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s..11111 MMIMB, Campus Your wurst lunch Old equipment safety problems missing from continue computer lab By Sallie Mattison Daily stall writer \ 21.11 \ III \ \ k. I newt,. A custodian suffering chest pains atteinoim. I t Shairtion in Tower Hall Wednesday morning I iiilli ,l. 11.11iines 1 s t called for help. I1 V1ov1.1.1 \ .11 l'olido said she did not 1,11, I.. %%II> But no one dialed 911. .41,isiihorn 111e thlest, At1111t1 t4 a lint thes the I liginc 'W11,11114! Hut lit Shortly before 5 a.m. Wednesday. did Earl Sievers. 51, felt pains in his stolen dies 14401,5-41 I ',MI, 1 hal lit it chest, so he called his custodial su- .Ihit ktlilt Is. she said ''110 he pervisor. James Jackson. according (hie 441 the dol. ill ite dies look had to he punch ad, icd. said \Lit that's ss Its those ntis (11.11. t11111pk. to Jackson. an enguieviing ellt111,111011 sseie 1.1k011 Miele as VIC Its,' otliV1 Jackson then called his boss, Leon 141 Vecti :11,00t Itt 11111C1,111 11111 utensils 11.1 \ lo 1111 Waddy. assistant manager of custo- `ta-i.otNi 1.11, Ii it_it h., But they ss dial services. 11 10 Vet 11 AM 1.11,1.! til ...1/11ce.11. I \\Ittlid Jackson said Waddy told him hews taken how Room 117 in I 111111 L.11,1, hat e had to he pusliet1 out there were no university vehicles art available to drive Sievers to the '11'11." Aid' .111114%1 ruotht., emergency room. He said Waddy aii,1 111C.. 11 ,,11,1.1,Ra1. ' 11 .1,,1.11,sk 1 he Cdlids looked like the \ ,t/tilt1 It 'iii IliaC Instil !MI I ol a kit. advised him to call the university po- luii'Act, lice. Jackson did call UPI) on the 1 he onls thing think ot non-emergency line. 1 ,inicone 14)ok thew to gii \\ 1111 .1 "I didn't want San Jose police." iinnlli,'tl thin Si i liVR(;1 IRV Ina. I luvr he explained. "And I was calling from my office. I wasn't near a blue phone." UPI) summoned an ambulance to transport Sievers to Kaiser Medical Drafts finished Center, where he was treated and re- leased. Two weeks ago. rise students took 20 minutes to dial 911 after a 21 -year-old student collapsed during a chemistry test and later died. for child facility Apparently, sonic of the college it \ I at , II Ii ,iui,il ti. 144.- i community still isn't clear on what S1St lii to do in an emergency, said Harold ith the ri cutest , 10,1 care. V. Manson, special projects coordi- t.:, 111 1 'II said Patila iti l'1111 11c, \ 5 kC pre,' las , ’. tl dein :mil child it ,.,...... Ittee chan. nator at UPD. He said he was sur- she thilt1 entet and situ( she behest's ilie nustees will prised that the custodial department 4t.iiii ii ''..11,1 the I iii its 'ii ii plop4,4,41. did not use the 911 line. 1111- p5 '' '0111'11' suppoit the 'st slauuutis " 1 his is linalls hapticuing.' l'lul- "Custodians used to be our front- 11i lips We in, su, liii k it, liaise line of defense," he said. "They H110114,11 and the \ Sul the siippoii ol hesident I'Illleruiiii is were here at all hours of the day and dents still piesent the 111.1..101 .11 ttell as the suppot I ot the A.S. presi- night. They were always around Chill:0111e .111.1 p1:111 :11 .1 C:111 dent this seal when something happened. They tt11.111:1 1.11.. I iIiS''?',Il pin.liminais iii iii outlining the were the ones who would call." Ii 11,1,,, l'10:1111:' 111 1.11111.11% nIuulu'n, until Dialing 911 from any university and s15155. plan the extension will connect to UPI) dis- ,111.' 1,14 it' itaiistotn. the 1,14 Ipoke.1 ,t'111,1 it ,is tl1.1 , 11 up by prope.it i ins patch, Manson said. Dialing 7 to get ..t1t. ,e111.1 .111d [smell Shoodan duet:toy it Ii s's SS.uIiItii' 1111(1 an outside line and then 911 v. ill still .11e .1111/1.1 ,11 I tetelopment Centei. 11111,-1 ton \At.) .1 .1 i1In 1,111ril.11 : 111;11 It ring in UPD dispatch, he said. i ewe, on .111,1 San S.11 \\ 11, will, 1 ,.1,10i 'Calling the dispatch extension than Haer Daily staff photograph'', 1924-22221 still pie, through to dis- 11111C111, \ Items'1 s Allti .1.11 I 11, 1111 \ t..11, 1 . 1,111 \ iii patch.' ' Manson said. "But that's Greg Barnett. a senior studying German. cuts toherfest held at the barbecue area. Barnett is t lie links of knack w tirst and weissviurst fur their /k - also the president of SJSC's l:ermania Club. did1,1 lilt, lo sISI hut Oleic ale still 114 See SAFETY, hack page 1 k1151,. t'o' VA( // it t\ft Campus building renovation dependent on proposition
By Dan Turner I" '''"u1". "1 Ii u11114111 e 5 1, Daily staff writer Opponents say measure would benefit small group at expense DI taxpayers pliwett .1 mato, Three campus renovation projects Building. which w ill cost about Die west 'sing 01 1)ss ight tientel C,M1C1 Ail, its mat st. s slated to begin next semester will be $564.000, rent's alum nit Dwight Hall, which houses the OppOtletitS to l'1011 m. V.11.1ke 'mm limit's Ill oldtil canceled if California voters oppose Hemel Hall, at a cost of S3.4 mil- department. was closed iii 111sh he mess'. are represented by I iheitat lair I Proposition 78 this November. lion, and expansion 01 the Central cause it contains ashesti is l’a11 members Sam (list' and Mai t Plant to pros ide Limited water and air ballot Prop 78 is a $64,X) million measure ()titer students hi, Lens in the state's i. in lion, ate t conditioning lot the eampus, might he a little 1101 5.it that would fund the construction ot at tor the November sits lion Ilit' .11151:1 .I mn. t111.111, t' uncle' Ills collai this spring if funds about $1.5 million. onlv a small group still hcl,-..1,1 I/1,11 i \ 1,111111, ',"1, 1,o111 ol classrooms, libraries and 'Amato aren't mask as ailatile tor the expan 1..11 'lawn.' des eloped a tall ss hile tlic Lit eel glom. 101/11111 1. ill ries at state colleges and universities -We slim of the funding, fol., 11. 11 list Ille I telle1.11 I 1111d 11..111 l sine. Ii. in the esent it doesn't go the Central Plant tithed 444 using General Obligation Bonds. back yet oh California taxpaseis us 11. 11il 010\01,11nd dd.! through.- said Peggy Asuncion. di -People are Ill,111e tin he un- foot the hill. tAlit,11111ii IsI,elaw nal The initiative has the bipartisan rector ot spate management lin the comfortable with the la,k rit ad- 'Vslis should taspas et. he lith 4,1 A clape ui th, governor and the state support of the office tit tat:1101es and development. equate \ suncion 5,1151. Ii, suhsithie the edmation i.t 1 '111,1 spend if,. 1 pei..cia . I in. I.egislature. 'It's goilie in he sery hard on "We can't cool all the buildings 4)11 elite gioup tteacheis. . ....nines Olt tioilds arc re- The three affected projects people in the WWII:111.m department campus ;is it is the esisling tors, cligineets. business 1,C1,1l .1,111 ,1f1111,1111112 P1111, 11,1 ol the Old St etice construction if that happens.' she said. tem. let alone new buildings like the la k e1,1, (inw and l'. RI \ fIf 14 I41% AIDS-related death Service held for professor in Golden Gate Park Do I hear .
