930 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.) budget somewhat reluctantly. He Ex-Warrior coach coming to SJSU? said he would have liked to have contain toxic elements in excess of In front of the Student Union legal standards, but did recommend from 9:30 seen more money cut from the A.S. Joe Roberts, former assistant Other candidates a.m. to 2:30 p.m.) for the position the machines be placed in such a and added to the student services coach of the Golden State Warriors, include Michigan State University way that fumes would not become Between Student Activities portion. is one of the leading candidates for assistant Bill Berry, Merced JC concentrated in small areas. and Concert Hall ( from 9:30 a.m. to the SJSU head coaching position, the head coach Don Reid and University As it stands, more than $300,000 "Oh, yes, we've still got ours, - 8:30 p.m. ) Daily has learned. of Virginia assistant Craig I At- of the proposed budget is for A.S. said Peggy Asuncion, a secretary in tlepage, according to the sources. Across from the Reserve government, while less than $200,000 Sources close to the basketball Bums' office. They mentioned Bookroom (from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 is for student programs, according screening committee indicated that moving it, but that's the whole point p.m.) to Trippi. Roberts was one of the six finalists For more on the basketball of having it here. It's the office He said he would have liked the and that his interview was "im- coaching situation, please see Page machine. There's really no place to money to be split at least 50-50 pressive." 5 of today's Daily put it It still smells, though " Page 2, April 25, 1979 forum

Gov. Brown, Linda 'Sensational' gossip By Peter G. Bliss journalism. pening. But not until then. It happened with Jackie Ken- A public figures is someone, who The hobnobbing of Jerry Brown nedy Onassis on Skorpios. It hap- either by being in the entertainment and Linda Ronstadt in Africa was, pened with Roger Mans in 1961 as he business, politics, the aristocracy of and rightfully so, covered by the was successfully breaking Babe the business world or related to press. The extent to which it was Ruth's record for the most home these people, helps shape the per- covered was embarrassing. runs in a season It happened con- sonality of society. Therefore, every The storm that ensued, by stantly during the Beatles 10-year move they make raises a ripple in Ronstadt, from the constant rise to fame. Now, it is happening the pond of curiosity. photographic hassles and digging The press does have an personal questions is a credit to her, obligation to cover these people, the and the protectiveness she has, for Peter G Bliss is a trips they take and the public and her private life and her relationship SPa,laii Daily reporrer private moves they make, as long as with the governor. these moves affect the well being of The problem with eliminating again with the saga of Jerry Brown the public. this type of reporting is twofold. and Linda Ronstadt. Unfortunately, many people First, there is a market for this The name of the game is sen- think that as long as there is a information. It cannot go without sationalism. market for something, then that notice. However, after it is printed Is it a psychological line that product ought to be offered to the and the story starts to travel by every editor and reporter must draw public for sale. word of mouth, the reader usually in deciding how far is too far" The everyday private lives of will complain that the media should The press coverage of these the aforementioned celebrities, as .lay off, even though it does make public figures is warranted. The well as many others in their position, interesting copy. badgenng and intrusion into their do not and will not have an earth- The second is a guess as to the private lives is an insensitive at- shaking effect on how they perform reason for this market. tempt to put on the front pages of their public duties. When problems People who follow these stories newspapers and lead stories on TV do arise then it is the media's job to must lead rather dull existences and news, the rotten fruit of gutter let the public know what is hap- thereby supplement their lives with reading about the personal actions of others. Daily. It would help solve the problem policy if these individuals would limit their source of information to the The policy of the Spartan Editorials reflect the supermarket checkout stand gossip Daily regarding letters and position of the Daily. Opinion tabloids. material submitted from in- columns express the views of the Limiting sensational reporting dividuals or organizations out- writer or organization and will of this type (to these sensational side of the Spartan Daily staff is appear with a by-line attributing publications ) would allow reporters as follows: the article accordingly. representing more reputable news -rHs WY WE WERE Letters The Daily encourages outlets to spend more time on Letters should be submitted reader comments regarding productive journalism. at the Daily office I JC 208 editorials, opinionsor news between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. stories. weekdays, or by mail to the Press Releases Forum Page, c/o the Spartan Releases should be sub- Daily, San Jose State University, mitted as early as possible to the letters 125 S. Seventh St., San Jose, CA City Editor at the Spartan Daily 95192. office or by mail. The sooner the All letters must include the release is received, the better writer's signature, major, class coverage the topic may receive. measures that primarily aids those that the rest of us do not exist. the Spartan Book Store manager- standing, address and telephone All releases should include a Rent relief who need it the least. SJSU is the only campus within ship is a golden opportunity for the number. Only the name, major telephone number that can be Cecil Baumgartner the CSUC system that recognize business school to begin its and class standing will be called in case further information Editor: Business Management seven predominantely black Greek printed. professional rehabilitation and seek is needed. In a recent editorial on rent societies. If none of these groups are The Spartan Daily reserves to search out kinds of "busy-ness" The Spartan Daily reserves relief your urged support for AB 15, represented then this cannot be truly the right to edit for length, that can provide the human needs of style, the right to limit, rewrite and edit a bill by Assemblyman Roos, to Greek Week called, "Greek Week." Call it invasion of privacy and libel. the members of the productive press releases for length, style, allow itemized deductions for the something else. The Spartan Daily reserves invasion of privacy or libel. portion of rent that pays the lan- Editor: Cynthia Savage organization, and yet serve the rest the right to limit the number of Announcements of meeting dlord's property tax. You said this It is my understanding that Business Administration junior of society and be harmonious with letters on a given topic after a times, displays and other minor was the most comprehensive Greek Week was planned by the Eta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. the ecosystem try to restore its sufficient amount of comment releases should be submitted at method of reform. Panhellenic and Inter-Fraternal viability if not too far gone already. has appeared. the Daily office in the Spar- councils. Forum taguide box located against the It is not. Renters, whose median It is also my understanding that Disintegration Harry Wineroth should, and I think The intent of the Spartan west wall of the office. income is about $11,000, do not the activities scheduled are being could, be retained as consultant to Daily Forum page is to present a General News usually find it reasonable to itemize funded by the Associated Students. Edhor: make the transition practical and variety of viewpoints on issues The Spartan Daily deductions. According to' an article What I fail to understand is why Three Mile, Prop. 13, Campus minimally traumatic. It would be a affecting the university com- welcomes ideas for news stories in the L.A. Times, less than one most of the predominantly black Theft, "Oil" and the Marching Band fertile research and clinical field for munity. from all campus personnel. Director renter in five itemizes