r Activities Fair Monday, October 29, 1973 opens (oda,. The Grate Activities Fair opens at 10 a.m. today in the Ninth Street Pit Area, behind the Student Union. At least 30 clubs and organizations will be represented, according to Cheryl Ebbage of Student Activities. The Grate Fair will continue partan 1 ally through Thursday and will run from Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Hawaii trip contest sparks lawsuit filing By Huss Brown prohibits "bribery or any corrupt The Public Information Task Force means, either direct or indirect in in- PITF ) filed suit Friday to enjoin the fluencing any voter in giving his vote." Santa Clara County Arena Committee The arena committee is offering a from conducting its Hawaii vacation chance for the Hawaii trips to persons bumper sticker contest. who can prove they are displaying a Among those named in the suit were "yes on Measure A" sticker on their top arena committee officials in- cars. cluding Ray Blackmore, former San The Mercury News and two local Jose chief of police; A.P. Dutch)( travel agencies have advertized Hanann, former city manager and themselves as places where the bumper current vice president for university stickers can be obtained. relations at the University of California Calling the contest "a scheme at Santa Clara; and P. Anthony Ridder, established to deceive the voters," business manager for the San Jose Stewart said the contest was an attempt Mercury News. by the arena committee to create the Two local travel agents, Jack Peak appearance of popular support for and Val Handl were also named as Measure A. defendants. Joseph Pickering, a San Jose The arena committee is a local businessman and spokesman for PITF, Wade Howell organization supporting Measure A on called the contest a conspiracy on the Impeachment-Seeking Protestors on First St. the Nov. 6 ballot. If approved, the part of those who will profit from the measure would provide that the arena to deceive the voters into county's maximum property tax rate thinking there is broad support for the be increased by five and one-half cents measure. Impeachment called for at S.J. rally per $100 assesed valuation specifically Ridder, chairman of the arena ... to build an indoor sports arena. committee denied Pickering's charge by Joe Fisher The professor said a prosecutor has the right to go only issue, Dick Nixon is gonna come out smelling The proposed $60 million facility saying, "I haven't heard of anyone who Saturday at a St. James Park rally, Howard to court to get the information he needs and should like a rose’cuz they'll probably clear him!" he would seat 17,500 people and could put on a sticker who is not for the Anawalt, Santa Clara University law professor, not have to go "on his hands and knees to the same screamed. accomodate such events as basketball, measure." called for President Nixon's immediate resignation ones he's investigating." San Jose lawyer, Thorne, spoke next and agreed ice hockey, boxing, concerts, circuses Ridder called the suit ridiculous" and or impeachment and warned the president that he He claimed that secrecy has gone too far-that, in with the man in the crowd about the "cock-eyed and rodeos. said the campaign contest had been "must soon live among us as a citizen and accept Nixon's view, executive privilege is "the essence of tapes." He said the real issues are the "unjust, The arena has been critisized by okayed by both the state attorney our judgments." the Constitution." imperialist policies" of the administration. PITF, a coalition of environment and general and the district attorney. Anawalt was a featured speaker, along with Americans need to know how the power of the "Do you realize we're the only nation with an tax interests, as a money loser and a Ridder accused the PITF of "trying Attorney John Thorne and law student Jud Scott, at presidency is being used, according to Anawalt, and army on every continent and a navy in every sea?" contributor to pollution and traffic to get a little publicity for their cause," the impeachment rally which began as a march of how much "money and sleazy deals" have to do he asked. problems. by alleging that the arena committee's some 200 chanting demonstrators down First Street. with electing a president. And he said he has a modicum of respect for the The suit is directed toward a contest contest was in some way improper or Citing Nixon's yen for law and order, Anawalt "We need to know what's on the tapes and if a courts now that they've allowed Nixon to defy them sponsored by the backers of Measure A unethical. called it contradictory and no less an obstruction of president's election is really the product of the and Agnew to make deals. that offers a chance for a trip to Hawaii A hearing on the suit is scheduled for justice for Nixon to fire the very man ( Archibald legitimate political activity of the people," he Thorne read a "support" telegram from Cong. in addition to numerous smaller prizes Thursday at 8:45 a.m. in the Superior Cox ) who was guaranteed free rein to follow stressed. Jerome Waldie addressed to the rally saying he was to persons displaying "Yes On Arena" Court of Santa Clara County. evidence' wherever it might lead." A young man in the crowd yelled out, "Forget the encouraged by the latest poll showing 42 per cent bumper stickers on their cars. If successful, the suit will enjoin or "Cox wasn't breaking into Ellsberg's tapes! The tapes aren't the issue. It's ITT, it's meat, favoring impeachment. Waldie, a member of the According to PITF local attorney Jim prohibit the offering of prizes to those psychiatrist's office, Cox didn't authorize taps on it's wheat, it's milk! The bastard ( Nixon took a House Judiciary Committee, introduced the first Stewart, the contest may violate a persons displaying the "Yes On Arena" phones-he was just doing his job," said Anawalt. payoff and raised milk prices. If the tapes are the impeachment legislation last week. section of state election code that bumper stickers. Automation comes to radio By Kyle Clark stations in the area. Will automated and ask if he's heard of it." The station It is refreshing sometimes to hear radio replace disc jockeys? Kieve said does play a few current hits if they're good music on the radio when it isn't no. "With all the new non-automated "soft" enough. interrupted every few minutes by a disc stations springing up, the opportunities "We eliminate all things that we jockey's vioce. for disc jockeys are not being reduced, consider too harsh," Kieve said. "We Santa Clara radio station KARA they're being enlarged," he said. play very little early Rolling Stones for (105.7 FM) has caught on to that idea Schow, who has been with KARA instance, but then we do play 'Angie,' and has arranged its program so with since it started a year ago, said disc their current hit." the exception (.,f a few commercials now jockey radio is too popular. "For awhile In an hour KARA will usually play and then and an occasional "Hi! This is people want to listen to a personality- four "super oldies," six fast songs of KARA in Santa Clara!" it is virtually oriented station and some music, the '60s, six slow from the '60s, and two uninterrupted music. rather than just music," he said. current ones from their collection of But KARA's popularity is getting up about 1,500 hits. The categories of songs Its secret: automation. If it were not there. According to one survey, KARA are grouped on reels of tape and put on for the Federal Communications has more Santa Clara County listeners the air by an automatic switching Commission )FCC) rule that states a between the ages of 18 and 49 during the mechanism or "The Brain," as they licensed FCC engineer must be on duty average quarter hour than any other call it at KARA. The machine holds at all times, KARA wouldn't really need station in the area. The range in ages is eight reels and also switches on the anyone at the studio at 2775 Park Ave., probably because of KARA's music commercials which are on separate except to change the tapes every few selection. It specializes in old top-40 cartridge tapes. hours. type music but isn't a solid "golden "We're trying to get to the point There is never a time when a disc oldies" station. where we don't have to change the jockey speaks live over the air or "There's a difference between what tapes," said Schow, "We spend more "spins the records," as KARA we're playing and golden oldies," time thinking about music this way and operations director Dan Schow puts it. Schow said. The station rarely plays aren't tied down to the mechanics of a Instead he and Dave Sholin, a disc music any older than 1957 and more radio station," he said. with his D.J., "The Brain." jockey at San Jose rock station KLIV, than half of its program are hits of the Bob Graziano, KARA engineer, talks and Bob Kieve, the general manager of '60s. both stations, have compiled several "The music we play has to have made Alkisswani seven-hour tapes on huge reels of late it big, songs that a disc jockey doesn't 1950s and '60s "pop" music. have to identify for the listener," said The trend of autmated radio is Schow. "You have to be able to walk up case delayed Mineta knocks Proposition One growing. and includes a few other to a garage mechanic in the Midwest