By Martin Cheek hem I, said Rohe' la I sIi nitssii but at the end 'a tall sumo. Daily staff writer pational theiaps uulst I lit liii 'He was (et 10)47. he realued that hp. tailing Gregory Stone, an assistant pro very piupul.ui lIe tsas idlyperson- health would not allow him hi con lessor in SJSU's occupational the- able, easy to get .1101'1.2 ss ith unite to do his best and keep up with rapy department. died Sept 11 in San Stone's stork in the occupational the tigoious demands ot his teaching Francisco of con iplications related to therapy department its1 01 \ 0,1 hands schedule AIDS. on instruction. but I's lei said this As future health workeis. theie Stone had been diagnosed with never pulsed a problem w miii the de- is no doubt that al some point sou AIDS two years ago. hut continued partment or administainiiii will have to deal is ith this disease teaching until January, said Depart- "You don't get 'ill)". horn touch- and its devastating Oleos tilt the pa ment Chair 1,elal.lorens. ing an AIDS paticIa. slue said tient and the patient's supi,,,it Thirty students attended Stone's ' 'The only way you s ml u eel 511)5 is group. memorial service in the Shakespeare through tratrillittilitilll ot hi 'us il Killingsworth concluded the lettei Garden in Golden Gate Park. Ho ids... by sti. trig. "I ni afraid that in the rens said. "He was a wi mderful teaehei ." next few months. our own little the Everyone attending the service said Anne Alan Rae, an occupational rapeutic llllll will be tested I held a balloon. The Gay Band of San therapx instills'1111 .( ;WV Is pitted hope we can iespond to each ',Mei Francisco played the song "San the is pc tit tacit Its menthe, win, sup- ss ith undetstanding. suppot I and ported Ill Francisco." At the end, the balloons Gregory Stone his fellow teachets a lot tt. It " were released. 1111.11 It Sim ways. etnotionall especialls Stone held at bachelor \ degree m "He lived in San Francisco and he She said he had "a great sense of tine arts, at eertif wale ut oc,opatitmal felt very close to the city and the mem. humin He could always put things therapy and at mastei's degiee ed people." 1.1orens said. ''He died at "Why do I think he was popular in perspective." ucation. 19[15 to 19(i9. he sersed ii home. He wanted to be at home and with the students.'" Llorens asked In a September newsletter distrib- From Stiolvviri 11,-1,1%, stall piiiitngtriplifil he had very good care The best that "Because he cared. He took time uted to students in the department. the Air Force as an occupational the is available... with psi )ple and showed he cared Am!, K ullmuugssstii ill. an occupational raps technician. ProproD 1111Ticcr Dan Sort aucti llll 14111. Ink', fur the campus Many students and colleagues and let them know that. therapy insti out, . wrote. 'Greg He began teaching at SJSU as a trust I I. SI cao lull will be .riartall to ..lialcoas !In ugh liked Stone, she said. None of his You could always depend on was on lease last semester. He tried full-time. temporary faculty member scholar%hips students could he reached for cm- him to take the students' needs to to continue teaching tor as long as See DEATH, but A pap Page 2 Friday, October 14, l9/Spartan Daily
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Vic Spartan Vogler Thanks for the anarchy an American, I'm used to people asking me Asfor money. Bums. banks, Time magazine Daily `.1 and Sally Struthers in that whiny. little voice she uses for the Christian Children's Fund. Published for VAT the University ScCIRE1 In Canada, on the other hand, people tend to and the University Community provide money instead of asking for it. Hospitality by the Department of Journalism is the unwritten law. and Mass Communications When I visited Ontario in August. I met Since 1934 EvERY DAY. AND THEN THE TEST someone with no use for hospitality or any kind of law. Our worlds came together on a Toronto street WL WLDE Lila A DiDN'T FAN ASK corner. WE.LL- 0114D MAcHiNE.. ABOUT THE PLEDGE. "Can you spare any change'?" she asked me. "Sorry. I don't have any," I said. No lie. I had Hearing the world hills, but I wanted to find a sidewalk cafe, drink a beer and read my Rolling Stone in peace. She 5- moaned and turned away. in my own way With wealth, culture and racial harmony, Toronto is the American dream and then some. I ho e to hear birds chirping. w :net till k Imp and Panhandlers are scarce. ' r. rustling. That's what made her such an oddity. She I couldn't always hear these things. looked ragged enough, with her vacant expression I'm hearing impaired. and torn black jeans. But she was also young and she stumbled into my paradise'? Since birth, a telephone has sounded like a muffled pretty. How had rattle. Footsteps came across like clomping. The full. Drb it ASK, Al3ocT When I approached her. she didn't recognire brassy tones of Big Band music blared like a baby FOREIGN COMPETITION' - me. hanging pots and pans. "Spare any change'?" With hearing aids tucked inside my ears, though. I "You already asked me." can hear everything better than the average person. In She smiled. "Well. I can ask you again." fact. I often have to turn down the cashew -shaped Letters to the Editor But now I had a question: Where was she from devices because everything comes in too clearly. and why was she begging'? When I cook, a spoon scraping the bottom of a "San Francisco. I need busfare so I can get out pan grates like bulldozer tearing up a street. Five Bush is the man for me ers, becoming president of our coun- of here." Dorm policies absurd she had attended the "Anarchists' o'clock traffic passing my house roars like the Indy 500. try. What kind of secret government She said F.dttor. Unconvention" a week or so earlier. That The pitter-patter of my little ones feet thunder like a Editor. could he construct as the leader of a In a recent mandatory meeting. I explained a few things. I offered to buy her a beer. herd of elephants. I was shocked and appalled at superpower? was confronted with the new resi- If the SJSU campus community We sat in a sidewalk cafe and talked. "Lana" But growing up. I refused to wear hearing aids. Mark Crook's letter tin Tuesday's Spartan Daily ) Give people a little dence hall policy drawn up by Ben- doesn't like what I've written to you. (that sounds like the name she gave me) slept in The doctors had outfitted me with an antiquated hunk bit of education and the first thing jamin McKendall, acting director of then I suggest they watch the film for alleys or with friends when she could find them. of electronic rubber that hung over, around and in my they do is attack sonic member of the University Housing Services. The themselves in order to form a rebut- San Francisco was her home, but she had no home ear. It always made my ear ache and I detested the curi- Republican Party. policy states that residents can't have tal argument. "Coverup" may not there. ous stares it brought. Whenever people noticed I was Imagine the nerve of Mr. Crooks overnight guests of the same or op- sway votes. but it may give an other- Lana called herself an anarchist. She hated the wearing it, they would comparing our own George Bush to posite sex, whether they be from an- wise apathetic citizen incentive to rich, the Establishment and just about everything shout at me as though I a known fascist like Benito Musso- other hall or