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See story on page 5. ID1TYPol,11,11t-ii Xjo,t. 1. int cr,it 1914 Voluble 102, Number 16 Friday. February 18. 1994 Re-hiring controversy By Larry Barrett Spartan Wily Staff Writer laid off last Friday, said. matter how much it costs." (I unipstei s Wit 11( nit tegard for Former SJSU employee "These people handing out 'The students want to proper removal procedures Mike Ham, along with six fliers are worried about their know why their fees keep mandated by the state. SJSU employees, braved the jobs and they have good rea- going up," carpenter shop "Whether that debris was wind and rain to alert passers- son to be." foreman Bill Leonard said. asbestos or not doesn't mat- by to the university's policy of have to come behind 'Part of it is that management ter," Leonard said. "It should contracting out on-campus the contractor and fix the is paying double to do the be treated as such, regard- work to outside companies mistakes they make," SJSU same maintenance jobs. The less." rather than re-hiring former carpenter Rich Bornack said. contractors don't follow rules Mo Qayoumi, associate employees who used to per- 'The job is being done twice, and guidelines that we follow, vice president for administra- form these duties. and the university is paying so there's also a safety factor tion, confirmed that some "I'm already gone. I'm at for it twice. The contractors involved." projects are contracted out to the unemployment office come in, get their money and According to Leonard, private companies. every day checking the job leave. Management's philoso- contractors have removed Wit-IN vrAi, 7 A.' : listings," Mike Ham, who was phy is to spend money, no debris and dumped it into See RE-HIRE. page 8 Former SJSU painter Mike Ham talks with students at the Student Union Thursday

Zoning laws ' li.' - r revised by City -a- I ---.-..... ------High-cost housing ...... - ' By Michelle Lau ..iiii. Spartan Daily Staff Writer . -- . -._ Building owners like Hank future for San Jose ... Coca of Coca's Hank Down- 40.6 town Furniture store on 82 E. 'LI ----- - By Michelle Lau velopment Agency. 1 he mission of the ""-- Spartan Daily Staff Writer .,....._ ,.._ _...... , . Santa Clara St. are able to plan _...... :-= special ...on ...... ’’’’..3..-= task force is to advocate the

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Low salaries hurt UPD hiring SJSU $22 million behind By Dhyana WOOd CSU police officers since 1991. "We always were ahead of Spartan Dally Stall Writer hi I jilld Anderson Salaries are the same through- them (other CSU campuses) by srocu, I t.ult Stall Writer of the campus facilities. leaky roofs are not fixed. Then Staff levels at the SJSU Univer- out the state for CSU police five or six positions. We have lost The value of SJSU's facilities over time conditiims w(irsen sity Police Department may drop departments. Lowe said the high the cushion we have historically SJSU has a $22 million is estimated at $450 to $500 and repair cost increases. considerably in the next few cost of living in the Bay Area and maintained," Director of Public deferred maintenance backlog, million, said Mohammad Qay- "When we have funds to years if officers leave due to long higher pay levels at other local Safety Ric Abeyta said. the largest backlog of all the oumi, associate executive vice make these repairs, it will take hi airs and low salaries. Many departments mean UPD salary Lowe said strict hiring CSUs. The CSU 1994-95 pro- president of facilities develop- much larger sums of MOHO; to PD officers are known to be levels are not competitive. requirements mean vacancies posed budget provides $24 mil- ment and operations. fix it," Qayoumi said. actively looking for other work. SJSU has one of the highest may go unfilled for as long as lion to address the deferred The campus needs 1.5 to 2 "Most of the items on the "Of the 21 officers, seven are crime rates in the CSU system. eight months. He said low salary maintenance backlog of all percent of that amount for deferred maintenance list need known to be testing for other Despite its traditionally high levels at UPD make recruitment C.SU campus- maintenance to be taken care of to lengthen jobs because salaries are so crime rate, the number of sworn difficult. (5. each year. the life of the facility," he said. poor," Lt. Bruce Lowe said. The officers at SJSU has fallen, rela- The 'It's just like if you Qayoumi esti- These items include roofs. state has given no merit raises to tive to other CSU campuses. See UPI). pages deferred main- mates $7 to heating and ventilation systems. tenance back- have things wrong $8 million a flex* tiles, lighting and paint. log consists of year is need- At the tttp of the priority list Wednesday cinema offers bargain flicks repairs and with your car. You ed. is classroom renovation. This replacement would fix the Sig includes those in the health By Heather Hayes of campus receives an building, science building and Sitn1211 Daily Staff Writer tor at the A.S Program Board. the mainstream theaters. facilities that brakes before the estimated art building. This renovation "Our goal is to offer students Wednesday Night Cinema can't be fixed $250,000 to project will cost $510.366. Students on a budget don' t an alternative place to see often shows movies that are because there stereo' $350,000 a The resurfacing of tennis movies and relax," box-office hits. Among the is no money. Mohammad Qayoumi year for courts at South Campus is also often think about attiociate executive vicie, permidte:doof going to the local Moore said. movies being shown this semes- Campuses deferred on the list with a cost of movie theater to Wednesday Night ter are "Philadelphia," 'The Peli- submit their maintenance. $171,700. spend $7 on a movie STUnENT Cinema has been tak- can Brief" and "Mrs. Doubtfire." lists of which This is a "When funds ale Iliad(' :wad- that has a less than a ing place for seven years "We try to step into arts films, repairs are need- result of the able we see whit ft aem on the 50/50 chance of and Moore, a Radio, but they aren't