SPARTAN ElAmy Volume 89, No. 23 the Sall Jose Stale I nivervilv Community S'ince 193-1 .(1001,4.1 2, Itni)
Football tickets still available Spartan football team ready for PCAA game to open league play Saturday By Karen M. Derenzi Ily Richard Motroni >evil,. i Hi I 9sh, the Daily staff writer Titans have made Daily staff writer some impressi e sil ides illis wason. Saturday, the SJSU finnball With dramatic 'dories owl- Rerekel And After losing then tiist two games to Hawaii and na- team will do something they haven't Stanford, the major it!, of SJSU's faithful followeis iiiav tionally ranked I .otiisiaba State scow. of done in nearly a month play a by 444) and 56- think the toughest part ol the Spartans' football season is '2, the Titans have game at Spartan Stadium. pulled themselves together to beat now past. ll'AA foes long Beach State and Tickets for the game against (hall State. Think again. "When Fullerton State are available until 5 a team like us has to play big time schools. Saturday's game against Fullerton State at Spartan in (those teams.) own hack you can easily say that . p.m. today at the Spartan Ticket Of- Stadium will he Sltit l's conference Kiwi which coach life s not tan . said Fullerton State coach Gene Murphy. fice. located in the Men's Gym at laude Gilbert said it will he anything but easy. "I/Ill 111;11., Ille way Fifth and San Carlos streets, and in things go ilw A is going to get "There is outstanding talent in the PCAA." Gilbert recognition the Associated Students Business said. "Every team we face ill he shinning at us, be- "Still. I'm proud Office on the main floor of the Michae ur e y sta photographer that our team has come hack after cause we are picked to v. the division and Fullerton losing big in the first two games See mulct:a. back page Sparta!! quarterback Mike Pere, ( I ) ealls out a play to dominate the last two State is no different from ilh. I'llEVIEW. page 4 Feeling the aftershock Pasadena quake claims six lives, injures about 100
By Julie Rogers Daily stall writer A Southern (.(ilifornia earthquake claimed The quake, which at least six lives and injured about 1(10 people Thursday. measured 6.1 on the The California State University at los An gelcs was one of the hardest hit campuses in the Richter scale and was CSU svstein As 01 10 p.m. Thursday. one CSU at I iis centered nine miles Angeles student WU% dead and the campus (( damaged by a fire in the SCiellee Building and a southeast of Pasadena, possible toxic spill in the Chemistry building. according to Janice Walker, a CSU public in was recorded at 7:42 a.m. formation officer. The student. 21-yearold lope Exposit . died wlwri part of a garage structure collapsed "We're trying it) assess the damage." said and crushed her, said Los Angeles County corn a spokesman in the president's office at CSU ner spokesman Bolt Dambacher. I its Angeles. 'Die quake. which measured (1.1 on the On the CM! Northridge campus. the earth- Richter scale and was centered nine miles quake caused a chandelier in the library to come southeast of Pasadena, was recorded at 7:42 crashing down and immense structural damag,e a. in. to ale building. No one was injured by the ob- The jolt lasted about 20 seconds and was ject's fall. Classes were closed for the day and followed by at least 15 aftershocks measuring were scheduled to resume today. about 3 or more on tlw Richter scale. At the CSU Long Beach campus. no in- It was the largest earthquake in the Los jures were reported but eight windows were Photos by Assocoled Angeles area since a (i .1 quake iti 1971, accord- broken hy the quake s impact and "several el- ing to the t I. S ( Ieological survey. cv stopped until the quake elided. "It was ) , Silt/lig:. said JalliCe Walker. "It was like floating on the ocean." said the public atfinis specialist for the CSU chan- Jeff Mitchell. city editor of the Daily 49er University garage cellor's ()flit,. "This was not one of those I king Beach State's student -run newspaper. earthquake. that vini laugh oft " "We came out very well. it was just an- The CSI at I os Angeles campus was other carthquake.’ Kamm said. "You stand in closed after the quake hit and is scheduled to re the doorway until the shaking stops. could be damaged open on Monday. See (WAKE, back page in big S.J. quake SJSU radio club provides link By Dave Lanson were built after the Sim Bernardino Day staff writer quake compelled the state to to earthquake-stricken L.A. comparable tighten building icstrictions. If an earthquake By Edwin (;arcia placed on the clubIs door Angeles Orbach's comments highlight to the one that hit Los Daily staff writer The reports that Wong received over the the San Jose area, zi problem eilell *ly must Thursday shook Shortly after Thursday's earthquake jolted club's Kenwood 520S radio which produced Street Parking Garage face that of emergency pre- the Seventh IAIS Angeles, SJSt I's Amateur Radio Club was high pitched distortion voices . 'tar to the mu- structural paredness. SJS11, the City of San could sustain serious monitoring c lllll mimic:Mons from Soutlwni sical group 'Tlw Chipmunks were coming SJSU Jose and Santa Chita County all damage, said Henry Orbach, California. from Southern Califonna amateur radio opera- traffic op- plans to deal nianager of parking and have with an earth- "Ielephoiw lines were down in los An- tors giving the latest details of the earthquake. erations. quake equal to Thursday's severe geles. as happens in major disasters. making "We have some serious con- temblor Sinithern California. radio c llllllll unication a vital source of immedi- Thursday's quake didn't create as much cerns about the Seventh Street Ga- The university, !Aiming a ate information after tlw quake. student detnand for information as Mexico rage, obviously,'" Orbach told mandate from the California State SJSI.I students manning club station ('ity's quake did two years ago, Wong said KSJS. the student rim radio sta- lIniversity Hoard of Trustees, W6YI. were found in their ’ shack" on the third When Mexico City's major communications tion. "That's why the chancellor s adopted a plan in March that sets floor of the Engineering Building receiving up- were shut down, Wong and company went int() office has funded the structural re- procedures for any lia/ardous to the -minute information and passing it along action helping students contact their loved ones. emergency, said Harold Manson. inforcement of the garage... 'Two n try to console (he sister of the 1.upe to students as a free service. "They really get a kick out of it when we he has no doubts special projects coordinator for the Orbach said Esposito, t alifornia State 1 rniversity at Los An- A few hours after the earthquake hit at tell them their families are OK," Wong said. 10th and lIniversity Police I )(Tat-inlets. about the safety of the geles earthquake fatality. A slab of cement from 7:42 a.m., Club President Alvin Wong made a "If it's good news. they re grateful. '' because both Ser GARAGE, back page Fourth Street ;images the school's parking gargage fell upon F posito. sign reading -eaitliquake update" which was Sec RADIO. bark page Buerger calls proposal A.S. board of directors 'What I hear is to A.S. 'unspecific' passing a resolution fill posts after long search Ry Charlotte Banta S011iCe Center... Ile Said. 'II'S Ills! a on apple pie. The Ily Edwin Garcia won't be making decisions fiw my- Daily staff writer matter of time." Daily staff writer self but for the students.’ she said. The Asian American Resource Buerger argued that while ev board hasn't made The Associated Students Board Fijeli. a 25 -year-old senior. has Center resolution was one of four eryone agreed with the resolution. a of Directors welcomed with ap been liniking forward to serving with which were unanimously approved plan of implenwntation was needed any study; it doesn't plause its two newest members the hoard. "I have some areas of in- by the Associated Students Board of "What I hear is passing a rem, Wednesday. filling the void created terest I'd like to investigate through Directors Wednesday, despite exten Intim) on apple pie," Buerger said even know where it by summer resignations. my positon." he said. sive questioning by Dan Buerger, "The board hasii t made any study, ShaRon Lewis. business affairs The political science major's executive assistant tit the president. it doesn't eVell kIll/W where it stands.' director, and John Hjelt. students' first concern is the Inter Organinitio- Buerger said while Ile agreed stands." rights and responsibilities director, nal Council. a group of campus that the center niight he "an excel- Cm/ said that campus Asian Dan Buerger, were reci lllllll ended by A.S. Presi clubs. because he thinks it has a lot lent addition" the resolution is not clubs and associations have been try executive assistant dent Michael Mel riman after a one - of potential." specific enough. ing to