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(H4NIA ,)!,111 FRIDAY APRIL 30. 1971 No. 112 FERRYMAN, BUCK FACE RUNOFF Spectrum Ticket Sweeps Council Peace Treaty Wins; ROTC End Favored By CLIFF MATOI and ROBERT PELLERIN Daily Political Writers Jim Ferryman and Mike Buck rolled to a one-two finish in the A.S. presidential race last night to set the stage for a run-off election between the two next week. But the big surprise of the night was the near-unanimous sweep of Ferryman's Spectrum '71 slate in the races for key council spots. Spectrum '71 candidates won 16 of the 20 seats on the A.S. Council and six of the eight Academic Council spots. Ferryman led the seven presidential candidates by capturing 1345 ( 29.8 per cent) p of the 5,172 total votes. Buck edged out Bill Becker for the crucial second spot by only 17 votes. Buck got 964 I 21.3 per cent), while Becker managed 947 (21.0 per cent). In one of the two referendums on the ballot, SJS became the first California col- lege to favor ousting ROTC from campus, as the People's Peace Treaty won a slim victory. 'rhe vote was 2581 to 2298. That treaty called for an immediate peace with "the people of Vietnam," and an end to -war-related" recruiting. The referendum to require a mandatory $1 EOP fee from all students passed by a large margin, 2949 to 1979. RECOUNT POSSIBLE Becker told the Spartan Daily last night that he would ask for a recount today. He also said if that recount didn't put him in second place, he would press charges of election code violations. Becker claimed that at least one election booth failed to hand out the direction sheet with the IBM card ballots. "Consequently," he said, "at least half a dozen students told me they wrote my name in on the write-in spot rather than marking the bubble beside my name." Election Board Chairman Bob Hiner said a recount would be held if Becker asked for it, but he failed to comment on the election violation claims. He said only, "Every election booth supervisor was told to give each voter a direction sheet." ATTORNEY GENERAL In the two-man race for attorney general,Steve B u rch squeezed by Reed Sparks JIM FERRYMAN for the victory. Bur:-:h received 1903 >51.8 per cent) votes, while Sparks garnered MIKE BUCK 1690 46.0 per cent 1. Spectrum '71 taking six of the eight Academic Council seats, brought in Jim Goodson ( 1967>, Haul Baca 1860>,1 Gordon Perry> 1856>, Ralph Dieter( 1833), Tom SJS Coed Connects Peacock 11785>, and Dave Berthold >1743>. Two independents, John Merz >1805) and Mary Ann LaPorta ( 1661>, captured the remaining seats. A.S. Election Campaign In student council, Spectrum '71 candidates took 16 of the 20 available positions. Elected as graduate representatives for Spectrum were; Bryan Flaherty >171), Denise Morgan ( 171> and David Stogner ( 160). Garnering the highest total was Suspect in Murders Toad Hall candidate Andy McDonald ( 201 I, while fellow party member Rudy IRo- nardi 1165> came in fourth. By BEN REED character in the park around the time UPPER DIVISION Daily Staff Writer Kathy Bilek was killed. Filling nine of the 11 upper division posts, Spectrum carried in Neil Powers By GENE McHONE qualified for the runoff election. Following a tip by an SJS coed, police When asked about this report, Rosa Daily Political Writer The crowd began to take on a festive yesterday arrested and booked an 18- said, "We are not confirming or deny- So just like that it's all over. A com- spirit. There was, the inevitable Final totals in the executive race were: year-old youth in connection with the ing it. We again don't want our case Votes Percent puter in two short hours brought to a hugging and hand slapping among knife slayings of Kathy Bilek, Kathy hurt." close a campaign that spanned over winners. Ferryman i Spectrum '71) 1345 29.8 Snoozy and Deborah Furlong. Jim two weeks. Inevitable, but one could see in their Police reported that Werner graduated Buck 964 21.2 Booked on 3 counts of murder was Mike The cold, methodic 21 accuracy of the eyes the sincerity and satisfaction of from Oak Grove High School, the same (Toad Hall) 947 21.0 Karl Werner, of 426 S. 7th St., who was Bill Becker machine almost obscured entirely the accomplishment. school that the Snoozy and Furlong Weisgal (The Ticket) 729 16.1 taken into custody early yesterday Ted excitement and tension of the event. There was particular satisfaction girls attended. He may have been Juan Olivarez ( Los tamales) 235 5.2 morning at his apartment. San Jose Almost. Human spirit was not ham- among the crowd when the results of known to the girls. Bruce Farhangi (Confessional Democracy) 162 3.5 Police officers in conjunction with pered by the likes of a HAL or any other Continued on Page 3. Wood I Number 2 Party) 95 2.1 Santa Clara county sheriff's deputies Werner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim machine dictator. Those who waited made the arrest. Henry E. Werner, of 755 Shawnee Lane, and watched for last night's election re- Attorney General race the final count was: An SJS coed is reported to have gone live one block south of where Kathy In the sults in the Spartan Daily office re- Plea Made Burch 1903 51.8 to the SJPD a few days ago and told Snoozy, 15, lived. She and her friend Steve fleeted this in every way. Sparks 1690 46.0 police that Werner had wanted her to go Deborah Furlong, 14, were found knifed Reed Just after 10 p.m., small groups be- hiking with him in Villa Montalvo park to death near her home Aug. 3, 1969. gan wandering in and asking for re- To Recycle a week before Kathy Bilek was found Werner is also known to have fre- 879), Scott Dimmick I 877 ), Rick Bilotti >863), Craig Magnani 1862), Matt Cusi- sults. "Nothing yet," was the standard dead there. quented Villa Montalvo where he was mano ( 820 ), Lee W. Anderson ( 803 I, Larry Trigueiro ( 803) and Bob Diermier ( 795). reply. It was about this time when She went on to tell police that when known to rangers by name. Kathy Bilek The Asian American Coalition took the other seats with Stephen Wong ( 815) and election code violation charges against Literature she hesitated, Werner started digging was found stabbed to death there on Jack Tsao ( 728). the Spectrum slate were announced, into his pockets. Becoming frightened, Easter Sunday. Spectrum swept all four of the lower division positions with Rich Overstreet but even these reports didn't seem to The SJS recycling center has re- she ran. ASSAULT (425), John Jeffers ( 376 ), Bob Hansen ( 349 ) and Dan Spencer ( 332). dampen the spirit of the candidates who quested that all candidates and cam- When asked why police wouldn't It has also become known that The election totals were in by 10 p.m.unusually early judging from past elec- were crowded into the pressroom. paigners turn in all extra campaign identify the person who tipped them off, Werner was under psychiatric evalua- tion nights. But the official announcement was held up until 11:30, as the election Instead, they added momentum to leaflets for recycling. Undersheriff Tom Rosa said, "She is tion in a Massachusetts state hospital board heard evidence of an alleged election code violation by Ferryman. the excitement of the night. For 15 tense All leaflets should be put in boxes and going to be a witness. The News (San for his involvement in a knifing assault It was charged that Ferryman exceeded the number of handouts allowed for minutes, while the radio was announc- taken to the recycling center located Jose News I should have never printed on a woman when he was 16. each candidate. But the election board, according to its chairman Riner, unani- ing returns, all eyes were directed to across from the city dump on Singleton what they found out. We don't want it to A $25,000 reward will also be involved mously ruled the charges false. the blackboard where the deciding road. Extra boxes are also needed. prejudice our case." if a suspect is convicted of the murders. FERRYMAN JUBILANT numbers were being chalked. According to SJS student John RANGER The rewards include $5,000 each from Ferryman was jubilant about his success and that of the other Spectrum '71 WAS ANNOUNCED Jeffers, leaflets with printing on only It is also reported that a park ranger IBM, the Ford Motor Company and the candidates. "I think this is an obvious mandate. The students have shown that they Then at 11:45 p.m., it was announced one side can be used again, and "hope- from Villa Montalvo gave police the San Jose News and Mercury. IBM put want a responsible government by electing Spectrum people to the councils. These that the charges against Spectrum had fully, the leaflets with printing on both license plate number of a suspicious up another $10,000 in the Bilek case. Continued on Page 3, been thrown out and that the slate sides can be recycled."

Despite Failure in SJS Letter-Writing Campaign Some Budget Cuts May Be Restored By JOYCE KRIEG under the governor's budget. other issues. cially good chance of getting the legis- better chance to get the money back for "If any extra money is found, it will Daily Investigative Reporter Lanterman is vice-chairman of the The secretary to Assemblyman Willie lature to give more money for the EOP and ITV rather than for the go to education," remarked Ackerman, LAST OF FIVE PARTS Ways and Means Committee, which is Brown, 1)-San Francisco, and chairman Educational Opportunity Program faculty pay raises which have been summing up the atmosphere in Sacra- Sacramento observers say chances considering the state college budget. of the Ways and Means Committee, ( EOP> and the Instructional Television withheld the last two years. He ex- mento. He explained the education are "fairly good" that the legislature Associated Student Council members said the assemblyman has received Program I ITV I. plained that most legislators tend to money crisis is only one aspect of the will restore sonic of the state college and administrators at SJS encouraged "quite a flood" of letters from students He admitted that in recent years, the favor programs that will benefit stu- state fiscal upset that has also hit budget cuts made by Gov. Reagan. students to write their legislators at San Diego State College, but only legislature has used its power to slash dents more than proposals to benefit welfare and MediCal programs. That guarded optimism prevails even concerning the budget soon after the "dribbles" from SJS. the budget to "punish" radical students teachers. Vasconcellos blamed the all-around though it appears SJS' letter-writing drastic cuts were made public in Feb- However, Frank Olrich, aid to As- and professors, but said that "punish- On the issue of hiking tuition for state lack of money to carry out vital pro- campaign has flopped. ruary. But apparently few students semblyman John Vasconcellos, 1)-San ment is non-existent this yearthe college students. Ackerman said, "It's grams on the Vietnam war. He said that Dave Ackerman, aid to Assembly- actually did so. Jose, said he thinks "the Assembly and issue hasn't even been brought up." hanging looseI don't know what the with the great amount of federal money man Frank Lanterman, H-Los Angeles, An informal straw poll taken by Spar- Senate will go along" with restoring ()Inch, too, sass no evidence that the feeling is." being funneled into the war effort, there said that most legislators are "very tan Daily of 14 legislators revealed that some of the budget cuts. He saw Gov. lawmakers are using the budget as a lie said the next few weeks will be the is little left for federal aid to education. sympathetic" with the plight of the only three received a large volume of Reagan's power to veto as the biggest club to keep students in line. "The crucial ones in the budget debates and As the war goes on, the state must con- state college students, who will have mail concerning the budget. The others obstacle to be overcomc getting more legislators have a lot bettor perspective decisions, since the various Ways and tinue to come up with more money for fewer professors, fewer class offerings, reported fewer or the same number of money for colleges. this session." Means subcommittees will be winding education to make up the difference, and overcrowded classrooms next year budget letters in relation to letters on Ackerman said Nit he sees an espe- Ackerman said there is probably a up their hearings on the budget. Vasconcellos said. 2 SPARTAN DAILY Frday April 30, 1971 To The Left FRANK FERTADO Spairiamktil editor By Mott Stahl CHARLES PETTLER advertising manager SJF.

