Special report for es t Major suits involved in Duncan Hall project By BILL PATERSON since denied the charge and recently Clara County Superior Court charging I with negligent and careless workman- Jaspei with ailing to complete lowest bid of a sub-contractor if that con- Slate First of two parts wrote a letter to the Spartan Daily defen- subcontractors with responsibility for a ship. payments for labor and materials. tractor qualifies under slate regulations," team A number of construction companies ding the materials used. six -week delay in the project's com- Hearings have been set for Feb. 22 and According to the contract between he added. its next are suing one another following their Jasper claimed the shelves were pletion. 23. amording to jasper's attorney ES. Jasper and the California Slate Board of "In public buildings you run into these part ans work on the recently completed $8.8 overloaded. Earlier, Dr. Young said that The complaint cited the subcontractors Wilson. Trustees, jasper agreed to complete the problems more so than in private o State million phase It of the San Jose State such was not the case. with abandoning the project before its A number of the subcontractors named Duncan Hall project by lune 1. 1972. It buildings 18. Feb. University Duncan Hall Science Building. Gilbert Friel, a representative of the completion and in the case of one firm, in jasper's suit have filed cross-com- was also stated in the contract Jasper Wilson said he expected a long Slate This is in wake of an investigation OAC in Oakland. said investigation of the Pacific Plastering of Fresno, charged it plaints an the last two weeks charging would be assessed a $600 fine for each day litigation. Feb. 17. being conducted by the state's Office of accident should be completed within the it was late on the project. Yet jasper has been in litigation on re co- Architecture and Construction (OACI next two weeks. According to Jasper's complaint, his several of his projects in recent years ac- to win after a wall of shelves collapsed on Friel added he had no idea how the company laded to complete the protect cording to Santa Cruz and Santa Clara etic As- students Jan. 3 in room 450 of the new investigation was progressing. until Aug. 11, or 41 days late. County records. I coach wing. Since the incident, the Daily has inves- The complaint also stated the Board of Jasper was involved in litigation with Pamela Costa nor Daniel Gilmore were tigated the situation, with these findings: 'trustees withheld $45,000 from jasper's Santa Cruz County over the construction eak, the not seriously injured in the incident, but Attorneys for Jasper Construction final payment for the delays. of the mammoth Santa Cruz Governmen- led in a both were treated by the Student Health have filed suits against 10 Duncan Hall However, Jasper was not the first to sue tal Center completed in 1968. 'raining Center for inhaling formalin fumes. subcontractors. over Duncan Hall. Santa Cruz attorney Dennis Kehoe, who go last The incident sparked controversy when A number of these subcontractors On April 18, 1972, attorneys for Pacific represented Jasper in the case, explained s placed Dr. Joseph Young, chairman of the have filed cross suits against jasper. Plastering filed a $357,102 suit in the his client sued the county and architect Donnell Biological Sciences Department. charged Jasper Construction has been in Fresno County Superior Court against for $191,220 for non-payment of fees. ranked materials used in the Duncan Hall litigation on several of its projects in Jasper and a $107.102 suit against the The attorney said the county filed a state. shelving were substandard in a memo recent years. Board of Trustees and Aetna Insurance of cross complaint against jasper for alleged e meet. forwarded to Hobert Burns. academic vice On Jan. 23 attorneys for Duncan Hall San Francisco for non-payment of defective workmanship. third in president. on Jan. 8. general contractor Jasper Construction materials and workmanship. The county's charges were dismissed in and Jim Werner Jasper. president of Jasper Inc. of Santa Cruz filed a $545.000 suit The complaint alleged jasper "acted court and Jasper settled with the county the 136- Construction Co. Inc. of Santa Cruz, has against to of its subcontractors in Santa willfully, maliciously and with out of court for a substantial sum. Kehoe knowledge and intent that such refusal to said. 3, SJSU pay money for work completed) will Although Kehoe would not reveal that 411 Stan- substantially interfere and damage plain- amount, an official in the legal office of Oscar tiff's ability to obtain continuing finan- Santa Cruz County said the settlement s), Tim cing so that it might be enabled to