really a big draw," ed and the lists are then priori- budget crisis, Qayoumi said. list has conditions that have being really great. rni television, Film major, Moore said. tized according to each CSU's "Considering the $22 mil- worsened and needs immedi- Wednesday Night took the films dire( tor However, he is always open to need, said Colleen Bentley- lion backlog, the funding we ate repairs," Qayoumi said. Cinema takes place in LIIII-E position this past semes- suggestions for films. Adler, chancellor's office get takes care of the most "It's just like if you have the I Anna Priem room ter. Moore orders the films by spokesperson. immediate problems," he said. things wrong with your car. You in the Student Union and is The movies for Wednesday looking through catalogs front The funds needed for main- He said the problems occur would fix the brakes before the $2.50 a movie, a low-cost option Night Cinema are usually shown film dealers. When he sees a film tenance are based on the value when basic repairs such as stereo," he said. to mainstream theaters, accord- before they are released on ing to James Moore, films direc- video and after the first run in See MOVIE. page 8 2 Friday, February IS. MI Forum & Opinion SAM lost STATE U Riff SPAKIAN DAILY Editorial Black apathy killing the race Financial aid policies limit student assistance

uirks in financial aid policies at SJSU bar many students from participation in scholarship and loan programs. these ri es unfairly limit access to financial aid. Unsatisfactory academic progress require- MARC J. SPEARS ments disqualify some students from receiving Writer's Forum financial aid. 1.`ndergraduate students must com- plete at least 12 units a semester to satisfy the aca- demic progress requirement. Graduate students as African-Americans are now cele- must complete eight units. This disqualifies part- Webrating "Black History Month." The time students. accomplishments of our people are Limits on the length of time students can being focused on nationwide. As African-Americans attend SJSU and still receive aid may make stu- we also need to focus on the future of our people dents ineligible, even if they have never received during this month as well as our accomplishments financial aid before. This time limit includes any in the past. This month is supposed to be for the time a student has spent at other schools. unity of our people. Many of us are stepping on The time limit for undergraduate students is one another. six years. Graduate students have a three year Black-on-black crime is still ravaging our neigh- limit. A year equals 24 undergraduate units or 16 borhoods. We have more of our people in jail than graduate units. Units from other schools are we have in college. Furthermore, murder is one of included, even if these units are non-transferable. the major contributors of death for our young. Why are these students being penalized? These It isn't the white, hispanic, or Asian killing our time limits have nothing to do with the amount ICE SKATING, people. It is us. A black man killing another black of aid a student may have already received. They IF YOU DON'T INJURE YOURSELF man. Many deaths have occurred over a silly argu- may never have received any financial aid and are SOMEONE WILL DO IT FOR YOU!!! ment or article of clothing. This is plain stupid. not unfairly sapping financial aid resources. MICHAEL RODRILIUE/ SPARTAN DAILY Every murder is stupid. Access is even more limited for graduate stu- Many of our people join gangs so they can have dents, who in some cases attend SJSU full time for three semesters before they are eligible for SJSU scholarships. Don't be afraid to get dirty To qualify for an SJSU scholarship for the fall 'As African-Americans we also semester, students must have completed at least focus on the future of 12 units at SJSU by the previous fall. The reason- are a super-clean But our "pure" water contains need to ing behind this is that a grade-point average must Wesociety. At one time. chemicals that cleanse it. By try- our people during this month, be established before a scholarship will be award- I remember reading ing to keep our water supply ed. how Americans shower more clean, we only create problems as well as our accomplishments Graduate students have already established a frequently than anybody in the for ourselves. Maybe giardia in the past.' GPA at their previous school. A 4.0 from Harvard world. would not be such a threat to accumulated over four years is not sufficient to There is also no other coun- our stomachs if we always drank conyince the financial aid office the student will try in the world that offers such water straight from creeks and be academically successful at SJSU. a variety of household cleaners Kilt rivers. Maybe we would not have something to belong to. We have to give the This means that no students qualify for SJSU and anti-bacterial soaps. We fear Hodge Podge to worry about cholera if we had younger generation something more positive to scholarships their first year on campus. Even if dirt and odors more than we a natural immunity to dirt. join, be it sports, YMCA or YWCA, Big Brothers & graduate students are enrolled full time and are fear death itself. I am not suggesting that sod- Sisters, etc. We have to get the people who have making satisfactory progress by department stan- We claim that keeping clean ety stops keeping clean. It would nothing to do, and nothing to look forward to off dards, if they fail to complete enough units their has helped us virtually eliminate 'In our pursuit be difficult to completely shift the streets. We have to give them something posi- first semester, they won't be eligible for scholar- diseases like cholera and plague, gears. We have become too tive to do, and create a positive future for them. ships the next fall. which once killed off massive of the world dependent on modern cleanli- After living in San Jose for many years and living The financial aid office will not take spring populations. But cleanliness is ness. I often think keeping clean in Washington, D.C. last school year, I have learned