"Freedom of the press is editorial board On Saturday, over 200,000 people marched in San Francisco to express not an end itself, but a FRANK FERTADO their opposition to the war. For those PAM STRANDBERG who marched for the first time, this was means to a free society." STEVE DROESSLER an important first step. But, for oldtimers JUDY MATUSICH who have been protesting almost as ANN LEWIS long as the war is old, the march was no Justice Felix Frankfurter RAY TESSLER more than a long walk from one place to CLIFF MATO! another. We have to get our heads toge- ther and take second and third steps if we ore still interested in the ultimate goal, an end to the war. The most significant development against the war today is the inter- Editorials national effort to ratify and implement the People's Peace Treaty. A film circu- lating the Bay Area, "May Day," shows students from American colleges meet- ing with North and South Vietnamese students and Madame Binh, a repre- Wanted.. A Voice sentative group who drew up the treaty last Fall. The Treaty is the basis for the where are you that we need you? massive spring anti -war actions during 0 Chancellor Dumke, now April and May. But, more important than The state colleges are grieving over the effects of Governor Reagan's dis- large regional acts of civil disobedience astrous budget mutiliation. College administrators are flocking to Sacramento against the war, is the local efforts of to plead the case of higher education before legislators while state college em- every community to disengage itself ployees rumble with strike talk. Students, not quite knowing what to do, curse from the war in all aspects of daily the destruction facing so many academic programs. living. Specifically, San Jose State College what has Chancellor Dumke done? He has gone on record as feeling And "These 209 'fragging' incidents, I fear, are just an outgrowth of this mistaken, students should fight to get their insti- California State Col- -disappointed to note the recommendations made for the this tragic conflict." tution of learning out of the War leges" by Reagan's less than bare bones budget. --Sen. Mike Mansfield Machine. If the recent Gallup Poll What should Dumke do? He should fight like hell. figures (74 per cent) concerning anti- Fighting has not been an occupational hazard suffered by Dumke. His con- The Editor war sentiment are accurate, then it is Letters To time that stant bowing to political pressure and his reluctance to oppose the governor the State College System start responding to the student's desires. A has correctly pegged him as a wishy-washy spokesman for higher education. grass roots movement to end complicity But now is certainly no time to simply express "disappointment"not with Rally; Women' s Week; Budget with the war on this campus can bring the erosion of quality education hanging in the balance. pressure enough to force the Adminis- Although the chancellor has frequently appeared before legislative com- dence that you would unite, after ending tration to act. If, indeed, a peaceful 'Missed' war, for the problems of this country, mittees responsible for ultimate budget decisions, we believe he has ignored a the march can pressure Congress into Editor I am positive that incidents like the one considering cutting Nixon's defense powerful force; the people. Your editorial on the April 24 anti-war that occurred at the rally would never budget, we at Son Jose State can in- Disappointingly. Dumke has done nothing on behalf of students who have rally missed some essential points. happen. So it is our responsibility to fluence our College Administration into become scapegoats to the clamor of people frustrated over exorbitant taxes First the march and rally were quite educate this Anglo society about the taking a stand. and campus destruction perpetrated by a miniscule few. successful in achieving their two prin- facts of our revolution. It is time to demand that the wai Had Dumke been more responsive by championing the needs of students cipal objectives. Tens of thousands of To the Chicano, you are the govern- effort at SJS be ended and the funds people engaged in the first truly political ment. Because we seek changes and earlier, he would now be in a position to request public support for the budget. formerly used for it be redirected to action of their lives. And the protests when we try to introduce these changes meet the real needs of the students. We It will be hard for him to attempt such an undertaking because of his own fail- helped destroy Nixon's strategy of you turn us off and walk out. And the must demand that all aspects of the ings. Yet, the effort must be made. making his high-technology destruction same with you, you seek changes by State College budget cuts have funds re- We expect of the chancellor a vocal condemnation of the castrated budget. of Indochina a low-profile, forgotten stopping the war, and when you intro- stored in light of the discontinuance of We strongly urge him to commit his efforts toward eliciting public action to war. duce these changes, Nixon and his sup- funds for war programs, such as R.O.T.C. thought that convince legislators to support budget restorations. Second the criticisms of the general porters turn you off. I and corporate recruiting. Every student line of the speeches expressed by the perhaps your feeling as a minority in this and faculty member has a stake in the The Spartan Daily yesterday phoned the secretaries of 13 state assembly- Third World people and others were political system you would have an double issue of budget cuts and war on men in an attempt to measure public response to the massive system wide cut- based on an understanding of vital poli- insight to our minority situation, but I this campus. We must come together backs. The survey showed there has been little or no increase in mail urging tical differences. Pete McCloskey guess you don't. So if you want to be and take a stand against the policies of the rejection of Gov. Reagan's slashed budget. Moreover, most mail actually whose opposition to the war is founded educated, think twice before walking Dumke. The time is now! supports the proposed cuts. solely on the fact that the U.S. is being out, and if you want to educate people

on beaten who called for an American as an editor, first be educated! With this evidence in mind, perhaps Dumke might consider stepping invasion of North Korea does not Pete Castaneda Staff Comment powerful and sensitive toes to sound the alarm. We think saving the quality of represent the tens of millions of Ameri- D01241 state education is worth some serious dissent waged by the chancellor. cans who oppose all U.S. attempts to dominate Asian countries. John Burton was booed because he controls the prin- 'Protest' Mass Transit cipal political machine in San Fran- Editor: By JIM MURPHY cisco because he is responsible for the As Co-Chairwoman of Women's Week Anyone who has ever been caught in creation and use of the Tac Squad as an (speaking for myself) I must protest bumper-to-bumper traffic at the height Swim Exemption instrument for crushing peoples strug- Tuesday's Editorial -All Women's Week." of the rush hour can appreciate the need gles against the war machine and My objection with your editorial is your for a good, workable moss transit against racism and oppression at home. opening statement which stereotyped system. The problem is, how do you con- Each year thousands of people die from one cause, drowning. Many of these Third your editorial is certainly right those concerned with women's rights as vince people that such a system is worth people perhaps went down with the firm belief that it would never happen to in calling for a truly united front against women who ''run around without bras the effoit? them. the war. But such unity cannot be built on, hate men, despise children, or are On Nov. 3 of last year, San Jose voters Today the Women's Physical Education Department decides whether or not with those who say that the war costs lesbians:' rejected Measure A, a proposal for a I helped design Women's Week to to abolish the swim exemption test for women. too much that we should move our county -wide mass transit district. military bases from Vietnam to Thai- bring all women together to discuss Apparently the luxury of driving one's This issue is not as pressing or as vital as the war, but it demonstrates how land that we should use Asians to fight their common problems. All Women's own car is for stronger than the ease misconceptions can arise from the smallest of issues. Asians. A truly united front can only be Council is a representative organization and comfort of a bus or commute train. For instance, many women on this campus are under the assumption that built among (hose who understand that including the Home Economics club, At the rate Santa Clara County is only women must take this test. They feel that they are being discriminated the U.S. eWe has no right to control the service clubs, sororities, Women's growing, even Interstate 280 will be destinies cif Asiansamong those who Liberation, and others. We are trying to hard-pressed to handle traffic. It's time o against and wonder why men are not required to prove their swimming capa- work together while you are trying to bilities. understan 1 that the war is no mistake, long, hard look is taken at mass transit. but part aid parcel of a system in which alienate us from each other. There is Maybe riding the bus is a pain, but it's a In actuality, however, men are required to take this test and if they do not a handful of wealthy and powerful room in the Women's Movement for all lot better than the pain of carbon pass they must enroll in a swimming course. The only difference is that Americons control and exploit the lives women! monixide. women must pass the class with at least a "C" if they fail the original test. and resources of people all over the I would expect on informed perspec- Many women state that they have talked to some men at SJS who have not wood: in Asia, in Latin America, in tive from a college newspaper instead of simply parroting the mass media's taken the test. But most of these men are junior college transfers where they Africa, and here in the U.S. The Third SpairlamDitily World people who took over the plat- sensational image of the Women's have already fulfilled their physical education requirements. form knew that the system which is kill- Rights Movement. v.ng the San Jose Slate College Communely Since 193/ The real problem, however, is that many students feel they should not be re- ing hundreds of