find space for the center but month search for the candidates. A.S. Personnel Directiw Mich- "ro whom are you directing have only received rejection. Per The hoard voted unanimously ele Benolone is relieved that the po- this (resolution)? And what precisely haps with ihe hoard's support. he in response tir the university's deci- will he available during the first two to accept the students. bringing the sitions have finally been filled. A are you asking for?" Buerger asked. said, the center will find a location. sion to close Spartan City next sum - weeks of a semester. total number of directors to I 2. total of 17 people were interviewed Ariel Crw, director of ethnic Board members assigned Crut The final resolution. Lewis, a senior majoring in by the selection committee for the affairs, Quynh Giao Bui, director of and Hui to further research and mita, Francois Larrivee. director of mously passed, reads that the mis marketing, liojws incorporate her $75 a -month positions. intercultural affairs and Terry Mc- Mr": the center. sponsored programs, proposed the sion of the board is to "unify and work skills to the hoard during her Bertolone said the commiRee Carthy, vice president, wrote the Also approved by tniard mem idea because "as of now. (here are represent the students of SJSU term Lewis. 24. has managed res- worked about 35 hours to submit proposal. hers was a resolution that will call III/ plans for fiimily housing at speak on their behalf, on all matters taurant chain and worked in sales ad- their two reconunendations to Mc- Cruz suggested funds could lie for the University Ad tration SJS11." pertiming to. and have impact on, ministration. I ennan. raised from A.S.. private donations. and the city of San Jose to "assess An academic counseling resolu the quality and equity of our educa "Each decision I make will Within!! the two directors, "it and the library itself. "In my mind. the feasibility of family and married (ion was also passed at the nweting. tional opportunities and experi have the premise of enhancing stii was a slack everybixly had to pick there will he an Asian American Re student hiaising on or near campus... It stated that academic advisement ences dent life :Mil education on campus. See DIRF(TORS. back page P4c Forum Friday, Octotver 2, I 987/Spartan Daily
Deborah G. Guadan. Editor David Barry, City Editor ap.lariYai Larry Aragon, News Editor Jeff Goularte, Forum Editor fin).Aliff Stephen Ellison, Sports Editor Pubhshed for the University Michael P. Fox, Advertising Director and the University Community Johnny Yu, Retail Sales Manager by the Department of Journalism Hunter Elkins, National Advertising Manager and Mass Communications Cheryl Chaffin, Special Sections Manager Lisa Emery, Downtown Retail Manager Since 1934 Eva Spring, Art Director John Churillo, Marketing Manager Sue Selesky, Co-op Manager Lea Thompson, Production Manager
New law reinforces protesters' rights
Financial aid recipients probably' don't read or White Aryan Alliance who was attempting to pro- c% en notice the clause on their financial aid mote a movie called "Race and Reason" on cam- documents stating that if they demonstrate on pus. campus the university. could yank their financial The students appealed to the California State aid. Student Association. CSSA members challanged Even if most students never noticed it. getting the clause, and the state legislature took action last rid of that clause was a good idea that should ha% e summer. been thought of a long time ago. The law Deukmejian signed overturned a law Gov. George Deukmejian signed a law Iasi passed in the 1960s. That paranoid piece of legis- week that rightfully' killed it . lation hoped to prevent financial aid recipients from Students must not have paid much attention to participating in campus rallies and demonstrations. the clause. or surely. it would ha% e died a long time Unk ersities must not be allowed to threaten ago. Luckily. students at California State Univer- the remm al ()I- financial aid to students who wish to sity at Fullerton noticed the clause. demonstrate or participate in campus rallies. This Because of it, a large number of black students infringement on the First Amendment right of al- decided not to protest against a member of the most unlimited free speech is unacceptable. 