not, in their dorm rooms vote. else in society. She despised Toronto. still couldn't hear. lini. during the school week or weekend. "Coverup" is playing at Camera "It's all yuppies and condos," she said. "And I think there should be a 24-hour they'? Are So, as with any Mussolini has nothing on Bush. 3, only two blocks away from cam- you never see any children. Where are police officer to make sure that peo- they hiding them'?" shortcoming. I tried to Did Benito ever betray his country pus, until Thursday. Go see it with a by selling arms to a known enemy? ple who enter the halls are either of- friend. I sure couldn't see any. compensate. Most of ficial residents or guests who should But I still love Toronto. Next to San the time people did not Did he ever use millions of lire to Sheila Jimenez be checked in. Senior Francisco ironically it's my favorite city. realize I was hard of bribe an enemy power into holding Italian citizens hostage for any The ideas of having limited visits English And until then. I had never heard anyone criticize hearing. They just amount of time, never mind 72 per semester and having your guest's it. thought I was strange. "extra" days. I.D. be taken is absurd. "It's racially relaxed," I said. If the new policy goes into In fourth grade. Mussolini never had 'I .000 points effect. Animal rights ignored Racism abounded. Lana replied. I believe this would only heighten "It's really clean." Mrs. Schuyler called on of light." but our George does. (Per- Editor, Sallie Mattison the assaults, rather than subdue "I'd call it sterile." me to summarize a haps he was looking at Ronnie's Regarding the them. recent letters to the Don't misunderstand. This wasn't like arguing. book I was reading for birthday cake.) editor about the I hope the members of the Univer- cruel treatment of Lana challenged my beliefs without really trying. English. All I caught was "sum" and "book." By the time Mussolini was exe- animals at rodeos, sity Housing Service reconsider this I would like to re- Call it drug-induced or just plain cynical. but her I started reciting my answers to the addition prob- cuted, he was involved in only a few spond in defense new policy. of the animals. attitude fascinated me. She shifted easily from the lems in my math workbook. She waited patiently until I wars and coups. George Bush has Serena Kelly Young Griffith in her Sept. 22 let- political to the practical. had a hand in more wars and coups ter states that the was done, then asked what that had to do with the Senior cowboys and cow- Lana's most practical problem now, aside from than "you could shake a stick at," to girls use dull spurs Encyclopedia Brown book I was supposed to have read. Graphic Design and fleece-lined finding a place to sleep, was how to make Toronto use one of the Veep's favorite bucking straps that cause Vainly. I tried to cover up by saying that the book no pain. a distant memory. She said she'd lost her plane phrases. How would she know was about a bully who always made the class math whiz how the an- ticket and needed money for busfare. To give Mark some credit, Benito imal feels'? do his homework for him. Has she ever had a buck- We finished our beers and I had to leave. I gave and George do have some points in You should go see it ing strap tied to It was a nice try, but the teacher moved me to the her abdomen or had Lana some money and told her to call if she ever common. but these are trivial. dull Editor, spurs jabbed into her sides'? I came to San Jose. She thanked me and smiled. The front of the class where she could keep a better eye on For example. Mussolini's troops would I saw the film "Coverup-Behind like Serena to take 20 seconds thanks were mutual. me. and I could keep a better ear on her. did slaughter thousands of civilians the Iran-Contra Affair." in out of her life to Berkeley imagine what it I left for the subway. As I waited for the train, When I was 10, my mother told me to lock the in Abyssinia. Likewise, George's over the weekend. I would be like to be a appreciate the rodeo animal. Lana walked past me again with no recognition. door. I thought she said to mop the floor. Then she "freedom fighters" are murdering attention the Spartan Daily has given These defenseless creatures are When I said "hi." she told me I'd left my credit yelled at me because I hadn't yet learned to wring out innocents in Nicaragua. the film. Making jabbed with spurs, more people on strangled and card at the cafe. the mop. So I got in trouble for doing the wrong thing. But what did Mussolini ever do this campus aware of the facts be- given electric shocks. For example, After I raced back and recovered my plastic, the about communism, Mark? George is hind the CIA's covert actions in the calf-roping event, And then I got in trouble for doing the wrong thing the abroad the calf is waitress asked me if I knew Lana. not only furthering communism in will give running as fast as wrong way. SJSU students and faculty it can trying to es- "Not really," I said. some countries, he is solidifying it in something more important to con- cape as it is lassoed and A friend once asked me to meet her at Tom's car. I violently "Well, she stole $40 from a table." others. sider than debate theatrics when they flipped into the air, often thought she said to meet her at Todd's bar (a local meat resulting in I don't know why I felt shocked. I thought we And drugs. What did Mussolini vote next month. serious injury. These animals market in that particular town). It was two hours, four should had found a common ground of trust and decency. I ever do about drugs'? Ever since If the interviews, not be forced to endure drinks and three propositions later that I realized she documents, and such agony regretted giving her any money. George Bush took over the "war newspaper articles used in the film for entertainment. wasn't coming. When I came down from my pedestal. I realized against drugs" campaign, the price tell a true story, and I have no reason Every humane society in the she could have stolen my card. Trust can be I also went around for years thinking I was pledg- of most imported drugs has dropped to believe otherwise, United States has condemned the the CIA's in- selective. ing allegiance to the flag of an invisible nation. significantly. volvement in Iran was nothing less rodeo. It's time to retire it to the his- Besides. I can think of worse ways to part with My most notable misunderstanding, though, was in So lay off George Bush. He may than immoral. The picture painted is tory books. money. Like sending Sally Struthers a check out of junior college, where I transformed a major blunder into be a traitor, a liar and a thief, but horrifying. Perhaps even more horri- Ron Smith guilt instead of decency. a school tradition. he's "number one" in my book. It's fying is the possibility of George Junior people with consciences and morals Vic Vogler is the Copy Editor. I edited the weekly campus news bulletin. One Bush. one of the scandal's key play- Business like Mark Crooks who make me week I actually found myself done well before deadline, sick. which was great because I had a date that night that I David Kinnear was in a hurry to get home and prepare for. Just as I Senior was ready to walk out the door, the phone rang. lath It was Marilyn. the student council advisor. She begged me to add two