deductions. sororities and fraternities were axing (following the om- my interest in organizational stress Comments, columns and Departments can call the Daily budsman, excluded from these events. basketball, etc I are and breakdown. I should think each editorials will discuss local, at 277-3181 to report any policy larger or smaller signals that the The renters who do itemize are I am of the opinion that if colleague, and all of our students, state, national and international changes or achievements by Industrial Age is disintegrating, those in the higher brackets. The Associated Student funds were affairs. professors and students. simply does not work any more, and would similarly find exciting Roos bill is another one of those allocated for Greek Week, with the will be replaced by a whole new learning opportunities to replace the purpose of increasing student order, in whose early stages we are boring or tormenting "course" and awareness of Greek philosophies now living, hence that eerie feeling "class" mumbo-jumboing or puzzle- and activities, then all Greeks of living in two societies at once solving, irrelevant to the future should have had a part in the which is of course just what we needs of all concerned. Short-term, planning or should at least have are doing, hence the "split" feeling we the business school could help pay * ELECTION 1950 * been invited to participate. try to project on the its own way and help the entire The national sorority and "schizophrenics," who are either campus financially, long-range we fraternity councils do not include all more sensitive or wiser than the rest could explore viable "busy-ness" for Greeks on the SJSU campus. They in of us "adjusted Americans." the larger societies. fact, only include one predominantly Albert L. Porter black fraternity. This does not mean In any eVent, the opening up of Professor of Business

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By Carol Magnuson classroom was a "sacred" RCYB "wants to stir up Yuki mid later that she Five memoers were environment and that the controversy," wants to first became involved in arrested after a demon- RCYB wanted to cause make students think. communist activities when stration on campus for Sharon Yuki, of the controversy. she attended UC-Berkeley disturbing the peace and Revolutionary Communist at the end of the turbulent carrying felonious weapons. Youth Brigade. RCYB "We're not trying to The RCYB's ef- '60s. Yuki said they had been spoke out yesterday during harass anybody --we're fectiveness is aided, she told the charges for the Student Union Forum trying to stir up political said, by the "dramatic." "I wanted to go out and felonious weapons would be about her group's activities questions. If we are forcing acts which they do on demonstrate," she said. "I dropped if they pleaded at this campus and situations on this campus, campus and the felt that demonstrating guilty to disturbing the elsewhere. then we are guilty of that." surrounding community. was more important than peace. They were banned from going to class." Yuki stated that they Situated in the Student Kent State because the On May 4 a pre-trial When questioned about did not agree to those Union's Upper Pad area group tore down the picture hearing will be held in the methods used to terms. the noon forum, presented of the now-ousted Shah of which the case of the communicate their ideas, by KSJS, was watched by Iran. "RCYB 5" will be When asked about Yuki pointed out heard. approximately 50 students that the those weapons, Yuki said and recorded for broad- they were 3-foot long cast. rweopordeseenntedba t o n Budget slips by committee revolutionaryswhich Yuki. dressed in a skirt ideals. She said that it was and heels, addressed Continued from Page II responsive to our campus, A suggestion that came a revolution to "get rid of questions asked by and if they're not willing to up a couple of times was the problems of society." moderator Mark Thomp- do that then that The changes should be we should not the elections be held She added that son. be made within the members," he said. earlier in the spring violence against the people semester organization instead of by so they don't is "wrong," but that Only one student came withholding dues, she The stipulation came coincide with the budget "Revolutionary violence is forward to ask a question continued. as part of a charge Trippi procedures. justified." during the half-hour made earlier with Mc- /thou" by Jane/ Abt/..ision, discussion. His question: If Trippi defended his Fadden that the CSSA was the RCYB felt unduly stipulation by saying "the "elitist." harassed by police and only schools that have ever administration, then what gotten anything changed McFadden gave them the "right" to used this type of procedure said she Rent task force in motion plans to introduce a harass students in an of not paying dues." Citizens for Kent Fran Schulke form the San Staedler and compromise stipulation to By Don Vetter Other measures Moore Moblie important environment Relief," Estruth said. Jsoe Real Estate Board. Homes; the council that would say adopted from the position Richard M. such as a classroom. Students may Other landlord Alhona, The CSSA should be next year's council would The San Jose City paper include, the par- R.W. Zukin Cor- ticipate in the task representatives include: Yuki answered by "responsible and vote on whether or not to Council Task Force on establishment of a hotline force's poration and Realtor Claire Moore. Bradenburg. saying she didn't feel the pay the dues. Rents got off to an am- to receive complaints of consulting group, under the Jeff Benson. bitious start Monday, not rent rises through the direction of councilwoman only having its mem- Housing Services Center at Williams. This group is la151X14Arlilrar Areallrealestate charged This would give the bership completed, but 287-2469. with gathering firms the same? and A.S. President a chance to holding its first meeting. sorting information for the Brown Bag Theatre presents try to get the changes made The task force also main committee, "I hope the next six Estruth said. during the summer and if urged no retalitory action weeks can be a time of The he or she can't, the council by landlords against tenant reasonable deliberation," representatives BENTLEY-WILDAV next year can decide if they tenants who particiapted in on the task council member and task force are: Jerry want to withhold the dues, or supported any form of Fogel of force chairman Jerry the Mental MIME REVIEW she said. rent relief action and urged Health Ad- Estruth said. renters to use restraint in vocacy Project, Bob "It using retalitory action Brownstein from the Anderson, the student is a time to put aside anger, militancy, against landlords in the Citizens for Rent Relief and The laws tha govern them are the same. The representative, said he rhetoric, on both sides, and form of rent strikes Jose Vasquez, Con- persons that work under their jurisdiction voted against the budget to work together to sove federation de la Raza differ in many ways. That's why Antique because he didn't think it Though intended to be Unida. are highly this problem," he said at Realty is so unique. We was "adequate for the an unanimous decision, Other tenant and capable of han- the City Hall press con- professionally trained needs of the students or Citizens for Rent Relief representatives include: estate needs. Why go to ference announcing task dling all of your real desires of the students." Chairman Vasquez voted Harold Stehle, a mobile when vou can have the best. Call us. force membership. the rest against the "gesture." home tenant; Colleen Antiqut Realig One of his major All the anger and Allsion, a tenant at Arvol complaints was the way the militancy may not have "There just isn't Verde Aparrtments and 268-1150 19601 McKean Rd., San Jose CA budget proposals were been put aside during the enough teeth in this por- Bud Carney, director of the he decided upon, which he committee's first meeting posal," he said "and we San Jose Housing Services its said was much too as the members took aren't going to take the Center. political. almost two hours to landlord's word that they Estruth said the main deliberate over the wor- are going to use restraint." i" criteria for those chosen to He said that with the ding of a position paper Vasquez said that the represent the tenants on of presetned by Councilman