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Volume 75, Number 24 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Friday, October 3, 1980 A.S. president's resolution opposes security cameras

by Stephen D. Stroth A resolution voicing student opposition to the placement of surveillance cameras on the SJSU campus was unanimously approved by the Associated Students board of directors at its Wednesday meeting. The cameras were recently proposed by the university ad- ministration to combat campus crime. The purchase of the three cameras was promoted when the State Legislature passed an emergency allocation last month of $500,000 for campus security, $300,000 of which was scheduled for the purchase of safety equipment On the recommendation of the University Police the administration used $41,000 of that sum to pirfchase photo by Thomas Ovalle the surveillance camera equipment. Paying for tickets will be harder to avoid since collection will be done by a private firm Traffic safety The resolution, proposed by A.S. officer Eugene Martinez issues a ticket which will go to DataCom, Inc for processing. President Michael Medina, was accompanied by another resolution which demanded the administration Evading citations consult the ad hoc Public Safety not so easy Advisory Committee on decisions like the one that called for the surveillance cameras. This accompanying resolution Computer agency to boost was also passed unanimously by the board. Medina said that he told SJSU President Gail Fullerton at their traffic ticket fee collection meeting yesterday not to go ahead with the camera proposal. ptaito by Ramona Espanol "Everyone thinks it's a stupid by David Jacob turned over to the Office of Parking Clara County watches as A.S. board approves his of Revenue in Santa idea," Medina said, pointing out the Mike Medina resolution unan- It will not be easy to evade Violations, which is staffed and DataCom is the said that paying board's vote against it and the imously. paying for parking tickets any DataCom explained ticket issuing operated by responsibility of each Student Union Board of Governors' longer, because the task of Nemetz. If the fine is not paid within She also added that the agency. vote of opposition. proposed camera installations. The mandatory phone rule was processing them has been delegated 30 days, DataCom sends delinquent contract with DataCom was still "I really don't think they (the The A.S. also pledged to "take incorporated by the Housing Office to DataCom Incorporated, a New negotiation. notices. under cameras) are going to be effective," steps to see that such installation is this year as a safety measure. York based computer firm, instead If the violations are not paid People who receive parking A.S. board member Nancy Mc- not pursued." However, according to Medina, the of the Santa Clara County Municipal after 20 more days, Nemetz said, the tickets at SJSU can call DataCom's Fadden said. "It's more of a P.R. The second resolution requested cost was not stipulated in the dorm Court. Department of Motor Vehicles office of parking violations to make public relations) solution to a real the administration, Fullerton, contract and is "just plain illegal." places a hold on the vehicle's DataCom will also be respon- an appointment with the Municipal problem." Executive Vice President Jack Sharon O'Connor, director of registration. sible for the 75 to 150 tickets issued at Court if they want to argue their "The impression I get ( about the Coleman and Chief of University non-traditional minority with affairs, SJSU each day and, according to Ed DataCom has a contract cases. camera proposal) is that (the ad- Police Earnest Quinton to coor- year, according to proposed her resolution supporting Nemetz, SJSU traffic management the county for one SJSU tickets carry a fine of $5. ministration) is asking our opinion dinate on safety equipment pur- would not say how UAP after two San Jose City Council supervisor, the collection rate on Neris, but she The DMV will add an additional $5 about a decision that has already chases in the future. much money it was for. members proposed fazing it out as citations is going to rise penalty fee for delinquent payments been made," Medina said. Other resolutions approved by The payments are based on its part of a program directed at "dramatically." and an added $3 for handling The text of the first A.S. the board included a disapproval of performance, which means that the decreasing crime in the downtown charges on each "hold" issued on a resolution says that the funds for the arbitrary institution of a man- Parking tickets were too much firm actually gets so much per area. vehicle's registration, Nemetz said. that equipment "could be better datory phone fee for dormitory of a hassle for the court because it is ticket, Neris said. O'Connor said in her proposal DataCom is located at 777 N. spent on lighting, communications residents by the Housing Jffice, mostly paper work, Marina Neris, It is cheaper for the county to that "none of the UAP's 222 students DataCom office manager said. First St., San Jose, although its main equipment and emergency phone call to solve the problem of late has been convicted of a crime on the pay DataCom, she added, rather "They (the Muncipal Court) computer bank is in New York City. and alarm systems." work-study checks and the strong SJSU campus in seven years." than using its own labor, because the were not doing the greatest job in It also handles parking violations in The resolution also cites an support of the continuation of the For that reason and the benefits company collects on more tickets actual collections," she said. New York, Washington, D.C., infringement of "the rights of University Alternatives Program, provided by the program, the UAP than does the county. "People were delinquent in paying, Stanford, Connecticut and Yonkers, privacy of the students of SJSU" as an SJSU program that helps ex- should be guaranteed "continued Neris said that this payment or not paying at all, and they were N.Y. cause for alternatives to the offenders attend college. existence," according to O'Connor. method was the one that all the not suffering any consequences for parties agreed upon, although she it." said DataConi could have thought of The fact is that the court is very ways more advantageous to itself. wants to light busy with other more important Neris would not elaborate on these SJSU up '81-82 matters, Meris said. other ways. Tickets issued by SJSU are Emma Rock of the Department University asks for $700,000