1 Disabled people should have access to transportation Taking it to the Limit Disabled or not. every citiyeti has a right to publx: They were transportation. unable to surround the building shoul- der-to-shoulder, but Between 500 and I MOO disabled people have been managed to block all of the en- rances. demonstrating in San Francisco this week demanding ac- The group continued to chant. David cess to public transit systems in every city in the United until the demonstra- tion was finally broken States. Kathy up by the San Francisco Police Barry Department. These people shouldn't have to demonstrate and go Dwyer Three cheers for these people! It's unfortunate to such lengths as this to get what they rightfully de- that they have to go to serve such trouble to get what should be rightfully theirs in the first place. Disabled people don't %tam sympathy . They only An unidentified man was arrested at Sunday s dem- Straight from the bucket want the right to live their lives like all lucky healthy onstration for assault on a police nian. An SFPD officer cio New York Giants people can will continue to grow. Large groups of disabled people was alledgely pushed down a flight of stairs in the Mos- On picket line outside Giants' Stadium Enough labor unions and politicians claim to be be- all over the Bay Area have threatened to block city cone Center. Meadowlands, N.1. hind providing access to transportation tor the disabled streets, hotel lobbies and entrances to the Moscone Cen- SFPD arrested 20 of the demonstrators for blocking that such demonstrations should not hai.e to take place. ter in San Francisco. the sidewalk. resistiag arrest and failure to disperse. I/ear gang, But the powerful American Public Transportation Sunday's demonstration in San Francisco started in On the whole. the demonstrators were lucky the no- For those of you who may not be familiar with Association complains it would cost too much to convert t 'limn Square. California Lt. Gov. Leo McCarthy added torious SFPD didn't start sv, inging their batons to clear me or may have forgotten about me, let me take the all means ot transportation to meet the needs ot disabled his name to the list of endorsers and gave an uplifting the way. time to re-introduce myself. I am, to put it mildly. people. speech to the hundreds of demonstrators there. One of the police officers that broke up the demon- your favorite Gatorade bucket. This doesn't seem fair. Can't they put themselves in From Union Square. a large group of the disabled stration at City Hall commented that this was the most I first came to prominence during the 1985 the disabled people's places and reali/e hov., difficult life went to the Hilton Hotel, where one of demonstrator successful demonstration he had ever seen. playoffs when Harry Carson picked me up and would be for them if they were unable to go anywhere would yell, "What do we want?." anti the rest would Unfortunately it had to end in violence. I hope that spilled my contents on coach Bill Parcells after a spontaneously'.' reply " AC(7E:SS , NOW !. someday people shouldn't have to demonstrate or be crucial victory. Imagine having to plan days in advance to go to me After police officers attempted to break up the dem- forced to become violent just to get something that Now I know to you guys, I was just a bucket. market or department store. onstration. the disabled went to City Hall and surrounded should be rightfully theirs. but several newspapers and television stations went It looks like the frustration evident in San Francisco building the as far last year as to label me a ''celebrity." Mil- lions of people around the country actually watched your team blow out opponents so they could see the Letters to the Editor moment when Harry would pick me up and dump my drink on Bill. John Madden, a commentator for CBS-TV. Women participate in track at SJSU The problem they have is finding female athlete% As for the university supporting the team. just take went as far during January's Super Flowl victory who can handle the idea of being a thrower. I have also a good Itxik at the track. Would you believe this is sup- over the Denver Broncos to introduce my parents Editor. tried getting girls to throw. especially for high school posed to be a Division I track? and to give my dimensions. In a Sept. 28 letter to the editor. Janie Hanley crit- teams. The usual response is either a chuckle. saying It is the oldest tartan track in California -- it's al- As a result. I was able to spend my off-season I icized the SIR) track team and the sport in general. they could never throw