more items to the newsletter. aug .e_ en G_ eorge. said it was Christmas One was concerning a field trip planned for the follow- Lockheed keeps peace Thv I b ing weekend. The other was about the nominations for Editor, that year's Homecoming Queen and War King that As a participant in Lockheed's on needed to be in by a certain date. campus interviews last week. I It was the first time I'd ever heard of a War King. would like to inform Jerry Lawler Cursing the tales that were not going to let me get that I am aware of the destructive home early because of this last-minute request. I scrib- power of a Trident missile and I bled the information on scratch paper. don't need any lessons from him in nuclear strategy. Two days later the phone rang. It was Marilyn. I think a lot of people are sick of She was laughing so hard I laughed, too. the incredible condescending self- I asked her what was so funny. She gasped out righteousness that groups such as his something about the bulletin, and finally managed to exhibit toward the rest of the popula- 'explain that she must have had marbles in her mouth. tion with the implicit assumption . What she'd said was "Homecoming Queen and/or that they are the only ones who know Xing," not "and War King." or care about the potential horrors of I was mortified. All my life I had usually managed nuclear war. Ito talk my way out of these blunders. But this time it They think they alone are in pos- session of the high ground of altr- aN there in cold print. I didn't think anyone would buy global awareness, compassion the ii must have been a typo" line, either. uism. and, perhaps most audacious of all, Students applauded this The campus went crazy. sanity. The rest of us are only "suf- break from sexism into the frontier of equal rights. The fering from a lack of knowledge," whole story came out on the front page of the Western else we would surely be out there Press, the campus newspaper. To add injury to insult, I manning the tables with them. was the editor of the Western Press at the time. and my Sorry to disagree, Mr. Lawler, but staff had gone behind my hack to get the story out. I happen to believe that Lockheed is Ten years later, they still have a War King. an honorable company. I believe sin- Since then, I've learned to appreciate my electronic cerely that what Lockheed and other ears. defense contractors are doing is con- tributing to. rather than detracting from the peace and security of this Forum Policy country and the rest of the planet. Let us try to obtain a balanced ed- Letters to the editor must bear the writer's ucation about these important mat- ters and not make the mistake of fall- name, major, phone number and class level. ing for the spoon-fed naivetes of the Deliver letters to the Daily office on the hucksters of peace second 11()or of Dwight Bentel Martin Petter, Hall or to the A KINDER , GENTLER FORM Ir? Senior uwvECISAL ?HEM ...4WD Student Union information desk. OF CNARAcTER Business Administration &H19fa THE 6'4FE4LD Ass AssINATI ON Spartan Daily/Friday. October 14, MS Heavy breathing Pub features more sports By Stan Carlberg if I'll pia!, there again ( I :liege cam- Daily staff writer 'We want to get puses are my (as unit' audiences If This semester. the Spartan Puh the situation came up. I would like to sss itching from modem niusn. away from last plav more sports coverage and a xx ide: M.O. said she thinks the qualii. variety of music. semester and open of the hands might sutler if Pub rrfti "Change is healthy,' assistant chits don't seek out entertainers. manager Steve Doo said. "We V. Jill things up.-' "I 'Mess the!, go after them to get away from last semestei and Steve Doo, (bands I. nobody xx ill higher going to open things up, attracting different assistant manager fs.iti Ii a hand that's not good.- she types of people." said. "11 you want good entertain- Entertainment planned for the se- 'It's great to get g I1,14:al enter- ment, you have to go after it. Only mester includes weekly amateur tainment.** she said. ' But I don't amateur hands will come to you to nights. .iazz and modern music on know if it will attract the different get the exposure Thursdays. types of groups. Former Pub entertainment director The Pub's management no longer "Because there's beer, the pub Paul Goa/ believes Doo's idea ot recruits hands Instead, it relies on a has an atmosphere of being rowdy. expanding the audience is good. but student suggestion box at the food People don't want to mellow out says similar efforts have failed int* counter Bands can bring a tapes of when they come here at nights. past. their music to he ev revved, That's why I don't think it would he "We tried it before, but we had to "It's really loose right now,- popular with the mellow jazz crowd drop them because they just didnft Doo said. "Because we're just get- and others. - go riser NCH:. GOelt/ said. "SO 'WS ting off the ground. We really en- So far, the suggestion box has went hack to the format that worked courage feedback. brought a variety of pimps for Doo the best Rob Beach - Daily staff photographer "Recently. we've got a demand and Pub Manager Nina Kalmoutis to Along 45 oh the image change, the for softer types of music and top-40. review. Puh is tiv mg to obtain satellite Students in I,en Kravitz's 1)ria Aerobics class shape. The class is offered through the Human So that's where we're heading. Some entertainers who have dishes for broader sports 4:overage. sweat it out at 7:311 a. iii. in an attempt to keep in Performance department. We're here (or the students played the Pub in the past. such as A, its own sporting event. the Pub The thought of trying new ideas is Frank Joseph and Sw mg Party may 11,155 features a Master Shot basket- exciting for Dixi. But students may not perform there this semester. Un- ball 11.1111e . feel differently.. aware of the new process, sonic acts "We also hope to give the Pub -a Nuclear plant delays may pose risks Kristin Feria:1k. a junior majoring have expected someone to approach sports-bar image.- he said. "By. in nursing. said the idea is good, but them. adding new items, we hope to have "I haven't heard from them yet,’ pet iple ci iiiic iii itid participate as WASHINGTON (API - A pro- government has and needs, or when 1954. have closed down doesn't know if students will go for been since Joseph said ’ So I don't e en know well as hose tim longed delay in restarting nuclear a shortage would become critical. August for safety and maintenance it. weapons reactors could jeopardize In a related development, Energy checks, and Herrington announced national security, say Pentagon offi- Department spokeswoman Gail new operating procedures to reduce cials who expressed relief at an En- Bradshaw said tests showed no the danger of a mishap. ergy Department announcement that health threat to three workers ex- Bug hunter follows coakroach trail to treasure it planned to resume production of posed to radiation at a nuclear weap- The Energy Department manufa, tritium early next year ons facility, the Rocky Flats pluto- tures nuclear warheads for the Penta \119 I API Kenneth tioning sill ho:auro: it looked buggy person makes a v alid clami ' it "Obviously, the sooner the better nium processing plant in Golden. gon, and its Savannah River reactors Lams discover of a hidden \7S,- under there the true owner has not claimed. it as far as we are concerned,- a Pen- Colo.. on Sept. 29. The plant has are the sole source of plutonium and 31111 ticastue xx hit. following a trail When I ain stuck a mirror into the w ithin 50 days . tagon official said Wednesday. been closed by the government for tritium for bombs. of km, ':15 has otticials bugged. air conditioning vent to check on Receipts trom a Chicago restatl empe otticials have been unable xx hat was inside. he sm.