Today AS. election coming up rent relief coalition will the committee was Al Garza. at NOON during the budget meet at 7:30 p.m. today at previous activism in rent St GET A procedures, some of the Though slightly St. James Center to discuss problems. in S.U. Amphitheatre. in decisions of how much to reworded from the the task force's actions. The landlord FREE ts budget groups were made original, the task force in representatives are: Larry y. politically although he has its first official act is The task force is Mitchell; Tri County If rain. no definite proof of that. Apartment Association; SUMMER JOB urging all landlords composed of six tenant and S U. Upper Pad apartment owners and six landlord represen- Steve Speno; Building The other members of mobile home landlords to, tatives along with council Industry Association; and the committee agreed with "exercise the utmost members Estruth, Iola WITH A Anderson's contention, but restraint for the next 60 Williams and Garza. said they didn't think it days on instituting rent It is charged significantly affected the increases on residential with is negotiating outcome of the budget. rental units." a proposal to provide relief from ex- Softball S. FUTURE. officials cessive rent increases CALL: Chris Clark, 277-2985 Theft suspect leads which meet the legitimaate needs of both the renters needed today 1 police to hidden items and landlords. ARMY ROTC. The task force was Officials are needed to umpire Intramural THE TWO-YEAR PROGRAM. By Mark Schwenden The suspect was established last Tuesday softball games. Games arrested after a university by the council in response are Monday - Thursday at University Police are employee found the youth to a proposal by the 3:30 and 5:00. Of- still investigating the case rifling a briefcase in the Citizens for Rent Relief ficials theft which called for a rent will be of a 14 -year-old Music Building. Police paid suspect arrested near the were alerted and the boy rollback. It must make its $3.75 Women's Gym last was taken into custody. recommendations to the per game. ADVENTURE Thursday afternoon. Correll said. council on May 29. The youth has been At that meeting, the After his arrest, the to an unknown council expressed the need Fastp itch connected suspect led the university ISN'T DEAD. number of thefts on to protect persons on fixed officers to various caches campus, according to of- incomes, such as the of what police believe are Officials are also needed for ficer Greg Wixom. elderly, handicapped and stolen 'term'. The property students, from excessive a fastpitch tournament May The thefts may go back recovered numbered some rents and rent "gouging." 4 May 15. For more in- as far as December 1978, 15 items and is valued in formation call Jim said University Police Sgt. the hundreds of dollars, Though specifically Chibidakis at 277-2972. William Correll. a ccordng to police. mentioned by the council, student representation is Police are still in the not apparent among the process of correlating tenant representatives. information from several ASSOCIATEd STUdENTS different thefts. "We felt that they (students) were generally LEISURE The youth matches the represented through the SERVICES description of possible suspects in several other petty thefts, Correll said. Officers believe the youth acted alone during the alleged thefts. AND IT PAYS WELL - Spartan Daily EARTH TOYSw LIKE OVER $12,000 How to find Serving the a summer Job. University Community IS HAVING YOUR FIRST YEAR.... 1914 Talk to Manpower. Since 509-480 t We've got summer job 1USPS 'A SPRING SrZ! CLEARANCE 4f- paid at San OVER $20,000 IN opportunities for temporary Second class postage of workers. In factories, ware- Jose, California Member Publish- Comple!e Ski Package as $95.00. FOUR YEARS!! houses, stores.. indoors California Newspaper low as and the and outdoors. ers Association (Rossignol skis, Tyrolia bindings Raichle Work as much as you Associated Press Published Yes, we have a job for you want. Or as little. its up daily by San Jose State boots and Tomic poles) to you. University, dunng the college There's a Manpower office year The opinions expressed in that combines almost anywhere adventure, you're the paper are not necessarily First Come, First Served spending the summer. Stop those of the Associated Students. in and we'll plan a job responsibility and money. University Administration All schedule for you the equipment sold as is or the Department of Jour- That's what you're going to Advertising. Sub- nalism and Come in and see what's on sale! scriptions accepted only on a Owtrighri basis. school for, isn't it? remainder of semester An WWI oopotiuntiy arrinioyet Full academic year. 99 Each Mon -Wed -Fri Tues-Thurs Off-campus SEE THE NAVY PROGRAMS OF F I R semester, $4 50 12-5 p.m. 12:30-4 p.m. price per copy, 10 cents. Phone AT THE STUDENT UNION APRIL 25 & 26 277-1101 Advertising 777-1171. Printed by Meredith Newspeper Located next to the Bakery across from the Student Union 777 3033 Publications. Inc Page 4, April 25, 1979 feature Rarities find a home behind locked doors By Maureen Johnson book here," she said. The Carter said. "We have the and key a Chinese scroll from the music. hbranes have some sort of outside the locked book doors Behind locked work is titled "Geystliche best collection west of the Unusual and beautiful 13th century, which In addition the rare and expensive books section on the shelves, had

are kept original lieder" which apparently Mississippi." items are kept there, such narrates the life of Saigyo humanities locked book collection, "We probably the illustrations ripped out.

documents chronicling means "sacred songs." One particularly in- as an 1824 hand carved, ( 1118-1190) a Buddhist case contains ap- have the most varied "Half of it was ripped out: Commodore Perry's ex- The "locked case" teresting is that the history black wood block titled priest and poet, or the proximately 500 original locked case selections," that happens a lot with art pedition to the China seas, rooms contrain primarily section includes copies of "The Common Goat," or hundreds of records of prints, almost half of which Crow said. books," she said. a tattered and yellowed old, rare expensive or all general orders issued by the delicate reproduction of classical, jazz or rock were originally brought as 1755 copy of Samuel unusual books, prints, the German war depart- reproductions and later Johnson's Dictionary of the records and art items. ment during World War II. found to be originals, ac- English Language, and a Much of what is in the On an average day, the cording to Crow. 1586 original copy of a special rooms has been library has five or six SJSU might have 'the most I.uther hymnal. donated to SJSU, according requests for materials in "When they were What do all these to Tom Carter, librarian. the locked case sections, originally bought, they varied' locked case selec- unusual items have in There are four areas Carter said. Students find were bought as examples, common' They are all right now where students the materials by locating but I don't think people tion. located within the "locked can dig into the treasures them first on the card realized their value," she case" rooms of the SJSU collected in the "locked catalogue, by subject said. Then librarians Library, available for case" rooms. matter. discovered many to view. are divided into: Some of the valuable students They reproductions were ac- Other books are put in The items kept in thv Probably the oldest social sciences, second books can be checked out of tually originals. the locked case sections locked case rooms are book kept in the 9,500-book central; humanities, the library, but many must floor because the books are there not only because they collection, which was floor north; be viewed in the library, fourth "About half of them heavily illustrated. "You are fragile and old or ex- begun when SJSU first are things that were mixed find out if you leave them pensive, some less began as San Jose Normal in with the reproductions on the shelves, they lose the valuable prints or School, is the I.uther and discovered as originals illustrations," Crow said. illustrated books are kept hymnal, re-bound in the Probably the oldest book: later." One book, by N.C. there simply because they century in leather, and 19th Wyeth which was put may be stolen. dated 1586, according to One of the most Edith Crow. librarian. hymnal