The legality of A.S. Attorney General By Bob Piombo current legislative bills ( SB90 and Making general comments on the Fouad A. Alkisswani's use of the A.S. New Common Cause chapter Proposition One, the proposed con- AB2008 ) which guarantee full state proposition, Mineta said in order to stay letterhead promoting his personal stitutional amendment limiting state reimbursement to local governments within the expenditure limitation, the opinions on the Arab-Israeli war will spending, will "devastate" the for any new state program enacted state would have to reduce and not be considered by the A.S. Judiciary opens with Tuesday meeting financial bases of local governments, after Jan. 1, 1973 or any increased level eliminate many of its assisting until an interim referral agent is ap- according to San Jose Mayor Norman of service under existing programs. programs. This would shift the costs of pointed to handle the case. Organ of Common Cause, new to vote in the House of Representatives Mineta. many social and educational services A.S. Chief Justice Tim Robb said the SJSU, will hold its first meeting, 7 p.m. againt the Vietnam War. Mineta claimed Prop. One provides from state to local governments. interim referral agent is needed Speaking before the California Tuesday, in the S.U. Pacifica Room. Victories are achieved by a "pyramid neither full nor actual reimbursement Local governments are unable to turn because Alkisswani cannot act as his Assembly Committee on Local OCC is the only existing campus base method," Jerry Norman, chairman of and doesn't establish a specific process to the federal government for own referral agent. Government last Friday, Mineta of a national organization, Common Organ of Common Cause said. for obtaining reimbursement. assistance, Mineta said, since the The A.S. Constitution states one of the charged that passage of the amend- Cause, whose present membership in The Washington, D.C., headquarters current budget represents a $4.1 billion general's duties is to present ment would "severely reduce the "I don't see how the legislature can the United States is 270,000. base organizations attorney decrease in federal funding for gets in touch with its state's ability to respond to the needs of get around Prop. One by enacting At a national level, Common Cause which alert members to write and cases to the judiciary. domestic programs. A judiciary meeting was cancelled all California's citizens." corrective legislation," he told the believes it has been highly successful in telephone congressmen, senators and F'riday because Robb had not yet made Mineta based his charge on the belief committee. forcing issues, implementing changes anyone involved in the designated the appointment. that Prop. One will supercede two and enforcing certain actions in issue. If passed, Mineta claimed the government. At the same time, professional and amendment would deny reim- Reagan accuses According to a book by the same volunteer lobbyists fight the cause at a bursement for environmental impact name, Common Cause played a major higher level, Norman said, forming the Phoenix grand jury indicts reports ( EIRS ), pollution control role in bringing to trial the Watergate "pyramid." regulations, workmen's compensation, Prop. One foes participants and was largely respon- SJSU's Organ of Common Cause has and workload increases of current crime programs. sible for forcing President Nixon to four main objectives, according to John Bay Area man in Chino case At a news conference Friday Gov. disclose $18.2 million in campaign Hays, volunteer coordinator for the The total cost of six full FIR Ronald Reagan accused opponents of contributions. campus organization. statements this year is $80,000, Mineta Proposition One of waging a campaign Also the organization credits itself They are state political reform, A new indictment stemming from the cealment I and being an accessory after said. It could cost the city $1.7 million or based on "confusion, outright with helping to bring about the first environmental improvements, Chino escape case was given by a the fact. All relate to the alleged aid more to compensate workers without falsehoods and personality attacks." economy solutions and some method of Phoenix, Ariz. federal grand jury last Beaty received in fleeing to Arizona state reimbursement, he added. Earlier, Prop. One backers an- control over Sacramento lobbyists. week. after his escape. Assemblyman Dixon Arnett, R - nounced they will sue to get opposition The book states Common Cause is residents were named Redwood City, a proponent of Prop. commercials banned from Four area Hobson and Seabock are also radio for the Correction "looking forward to the year 2000 and in the harboring of Ronald One, told Mineta he was working on a same alleged conspirators awaiting trial on federal harboring reasons the governor having carefully planned programs for Beaty after his escape from the Chino bill to reimburse local governments for cited. charges in San Jose in addition to state the creation of new cities, the prison in October, 1972. EIRs. Reagan also complained charges of murder and assault in the about the Dean of the Faculty Robert F. rehabilitation of existing ones and Michael Goldstein, 26, of Los Altos Mineta went on to complain that the "so-called neutral analysis" same case in San Bernadino. of the Sasseen was incorrectly identified programs of rural economic was the only one actually indicted while amendment does nothing to prevent measure that comes with the sample as George Sicular, professor of civil development to conserve natural ex-Venceremos members H. Bruce Goldstein, a recent Stanford Law cuts in existing state revenue sharing ballot. He said it is based on outdated engineering and president of United resources and human values." Franklin, 40, of Menlo Park, Jean School graduate was working with a programs. figures. Professors of California in a For further information on the SJSU Hobson, 45, and Bob Seabock, 22, both legal services program on a Navajo There's no way to estimate how this The governor, in response to a photograph Thursday. chapter, call Chairman Jerry Norman, of Palo Alto, were named as "un- reservation when he allegedly provided would effect San Jose, Mineta said, but question, said Prop. One backers have The Spartan Daily regrets the at 998-8295 or John Hays, 292-0518 or charged co-conspirators." Beaty with assistance. the city received almost $11 million last expended $1 million and added that he error. leave a note in Box 49 in the Student The charges include harboring a He is to appear in federal court in year from state revenue sharing hoped twice that much could have been Activities Office in the old cafeteria. fugitive, misprision of a felony ( con- Phoenix today. programs. raised. V

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Vol. 61 Page 2, October 29, 1973 No. 20

fl Editorial Give disabled a break

Chancellor Glen S. Dumke will elevator in the journalism SJSU in spite of their disabilities soon be distributing $300,000 building became a lost dream is extremely important. allotted to him by the state for the when the $100,000 cost is con- It is our suggestion that removal or architectural barriers sidered. students and faculty members college The SJSU to the disabled on state administration bears from the 19 state colleges and the lack of im- and university campuses. no blame for universities write to Gov. Reagan lot of since it requested The sum may sound like a provements requesting additional funds, but to aid the disabled. And money, but if it were equally $500,000 challenging him to spend at least office, in this distributed among the 19 the Chancellor's three days in a wheelchair before only to distribute the California state colleges and case, serves he makes a decision on releasing universities, each institution meager funds it received. the money. would receive only $15,789. So the responsibility, or the lack The That amount would be suf- of it, must be placed directly on governor is a stubborn man. ficient to build a proposed ramp Gov. Ronald Reagan who sits on If "experience is the best for wheelchair students in the his surplus of $800 million. teacher," however, there is a slim business building at SJSU The money is obviously chance he might soften to the tune ( estimated cost of $14,000), but available, and we must per- of a few hundred thousand not enough for a ramp in the sistently demand a portion of it be dollars. men's gymnasium ( $20,000 released for worthwhile purposes. Pardon another cliche, but estimate). Making buildings more ac- "every little bit helps." Just ask And the idea of installing an cessible to students who attend any disabled student. Editorial marl() a Mani, "l" - rote ago st (ft Vo on./ h Free Chile's prisoners

win 1,4146e 44 Though nearly two months have passed since a The Spartan Daily finds these executions and military junta toppled the coalition Marxist govern- detentions totally repulsive. We know we cannot stop ment in Chile, barbaristic executions continue un- the new government from carrying out its mass Well, it's go-to-the polls time double session. Some are on year ethnic relations stated that checked in that South American country. executions. But we hope we speak for the entire again. On Nov. 6 Santa Clara round schedules. Smog is hanging although the quality of life will The military government disclosed Friday that 21 campus community in condemning the junta. County voters will have another over the valley so thick nowadays continue to be good for most Santa persons' were executed last week, bringing the of- We note that the United Nations has not issued a chance of either voting in favor of that it's pathetic. Clara County citizens. "Chicano ficially announced toll to 72 since President Salvador statement on the situation in Chile. If it hasn't by now, the proposed sports arena, or The question arises whether the income has not increased Allende was overthrown Sept. 11. it probably never will. voting against Measure A. people of this valley want quality of significantly in relation to Anglos," Undoubtedly, the unofficial number could be much Also, we point to the White House's failure to send a What does this mean to the life, or economic speculation. We the report stated. higher. message of condolence to Allende's widow. The United people of San Jose? It means San absolutely do not want another Los This raises another question: We find it difficult to find words harsh enough to States' role in the coup has not yet been conclusively Jose will have a beautiful sports Angeles on our hands. I say who is going to benefit'? Most likely condemn the military government and its savage, proven, but the Nixon administration's blatant dislike arena only a few miles away from preserve the uniqueness of this people moving into the area, not merciless treatment of persons it considers "ex- for the Marxist government leads the Daily to believe , one of San Jose's most renowned valley before it's too late. specifically area residents. tremists." it did play a significant, albeit disguised, part in the lower-income neighborhoods, the At a rate of 25,000 people per year I strongly urge a -No" vote on According to The New York Times, about 2,500 overthrow. eastside. increase San Jose unequivocally Measure A. Environmental political prisoners remain in detention in the national It serves no purpose for the Chilean military leaders It also means that San Jose will does not need anything that is qualities over economic stadium in Santiago. Several thousand more are being to hold 2,500 political prisoners. We call, hopefully not be further blighted with more going to attract more people. speculation, anytime. The held in make-shift prison camps or military garrisons in vain, for the release of each one of those people and urban problems. Schools are on The just released Rand report on proposed $26 million can go throughout the country. reiterate our condemnation of the executions. towards improving the quality of San Jose in much more needed N u r( Is areas. NO on A! Point of View In the mune of the people Spartan Daily Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 193a