% a %%like. rant %vele found in the hag. hut that "Tritium is absolutely essential for safety reasons. Herrington told a congressional to decide w hi, should get the money dusty bag. led in scsiigators nowhere. Ins estIga- the production of warheads- on Energy Secretary John S. Herring- panel last Feb. 23 that "we are and have asked the Superior Court to 'I thought it was a bag ot toys tors also contacted several prev nn us modern thermonuclear weapons, ton, seeking to defuse criticism of awash in plutonium." said the official. speaking on condi- lax safety standards at nuclear facili- make the decision. sonic chiklren had left. because it owners and renters of the house,. but 25, Carle tion that his name not be used. ties, announced Tuesday that one of A delay of several years in renew- t,ruin, said he found the money was quite heav y he said. nobody knew. where the money "If (the reactors) are not started three tritium-producing reactors at ing the production of tritium is possi- June 12 w Iii le hunting hugs in his It v.as full of $10. $20. $50 and Intro Lain still for several years. then we might the Energy Department's Savannah ble because of problems at Savannah rented home here. $100 hills Fitly days went by. but begin to have trouble, said the River Plant. in Aiken, S.C., will River. The government does not v, is List getting some chores "You're tilled with adrenalin.- could riot celebrate. landlord filed a claim witfi source. Officials at the Defense and begin "a phased start-up" in De- plan to start construction of a new done and I (limn*. I’m really going he said oh his reaction. "You're His s. Tempe police. saving that because Energy Departments said that for se- cember. culminating in January. generation of nuclear weapons reac- to get these gri said the account shaking all user. on his prop curity reasons they could not specify The three reactors at Savannah tors until the early 1990s for comple- executive tor a credit bureau. "I de- Under Arizona law. Tempe is re- the money was found belonged to him. the exact amount of tritium that the River, first brought into operation in tion around the turn of the century. cided to spray under the air-condi- quired to give the money to "any erty. it SpartaGuide
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I Nudger.. I.A. the past two seasons, couldn't hit. held. oi t 110.s I resume ollitli) I to relief also play pitch. Theu said Big West =11 the dean ot maim league 'km:wets. dirk t lime the tlittlis illini to lead the team any IlltHe 14111 1 01111(1) 1110 et1 111C111 %tong vt ith a little vvlieelinr., and -dealing horn evecutive vice president for win-starved Spartans heti Claire Claire is is instrumental in biliwing John Shelby. It s 1 barren Sabedra 1 mi I ediu . 1 lin liel,:her. Alfredo Griffin. lauthuIs son, Gilbert said. ell. Jessie ( host o .ind Kirk tirbson to I A writer SJSU quarterback Kett LUIZ has Ills' Spaitali toOthall 'We could be Ile was also smart enough to keel, leenlai. 1,ke team will re- practiced all viteek and is ready to I ).ti i eit Sabecira Steve Sav, Mike Alaishall and Mike SLuusLl.i \soh tli,. sume Big West play Saturday at the play. Gilbert said. I 'inicisitN of playing the school team. 1111 one thing "He's in a 14)t better shape." Gil- The Dodgers detinitely have been the stint in Ill inind a %kin bert said. "He's been throwing the 19814. 5I51 1 5 on the year. definitely of the blind and it hall this v.eek.’ The Dodgers proved me right %%mil be looking towards upcoming It was great to see lasinda rebound to VuitI his Tut/ left shoulder vvas bruised in league opponent. Utah State and would be hard to pi il 4 fourth NI t.111 III his I SC.IS1t11s as inanaget I a . 1 iesito State \\hen they meet the Ti. the Stanford game. The SJS1.1 quar- : I staled at the Pi ice (lub's line of televisions and sorda had taken so much lieat the past tuto season. look past them. We terback had been bothered by a v:diclied Stets. Sas lead ott the I9J04 1)0,1geis season when the INiLlgeis %%ere. simply put. multi! 1, -Is. 015,11 5. at ." p.m. in Stockton. slightly-sepal:nett lett shoulder, hut oh LA's record the tvoi years AJ(. 71 )4,1 I Ike I said, %%hell 1-5. that injury is better. Gilbert said. It 5 11.11,1 to look past anybody.- just have to take it 1 he Nast gat I 05 Angeles a I lead mei the de MC. I've sailed it solve a happened. means Anti SJS11 running hack J,,IliIlIl John- s.ISI 41,9,9v-due hack flesh Colar ictiding %1 estei ii I h% ision champion (riants Jack Clark. k was the slogger V. liii ended the son, \s hit leads the Spai tans %%1111 10 1 tinned to on, blend. ut ho happens to he a Giants Dodgers dream of winnow the 1 11851 pennant us 1111 said 'We could he playing the one step at a time.' touclidout ns, is also injury -free sshoot 01 the blind and it would he tam arid ii iiui huh that it's going to he the Dodger's mammoth home run of t el ICS si 111111 Niedent lie! 1 % heading into Saturday 's game. 11,a d to look past them. - Hesh Colar, ten Ile laughed hadn't been the same sint-e On defense. !OP plays fairly con- 10.1 lime to take it tune 1 Ater that spring clay. :Oki the ( ;Lints had rallied liiit all of that .% s lited Weduesda step Spartan defensive back servative Ill the middle of the field dt a time hi beat the 1)04.1geis. I 5;1%1 Ill\ Ii ieiisl again. He told The Dodgers V. ill 115 CI 111C \lets IS is lust evain Gilbert saitl. %lid the nest step is the Tigers, 111C "II's the same or thing Hie (iiants Vu in. and the pie of how I. Vs made a 9111 degie4: nil natound tu 11,i ninny problems lust "In the critical /one (inside the C)llulLiu'is lose Game 7 'a is a denionstiation II?him the Dodge's laugh no,, a thi ing Lust like ilie tills Rainbow third quarter. Hawaii beat 201. they. Hit/ lot of people from a 1 ook his have played Ill big games .111 sC.IS1111 I \ 1