thousands of Indo- Patricia French Second class Postage paid at San Jose. Calefornea Representative Vernber of Cal,tornea Newspaper PubhSherS' ASSOC. quired to take any set courses to graduate. Why should a psychology major, chinese is the some system which is Women's Liberation Ion and the AMOC.aled Press Pubieshed da.ly by San to All Women's Council ,,ese State College except Saturday and Sunday. clureng for example, be required to take physical education, or why should a physical oppressing them, which has stolen their imiiege year The Women's Week opinions expressed hereen are not education major be required to take history? lands and is destroying their cultures. Co-Chairwoman rye vssarey those of the Assocealed Students, the College John Boesen D03583 or *he Department of JOUrnahSrn and Women and learn how to swim, but is it the place to Aowertesmg Sutncr.pTons accepted only on a remeen men should school's D10150 Orr 01 semester basis FIJI, academic year. 19, each make this mandatory in order to graduate? ,..buster Syl SO Off campus price per LoPy. 10 tents ne one 791 6411 Ed,tormi ext 7303 Advertismg ext 2091 Press of Suburban Newspapers Inc . of M.Ipotas. Yes, but not in the present way. Instead of a test, why not a seminar on Get Straight Only State torn. swimming or a class that teaches both men and women water safety rules and All arlicees designated as edetOreals retlect the ma ways they can prevent a drowning without even going near the water. Editor: Editor: open.on nl the delis, ml board All other opineons ..pressed are the v,ews of ale indevictual wif .ler or car This may sound ridiculous to many students, but when a student could easily I would like to get some heads Your excellent series about the gover- the Peace Rally in San nor's budget and the college money be placed in a position must either help a person or watch him drown, straight. You call where he Francisco a failure because of the Brown crisis correctly notes the nationwide El.tor FRANK FERTADO it isn't funny. All ,ert,s,nd Manager CHARLESPETTl ER' Berets. You call it -damage" when the nature of the problem. ,,anag flg Editor PAM STRANDBERG Dr. Earl Cheit, who ree as Editor STEVEN DROESSLER Women and men need to learn how to swim, but more importantly they need Brown Berets rose to the stage during However, when Je, coo ,ate Editor IHOYMATUSICF. to learn life saving skills that might save a human life. the rally? Well. I call you ignorant to the prepared the Carnegie Commission on Oa, Edoor BARBARAANN EL VEAwn Education finance report, spoke Cony Edit, situation at hand. Higher Ethlor REeNER KRATZ This was a peace rally and the Brown to the Commonwealth Club on March 12, Sports Edetor JOHNANl U R P M ..ature Erl,tor NA BLACKY Berets were demanding peace for this he reported that California colleges are eiterta.nmenl Editor TONYRAYTEEGssILEER: society from the Anglos out in the aud- being hit worse than those elsewhere. Ass,slant News Edetor B ROARBARA EVANS ience. You and everyone who walked For example, the only public colleges in Pub, Nr.10.0, erector out of the grounds failed to grasp this the -great difficulty" category are those E Pr utyr Awstanl LIND TAI ,HUAE,WI :KAT I LPN EPS the Light' 'hot Photographer , I., t l.ner 'Seen Also the only Mar vital information. Why do these people in California. colleges, DEE FOREMAN in 5,,I,Onal Ad Manager DAN MAWHINNEy refuse to be educated? public or private, the entire study lwoduc Ton Manager DENISE SNIDER The Daily wishes to commend Gov. Reagan for his creation of the California I was standing near the stage when where professors got no pay increase Eit/SneSS Manager AL BERT TOY (red,? Manager ,ONAL Ce BRE MBR Y Ecology Corps ( CEC). the Brown Berets went up there and an last year were those in California where ( iasseteed Managers ASNTETHPOHNE,NPS TNM,10 Anglo to my right started calling them the governor now proposes that class- CEC has a dual purpose. It will allow the state to increase its efforts in GLENN SIMON 'spics" and "greasers" and all kinds of room teachers shall go at least 36 ROBERT CHAPLER protecting the environment, and it will allow the selective service system to WILLIAM ARNOLD names while another one told him to months with no cost of living pay adjust- plaE,RFS499R et.d.an ri cl,le,reo,..1,o.e,,C,,a mcaorneneL.. 7:47: begin soliciting volunteers, including those classified as conscientious objec- cool it. He said you don't have to agree ment. Evans,leEPe Geldrn, Brian Harrel., state facilities currently scheduled to be closed. just listen! These people Fortunately the chancellor and the Judy fiechard Kendall. Jeanne tors, to man or disagree, Kent Kent Kurtz. Joyce K reg. crag MacDonald. Gene commented, "This program can be accomo- that don't listen are the racists that we college administrators did get the per Mr HOne. Cl," Mato.. John Wier, Meng Marie Matte, In announcing his plan Reagan l.rn Murphy Tim boost given to most state em- Osterman. Steve Papinchak. Lynn within existing budgeted funds. But more important, it will provide an are fighting against. cent pay Parent, Marty rtastula. Bob Pellerrn. Donna Pereera, dated unite under one ployees lost year, but denied only to col- Ben Reed, Vernon Robinson. Gary Rubin, Cxrester, men who can lend their efforts for a common pur- It is good that people Sr hint!, Craig Scott Ron Shirley, Barbara Thatcher, organized group of young cause. But how can you unite against the lege classroom teachers to punish them Celeste jolt, Mete lamps preserving California's great assets and beauty. here their sympathy with students. posethat of war and not against the problems for ADVERTISING STAF Plea '.3a Ise/. ne,./ 30tge. lart Hurray Reagan, you've finally seen the light. in this country. If we had concrete evi- Dr. Richard S. Mitchell Boston. Craig Carrion, RuSheneTCOle, Raymond DebbS, I ',tic April 30 1971 SPARTAN DAILY 3 News Review Ferryman, Buck Oil Companies Lose Await Compiled From Associated Press sACRAMEND The Runoff Race

State Lands Commission refusc,! Executive esterday to grant nine oil companies extensions of their per- Continued from Page I. 0%0 the isso, . the Student Community mits to conduct seismic exploration for oil deposits along the are people I can work with." and as a result people Involvement Program California coastline. Ferryman added, "Since weren't completely aware of ISLIP I and the Center for The commission chairman. State Controller Houston I. this is a mandate for Spec- the full extent of it. nor of its the Study of Contemporary Flournoy, voted against the rejection, saying opponents had trum, ours is the only work- consequemes Issues.’ not convinced him that such seismic exploration inevaa bl able government possible." 'SUCK EtilitiltSEvILNT Weisgal said he was sure leads to oil lie had earlier stated that he Looking ahead at the run- .411) that he would not sup- Before the 2-1 vote, in which It. Gov. Ed Reinecke and expected a run-off election, off election, Ferryman said port Ferryman. He added State Finance Director Verne Orr cast aye votes. Reinecke considering what he saw as he felt sure that several of that he was hesitant about asked the commission staff, -If we refuse this, then it will real strength in the top four the losing candidates w.iuld endorsing Buck, calling pretty well shut the oil companies down'!" finishers. endorse Buck. ."They've said some of Buck's campaign The commission's executive officer, Frank J. Hurting, But* was surprised at his all along that there are six issues -phony " replied, -It will severely hamper this operation." narrow victory over Becker. men on the left and me on the Four of the permits expire today. The other five expire be- -I didn't expect it to be that right," Ferryman stated. tween May 20 and June 18. close," Buck said. "1 think -Although I am really a Bill got a lot of votes from moderate, I do expect Fire Claims PG&E Autos SCIP people, and I guess that several people to support means it is a viable pro- Buck." LOS GATOS, (’alifTen Pacific Gas & Electric Co. "Timber." or the Japanese equivalent of Japanese Cultural Week in conjunction gram." But as of last night, only vehicles were burned early yesterday when someone must have been on the minds of these two with International Week, which begins BUCK CoNFIDENT one candidate had officially punctured their fuel tanks and ignited the spilled gasoline, Judo combatants Wednesday. The out- Monday. One thing for surethat ground Buck said he felt he could endoeked Buck. Jim Wood, police said. door demonstration was staged on behalf is hard. Ouch! work with the Spectrum '71- who garnered 95 votes, said Los Gatos Police Lt. Edward McGowen estimated damage dominated AS. Council if he definitely would support at $25,000 and said there were no injuries. According to a elected. "What we will need the Buck ticket. PG&E spokesman ,eight vehicles were destroyed and two to do is work together to Becker and fourth-place badly damaged. solve student problems and I finisher Ted Weisgal refused The incident took place at 2:40 a.m. in a parking lot behind think that means ignoring to endorse Buck last night DALE WASSERMANI the PG&E building on Saratoga Avenue. The building was not Fun, Food, Folklore ideological differences," he when interviewed Featured by the "OHE FLEW OVER damaged. emphasized. Spartan Daily. In fact, THE The Peace Treaty refer- Becker was adamant in his CUCKOO'S HEW Jury endum, was not totally sup- refusal. Frees Capt. Kotouc FROM THE WOK BY NEN NESEY FT. MePHERSON,Ga.A military jury acquitted Capt. At S1S International Week ported by either executive Commented Becker, "I hopeful. don't think either Buck or Eugene M. Kotouc yesterday of maiming a Viet Cong suspect -Outt.isight. I'm amazed... during an interrogation after the My Lai assault of 1968. Adding an aura of wnrld- available at the table to send ment exhibit is also sche- "Apparently, people on Ferryman is close to being Ken Nese, The jury of seven Army officers, six of them Vietnam wide atmosphere to SJS, messages home for students. duled. this campus were in favor of qualified, and I wouldn't be at Lane Fat theatre 6/ 12/ veterans, deliberated for little more than an hour before International Week activi- Dr. Mitsuru Uchida, a Thursday's program it Ithe referendum)," com- led by either of them. To en- " Uhe hest stage production returning the verdict. ties will open Monday and political science professor includes a seminar on the mented Buck. "So we should dorse either is to endorse IC seen in years." The acquittal leaves only Capt. Ernest L. Medina yet to be continue through Friday. from Tokyo University, will