semester grades into account until the end of the our own demise. In our pursuit free of dirt, we has been embedded into our that the black race doesn't have many businesses in following fall semester. Does this imply the stu- of a world free of dirt, we may genetic make-up by now. its own community. dent will not be eligible for aid until two years soon have to live in a bubble. may soon have Stopping cleanliness dead in In San Jose, the Asian population has many after they enroll? And isn't there also a three year Our immune systems have its tracks now would only make stores around the city and they have not been in limit on the time graduate students are eligible been weakened by cleanliness. to live in a things worse. Maybe we just this town for a lone time. Instead of putting their, for aid? Clearly better policies are needed. From the minute we are born, need to loosen up and become money in anybody s store, they go to those owned' doctors try to teach us to wash bubble.' more a little more aware of why by their people. With the backing of their own peo- our hands and get immuniza- dirt and odors exist. ple, their businesses thrive and don't fail. tion booster shots. We should learn more about It seems any time a black man gets a business SPARTAN We are recommended immu- ourselves before trying to get rid started it's not really supported. No money is put in nization shots to go places even thing sanitized. No smells! Not of things we consider smelly, it by us, and it fails. We have to support our black, as near as Mexico. There, even the good, natural man and dirty or dead. Taking an anato- businesses the same way the Asians, hispanics, and DAILY cholera is still a viable possibility woman smell. Rub it out and my or an environmental studies whites do. EDITORIAL and hot showers remain a mere then spray and dab some non- class could be the first step in In D.C., and in many other cities, the black pop- luxury. Without the booster shot human odor on yourself, stuff the path to awareness. ulation is upset because many of the businesses in Jason Meagher executive editor before our travels, we face you can spend a lot of money The things we consider dirty predominantly black areas are not owned by them. Kristin Lomax city editor hepatitis and malariadiseases on, ten dollars an ounce, so you or dead have reasons for exist- Again, we must find the shops, or any run-down' Eric S. Huffman production editor virtually extinct in America. know it has to smell good." ing. They may be alive and ben- shops that aren't being Monique Schoenfeld photo editor used and re-furbish them And Barron chief photographer Furthermore, cleanliness We drink purified water eficial in their own ways. The with our own businesses. Jennifer lkuta sports editor makes us lose our touch with because the water from our things we try to get rid of were I know our race doesn't get loans and money just Nicole Martin features editor nature. We think our squeaky- kitchen tap may contain toxins. here before our modern thrown at them easily. I also know that this won't Jane Montes forum editor clean clothes and multi-vitamin We have gotten so dependent deodorants and cleaners. We happen overnight. We have to help each other. The Pat Mates on-line editor fed bodies will help us fight dis- on his "pure" water that we puri- need to know what we are black banks have to give their people the loans that Carolina Moroder wire editor eases, but they work only to ster- fy creek and river water when destroying or we might find our- others won't give them. The successful black busi- Daphne Dick investigative editor ilize us even more. camping out in the back coun- selves dead in its place. nessmen have to come back to their community Shari Kaplan copy editor In his writings, Lame Deer try. Without iodine pills, water and give guidance and a helping hand. The Kevin Moore copy editor Seeker of Visions, the Sioux taken from creeks and rivers Kira Ratmansky is a Daily African-Americans who are rich need to help the Holly Celeste Fisk dr editor Medicine Man, said it best, may came giardia, a severe upset columnist. Her column appears less fortunate. Lezlee McFadden dr photo editor "Americans want to have every- stomach. every other Friday. Every black man and woman with a skill can help Eric Peterson etc. cover art editor their people, have to come back to their communi- Reporters: laurel Anderson. lain Barrett. Alex Betan, ourt. ty and give. If we don't help each other, who will? ar.i Br, %ha. Jack Bunting, Joan Burke. }leather Hars. Michelle La,:. Ilene Aleek.s. Cynthia Pickerrell. Deana Smith. Mart Spears, Marc]. Spears is a Daily staff writer l)lnana W,znl. CA`rald WI octal]. Thomas Zia. Manners are needed today Cobannists: Bill Drobkiewicz. !Sawn Idris, Shari Kaplan, Dave individualism. Rude or not, they Marshall, Pat Matas. Krvin Moore. Debra Myers, Kira Ratmarislcy, Ks le Register /could not believe what I make their point. Usually they was hearing. The girl sit- are saying "Leave me the hell Photographers: Jeanette Hanna, Jeremy Hogan, Deanna A. Hoe- ting behind me in class alone. Turn Katt John Lee, C.N. Ortiz. Leslie A. Salzmann. Ken Forum Page Policies Statham was actually clipping her finger We dislike these people who nails. Five minutes later, she treat us badly, but a quick look Ardets Brett Cornell. Michael Mart Michael Rodriguez began filing them. Social eti- in the mirror will serve as a real- The SPARTAN DAILY provides a daily Forum to ity check. However much we Advisers: Stephen ( ireene. lames McNav quette has reached a new low. promote a "marketplace of ideas." Contributions despise them, we are becoming It seems society has forgotten CARA BROGLIA to the page are encouraged from students, staff, ADVERTISING its manners. Literally. When was them. Life is so hurried and Writer's Forum faculty and others who are interested in the univer- Theresa Fulton advertising director the last time you went out of hectic, even I have done some sity at large. things I am ashamed to admit. Martin Gee art director your way to help a stranger? We Any letter or column for the forum page must