players in the country SJSI' tailback Johnio, Johnson Spikers suffer 11.111,111,1115 second Berkeley ranks foilith at all pin season loss In pose running. eighth Ill sLIll lit.' .11111 I 1 III III ICt.il SIC11 receiici Ks III 15 ,111'. Is SJSU challenges Cal's momentum and enthusiasm 1.1111,Cd 51 111 II:111011.W \ III I51.e11 1101IN 11.111S Its 11.1t1 Ills 1111111 stmight Stan I 1111111 I isa \t,. led the the end, we lust couldn't pick up the 1011 Sat Ulda\ 10 1.Iki t 111 111C I III \ CI MI plus aids iecei ing game 1,1 Heats 51111 kills. hile teammate pace to get Onngs 111C 1. I III the season Saturday against Stan I .I1 the III NI III IC 1111s IIIC 1 11 lam belle had 25 kills In the final game. the Bears went told . ‘.1 .1 toile% ball team lost tv... 55 I ell tough all night.- Cal after it and easily defeated the Spar- Spartan quarterbask Ken lin/ 1111\C games ILO .I.I1 II 1 1.1 e I)e( 111101 said. tans IS -S. -HELP WANTED- is I 701 in Reggie liot-toti the coUilt II. In passing \ net a disappointing loss to Cal hot, "It was important for us to get our et ticiency and 19th in total of- St as. 1 ong licaLli Ilil Satinday. the w momentum going into the final tense . . . 11..11 1.1115 101111(1 \ Cs Ill 111C needed I, Iheat them game, DeGroot said. "I wasit.i SJSU Notes on a scoresheet head coach Claude Gil- t;011111111 .1t2.1111 attel 1 iiesrliiv Once games. the Spartans cumfident we were going to win until bert is still concerned about the night's match against 1 Berke's.% ahead iii the !mash 2-1. But ut L. got 14 points. You can't be when %fie! the 5.151 football team's ['tidied offerislue line. de- Spartans loss 1 " 1 1 III ill s h1111 111 gainc. the I iolcleti Bears you're playing a team like San Jose sonsecimues utecks it mis- spite f. \lark Fiedrick making his I (1- I-1. 1-1 l(i,unslS IS didn't sin nulled 11,11ws vmming a 1 h- Hut once we did. I takes. 111111155 is. penalties and tell comort- hist start last v.eek prise 5151 Heas1 Coach 11151 51,11 I I 11.111 1,11,1 able." Jose losses. look 1,11 II 10 lICIC.11 Frederick Mexican had been sidelined t_'111115.1 I 11.11 5. 1111C ,is detinitely the Montgomery said he thought the Restaurant 1 111SCISII \ .11 this season because of a leg III .. I 'Set rood of the match." lk- Spartans' destiny was in their MA II Cantina & Taqueria .11 11.111 III S1051.1011 1111 . 1 51 \ .11111 kept C1.111111,2 :1111'1 ;111.1 ;1ot And it %Sas an C1111 - hands. .111,1 IT. .21 \ C 1111 Bus Persons iii ItIC.1 110\k' (.011,111er Yourself a sei 111051. IIS 0111... Ile salt' 111111.11 one toll We adnisted our "The match v.a. deiermined Int I Ill 111111;2, ILLS C g1 ,111t.! hiur sollege tootkill tan it \ Olt k !lett Food Servers The Spartans lound menisci1 blocking %sell and kept a balanced at- how we played." he said.13111 111C Sp.111.111s. 110111 SiStI 1 S. I Ja,1111 l'OP's starting 1,, tack 11E11 kept 1.15 on top." since we Cocktail Servers Ill down earls in the match 511e1 couldn't get things going in mid 1 1 )I1 t 1 -5. 1 "!I enter Sat - quarterback . ing f list game. lit', CI Ills' Spartans battled back from a the fifth game, we didn't do what it Bartenders tomes( suit!) identical It's hard to believe. hut the col seelllet.1 to legani the spunk Mel I 1 ' deficit, but couldn't take ad - took to win. 'LL'! ill ILLIlIR lege basketball season is au 1150 Murphy Ave San Jose ead% net-sled to stay in the matcit. 1:1,,4,.1115111 I'. the score. "They're a good team. hId II s I lt2C1 S 11.1 \ C 1101 hall .1 si in upon Li'. . At the corner of Brokaw & hail the momentum and ell 55 to find the combo played hard and never quit. Cal de nine season ...init.. 11)71 October IS marks the begin thiisiasin that use souldii I mid the that 55 \yolk tor us, hut served to win." Old Oakland Rd. Rig West Lontelelice gaille of mug of basketball practice tot all mane mai, h.- \i,iribgu Ill 1515 5.11,1 11,11111t. ' Montgomery said. "In The Spartans will travel to Stock - the %seek I !NI. 1 2-1 1/ 111151S 1'1.111 NCAA team. 437-1986 St i'lll hit the top spot For the serious college hoop With ,1 vs in over OP, the tan. I recommend visiting youi Spartans could moue into secontl local supermarket and grabbing a the 1 plaLe in the Big West copy of 1.hck Vitale's Pro College 5151 ' has %ion the last tour Basketball Annual . . I BRING THIS COUPON IN I meetings hem een the tvm Vitale may come across as a and get... teams little eccentric on television. hut Atter a brutal ill in the guy knouts Lollege basket- sthedule. S.'S"' vt ill finally get a ball . 1 ONE bleak he Spartans play their A itale’s top 711 picks include DARES YOU to do .1 loneliest Li 'II games illtah Fl NI V at No -4 and Stanford at Sine and Fresno Stato at NII I S plike is Vitale's No I home pick FREE It ina% not have looked ___-- like it S.ISI men's basketball tel is ANYTHING FOR last %seek. hut the Spartan offense piekeil to finish 515th III the Big has some ol the top skill -position West A GRAND 1 ADMISSION STRANGE BEHAVIOR PAYS! to the... DO the Wit Dt- Si thing you can think of and.. [WHEN ITS TERM PAPER TIME GET RICH! COMPUTEP WEPX CAN HELP, It's the decline of western civilization SPECI ALS for the sake of monetary gain. [1 Disk Holders $5.99 1IWIN1 $10009-2 THE EASY WAY!BE STUPID. 11 Mouse Pads $5.99 SALES name age I ANY FRIDAY OR SATURDAY IN OCTOI1ER I SERVICE I [13.5 Floppy Disk (Sony) $19.99 1 SUPPORT 1 phone number I Don't forget! 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Even boosters concede there are delmo and that is aimed at turning the lk- support services, many potential obstacles to the suc- b pression-era system into a gateway cess of the Family Support Act: day t to the workforce. and the parent care shortages, sagging economies -. -rani ti For the first time, under the bill in some states, work requirements President Reagan signed Thursdas. must strive for that will einer only a fraction of wel- t p '':n; afternoon, states will be required to fare parents by 1995 - about 400.- offer people on welfare a broad vari- (XX) people in any given month. 20 ety independence. of education, training and work percent of those who would he eligi- Skibblefritz Michael Sherman programs. home. And non-custodial fathers ble. Mothers of young children will be will face new pressure for child sup- But with $3.3 billion flowing to the required to participate. They'll retain port payments, w ith states required the states over a five-year phase-in 1 426 5r1ROCIT? 4;1,1 Pi OA medical coverage for a year if they to identify more of them and auto- period, they think they can make SHOT IWO k c4OESS find a job. And they'll be far more matically. withhold payments from fundamental improvements in Aid to 9A45 Act, likely to get child support payments. their wages. Families with Dependent Children. 1/40) All states will have to provide at Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan. I/- the existing federal -state welfare WEN IS M1/41 q6ttr. least some cash benefits to families N.Y.. its chief architect, has culled program serving 3.7 million fami- tAY 51111. 2) tax ith unemployed fathers living at the hill "the most important legis- lies. Thwpcz rzETTY Donations to U.S. churches declining 011 NEW YORK (API - Americans s. !Id . the repon That shrank to 2.79 percent by 1985. generally are richer, with more It's appal ently difficult to con- Nevertheless, the average per ca- " tor money to spend on extras, but since most chinch members that pita amount given, in terms of con- the they're giving a smaller proportion "meeting domestic and world needs stant 1982 dollars, was up from $247 Greg Beda ti a of it to their churches. in Jesus' name is as satisfying as tak- in 1968 to $296 in 1985. Among Zeke & Goulash the That's the central finding of a ins a beloved pet to a doggie restau- evangelical denominations, the latest the broad study comparing real income rant or even buying cut flowers." it per capita was slightly more $306 1 HAVE A CONFESSION -ro MAKE, IT'S A nomornoss. TAPE THAT'S OH NO' r GAVE A COPY of IT (GOULASH! THAT TAPE Of 'NEW-AGE" SUPPOSED TO HELP IMPROVE TO MS real gains, adjusted for YOUR LEWIS! SHE SAID SHE'S inflation and says. "However, as a starting point. Among Catholics, average per ca- OWE MUSIC I GAVE YOU HAS GRADES! 