Second class postage paid at San Jose, ( a ( "4 )1'411.4' 1'111' California Member of California Newspaper Publishers Association and the Associated Editorial ignores law Press Published daily by San Jose State University. except Saturday and Sunday, during The U.S. government, through President Nixon, has made its position the college year The opinions expressed herein unswervingly clear in regard to the Middle East war. are not necessarily those of the Associated Students, the College Administration or the supporter of Israel, yet genuinely worried Department of Journalism ' The government, a longtime Bob l'iombo and Advertising about its oil interests in Arab countries, has thrown its moral, and now Subscriptions accepted only on a remainder of semester basis Full academic year. $9 each military, support behind Israel. Semester, 14.50 Off campus price per copy, 10 writer claims to be giving readers cents Phone 277 3181 Advertising 277 3171 U.S. troops were put on alert yesterday by President Nixon and, con- The Daily's recent editorial times will do something he thinks Press of Erich Printing, San Jose ceivably, could be called into action at any time. asking for the impeachment of he has the right to do, and the facts, he'd better be sure of those Editor George Rede President Nixon may have reached Supreme Court later calls it illegal. facts. The word illegal was Advertising manager Robert Madrigal paraded through the Daily's Managing editor Brad Bollinger The President's call for $2.2 billion in emergency military aid to Israel the right conclusion but its method That never has and, hopefully, Editorial page editor Lee D Srnaus is sure to pass Congress, which, instead of applying the brakes to of reaching that conclusion shows a never will constitute a crime. It's editorial as a fact when in reality it News editor Joanne Gribble Assistant news editors Barbara French American involvement in that area of the world, is only stepping down certain lack of knowledge about the merely one branch correcting was opinion. Gail Shiornoto Because Nixon is a public official Layout editor Ed Sessler harder on the accelerator. subject. So much so, that I doubt another. Chief investigative writer Peter Howard To the rest of the world, the tragic implication is that the average the journalistic quality of the piece. I agree with the Daily that ad- he cannot sue for libel when he is Feature editor Bruce Jewett accused by this paper of illegal Entertainment editor Joyce Yamashita American supports the government's action. Granted, a Gallup Poll A president may be impeached ding a swimming pool heater and Fine Arts editor Warren Hein conducted immediately after the war's outbreak revealed that sym- an electrical heating system to acts. But that doesn't make what Sports editor Paul A Stewart for misconduct or felonious acts. Copy editor Kyle Clark pathies ran 8-to-1 in favor of Israel. Nixon's residence in San Clemente the Daily said right, responsible or Assistant copy editor Debbie Tennison Nixon may be impeached for the Photo editor ethical. To say Nixon "has raped Ken Bisio Watergate and Ellsberg break-ins, and billing the American people for Assistant photo editor Wade Howell 0" But closely examined, the poll reveals a significant point. Forty seven it is a bit much. But is it basis for the Constitution" has presently no Chief photographer Mike Russell if it's proven he had knowledge of Retail ad manager Cleon Harper more basis then if I say the Spartan National ad per cent side with Israel in the conflict, as compared to six per cent with those affairs and tried to cover up. an impeachment? Since those were manager Lori Coates the Arab countries. But the remaining 47 per cent have no sympathy for the only two "emoluments" Daily has raped journalistic Business manager Mel Gordon The either side or no opinion. Daily editorial, however, mentioned by the Daily, I reckon principles. Art director Therese Chin mentioned five other "acts" which If the Daily insists on attacking Public relations manager Mark Bussrnann Thus, for each person who supports Israel, there is another person who those are the only ones made. The Reporters, Nancy Baker, Debbie Block, Terry would justify impeachment. The Brinkerhoff. does not. rest of the $2.2 million must not "the big man", I suggest it carries Russell Brown. Nancy Burby, inclusions of these acts show why Advertising Staff David Brockrnetet , Laura I do not. have been. If the Daily is really on its childish vendetta against Curren, John England, Michael Garvey, Ann Upon hearing the first reports of outbreak of war, my reflex reaction it's a good thing the editorial writer worried about it, I suggest they Pres. John Bunzel. Or learn Giornetti, Gregory Graves, Nora Hancock, is in journalism and not law. David Harris, Margaret Schwarb, Cero was colored only by disgust. War is utterly stupid. The reasons for the take Nixon to court, but instead of something about law. Or jour- scialabba, Linda Wallace. Thomas Ward, conflict mattered not one bit to me for it seems so absurd, in 1973, to settle The Daily claimed Nixon asking for impeachment, ask to be nalism. Charmaine Wheatley, Larry Williams. disputes with bullets and bombs rather than with words. "illegally" bombed Cambodia. reimbursed. Although I doubt the Has not the world progressed from the savage ways of the past, when Presidents Kennedy, Johnson and cost of a heated pool and heating conflicts were resolved by the sword? The answer, sadly enough, is no. Roosevelt all ordered acts of war to system will add much to the Domestic Digs A definite parallel, I believe, can be drawn between U.S. involvement in be carried out without waiting for National Treasury. Vietnam and now in the Middle East. Congress to declare war. Roosevlet The charge that Nixon has The U.S. government waged a relentless attack on North Vietnamese ordered American destroyers to violated the First Amendment Nixon tries to make up rebels and bombed the hell out of their country. And it was done in the follow and keep track of German seems weak, especially since it name of the American people. U-boats and pass this information was the press that brought the Similarly, to the British before we military aid to Israel is given in the name of the American entered Watergate episode to light and 4 )11 41 4)ran people. In essence, then, Arab nations are being attacked in the name of Word Warr II. Helping the British forced the resignation of Spito the American people. find and destroy German U-boats Agnew. The use of tax audits is By supplying Israel with arms, the U.S. government has led the world was a clear act of war. perfectly legal, and unless jour- President Nixon's surprise decision to release the White House to believe that the average American, if given the power, would supply Both Kennedy and Johnson sent nalists have been cheating the Watergate tapes comes at a convenient time. It comes immediately after Israel with arms. troops to Viet Nam for the purpose government, they have nothing to the President took the sudden action of firing special prosecutor I sure wouldn't. And I'm sure there are others who feel the same way. of shooting people. If this isn't an fear. Archibald Cox. I'm not pro-Israel or anti-Israel. And I'm not pro-Arab or anti-Arab. But I act of war, nothing is. Why didn't The Daily's final argument was To be sure, the firing of Cox comes as no great shock. The President am anti-war. we ask for their impeachment? that Nixon has failed to adhere to resisted the idea of a special prosecutor, agreeing only under I am opposed to violence of any sort and opposed to any government The editorial went to claim Nixon the Presidential oath because of his Congressional pressure. He then proceeded to block every effort to in- which perpetuates it. Which, I guess, in this instance, makes me opposed "illegally" dismantled the Office of unconstitutional actions, yet it fails vestigate the Watergate conspiracy. Perhaps the only surprising thing to the United States, the Soviet Union, Israel, Egypt, Syria, Jordan and Economic Opportunity (0E0) and to adequately defend this position. about the firing of Cox is not that Cox was dismissed, but that he had not Lebanon. "illegally" appointed Howard The only two acts it mentions been fired sooner. Phillips 0E0 head. Who says it was which would clearly be in op- The most ironic part of the firing of Cox is that the man was fired for illegal? The Supreme Court didn't position to the Constitution have attempting to do what the President himself has now agreed to do. Speak out nor did any other court. When did yet to be proven in court. Now that the tapes will be released, the big question remains: who will journalism students get the power The Daily has chosen to forget a the tapes support? Will they show that the President of the United States The Spartan Daily will accept words. The editor reserves the to declare acts illegal? very imrlortant sentence in the was a willing ally in attempts to cover up criminal activities? Or that he letters or guest columns of any right to edit for taste, libel, space In its ignorance, the Daily Constitution: A man is innocent was kept in the dark and tricked? length from interested individuals or style. The editor also reserves overlooked another point. Even if until proven guilty. No matter what the tapes contain, the dismissal of Cox and the on or off campus. For quick and the right to cease publication on the Supreme Court did declare the Editorials are meant to be resignations of the two top men in the Justice Department are blots on the full publication letters should be topics he feels have been acts illegal, that doesn't make forums of opinions and so strict Nixon administration. They leave the impression of an energetic limited to 10 inches, or about 350 exhausted. them either felonious or acts of adherence to true statements are prosecutor being fired for doing his job, fired by the man he was in- misconduct. A president many not necessary. But if an editorial vestigating.

II October 29, 1973, Page 3 Letters to the Editor-- - president, Dr. Bunzel (San Jose of Global Chess." The implication on campus. Sexist question Erler's fuels disputed Mercury, October 13). Dr. Bunzel's BIT for profs is clear: individuals are infinitely I take notice of all the dogs on way of bending over backwards precious human beings in their own campus "running, playing and Editor: apparently consists of maintaining Editor: right, but rather pawns, objects to waiting" on their owners. Perhaps Mr. Erler should Editor: check a non-existent profile and divor- How would each of the professors be manipulated. Sometimes one will visit and his "facts" as stated in the Oct. 24 cing himself entirely from the reading this column like to talk Mr. Kissinger's "secret" amuse my class in the music ever seen a headline Spartan Daily. Have you realities at hand. over 9 local radio stations to 75,000 meetings have galled many of us. building. I like to see students with "Husband and council 1) Jessica Mitford's book, "Kind reading: One can only hope that Mr. people? The implication here again is that their dogs and other pets, or a question: "Is being and Usual Punishment," was member," Erler, a political scientist, is not as That's the opportunity this diplomacy must be lowered to especially if the animals are a disadvantage in your published Sept. 17, the date having a man politically naive as he sounds. semester for many of SJS's profs. subterranean, clandestine disciplined and well-behaved. But a city council publisher performance as been determined by the Novelle Johnson The project I'm takling about is dealings, rather than conducted animals should be leashed and several months before the author member?" called "BIT" which stand for under the bright sunlight of true licensed because that is the law, Contrary was first invited to SJSU. "Basic Information Transmit." statesmanship. No wonder the one which protects both the owner Well, how about this one: to information provided by Mr. Here's how it works: each prof morale of the State Department and the pet. Question: "Does being a father Erler's "informed sources" the Birthright writes a one-hundred word script under Secretary Rogers was low. Some months ago my younger and husband have any effect on book has been selling very well ( which comes out about 60 seconds To say of Mr. Kissinger, as did daughter was severely bitten on your city work?" Or, "How does since that date. Editor: worth) dealing with anything of one journalist, that "he has not the hand by a mean, uncontrolled your family react to your role as a 2) It was Dr. Alvin Rudoff, informational value. Then the prof understood the North Vietnamese dog which belongs to a female city council member ( as said to a chairman of the Sociology Abortions are no longer illegal. tapes the 60 second message in his mind" is, to me, a serious asper- student on campus. Our medical male city council member)? Department, and not any member In fact, we feel there IS a better own voice here on campus. The sion upon his qualities as a human bills for this dog bite were of the administrative team of way. BIT will be duplicated and sent to being. For are our North Viet- something over $260 and the dog I wish to protest the piece done Burns, Sawrey, Sasseen, who A girl who finds herself pregnant stations KLIV, KARA, KSJS, namese brothers and sisters not was again running loose on San on Susanne B. Wilson ( in last suggested the possibility of using no doubt is caught in a dilemma: KOME, KSJO, KXRX, KEGL, like our brothers and sisters Carlos and Tenth Streets not three Wednesday's paper). This article previously taken should she get an abortion or prints to satisfy KEEN, AND KLOK. The radio everywhere? If you prick them, weeks later. We were gracious was written with a strong sexist the University's requirement.The should she carry the baby until stations will broadcast each BIT 5 will they not bleed? enough not to bill the responsible slant. This manner of treating administration refused this and all birth? Both are frightening at first. times. Result: 75,000 persons will I, too, hope that in the future the student for her dog's women officials has long been other proposals made Aborting the baby would mean by Dr. hear you. Nobel committee returns to its misdemeanor. considered offensive by feminists. Rudoff, the Sociology snuffing out a new life, while Department, What subject can you use as a judicious selection of a truly I realize there are still female and Mitford's attorney, bearing the child is not easy even I think your feature story was an Robert BIT? Almost anything, really. A humanitarian individual in its students on this campus who would Treuhaft. The administration's though it offers the child a chance excellent warning to students who P.E. prof can discuss how to play a awarding of the peace price. find nothing wrong with that posture throughout the entire in- at life. fail to register or control their pets better game of tennis; a natural Julie Zones particular article, but there are If one of your friends were on or off campus. If animals cident was one of appalling science prof can do a BIT on the certainly enough women involved disregard for the legitimate rights pregnant, you would want to help become too numerous or obnoxious love life of the yellow-bellied in the women's liberation and her, but you may not know how to Vert to owners on the university grounds, then concerns of the students, the sapsucker; and philosophers can movement here, to consider our department, or Mitford. go about it. That's where pound officials will be forced to discuss the good life. Don't feel views seriously. 3) With regard to Mr. Erler's BIRTHRIGHT comes in. Editor: pick up stray and "waiting" pets, restricted to your department or Bisio: "presumption" that Mitford would BIRTHRIGHT is adult counselors To Ken and as Mr. Havens' sad academic area. It's probably best, I was extremely touched by the not complain that a "dossier must available 24 hours a day, every day photographs demonstrate, owners This is not a personal attack on though, if you write a BIT on your by you and John Havens be compiled in order to insure the ( 241-8444) to assist pregnant girls, article know what awaits such unfortunate reporter Bob Piombo. I realize that specialty. on page 4 of payment of her $10,000 per in confidentiality. which appeared pets whose only fault is belonging he wrote in a style that has been One thing to watch out for: BITS (October 18) Spartan semester for services ren- If you, like us, want to do more, Friday's to an owner whose love for them traditional for many years and are not editorial, partisan, and I love animals and have cats dered"...one can only conclude we invite you to join birthright-ON- Daily. does not extend to spending a few considered acceptable. It is still nonfactual. all neutered) which were that he did not understand her CAMPUS, young people on junior and dogs ( dollars for a license and a leash. traditional, but it is no longer How do you write a BIT? The us by our primary college and high school campuses brought home to Evelyn D. Rios acceptable. objection to being best way for the radio audience to throughout the county. We plan a daughters when they were students Music Faculty Marty Gatewood Hoff fingerprinted, which was precisely understand you is the following: meeting soon. If you want to help that. 1. Cover just one idea in your 100 4) Mr. Erler's comment that on your campus, call us. word script ( eg. one historical PIRG notes "the administration has bent over fact, one term , one way of doing backwards to accommodate her" Birthright something) should perhaps, have been in Bob Brown, Prospect High, 379- 2. Use short, friendly sentences - quotes, for this was the exact 2051 - not long, Unfriendly ones. Student activism phrase used by our phantom Donna Wirtz, Avialt High, 948-0393 3. Write in the active voice not passive voice. 4. Repeat your one idea at the B iii Clark4)n end of your BIT. the "purge" ) here in Northern 5. Use animated language. Student activism has come along way since group (PIRG pronounced was the University of Santa Clara and its If you do all of these things early '60s. It ushered in civil rights, ecology and California, with the past the University of California at Santa Cruz you're on your way toward the main voice in the peace movement in law school, students writing a good BIT. Do you decade. But student activism is plagued by recurring and at Davis funding it this fall. Already