On my had days, people have Angela Nolan downtown manager will all go to the ends of the be turned in to Letters to the Editor's box in the earth for our caught me using the occasional Michael Ofrasio national manager friends and family, SPARTAN DAILY newsroom, Dwight Bente! Hall 209, Rob Schultz retail manager but why have we chosen to finger gesture or have seen me or to the information booth in the Student Union. Chiu marketing manager neglect 'On my bad days, lean out the window screaming Jae others? Articles may also be mailed to the Forum Editor, Priti Patel co-op manager Riding home from school on profanities. I am not proud, but The Glen Jones Production manager people have SPARTAN DAILY, School of Journalism and Mass the light rail, I witness a sick I also know I am not perfect. Communications, San Jose State University, One Ray Lew etc. manager social dilemma. As people pack I don't expect people to con- Jack Quinton adviser caught me using Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192. Fax arti- into light-rail cars, they forget form to Miss Mariners, but I cles to (408) 924-3282. Etecudvese Pablo Flalando, William Davidson, Heather Durham, their manners. Adults will sit the occasional realize,that the crux of our sod- Articles and letters MUST contain the author's David Fitzpatrick. Cindy Flocken, Julianne Flores, Jann Fratis, and watch as an elderly man or ety hinges on how we treat one Mike Kostainsek. Monica McQueen, Sharon Milner, Jody fmger gesture...' name, address, phone number, signature and Oru%ir:, Colleen Sweeney. Thomas Whined. a woman with a baby in her another. major. arms try to keep their balance It is important to remember Artists:I atir,1 Be( ker. 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Despondent man rents gun at range On location SpartaGuide and commits suicide By Cynthia Pk kart]] OXNARD, Calif. (AP) An spartan Daily Stall Write. unemployed man rented a gun One minute its the 8638 and bought 25 bullets at the SJSU engineering building _Tbciy Shooter's Paradise indoor and the next it's the San INDIA STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: range. After firing 24 rounds at Francisco Police Depart- AFRICAN AWARENESS MONTH Valentine's Dance, 8p.m.-1a.m., a target, he shot himself to ment. "Mind Over Mur- death with the last bullet. der," COMMITIF.E & SJSU THEATRE Ballroom SU. Call Prasanna a made-for-NBC mur- Bruce Paarmann, 34, left a der mystery flick, films on ARTS: Lecture/Workshop with 279-6925 suicide note in his wallet location at SJSU Thursday actress Charmaine Crowell, 1- expressing depression over and Friday. The movie fea- 3p.m., SJSU Studio Theatre LLD STUDENT ASSOCIATION: recent events in his life. tures Powers Boothe HGH 103. Call Buddy 924-4664 Speaker Series-Dr. Fred After firing 24 rounds, he (Tombstone), Pam Dawber Genesse, 3:30p.m., Almaden put the weapon in his mouth (My Sister Sam) and Lisa CAREER PLANNING AND PLACE- Room SU. Call Fred 252-6083 and fired the 25th bullet. Other Collins all wrapped up in a MENT: Resume Critique, noon, patrons at the range said they fatal attraction plot. Look Costanoan Room SU. Call MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIA- saw Paarmann fall backward, for it in the May television 5-IN LEESPARTAN DAILY Career Resource Center 924- TION: meeting and praying, I- then they noticed the bullet listings. Actor Powers Boothe, center, prepares for filming Thursday. wound, Meyer said. 6033 I :30p.m., Almaden Room SU, Call Aziz 510/785-9169 CHINESE CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP: Guest speaker-Rev. Simon Lau, SIKH STUDENT ASSOCIATION: $1.5 million in cocaine lost in traffic 2:30p.m., Guadalupe Room SU. meeting, 12:30-1:30p.m., Call Wingfield 252-6876 Pacheco Room SU. Call Parvin- LOS ANGELES (AP) lion, I cannot discuss any ongo- der 924-8736 Investigators lost more than 220 ing investigation," said Joseph JUST WHAT Val NEEDED- CHI OMEGA: Pizza at Pizza pounds of cocaine, worth about Charles, the assistant special Jacks, 6:30p.m., Pizza Jacks, $1.5 million, during a botched agent in charge of Customs' ANOTHER REASoN To 435 S. 6th St., meet at Chi Saturday sting operation targeting a drug Los Angeles office. Omega. Call Michele 279-9680 distribution ring, authorities Agents sold the cocaine on said. STAY IN SCHI.. SJSU CYCLING TEAM: Road Jan. 13 as part of a four-month The cocaine, sold by under- operation. COUNSELING SERVICES: Race, 8a.m.-1p.m., Fresno State. cover officers to alleged drug The case began in October, Group/General Therapy, Starting Call Mike 295-1355 traffickers, was lost when a team after agents delivered about 200 up Monday Feb. 21, 12m.- of state narcotics agents couldn't pounds of cocaine in another 1:30p.m. every Monday, Admin- SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGI- follow the buyers in heavy traffic. reverse sting operation. Five istration Building Room 201. NEERS (SWE): Picnic/Potluck, By the time the agents found people were arrested and the Call to sign up, Linda or Gail 11-4p.m., Lake Cunnigham, them, the cocaine was gone, said cocaine was recovered in that 924-5910 Cascade Picnic Area. Call Sim Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph case, Brandolino said. 448-1354 Brandolino. After the seizure undercover DELTA SIGMA PI: Pizza Night, "We ended up taking the sus- agents set up another deal with 7:30p.m., Round Table Pizza, SJSU THEATRE DEPARTMENT pects down and arresting them alleged traffickers linked to the but E corner of Moorpark/Saratoga. & AFRICAN AWARENESS we never did find the earlier operation, officials said. WAAN LOOKING TO THE cocaine," Brandolino said. But surveillance problems Call Sandy 629-7032 MONTH COMMITTEE: "Ain't I AT The operation was referred to developed during the second GOOD REASONS TO STAY IN SCHOOL. SO IS LIVING A Woman?: The Sojourner as a reverse sting because, rather operation. FUTURE ARE ALL DIRECT ACTION ALLIANCE: Truth Story, 8p.m., Studio The- than buy cocaine, the The buyers managed to elude OAKWOOD APARTMENTS! ENJOY SPACIOUS STUDIO, ONE AND TWO meeting, "Fighting the Brutality atre, HGH 103. Call 924-4664 undercover officers sold it in a the surveillance team and dis- BEDROOM APARTMENTS of the Police," PLUS RESORT-LIKE LIVING, ALL WITHIN YOUR 7p.m. San Jose bid to capture those managing tribute the cocaine, which had Ell-BUDING6ETA. ANNEDDUOCAATKIWON00, Peace Center, 7th Street. Call the been confiscated in earlier cases, A4DE;STO14GLYNMEWINPUETOEPSLA( FROM CAMPUS! Juan 236-3765 distribution ring. Eight people to their clients, he said. NMONT Sunday REQUIRESs -IN were arrested. Officers trailing the target LAST MOVE svito tV MONTH LAST Officials with the U.S. Cus- vehicle, a van, were caught in EASE OR Tim ICE HOCKEY AT SJSU: SJSU SJSU CYCLING TEAM: CRIT, EAUNFURNI URNISrIED toms Service, whose Omega heavy traffic and lost track of the I vs. San Diego, 9:45p.m., San TIT, 8a.m.