by Mark Cursi said the new system would have ministrators and representatives of A point still to be worked out University administrators are diversified sources of power to the Chancellor's Office to discuss the between Bosanko and the consulting attempting to secure funds for a new prevent a system-wide blackout if a lighting system was scheduled for engineering firm hired by the Resolution passed campus lighting system in the 1981- power loss occurred. last night. Participants were to university, is what kind of light will 82 SJSU budget. Bosanko pointed to the economic include Fullerton; Jack Coleman, be used in the new lamps. savings the new system would bring, executive vice president; Evans: The firm, Arrigoni and

Administration officials have saying it would provide more quality Bosanko; James Westphal', Associates of San Jose, recom- lighting system is by A.S. directors said the current lighting at a lesser cost per lamp assistant vice chancellor of physical mended blue lighting that would did to be con- inadequate and too than under the current system. planning and development; and Bob allow a persons to distinguish colors

sidered efficient. The administration must now Sikes, university facilities planner. at night as if it were daytime. According to J. Handel Evans, convince the Chancellor's Office of Bosanko said he believes Bosanko wants pink lighting, to end late checks associate executive vice president, the California State University and because of the high crime rate on known as high pressure sodium, the cost of the entire new lighting Colleges system that the lighting is and near the campus, the chances which could be operated at 99,000 by Holly Allen system is estimated at between needed sooner than 1984. are good the university will get the less a year than the blue light ( while In a move to end late student assistant paychecks, the Associated $700,000 and 8800,000. A meeting of university ad- system earlier than scheduled. providing lighting of equal quality). Students board of directors yesterday unanimously passed a resolution urging all individuals involved, including SJSU President Gail Fullerton, Evans said funding for the new to do everything possible to solve the problem. system was planned for the 1983-84 The resolution was introduced by Bill Santi, A.S. director of spon- budget, but SJSU President Gail sored programs. Santi believes that the school depends a great deal on Fullerton requested that it be in- these student assistants. stalled earlier. If those vouchers are sent by the end of the month, it shouldn't take "We have an old system," that long," Santi said. Evans said, "that's probably on its The checks, which are due on the 15th of each month, were not last legs." received until September 17th. The new lighting system would According to Ron Barrett, director of the Student Union, this was not greatly improve outdoor campus the first time the checks have been late. lighting, according to Bob Bosanko, On Sept. 29, Barrett sent a letter to Fullerton urging all university director of Plant Operations. presidents to impress the importance of this concern on the Chancellor's "I feel we need a new lighting Office, which can then apply pressure on the state Controller's Office. system if we are to increase the The S.U. Board of Governors voted unanimously to support this letter. lighting on campus," he said. "The As a result of the recent paycheck delay, Personnel Officer Sam old system is outdated; it's a Model Milioto is re-issuing a memo that went out one year ago, stating that T." because of certain variables, student assistants cannot be guaranteed The current lighting system has paychecks on a specific date. about 50 light poles along main paths SJSU's payroll department sent the payroll documents in to of the university. Bosanko said the Sacramento on Sept. 3. According to Dave Barrow of the Sacramento new system will have 334 light poles Payroll Department, the documents were received in Sacramento on spread throughout the campus. Sept. 8; the checks were issued on Sept. 12 and sent no later than Sept. 13. Bosanko explained why a Milioto believes that work was done quickly on both ends. renovation of the old system would SJSU's payroll department processed more than 200 vouchers not be workable. )timecards) in one day. "I doubt that those papers could have been "The cables are deteriorated, processed much sooner," Milioto said. the transformer is outdated," he Sacramento processed the paychecks in three working days because said. "It's like trying to get an an- the department's employees had Admissions Day off. "I'm amazed that tique to run. they got them (the checks) out on the 12th," Milioto said. "It's running now, but not very Sacramento also has to deal with a new computer system installed in dependably We've pushed it to the May. According to Barrow, the new system still has some bugs that need limit," he added. photo by Sal Brotnbatga, tube worked out, which can cau.se delay. Bosanko said one of the major Tailback Gerald Willhite does a backflip after scoring a touchdown in the Spartans win over Santa Milioto does not want to put the blame on anyone for the delayed problems with the current system is paychecks but said that with all these variables, he can't guarantee that that it has only one power source. If Clara on Sept. 6 The first area action since that time will be tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 p.m. as the students will receive their checks on time. there were a power loss, all of the SJSU travels to Stanford Stadium to meet the No 1 7 ranked Cardinals Details on page five. lights on ,uopu.s would go out. He opinion Ociobe 3 1980 Editorial Iranians have nerve asking Americans Daily eyes camera for funds; what about the hostages? While a picture may be worth a thousand words, we do not believe the three planned surveillance cameras for by Jerry McDonald while the hostages remain in war the hostages? For them being a burgers to Cubans. The Cubans campus security are worth $40,000. Staff Willer torn Iran. "human being" isn't quite the same therefore would have been aiding a police officers and In a time when many Americans anymore. They have lived with a country which had just invaded More evening escorts, additional a year more to increase campus can think of few positive things to Hassan Bordbari, an Iranian day-to-day