people's uprising in East re-examine ROTC and see if mediocrity." Sle.h Coon S F Chrontrle we can open it up to every- BECKER MAY 'SECEDE' tried on criminal charges arising from the My Lai raid and International Week will lecture from 1-3 p.m. Tues- Pakistan from 12-4 p.m. in STUDENT OISCDUNT SI 00 Of, body...with credit. If it's Becker added that if he STUDENT PUDIC I 2 neKE its aftermath. Medina is charged with murder. feature a cultural faire, a day in the Loma Prieta Loma Prieta Room. :5 seNUTES 11E10eL CueTein, given credit, then it should had to he would "secede" Tn. Toon. VID Yonne. Son rem o. barbecue, a food bazaar and Room. A flower arrange- The food bazaar featuring N. nen. Moo 141,1411 41-0 various art exhibits. shish kebob, baklawa i an be open to anyone who wants from student government speakers and seminars. Fri- Arabian pastry), cheese to take it." altogether. "I'll try to get Sparta Camp Dies; day evenino International cake tarts, pork chow mein UNION RECRUITING students to work with me as Foreigners recruiting Night' will climax the and fried won-tons will be Buck felt that in the past on programs such cam- festivities. held Friday from 11:30-2:30 should be allowed on Monday activities include p.m. outside the College pus, although he believes it Few Tickets Sold would be best not to have it in Wong's the barbecue at the Intercul- Union, Should See the College Union. The Associated Students' campground to a substitute tural Center located at the International Night will "Anyone who pays taxes is ninth annual Sparta Camp is site in the coastal mountains corner of San Fernando and consist of dancers and per- supporting the war." Buck Florist & Gifts no more, Sparta Camp in the Monterey area. 10th streets. Sponsored by. formers representing India, "Recruiting is not Chairman Dave Long According to Long, the the International Club, hot Officer Iran, Arabia and Russia. added, FRESH FLOWERS /LOWEST PRICES recruiting. The campus announced yesterday after- owner of the Russian River dogs will be sold at two for 50 All students holding immi- Group dancing will also be war left open to Corsages$1.25up noon. site had accidentally sche- cents and shish kebob and gration extensions and work led by an Assyrian band should be duled another recruiters so students can He said poor response group into the rice will be available for 75 permits that expire between from San Francisco. campgrounds at the same recieve the benefits of their from the students was the cents. May and July should contact The final night festivities Weddings* Funerals time the A.S. had reserved it. French service." deciding factor, as only cultural attache William Tubbs, immigration begin at 8 p.m. in the Loma Hospital Arrangements Long said there would be Ferryman, although pro- about 20 tickets had been speaker from San Francisco officer, at the Intercultural Prieta Room. Admission to little difficulty in cancelling will fessing support of the Peace Plants* Fine Gifts purchased thus far for the also speak Monday at Center May 12 between 9:30 the event is 50 cents for stu- 1.112 the event, since no contracts 4:30 p.m. in the College a.m. and 4 p.m. The center is Treaty, favors retention of AS. camp planned for this dents and El general ad- We handle large orders COMMERCIAL or formal agreements had Union Loma Prieta Room. located in the New Wineskin ROTC and on-campus weekend. mission. Open 7 days 101 been made. Students will be The cultural fair will offer at San Fernando and 10th recruiting. He thought the Long blamed the lack of contacted to have their exhibits, craft displays and a streets. The Intercultural Steering referendum had been passed 15% DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD sales on what he considered money refunded in full. variety of speakers from 12-4 Students should have their Committee has asked that all through misrepresentation. 2 8 7 -680 5 to be poor publicity from the He added that no pro- p.m. Tuesday through 1-538 forms filled out and re- students wear their national "I feel the Spartan Daily On 241,-3023 11'. J0 Spartan Daily. visions have been made for Thursday on the third level turned to the Student Per- costume on campus during failed to present the refer- 1207 0,,i_At.tt At: r Trouble had also arisen organizing another camp of the College Union. A Red sonnel office in ADM 201 International Week. endum adequately. It didn't when the site had to be this year, and from all indi- Cross Information table will before May 11. These forms switched from the tra- cations no attempts will be also be open from 11-3 p.m. should be left with 1-94 ditional Russian River made. each day. Tapes will be forms. Computer Ends Election Continued from Page 1. was heard to say that they in with the largest percen- change than any other gen- the two referendum issues were disappointed at the tage of votes in yesterday's eration. Ferryman's ticket is were heard. However, this small number of elected election, Ron Harbeck, trea- a ticket of the past, past, and was not greeted with the ex- minorities. surer on the Toad Hall slate, this election shows that a pected applause. Instead, Rick Bilotti, a successful predicts Buck will carry 80 large percentage of the stu- most seemed almost stunned Spectrum candidate for stu- per cent of the vote in next dentbody still lives in the that the peace treaty had dent council, contended that week's runoff election. past, and that is how it will been passed. the Spectrum ticket is CROWD AGREED probably always be." PEACE TREATY founded in common sense as Most of the crowd agreed But not everyone agreed San Jose Liberation Front opposed to the ideological with this. There was the feel- with him and at around 1 member Werner Becker, and unrealistic platforms ing that the liberal vote, al- a.m, the crowd began to who was responsible for proposed by other presi- though split in this election, break up. Some left for vic- getting the peace treaty dential slates. would coalesce in an effort to tory parties. Others sought referendum on the ballot, -This is why," he claimed, beat Ferryman. for themselves a quiet drink commented that the students "Jim i Ferryman) was first Perhaps Harbeck summed somewhere else. When the were not "snowed by the percentage-wise in this up the liberal side best when last had left, a cop came in treaty, but were snowed by election." he said, "This indicates that and turned off the lights say- Spectrum 71." BUCK SUCCESSFUL this generation is no more ing, "You people get things The largely liberal crowd Mike Buck was also moral or committed to straight" - was critical of the success of successful in qualifying for the Spectrum slate. Someone the runoff election. His cam- paign manager, Marty Pastula, attributed this CELEBRATION success to a campaign LEE MICHAELS Israeli students will cele- "geared to the intellect of the brate the 23rd anniversary of students instead of to their Israel's independence day emotions." tonight at 8 p.m. at Temple -We believe," said TOWER Emanu-El. University F'astula, "that students are Avenue and Myrtle Street. able to think for them- Everyone is invited to this selves." free event, of POWER Although Ferryman came BADFINGER AVAILABLE IN COLLEGE BOOKSTORES micon AQUA FILM The Contact Lens Sat. May 1, ,)i Wearers Solution to COMFORT 8 PM . , MA A TRY IT TODAY! San Jose Pavillion 1 11 44 MONEY-SA VINO 250 OFF Santa Clara Fairgrounds COUPON

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A navy blue stand Daily Entertainment Writer usual shapes and sizes. supporting a box enclosing a Perhaps it's unfair to com- A couple of his works in the cIil of winding plexiMrin On Tonight i'l\.e\k,;1\i pare two artists' concurrent C.U. showcase on the third I titled "Serpendipity" ) aptly A very modern version of 8:15 tonight plus two shows shows, but Phil Bonham's level are concerned with shows Bonham's interest in the Greek Telemachus tomorrow at 6 and 9 p.m. lightweight acrylic sculpture curving lines arranged in light and movement. Odysseus theme will be pre- Recently added to the is every bit as beautiful as plastic tubes of a contrasting The SJS art instructor and sented mth the opening to- show were two solos to be Jan Gibson's drapery exhibit graduate explained that he is grotesque. night of .Telemachus Clay," sung by Michael Hawkins, 14 did his sculpture "just a Readers Theatre by I,ewis who has also been under- The heavy canvas used in because it's fun and I like John Carlini). Show time is studying the roles of Tele- Mrs. Gibson's large, pastel- Violinist it." His interest in acrylics machus and the Prophet. colored draperies in the began with works in wood. 1, College Union gallery, sur- The first song by Hawkins His oval-shaped pieces prises the average viewer by will open the show and is to titled "Elipses" were made enhance ' their very genre nature. Performs the I of a overall rnood of y cutting out parts the presentation. "I'm not interested in be- round plastic tube and juxta- Directed by Noreen ing a skillful artist, but in posing them on top of others LaBarge Mitchell, the show innovations," the SJS gradu- 5 intI parallel circular orbits. She at May is a collage of sound and ate commented. aims While Mrs. Gibson uses voices. No props or realistic creating non-intel- Violinist Lauren Jakey, light colors on strong cF settings will be used, in lectualized, new attitude in assisted by pianist Doris vas, Bonham has rich, jewe accord with the definition of the field of art, but halfway Meierotto, will present a like tones in his light, airy Readers Theatre. fails in her goal by the very recital in the Concert Hall sculpture. Mrs. Gibson and The actors face outward, bulky mediurn she uses. Wednesday evening at 8:15. Bonham both illustrate how playing to each other Timor" The pinks, purples and Jakey, assistant professor contemporary art can be light blues can be seen in the Oboist Jeffrey Stormont through the audience to of music, received his train- used to an advantage when create the scenes and pleats and ruffles of her dra- ing at Oberlin and Peabody made in a new and unique will present a senior music s’-s, peries, which were sewn recital Sunday at 3 p.m. in images M the audience's conservatories and was a way. under her supervision by a student the Concert Hall. This recital mind. of William Kroll, While there is great eye- Tickets are $2 general and professional caIinvas shop. Aridor Toth and Ivan Gala- catching appeal in Bonham's is in partial fulfillment of the Bonham's transparent II bachelor of arts degree. $1 for students. For reser- 7.7.1enwn. mian. creations ( he currently is in acrylic