professors realize that the 75,000 problems. Our lives suffer from gapping discon- across the country have formed PIRG's in 18 states, are people you'll reach over radio with tinuities as the school year is divided by terms, with about 500,000 students involved. The PIRG's formed in a BIT equals the number of holidays, classes, exams and summer vacation. This an outgrowth of what Ralph Nader has seperate students you'll teach in 250 years? discontinuity has prevented us from building many on Washington, D.C., but the PIRG's remain Not bad for the short time it'll take going movements. Students suffer from apathy and from his group and are their own people. to write your BIT. discouragement due to their frustration with the The idea behind NorCalPIRG is simple. Students at If you're convinced you're one of system, and can at most only give sporadic responses a university or college organize to petition their SJS' profs who'll talk to 75,000 to crisis situations. And because of this, authorities trustees to collect $1.50 per semester from each persons and you want to share only give meager responses to the problem areas, student, and that sum to be given to NorCalPIRG. The your knowledge write your BIT waiting for the storm to pass. In the end, student time $1.50 is refunded to those who do not wish to support soon and send it to: and energy tends to be wasted. the program. The money is then used to hire a BIT Project What we as students need is a continuous and professional staff of lawyers, businessmen, scientists Tower Hall 108 focused effort aimed at solving the abuses in our and engineers who will work full time for the students system, many of which tend to be hidden. To ac- on whatever the students deem as important. Con- complish this end, we must have painstaking sumer protection, ecology and health care are a few 1311'.tiS In documentation and research, with a sophisticated areas that the PIRG could get involved in, and the analysis of the problems, all of which require a students are dirPetly involved as volunteer resear- Editor: knowledge of law, economics, science and chers, allisslkirollon sod speakers. They also par- I heartily concur with your engineering. Then we must have a follow through with ticipate, far Iniiintal pay in NorCalPIRG-funded editorial of October 17, "Why the facts in an expose, or the lobbying and drafting of summer research projects. Kissinger?" I believe that the new laws or regulations. Most students don't have the If you wish to become involved yourself with Nor- article in Life three years ago sums expertise for these at their disposal. calPIRG here at San Jose State, drop by the up the man's tactics succinctly: To provide students with this expertise and con- Associated Students office in the Student Union and "Nixon and Kissinger The Game tinuity, we have formed a public interest research find out when we meet.

Rights, freedom and democracy U.S. domination in Iran started provided him military assistance, less than $200 with which they have forming the Iranian Student are not things to be given, but to be in the 20th century, reaching its advisers, ammunitions, jet to pay for the land, for tractor, Confederation. Irianian students in attained by force. The exploiting peak after World War II, when, in fighters, etc. The shah's regime, seeds and water. were organized in 1962 and ruling group will never willingly, 1953, CIA waged a "coup d'etat" in because of its unpopular nature, Despite the Confederation with the "sacrifice" its interests for the Iran to overthrow the national could not deceive the people, to condition of the goals of independence, sake of people's welfare and well- government of Dr. Mossadegh and prevent their resistance and have been spent on arms in the last freedom and democracy for Iran. being. On the contrary, it aims to bring the present shah to power. struggle and had to resort to three years. The shah has built as The Confederation of Iranian crush and destroy people for its Clearly the Shah was put to power military force, repression, and 80-room palace for his sister students is an open, democratic, own benefit. That is why people as a puppet of the U.S. government suppression, in order to keep them recommanding all the furniture to and mass organization. demand their rights, first by to prepare the ground for further quiet. American firms. It does not follow a specific protest and legal channels and influence and domination of U.S. As far as people's living con- Eight hundred million dollars ideology, but has a democratic then, getting nowhere, resort to government in the regions. ditions ( which is the main motive were spent on a 2,500-year framework in which all students Iranian violence to restore their very U.S. government had three main of their struggle and opposition celebration party. Millions of with all kinds of political and social human rights and privileges. interests in Iran which could be against the shah's regime and U.S. dollars were spent on the tendencies can participate. Its History is marked with this con- celebration of the anniversary of leaders are chosen in the annual stant struggle of the exploited the so-called "white revolution," convention in which represen- masses who have risen to achieve an American reform project. es of all chapters around the students their rights and establish social Iranian Two thirds of the te. justice and balance. is spent on ation is financed by Iranian students in the United American advisers, supporters, plus States are no exception. They, as the army, building ing programs it Iranian people, entered the region to secure American I fight struggle of the Iranian people Students in the Persian Gulf. Briefly, the The main goal of Confederation abroad, seeking the same aims of money and the labor of the Iranian is to raise the social and political independence, freedom and masses are used to secure consequences of Iranian students democracy; with the exception American interests in the area. and international public opinion that, regarding the specific con- Organization These are the main causes of the about the situation in Iran, defend Shah's ditions abroad they use special Iranian people's opposition to the political prisoners, and expose forms and methods which would present regime and its foreign the crime of the shah's regime. not be practical in Iran such as masters, especially the U.S. We know one thing, that our demonstrations, publicity in large succeeded by the puppet govern- aggressions), 75 per cent of the government. protest is only a preparatory step regime scale, etc.) ment: 1) vast natural resources, population are peasants who live in The Iranian consciousness of the Where does the main problem especially oil; 2) market for its mud huts, deprived of any proper are, in fact, Ms abroad and begin? Since the 16th century our manufactured goods and ground hygene, education and nutrition. people. So they These protests country has been target of the for more investment to make Most of the work for landlords. the same e the situation until it foreign aggression. Foreign gigantic profit; 3) a political and Some have received a piece of land are here because to serious action of the colonialists have been exploiting military base to secure the as a result of so called "land educational system in Iran. people (student as part of them) our natural resources, including "stability" of the regicon for reform," (originally Truman's After the 1953 CIA-waged coup. inside the country. The main the Portuguese, the Dutch, the American investment. four point program, and have to those students who came abroad battlefield is there and the brilliant English, the French, the Russians, To secure survival of the shah's pay for it in annual installments. organized a national untion which future in front of our generation, if and fin:illy the United States. regime, the U.S. government Their annual average revenue is was later developed in all countries we move to overcome the barriers. Wwl