torture for nearly them. better lighting would do far say about the Iranian people due to working at the snack bar, doesn't that was inflicted by the very same Sound foolish? The logic of the security and decrease the current mood of fear that the seemingly endless hostage see asking Americans for help as nation that now enlists our help to MSA follows along the same lines. hangs over SJSU a mood born in the wake of recent situation, one thing should be stated hypocritical. "A human being is a aid their people. So far, the MSA snack bar has campus violence. in their defense. They have nerves of human being no matter what color," The United States didn't know encountered no hostility, and ac- The university plans to install three 24-hour, low-light steel. cording to Bordbari, the customers of the This can be exhibited by taking have been of all colors. In addition surveillance cameras with approximately $40,000 entrance of the ...'It is remarkable that they are now they have made over $200 as of the a walk past the $500,000 in emergency funds recently approved by Student Union facing the Art asking American citizens for help, while Wednesday afternoon. State Legislature to improve campus security. Buildings. Here, Iranian members "It has been a mix of all The university is putting a large part of this money to of the Moslem Students Association the hostages remain in war-torn Iran.' students," Bordbari said. "Nobody increased foot patrols of the campus MSA) are selling sandwiches, soft is bothering us. They are pretty good good use, including snacks in people." drinks and other assorted he said. what it was missing. Just think, area, additional campus police and evening escorts, and There are 52 hostages now order to raise money to send to Iran Possibly, this could be tran- Americans could have picked up more blue-light phones. But we believe that the outdoor war isolated somewhere in a country to help civilians injured in the slated to. "A human being is a some extra aid for their injured in to deter crime or that is riddled with gunfire, who surveillance cameras will do little between Iran and Iraq. human being, no matter what color, Vietnam after the needless Bay of it wish they wouldn't be bothered and decrease fear. After the Iranian people took but a hostage is a hostage." Pigs incident. These cameras can view only open areas, while upon themselves to commit an act of could meet some "pretty good" are more likely to occur in war and take American hostages, it For, certainly, the hostages How? After the invasion, the people. violence and vandalism is remarkable that they are now have lost their rights as "human United States should have just set up The trouble is, they aren't secluded spots. And because each camera will "scan" asking American citizens for help, beings." And what of the families of snack bars in Cuba and sold ham- human beings. They're hostages. areas, it may be focused on one area while a crime is being cornmittee 20 or 50 yards away. Even if oomething suspicious does catch the Prop. 10 not costly to implement camera's eye and a dispatcher watching the screens happens to be looking at the right screen at the right moment, a police officer must then be sent to the scene. Separate smoking section necessary By the time help arrives, even if it comes quickly, the crime could well have been committed. Better lighting by Holly Allen was voted down in 1978. Proposition 5. They succeeded. nonsmokers' rights have been and even more patrols than are now being added might Staff Writer overlooked far too long. With th prevent the crime in the first place. American voters will once again Proposition 10 clearly allows for The tobacco industry's studies recent medical information, non pushing to get be faced with the idea of separate smoking and nonsmoking sections. show that people will smoke less if smoker's complaints can no longe The administration is currently It requires no walls or partitions, the initiative becomes law. As a be taken lightly. from the California State smoking sections in the November $700,000 for lighting in 1981-82 elections. and prohibits any increase in taxes large industry, they are able to University and Colleges system. We commend that at- to implement it. Proposition 10 will spend as much money as is needed tempt, but the funding is not a sure thing, and we think Separate smoking sections are only require smoking section signs, to defeat this proposition. Spartan Daily the only way to satisfy the rights of which are estimated to cost a the $40,000 should be used for lighting now. particularly sympathize the smoker and the nonsmoker. maximum of 50 cents each. I don't Editor Boni Brewer by a video industry. A little What the cameras see will not be recorded with the tobacco Ad Manager Doug Teter Consider the results of several However, just as in 1978, the going to put them device. Therefore, a criminal couldn't later be identified, money loss isn't News Editor Ellen Goodwin studies, which show that sidestream industry will invest millions nor would there be evidence that can be used in court. tobacco out of business. City Editor Brian Boyd smoke (the smoke from the end of of dollars to convince the public that As for the smokers, what trouble Opinion Editor Janet Fields The administration hopes the cameras will deter the burning cigarette) can be more Proposition 10 is costly and will take is it for them to sit in a smoking Layout Editor Scott Hinrichs because people know they are there. On the harmful to lungs than the smoke rights away from smokers. crime simply section, so as to allow nonsmokers Feature Ed ... Catherine Cassidy other hand, the cameras have to be inconspicuous to inhaled by the smoker ( mainstream smoke). In 1978 the tobacco industry their rights. Sports Editor Dave Meltzer catch a criminal in the act. How can a camera be in- spent $6.5 million to defeat Proposition 10 is overdue, Assoc. Sports Ed Joan Casserly conspicuous and a deterrent at the same time? According to a pamphlet put out Special Pages Ed .... Brian Wirth Police Chief Earnest Quinton recently by California Group Against Entertainment Ed .... Jon Bloom University Smoking Pollution (GASP), said, "We just want to keep deviants and crooks off Consumer Ed .... Kim Bergheim sidestream smoke contains about Daily. Policy Business Mgr Rita Leung campus." threee times as much carbon Retail Ad Mgr ... Brian McMahon Do the police plan to pick out potential "deviants" monoxide