works, in contrast, A Storniont is a transfer stu- vations phone 294-6414 exten- CANVAS DRAPESSJS graduate Jan Gib- interested in new attitudes in art. recipient of the Joseph a show at the San Diego Fine have a crystalline fasci- Gingold violin award dent from Bakersfield Col- sion 2600. son's C.U. art shovi ends today. The artist is in Arts Gallery Mrs. Gibson's Cleveland, he performed lege and has performed with at exhibit would be more im- the Casals Festival in the San Jose Symphony' and Puerto pressive if she had a Rico, was a member of the the SJS College Symphony stronger approach to her Baltimore and Houston sym- Orchestra and Symphonic rigorota' Film unusual material. All her phony orchestras, and Band. Spider Tales sculpture needs is a little concertmaster of the The program will include more liveliness and unique- Seventh Army Symphony, Benedetto Marcello's ness. with which he toured Ger- "Concerto in C minor," Paul many, Italy and Denmark. Hindemith's ’Sonate 19381" DramaI'XLIes He also gave er music and :Mozart's "Sonata for chambiI By JIM MURPHY Philippines, the film is the fine. One of the best scenes concerts under the auspices EUROPE Oboe and Strings." Daily Entertainment Writer result of two years' research shows Maila's and Albert's of the Amerikahauser in the Other students performing One Way by producer 1.uis Nepo- torchlit wedding procession cities of Freiburg, Karls- in the recital are Diana Sometimes a story about muceno into the habits and winding its vvay across the ruhe, Munich, Hamburg, Renner, piano, Charlyn ill-fated love, instead of JET custI ms of the lgorot tribes Philippine rice terraces, a Stuttgart and Nuremburg. CHARTER son, violin, Kathleen being substandard soap on Luzon. The lgorot, an scene of remarkable beauty. Since his appoMtment to Hagarty, cello, and Richard opera, can turn out to be ethnic group whose name In addition to producing the Music FLIGHTS Dee, viola. dramatic and moving. Such Department means "mountaineer," and writing "Igo rota," faculty in 1969, Jakey has ap- The program is co- is the case with "Igorota," inhabit the mountainous Nepomuceno also directed peared as soloist with the sponsored by the Associated now showing at the Towne From Oakland to region of northern I.uzon, In putting together this story Santa Clara Philharmonic Students and is open to the Theatre. madrid Munich - Aug. 26 thus setting themselves I f roinance and tragedy, he and the Cabrillo Sym- public free of charge. Produced and filmed in the Marseille & Pisa Sept. I apart from the lowMnd said, -We deliberately phonietta. pino population. Wended some customs and Included on the program Stockholm & Copenhagen Lipizzans It is this physical and cul- traditions of all the hill are Beethoven's "Sonata No. Sept. 6 tural) separation of lgorots triI.s, with garments and in A minor, Op. 23" and and lowlanders which Mrms props drawn into a unified Brahms' "Sonata No. 3 in D the basis for the film's plot. whole that would represent minor." A limited number of Screenwriter centuries-old culture of Cesar Amigo, the Tales of Anansi the Spider, the trickster-hero of The recital is open to the spaces are available to adapting an original because we vivre told the story by all, West African mythology, will be performed with public free of charge. faculty, staff, students of Nepomuceno, traces the ill- other lgorot tribes would re- Horse puppets tomorrow at the Montgomery Theatre in The California State Colleges Airs an authentic fated romance it if such between an sent the San Jose Civic Auditorium at 10:30 a.m. and PLANNING By. TERRI SPRENGER Igorot princess, Maila portrayal of just one tribe ON i:oo p.m. Tickets are $1.75 for adults and $1.25 MARRIAGE? Fare: $195 Special to The Daily Charito Solis) and a and its culture was pre- for children. ...have a professionally With majestic grace and magnificence which far out shone wealthy,' lowlander, Albert sented in a film for world- One Way their surroundings, the white Lipizzan stallions of Vienna Rick Rodrigo) from their wide distribution." photographed wedding opened last night to a capacity crowd in San Jose's Civic initial, and unexpected, Apparently this blending for only $95.00 and meeting at a pool of paid off, for it gives the film For Information, Auditorium. receive 40 5 by 5 color gins" to Albert's death at the added depth, which, though Office of Raised with "courage, patience, care, rhythm, poise, prints in an album. hands of IgOrOt tribesmen possibly lost a little on International Programs balance and especially love" by' the Herrmann family of (Film development and Maila's suicide. American audiences, satis- 1600 Holloway Avenue Austria, headed by Professor Ottomar Herrmann, trainer, Tonight's Feature not included) San the stallions executed the intricate "airs above the ground". Charito Solis, billed as fied Filipino audiences. Francisco, an's best actress," does Nepomuceno does an over- Call Ted California 94123 These "airs" consist of a series of controlled leaps, kicks (415) 469- 1004 and pirouettes which are the result of years of schooling. a fine job in the role of Malta. all good job in his directing 321-5574 Eves. Although many of the Herrmann stallions bear the delicately She is able to convey the capacity', letting the film traced tTown brand on their flank, symbol of the Spanish feelings and emotions of a concentrate on Maila's and Stuks U.S. Life NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW Riding School in Vienna, their training has been from Pro- person caught between two Albert's tragic romance, societies, with only love to rather than letting it become "Zabriskie Point," life in America today, a con- Lamps for today fessor Herrmann at his newly initiated American-Spanish starring sustain her existence. a travelogue on the Ph Mark Frechette, fusing motion pichire for Come see them . Dazzling colors Riding School. Daria Halprin, Paul Fix and some, is undeniably the work Flying Falcon, the 1500"prima pound ballerina" of the Ric Rodrigo does a pod pines. Ken's Creative Lighting jII in his portrayal of Albert, "Igorota" is something of G.D. Spradlin, is tonight's of one of the major artists of troupe, is the only' horse in the world to execute the cour- Friday Flick. 'fhe the film. "Zabriskie At the FMA Spring the Mwland playboy. He a breakthrough for the fiLm will Point" SJS Student Union bettea rearing jump on the hind feet while the forelegs are be - May 1,2 shovvs Albert to be kind and pino film industry, proving shown in Morris Dailey is a time of rebellion, plastic Pleasure Fair tucked against the chest, over a hurdle. Auditorium at 7 and 10 p.m. ethic, and half block b Gabriella Herrmann, 17 year old daughter of Professor just, but also tough and unre- that it is worthy of producing rstrar-*****rstritstststrarardrOntrdrstarartnotnirstrirdrimarf lenting, as his romance with material that comes up to Admission is 50 cents. boards. Herrmann, demonstrated the only "airs above the ground" Michelangelo Antonioni's Film Quarterly's critic "ONE OF THE YEAR'S 10 BEST" ever performed by other than a Lipizzan, on an Appalossa Maila follows its stormy the lnel of some American course. Rodrigo won a productions. exploding cinematic essay of Ernest Callenbeck has said stallion which she herself trained. of the film, " 'Zabriskie Frightened by the hollow echoing of their hooves on the pino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences FAMAS ) Point' has a certain diffi- GORI DOWN THE ROAD** Civic Auditorium's basket ball court-concert hall floor, hy CI-Mil. 401,1 A award for his role in this dence, a certain hesitation ,t.ohn,11).11,1 hidit,11h. Keleased several of the younger Lipizzans failed to be soothed by their about it. But then, what can WEEKDAYS & SUN. - background music, and became rather skittish. This minor film. Thoreau Service "DEAD" 9(35 The photography, which anyone make of the weird distraction, was explained by Master of Ceremonies, Otto combinations of euphoria also won a FAMAS award, is Henry David Thoreau and the theme. FRI. & SAT. - Hermann, Jr., who also detailed the history of the Lipivan and paranoia, reformism his Walden House will be re- A rap session will precede "ROAD" 7:30 & 10:40; breed. 13EAD" 9:05 vived for anyone wishing to the service at 9:30. and imperialism, rhetoric The stallions were first trained in their fantastic move- and disorganization, fury peace attend the First Unitarian ments for use in war, in order to terrify foot soldiers. In Musician and laxness, liberation and times, their leaps and turns were perfected for aesthetic rea- Church, at 160 N. Third St., 111111L031011 Sunday at 11 a.m. brutality, which constitute DEAD Lincoln & Ceckir Sh sons. Ridden only by the nobility until the creation of the I ur present national life?" nto Cruz 423-832; - SpaMsh Riding School in Vienna 300 years ago, the stallions To Give The unconventional ser- Surf Club * were saved from the Russian advance during World War II, vice will begin with a Bee- st *sty vtimtit**104-44-104sasaus*Lauis****tasae and given a tank escort into Czechoslavakia by General thovenI. Sonata and end with George Patton. Recital composer's "Ode to Shows Film The story of the Lipizzan stallions has been recreated Joy." A piece by Debussy A sarod recital will be will be rendered by flute CHARTER FLIGHTS EUROPE 1911 recently both in Walt Disney's "Miracle of the White given Sunday at 8 p.m. in Stallions" and Mary Stewart's novel, "Airs Above the priI r to the sermon by Minis- SPRING & SONIMER Stanford University's Mem- ter Byrd Halleges, while Tomorrow Ground". orial Auditorium by Ustad intermittent sounds of - The SJS Surf Club will master) Ali Akbar Khan. coII bells, guitars and birds join show "The Natural Art," a The sarod, a lute -like his talk. film on surfing, tomorrow instrument of northern Dra Ma Audition The sanctuary will be night at 8 in Science 142. India, is Khan's specialty. the round," with Henry The flick includes shots of WNDON Auditions for the SJS director. Tickets for this program David's house marked out on skiing, yoga and karate. Drama Department's Sum- Under consideration as are on sale at Stanford's stu- the fMor in the center, as two Admission is $1.75 general mer Season will be held to- possible productions for the dent union and at all Ticke- readings of his works add to and $1.50 for students. $275: morrow from 10 a.m. to 2 Summer Season are "The tron outlets. Prices are $2.50 p.m. and Tuesday from 4 to Great White Hope," "Under for students and $3.50 for all 5:30 p.m. in the Studio Thea- Milkwood,’ and "Patience." others. tre. The department is looking ****************Ont***Ont******* for all kinds of actors, i.e., Black, White etc., according xochitl LONDON Great American Food Productions to Karl Schuck, publicity Proudly Presents: a third world $135. 