a 1586 valuable books located in -I wouldn't be sur- the locked case rooms is pnsed if that's the oldest education, third floor after being checked out of the Kolmscott book of north: and science, second the locked case room. Chaucers works, a kinko's copies floor south. One of the smallest reproduction numbering Later this summer the books in the collection has over 500 pages and the two rn 'ECONOMY 3 114 onvoerninitm four sections will be to be the "History of the volumes valued "around collected into two locked Conquest of Mexico," $600," according to Crow. IIIMPORTS.c case areas, science in the published in Paris in 1826, Although almost all XEROX 9 400 & one area, and education, and printed in Spanish, Tom Carter, librarian, IBM COPIERS social sciences and located on the second floor humanities in another. in the Social Sciences shows a tattered and 123 S 3rd Street IMPORTED 295-4336 All will be kept on the locked case room. It's so yellowed 1 755 copy of according to Also Al second floor, small, it fits in the palm of Samuel Johnson's Dic- Carter. your hand. E. San Carlos tionary of the English 481 "In some areas, like In the humanities CAR PARTS 295-5511 our local history area, we locked book section on the Language, located in get quite a lot of use," fourth floor, north of the the humanities locked library, items other than case room of the SJSU New Location books are kept under lock photo by Shd111,01, to.so library. (HAPPY BIRTHDAY') Intersection of STACEY DIMOND So. 1st and So. Market Question corner 998-5060

Students stop by and CAREER IN SALES Question Corner: she receives an increase in $29,748 to $35,976. Daily Office I JC 2081 pick up 15% How much money do pay. Twenty-four depart- between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. discount card BANKERS LIFE OF most of the instructors and ment chairpersons receive or mail them to the administrators at SJSU The lowest ranking, an average of a p - Question Corner, Spartan Plenty of make? full-time, permanent in- proximately $29,000, ac- Daily, San Jose State NEBRASKA Name withheld structor on this campus, an cording to the 1978-79 University, 125 S. Seventh Free assistant professor step budget. St., San Jose, CA 95112. Customer Parking Is offering a career as a The pay scale for all two, starts this year at an academic employees is annual salary of $14,916. The university Life Insurance Salesman. established on a statewide, Step five of the assistant presidents may receive ht. Institute, or the ,,,(1%, ement it I unidrt lichsts lot *14 CSUC salary schedule. professor rank receives between $41,208 and present, Starting salary up to $1,000 $17,136. $54,900. It is set, however, There are five "steps" by the chancellor and the per month plus commission. of pay within most of the The range for associate board of trustees. It does We offer a three year ranks of classification. professors is $17,940 to not increase in steps, The Changing Psychology of comprehensive training $21,624. rather each raise the Each step carries an president receives must be program. Selection made increase in pay and is Full professors receive OK'd by those entities. Men and Women: through Vocational generally automatic on a $22,656 to $27,348 annually. President Fullerton is yearly basis. After earning 841,208, according Guidance testing and achieving step five within a The deans of to her secretary. Beyond Sex Roles.... personal interviews. rank, the employee must educational services, in- be promoted to step one of struction and the dean of Drop questions for the a Human Liberation the next rank before he or students receive from Question Corner at the Toward Call Mr. Ballew, 249-6940 Museum looking for volunteers SAN JOSE MAY 4-6, 1979 Phyllis Chesler Judith Bardwick Warren Farrell to help staff historical complex Janet Spence Deane & Johanna Shapiro Roger Gould DISABLE STUDENTS Stephen Morin Gerald Piaget Barbara Binkley San Jose Historical training program begins open to the public. Phyllis Lyon Herb Goldberg Ellen McGrath AWARENESS WEEK Museum is looking for this Saturday. San Jose Historical volunteers to work as The program will in- Museum is located on 16 575 1111(aneral $55 00 student sr I alien mith this ail April 25, 1979 visitors guides and desk clude background in- acres in Kelley Park, 635 'I I credit avail or (MI hIcItiMIsts phso Idfls pharro.0 pas nurses and III Nil attendants at the formation on the museum Phelan Ave., San Jose. It Dr. E. Kohn, Eden museum's complex in and lectures pertaining to provides a setting for REGISTRATION FORM Will speak on Kelley Park. A five-week the five historical buildings reconstructed and restored 'same jih.ou.1 buildings from San Jose's Address DISORDERS OF THE SKIN past. .11110,WICIT bill 1.155 Master ( barmy Sc" At: Guadalupe Room, 10:00 a.m. Bug Problems? '9401091¦08%Mossoolcaothamonthowslmossolmoupothrgoomo For more information, I %par, signdture call Christine Manda at the Please send brot frIllfl Sequi I,i IAHBConf DISORDERS OF THE 'Tr museum, 287-2290. 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Council Chambers Demonstration off 294-1562 sponsored by SJSU accessibility copying I I th and Son Carlos Associated Students and Housing equipment. Rudi Bohme , Repr. HOURS: MON-FRI 7:00 a.m. For more information At: Guadalupe Room, 2:00 p.m. OFFER GOOD FOR latttra, A Associated Students r0 1 VWs All Work All Makes All Year., 3rd F loor Student Union kinhotet,0 All German ports included 1-- 1201 April 25, 1979, Page 5 sports Roberts to get SJSU cage post? book Don't be surprised tomorrow when you find out that players counted on White for guidance and advice. s, had Joe Roberts is the new basketball coach at SJSU. Roberts has filled the same role with the Warriors and 4:I out Roberts has been Al Attles' assistant with the Golden I think that while Guevara and Co. didn't dos bad job with d out . State Warriors the last five years and is one of the more the players' tender psyches. Roberts might be able to th art respected basketball minds around. backstreets improve on it. Roberts has excellent rapport with the players. Ricky fi) Roberts can also help shore up the Spartans' most Marsh, who played for the Warriors two years ago, told dire need - recruiting. As an NBA assistant, Roberts has me that Roberts was responsible for his being in the NBA. , By Steve Carp raked over the Bay Area with a fine-tooth comb and his He is one of six finalists for the cage position; and, reputation as a basketball teacher will get him players - if according to his wife, his interview was described as not this year, then next year for sure. ost positive and friendly. This year's recruiting is pretty well shot, for most Roberts was impressed with SJSU and seemed to Washington State, John Thompson of Georgetown and schools. But SJSU doesn't get the blue-chippers for the c- think the interviewers were impressed with him. Fred Snowden at Arizona. most part and with that in mind, Roberts might be able to According to my sources. Roberts has the inside track According to Sports Information Director Jerry lure a decent player or two. on the job and was highly recommended to the Athletic Walker, there are "less than a dozen black head coaches My question is, -Will the new coach have the same Board. He knows the area and has worked with college in major college basketball." So that tells you about the problems as Guevara did?" players at Western Michigan and Iowa. state of affairs as far as blacks and head coaches are If I may answer rhetorically, "very few." Roberts also has one other thing going for him - he's concerned. I think the recruiting budget will be increased and the in the black and while you don't want to say that coaches are A black coach would help SJSU in more ways than new athletic director will naturally want to have more ; art picked along racial lines, I guess it's a fact we have to live one. First, it would mean a new face and a fresh start for input as to what's happening. e the!. with. the program. Second, there would be a certain amount of Whether or not the new coach will have to teach is sr ex - I think it's great that this school is thinking about interest, especially among the black students on campus, something we'll have to see about. A basketball secretary less hiring a black coach. This school SHOULD hire a black which might mean more fans at Independence High next is very likely too. ; or coach. It's