as mainstream smoke. Promotions Dir Lisa Gauer The policy of the Spartan Daily The Spartan Daily reserves the and "crooks" on a video screen and then remove them No longer is the right to smoke Art Director Mike Clark regarding letters and material right to edit for length. Natl Ad Mgr Mike Doyle from campus? What exactly do these people look like? Is in public places with nonsmokers individuals or or- submitted from Photo Editor Kyle Brehm in the S.U. Am- present, a civil liberties issue. ganizations outside of the Spartan a political activist shouting to students Chief Photo Mark Schwab phitheater a "deviant?" Nonsmokers now have a strong Daily staff is as follows: Opinion medical argument. The intent of the Sp3rtan Daily Editorial staff Holly Allen, We're not suggesting that the original purpose of the Letters Opinion Page is to present Arm- In April, California researchers a vari- Mary Apanasewicz, Sonia campus police in proposing the cameras was to spy, but Letters should be submitted at ety of viewpoints on Aseo, Mark Corsi, reported strong evidence that issues affect- strong, Joseph the implications of cameras in the future are scary. the Daily Office (JC 208 ) between 9 ing the university Dutro, David Jacob, San- anyone who inhales someone else's community. Kathleen a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, or by Libby Lane, Judy Unlike cameras, police officers are not subject to smoke can suffer lung damage. This dra Kleffman, mail to the Opinion Page, c/o the Comments, columns and editori- Larson, Daniel Martin, Thomas technical malfunctions and can investigate suspicious research presents the most Spartan Daily, San Jose State Uni- als will discuss local, state, nation- Mays, Jerry McDonald, Gregory significant evidence against noises, as well as suspicious sights. versity, 125 S. Seventh St., San al and international affairs. Miles, John Minnis, Wayne Norton, "secondhand" smoke. The university has until July of 1981 to decide how to Jose, CA 95192. Anne Papineau, Jacqueline Rae, spend the emergency funds. We recognize the urgent Proposition 10 does not attempt All letters must include the Editorials reflect the position of Jo Ann Souza, Steve Stroth, Sam need for increased campus security, and we commend to take rights away from the writer's signature, major, class the Daily. Opinion columns ex- Tuohey, Mary Washburn, Michelle the administration for smokers. It's purpose is merely to standing, address and telephone press the views of the writer or or- Waugh, Jim Wolfe, Nancy Young. seeking the most advanced crime- provide nonsmokers with the right of number. Only the name, major and ganization and will appear with a prevention equipment available, but the best solutions not breathing other persons' smoke. class standing will be printed. byline attributing the article ac- Photography staff .... Eva Allen, are sometimes the simplest. The university should first cordingly. Sal Bromberger, Ciro Huonocore, right to Nonsmokers have the The Spartan Daily reserves the Romone Espanol, Tom Ovalle, demand that the company it is buying the cameras from breathe clean smoke-free air. This right to limit the number of letters The Daily encourages reader Glenn Matsumura, Dan Murphy, loan a test camera for a trial run. right should be given priority when on a given topic after a sufficient comments regarding editorials, Tom Surges, JoAnn Uhelszki, Ro- We urge caution, because the the right to smoke and the right to prospect of spending amOunt of comment has appeared. opinions a Id news stories, ger Woo. the emergency security money hastily and ineffectively breathe clean air conflict. is not a pretty picture. Proposition 10 is not just an attempt to revive Proposition 5 that _letters

SJSU treated the campus, they seem to be Khomeini's ugly face have been everywhere, including the Student replaced by a religious table and as garbage can Union. Concerning ybur recent letter sandwiches. "Student Union by vagrants," I would like to clear up some issues. They like to be aggressors Editor: themselves, but whine like babies It never ceases to amaze .ne, First of all, I agree that we don't when someone steps on their toes. how this campus each day looks like want to turn the Student Union over A pox on both their houses. the aftermath of a garbage-dropping to vagrants. However, if security personnel were to "card" people Curtis Mills contest. ( I'm at a loss for a more Undeclared, freshman accurate analogy). sitting around the T.V. area, they If the fact was that a number of might create a larger nuisance. people here are, by their nature, It is a well standing policy of the Student Union slobs, then we could dismiss this as Student Union that an everyday unfortunate. But the truth is that the effort be made to keep them out. But not cement number of slobs here could not have short of a strict policing of the entire as great an impact as this campus building for any and all "un- depicts. I think we have a situation Editor: desirable person," I would hope that So our Student Union is made in which too many students are so students be aware enough to report alienated from this campus, that out of cement, eh? Next thing we anything strange to the proper know, you'll be reporting that they think nothing of treating it like authorities. a common garbage can. engineers are born with calculators This applies to all of campus Some magical transformations on their hips. security ass whole. In this case, the must take place between here and fine grey powder proper place to report this would be Cement is a one's home, where suddenly an extremely large surface at the information center. I would with ashtrays and wastebaskets serve a stuff indeed. not hesitate to see that someone who area very dusty purpose. We don't need magic, but a is drunk or acting obnoxious leave minor amount of common sense The Student Union, and all other the building. ( and decency ) to uncover the nice grey, rock-like structures are campus we have here. When persons see a problem like concrete. Concrete equals cement to report it right Jennifer Flynn, this, it is up to them (the glue) plus water, sand and away. Environmental health, senior gravel. Mike Bruton So please, don't scratch the Meterology, senior blackboard with your fingernails 'Carding' not and don't call concrete cement. We civil engineers will be eternally vagrant solution 'Pox' on grateful. REmcvitsICT iswcrmesz NUCLEAR VJAR 1-IVAD Editor: Iranian houses Susan Hamilton The SJSU campus, being in the Civil Engineering, junior downtown area, is faced with a good Editor: many problems concerning Now that Iran wants our sym- Peter Gardner on pathy, Civil Engineering, senior derelicts. If you spend some time their political table and ,=1 October 3 1980,P