the weight. or I'm told to f---off most 20 years old now. We have pmblenis trying to being used as a beer and wine-holder at weddings, that would like to clear up several misunderstandings because they think I mean it in a derogatory manner. I schedule home meets because other schools ale afraid to banquets and bar mitzvahs. Heck, President Rea- have heen created. think as soon as more feniale athletes get over this kind run on it for fear of injury. gan even remembered -- yes. he does do that occa- op- 'The letter claimed women are not given equal of attitude. then you will see female hammer throwers in Incidently, SJSU cannot afford the SUREC. that is sionally to use me at a White House dinner. Being a portunities in sports like hammer throwing. the Olympics. why students are paying for it. Remember me now'? Good, because things hammer thrower. I can tell you firsthand that this is After reading Hanley's arguments. I quickly real- aren't looking so g(xxl. wrong. I have been to many clinics and met many ized she had never been down to Bud Winter Field to Das id I .aniherti First. you guys somehow ---- managed to coaches Dave Wollinan of Stanford. Stewart take a look at our "men's" track pmgram. There are Freshman lose your first two games of the season. Now, the Tougher of OSU anti former Olympian Ed Burke all several women who do work out with the men. This is Itimitechanics Chicago Bears I can understand. but the Dallas of whom actively encourage everybody. male and fe- because the coaches arc willing to train anyone who is Cowboys'? C'mon, get serious, they've been dead male. to participate in the sport. willing to make a serious commitment to the sport. for the past five years. How, I ask you, am I supposed to get any at- Koran teachings misrepresented tention if you're losing. Editor. Then, you made the mistake of listening to It was very interesting to find a Palestinian group in NFI .PA Union Chief Gene Upshaw and voting with front of the Student Union on Wednesday. Sept. 30. the other 27 National F(x)tball League teams to go What I found most interesting was when they were play- out on strike. With last Sunday's game canceled, I ing a recitation of the Holy Koran. was unable to make an appearance on the sideline. It's a shame Yassir Arafat does not practice the tea- And to make it even worse. there are these so- chings of the Koran. I am a Muslim who was born in called "scab" players who are going to play Mon- India and grew up in the United States. I find it very hyp- day night against the San Francisco 49ers if you ocritical that the same group of people who hijack airlin- guys aren't back. ers and cruise ships read the Koran. for it says that "God To put it mildly. I'm writing in fear. loves not those who cause chaos" and that "God loves These players are inexperienced and liable to those who are patient and it is they who shall inherit par- drop me. or even worst, send me to the Indianapo- adise." lis Colts. I haven't been this scared since I came out Well. the P.L.0 definitely is not patient and it un- of Notre Dame and was picked up by the Green Bay doubtedly causes chaos! Islam does not teach protesting Packers. and violence. In fact it teaches self discipline and pa- You guys need to come to your senses soon tience! "To God belongs peace.** says the Koran. and if and realize you're fighting a losing battle. you do not have peace in your land, then be patient and The owners are right in not granting you free ask for His forgiveness and have faith in Him. Then. agency. They realize. unlike you people. that it will only shall He give you peace. for "G(xi loves not those drive salaries so high that owners with less-than- who cause chaos" and "verily. God is with those who successful teams will have to sell their clubs or be are patient and do not complain!" forced to go bankrupt in order to be competitive. So please, I ask of you as a Muslim not to use the It would, to put it simply, threaten the league's Koran for your own political purposes. For it shall not parity. help you unless you abide by its commandments! Now, I could understand it if your main aim was a better pension Taizoon Shaldr plan. Yours is one of the worst in sports. Senior But, instead, you're staying your ground and striking for Civil Engineering free agency. Take a look around. By listening to Mr. Up- shaw. you're losing your own money and your los- ing the fans' support. Those people, who are earn- Forum Policy ing five times less than you are. don't care atx)ut your grievances. 