714E HIDDEN MESSAGES SAY GOING TO LISTEN TO IT WHILE taxes, with changes in church contri- we ought to he able to portray in- pita giving declined from an average SIALLMINAL MESSAGES ON IT... THINK Of 'MINK N &HER SHE GRADES PAPERS TONIGHT! GRAofsr- ONLY YOLIR Su6CONSCIOPS butions over a I7-year period, creased stewardship as exciting as $232 in 1963 to $151 in 1985 'a CAN HEAR THEM! For the first time in history." microwave popcorn. And grow from from 3.4 percent to 1.4 percent of in- says researcher Sylvia Ronsvalle. there. ’ come. II #1111111111 "the majority of people in the U.S. The study by "empty tomb inc.." However, disposable income in- " MAIIAggrzote has have discretionary income, beyond a non-profit research and service or- creased 103 percent. or $2,511 per basic needs. 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Friday. (ktober 14. 198g,Spartan Facility: Plans finished F,e .1111..111. thin t Miter Ihck Staley said the pro Splish and Splash tui its 5% .iiiiliti list pmri,ed (..hild it e t duel Nimbi take IS the existing facility too tip only a portion 01 the site the rest small hut it is not designed tor child of the tiiii'. ti sil> waned land could care. Phillips said he allotted to campus departments. According to the di alt. the nett including housing. athletics arid tenter timid accommodate I IS chit human detelopment
diem although Sheilitaii said the Funding tor the child care center centei ,tould opeiate benei ssith mat tome nom a student fee in !Ifs I '4 c hitcher' ease, bond monet or from the fa Die imposed inside space is 14, climes tee that is already part of stu square feet Hie outside area dent tees. 1 ullertim said. tstll takt: tip '5.500 square feel Phillips added that funds may he I he nett ccinei still accept chit sought horn Me State 1)epartment ot then from mimic t to Ill sea' ot age Education. Associated Students and N. Ittit I ImiuC all'. 111111e [lel% goes up. the eiminumity
th.. old !mist come dot, it "The 1 ngineering Building is a they are mimeo% e nuisances as perfect model of the community . Met stand. Fullerton said about the commitment to the universitt nearly at tied Spartan Cut build Phillips said. -40Per- mg, A S President Terry McCarthy "There are three families still supports the nets child care center. there.- Fullemin said the> hat e hut %% ant, Iti a Oill raising student apelore: been cite!' et iction notices and the fees to pat tor it to dat s ate up 11 is hill% a leeal Students in the sy steni nom, 1,101,1011 pay tet:. into a system. '.s Me health the buildings ;ire ashes care plan used to fund nets tat !lines ti's filled, the prix:ess ot tear Inc Suite SJSC students already have them (lot, ii could cost rip to a health t enter. Met'arthy said he I 51 1,1111(1 hopes tii his e the lallell.We intended 11111,1 it I lilt 'Lille ti Iti tilt' 11111Cs Safety: Problems persist
I " Mien Baer - Daily stall photographer bet is because they 'Vii never prac- rile 11011 , ticed it. Thomas Tutko. psycholgy Ann Lauricella lii. a senior in administration of justice, and torri the open swim session at the Aquatics Center. I he two try to swim hIhitis ti list, professor. them ues Kauffman. a treatise arts graduate student. swim a few laps during three limes a week. Both were swimmers ihr their high school teams. il .1 "We ordinarily don't do things It .5 alainiing the giiitt nig Ill1111 tte don't pmence.- 'kaki., said. "It hel pcople nh, don't think ot V e practice something di it comes rou lice the missing equipment right atm,. I I in an emeigenct [melt We he don't hate to think much away . sahl Akin! Burglary 'The compute' from whieh the Renovation: Prop 78 funds Alaiison pli.paring eineigency %lock shills \timid better prepare cards and ch it es stere taken NUS sit I' 1'0111 nomination im use 91 I ;mil people toi ellIeleellileS. page / out bonds is the only %% ay to fund he said. ting open because Jack was working coinpuic I ci-up they and Gov. George the blue I p,2111 iihones mound campus " lamming at an early already have:* Deukmejian wrote construction projects on state cam- age re- on it," she said. "But Tuesday that "a major liii the ne%\ 11111 els11 leleplhale di inforces v hat hi do in ail she said. component of a strong puses morning we were working on other Stotesberry had been economy is an lectitie . Thai t,e Ohl still, he Children pick up these things Puhdo and educated work " It we were all forced to wait easily things. When Jack got over to the room Monday af- force." The projects sAld because they hate less of working in the funded by the until we had the money in the bank a backlog open computer, he asked who had measure will Watld said signs should be illthell heads. It becomes ternoon. help universities train before buying a car or a house, we'd an auto- taken the cards." go home. I people po.ted oi all eiisto,lial areas .inil of mat!, reflex "When we left to who will attract industry to never be able to buy them. and we'd locked everything up my sell.- Pu- Police don't klION illn% the thief or Ike state, they added. have a eilipliiees to shill I I " Adults hate !Imre to remember, much lintel standard of lit lido said. thieves entered the room. There ing,' I .opei in tile e% cid more inhumation to sift through said " Bonds are a Pulido arrived at work shortly NNeie no signs of ittis,etl till, arid Gaye Lope/ of Californians for (the I easoli peilple Might 1114 le Mien try mg to think of vt hat to do." prudent way and the only in ay to ti- didn't no - there are no suspects, Maloney said. Higher Education said that taking rrtt'tii'er ii, All the emergency 1111111 he said die! 7 a.m. Tuesday, hut nance Death: Professor remembered Famed explorer's notes prove Judge OK's attorney's right e 1.11,111i:1e oll,r,l1, t’ III Illc 11s, littitl III the 1,11i 1.1 1'1-7 Ile staiteil a pro id. Applied \iis and Scierkes He to withhold clients name Hattonis position in the tall ot St as a I:OW.011,1111 tttl DekelopIllefll he didn't reach the North Pole pish kit AIDS Patient Inlet% ention. at WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. (AP) Situation. This preser% es the attor- HAI 1 IMORF tAPi Newly l'antersity Iihrart Stone as named ()ait Garden Sullis.in Hospital in San A judge Thursday upheld a de- ney client relationshii»hr Florida." kept by Robert uncovered notes -S1> teelinp is his reaction was standim. Smilent A,Itiser in the dc Francisco fense attorney's refusal to identify Krischer said. E. Peary shim the elkplorer Iii,' had to mak,: the claim because 11,1111 IC He is sum ed h!, his mother in his client, the driver in a fatal hit- case claimed to be the tiist person to hi: had published a hook in 1907 Both sides have predicted the on the Licultv De- Sall I hegi and-run accident. The victim's par- reach the North Pole eten though saying he got will continue in higher courts be- close and it didn't ents had gone to court seeking the he knew he hadn't come closer sell at Rau lin. said. cause of the question of whether man's Raffle. than 121 miles. an astronomer civil responsibility supersedes the at- 'He had the task of hoaxing 'The plaintiffs' case has tremen- British lose in court attempt and historian SaNs torney -client privilege. the world while under the dous emotional appeal and it is diffi- The new es deuce indicates harshest spotlight. all the while cult to rule against the plaintiffs." The unusual struggle began the Peary knew exactly how far away aCellsIllg his archnyal tesplorer said Circuit Judge Timothy Poulton. day after the accident when the to when block was and turned hack spy story publication he Frederick A. Cook I of faking the "But I am convinced the law re- driver asked Krischer if he would supplies ran low and Is'. it I I I', the gotern- publishing company said: "We are very same attainment. The arira/, quires it." imitate a plea-bargain arrangement weather threatened to make the tiiciI Hsi Its hid lit slot, ethernet% pleased. hut we can't say ins thing is he had the VIII'. Mid He denied a motion by the parents without revealing the client's Ilallle floating ice too dangerous. Den nett flu es I 1,111,1111) 5papeis from pm) .11,0(11 \khelhel still he the intelligence to pull it oft of Mark Baltes. whose body was to authorities. Ills katkIllls said ill all htitt't ten lishim2 excerpt. mini -Sticatcliei.