Controversy over toxic shock continues 'ON IRE WATERFRONT- Marlon Brando Karl Malden Area experts disagree on prevention Winner of 8 Academy Awards Best Picture by Anne Papineau population of the United The recalled Rely that women customers are Another alternative to States. How the FDA chose tampon contained a highly requesting sponges since pads and tampons is the A mixture of mystery the control group it does absorbent substance, TSS has been in the news. menstrual cup, a small and curiosity shrouds that MORRIS DAILEY not say." carboxymethylcelulose. The store sells one reusable device that cat- much-publicized malady, Dr. Spiro of the Student Other companies in- brand of sponge, called "Le ches the menstrual flow. AUD. toxic shock syndrome Health Service recom- corporated this substance Sponge," for $1.70. According to Dr. ( TSS FRIDAY, OCT. 3, 1980 mended to women, "If you into their tampons The employee, Brenda Noyes, menstrual cups Local health officials really are very scared, following the market Jackson. an SJSU student, "have never been widely and 7 & 9 P.M. consumers, none of don't use tampons. I don't success of Rely, the I.A. said, "It's a natural sponge used. They're very sound whom have ever observed want to start any panic. Times reported last week. from the sea. You wash out economically because cups 51.50 Donation a case of the potentially They're very convenient." "Tampons can cause all the salt and shells. It's don't get used up." deadly disease, disagree as A theory exists, Dr. abrasions in the vaganal good at least a year before to the steps women should Spiro explained, which wall," Campbell said. it starts to shred take to avoid contracting it. states that synthetic fibers "We're also saying, you "Wash it in warm MODERNE DRUG CO. According to the in tampons can cause have to be careful how long water before you use it," Center for Disease Control ANTHONY[) CAMPAl iNA ifI minor injuries in the walls you leave things in your she said. "Some women tie in Atlanta (CDC), toxic of the vagina. These small vagina." a string on it for con- a shock syndrome is cuts might induce in- Natural cosmetic venience. Remove and sometimes fatal infection OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT fection. sponges or sponges used in rinse it as needed." caused by the Another theory related making pottery are Dr. Spiro said she is staphylococcus a ureus "not EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR by Dr. Spiro states that recommended by the faniiiidr with sponges. Symptoms of the But bacteria. blocking the natural flow of Berkeley Women's Health I'm skeptical from a sudden illness are high hygenic point of view. SO f SANTA secretions in the vagina for Collective. A CLARA F998-8800 SAN JOSE vomiting, diarrhea, fever, too long could promote An employee of the Sun sponge might bring in- and head and muscle ache harmful bacteria growth. 'n Soil Health Food Store on fection in. How can you PRESCRIPTIONS diffused rashes. Dr. Spiro recom- Santa Clara Street said assume it will be sterile, Most TSS victims have mended changing tampons clean enough?" been previously healthy often - every two to four women of child-bearing hours - to discourage in- age, although Morbidity fection. and Mortality Weekly Ted Virts, education reported three boys were anti gut ileattp director of the Planned found to have TSS in the LAST NIGNTII Parenthood Association of OSCAR AWARD last year. Santa Clara County, iwG A study compiled by recommended women TrirfrN the Food and Drug Ad- alternate tampons and DRUM ministration this summer 9 IONIA sanitary pad use to lessen THE LOST indicated that tampon use photo by Eva Allen the possibility of con- HONOR OF was a contributing factor to KATHARINA BLUM Loralee Froman, a store clerk at Sun 'n Soil, a tracting TSS. lit TSS. Tampons could be used the super- health food store on E. Santa Clara St., stocks SAT NIGHT ONLY Specifically, during the day, Virts said, TWO BOGART 19601 McKEAN ROAD, SAN JOSE, CA 95120 absorbent tampon brand, "LeSponge." a product some women are using CLASSICS and pads used during the THE AFRICAN Rely, was found to be as an alternative to tampons. night. QUEEN with TSS victims. 9 30 PLUS ALL YOUR INVESTMENT NEEDS linked Women's health voluntarily is caused by tampons is percent) who had onset of TO HAVE Rely has been collectives and health food AND HAVE NOT manufac- quite slim. The CDC diesn't the disease during men- 7 30 recalled by its stores offer natural sea and Gamble. really know the number of struation used tampons, as SUNDAY NIGHT LAND! HOMES! BUSINESS! turer, Procter sponges as an alternative SAN LOSE PREMIERE reaction women at risk. compared to 43 of 50 ( 86 Locally, to tampon and pad use GIZMO varies to TSS and its Overreaction occurs when percent who did not." 9 05 PLUS during menstruation. BUSIER KEATON IN Dr. Noyes said, connection with tampon information of this kind is According to Karen THE GENERAL 268-2668 "Somewhere it should say 7 30 use. released 'unripe' to the Campbell, information and if you look up 50 other k********** Dr. Markets Spiro, public." ref cu.ral coordinator of the SAT I SUN NiGHT SJSU Dr. Noyes said the people at random who do II 30 LATE SHOs staff physician at the Berkeley Women's Health LED ZEPFILiN not have TSS, 43 would be Student Health Service for Health Department has Collective, sponges are SONG REMAINS THE SAME 1_"(ties Clot' Opth lushion ioeruirc-1 three and a half years, inexpensive and con- said, Not much is known venient. about TSS beyond what's 'Not much is known "The biggest ad- published in the vantage to using a sponge newspapers. More is you just aren't sup- research is indicated." about TSS beyond porting an industry that Dr. Spiro specializes in won't list what's on its gynecological medicine at what's published in product. We've been asking the Health Center. She said for years: is there asbestos she has never seen a case the newspapers.' in them (tampons)? They of TSS, but, "Physicians say, none of your business. are alerted; we'll look for For years we've been You deserve the 'top-of-the-line.. it fielded a number of using tampons. It seems to asking, what chemicals are