something that's way overdue here. year. I think the money will be found somewhere to give the While there are a lot of black assistants around, there It would also help the team itself. Earl White, who was new coach two full-time kept assistants and money will also be Joe Roberts -- next SJSU basketball coach? thex aren't many black head coaches in the college ranks. Ivan Guevara's assistant and is black, had tremendous found to have a full-time trainer to accompany the teem Three come to mind - those being George Raveling of rapport with the black AND the white players. The black and maybe a manager, too. How can I say this? According to outgoing Athletic Director Bob Murphy, the department will reap over $85,000 in guarantees from football this upcoming year Quakes look for No.1 and the money is already acounted for so there should be funding for the above needs for the new coach. By Steve Carp The fireworks will be 10th ANNIVI HSARY SALE As Guevara said when he got fired last month, August 5,1978. there, no doubt about it. "whoever gets this team next year will be a winner." If you're a San Jose The Quakes, hungry for a In my opinion, the winner will be Joe Roberts. XEROX Earthquakes' fan, you'll win, will be trying to get C ()pies remern ber that date revenge for last year's because that was the last humiliating 4-2 loss to the time the Quakes won a Aztecs on national SAN JOSE ART soccer game. television. 2s That night, the Quakes I.. A. is in the thick of Paint & Wallpaper Co. beat the Oakland Stompers the National Conference ' BRING THIS AD, 2-1 in a match that West race, trailing first- FOR THE FINEST IN resembled a hockey game place Vancouver. The SELF SERV1Ct more than soccer. Aztecs have turned things nrt Saturday, the Quakes host around, thanks to new AMERICAN COPY the rejuvenated Los coach Rinus Michels and a 407 E. Santa Clara St. Angeles Aztecs and these productive draft. Materials (between 9th and 10th) two teams get along as well Michels, who coached 295.6600 as a snake and a mongoose. the Dutch National Team Valley Fair to the runner-up spot in the Center San Jose.Ca. 249-8700 1974 World Cup, also 8 30 5 30 handled the great Johann 365 San Antonio Rd. Mon -Sat Cryuff. He has turned the Mtn.View. Ca. 941-3600 Aztecs around by having Ttlkil them play a Dutch-style photo by Terry elma VP Store also Open Weeknights til 9 8, Sun. 12 to 5 game, swarming all over Sam Hick (left) of the San Jose Earthquakes marks an Edmonton Driller in nir tit 6[7 the field and pressing the Also Known IS NSW Affair" opposition at every turn. recent soccer action. The Aztecs also got two of the nation's outstanding 185. It should be interesting offense. collegians in the draft - to see how the con- According to a Quakes Specializing in the Angelo DiBernardo and frontation between the 6-5 official, Lawson may have Natural Look Larry Hulcer. DiBernardo SmeeLs and the Quakes' 6-3 replaced the struggling by led Indiana to the NCAA Henning Munk turns out. Neil Cohen in the starting finals and was the Munk is the Quakes' lineup. Mr. Wilfred and Staff Hoosiers' all-time leading central defender and has As for Ryan, the for- Men'. and women's hair care center scorer. performed very well thus mer SJSU star got his first Hulcer, also a forward, set up Paul Mention our ad and get far. NASI. goal and played for powerful St. The Quakes may have Child's third of the season 20% OFF ALL SERVICES Louis University. San Jose found themselves a new after coming off the bench. 10% OFF ALL RETAIL PRODUCTS fans remember DiBer- defender in Doc Lawsons Ryan had admitted nardo and Hulcer from and an offensive threat in he'd been struggling and their appearances last year Steve Ryan. Lawson, from coach Terry Fisher sat him - in the Shrine Soccer Classic Southern Connecticut, did down in San Diego - until 3 5 SOUTH FOURTH STREET at Spartan Stadium. an excellent job marking the 69th minute. In less Michels SAN JOSE 294-8985 also brought San Diego's Leonardo than four minutes, Ryan over striker Hubert Smeets 111 tam It Irom c amps, Cuellar and made several had his goal, dribbling from Holland, who goes 6-5, good overlapping runs on around Socker's goalie Alan Mayer to deposit the ball into a virtually empty Field hockey meetings net. Deffender Laurie Informational meetings for women interested in r-jha Calloway, who's been trying out for the SJSU field hockey team this fall are fyy: / / bothered by a strained calf, When You Can't Jog, scheduled for today and Thursday. has been given a clean bill Today's meeting will be held at 4 p.m. and another off health and will also see meeting is set for Thursday morning at 8. Both meetings Tunturi! action against the Aztecs. d will be held in PER I Women's Gym) 152. Cardlowisciddi xi c is, will y,i/r CORNER KICKS: Quakes are For more information call assistant field hockey iniury free for the moment. Lawson stanuna and vitality If it isn't pat t of health coach Carolyn Lewis at 277-3141. was voted "Defensive player of plan, it should be match" against San Diego. Quakes The Tunturi Home Cycle is exercise Vc you can corn giving away 100,000 handkerchief Is live with It f, :-.iintenance free. rugged NCBA standings on Saturday. SJSU hosts Santa Clara steel con .1 tun is quiet a lon5 way, in a spring soccer match prior to portable Kickoff for the Pot GB Quakes Aztecs. /itiCitand college match is 6 p.m. Ryan's Baby!" San Jose State Univ ten points last week make him third LEISURk Rac.fic 3 ISO 1 2 leading scorer on club. Red has Fresno State 6 661 camtno billiards three points trailing Child with six TUE Santa Clara 7 503 251,7 . and Bernie Gersdorit with four St Mary's 3 333 Backup keeper Chris Turner saw his Nevada Reno 3 750 6 1 7 lint NASL action last week, playing San Francisco 0 000 8 31 minutes against the Sackers and ;Aims in Tor rroe uemonsTrauon rime. anowing no goals Friday's Games SJSU at Pacific, 200 pm. Fresno Stale at St. Mary's, 2:30 p.m. San Francisco at N Reno. 2:30 p.m.

Saturday's Games Pacific at SJSU (31, noon at Municipal Stadium F State at St. Mary's (21, noon San Francisco at Nevada Reno Ill. noon ASSOCIATED

W E b STUDENTS THE SLAVE A "Bunch" NINE LIVES., FRITZ THE (Al* OF LOVE of Flowers BUDGET HEARINGS It's not a question of a few bucks, (Russian dialogue) - to Brighten R IttSTIIICHD 9:10 it's a question of over half a million bucks, Her Day. also and It Is Your Bucks Pierre Richard's $2.99 Have your say in Associated Students Budget (France's Woody Allen) r. Give a damn and come to Budget Hearings THE TALL -41 ash & C arcs This Wednesday BLOND MAN Onlv Wed., April 25. 3:30-6:30 p.m. 7& 10 p.m. WITH ONE Upper Pad, Student Union elfarie. or more information Morris Dailey Auditorium BLACK SHOE call (French dialogue) 398 F. Santa Clara St Admission: ONLY $1.00 7:15 San Jose, CA 95113 Associated Students( (rd F loor Student 295-4321 Union Plus "Heavy Traffic" 2-- 20- Page 6, April 25, 1979 Time warp concert brings 'Deadheads' to Spartan Stadium

Story by Chuck Bustillos, photos by LiLi Razavi

The people started to bundle up in line as early as rock promoter Bill Graham said to open the show, Friday afternoon. The license plates on the parked "Let's fuck the rain and just have a good time." cars included some from Oregon, Washington and Cannabis and Coppertone reeked throughout the Nevada. The patrons varied from the very 'earthy" crowd of more than 20,000, of which there were only a looking folk to those teenagers clad in T-shirts with couple dozen injuries which needed the attention of the roses and skulls emblazed across their chests. Haight-Asbury Medical clinic crew.