finance was for $35,000. I, Pete other sub-contract obligations." A subcontractor on the Santa Cruz pro- is). and Teamster strike Since then the case has been moved to ject, George H. Wilson lone of the sub- outs for Santa Clara County Superior Court and contractors in the Duncan Hall suits) also incorporated in Jasper's major suit. filed a suit against Jasper for a breach of nd, Dan Jasper's San Francisco attorney, contract which was dismissed by a Santa placed Wilson, said the case is extremely com- Cruz Superior Court judge. placed hits local store plicated because of the number of firms At the present time Jasper is involved in yweight By the United Farm Workers Union instead involved. a cross suit with Matt Bagliere Inc. over a .a ncisco BRAD BOLLINGER Members of a local branch of the of the Teamsters Union. He added a number of the sub-con- disputed underground pipe laying project tat ional Teamsters Union picketed a San Jose "In Salinas, either you sign or you're tractors were "intimately involved with in the Los' Gatos Meadows Retirement Safeway store at First and Oak streets without a job." charged Garcia. "I know a one another" in the project. Center. ullert on Saturday to protest what they feel to be lot of people that have signed with the Yet in Wilson's complaint, he alleged Jasper has also been named a defendant edSISU unfair contracts obtained by the Union Teamsters that are dissatisfied." he representatives of University Casework in five separate actions in Santa Clara UC- with Salinas valley lettuce growers. added, "so there must be a problem with would testify that Pacific Plastering was County Superior Court in 1971. Jasper, loser to "My feeling is that the Teamsters wages and working conditions." responsible for the delay in Duncan Hall. who operates state-wide, was also named 12-12 on as well. should let the farm workers alone," said Garcia said he didn't know it the Wilson would neither confirm nor deny ass defendant in previous years Rudy Garcia, a cannery worker and this. Jasper and his attorney defended his 20, the Teamsters Union could offer higher member of Teamster local 679. Al the present time, University reputation. a wages than the UFW. But he said meet "We are sympathetic to the farm Casework and jasper are in arbitration "We've successfully completed about iouthern Teamsters Union dues were double those workers," added Garcia. "We are telling over their Duncan Hall differences. $150 million in public works projects State of the UFW. the Teamsters to lay off Cesar Chavez." However, when asked why Jasper without any problems," he said. were Larry Tramutt, spokesman for the Tramutt. UFW spokesman, said one of would choose contractors who he would Wilson cited Jasper's work on a number dco and United Farm Workers said, the picketing the problems of the Salinas valley later face in court. Wilson said, "He a of Holiday Inns as well as construction Oregon. is limited to Safeway stores because it Teamsters contracts is they do not doesn't have much of a choice in the case of the the De Anza College Flint Center for a 28-24 sells one out of every four heads of lettuce provide for a union hall where the JIM Bauman of public buildings. the Performing Arts as a few of jasper's Tech. Duncan Hall: modern, but faulty? grown in the U.S. workers can voice their grievances. "A general contractor has to take the accomplishments. In another San Jose strike, 20 persons Garica said 11.000 workers belong to picketed Mervyn's department store on the local Teamsters Union. About 40 members picketed the Safeway store White and Story roads. They protested during the morning. However, the number Tuesday, February 13, 1973 stores selling Farah slacks. 'See story page 3.) decreased later in the day. Only two UFW San According to Tramutt, the Teamsters members were on the picket line. reet, "We are just barely getting organized," our- Union obtained "sweetheart" contracts with about 130 Salinas Valley lettuce said Garcia in response to a question growers in 1970. regarding the turnout. "Eventually we are Set The contracts were obtained behind going to picket other stores," he added. closed doors according to Tramutt, and Bob Wofford, manager of the Safeway involve about 15,000 lettuce pickers who store at First and Oak streets said, fice. would rather be represented by the "Business has decreased a small amount" artan Daily Don- United Farm Workers Union. because of the pickets. "But we support Serving California State University at San Jose Since 1934 216, The purpose of the protest. said Garcia, Safeway's cause," and our stand is to sell urti: is to force the lettuce growers to deal with lettuce." he added. Paper LE Alaskan senator paper $4 95 ICE 54 95 (OWN attacks secrecy 53 95 By ARDIS CLARK are open to public observation and Paper y For democracy to survive, the public This is not the case with A criticism. $3 00 must be informed, U.S. Sen. Mike Gravel, executive agreements. he said. \. ill(. 