'They just want ti) see you play football. So please cross the line and tell your fellow The Spartan Daily encourages NH. players to quit striking and begin playing. readers to write letters to the editor. Sincerely yours, Letters must bear the writer's name, major, phone number and class level. David Barry is the city editor, who was going to write about the San Francisco Giants Deliver letters to the Daily office hut is waiting until they defeat the St. Louis Car- on the second Boor of Dwight Hemel dinals in the playoffs and down the Minnesota Twins in the VVorld Series. Taking it to the Limit Informa- zaheregirgr Hall or to the Student Union appears every Friday. tion desk. Spartan Daily/Friday. (ktoher 2, 1987 General News ,,,, Forms of lung cancer develop Daily Delivery A brief look at off campus news after cells lose gene protection intprisinmient anti tlangerous of piemises Robertson says Haim said shy solely,' se% el,. phy al, mental and emotional pains nom the iiideal '11,11 IllaA iestilt NEW YORK ( AP) A form tist at the Whitehead Institute for Bi- in "sonic pei 'mitten' thsalfilits of lung cancer that afflicts up to 40.- omedical Research in Cambridge. The Alameda Counts 111.11kt Atiotney 's ()nice 000 people a year may appear after Mass. declined to t t 'mtge. against the players lung cells lose natural protection World he's a candidate When the gene is missing, cells hecause ot instill h. lent ey from a gene. scientixts klem. reported News may reproduce without nomial regu- NEW YORK tAPi I I.(' spokesman Thursday. Ray Co\ ig said only tom stu lation. setting them up for further ge- gelist Pat Robertson declared his ,..indidacy tot the dents lik likleif in a uniyeisity in estigation of The gene may normally control netic damage that finally produces 1988 Republican presidential nomination Thuisdai the int 'tient. although Hann alleges she %kJ, ,111.14.IsCti gmwth and development of the cell. cancer. Minna said. saying "I am stretching forth my hand to all Amer; .11111%e and its loss. perhaps caused by said researcher John Militia. A normal cell gets two copies cans." The 11' kiIlh.1111.1ell %kith file Fr1111 smoking, may start a cell on the road The gene also may play a role of genes by inheriting 23 pairs of "This will not be the campaign of a small. well - pia \ ,WICellIg tO .1 SCI 110,1111111.H \ dr.11 .11s, to "small -cell'. lung cancer, one re- in other types of lung cancer, and in chemical threads called chromo- organized minority. It will he a campaign to capture Ni11,11 III, 'Udell Se pe111,11111112 searcher said. cancers of the skin and kidney. said somes. on which genes reside. the hearts of the Anterican people... Robertson said in er11111,11, .1111.1.11/011/1/111I2 III %\ 111111.2 1,11lic The report comes a month after Minna. chief of the NCI -Navy Medi- Minna said if a lung cell carries front of the three-story brov.nstone house in an 'inter- 11111, Colk a study found evidence for a similar cal Oncology Branch of the National one damaged copy of the gene, it city neighhorhood where he I iy ed briefly. 27 sears ago gene in colon -rectum cancer, the na- Cancer Institute. ntay begin to turn cancerous after as a young minister. tion's second most common serious Small -cell lung cancer accounts AIDS test costly for couples losing its normal copy through dele- Several hundred supporters cheered Robertson malignancy , after lung cancer. Seve- for 20 percent to 25 percent of the tion of genetic material like that ob- and some held aloft signs reading, "Robertson for I \ ;Ill ral other cancers also have been nation's 150,000 annual lung cancer God and country .’ 111111le &tit:wits s 11,110114. lesls 1.11 ,tnittit.s o 1,11111.2 linked served in the study. to so-called suppressor genes cases and about a quarter of its 136,- Standing on the edges of the crowd %ere prows 10 marry . a measure ahead y endoised Mice ...Lays. or anti-oncogenes. (XX) annual lung cancer deaths. The original genetic damage ters whose signs said, "AIDS kills black people. Pat %mild be an inetteulye. mem. leo and a tt ,1% If the new gene can be isolated, "much The study provides and the deletion might be triggered doesn't care.' They chanted. "Bigot. bigot. bigot... C011111:11 I II t..1SeaSe.I leSeal A 'lel ha \ it might lead to new therapies for stronger evidence" for the gene's by smoking, which is associated Robertson chose to announce