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FOURTH ST., SAN JOSE, CAL. 95113 OF THE THE LAST open 10-6 monday-saturday GREAT SILENTS 7th & Santa Clara Ad INF FIRST ACADEMY (Suggested fo, hungry audiences Only) State-- !41 Phone AWARD WINNER ***441414141-10-11-***414111-11-****41 g Friday April 30, 1971 SPARTAN DAILY -5 Sprints Top 'Big Name' Meet Speed Men Test Clayton Its JOHN MURPHY hi the speed he displayed last continued the SJS mentor. "Kirk wanted to run great chance of winning the Daily Sports Editor year when he recorded his "Running without any com- tomorrow. I guess he has to highs for us." A big question mark in the lifetime bests. petition and pressure he find out about himself," ('arty has been beaten only SJS track world could be "I guess well find out breezed through with a 9.7." muttered the SJS head man. once this year, that coming answered tomorrow night at about Kirk tomorrow,- a Running against the likes "We could keep him out until last week at the Mt. San An- the San Jose City College worried Bullard commented of Kuller, Pender, Miller, :he conference finals after tonio College Relays, lie lost track. yesterday. "Kirk and I and Ronnie Ray Smith and many tomorrow. We need him for to Tommie White I 13.51 and The occasion is the fifth everyone else will know just others, Clayton will have to that one." Willie Davenport 113.61. annual San Jose Invitational how far along he is.,, improve on that. With the strong field com- Bullard continued talking and the question mark will Will the Spartan sprinter "I don't know how fast that peting in the invitational, about his star hurdler, and take the shape of Spartan be trying to come back too track is," said Bullard, with Bullard was not over the upcoming meet, "With sprint star Kirk Clayton. soon and possibly endanger eyes lighting up thinking optimistic about the chance Powers and Carty challeng- In a meet which will fea- the Spartan hopes of cap- about the speedsters that of some of his performers ing each other we could sees ture such track standouts as turing a Pacific Coast Ath- will be on that track to- placing. He did single out one mid-13 race." Lennox Miller, Fred Kuller, letic Association crown in morrow, "but with the com- SJS competitor as having an The SJS track season has Mel Pender, Arne Kvalheim, the finals in two weeks? petition we have, it'll be a excellent chance of grabbing not been to encouraging this Chuck La Benz, Lee Evans, "You never really know. pretty fast 100." a first. year. With Clayton making and Reynaldo Brown, the He ran a time trial Wednes- Bullard will be testing the "The battle between his comeback, Carty tangl- slightly built Spartan will day and looked real strong," Spartan senior tomorrow but George Carty and Gary ing with Powers, and Bullard steal much of the show when threw out the possibility that Powers in the 120 highs watching his two star per- EVENT SCHEDULE . he might the gun sounds at 7:10 for the FIELD EVENTS keep him out of the should be something to formers, it could be a first heat of the 100-yard 10 Pole Vault West Coast Relays next watch," an enthusiastic heartening evening for Spar- 30 Lotus Jump weekend in Fresno. Bullard dash. 30 Discus said. "George has a tan track fans, Why the attention? 30 Javelin 30 Shot Put Clayton, who has a legiti- 00 High Jump mate 9.3 and a 9.2 wind-aided 00 Triple Jump 100 RUNNING EVENTS to his credit, will attempt 35 Women's 440 to show himself and SJS 45 Six Mile track fans just how far along 25 Senior Men's 440 35 Women's 100 he is in his battle to recover 45 Senior Men's 100 from a pulled hamstring, the OPENING CEREMONIES same hamstring that has 10 440 Relay 30 Mile kept him in and out of the 40 High Hurdles sprints most of the season. 00 440 10 100 Clayton has had his best 25 880 S-T-R-E-T-C-H- Spartan co-captain Chuck tomorrow at San Jose City College when he workout week in a long time 40 440 Intermediates all its worth in the meets his competitors in the strong San Jose and SO 220 Sundsten stretches for Spartan coach Ernie 05 Three We long jump pit at Bud Winter Field. Sundsten Invitational. Bullard hopes the Spartan )S Ml MO./ will face his strongest field of the season Daily photo by Tim Tittle co-captain is well on his way Ninth Alumni Soccer Tonight By RICH KENDALL Locci, who will also coach Jose Grenadiers who were afterwards, Menendez said, and Bob Reed. Daily Sports Writer the team, 1964-67; Al Korbus, Northern California Ama- but they will gather infor- The contest serves as an Eight All-Americans will 1962-65; Lou Fraser, 1965-66; teur champions, open cham- mally. intermission to spring prac- be on the field tonight as the Fred Nourzad, 1967-68; and pions and Peninsula soccer The alums playing in the tice which began three SJS varsity soccer team Frank Mangiola, 1965-66. champions, using mostly SJS opening game are Frank weeks ago. The Spartans takes on the Alumni for the All of them along with alums. Mangiola, Khachikian, John have defeated Stanford and ninth time. Zelko Pavic, Andre Also returning to battle the Poulakos, Joe Sermol, Ed U.C. Davis in previous The 8 p.m. confrontation at Marechal, Kamran varsity are Robin Parker Zumot, Ed Ferreira, Bob spring exhibitions. Next Fri- NIPPEDAlthough it looks like Spartan Stadium will bring Souresafil and Viguen and Elif Trondsen. There Defelice, Bob Salazar, Cohn day night SJS will have a re- Spartan in the 100 last year. The two will be facing Kirk Clayton is getting the short end of this together seven past All- Khachikian play on the San will be no formal program Lindores, Steve Dromensk match with Stanford on each other again tomorrow in the San Jose deal, it's not really that way at all. Here, Americans from Julie Astroturf at Diablo Valley Invitational. Clayton is edging Fred Kuller of the Striders Menendez's soccer team's. College. Daily photo by D.J. Salvatore

"By far this should be their 600 ( ,no SANTA 61.408 best team ever," Menendez said yesterday. "They have CINEMA 15044513 always had a fine team, but LII Spartans To Play Waiting Game The Rolling Stones at as our soccer program has 4 Altarnont in "GIMME SHELTE R" improved, their team has 4 Pius in. aseaties in improved. "LL1 i I HE "Last year the alumni got SO ISAC together and decided to form While Other 4 7 Contenders 'I PRUNE Tangle YAR 311 a team so they could plaji 3020 It's wait and see time for honors again this year. innings already than most S4 v*...: Y^ -v. when they got out of college, the Spartans, who could seniors. He's our most ex- Barbra Streisand and so many of them have been Another is shortstop Larry George Segal in up come back to school Monday perienced pitcher." playing every Sunday and Lintz who needs one stolen 4 JUl OWL and still leading the Pacific base to tie the single season are in shape." T i IL PUSSYCAT" Coast Athletic Association theft mark set last year by The contest could feature a baseball race. 0 SASCOPS one-on-one matchup between Gary Cunningham. Lintz has 4 PRUNE YAR D Ill Four contenders within a 3020 Al Rodriguez and Mani Her- swiped 25 bases in 28 -- game and a half of SJS see nandez. The pair are cur- attempts, and has at least conference action this week- Nominated for 4 Oscars 1114 rently teammates on the four more games to set a new end while the Spartans, mark. Lintz, hitting .359, is 'FIVE EASY PIECES U.S. Olympic team. ranked 20th in the nation, sit earned All- second to Ariza's .372 in with Jack Nicholson Rodriguez by with their only open dates American honors team batting. CSll SO ... PA last year of the league season. CMAI G 4 as a senior. He played with Center fielder Greg Mar- PRUNE YAR D 371 The Spartans, 8-5 in the CA.M....STEMECI 4 Ull = ^.`..... MO Hernandez for Menendez in shall, the PCAA's leading Equipment Center 1969, but Hernandez sat out PCAA, are idle until Tuesday 46: ntastic Double Bill when they travel to Stanford hitter at .413 needs six RBI's Wide assortment ID "MASH" ana IP last season but will be 41 "BUTCH CASSiDY for a rematch with the to tie Argust Smith in that of 8 and 4 track tapes returning next fall. department with 39. Only a 41 AND THE Menendez said, "If I play powerful Indians. They 5 SUN DANCE KID" remain in conference limbo junior, Marshall is a pro- Mani at right wing they bable choice for the teams TAPES 4 7- 0,31 S. could match up because Al until the following weekend 4 1111 REGENCY 246 most valuable player award, EXCLUSIVE 4 \ Cl lift will probably play left full- when U.C. Santa Barbara ._To ,.. but has Spartan fans appre- 13th & E. Santa Clara frIg back. I think I might do it provides the competition for ELEBRATION the final games of the sea- hensive for next year. 297-3986 ElIG SUR" Just to see what happens." Mon..Frl. 11 a.m.6 p.m. with Joan Ball Hernandez is a two time All- son. Marshall's competition for Sat. 9 a.m.-6 P.m. Tues. and Sun. Plus "FOUR CLOWNS American. The Spartans have been MVP honors on the club is Closed Rodriguez will coach an a: the surprise team it' the con- sophomore pitcher Mike *-*k*******-k**********-******** *** alumni contingent that will ference this year, picked by Rusk, 8-4. Rusk, who Tues- play a preliminary game few to be near the position day threw a one hit shutout VW, PORSCHE, BMW with what Menendez called they hold now. Team statis- to beat Stanislaus State, 2-0, AND MERCEDES BENZ MANI HERNANDEZ tics, however, don't show added ten more strikeouts to the Spartan JV's. San Jose BMW, specialists in Spartan All-American Menges' crew to be domi- his season total. He too now Joining Rodriguez for the servicing all European ears will nating in batting or pitching. threatens to set a record. alumni 13-man team are Art now give you a 10"; discount. Romswinckel 1967-69; Steve With 119 whiffs in 90 and 2- The probable reason for 3 innings, Rusk is in reach of Show us your ASH card and we Four Spartan will cheerfully give Netmen you lfri success to date is the perfor- the all-time record of 166. off on all parts mance of individuals. No That mark held by Johnny and services. fewer than eight school Oldham has stood since 1953, Continue at Tournament records are being threatened SAN JOSE BMW L.A. to LONDON but is in danger if Rusk gets by SJS batters and pitchers 1 -138 S. 1st, 292-7707 The Spartans Leonard have met once with Dino Martin and Spen- enough starts before the Sales 9.9 Daily return from Amsterdam this season, with one of those Service 8-5 Mon flint Fri before, with the Trojan star cer Segura was defaulted. year ends. are down to four in the 71st already broken. 