must "I believe more telephone calls from me that's rather tenuous put in tampons? They say, was be done to be sure it women requesting more ground to scare the none of your business." Rely that caused it," she information about TSS. said. "The idea of giving -43 Chinese Language and Cultural Studies Dr. Robert W. Noyes information to people is serves as medical director excellent," Dr. Noyes said. 1.:k] ([CS Offers: of the family planning "The idea of people trying Reasonable expenses Travel ' Concentrated clinics of the Santa Clara to interpret that in- study in Taiwan County Health Depart- formation is bad. When you ' Extensive course listing ment, where ap- lack data, you base -t Full iiniversitv credit proximately 10,000 women decisions on emotion." Accepting applications for all quarters recieve gynecological The Health Depart- exams annually. ment does not recommend Ae, For Free Pamphlet and Counseling: Despite recall of Rely that women discontinue Chinese Language and Cultural Studies tampons by the U.S. At- tampon use, because P.O. Box 15563, Long Beach, CA 90815 torney General, Dr. Noyes research provides "no Telephone: (213) 597-3361 said the evidence that TSS justification for it," Dr. Noyes said. "My personal opinion Spartan Daily is the Attorney General Serving the San Jose State SPARTAN®Ii University Communit) should be ashamed of Since 1534 himself to sign this recall UCPS 505-430 without data. The dif- 11th & SANTARLOS Second class postage paid at San ference between cause, Jose, California. Member of Cal- (1 BLK. from CAMPUS) ifornia Newspaper Publishers effect and association is Association and the Associated enormous. 75 Washers Press. Published daily by San "The moon comes up Jose State University. during and Dryers the college year The opinions and you have good luck, but expressed in the paper are not that doesn't mean the moon WAITING necessarily those of the Depart- brings good luck. It does NO ment of Journalism and Mass not equal cause and ef- FREE PARKING Communications, the University AdnunistraUnn or any student fect," Dr. Noyes said. or faculty organization Sub- Noyes cited the July scriptions accepted on a remain- issue of the FDA Bulletin der of semester basis Full aca- as an example of the in- demic year, $15. Each semester, linking 17 50. Off-campus price per sufficient evidence ATTENTION copy, 15 cents Phone Editorial TSS and tampons. 277-3181 Advertising 777-3171 The bulletin reported. Representatives of one Printed by independent Publica. 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Tournament play has not brought much success to the SJSU women's volleyball team this season. rated fourth in nation The Lady Spartans have a 3-10-1 record in tournament The SJSU women's field hockey team, now rated play and are 4-11-1 overall. fourth nationally, will play Sacramento State tomorrow at So when the team travels to Berkeley today to begin 11 a.m on the South Campus field. play in the Berkeley Invitational, they are hoping to make The Lady Spartans moved from ninth to fourth place the "tournament jinx" a thing of the past. in the national women's field hockey ratings this week The invitational, which features eight schools, begins after beating Long Beach State 1-0. Long Beach State also this morning at 10 and concludes at 8 p.m. with the received an improved rating from third to second even championship game. though it lost to SJSU. SJSU has a 4-0 win-loss record this The other participating teams are San Diego State, season. Stanford, Portland State, University of Hawaii-Hilo, A Division 111 team, Sacramento State has a record of Fresno State, Oregon and California. two wins and five losses so far this season. SJSU assistant volleyball coach Carol Knight said she expects a good tournament as "there are really no push- over teams. "Practice this past week has been going real well," she said. "We've been working on court coverage and on being more aggressive on the court."

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1980. 5,00 P M MONTGOMERY HALL EVERGREEN COLLEGE photo by Dan Murphy ADULTS A3.00 CHILDREN $1.50 Sergio Cardoso (white) now leads the Pacific Soccer Conference in scoring with 11 goals. Sixth -ranked Trojans battle SJSU Sunday THE MOST POPULAR SIGNS by Joe Aseo The SJSU soccer team comes off its most prolific scoring effort of the season, a 10-0 trouncing of the University of the Pacific Tigers on Wednesday night, to face the University of Southern California Trojans at 2 p.m. Sunday at Spartan Stadium. IN BASEBALL. The Trojans are currently 6-2-1, with a win over recent SJSU opponents United States International University, 3-2, and a tie against Fullerton State, 2-2. SJSU defeated USIU, 3-0, and lost to Fullerton State, 2-0. Whitey Herzog and Dick Williams, USC is currently ranked sixth on the West Coast, with the 6-3 Spartans ranked seventh. Famous Baseball Managers USC has three-year starters Ramon Franco, defen- der, and forward Mehran Dwanbaigyzand returning from the 1979 squad that ended the season with a 13-6-2 record. The Spartans defeated USC last year 2-1. "I don't really know about this year's team. They seem to be an up-and-down team. They can tie Fullerton one game, and lose to L.A. (Cal State-Los Angeles) the next game," SJSU coach Julie Menendez said. Goalkeeper Ryan Moore will start for the Spartans Sunday. Moore was injured Sept. 28 against San Diego State when he collided with Aztec forward Mike Holm- stedt. Freshman goalie John Olynick remains the reserve goalkeeper until Britt Irvine returns in four weeks. Irvine was injured Sept. 23 against Sacramento State, but is expected to play against the University of San Francisco Nov. 1. The Spartan victory Wednesday featured an offensive balance that could give trouble to the Trojans. Five players scored for the S- artans, with forward Sergio Cardoso leading the pack with four. Forward Giulio Bernardi and defender Mark Tomlin follow with two goals apiece. Forwards Mike Thomas and Joe Pimentel added to the Spartan cause with one goal each. Sergio Cardoso now leads the Pacific Soccer Con- ference in scoring with 11 goals for the season. The Spartans dominated UOP the entire game, taking 46 shots on goal to four for the Tigers. UOP goalkeeper Bill Barker had a nerve-racking night as he collected 20 saves on the night. Olynick was not busy tending the Spartan goal as he had only two saves. The Spartans are now 1-0 in the Pacific Soccer Con- ference and the Tigers are 0-2.