his candidacy "The general heliet is premantal ssieenine is iii- small -cell lung cancer. which strikes existence than previous research did. with more than 95 percent of small - Thursday in the Bedford-Stuyiesant neighborhood of espensise. tmohtrusise and that li.if .1 laige 30,000 to 411,11(X) people annualli said Stephen Friend. isiting scien- cell cases. Minna said. Brooklyn. impact on the spread ot the s um. Nat lust not so.' Earlier. Robertson spoke on the "700 Club." said l'aul (lea's . tesealcher with the Hai s aid the Christian Broadcasting N..etwork 010 \Ir he hosted Sehool ot Pohl it Health. Hospital worker contracts AIDS virus for years. Robertson, v.11(i day.. .evered his -AMY, st 'ceiling is seen hs too mans people as ties to the Baptist ministry and ( . desLohyd his a quick tr., and Inas in tact he a hamitill SAN FRANCISCO (AP) An During that period. more than candidacy as "a big !nose for me . from the mote dit t task ot des chyme .1 compte- employee of San Francisco General 800 subjects with more than 5(X) ac- He outpolled Vice President George Rush and hensise policy to deal ss ith the inolgein. said Hospital was infected with the AIDS cidental needle sticks have been Senate CiOP leader Bob Dole in a straw poll at a fund- Clem s . one ift sis :matins ft ho pei !filmed a ,osi hen- virus after being stuck in the thumb studied. raising event in Ames. Iowa. etit sis ot dal with a hypodermic needle, officials Robertson stunned Rush and Rep. Jack Kemp of t.,11111.11r. ; 1111111011 IrelIpIC "Even though we know froni announced Thursday. New York in summer PM() when his supporters re- WITH& plan to 111.111A Cal .111l1 1101e1111.11 cats! that the risk for infec these studies cruited a majority of the candidates to fill thousands IOU SO-et:1111P; .111AI Att1111,..1111!! Iti 111i111 AAttilld ekeeet.i Phillip Sowa. the hospital's ex- tion is one in gtX) from needle st . ecutive director. said it is the first of Republican precinct delegate slots in Michigan NUN' 1111111011.1111111.111\ years. the hospital. in conjunction this personal tragedy still confirms known accidental HIV infection of a Kemp, former Goy . Pete du Pont of Delaware. 1'111101h. /M1,1.111.1.110 'CAA, ILI\ l/ ellaeled Illea with the University of California at our belief in the importance of pre- health care worker at the facility. He and former Secretary of State Alesander M. Haig Jr.. Mire, ii111111,2 '111 -otIlle itt1111 1,1A/111.1111.11 San Francisco. has been conducting ventative measures and adherence to ; I 7'9 said there have been 12 such cases also haw announced their candidacies for the GOP aleA1 . I esi.11AllerS to track the risk of contract- a strong infection control policy fo- recorded worldwide since 1981. a study nomination. heen innoiliited f -f states ing the Human Immuno-deficiency al! health care workers in all health liut the ieseaislicis eon, hided that people plan- he said. Sowa said that for past six Virus through accidental exposure. care facilities. Berkelev coed files lawsuit ning Marriage alleallA ha\ t.' heell SIIIM II lit he a ItIAS BERKELEY 1AP) A ,oed who claimed she ta k population lot \ 'Ds and that premartial seicen- was raped by five toothall play els at the 1.1iii ersii ot mg would detect !ewe! than fi I pei,..ent 01 people in. SpartaGuide Califonna at Berkeley has filed a multimillion dollai tet tett st ith the human immtmodelit iencs s or . A brief look at campus events lawsuit against the men. the umsersity and sarious HI \ . in ecursor to All /S in a per- school officials and employees centage soma' eon. Pre-medical Students Associa- Call Jon Incerpi at 277-8802 for in- Red Cross/Arnold Air Sooety The suit. tiled Monday hs Tama Isahel Harm. AIDS is spread most often through tion will hold a meeting at 1:30 p.m. formation. (AFROTC) will hold a blood drive alleged that despite public reports of se mil incidents tact. needles or ss Mgt.,. shared hs drug abusers. in from piegnant today in Duncan Hall Room 249. 10 to 3 p.m. Monday through Thurs- of "date rape- on campus. the tino eisay tailed to to.ted blood in blood pro,lriels. and otispi mg hisesual Call Rodel Villa at 226-7/485 for in- Career Planning and Placement day in the Student Union Loma provide adequate securits 101 11.11411e y omen to then Homosestial and anti 11111,1% tiy abuse's 'lase heel) haidest . forniation. Center will present "Careers For Prieta Room. Call Heidi Horn at Consequently . she vharged she Aka S raped by the