1111441**41.441.0141444146111.1046 lune IS/Sept. Is $269 annual California State Ten- winning, 6-4, 6-2, over the Teery Moor and Andy An up and down performer lune 28/Sept. 7 $269 nis Championships at the Al- Brazilian. Moffat, the No. 2 doubles Left fielder Al Ariza, all- the first half of the year, June 25/Aug. 26 $269 pine Hills Tennis and In the doubles action team, was eliminated PCAA last year as a sopho- Rusk has come back to post KA LEIDOSCOPE Aug. 26/511t.26 $269 Swimming Club in Portola Wednesday, Kirmayr-Lloyd Wednesday by Henry Kama- more, set a new SJS mark at least 10 strikeouts in his Sept. 2 One Way to Amt. for triples when he rapped Asked if $136 Valley. defeated Keith Bardellini kana and Greg Shephard, 6- last three outings. BOOKS Carlos Kirmayr, the No. 1 and Steve Bartlett, 6-1, 7-5, 0, 6-3. number seven last weekend inexperience caused the man on coach Butch Kri- then beat Jon Hays and John Moor also lost to the 8th against Fresno. Ariza is one sophomore to be incon- Immediate ticketing for korian's net team, advanced Stefanki, 6-4, 6-3. seeded man in the tour- of several Spartans in the sistent, Menges replied re- discounts flights Londoi Fitzpatrick nament, Whitney Reed, 6-3, running for conference cently, "He's thrown more to Tel Aviv $77,toAthens in second round action Wheatley and $52.80, to Bombay $150 Wednesday by defeating advanced as their match 3-6, 6-3, in a tough match. to Nairobi $150. Large Mark Elliott in three sets, 6- discounts on cars and 3, 6-7, 6-4, while the Spartan's many other flights. No. 1 doubles team of Kir- DIXIELAND JAZZ Contact Or. Prench(2131 mayr and Hank Lloyd, and 277.5200 or 879.3111 c/O the No. 3 team of Chris Fitz- We'll put you in Mammoth. Sierra Travel, 9875 Santa patrick and Robbie Wheatley Scheduled flights seven Beverly Hills. Monica B., both advanced. Fast. days a week. Serving San Kirmayr, one of the top 16 Jose, Bishop. Mammoth EVERY Name: seeds in this tourney, played and Los Angeles Inter- FRI. & SAT. Street: Tom Leonard of USC City: national. $27.00 one-way NIGHT yesterday. Kirmayr and Nsc------,,' fare includes li'l Fed- 8:30 PM TO oral Tax. No extra 1:30 AM MAY DAY Sunday Services charge for skis, For COCKTAILS \ schedule information. DANCING 11: 00 am & 6:30 pm COMPLETE MENU PAPERBACK SALE \. phone NO COVER Collegians REASONABLE PRICES With purchase of one hook receive (408) 286- 1 1 7 2, MINORS WELCOME 9:30 am Seminar (213) 646-3054, another 'equally priced for it 8:15 pm impact ) (714) 935- 4435. You CAN 1 ind us at Or. Clarence R. Sands -- TRANS SIERRA Pastor First Baptist Church AIRLINES 50 So. 4th St. 800 Ironwood Drove Berry Kaiser The only scheduled airline to Mammoth. MARKET 8 POST STS., (between Santa Clara & San Fernando) Make your education cornnlete Minister to Collegians June and Bishop. SAN JOSE 292 9191 Transportation from West Hau.9:00 ant SUNDAYS

401 GSPARTAN DAILY Friday April 30, 1971 A.S. Council Makes Few Changes in !Inienthewageankud ooudlemt 0 1 $18,500. A S Sparta Camp at By CELESTE ZUFFI over last year's budget of A S Business Administration Daily Political Writer Buckley explained that because of budget cutting last year, A S Insurame und 2,600 faculty members and to students at large. AS Athletic Department 178,130 The Associated Student A.S. ) budget for next year has the Music Department had to discontinue sine of their on- Once the budget is drawn up, it is presented to A.S. council for approval. From there it is signed by the A.S. president, been approved by A.S. council with only a few changes over going programs. Total 476,709 40 was one of these progranis. treasurer, and business affairs manager. It is then submitted this year's budget. SJS marching band Each of the above programs has separate line item for next year is to the SJS college business office for review before it reaches The budget now awaits the signature of SJS President John Included in the Music I iepartment's budget budgets. The line item budgets for the A.S. Executive and the college president's hands. H. Bunzel before it can go into effect on July 1. money to reinstate the marching band. Legislative accounts for 1971-72 appear below: The A.S. budget is drawn up every year pending a pro- Council stipulated that all money budgeted for the band if the marching band is 196169 1949-70 A S Eecutive Request Budget Committee jected income from A.S. activity card sales at the beginning would revert to the A.S. general fund Recommendation of the fall and spring semesters. not functioning by the first home game. S 348 75 52.577 61 Salaries 01.80000 600 00 The anticipated income from card sales for next year is Another change from this year's budget is an increase 11014 21 10 Public relations 0 Athletic Department. 1.27660 3,94135 Operating expenses 500 00 500 00 $426,399.40. from $143,000 to $156,000 for the 1.50000 4.10726 Scholarships and awards 4,00000 4,50000 Besides card sale money, an income is also anticipated Buckley explained the increase is due to expanding pro- 7,05009 3.137; 14 Travel and conferences 7,40000 1,900.03 department and rising costs-especially for 75185 700 00 Telephone and telegraph 1,00000 1,000.03 from 10 programs funded separately by the A.S. These grams in the 5000 9678 Experimental programs 300 00 300 00 programs and their projected incomes for next year are: travel. 316 81 478 39 Contingency fund 50000 000 00 Committee S SOO The A.S. Program Board, formerly the Entertainment and A s r Steering Total 113,500.00 S9,300.00 Board 10.000 was budgeted $77,000 for Cultural Events Board I ECEB I, Legislative J olleg.ate Athletics 750 3.000 next year. This figure includes an income factor of $10,000. Public relations , siraten 16,000 from 83.67 The A.S. Intramural Committee budget was hiked Programs 100.00 100.00 , Promotion 500 and events 13.250 $10,800 to $18,005 because a successful program this year was 2.602 67 1,28503 Operating expenses 1,000.00 1,000.00 100 expanded to five days a week. 1.046.01 1.95014 Travel and conferences 1,030.00 1,0(10.00 1.830 2596 10000 Telephone and telegraph 301' 00 300.00 3,380 Orientation Conference was not budgeted for 1971-72. 12.50 Contingency fund Instead Council changed the name to Orientation Committee These two figures total $476,709.40. and gave it $2,400 to orient new students at SJS in the fall. Total S2,400 00 52,400.00 A.S. Treasurer Mike Buckley explained that among At a budget committee meeting earlier in the semester, A contingency fund is an emergency fund. various changes made over this year's budget, a separate several members, including Dean of Students Robert S. Toward the end of each fisal year at SJS an A.S. budget A.S. work-study account has been established. Martin, claimed Orientation Camp has not been as successful committee meets to draw up a budget for the following year. -These funds," said Buckley, will not be paid until the the past few years because it has lacked adequate planning. This committee usually consists of the A.S. treasurer, A.S. appointed positions are approved by council." Planning usually requires three months. president and vice-president, dean of students, A.S. business These positions and their yearly salaries include: It was recommended the conference not be budgeted for manager, budget committee chairman, two student council R,cirorig secretary S 400 next year, but the committee decided to give it $12,700 Counc I ass.stant 1.000 Personnel Selections Officer 1.300 anyway. A Program Board chairman 1.300 Council, however, decided not to sponsor a conference in A Token of Love ni or dice personnel?) 900 KTEH-Channel 54 mation the fall. Since $10,300 of the budgeted amount was usually Assistant to the treasurer 1.300 announces Rings as illustrated .. 5795 Assistant to the vice president 1,200 gleaned income, Council lowered the amount to $2,400. other Bridal sets from $100 Experimental College (2) LOCO and their budgets for next AS receptionist itI 700 Programs year are: A S Execut ye assistants salaries not to exceed the maximum set by the A S Work Study S 5.500 UPDATE ederai Law AS Election Board 200 AS Executive Account 9,300 Student Reporters Examine president was bud- Committee 4,000 -JD-M.0) "Last year," said Buckley, "the A.S. A S Intercultural Steering Campus Issues PA geted $23,000 for work-study positions." AS. Budget Committee 350 SAN JOSE A S Legislative Account 7,400 By setting ups separate account, this money is taken out of AS Student Intormation Officer 4.000 KTEH-Channel 54 91 South First St. the president's hands. Buckley reported, however, "Any A S Experimental College 3,852 50 307 Town & Country Village ewehl the prescribed salaries AS College Union 12.185 95 money left over in this account, once A S Program Board 76.905 50 Friday Eve., 9:30 P.M. are paid, will be turned over to the A.S. president to use as he AS Intramural and Recreation Program 18.500 USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN A S Music DepartiiJini 26,268 45 sees fit." A S Spartan Da 40,000 The Music Department, which had originally requested A.S. Women's !as .. Athletics 10.150 $39.852.60, was finally budgeted $26,268, a marked increase A S Or ental 2 400 Classifieds rcoOrns: Spartan Daily Attempts FRIDAY FLICK "ZABRISKIE Pleasure Faire what ART STUDENT: To sketch ANNOIRIMCNIS POINT", 7 8. 10 PM 51671(ES ii )(11Z c various parcels might look like after Morris Dailey Aud improvements have been built on N Austin Healy Sprite 64 Convertible, them Work in your home On your EXPER, FAST, ACCURATE TYPING Found Black I, Tan pup at result engine, 67 trans, new tires, very SJS. Phone TEACH- spare time Male or female. 296.4304. (408) 423-1023 wk end or 14081 476-2877 8. EDITING EX ENGLISH gRod coed 5550 or best offer Call 286 TYPEWRITER, Campus wk day. Describe 8. pay expenses. ER, IBM ELEC Transformation 1985 or 241 2998 COLE 244 6444 After P1SCEAN WATERBEDS 1050 W. San MARY BRYNER west of the Gap) open S30 Carlos (just now FOUND - sm. 131k puppy w white By JUDY GELDIN members have faire WHO ARE THE HUMANISTS? A free featuring the original and only guar, made indivi- will "do more to open markings. last Friday near campus, public meeting discussing humanism heated Only the finest, RENT A TV OR STEREO No Deposit, Daily Staff Writer dual donations. the campus." waterbed. Call 297 7355 8. identify, after 5 best and the organized humanist move quality. Compare and then you'll buy Free Delivery, Free Service, Call time weekdays If all goes as planned the Attractions at the fair in- The faire co-ordinators menl. will be presented by the PISCEAN. the complete living water- Esche's 251-2595, usual HUMANIST COMMUNITY OF SAN bed It feels like a friend. 