There is a much more simpler definition of these Late in the first set of the Dead, the rain drops did dedicated people who had traveled various distances to begin to fall. But those on the grass did not take for Saprtan Stadium - "Deadheads." cover as they continued to dance, some in large circles, some going through their own gyrations. The Grateful Dead headlined an afternoon of music at Spartan Stadium Sunday afternoon which Greg Kihn turned in a blistering set of driving rock also included the Charlie Daniels Band and the Greg which was primarily from his most recent successful Kihn Band. However, it was obvious from the outset effort, 'Next of Kihn.' Clad in red-satin pants and a who the "Deadheads" had come to see. zebra T-shirt, Kihn deserved a better reponse from the crowd, which was probably the reason he didn't come Anyone who has been to a Grateful Dead concert back for an encore. before will be the first to admit that seeing the 'Dead' is not merely a concert, it's a crowd-involved happening. With a waistline that looks like he drank one too many shots of Jack Daniels and a ten-gallon cowboy Many of those in attendance were living relics of hat, Charlie Daniels delivered his trademark good ol' the Haight-Ashbury Days in San Francisco when the Southern rock. Grateful Dead represented the "counter culture" drug days in the '60s. For some, it was a chance to see old But it was the Dead who stole the show, playing friends they haven't seen since the last Dead show. for close to five hours with only one break. Their first set consisted of their older material with the second set For others, it was just a chance to see one of the highlighting songs from "Terrapin Station" and most important bands to ever exist in the musical "Shakedown Street." hemisphere. As one "under the influence", "Deadhead" replied Despite sunny spots, the threat of rain hovered from the stands, "Coca Cola and the Grateful Dead. over the stadium throughout most of the day, but as How American can you get!" April 25, 1979, Page 7

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Love. your Susie TYPING Thesis. term Papers etc Fresno CA 0.1770 systems and lighting effects tenance. Immediate part time duties, light typing, customer HOUSE FURNISHED Avail June Experienced and fast Phone 1 Close to campus. Security. available for all occasions Call 74 FIAT 124 Spider. 4.spd.. lug rack. openings, fulltime summer. assistance, etc Mrs Ernrn, 298 KIM LOPES. I'm DROIDFFULLY 269 863,1 PROFESSIONAL typing Eating NOW in person. private yard w BEG, garage. (4138) 267 3156. maroon. Carl's got this one too. Apply 4900 for interview SORRY that I missed your "IS and proomeaeing included at FRONTIER VILLAGE cable TV. W/E) Prefer a couple at Call 286,6500. Peek Motor Co., Day! C U. at F V R2 D2 LICENSED CHILD CARE. Near one low price Call Jeannie AMUSEMENT PARK. FORTRAN -I need help with Cyb. 5 to nousesit my home on a per 204 GAY men and women SJSU Gay 375 5. Market. scrool, loving care not meais 19"5 programming. Expertise moltent basis, and make my Student Union meets Thurs. at 8 ELSCTRONICS Engineer needs and extras Please call 292 8515 13.50/PER HOUR. MiSc easy work please Pay negotiable. Cat' eve payment of $270/mo plus your p.m. in the Guadalupe ROM of '65 VOLVO 1225 Wagon, '71 motor. good looking female close utilities. Please send short the SJSU Student Union We many new parts. Asking 11100. near SJSU (you can study while 227.3368 friend Romantic and un work). Hoora to fit your application,resurhe to "owner:' EXPERT typing and proofreacting provide an informal social Call 2894019 eves. YOU derstanding Likes indoor stereo schedule. Also typing and office A SIMPLE LITTLE BUSINESS: c.O George Stump, 1058 N 4th. of term papers etc Fast service setting which is emulsive to games, visiting places and work part-time near St . No. 1, San -lea., CA 95112 Si eg Sheila 2100129 meeting people anc learning '71 HONDA 500 sedan Ideal for short campus. Operate wholesale distribution more Please write 3528 Agate about the gay community Be all trips 10 Work Of Scheel same pay. Call Dun, 998.0149, 5 no, from own home or area of Dr No. 8. Santa Clara, CA 95051. S500/offer, Call 9643525. toe p.m. only. flee. 5 unique diversified lines. ARE you an -A" student? Speed you Can be attend For more HOUSE. Furn. a Wirth., 2 112 be. 2 . or cell 2442435. AUDIO ENTERPRISES is your Immediate cash flow. 295,5028. read, memorize organize notes information call 298 GAYS. Our car garage 8 minutes to SJSU consumer electronics buy ino for April and May is: LIVE-IN BABYSITTER. Light pass any exam Everything a schedule $500 rho References req Call SIZZLE Lips. Thank you for being service tor stereo components, April 5th Wine and Cheese housekeeping. Room, board and ADVERTISING Part time student must know on top grade 258 8878 YOU. I love posh ! Sweet Knees compacts portables and ac night. April 12th break, small weekly salary. :all 267, Excellent Pay, exper for ad cassette $005 Hypnokinetics Easter CeSSOr ieS for your car.home, no meeting. April 19th Movie 6028. majors. Local media Call P 0 Box 3366, Walnut Creel, CA for sale FEMALE roommate to share a stage or studio use We also have night; April 26th Creativity collect. (415) 8351781. MINE LOPES 94958 room at Valley West Apts. 5105 a Ty, vTles. v.deoscreons and 3 Miniature MISCELLANEOUS easy work near LET'S GO WINDJAMMiNG night: May month Reliable person. Tennis games All at 5 to 50 percent Golfing, May 10th Dance SJSU (you can study while you SUMMER INTERNSHIP CALL LUCKY crts., pool Cali 2919771 ELECTROLYSIS Clinic Unwanted DISCOUNTS, Who else can May 17th Variety Show DEAR STUDENT, FACULTY AND work). $3.50 per hours. Hours to PROGRAM Learn business hair removed forever CON otter you over 280 Stands STAFF: Your Insurance needs: fit your schedule. Also typing techniques If you qualify, we'll WOULD like to telephone in FIDENTIAL 247140$ Virtually every model on the SJSU Grad. student for AUTO, HOME, FIRE, and office work part time near train you for a rewarding I BORM apt on 5 8th St. Clean terview persons attending any NEEDED market? Factory sealed cartons AS Council. Must be teneciouSI HEALTH If you are not already campus. Same pay. Call Don, summer in sales. Call Kevin E. $165 rent. 5200 deposit. Call Clay schools in Micronesia. Please NORTH VALLEY w full warranty plus an Optional With State Farm, call for an 9940149,5 to 6 p.m. only. Sullivan at 14081 246 1991 for an at 732:0940 ext. 241 Or 294,7332. call Chris at 2193340 after 5.30 SECRETARIAL SERVICES Typing Si double 5 or warranty for parts AND HEALTH Food Sandwiches, appointment at my office or appointment. New England spaced page 01 single spaced labor? All accessories AT cost Vegetable Burger. Creps. home and we'll set up time WAREHOUSEMAN Driver $1.00 Life, Of Course! Equal Op. FEMALE roommate needed to Page Resumes 53 page inc: w purchase of any system? Drinks Margarets, 126 E. San convenient for you on campus, per hr, work irm to 5pm, three portunity Employer. M/F. share rent in large 3 bdrrn I'M PRESENTLY in Folsom prison editing Tapes $10 per 60 min FREE advice . deliVery twine Salvador, 103 at your home, or at my office. to five days/wk to fit your school house Own room. Fireplace. and was wondering if I could trans plus 51 clbl space page any set up? Super Km sale Let's get together and give you schedule. Good driving record CHILOCARE/hskping/cooking, M fruit trees, greenhouse. attain some correspendence Kitty CARTER. 263 4525 All Prices ALL the time's free LP s SPARTAN Gardens Recycling better coverage for less money required. Phone Mrs. Env's, 298 F, days Approx. 45 hrs. wk. 2 chickens. Clean, walk to school I'm warm and real and I am work proofread IBM Sel I with each purcnase? Complete how, or 4900 Year round opportunity. boys, 8 and 1 yrs. Own tray 5100 Call Danny 612921916 Center is now open three days: CALL: MORY STAR, 253.3277 Seeking a sincere, warm and price cuotes w no extra charges sportation. 1 or 2 extra evenings. . _ Wed., 10am 2prn: Fri.. llam 446 3649 most of all understanding right over the phone, No hype NEED a Female English Tutor for a flexible. Call Judy at 379 2387 4 BDRM. house, unfurn. 79 5. 7th. t the 2pm. Sat, 10amorri. Save your woman My name is Charles STUDENT DENTAL PLAN No BS. indivinualized one to one female student. Near Almaden evenings only $503 1 bdrrri unfurn apt .295 E sly a recyclables- Aluminum, glass, Byrd P 0 Box B 25649. ENROLL NOW!!! For info . go service? AUDIO EN tin (delabled and flattened). and Emporium store Call 279. San Fernando, S190. Both west of Represa, CA 95671 STEREO for sale also records and to A S Off ice or call 3716011 TERPRISES has it an. Tne if the newspaper and cardboard. 2024. ask for Abdul. ON CAMPUS JOB campus. Call 2974674 or 225 tapes nd, to sell fast. Best 533 SO per year covers exams. X Widest Selection 01 tile highest We're right across from Spartan OPPORTUNITIES FOR FALL 9367. Offer. Pls call 2984231 (ask for TO THE sportswriter of our rays, cleanings at no charge ioe my at the lowest prices Call Stadium at 7th and Humbolt TELEPHONE SALES: Tickets. SEMESTER. Applications are Mary) if Interested. dreams Chuck B Baby! We're (twice a year), plus low cost on 25$ 55Se M they F after 1 P part for the - Work from our Los Gatos Office, now being taken. Fifteen to 20 ROOMMATE: Prefer gal with neat Streets. Do your still ...sting after your sporty other dental needs Orthodontics aye tame Weekends ASK for s did 61 p.m. MonFri., Sat., 9.5. habits to share home 5125/mo Environment. Come out and hours per week. Hourly wage lines and athletic equipment plan also included KEN HANDSOME SCULPTURE pedestal $3.5016.00 per/he Call 356,2445. 