-2p.m., Fresno State. FITNESS CND: Task Force directed the investi- van several times, said Richard 1-1161-1-110-1 Jose Ice Centre. Call Lou 993- .. 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From page I Completion of the Villa Tori- lag price for new units, on N. no is tentatively scheduled for First Street, will start at middle- 1996. income levels of $115,000 and Also slated for development run to $239,000. is the 96-unit condo complex Paseo Plaza condos called Market Gateway, which is Also among the Redevelop- proposed to be built on S. First ment Agency's condo develop- Street. According to Trask, ments is the 210-unit complex plans for Market Gateway have known as Paseo Plaza on San not been fully decided with the Carlos and San Fernando contract still pending. streets. Loft-style housing By spring 1995, 132 units of Beyond condos and rental Paseo Plaza will be open to apartments, the Redevelopment potential buyers. Aimed at mid- Agency plans to debut a fresh dle to upper-income house- trend of housing called loft- holds, Trask said the starting style. The Redevelopment price will range from $183,000 Agency is currently considering to $325,000. two locations to build these Villa Torino rental apart- multi-level warehouse type ments and Market Gateway con- housing. dos Hank Coca, who owns Coca's Villa Torino is to be built on Hank Downtown Furniture the corner of W. Julian and N. store at 82 E. Santa Clara, hopes Market streets. to use the upper level of his vin- It will consist of 190 rental tage 1883 building to construct apartment units. 20 rental lofts. Trask said the location used According to Coca, the level to serve as a significant 30-year- above his store is now empty old law office building known as and he claimed people have the Weir, which was built by been coming around to inquire KEN STATHAM-SPARTAN I All, Aaron Green, a protégé of about housing. Coca was not The Paseo Plaza condominium complex, located across from SJSU 1995. Despite the need for student housing near campus, the condos famous architect Frank Lloyd able to provide much informa- on Fourth Street, will have 132 units available for sale by the spring of will be sold for $183,000 to $325,000. Wright. Controversy resulted as tion on the new plans since the a group called the Preservation proposal is being considered for ture 44 condo lofts and will be for the business presentation Artists theater as well as projects Trask said that the Redevel- Action Council opposed plans council review. built for professionals who wish type," Trask said. such as El Teatro Campesino, opment Agency's five year bud- to abandon the historical Weir Also on the schedule for to work at home. Trask said funding for the the San Jose Repertory Theatre get will not be considered until and construct Villa Torino. redevelopment is the former "It will have special features housing will either come from and Guadalupe River Park, the April. Despite its efforts, the San Jose building known as the Knights such as hookups for computers, the city or from private funds. Redevelopment Agency simply "Everything is up in the air City Council voted 10-0 to tear of Columbus on 40 N. First St. extra telephone lines for But, as Trask said, with the new doesn't have the funds to cover about where to put the money. down the Weir Trask said this location will fea- modem and fax use. It is geared development of the United all of its ambitious plans. No one knows," she said.

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k. SPARTAN DAILY San lose State University Sports Friday, February l& 1994 5 Spartans to play Pacific for possession Focused Spartans beat Rebels of second place in Big West Conference Three SISU players score in double-figures in 78-70 victory; team improves to 12-9 By Bryan Cotton ost-second shot sank Special to the Daily SPARTAN MSKETBALL Someone forgot to SJSU in last meeting tell the SJSU women's with ligers in Stockton NmwNNININ4 pie basketball team that NN Art 721pa they were playing the By Jennifer &Ina Wpm av IMN 1 Car Mr* No. 1 team in the con- Spartan Daily Sports Editor ference Thursday night trouble this time, especially since at the Event Center. The SJSU men's basketball 'Our greatest need the Spartans lead the Big West in After going into half- team will play for sole possession isn't a matter of team free-throw percentage (73.6). time trailing 26-34, the of second place Saturday night Neither team had games Spartans came back in what coach Stan Morrison intimidating scheduled Thursday night and and beat UNLV, 78-70. called the most important game Pacific. We need a both had all week to prepare for In their first meeting of for his program in five years. Saturday's contest. In the six the season, UNLV After losing to the Pacific Tigers full house to see weeks that have elapsed since defeated SJSU 8459. at the buzzer on Jan. 8, the Spar- our guys SJSU and Pacific played, Morri- "This big difference tans hope to have better luck on play son believes his team has in tonight s game was their home court than they did in they deserve that.' improved tremendously. team effort," senior Stockton. Tipoff is at 7:30 p.m. Stan Morrison "We are a much better team guard Chrissy Chang In that first meeting, the Now. Waled's" comb right now," he said. "We've con- said. "We had five play- Tigers