- able to publish the book in this coun- dragged 60 feet when it was struck today Rawl ins findings. published Detectives, using cm hagments at ol tinnier try until we hate by a white Buick after midnight on read the Peary had been under pressure Wednesday in the Washington the scene and paint chips lotind on m2eill Pete? \Viielit lodgments... March 9, 1986. Defense attorney it itt SO - hi publicly declare his 1909 expe Post, are the latest salt in Bakes' skull. theiniied the tehicle I lie ht.,. ot the I at., tools. Barry Krischer has shielded his cli-
Hut for the press, the ruling rep- dition a success. said Rawlins, year geographi, al dispute *it en was a 1984 or 1985 white Buick kit s coml. ent's identity for more than 21/y years. to resented a ictory alien prolonged who uncovered a pret whether Peary tft as the lira iera. But hundreds of police inter upheld oiling fit the Court iti Ap- The parents' attorney immediately
legal battles that hat e turned "Spy- sealed file in the Johns Hopkins reach the North Pole views and a reward failed Nicht peal that Hie Guardian. The ()It said he would appeal. catcher- into a test ease ot freedom any firm suspects. setter and I he Similat lutes could "This is not a 'we won -you lost' Ii speech %era!, national security. puhlish the excerpts lilt hilt' tempor;iry intuni..tions bar "It is absolutely terrific.- said ing publication \tete hirmally Teen Peter Preston, arrested
editor of (he Guard CENTRAL NTELL IGENCE AGENCY Iiitt'sl. ii was not iiiime,liatelt clear ian ’ Thi. has gone on teats tt heftier the hook melt may rum he and been heard hy Ridges It is after 24 blazes tee,111 and Siild III liotam smashing to '.siri hands dottn at the Get in on the Secret... ;set 01 the Healeall11111 end hit community Find Your Career with CIA 11..1.1'1 P soN, N 11 (API Po lice anesteil Thursday a teenager and Its really But the men and women who comprise this charged lirm with setting one of Iwo no secret that the Central Intelli :glance Agency (CIA) offers a greater singular organization are as diverse as the Close cut dozen fires that 11.1%e plagued the diversity of careers than almost any other country we help to safeguard We come from White Mountain ar ea recentlt The single organization But a lot of people aren t all races creeds and family backgrounds arrest Little one day at ter a tonne' aware of the full range of opportunities that What we all have in common is a special drive firefighter was accused in several exist tor CIA careers The fact is CIA offers and determination that has led us to a career other blaies. exciting and challenging careers to men and where we can do something positive in the Lawrence Coulter Jr , 19. of Jef- women from almost every academic and world Many of the lobs we do also exist outside ferson. was charged with setting a professional background you can think of the CIA but they re not the same anywhere fire earlier this month at a vacation else The nature of the organization and its home in Dalton, two towns aWa. Our scientists engineers and technicians mission adds something special to whatever Jeffersim, the scene of most oh in every branch of science are working career path you choose Ike fires, police said. hands on with technologies beyond the Someime at ,1 neighboring home commercial state of the art Now ( an You I'icture saw- a man %talking from the house Yourself In The ( IA? tibout the time of the fire and took Individuals who majored in humanities down the man's license plate num liberal arts business administration Ian Have you got what it takes? All applicants her, hut state Police Lt. Gary Stoller guages and fine arts are pursuing vaned must be US citizens with a highly developed declined to say if the plate was tra dynamic and active careers with CIA sense of honesty and personal integrity ced to Coulter. Because of the Important nature of CIA careers On Wednesday. police charged Computer scientists data base specialists our application process requires medical and Lance Lalumiere. 23. of Jefferson librarians editors and communications psychiatric exams, a thorough background with setting one fire in Jefferson and engineers keep a pipeline of international investigation and a polygraph interview All this said they will seek indictments information flowing and devise the means takes time, so apply early charging him with 15 others. of storing it in some of the most secure Find out how your chosen career field could he miere was charged with setting fire systems ever created enhanced by the special challenges and rewards to his brother's house in August. of a CIA career Human resources specialists logistics Jefferson has been plagued by 71 engineers psychologists accountants arson fires since May. During the ATTEND OUR PRESENTATION lawyers doctors teachers and many Thursday, October 70 period, there hat e been at least three other CIA professionals support the all 7 00 pm suspichill, lilt, in nearby towns important administration of our world-wide Holiday Inn - Palo Alto the one Coulter is charged with set- organization 625 El Camino Real ting and two in August in Lancaster. Palo Alto Despite I.alumiere's arrest, Jeffer Other resourceful men and women - from soil residents are doubtful their siege all kinds of backgrounds have chosen to Undsogractuales a,. encotangssrl to attend In, cares., golclance Student attire Is approprInlp Is over take on the special challenges and "We'll sit up at night '61 we heat rewards of serving as operational case Personnel Representative more. We'll go on the way we time officers around the world engaged in the P 0 Box 3127 been.- said Donna Hartford, whose collection of intelligence So El Monte CA 91733 family narrowly escaped a fire Mai destroyed their home in July. Exciting Careers For "This is at least something. They Exceptional Individuals have done something, but I don't feelconitnable. All these unique individuals working Her unease was echoed by others together make up the CIA Together we ii the community of 1450, and Sloper Salye our special mission of keeping the The CIA Is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Greg Walton - Daily staff photographer mid five of the town's 21 suspicious nation's top policymakers supplied with the encourages applications from I lS citizens of all I ret trimmer Das e Ramire, cuts branches of a shrub near Clark it confirmed arson fires apparently Intelligence needed for national security races and ethnic backgrounds I ibrary. Fall is I raditionalls the time for trees to get a col. were set by someone other than La- There is no organIzatkm quite like the CIA lumiere
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