Page 4, October 29, 1973 Lim d rims wild a JAW. Sparunts rip Lobos Put our mug in 15-0 triumph where your By Paul A. Stewart mouth is. It fired up defensive effort, plus the slashing runs of tailback Larry Lloyd, were the keys for SJSU, as the Spar- - tans, (4-3-1 shutout the University of New Mexico, (2-5), 15- 0, last Saturday night before 12,503 fans at Spartan Stadium. The SJSU defense was supposed to have a hard time .ds containing the Lobo wishbone-style of offense, as ironically, it was the New Mexico defense that couldn't stop Lloyd. Lloyd, enjoying his best game in three years, rushed for 172 yards in 30 carries, enroute to setting up both Spartan touch- downs. The first SJSU score came with 7:22 left in the second quarter, as split end Mike Hopkins raced 16 yards around left end on a reverse, to cap a 53-yard drive. Ron Ploger's PAT was blocked by the Lobo's Mike Pet- tenuzzo, and SJSU took the lead 6-0. The Spartans took the six point advantage into tne locker room at halftime, with Lloyd already totaling 92 yards in 15 - carries for a 6.1 yard average. With 9:50 left in the third stanza, SJSU struck again, as this Nicole Benglveno time it was quarterback Craig Kimball hitting split end Ike Rick Rider shoots against U.C. Santa Barbara defenders McBee with a 34-yard aerial in the endzone. The two-point conversion attempt failed, when Kimball's pass to runningback Robert Evans was incomplete, making it 12-0, SJSU. Ploger capped the scoring for the Spartans, as he hit a 27- yard field goal with 35 seconds remaining in the game, to give SJSU water poloists swamp SJSU a 15-0 decision. In gaining their first shutout since 1966, ( when the Spartans beat California, 24-0), the SJSU defense surrendered 155 yards rushing to the Lobos, the seventh rated team in the Santa Barbara, Aggies nation with a 250 yards-per-game average, allowing them in U.C. their own territory only four times-all in the second half. Lloyd tied his own school record of most carries in one game 1301 which he established against Pacific earlier this by Tim Robb the Gauchos had a man in the second half but still weekend for contests against year. He also broke Charlie Harrmvay's record for most advantage) and seemed to managed to win by four the Fresno State Bulldogs, carries in one season established in 1959. The SJSU water polo spark the team's play. goals, despite the shouting and the Stanford Cardinals/I Lloyd hail 174 carries thus far, as compared to Harraway's squad swamped U.C. Santa A victory over the Bulldogs Running a tight ball and hand-clapping antics of old standard (if 159. Barbara and U.C. Davis last would give the Spartans a Kimball, control offense San Jose several Aggie rooters. who completed 15 of 25 passes for 190 yards, weekend to extend their perfect PCAA seasonal erased forced the Gaucho's top two Jackson and Delano Ivan IOM's career passing attempt mark of 542, Pacific Coast Athletic record, while a win over the Kimball players-Ron Misiolek and scored three and two goals has 548. Association mark to 5-0. Cardinals would avenge one Kimball also tied the carreer completion standard of Greg Carey-to foul out of the respectively. Rick Rider, of San Jose's two losses. Danny Holman (270). The two convincing vic- game before the end of the Tuck Curren, Simpson and tories-10-3 over the Santa second period. Sinclair all tallied a single Just send us the incredible sum of $9.76 and Barbara Gauchos and 9-5 With Misiolek and Carey goal. over the Davis Aggies-- we'll send you this incredibly beautiful ceramic watching from the sidelines, Head coach Sheldon boosts the Spartan's season mug with pewter a dispirited Santa Barbara Ellsworth was pleased with top authentically not made in record to 10-2. team allowed seven Spartan both victories. "We did japan. ($7.38 without pewter top) The Santa Barbara game, goals in the second half. exactly what we wanted to It holds 21 ounces of refreshing Olympia Beer. expected to be a close one or Howard Delano led the do. Against Santa Barbara Which is certainly enough to give your thirst two goal contest, turned out Spartan scoring attack with we got both their top men a treat it never before realized possible. to be a laugher for the ever- three goals, as Simpson and out of the game. We're really improving Spartans. The Sinclair each netted two. playing much better as a team," Ellsworth said. Please send you: older t game started slowly for the Brad Jackson, Howie 21 iv Pottery Stein local poloists as they missed Johnson and Dave Pellascio Ellsworth said that the rost Olive litok 047 several good scoring op- all added one goal to the defense was forcing the Olympia, l.Vashingt..no$.572 portunities early in the first cause. One of Delano's other team to turn over the Please send _Olyinpla 21 o, Steno ii h Ild at Sa.7e. period. fourth period goals was set ball more than before. "We Please send ____()Iympia 21 SteinisJ ithout lid at 573$ up by Bob Wilson's brilliant were able to keep the other The Gauchos got on the assist. teams in their own end. With My heti. or money order made payable to the ' 01v1111,1 first, scoring with a Brewing C07 tor is enclosed ilk-,,-,. enal no, ash. board the 45 second shooting clock man advantage following a The Davis game looked , mew v4e stamps no C 0.D's1 in gives the other team less San Jose major penalty. like a carbon copy of the time to set up for a shot," he PLEASE PRIN F PLAINLN However, the Spartans earlier contest as the Aggies explained. - evened the score with a took an early first period partially blocked goal by lead, the Spartans blew "This was a complete I irst name last name Glen Simpson that crossed several good scoring team effort," Ellsworth said the goal line with one second chances and Simpson and "They're playing with a lot , street address left in the first period. Sinclair scored San Jose's more confidence and it first two goals. really shows up in their St .1 te But it was Ken Sinclair's Again the second period passing and shooting." lob shot over the Gaucho proved to be the difference in Ellsworth cited Delano, y011r mailmg label goalie early in the second the game as the SJSU Jackson, Simpson and hrst name last name period that proved to be the poloists scored five times Sinclair for their outstanding turning point in the game. within three minutes. play in the two games. *4401111111i- oretlell street address The goal came while the Holding a 7-2 halftime lead The Spartans travel to Scott Mowry Spartans were shorthanded the Spartans relaxed a little Fresno and Palo Alto next Larry Lloyd (35) slashes for 21 yards against New Mexico city state aipeosle

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Tony Suffle scored on a scored earlier goals for the Rosa booted the only goal most action, play wise and breaking loss to Stanford, time is set for 2 p.m Spartans penalty kick with five in the defense- of the game, nine minutes shooting wise, the Spartans made their eighth ap- PAS minutes remaining in minded tilt. into the second half, to faced throughout the tour- pearance in as many years overtime last Saturday, as qualify the Spartans for their in the National Collegiate Beat Seattle Pacific nament. the SJSU soccer squad semi-final round against SJSU took 19 shots on the Athletic Association (NCAA) defeated the University of The Spartans, defending Westmont College of Santa Seattle Pacific goal, as soccer play-offs last year. 8 TRACK TAPES Washington, 3-2, for third champions of the tour- Barbara. compared to only three for SJSU defeated Fresno Westmont beat Pacific place in the Huskies' nament, made a successful the opposition. State University 4-0 in the opening in defensive of the Lutheran in its opener, 1-0, The Spartans came into Western Regional game and Alk Invitational soccer tour- $ 38 crown, when earlier in the day, to earn the the three day tourney off a BEATLES, ROLLING STONES, GRAND THESE ARE NEW nament. they downed lost to UCLA 3-1 in the Seattle Pacific 1-0 right to meet the Spartans. listless 1-1 tie against UC- FUNK, ELTON JOHN, NEIL DIAMOND, TAPES WITH A last quarter-finals. UCLA went LIFETIME Ken Zylker and Tony Rosa Thursday. The booters from 'San Berkeley, that saw Jim on to finish second on the LED ZEPPELIN, CHICAGO, SONNY & WARRANTY e- Berdoo' downed SJSU 1-0, as Zylker resurrect SJSU from championships. CHER Westmont scored their lone a possible loss by scoring a THESE TOP tally in the 84th minute of goal late in the game. Meet Bruins n &I / ARTISTS AND competition. 'U TO STEREO MANY MORE BASCOM book sale Berkeley 7th 368 SO. The Spartans will take on AND Westmont wins those same undefeated RADIO , block south of W. San Carlos In the Huskie invite, Cal Bruins this coining Saturday .50% off A tough defensive blanked Pacific Luthem 2-0 Phone 294-5219 down in Los Angeles. Game \/ struggle, the Spartans failed to take seventh place. on all books to captialize on numerous SJSU is currently 8-4-1 .400000000000000010000000, scroling attempts, while overall for the season, and 4- State Book Shop man -handling Westmont 2-1 in conference play. defensively for 83 minutes. The Spartans, ranked 18th the 389 S. First St. CY 7-4797 The opening game of the in the nation earlier this year tournament presented the before their 1-0 heart- imagemakers Coupou alson Siva jr dully d'angelo COPY CO-OP ENVIRONMENTAL PORTRAITURE COPIES Unlimited copies at cost. Membership fee of XEROX $3. 00. Only 817 cards, first come-first serve. Membership also entitles you to 15% off on CAPTURES ME REAL PERSON It Lunch, Dinner. Card expires The imagemakers have a wonderful gift idea Feb /5, 1974. EACH * that would allow you to leave part of yourself at home after the holiday season has come and gone. With this add we are making *1st copy Sc, additional copies 3c a very special offer on 81/2 X II loose sheets with this All 0/ on all enlargements from any sitting SAGES 0 0 booked between now and November 15. AMERICAN COPY 10th OFF (Campus Copy) 14567 big basin way the illaftliehlr, 273 E. San Fernando, Ph. 295-7778 saratoga, calif. 95070 Plaza near 7th next to Peanuts Son Corks 867.6726 del roble, 2nd level