beat SJSU 69-67. Little did tinued to improve our seniors ers on the court all the the two teams know that when date. The Spartans have the are really leading this team. Usu- time playing and work- they met again, they would be edge in the series, 71-70. ally, they hit a plateau and don't ing together." playing for second place in the Pacific coach Bob Thomason improve. But they are one of the The game looked Big West Conference. knows that although his team reasons we've been doing so well." like another UNLV "I don't know if there's been a beat the Spartans at home, play- Aside from the physical and blowout until Gretchen bigger game for our program in ing the SJSU squad could be an tenacious play of the Spartans, Seeley hit a 3-pointer to the last five years," SJSU head entirely different matter on the there is one more thing Morri- end the half. coach Stan Morrison said. "This road. His Tigers are 8-5 in con- son believes is key to winning "Mentally, having that is big because of where it puts us ference, 12-7 overall. Saturday night's game. shot going in at the end in the conference." "We're not going to do any- "Our greatest need isn't a of the half gave us an If SJSU can get possession of thing to surprise people," matter of intimidating Pacific," uplift," Chang said. second place and finish the sea- Thomason said. "On the road, he said. "We need a full house to The second half was son there or higher, the team we haven't played very good see our guys play our players dominated by the play will get a good seeding at the Big defense. If we don't play good deserve that. We need people of seniors. Forward West Tournament in March. defense, we won't win." from the Residence Halls, the Hulett Brooks led the The Spartans own an 8-5 con- Thomason said that foul trou- Greeks and the commuter stu- team with 35 points and ference and are 12-9 overall. In ble hurt his squad in the first meet- dents to be coming to really par- Chang had six assists. Morrison's five years at SJSU, this ing with SJSU. He hopes his play- ticipate in what will be a very "Hulett (Brooks) is his most successful season to ers will be able to stay out of foul good and exciting game." stepped up an played like a senior," head ANDY BARRONSPARTAN DAILY coach Karen Smith SJSU's LaDonna Irving drives to the basket against UNLV's Tonia Carter in the said. "She played an all- first half. Irving finished with 14 points and 14 rebounds in the win. around game." UNLV Smith praised the quality performance." 1 knew I had to step Hoppe/d14 1311, Caner 47 14 Dinennen 64 54 17, Hogg 14114 10, play of Chang as well. The Spartans were up and work through Hobbs 3-7 44 It, llus 0-724 Z "Aft 2-2 04 5, Richwdem 0-3 3-4 3 Table "Chrissy, by far, had forced to go without the tiredness," she said. 22-45 2637 70 one of her best games. three of their players "Down the stretch I 'JUI(Y') Seetey 4-9 0-0 12, liv=i2 0-2 14. She was very stable and Thursday night, includ- didn't want to come Make 12-20 10.13 36, 14 54 II, Steele 0-7 6.7 6, McCord 4 3-5 3, sure of herself and ran ing center Shemekia out, even thought I was Mean* 0-3 0-0 0 Haien* UNLV 34. SJSU 26 Three the offense well down Brown and backup tired. But that's when point gobs Seeley 4. Hobbs. While. Brooks Chang Ppeed out the stretch," she said. point-guard Joi Turner. you have to just dig Hobbs SeMoy Rebounds KUM. 34 "When you have seniors Chang managed to deep within yourself to (Cana( 8 Olneiman SJSU 39 (liVing 14) AMOS UNLV 10 (Hobbs 5. How playing like seniors, fight fatigue with the play hard." 5). SJSU 19 IChang 6 Smile Si Toba fouls UNLv 28. SJSU 25 Records you're going to get a absence of Turner. UNLV 11-3116-5L SJSU 74)124) A 165

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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Mum's the word. florists fielding queries about anonymous Valentine's Day gifts have a simple response: Our two lips are sealed. On Tuesday, a caller to Los Feliz Florists was from a man ask- ing who sent him Valentine's Day tulips. 'The guy was going nuts try- ing to find out who sent them," said Vince Crisboi, the manager of the flower shop who dis- patched them to the radio sta- tion where the man worked. Crisboi fell back on his pro- fession's unwritten code: "I said, 'We have hundreds of people come in the store and 'I can't remember who the person wa "’ But Crisboi hadn't forgotten the woman who paid for the ABOVE: Marcus Prophett works on an order for one of his Mandelas, pro- flowers. tective spiritual shields, at the African Market. which is being held in the Stu- "She said, 'These flowers are dent Union this week as part of African Awareness month. really costing me a lot of money, you better not tell him who RIGHT: Falou, a jewelry designer from Los Angeles, sells some of his cus- they're from," he recalled. "She tom-made jewelry at the Market. said, 'If he calls and asks what I look like, you won't tell him any- thing about me, will you?" Photos by Jeanette L. Hanna Crisboi promised to keep her secret. "The recipient basically isn't our customer. We really try to service our customer," she said. 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February is. 1994 7 Vietnam, U.S. closer to establishing ties Germany cuts key lending rate Germany (AP) - HANOI, Vietnam (AP) - EJBONN, demand for U.S. goods was one