14(7. Postion Call John at 5781732 or 6299900 ! for support us! fern $295 to Catch a pass from the flower in birch. ex, 465. des, 30303'. Supports opening for SCALE staff ladles! BE A GOURMET Cook with Easy large, heavy scupltures. Fine EASY EXTRA INCOME! coordintors, responsible for and Elegant. the SJSU detailing. $270, Other Sizes 5500/51,000 stuffing envelopes recruiting, interviwing, ROOMMATE needed. Quiet 2 bdrm Associates cookbook. Contains available. Santa Clara Artists Guaranteed. Send self screening, and placing interns in Los Gatos, $131.50 plus 1/2 THE metaphysical necessity of the is a rock tried and tested recipes of Foundry, 2415947. 2892 B. Scott addressed, stamped envelope Coordinators are needed in the utilities Nonsmoker. Call Jeff, doctrine of predestination Only 15.00 at the Blvd., Santa Clara, to: DEXTER ENTERPRISES, following eras. ARTS AD 255 8401 or 266 1937. microcosm of the dicnoterny of isful faculty wives Spartan Bookstore Makes a 3039 Shrine Pl., L.A., CA 90007 MINISTRATION; COUN aesthetic and ekistentiai views 1d a FEMALE roommate needed to Of the Nee platonic heirarchy groat gift for birthdays or DIRT BIKE, '71 Yamaha DTI 250, SELING: EDUCATION. LOVE BOATS want you. Exciting share 3 bdrm., 2 ba apt. $100 per Whereas metaphysics. i the Mother's Day. set up for off-road enduro. Like FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS summer lobs, month plus 1:3 oh! IS minutes epistemology and ethics ome new. Pacifico Tank. PH. 269. or (Board and Care): CRIMINAL travel For details from school, nice area Call 267 exemplify the cosmopolitan and BASEBALL CARDS WANTED. 0590. worldwide JUSTICE/PRE LAW: RECR Quick Cash. Dr. Lapin, BUS rush $1 to Cruiseships In. EAT ION. MULTI CULTURAL 9909. archetypical dualism off Tower 763, or call 1137 0191 ternational, Box 530118, Miami EXPERIENCES; and PUBLIC humanism Dedicated to Dr too '51 VW BUS. Good cond. rebuilt Shores, FLA 33153. RELATIONS (this person only MALE Single room, living room. Dennis, an anachronism in the engine and trans Camper. Call handles for kitchen priv. Vacant. 115 S. Itth Great Chain of Being I heel his ,boy WANTED TO BUY Baseball cards, Public relations all years and types, especially 14151 367.9669 after 6 p.m., H1071 Sierra youth camp needs SCALE). If you are in need Ma Sf. outogeny recapitulates his I or Bowman. Goody, Post. Lea Top sailing instructors (July flexible lob that fits into your phylogenv. Prices paid Call Peter Field, August). Cell 12131 8220131 school routine, then we nave a collect. 629 6939 PENTAX Spotmatic II cameras and position for you Contact TO DANNY (Duck hunter

lenses. All exc. cond. Call Steve SCALE, a student -volunteer lost and found extraordinaire) Happy B Day Ping SPRING/Summer lob: RIver TRADE Paint your house, at 9266526. clearing house that provides wishes on your 21st! Love. B rafting guides Responsible irst inside/outside (finer Paint) in units of credit through SJSU . . set exchange for 400 se ft of persons. Male or female No academic departmens for BASSOON, $520. Call Tad at 294: experience necessary. Call Gary FEMALE bassist wanted for StOrage. 3 years H and R volunteer/internship placer'se LOST: Silver bracelet with oval and 8952. 6p.m. recording. Call Chris at 998 0503 Painting, 731 S. Third, NO. 1,5J. at 29616111 after nts in the community. SAL is ivory stone Approx. 3/2 Please located in the office of Student sentimental. Patti. 998 4490 ALPHA Carnboa Delta presents San ENGLISH Viscount touring bike.,10- PERSONS to make continuous pt, Programs and Services. Call TO THE Sig pledges. Good luck and time restaurant reports for Nat'l lied Jose State pizza night. Tuesday. spd , hardly riden New $275, 277-2187, LOST GENEROUS REWARD FOR have fun during "t" week From cash. Call 246 1149 Market Research firm Debbie, Barb, Lisa, Patti May 1, 1979 from 59 P.m. at sale 0160 . _ PAPERS IN TAN ZIPPER .ad. References required Lori and Straw Hat Pizza, 134 N. Capitol between 6 and II ern and after PART time Engr position. Evaluate FOLDER NO QUESTIONS Karen, Elaine, Sue. Proficiency Specialists, Box Ave (near McKee). Door prizes. 10 p.m. solar and wind technologies CALL 277 2898 or 306592$ Lisa 20241, San Diego, CA 92120 impact on elect utilities. Junior. -- IF YOU would like to lobe a cat or SANSUI 9090 receiver, Corwin Vega Senior or grad student with LOST: Prescription glasses Wed . R2 02,50 51, DEM Vader. and Road WANTED. par/time female helper dog, there an Many waiting at H15 speakers. ADC 300 graphic comp. exp. preferred Call 4/4 con grass by D.M.11. If found Runner. Where nave you gone' 13 50/hr , 7 14 hrs/wk. flexible. the Santa Clore Humane equiller Hitachi H1'-410 tare Zawinger Engr. Co.. 0266702 cell 7361425. REWARD. , The Streaker Must have car Begin June I Society, 296363$, table.SHARP 3310 cass. deck. Call Fran at 2991096. Senheiser 414 headphones All 1 era boxes, IAA yr old with warranties, CLASSIFIEDS HOURS Print Your Ad Here: etc. 11.300.2774043. EXPERIENCED person needed to 9:30am Noon work In food service area of Sun RATES-- C (WM apte0s,natelv 30 letters and spar eS each IPnY in Soil Natural Foods. Please : 3 0 p m 4 pm RECAPS 09.99. Whitt wall 83 series Each call Sue Ann or Val for more Life time guarantee 83 series, add, information at 217.88117. large, 512.99. Radial, 70 series, One Two Three Foto '74 CHEVROLET Nova Hatchback. recaps and mud and snow, Otiv days data days floss day AM/FM stereo cassette, new SAN JOSE rrrrr and Rec. Union S16.99. Exc ued tires S6 00 THE 3 lines 1 50 2 00 15 1 40 250 35 steel belted radial tires, 6.c yt., Com. Center are looking for TIRE MARKET (Disount Tire 4 lines 2 00 2 50 2 76 1 90 300 3355 spd . 20 mpg. 12,695 Call 231 people to teach classes ranging, Warehouse) Dell and Sunnyoaks 5 lines 2 50 .3 00 25 3 40 350 6276 from Art to Zoology Earn up to ,Campbell Call 2700690 6 lines 300 3 SO 3 75 3 90 400 35 Ave S15/hr. Call 265 6641 41 OLDS Convertible Delmont N. Each additional line add Runs well, needs body work. Print name Phone SAN JOSE Swim and COMPANIONS WO. Call Dave at 737 9794. family membeirellp, SLEEP IN OR OUT 50 50 50 50 50 eves. Address best offer, Call 203117 Assist Me elderly in their own 'NI TOYOTA Corolla SR 5 liftback homes Choose your own hours Minimum Three tines One Day spd . AM/FM stereo, healer, AMP. 100 watt, about No fees Call us now, Quality Semester rare lad 15..1 $2500 Citv rear window defogger, coon MARSHALL 10 yrs old Eon cond Same Care 246 7042 mats E xcellent Condition Must SEND CHECK, MONEY amp that Hendrix used, 1650 Chesil Classdicerron ORDER see to appreciate $4,500 Call Call 289 6019 eves OR CASH TO 296 1959 atter 1 30 p.m. COMMUNITY service Progrem Announcements Help Wanted Services Ii SPARTAN DAILY oubliction needs dependable persons to CLASSIFIED Iwo days onor to Automotive Lost and booed Travel GOOD '67 VW Bug Selling for pert% WATER bed Queen site deluxe help elderly/disabled Earn SS For Sale Personals Stereo SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Conurot,puhkcistion dates ono, or 1400 30,00000 rebuilt engin*. hand finished Padded rails Loc Flex hrs FT/PT Cali 964 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95192 leo 'eon. on Call 292 3691 Esc cond .1125 Ceiling 4730 4861 conceited ads 1=1W11006Mi welitlig118 Page 8, April 25, 1979 Social Work School Couples cornpete at disco nig ht sponsors workshops By La Rosa Carrington think we got the best three beyond its initial sketch to palrn of his hand. music by Gary's Gang, disco acts." A series of workshops Division of Community East Coast artists, couples, because many of include several singles "We had to dance so featuring the hit single The admissions in will be sponsored by the Services. Gary's Gang and Bay Area them weren't consistent." being played to make the much," Castanoan said. "Keep on Dancing." advance were $5.50 and Division of Community Films and slides will be disc jockey. Katarous The other judges were selections. Both agreed that it was $6.50 at the door. According Services of the School of shown in addition to lec- Watts, presented