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AUTO INSURANCE Acclaimed Soviet pianists to play; LOW LOW RATES fp, COLLEGE STUDENTS Entertainment Ashkenazy, Slobodyanik in City MONTHLY PAYMENTS STEVE PEACOCK INS Soviet pianists Vladimir pianist to emerge from the Macy's, Ticketron and 356-0427 Ashkenazy and Aleksander Soviet Union." Sherman Clay. For in- Slobodyanik will be featured Tickets are available at formation call 495-0410. 266-0183 in separate performances at 'Follies' disappointing San Francisco's Masonic Auditorium Monday, Nov. 5 and Friday. Nov. 9. Both men have performed PROBLEM ATICAL previously in the United and overrated musical States to rave reviews. RECREATIONS Ashkenazy was called "the -9. Zeus of the piano" by the By Joyce Yamashita tersweet reunion of middled- Small, Fifi D 'Orsay, Julie fusing scene since the New York Post and the San The critically-acclaimed aged ex-showgirls at their Wislon, Robert Alda, Vivian transistion from the lively Francisco Chronicle called musical-drama "Follies," once-fabulous showcase Blaine and Don Liberto, chorus contrasted with the Slobodyanik "the finest which finished its five-day theater which is to be were stuck with soap-operish dramatic scene before it. run at the Circle Star demolished to make way for dialogue but gave polished a parking lot. Yard -high feather FOR THE WEEKEND 8. Theater Sunday, was performances. EXPERT SKIER and over-rated headresses and gorgeous, disappointing However with five major everything The reunion stirs up authentic Follies costumes in just about women characters and three r Fro, costumes and a few wistful and anguished on the "ghosts" of the except male leads, the chance for dance numbers. memories of youth, beauty showgirls stole the and life's disillusions among any one performance to audience's attention, during stand out was lost simply Perhaps the two years of the women --especially the play. because the parts were A hall is dropped loin' a touring, the cast changes, between the two who brought spread too thin. THE lis'iglil ii 10 ieel. II if:hounds and the inappropriate their husbands along. CABER oneliall die distance till each theater-in-the-round stage Beautiful Follies-girls fade Blues pianist bounce. VOltil is the total tlis helped to take the spark out The last dance number, DELTA on and off the stage, lance it navels.' of the winner of seven Tony with it's strobe-lights and Inc inieirtion.molded Delta boot Of- representing the ghosts of ters a lot of comlon and control tor Mathematics Alagazine Awards and "Best Musical sequined red and white the money Custom foam or silicone the women's past splendor. tomorrow sell mold, made of the finest injec- of 1971." 1930's costumes was the tion-molded melerials for a perfect The plot of "Follies," The veteran stars, in- brightest spot in the musical, NEVER WEAR OUT revolves around the bit- cluding Jane Kean, Mary but even then it was a con- Blues pianist Dave $120.00 For the answer to this problem, write Alexander will present CABER MONZA $55.00 OUR PROFESSIONAL "Blues, A Telling" tomorrow PIONEER 960.00 RECRUITMENT at 7:30 p.m. in the Music PIONEER PRO $90.00 DATA SYSTEMS DIVISION REPRESENTATIVE COMPETITION $150.00 Building's Concert Hall. LITTON INDUSTRIES WILL BE ON Dan's newest album a Admission is free. Employment Office CAMPUS Alexander, who received Litton P.O. Box 7601 Wednesday,Oct 31 Van Nuys, California 91409 high praise for his per- foie INTERVIEWING CANDIDATES 811 SKIING formance at the Monterey CAMPING IN E.E., ME., MATH/ Jazz Festival, is the first BACKPACKING COMPUTER SCIENCES to Ecstasy' TENNIS 'Countdown An Equal Opportunity 8parts Employer M/F guest-lecturer for the Recreation and Leisure W. Sans1020 Carlos, Studies Communication San Jos*, Cant 95126 By Susan Hathaway songs, but this still doesn't men by rolling out her gold Lecture Series. 295-5600 275-9100 What the world doesn't explain who "Kathy Ber- teeth. need is another rock band, berian" or "Daddy Gee" David Palmer, despite his especially one that takes are. rather startling disarrayed itself seriously. 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Color TV Kitchen, LOST: (Irk. blue PLAY the Associated Students Office in the pict frames books turn appl Far West ski jacket. PRE .SCHOOL CHILD CARE heads of most rock listeners, parking 69.50 to 89.50. 237 E. San Gen campus Willow Glen, Student Union. clocks clothes tools radios records area after Sat football GROUP lam to 6 pm. Fernando 293 6345 266.5063. so the group reformed under ADVENTURES IN ATTITUDES. trunks etc. Thousands of items to game. Call 2911869 REWARD SA 5. per day or 75 cents hr. TOWNHOUSES, 2 Bdrrn. S155 mo thru with Growing by safe, proven exploration choose from THE LOST FLEA LOST: Golden Retriever puppy M, at PISCEAN & CO. comes the innocuous name "Steely New carpet, swimming pool, air 110 speed of Self others. Starts Mon or Tues MARKET open Wed thru Sun SJSU on Wed 1024, He's blond, big complete bicycle cond free parking & private service at Dan" and made a hit single, eve. 265 1282 FREE & admission 1940 S. 1st tooted & has brown collar Under Vet's specialists/ parts, sales & park balcony Perfect choic.., 51 S 19tA care He needs us & we need him. 941- student prices. nearby Friendly "Reelin' In the Years," with Leather craft tools & supplies. SHREDDED FOAM RUBBER 40c per Mgr Apt 3 Call Cliff 295 3962 helpful service We carry Piscean, Buckles, bell blanks, dye, rivets, pound. Any amount Phone 293 2954 7879 lyrics that people still CLEAN, COMFORTABLE. Bridgestone, Regina. Ross, iatigo, purse kits, patterns. advice. FUR- PISCEAN & CO. has sorneof the nicest NISHED ONE BEDROOM mossberg, Magneef. 331 N 1st 287. haven't figured out. Orange Peal Craft Gallery 257 4298 APT stores for your complete waterbed 5130 633 S 8th St. Call 288 7474 or 7030 YOGA. Individual lessons. Postures PERSONALS They are at it again. Their needs FACTORY DIRECT to you, 3 suited to your body, health needs BDRM. FURN. APT ,w w carpeting BRIDAL FAIR PHOTOGRAPHY complete heated king size bed as low AE newest album, "Countdown and philosophy. Teacher. Craig K. S225 695 S 11th 275-1974 HIGH quality wedding photography as $103 Four locations I 331 N. 1st WILLOW GLEN WEST UNWANTED Wilson, student of T.K.V. APTS. Would HAIR REMOVED for LOWEST Bay area rates 588 to Ecstasy," has helpfully 2811030 2 1528 W San Carlos 294 Sea fine quiet place to live & PERMANENTLY Desikachar, India. Call 327 5061, study 235 E. Santa includes gold & white album 60 included the words to all the Palo Alto 1455. 3. Cupertino K Mart Cntr 1001 Swim pool, saunas, rec room, Clara Street Rrn 811 294-4499 color prints of your choice full set of Sara Sunnyv'le Rd. 996 1413. 4 pleasant spacious grnds All the Nantelle. slides BRIDE KEEPS ALL PARKING: 2 blocks from library 1600 Oakridge Mall on Blossom Hill Rd. modern features, 2.3 Bdrrn per month. 293 4275 Disabled man desires female cow NEGATIVES Extra full color 8 X 225 8221 townhouses Starting 5175. 10 min. panion to help him with apt main?. 10's 51.25 each. Staff of 20 from campus 2118 Canoas Theater trio WEDNESDAY FLICKS "GREAT CAMERA: Kowa Six SLR 2 sq. with Gardens in exchange for FREE RENT, Call photographers Make an aP Ave at Old Alrnaden WHITE HOPE" Oct 31 Student 135MM F21 lens. Like new, 5295. Ph Rd 266 1474. after 5 PM, Bryan Hall 0902308 pointment see our samples then Union Ballroom 2 shows 7 30 & 10 867 1948 MEN Large, cheerful rooms, wall to FRIDAY FLICKS HAS RYAN'S decide Open every evening until 10 p SOc Presented by A.S. wall pm for FREE carpet, furnace heat & outside DAUGHTER! Marriage, affair, Bridal Packet Call CHARLIE CHAPLAIN FILM SERIES entrance 406 S 11th St retribution in Ireland 1916 with Robert 257 3161 to perform "immigrant- & "The Circus" Sun. HELP WANTED Female Roommate Cvm room Mitchum, Trevor Howard Two FRIDAY FLICKS HAS RYAN'S Nov 11, Student Union Ballroom 2 bath 573.75 call 2915368 NOW! shows 7 & 10 pm Morris Dailey Aud. DAUGHTER, Marriage, affair, shows 7 & 9:30 P.M Students $1 Gen Nov 1 Presented by Alpha Phi retribution in Ireland 1916 with Robert "The Correspondents," a Pub. SI 50 Presented by A S SUPER LARGE I berm apt 113 bath, TALENTED songwriters 8. 4re0tive sunny, new carpets, ideal for 3. 12 Omega. 50c Mitchum. Trevor Howard Two unique reader's theater FRIDAY FLICKS HAS RYAN' groups wanted by Music Publisher blk from campus. 439 S 4th St 998 DATING: COMPUTER STYLE shows 7 & 10 pm Morris Dailey Aud group consisting of three DAUGHTER! Marriage, affair, Producer Call 14081 292 2222. Complete information, application Nov 1 Presented by Alpha Phi retribution in Ireland 1916with Robert MEN -WOMEN! JOBS ON SHIPS! No write New Friends, POB 23693L, Omega 50c women, will perform CLUE': N',19) COMFORTABLE, FUR- Tampa, Fla 33622 Mitchurn, Trevor Howard Two roper required Excellent pay NISHED ONE BEDROOM APT. HAIRCUTS & TRIMS, ALL STYLES 12:30 in the shows 7 & 10 pm Morris Dailey Aud. Worldwide travel Pertect summer ESCORT SERVICE Need an escort, ONLY 11 50 SAY GOODBYE TO Tuesday at p.m. 1130 633 S 8th St Call 288 7474 or Call Vince for any occasion Nov. 2 Presented by Alpha Phi lob or career Send S3 for in 298 7332 SPLIT ENDS CALL 287 2678 S.U. Umunhum Room and 7 Omega 50c formation SEAFAX, Dept Reasonable rates 9640101 J 9 PD APTS. FOR RENT Quiet Irg rooms, ATTENTION: Chicanos who will be Box 2049, Port Angeles, p.m. in the Coffee House. Washington furn studios & I Bdrms. W.W taking Dec & Feb. LSAT for law 98362 carpets, swim pool, rec. TRANSPORTATION The performances, which Over 200 Grinningbird flights by the room. 1 every day connecting North- school Prep course offered PART TIME SWIM COACH Bdrrn $130 SERVICES Assoc of Univ Studios S100 620 S. 9th will include excerpts from ern and Southern California Give your campus rep or Chicano Law Students POSITION late afternoons to 21 St S J Santa Clara, Monday eves 7 9prn EUROPE PSA a bird whistle IPSA gives you a Mu hrs. 310 5 days a week during school I BEDROOM FURNISHED APT. . a PHOTOGRAPHY WEDDINGS S88 -ISRAEL-AFRICA Student classics, are free. Classroom B. Bergin Hall, SCU. For flights all year & daily during summer Must block from library Pets OK S120 FREE color slides Advertising, year round CONTACT questions call Chicano Affairs Office, iSCA, be avail for 10 mos starling Nov 5 per month Call 287 7387 Portraits. PR 775 0596 11687 San Vicente Blvd. Apt. SCSI, 984 4108 No to end of Aug Min pay S100 a mo SPACE:li STUDENT TYPING NEAR 4 L A Calif 00049 TEL 12131 MASS IN AN EARLY CHRISTIAN OFFICE block from possible to increase to 5200 293 2293. MERIDIAN & CURTNER 826 5669 or 1714/ 287 3010 EACH SUNDAY 8.00 campus on 4th St Can be used as EX TRADITION PER IENCED 2652134 FLYING SOON? Well -It pays to be NEWMAN CENTER 79 S. 5th St WANTED: PIANO PLAYER to play work studio S60 month Call 287 7387 PM TYPING, FAST, ACCURATE, young with TWA" Your TWA 470 APARTMENTS PRESENTS. JOIN US! With banjo band (old time rnusic1 COME GIRLS: 2 bdrrn. turn apartment 5130 ELECTRIC. CALL 377 5142 AFTER Campus Representative Bill weekends Call 356 2404, Los Gatos 3 bdrm furnished apartment 5165 I 12 00 p rn MARCIA REYNOLDS Crawford 1225 72621 can help you GRAD STUDENT TO ASSIST IN apartment 5115 bdrrn furnished TYPING OF ALL KINDS Fast, ac make your GETAWAY Flyer 18 per AUTOMOTIVE RESEARCH I WRITING OF M.A. Studio apartment furnished 5100 All cent off with TWA Youth passport & THESIS (Chicano Power 1 Fee apartments reduced. ,J blk SJSU curate and dependable. Mrs Alice Take up to 24 RENTS months to pay with NEW LOW a 984 4931 negotiable Call Antonio 449 So 10th St 10 a m 2 30 P.m Emmerich 249 2864 Santa Clara FREE GETAWAY CREDIT CARD CAR INSURANCE tv STUDENT (day/ 2648946 (nate) WANTED: Instructor wishes to sub let Call 225 7262 for information after OFF STUDENT TYPING 65 cents per Student Refused 25 per cent MEN I WOMEN DRIVERS for ice Or rent 2 or 3 bedroom house from Page 5 CO For reservations call close to campus Phone 998 1869 291 6600 FOR 30 GPA OR NON SMOKER cream, candy, soft drink route. January or February to June or or your local travel agent $195 948 0223 Days Eve 241 8873 Arrange 2 BR - $180 3 BR - a work schedule coin August Call 277 2811 EUROPEAN CHARTERS. patable with class schedule 3010 SO FOR RENT:Large 7 bdrrn turn house RENT A TV OR STEREO, free Several FUNKY. RELIABLE, ROOMY schedules available '61 FALCON per cent coon, Tropical Ice Cream 656 5 9th St Girls only Call Mgr delivery, free service Call Esche's Teachers TRANSPORTATION! Services 4626 Co 330 Race St 2914228 674 251 2598 Vista Long Beach STA. WAGON REBUILT ENG & after 5 pm 797 8309 or drop by at 90803 433 1134 * 0001:4 CARS, 4 NEW TIRES GOOD 5 9th St No I COND 1300 or best offer call 293 RN'S AIDES AND ORDERLIES. Full I Brim. furs, apt. for rent, girls only WRITING AND RESEARCH PILOTS GROUND SCHOOL, 4 day ALL RESIDENTS ELIGIBLE FOR DRAWING. or part time Best pay in Assistance Typing. Editing Call O831 Bay Area Call 297 8309 after S Prn or See Mgr course Nov 10, 11. 17, 18. private Pick your hrs 293 0112. 277 3993 CHOICE OF FREE 10 -SPEED BIKE, CASSETT RECORDER, '65 PLYMOUTH FURY AT PBRH at 674 S 9th St No 1 $60 Comm S75 Taught by certified New tires Radiator Rebuilt Eng OVERSEAS JOBS Australia, fit L wild instructor Bob. 277 8230 8131 yr. round rates. 2 odor, unfurn. my home, South brakes S450 Phone 371 6811 Day or Europe, S America, Africa, etc BABY SITTING in TENNIS EQUIPMENT OR CASH. apt drapes, laundry tac , extra preschool SI an eve 266 0758 Students all professions & oc San Jose MWF. CHARTER FLIGHTS TO MEXICO storage 748 Forestdele Ave No 2 hour for one, S1 50 for two. Call Deb cupations S700 to $3000 monthly Mazatlan S249 inclusive 8 days 7 67 TR4A IRS Overdrive. Top con 2945040 or 293 1066 10 Expenses paid, overtime. Free 578 4097, 6 nights net round trip air fare, hotel on dition best offer Call 14151 323 7389 5128 4 min drive from SJSU 2 Wein the beach plus extras Puerto or 321 2300 information Write trans world unturn ALL KINDS OF TYPING in my Home Under new management ex. 4860 apt W W carpet, drapes, Vallarta 5259 inclusive research no dept a I. P0 Box 603. Reasonable Rates 264 4928 8 days 7 '66 VW BUS It CAMPER. Excel lend laundry fec Small pet OK 748 nights Ind round trip air fare, hotel Corte Madera, CA 94925 FOrestdele Ave No 3 293 Complete security system for cars and residents Eng Rebuilt. 173 1950 or offer 279 1066 or 194 TV'S FOR RENT SPECIAL on beach, full don cruise to Yelapa, STOCK CLERK Energetic 7583 DRIVER, 5840 STUDENT RATE $IO 00 per month plus extras. Call after Scorn 274 4613, PANEL, '32 GMC. Tremendous! $470 young man to work in Cold Storage Call 377 2935 STUDIO apartment $95 uirnaro Largest luxury units in college area anytime 289 8764 Warehouse, & to make occasional LARGE Call Medium I Bedroom apartment S120 '67 Impala SS396, Good condition 5620 light deliveries Must know city well. Large 2 bedroom apartment 5150 Call anytime 289 8764 & have good driving record steady, Heated pool 628 South 10th Street AUTO INSURANCE - TIRED OF part time work 5225 hr 298 4900, Emir B EING RIPPED OFF? Call CS1S, Mrs 2 & 3 BEDROOM APTS. for rent. Heavy shag carpets duplex in I, originators of Student Auto WANTED: Girl to clean turn & unfurn near SJSU, call 293 277-3175 insurance, who have been writing it ampus area Reasonable pay 374 7796 or 294 9535 Completely furnished - some with fireplaces in their 9 Calif. offices for over 6 6359 years. No student refused Call 789 -!40911 8681 or stop by 404 S 3rd St second Classified Rates Print Your Ad Here: Monthly rental plan or semester lease imor 3rd & San Saivadom il.nuot app.,. .aller and spars In. n dar dar, ,hry, Modest deposit - and you get it back 3 lines SI SO 200 2 25 240 2 50 35 if the unit m left as rented FOR SALE 4 lines 200 250 27S 290 300 35 5 imes 250 300 325 340 350 35 6 lines 300 350 375 390 400 35 mailer aaaaaa of quality stereo Most I a. S add. components avaiiabie at dealer cost line plus 10 percent Additional discounts Bad SO SO SO SO SO 470 APARTMENTS available on guaranteed used equipment periodic specials below 8.1, lIinn 470 So. 11th St., San Jose, CA 95112 dealer cost 2S2 2018 atter 5 m 1 .1, 1 -110, Phone: 287-7590 OLD ENGLISH $ DOG PUPS. 6 Weeks old, ARC Registered, S100 Check a Classification SI NO C HE( K MONO n ORO, R OR Call 277 6801 Anni,on, emnts Mel/ 014410 n t ASH 10 SP AR t AN DIM 'I FOR SALE: Complete business 0 Aulnmntiv Netising 0 Se, r,, es LSSIFif 0 SAN )0SE SI ATI accounting library Of nearly 700 U Po, Sale C7 Loki owl towel Di anspot1.1,on 10118 GO CAL If 95114 isPH0H1 items MS Phone 11151 321 5791 Page 6, October 29, 1973 Eco-highlights Oregon crisis Adverse public opinion has forced Gov. Tom McCall of Oregon last week to withdraw his proposal to close all schools in the state for a month to save energy. ALCO Instead, he issued a proclamation that schools devote the week of Dec. Ito educating students about the energy crisis. McCall said there was no sign of public support for his proposal, which was to shut down Oregon schools from Dec. 14 through January 14 to conserve electricity.