I] Vietnam and the United The central bank lowered reason why the United States States moved closer to a key interest rate Thurs- reported a 1993 trade deficit of establishing diplomatic ties day, a long-awaited move aimed nearly ;116 billion Thursday, the Thursday as Hanoi announced at helping to heal Germany's worst in five years. talks to be held in both countries recession-battered economy and The Bundesbank said lower that would touch on human boost other west European inflation and a recent strength- rights in the communist country. nations. ening of the mark allowed it to It will be the first time since the The Bundesbank eased the dis- ease the discount rate. end of the Vietnam War in 1975 count rate, the cheapest rate for "The Bundesbank was forced -when the U.S.-backed govern- commercial loans, from 5.75 per- to act now because the econom- ment fell to the Communist cent to 5.25 percent. The Lom- ic situation in Germany is very North - that talks will be held bard, the rate for emergency fragile," said Pietsch. simultaneously in both coun- funds from the central bank, was On Monday, the Bundesbank tries. kept at 6.75 percent. The dis- said the west German economy The announcement comes count rate is the more important - the country's economic two weeks after President Clin- one to investors. motor - shrank by half a per- ton lifted a 19-year trade embar- It was the first time since Oct. centage point in the last quarter go against Vietnam and pro- 21 the Bundesbank had lowered of 1993. posed the establishment of liai- a key rate. Unemployment last month hit son offices in Hanoi and Wash- Central banks in Austria, Bel- a postwar record of more than 4 ington. gium, Italy and the Netherlands million. Nearly half a million Vietnam appeared to be mak- followed the Bundesbank's lead more workers are expected to be ing a concession by agreeing to by cutting rates. Germany is jobless at the end of the year. talks on human rights violations, Europe's biggest economy, and The economic turmoil has the most sensitive issue among Japan to assemble trade package the policies of the Bundesbank weakened Chancellor Helmut Communist Party leaders. under U.S. pressure have a big influence on the rest Kohl, who has been in office Foreign Ministry spokeswoman of the continent. nearly 12 years. Current polls (AP) - needs to plan the Ho The Lan told a news confer- ElTOKYO package care- age once it is ready, he said. Lower interest rates can help show him losing the Oct 16 ekc- Under the threat of U.S. fully because it ence the talks would be held in will "lead to a Japan's strategy is to keep the spur economic growth because tions. sail( tions, the government New York at the change in style and structure of trade dispute from boiling over, they make money cheaper and Economics Minister Guenter end of the decided month. Thursday to develop a the entire Japanese economy." because a trade war with the stimulate loans and investment Redrodt welcomed the Bundes- wide-ranging package of mea- On Thursday, the United But she said that both sides United States - by far its "I think this has to be wel- bank's move, saying it creates "a sures to trim Japan's record States announced "share the view that the normal- the trade biggest market - could cause comed by everybody,* said Peter further improvement in Ger- trade surplus and possibly head deficit with Japan shot up ization of relations between Viet- nearly serious economic damage. Pietsch, an economist at the many's economic climate." off a trade war. 24 percent last year to a nam and the United States is in record "We ought to deal with specif- Commerzbank in Frankfurt Finance Minister Theo Waigel Prime Minister Morihiro $59.3 billion, surpassing no way attached to political the ic issues in an objective manner. The Clinton administration also welcomed the announce- con- Hosokawa and top trade nego- $56.3 ditions." billion set in 1987. We should not handle trade wants Germany to quickly exit ment but said there could be no tiators agreed to focus on four The four areas in the new issues sensationally," said Kochi- Lan said talks on U.S. financial from its recession, partly because full economic recovery unless areas - promotion of imports trade package reflect key U.S. ro Matsuura, a deputy foreign claims against Vietnam that had that could boost American German unions let companies and foreign investment, deregu- complaints. But the package is minister, referring to a cellular been set to begin in Hanoi Tues- exports. Weaker European cut their wage costs. lation, tougher anti-monopoly unlikely to solve the key issue telephone dispute with Wash- day were being rescheduled to enforcement, and fairer govern- that caused last week's deadlock: ington. allow time to broaden the agen- ment purchasing. a U.S. demand for numerical On Tuesday, Trade Represen- Cocaine-processing chemicals seized, da to include new issues. One of The decision reflects growing benchmarks to measure the suc- tative Mickey Kantor said the them, she said, is the establish- two policemen arrested in Colombia anxiety in Japan over U.S. cess of trade agreements. United States was considering ment of a U.S. liaison office in threats of trade retaliation fol- Japan contends specific goals sanctions against Japan for BOGOTA, Colombia der Gen. Rafael Hernandez told Hanoi and a Vietnamese liaison lowing a breakdown in talks in would require too much inter- allegedly violating an agreement - Troops raiding a reporters. office in Washington. 4 (AP) Washington last week on reduc- ference in business decisions. to open its market for cellular warehouse in Cali arrest- The policemen, who were not Reports from Washington said ing the two countries' trade Takemura said the new pack- telephones. ed two policemen who were identified, will be fired and the talks are now scheduled for imbalance. age might be worked out before Tokyo insists that U.S. nego- guarding cocaine-processing turned over to judicial authori- next week. "The ball is in Japan's court," a meeting of finance officials tiators have failed to understand chemicals for the city s drug car- ties, police said. Lan said she had no informa- said the chief government from the Group of Seven richest its position and that much of the tel, officials said Thursday. The Cali cartel, the world's tion on reports from Washing- spokesman, Masayoshi Takemu- industrial nations on Feb. 26. trade imbalance is caused by The soldiers also seized chemi- largest cocaine distributor, has a ton that Secretary of State War- I it. Japan may send an emissary to insufficient efforts by American cals worth about $1.2 million long history of buying off police- ren Christopher would visit Viet- He said the government Washington to explain the pack- companies in Japan. and detained four others in the men and infiltrating institutions nam in March. raid Wednesday, army comman- in its home city.