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The San to Elway, however. now about the interesting NCAA passing champs, a Catch-22 situation, Jose receivers (Stacey Seats are still available papa Jack (SJSU coach) , "They've got at least Bailey, Mark Nichols and for the game, and it will be and son John (Stanford and Turk Schonert all four legitimate All- Rick Parma) and ours broadcast by radio stations quarterback) clash, but starred at Stanford, that is Americans in their offense, (Andre Tyler, and two time KCBS (740 AM) and KSJS there are more ties than no small compliment. so you can't just design All -America Ken (90.7 FM). The game can "Six months "Name another "My first job after that between the two The sophomore your defense to stop just Margerum I should all be also be seen on the Gill schools, who will square off completed 20 of 34 passes one," Troxel said. "We'll NFL receivers," Ottmar Cable Sports Channel out of school company where you college and I I MB at 1:30 p.m. at Stanford for 237 yards and three present some different said. (Channel 13A) on Sunday and I'm working can be promoted helped develop a Stadium. touchdowns, and ran for a defensive pictures and try The lineup for the Spar- at 10 a.m. and Monday at to test engineering new CMOS Consider that: fourth. to make them work." tans will be basically the 5:30p.m. on a circuit Stanford wide It wasn't just the If anything, the that will help supervisor after technology for receiver coach Dave Ott- younger Elway's passing Stanford offense should be heart patients only one year on the AMI's advanced mar was employed by that did in the Sooners. better than last week, with Sheehan honored SJSU's football team in the "John's total package the return of halfback Patty Sheehan, a 23-year-old senior majoring in live longer." job:' PCM codec:' same capacity last year. of skills, his running and Darrin Nelson, who sat out human performance at SJSU, was named the Broderick Pal Naughton, 1?c,ber Mato ,,, Megan H,p,, Engineer lest Engineering Supervisor ProcesJ &Von, He left for Stanford, his command of the offense, the Sooner game with a leg Award 'winner for golf by the Association of In- Produa Third St. was an added bonus," injury. alma mater, after new tercollegiate Athletics for Women (MAW). American Microsystems is an exciting place to work. If you're an Electronics 95-4336 coach Paul Wiggin was Wiggin said. "If there is a Ottmar feels that the 18 The Broderick Award is awarded to the outstanding Engineer, Solid State Physicist, Chemical Engineer or Computer Scientist hired to take over for Rod better quarterback in 1/2 point margin accorded women athlete in 12 different sports. It is comparable to Dowhower. college football, I'd like to Stanford is out of line. the Heisman Trophy in football. with a BS/MS/PhD, we have a variety of positions in design, testing, process and Stanford potential see him." "San Jose's offense is Sheehan is the first SJSU student to be given a product applications, and computer-aided design available right now. Your All-America wide receiver John Elway's ability to too tough to stop for us to be Broderick Award. future is here. Andre Tyler has a younger scramble and turn a favored by that much," As an award winner, Sheehan is eligible for the We were the first company to manufacture MOS/LSI, and we're the leader in Ottmar said. "I don't know brother, Kevin, who is a broken play into a big prestigious Broderick Cup, which will be awarded at the state-of-the-art custom design. We're also deeply involved in communications, on the gainer as he did numerous what happened to them wide receiver January MAW convention. microprocessor and related semi-conductor technology. Spartan roster. times against Oklahoma is against Iowa State, but it This past summer Sheehan was named the 1980 Spartan wide what has his father sounds like the same thing outstanding athlete for SJSU by the "Collegiate Sports But we're not one of those vast and impersonal companies where you can receiver Chris Sutton, who worried. that happened to us against Page," a publication that covers sports at Stanford, Santa easily get lost in the shuffle. At AM!, your contribution will be recognized will probably see more "We'll play our basic Boston College (a 30-13 Clara and SJSU. and well rewarded. action this week due to a defensive package on loss)." Sheehan was the only female picked as the So why wait for the future when you can help build it at AMI. rib injury suffered by Rick defense, changing things Jack Elway feels that representative of the award from the three schools If an interview on campus is not convenient, please send your resume to: Parma, played high school around. We would like to the shift of Ottmar from represented. She shares the title of outstanding athlete football with John Elway in make him (John) throw the SJSU to Stanford should with Ken Margerurn of Stanford and Kurt Rambis of SANTA CLARA, CA POCATELLO, ID southern California and ball on time, and keep him aid the Cardinals. Santa Clara. 3800 Homestead Road 2300 Buckskin Road Santa Clara, CA 95051 Pocatello, ID 83201 caught 85 passes from him in the pocket," Jack Elway "Dave knows our In 1979 she was runnerup in the U.S. Women's whole offense, so it should (408) 246-0330 (208) 233-4690 in his senior year. said. "Of course he can Amateur Open and represented the United States in Great AMF RICAN MICROS\ STF %IS INC After Stanford's beat you that way too, but if give them an advantage," Britain at the Curtis Team Cup competition. Sheehan was We are equal employer, m/l/h/ti shocking 31-14 victory over you let him run around Elway said. the only American to go undefeated in the competition. an opportunity The future is here. No. 3 ranked Oklahoma back there it can be sudden "It's not as much of an Sheehan returned to play for SJSU in the MAW last Saturday, the 3-1 death." advantage as you might National Championships. She won that individual title, Campus Interviews: Thursday 10/16 ,5g Friday 10/17 Carcunals have been made "He has been breaking think," Ottmar replied. earned All-America status and was named the Collegiate 18 1/2 point picks over the the containment and "The defensive coaches Golfer-of-the-Year by "Golf Digest." Contact your placement office for an appointment. 2-1 Spartans. making the big play," have only come to me to Sheehan is currently touring with the Ladies The Cardinals blasted agreed SJSU defensive verify what they have seen Professional Golf Association and will be playing in the the Sooners largely on the coordinator Lon Troxel. on film." local Inamorri Classic at the Almaden Golf and Country performance of John "We'd like to keep him in Of particular interest Club, Oct. 6-12. classifieds