In an effort to cut wasteful gasoline usage, one U.S. senator has proposed taxing auto manufacturers whose cars get less miles per gallon. 20 NIGHT than Sen. Peter Dominick, R-Colo., has introduced legislation which would exempt all cars from the tax which are capable of going 100 miles with five gallons or less. Under his plan, for each extra gallon required to travel the 100-mile distance, the auto manufacturer would be taxed Nicole Bengiveno $235. Linda Sisk, director of the SJSU Environmental Center According to Dominick, the 8235 figure was picked because "this is the dollar rate which has been projected to be the minimum tax needed to encourage manufacturers" to do OWL something about the fuel consumption problem. 'Unique' ecology center SAP*** Another bill, called the National Oil Recycling Act, now before Congress, would do something about saving the more helps educate the city than billion gallons of crankcase oil drained from vehicles yearly. Prompted by the question of just how much of this By Roxanne Miller "It really does exist, and with a direct source of in- potentially usable oil is dumped into rivers, streams and There's a green building it's rougher than normal formation," stated Sisk. garbage dumps, the Environmental Protection Agency is on campus which not only stationery," Sisk com- A speakers bureau has SALE trying to determine ways in which it can be refined. houses a wealth of en- mented, showing a sample been set up to furnish small The bill, introduced by Rep. Charles A. Vanik, 0-Ohio, is vironmental information, pad with "Save a tree - use groups with speakers on designed to provide incentive to save used lubricating oil and but also a few plants, some recycled paper" printed at environmental issues. purify it for resue. posters on the wall, a small the bottom of each page. Speakers are students in the TUESDAY NIGHT lounge - and sometimes a Of further benefits, the Environmental Studies 449 45** dog named Jackson. EIC has slide shows Departme,nt. It's the Environmental available which have been The EIC, which is open A house has been built almost entirely from recycled Information Center (EIC), in complied by SJSU students from 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Oct. 30th 6 to 1 1 PM. materials in Richmond, Va., and is now on the market for Building U, 329 S. Fifth St., and the Ecology Center in Monday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. $60,750. next to Duncan Hall. San Francisco. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, The house was a project of the Reynolds Metals Company According to Lynda Sisk, Also, some tape recordings and 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Wed- of Richmond and was designed to show the practical use of director, the EIC is "unique can be borrowed of lectures nesday, also has a small recycled material. in that it's the only center in given in the Environmental lounge available for Built of such recycled items as aluminum cans, broken 5 HOURS ONLY the San Jose area reserved Studies Department and of student use. glass, worn rubber tires and garbage, the "recycled house" solely for environmental conferences held in the "Anyone who needs a is as close to "100 per cent recycled as you can get with studies." community, according to place to eat or study is This Thursday night from 6 PM to 11 PM you can get the jump on holiday today's technology," according to the director of en- Not only does the center Sisk. welcome," Sisk said as she shopping. Shop vironmental planning for Reynolds. during Alco's unique 5 hour Night Owl Sale and save in have numerous free Sisk said the EIC tries to wathced her dog, Jackson, Costs of the materials were said to be competitive with every department. Hundreds of color TV's, console stereos, radios, com- brochures on topics ranging gather all information roam around the office. normally used materials. pact stereo, & tape recorders will be on sale at from air pollution to mass available on activities and "And we have Jackson, prices that can only be offered transportation, it also has issues of conservation who's a cross between an during a 5 hour sale! Our Hi Fi Department will have many considerable research groups. Irish setter and an Old specials to choose from. You can save on both individual components material. "When a local issue comes English sheepdog," Sisk and complete systems. This sale is in all departments at ALL 5 STORES "Our primary function is up, we try to find out all we said. "He's the mascot for 5 HOURS ONLY. We guarantee that you can save HUNDREDS of to initiate environmental around here." IN THE DARK can to provide the students dollars. But don't take our word for it - ask someone who saved during DO IT awareness through our last NIGHT OWL SALE. PLEASE education," Sisk said. NOTE ... our stores will be closed from WITH.../EE -We're here to stimulate Career fe llowships 5 PM 'til 6 PM so that we can reprice our merchandise. interest and provide factual Danforth Fellowships, arts curriculum. backup," FREE -CAMERAS offered by the Danforth The year-long award is FOR THIS SALE ONLY!! Sisk, who has been PUMPKINS director of the center for one Foundation of St. Louis, Mo., normally renewable until DARKROOM All Merchandise is covered by manufacturers warranty. While 1000 last 1 541CIAL are open to all students who completion of the degree or year, handles all of the Delivery and installation will be available at a slight charge. children must be in for a maximum total of four accompanied LARGER otsccxons center's business. have serious interest EQ014/41$4 careers of teaching and or years of graduate study. by an adult 01/0.1.11 In her office several plants -ONE YOVR CHOICE administration in colleges Dr. John Gahm, campus -FOR SO NM OR decorate the large fireplace THIS TWO 11 coordinator, can be reached SALE IS FOR 5 HOURS ONLY LENS which greets the visitor on and universities and who first entering the room. On plan to study for a Ph.D. in in FO 206 and all interested the mantle, a sign advertises any field of study common to should see him as soon as In our TV Department sale on such famous makes as: a liz.s5995 "recycled stationery." the undergraduate liberal possible. McCloskey ZENITHSYLVANIASANYOSONY Spartaguide In our Hi Fi Department choose