a live Adriene Barney, Kappa The audience roared "big fun." The group's ap- to Aberg, it cost the A.S Social Work. tures by Dick Evans, disco and a $200 dance Alpha Psi member and and applauded as shim- Second place couple, pearance immediately Program Board $2,000 to The workshops are licensed clinical social contest Saturday night at administration of justice mering skirts flared about Tom Argon and Christine drew the majority of the bring Gary's Gang. open to students and worker and David Reid, the S.U. Ballroom. senior; Kathy Matthew of spinning bodies being led in Corpus, received $50. For audience to the foot of the faculty in the School of training consultant. Watts, an SJSU Teen Magazine; Mike circular patterns across placing third, Josie Can- stage. The amount of the Social Work, social The second workshop graduate in radio and Martin, KLIV radio ad- the disco floor. dolita and Steve Corbus concert's proceeds are workers in the community is held May 3 and 4 from 9 television, spun off the vertising producer; and received $25. The evenings "I thought the turnout undetermined at the and graduate students at a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and will occasion for approximately Joe Eizk, a KIIV disc And while Mario fourth place couple would have been bigger," moment, but will be SJSU. discuss culturally based 300 people with disco jockey. Each expressed Duarte and Roxanne received $15, and $10 was said Alan Aberg, ASPB available this week, Aberg Registration for the intervention methods. singles such as "Le Freak" judging views similar to Castanoan may have given to the couple placing chairperson for con- said. workshops is today with the Ignacio Aguilar, chief by Chic and "Disco Segure's. sustained aching feet, they fifth. temporary arts. "I ex- Division of Community clinical social worker at Nights." Door prizes from CBS were "certainly proud to pected to see 500 to 700 "The combination of Services at 277-2235. Metropolitan State As he advised couples Records were a part of the win first place" in the Then the lights were people, but we're the first the dance contest and All workshops will be Hospital will be the to "get it in gear" for the evening sponsored by the contest. They received $100 dimmedand low per- college in the area to Gary's Gang was worth held in the International training facilitator. dance contest, 25-year-old A.S. Program Board and for their efforts, cussion instruments present a disco act. They $5.50," said Mark Duncan, Center located at 380S. Ilth workshop, Watts also encouraged Kappa Alpha Psi frater- "I'm tired, so are my chimed from the stage. The (Gary's Gang) weren't the an individual at the disco St, and are free of charge. The third 11 from others to "get out on the nity. feet," commented Duarte, instruments grew louder, best, but they kind of act. "It could have wed a The first workshop will held May 10 and p.m. will floor and party." The original plan for fanning his face with the marking the beginning of opened the door for other few more people, though." be held April 30 and May 1 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 One dozen couples the contest, Watts said, from 8:30 to 4:30 p.m. and discuss working with reponded to the jockey's was to "play one record, will discuss working with aggressive adolescents and request by entering the leaving 10 couples stan- child sexual abuse. Par- their families. dance contest which was, dingthen play another No highway radar this year ticipants will be repesented Speakers for the the according to the five (record) and bring SACRAMENTO ( API - Legislature is not meeting. paving the way for share" of tickets over the with information regarding workshop include David E. and the judges, a diffucult contest number to five, An Assembly committee The measure would "Gestapo tactics" and years had anything to do values and attitudes Dangerfield, executive would vie for the to judge. finalists yesterday killed a measure have given legislative "overkill" in ticket-giving. with his heated opposition. toward working with the director, Copper Mountain

"It was hard to judge," prizes." giving legislative blessing approval to a CHP ap- Assemblyman Lou He declined to say how problem of child sexual Mental Health Center and But the contest went Darius Segure said, "but I to the California Highway plication for federal funds Papan, D-Millbrae, led an many speeding tickets he abuse an recognize the Michael Shaffer, private Patrol's bid for radar to to install radar on 1,300 attack on the bill, saying had received, symptoms, according to a clinical practitioner, Get the edge' Prepare to take the help catch highway patrol cars, at about $2,000 the CHP should con- In 1975 Papan at- spokesperson form the trainer and consultant. speeders, per car. centrate on helping tracted publicity when he After the vote, CHP California is the only motorists, not adding to the received a 90-mile-per-hour Commissioner Glen Craig state whose highway patrol 1.1 million speeding tickets ticket from the CHP on Fe GRE told reporters, "It looks doesn't use some electronic it gives each year. Interstate 80. Papan denied like radar is dead for this system to catch speeders. Craig countered that it he tried to get the ticket EARLY BIRD Graduate Record Exam year and maybe many Opponents led by Team- was not his goal to use fixed. The CHP said it had . 2. 1979 years to come." sters Union truckers have radar "to write a voided the ticket "Inflation Fighters" ; ; I3 L....nsrnom 003. SJSu By a 7-3 tally, the been able to kill similar tremendous number of erroneously at one point ; '5555 including materials Assembly Transportation measures for several tickets." and later reissued the Committee sent the years. After the hearing, ticket. resolution, HR 12, to The vote came after Papan, who said he drove Ellis and Papan both For further Information: legislative limbo by voting critics denounced the 84,000 miles in the last two promised to try to win DINNERS $495 Office ot IF ducation to send it to a study during measure, by Assemblyman years, denied that the fact support for additional CHP .irn Bldg 136E1 Journalisn. C the interim when the Jim Ellis, R-San Diego, as he had received "my officers in lieu of radar. ONLY... San Jose State University San Jose, CA 95192 (408) 277-2182 Fullerton: 'we cannot wait' 7 DAYS A WEEK (Continued from Page 1) of the future," she said. investiture as "won- she has already served. sr’s CHOICE, 5 P.M. .7 P.M. "Retrenchment," she "The young men and derful." He said the con- "Her dedication is YOUR State University San Jose said, "is the word that women who are graduating tinued success of SJSU beyond question," Ryan FILET OF SOLE BROOK TROUT keeps coming up when this spring will be at the "through tenuous times" said. "Fullerton's concern STRIPS university presidents height of their professional provides an example of is for the student of tom- CHICKEN BREAST CLAM Low Cost gather. It means, literally, careers in the year 2001." "the American dream." morrow." DEEP SEA MARINER'S PLATTER the process of reduction, Among the other Fullerton was ENDEAVOUR STEAK Auto curtailment, excision, speakers to address the presented a special Other dignita ries cutting of expenses." more than 3,000 persons greeting from the state included University of Insurance were CSUC Chancellor legislature by Vasconcellos Santa Clara President, Her description of her Glenn S. Dumke, State and co-authored by all of Father William J. Rewak; tr) retrenchment vision Assemblyman John Santa Clara County's state CSUC Board of Trustees ii. 111.:.‘1 ftwkit;TN. received the only laughter Vasconcellos and A.S. representatives and Chairman Roy T. Brophy; and applause throughout President Maryanne Ryan. senators. University of the Pacific ,Nd!"%err the half-hour speech. President Stanley E. "When someone Calling these times Ryan lauded Fuller- McCaffrey; and Alumni 5600 Stlovons Crook Bled, mentions academic "challenging for higher ton's accessability in the Associaton President CuportIno 996-7087 retrenchment," she said, education," Diunke said short term of presidency Phyllis Simpkins. "I have this mental image President Fullerton's of entire platoons of deans inauguration marked a and faculty members in "significant moment in San insurance full regalia, plying shovels Jose State Unviersity in some castle midden, history." 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