294.1455 Ask traffic jam inching clude a Guadalupe weaving have also provided for the PARTS 'and JOSE. Fri 12 Mar 8 p rn at 738 N about our NRO policy. HOUSING 161 FAST ACCURATE, Experienced away from SJS will be fight- booth, metal artisian booth students who bring their for your Si Call 294 5017 for more information typist. can edit. Four Miles from campus. Mrs. Aslanian 298.4104. ing to get in when SJS holds and a booth where pastries family to the faire this week- ECOLOGY MINDED PEOPLE will be Free Room & Board for girl over 18 Do you want to lift your spirits? IMPORTED CAR glad to know that BASIC H., a biode- years old as a companion to individual its first Pleasure Faire on from the Staff of Life of end. "Kids from the recrea- BALLET ADULT CLASS Now TV'S FOR RENT SPECIAL STU. gradable phosphate and ultrate free with speech difficulty. Near campus campus this weekend. starling at Eutratia School of Ballet DENT RATE 59.00 per month. Call Santa Cruz, and produce tion department will be Empi--Koni Shocks household cleaner is available to them Call Robert 298 2308. The faire, sponsored by the from Standard Produce of providing supervised re- Phone 286 8917 by calling their shakl. distributor at 377 2935, Flea Market 3403 Stevens Creek 252 4286. EXECUTIVE HILLSIDE HOME ASK Association, SJS will be sold. Booths have creational activities for FRIDAY FLICK "ZABRISKIE FOR JEAN JOHNSON -4 years Old. AUTO INSURANCE MONTHLY will begin Saturday and Sun- also been sold to political children ages 6-14," said Blvd. POINT", 7 8, 10 Morris Dailey Aud THE LIVING BED The original and Breathtaking view. 1-3 AC, 3 Bdrrn., 2 PAYMENTS NO one refused Annual day from 10 a.m. to 4 Only guaranteed HEATED waterbed. BA, Din Room, Fem. Rm. with wet Liability Rates. Married or single age p.m., groups. For $143 students Norma Deans in charge of 243-6400 FREE! T.W.A. 747 Tour Thor Maya By Innerspace Environments. Don't bar. AEK with DBL ovens. Custom 24 IS over 594, Married 21.24 $163. and return again May 8-9, can purchase a general pur- recreational activities. at? PM at San F ranciSCO International be misled by Cold beds. Try our warm Drapes, Quality Carpets thruout. Gas Single men 24 8. under 5250. Mr. Toll Lighter Fireplace in Liv room. 2 car 141 3900 May 15-16, and May 22-23. It booth but food booths Airport FREE Parking. Ski Movie, king or queen kit -Guar. 10 yrs. With: Our with auto door opener. 539,000 cost Miss Deans said that the and TWA Captain to discuss the Bird Bag. safety liner heater 8. auto con- WESTWOOD REALTY 3794000 or 356. is a project co-ordinated by $15. Arrangements can be activities include: kite ,ii,hr 70's Pick up your FREE ticket trol See at 1434 Searcy Dr. Si nr. Al- 3006. THESIS TYPING ELECTRIC Master's Reports Disertations Psychology 154. made for booths by talking flying, frisbee contest, base- amPUs at the desk. 385 5 0th maden Expy. 265 5485 or in Old. 743. PURITAN 0360. IVY HALL Single, double rooms, Marianne Tamberg. 1924 Harris Ave The campus, normally with Psych 154 students ball, basketball and a puppet TO HELP the handicapped you Can across from administration building Call 371.0303, San Jose desserted on weekends, will manning the ticket agency show. tivy a very tine soap Money donated to -PISCEAN WATERBEDS- available for summer (summer rates) handicapped Call Mr Hall for more 1850 W San Carlos (lust West of the Excellent kitchen & community room Artists' model. Rates arranged be transformed into a kalide- booth donated by A.S. coun- On Sunday organized Afor 798 2308 Gap) Twin 820. King Queen. 124. facilities, Call 292 8177 or 253.8434. Artists. students, groups. Photo scope of color featuring cil on the second level of the games and swimming, OIL Safely liner 52 Frames 014, Heated graphers Legit. Phone Alice 287-1625 King 10 Yr. The principle of the Oneness of complete w frame 599. Apt for Rent. I Bedroom, furnished. booths constructed around College Union. Proceeds will painting, crafts, and sack 294 1455. Come TAPING 'Quality work 4 8 8 Mankind the pivot around which the guarantee on all beds, 5115 Summer Rates, 2869026. 625 So, CUSTOM Reel, Reasonable the College Union and music benefit EOP & Sparta Camp. races will be offered. "This Rasa', teachings revolve) is no mere in and see our right on products. Ask 10th St No 6 Stop by after 5 p.m. Track Cassette throughout the day's festi- The odd and weekend though, our big COMPANY .iiitnurst of ignorant emotionalism or about our NRO policy. 294 1455. Prices, Fast Service Open Evenings unusual will RECORDS UNLIMITED, nression of vague and pious hope STUDENT HOUSING for summer and 'Til 5 p.m. FROLIC ON flowing vitys. AS. is helping out by provide a carnival atmos- highlight is the May Pole we ,5 for no less than the reconstruc FONDLE AND next fall, low summer rates, Studios 195. First. Regulal S29 95 buys you a King Size undo donating $600.00. , and the demilitarization of the flud opts 1. 2 opts and 2 tot bdrrn phere this weekend. "We are decorating for the Snooze Water berm TYPING Term papers, thesis. etc. oeilired world NaHa'oileo 248 lating arnobea Aqua homes. 287.4900. -As of now we have 40 have the SJS Senior Citizens R.O.T.C. field," said Miss $6.40 beds 1415 The Alameda 286 3544. Pica type. Experienced Z. reasonable Will edit. 294.3773. booths and expect 60 booths Washboard Band and the Deans. A movie in Morris SUMMER RENTAL - Girls Large be signed up for before the 26.9 PIONEER HIGH, CLASS OF '66 is 1970 Hodaka 100. Full street legal double rooms w kitchen privileges, to informally organized Kazoo Dailey will also be shown. PHOTOGRAPHY Creative or having its class Reunion 020 Contact Only ridden HO miles Like new. For a TV. Piano, Study rooms, 1 block from Pam after Commercial. one day service Your faire opens," said Anne Band," said Miss Adler. The Tablak 296 0249 5 Need good buy and bargain at 0375 call 264- campus 545 per month. 294.1581. Ethel j.resent address 2049 film developed cheaply Call Dick Adler one of the faires co- band will perform on the Stu- Gale 265.7131 Cameras for sale or ROOMS, Men Cheerful, airy, wall to ordinators. dent Union platform. rent. Vasconcellos 4LOONOIlY1 121 PENTAX FOR SALE SOmm F 1.1 wall carpet Furnace heat Quiet. 406 "The faire will be less "If you want to clean out Lens. UV Filter, Ithr case Call eves So 11th St 28.9 at 275 8861 Hardly usedi STUDENT TYPING in my home Fast, commercial with lower your garage VW Repair & Parts New, Rebuilt or accurate, minor editing. Mrs, Baxter and purchase a Houses Women for Summer 8. next Used Save S on Labor SS 6581. prices than the Fantasy booth to sell those items, Prices subiect to Parts Newly Covered Sleeper Coach. XLNT school term, Will accomodate groups phone 244 Speaks Today Herbert 82 Goodyear Si 292 3768 Faire," said Jim Gay, thats cond saciaice at 035.00 Firm offer. or 4. 6, and 7 Call at 406 So. 11th all right too," said Gay. change without notice Phone after 5 30 2563760 TYPING .Imp home) 779 Bird Ave. 2 co- PORCHE 69 111T 12.000 mi. AM FM 5 minutes from campus. 75 cents per another member of the Bill Moskin, one of the faires FOR RENT, Fellows $45 per speed, forest green mint condition ROOM double space) Call Mrs. Luppo, ordinating group. Class co-ordinators hopes that the Cigarettes 35c 67 MOB Good condition, Must Sell. month with kitchen privileges. Con- Page. At Peace Rally take over lease or 05200 356.9316 or 51150 287 5922 293-8544. 261 5776 genial Willow Glen Area. 294-1211. 10th & Taylor RESTRICTED 5 DAY DAYTIME 63 Pontiac Catalina VI, Power ROOMMATE needed to share 61 Porsche Coupe, Disc Brakes, MALE PARKING OFF STREET. PAVED & An anti-war rally spon- 6th & Keys Steering and brakes, 2 new tires, new with 26 year old male. Apartment Radials, Excellent Mech. Condition rent MARKED. IN SOOT PRivilege. $750 battery. 377 4009 after 6 PM. across street troth campus $62.50 Call sored by the National Law- 4th & Williams Must sell. Call Tom Hoffman, 2098630 PER MONTH. V F.W. PARKING Best Offer 275 6589. 4th ST PHONE yers Guild will be held at WATERBED KIT (King) 130 IL 55 snp. AREA. 430 SOUTH 295 96.4 OR 378 8976 FOR INFORMA noon today at the Superior Also dealer info. Alexander Group, Furn. 2 bdrm., 1 bath, fresh paitn, 4 ACCEPT WANTED! 1965 or '66 Corvette.. 4 sp. T ION. Spartaguide WE CASH. Call 1415/ 3321 Bagley Ave. LA CALIF. 90334. blks to S.15, Reduced rent on lot rno. WILL PAY 697.5243. Court Building on North Call 293 5493 Evenings, QUALITY WATERBEDS 820 All sizes First Street. Speakers in- VWCOMPLETE TUNEUP $9.50 P/05014615 Aqua vinyl, 5 yr, guar., Call Gary 961. brakes?brakes' Cheap! A yrs, exper Townhouse Summer Rates, 2 bedroom TODAY Singing, dancing, and re- clude Assemblyman John . m.=am parts, 2073 or 3262004 or come to Flea Mkt. ience. Call Greg at 297 5203 A.S. 5125. 446 S 11th Street Phone 296-7143 U.S. Coast Guard Officer freshments. Vasconcellos and John Sun. East of concrete snack bar. Permanent Hair Removal. Face and Body. Darlene M. Miller, RE 247 No Candidate Program, Jonah's Wail Coffee Thorne, attorney for the 1961 Intl' I ton Step Van New engine apt on N. 15th St. Clean 10 a.m. FOR SALE: V.W. Engine 36 H.P. Punt 1 bdrni Third, San Jose 295.0995. brakes. electrical, wiring, and tires building. S125m0. to 6 p.m., Barracks 6. House, 8 p.m., 300 S. 10th St. Soledad Brothers. recently Rebuilt 580. For Sale: apt In an attractive optional camper best offer 292-9721. Larry Roy, Pacheco Television S25 00 292 1683. plus deposit. Call Beta Alpha PSI Tour, 3 F'olkmusic. Asso, Retailers 344.3650. Jewelry Custom design in cost gold Ministry of Transport: Foreign car and silver One of a kind wedding TOMORROW SKIS 207 Rossignol Skates with Look, p.m., Paul Masson Winery, CLOSE TO CAMPUS PHONE 295-6202 repair. Competitive rates, excellent bands 8. other things. Geo. Larimore Nevada Skied only 12 days, HOuSE4 Bedroom with fireplace. Jonah's Wall Coffee work. 701 Ave. 2934601. Bindings. Old Town (in the back) 354-8801, 13150 Saratoga Ave. Lincoln bottoms completely refinished 8. edges Near campus On So, 17th St. 5250 per House, 8 p.m., 300 S. 10th St. sharpened John 287 (182 month Ph 293 5450, Until national ard International pre Campus Ambassador DICK LLOYD'S MUST SELL- '59 VW runs well. looks Folkmusic plus tape of iudices are effaced in the reality of John good Best offer 2949972 after 5 p m Bible Study, 11 a.m., 12 noon, Kerry, HI IF RANTED Roommates Needed immediately to spiritual brotherhood, true progress. Share large 3 bedr0Orn house. 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