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Rehire The Spartan Journalist, AIDS author dies with a cup of coffee every morning is a smart move. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) 'He single-handedly probably From page 1 tracted out," O'Connell said. AIDS has claimed the life of did more to educate the world "Contracting out this work is Randy Shilts, a tireless, driven about AIDS than any single per- "Whenever a project comes a waste of money," SJSU plumb- author and reporter who caught son," remembered playwright in, we decide whether or not it ing supervisor Kym Bersuch and chronicled the first, almost Larry Kramer, one of the will be contracted," Qayoumi said. "I don't know how many invisible signs of the coming epi- founders of both ACT-UP and said. "We've been understaffed jobs I've had to go back and re- demic that would kill millions. Gay Men's Health Crisis of New because the brunt of the budget do. It'd be easier to count the Movie Shilts died of the disease at his York, the first U.S. AIDS organi- cut-backs have come in our jobs I didn't have to go back to. home in the Sonoma County zation. department (Facilities. Develop- Often there is one deadline for From page I community of Guerneville late Shilts had a difficult time find- ment and Operations). us (SJSU employees) and anoth- "It's a convenient place on Wednesday or early Thursday, ing work as reporter in the main- Qayoumi claims that outside er for the contractors." he'd like to show, he calls and campus to go and the price is the San Francisco Chronicle stream media because he was contractors have more rules and "We were told there wasn't arranges the movie's purchase. good," Yaghmai said. reported. He was 42. unwilling to hide the fact that he regulations to follow than in- enough money in the budget "On average, most of the He said, however, that the He authored "Conduct Unbe- was gay. In a 1990 report to the house staff. He said that FD&O for the work that's being done movies cost about $700 to a seating is uncomfortable and coming: Gays and Lesbians in American Society of Newspaper is responsible for insuring that here and I was shocked to see all $1,000 to show," Moore said. that movies are shown only once the U.S. Military," "And The Editors on coming out in the these regulations are followed. these new people doing the According to Moore, not on Wednesday nights at 7:30, Band Played On: People, Politics newsroom, Shilts wrote: "The contractors have to be work that laid off employees much of a profit is made from instead of twice a night as in pre- and the AIDS Epidemic," a his- "It's impossible to describe insured and bonded to work on used to do," SJSU graphics the showing of the movies. He vious semesters. tory of the AIDS crisis, and the the intense frustration of know- certain projects," Qayoumi said. employee Kevin Johnson said. said the AS Program Board Administration of justice "Mayor of Castro Street: The ing you're utterly qualified for a According to SJSU employee "It's fascinating that the painters makes just enough to buy the major Kathy Eldrige enjoys the Life and Times of Harvey Milk." job, but unable to get it because Martha O'Connell, several grim that were laid off also held high- next film. bargain, but is disappointed as "And the Band Played On," of a factor that has nothing to do ances have been filed by the ranking positions within the In past semesters, Moore said, well that movies are shown only published in 1985, was an with your competence. It was workers at the university's per- union. average attendance at Wednes- once a night. exhaustive, relentless history of like at the age of 30 I was sup- sonnel department. Ham and the other employ- day Night Cinema was 150 to "If you had a night class, you the AIDS epidemic, chronicling posed to put all my journalist She contends that if the uni- ees plan to continue passing out 200 people. This semester, he could go to the later showing," the neglect of governments and training aside and become a versity has the money to hire information to the students and hopes to get about 300 to 400 she said. the medical establishment in the florist because I'm gay." outside contractors, it should faculty so that everyone can people per movie. Season passes are available for early years of the epidemic. It Shilts was finally hired by the spend that money to re-hire for- become familiar with the situa- "This semester should be bet- $15 until March 16, when the was later made into an HBO San Francisco Chronicle in 1981 mer employees who were laid tion. ter. The lineup is better and we price will go down to $8. Movies movie, which aired in 1993. in a two-month vacation replace- off. "We should have been doing have bigger movies," Moore are shown every Wednesday at "I think we're shocked to ment stint, Editor Bill German "Human beings who have this a long time ago," Ham said. said. 7:30 p.m. Other movies this sea- hear of his passing," said Dean said. been laid off who have given the "I've gone through too much to Environmental studies major son include "Bopha," ley Luck Licitra, spokesman for AIDS Pro- He worked as a general university loyal service for many be a goat anymore. You're either Mike Yaghmai seems to enjoy Club," "Judgment Night, "Cool ject in Los Angeles. "He's anoth- assignment reporter. years should be brought back part of the problem or part of what Wednesday Night Cinema Runnings," "Carlito's Way" and er warrior in the battle that has His editors were told not to before any more work is con- the solution." has to offer. succumbed. give him gay stories to cover. UPD: SJSU number one for crime among CSUs IMPROVE From page 1 YOUR "My teal (once' it is that my recruitment process must begin Safety Office, said budgets have cuts in officer positions. Since 1991, five officer posi- people are going to get plain again, Abeyta said. been falling for all CSU police "I'm optimistic, I'm always NIGHT LIFE. tions have been cut from the burnt out," Abeyta said. UPD has been granted an departments. He said it is hard optimistic. I think the university UPD budget. Abeyta said officers often do exception from this require- to say whether a slight difference will eventually get out of its bud- There are currently 22 autho- not have time to interact posi- ment. in the number of police officers get morass," he said. "There is rized positions, down from 27 tively with the university com- Currently UPD has a short list will have much effect. no reason to believe the admin- three years ago. Only 21 officers munity. During busy shifts they of eligible candidates it is "If an excessive number of istration will be anything but are actually on staff. go from call to call, limiting allowed to draw from for one officers leave it will have an supportive (of UPD needs)." As a result of the cuts, Abeyta their ability to patrol the cam- year. effect. Most campus police Abeyta also said he thinks said the workload of UPD offi- pus. In June the list reaches its departments have had to make regional pay structures would be cers is one of the heaviest in the UPD is not allowed to recruit one-year time limit. substantial adjustments due to the best way to compensate CSU system. more officers unless a vacancy If new vacancies develop after budget constraints," Fitzpatrick police officers. He added, "I Many accidents are caused by car Officers currently work long exists on the force. Once a June, the recruitment process said. would be very, very surprised if drivers who didn't see the cyclists. hours because of frequent over- vacancy is filled, UPD is prevent- for a new officer will once again Abeyta said SJSU has always CSU does it (regional pay) with Wear reflective gear and bright time. ed by CSU rules from keeping a take as long as eight months. been supportive of budget the police. It would affect all clothing. And keen your t Extra staff is needed during list of eligible candidates for Tom Fitzpatrick, spokesman needs at UPD. He said he hopes other types of positions and pay e\ ening num Ileine ruined campus events. future vacancies. The entire at the CSU Chancellor's Public the university can re-evaluate the levels on the campuses." MOTORCYCLE SAFETY FOUNDATION

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