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CHUCK BECKU NINETY-EIGHT DEGREE r eEING BLON;\ WEATHER, AND HE'S AND THEY CALL HAS APTHIN6 7C0 DO spaMiguide WEARING A LONG fiEEVE US DUMB BLONDES! WITH THE FACT THAT SkiRT AND BLUE JEANS.,,./ I'M DUMB! For The India Student tact Secondary Education at the Mobil Station on the the Health Building. at Association is having a in Education Building. corner of Almaden Ex- information call Sandy general meeting at 12:30 room 404. You will be given pressway and Blossom Hill 267-7958. p.m. in the S.U. Costanoan to establish candidacy Road. Room. For information call Mody at 984-4396. SJSU Sailing Club will S.O.L.E.S., Society of SNAC, Student Nurses meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at I.a linos in Engineer- Association of California. is DMH If.. For information The Pan African ing/Sciences will have a having a meeting at 10 a.m. call Laura at 292-5061, or Student Union will sponsor carwash at 9 a.m. Sunday Monday on the 4th floor of Nancy at 288-5256. a dance celebration of Guinean Independence at 9 p.m. today in the S.U. Loma Prieta Room. For information call Hanaya at 294-0286 or Nehanda at 297- itesie-ia.ace 4035. -Stanford's Gonna Bite the Dust" is the theme for Easy Street Frank Deale tonight's Dance at Washburn Hall starting at 9 LOOK AT ALL THIS p.m. The price is 75 cents

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CLEAN UP THIS WIEss LOUSY Jos. and $1.50 after 10 without an activity sticker. Sigma Delta Pi. the Hispanic Honor Society, is having a reunion of mem- bers at 4 p.m, today at the International Center, 360 S. 11th St. Non-members are invited. Inquire at the Foreign Language Office. Completion set for Dec. '82 ATTENTION!! Spartaguide an- nouncements will run on a State building begun here space-available basis by Mary Washburn Students planning to _ One-Trick Par ,y drawing costs totalled over parking garage on San Twenty years of at- begin fulfillment of $1.5 million. Carlos Street adjacent to tempting to obtain funding requirements for a single PAUL SIMON BLAIR BROWN the state building. Secondary from the state legislature Twenty-two state of- subject RIP TORN , JOAN HACKETT, ALLEN GOORWITZ , credential, for a state office building in fices from nine state The city will lease 125 Teaching con- MARE WINNINGHAM , LOU REED San Jose is now paying off. agencies will be housed in stalls of the 575-space should immediately Construction began the new state building. garage to the state for MICHAEL TANNEN MICHAEL HAUSMAN yesterday on the regional Regional offices for these office parking. PAUL SIMON M. office building west of BACK TO SCHOOL ROBERT YOUNG agencies are presently PAUL SIMON campus. between Second leased throughout the A federal office BACK TO WORK and Third streets, by the building, still in schematic county. I our/ STEREO I *am./ Paseo de San Antonio design, is planned to be Ideal part time position ralthia 00 e.enor, iltraftt C morning. afternoon or evening set fountain. Among the built across from the state projected ing nevapoper subscriptions. Must Construction of the occupants for the building building between First and state-financed building is Second streets. have a pleasant telephone wee STARTS TODAY! are the offices of Assem- and here a desire to earn ertra estimated to be completed blywoman Leona Egeland, by December 1982. Groundbreaking is money. Hourly salary plus boos prue2aard D-San Jose, Assemblyman expected to take place for main horn ow Lou Gatos Office. State Senator Alfred Mister McAlister, D-San Alquist was thanked by that project in about a Jose, and State Senator year, according to San Jose CALL TODAY Campbell 371-3020 Mayor Janet Gray Hayes Alquist. at a groundbreaking Chamber of Commerce President Ronald James. 354-8672 EXCLUSIVE SAN JOSE ENGAGEMENT ceremony yesterday for his Other regional offices persistence in getting for state agencies expected Assemblyman John funding for the facility. to be housed in the building Vasconcellos, D-San Jose, SJSU President Gail are the departments of (who sponsored Alquist's Fullerton told those who Alcoholic Beverage Con- funding bill in the attended the ceremony that trol, General Services, Assembly), Santa Clara she was happy to see the photo by Roge' Health Ser. ices, Housing Woo County Supervisor Ron area developed because it and Community (Left to right) Mayor Diridon, Assemblyman had looked "bombed put Development, Industrial Janet McAlister, and San Jose for so many years." Gray Hayes, Sen. Relations, Rehabilitation According to David Alister City Councilpersons Robert Class McAlister, As- Cut and Social Services. Janssen, Director of the semblyman John Vas- Perez and Iola Williams California Department of The city of San Jose also attended the ground- -17 General Services, the concellos, Dave Jan- plans to construct a breaking ceremony. building will save more ssen and Sen. Alfred than $44 million over the Alquist breaking next 50 years by ground for the new L eliminating the costs of state office building. leasing regional office space for state agencies. cost $1.8 million. Construction of the Purchase of the land, building is estimated to preliminary plan and

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