TODAN AUDURON FILM: 'West Side Story - from such famous names as: 1151151 ST1 DENT FORUM will inert a( 8 Mega), to Alaska" will be shown at 8 p.rti in to speak p1,1 in the It U l'alay eras Room Morns Dalley Auditorium Ailmtsslon is Si REELS 1SAT a ill f.tr,ii a prep course for Clorano for students and 51 50 for the general public 14141(5 AND PIONEER--KENWOOD--AR--GARRARD--JBL law students at 7 pro. in Classroom It of 101011% 511.111 SEMINAR: Dr Arthur Geist of Stanford U.S. Rep. Paul "Pete" Bergin Hall at Santa (Sara University University null speak in 1)/1 135 at 130 urn SONY--TEAC--ALTEC--RECTILINEAR--BSR--DUAL N9514;4111144 will meet at 7 :91 p to in a. McCloskey, R-Calif., will be apartment 13 at 470 S 11th SL ROOK TALK: Or Jack Kurzweil will 869" 1 a guest speaker tonight at 8 ( ALIFORNIA STATE INTERNATIONAL diseuss "Planting the Viettin" by William Here is just a sample of what we have available " FRI giRA M atll have a special presentation Ryan in R00111 A of the Spartan Cafeteria at Stanford University. He today and Tuesday front 9 30 a to ontil 4 CO-REC will have an Oktoberfest i that s pni n the S.0 Costanoan will appear in Cubberley 1400111 (leirroan for a fmt party: from 10 a m until 2 TIE .SDAV FAMOUS NIGHT THIS IS THE PLACE! Hall. p in in the campus barbecue pits All are OWL 111.5C50 FREMEOICAL HEALTH !noted LIST PRICE The topic of McCloskey's SCIENCE CLUB will rneet at 7 p m the THEOLOGY FORUM NAME ITEM Black Studies Building on the ripener of will show the film SALE PRICE The Holy speech will be the current Filth and San Carlos streets Ghost People" at 2:30 p.m at the First Iltristlan Church. located at BOP Fifth 95 DEBATE: A debate an Proposition One will 18" Color TV Set move to impeach President St be held at 4 p to,n ON111 926 4701 DIAGONAL $329.95 $288.80 Nixon. McCloskey is the only SEMINAR: A discussion on ecology will be Republican member of held in lilt 615 at its p m WEDNESDAY AM -FM 8-Track Congress to introduce an WEDNESDAY CINEMA presents "The Stereo System Stereo Phono $158.80 impeachment motion. Great While Hope" in the S U Ballroom at $199.95 7 30 and IS phi Arbon:stun is NI cents Two Speakers

AC -DC Radio AM -FM Tape with $69.95 Cassette Built-In $49.90

LY' British Turntable $89.95 JOIN THE TOWER THIS I $68.88 Stereo Receiver 30-watts $149.95 $99.95 WINTER I (INF) For information and reserva- 1 lions mail this ad. phone or stop by and ask Barbara Two-Way Speakers $35.00 $23.88 each Nevins at Student Services West on the lower level of I the Student Union, San Jose State University. 211 South 9th Street, San Jose, CA I Due to the unprecedented response to our previous Night Owl 95192, 287-9240. Explore the alternatives before you Sales, we ran out of the most popular items in the first hours. decide to go home this I Christmas. We will have a large supply on hand, however, a word to the wise -for the best Circle your destination of selection shop early. Please, no phone orders. interest and mail. New York ALL SALE MERCHANDISE SOLD ON A (-FREE Flight ft523 American AirAir-- I FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED BASIS PIZZAS lines 707, Dec. 23, return while :;00 last, " San Jose State University Men Jan 2, $119. SJ S189/LA no pui chase 30 or $179 SPECIAL CREDIT ARRANGEMENTS more semester units Mexico City necesssry "GPA of 3.00 or better Flight #618 United Airlines I We have made special credit arrangements so that most credit DC -8. Dec 18 return Dec If you meet the qualifications! Attend the Tau Delta Phi 30 front SF 5165 from LA I applications can be approved on the spot or you can use your bank charge card. $149 orientation in your honor Thursday, November 1, at 4 Honolulu, Hawaii 7 p.m. in the Almaden Room of the College Union. Flight p123 Western Airline I Featured will be faculty guest speakers, refreshments, 707. Nov 23 return Nov 26 from Si $148 and a sample of Tau Delta Phi executive session. Learn what the Tau Delta Phi program of fireside chats, good Charter flights avail- fellowship, student service, and athletic competition can able only to students, faculty, staff and their ECO do for you - and what you can do through Tau Delta Immediate families of HI -Fl COMPONENTS & TELEVISION Phi for salt, camps, old community. In the event you San Jose State Uni- are unable to attend Ito orientation there will be an in- versity. 79 SO. 3rd. ST. SAN JOSE 297-7111 formation desk intheAimaden Room Frid November 2 ISTUDENT SERVICESI from 1-3 p.m, WEST -LOS ALTOS 4916 El Camino Real (South of San Antonio Rd.)

Housing programs available. 964-7222 I Fare based on Pro rata I -CAMPBELL 1625 W. Campbell Ave. (1 mi. E. of Westgate) share of Minimum group 40 includes an admlnistra- SAU Iand 379-721G lion fee of S15.00. Fare is 2855 El accordance with tariff on flle -SANTA CLARA Camino (Near Moonlight Shopping Center with the CAB and Includes 298-3050 Iall taxes. Fare may vary I based on the actual number -STEVENS 3585 Stevens Creek Blvd. (Neer San Tomas Expwy.) -44 40444, of passengers travelling. Air- CREEK Left are B707 or 008 lets 241-6326 11