4c. V 0-Alaska, said yesterday to a group of Sen. Gravel said that before WW II, flON students and faculty in IC 141. there were four times as many treaties as 54 95 Speaking on "Secrecy in Government," executive agreements. Now the ratio is ? i ,:sYN f.(../-- lc t;i Paper Sen. Gravel stressed that he feels his role the opposite. "t4 N " - CAff t in communicating to the public is more There are two persisting arguments for important than his role in legislating. He secrecy, he said. One is that we must have said that if he did not maintain a line of secrecy to protect foreign policy. But how communication with his constituency, is the public supposed to know to agree they would have no means of contributing with foreign policy if it does not know ,5 i their opinions. what it is, asked the senator to cheers Sen. Gravel was introduced by State from the overflow crowd? Sen. Alfred Alquist as a "tireless defender Jim Bauman of the Bill of Rights." The second argument for secrecy is that Communication is Sen. Gravel's theme Co-sponsors of the speech were the it is necessary for our defensive security. Faculty for the Seven Points, the As- 111 Sen. Gravel said. However, he said, 98 per sociated Students Program Board and the cent of the classified information would National Lawyers Guild. Back pay t rimming N have no effect on our defensive needs. According to an A.S. statement, Sen. The remaining two per cent, he said, Gravel was paid $250 plus donations for 10 wits tel should be classified because it has to do d with guys his presentation. with troop and armament deployment. slung court- The current level of secrecy in big surpris e for all But although the information should be lute with government rose out of World War II, Sen. secret, the potential use of our defenses bn-Greece- Gravel said. The public built up a By BILL FLINT University of California," nuns Going should not be, he said. The San lose State University faculty Prof. Benjamin White, president of the. A Calif Tel tolerance for secrecy through the defen- sive evergency and often quoted "The survival of human kind is much organizations were caught completely off American Association of University statements like, "A slip of the lip will sink too powerful a decision to be ieft to elected guard by the recent proposal to scale back Professors. AAUP. believed Post's an- Me domes- a ship." officials," stressed the senator. With in- pay boosts for faculty members at the nouncement to be sudden anti "negative" Contact creasing defense expeditures. it is only a Inc..236 E In the 19505. the senator said, the public California State University and Colleges to the progress of both systems. referring was easily led to believe that if secrecy matter of time before we will all have a (CSUCI. to the universities and the state was necessary in a hot war, we must have weapon pointed at the person next to us. Presidents from five major SJSU universities. mike $367 he said. faculty organizations reacted in separate "In both systems there is a lack of hack- fee. Small, it in a cold war. travel. Ages The point of concern now is how much In closing, Sen. Gravel said that it is all interviews saying they were surprised ney in addition to the ever present effects India: 3-11 secrecy will the public tolerate, Sen. too possible that eventually some official with Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post's of inflation. We have not kept up with the M. Ltd.. Soft pat Gravel stressed? "At this time the public may go insane or panic and in turn destroy suggestion to trim Reagan's proposed 7.5 rest of the country," Prof. White said tolerates a lot," he said. mankind. Unless the public is informed of per cent back-pay salary boosts for CSUC about Calfironia's system of higher SIFLIGIITS Secrecy is inherent in executive what direction the government is pointed, faculty members 10 5.4 per cent, a savings education and its faculty salary scales. agreements, but not with treaties. said the he said, this type of possibility cannot be of $4.6 million. Ur. William Wagner, President of the mond trip CTA, hchard 274- senator. Treaties must he public, and thus prevented. The state legislature's nonpartisan California Teachers Association budget expert's recommendation would said the reason higher education salary Conley Anatolia. also delete $15 million in higher education cutbacks or denials were made is because MIMIC Picketers and Safeway may be neighbors but not friends. construction funds. It would add $2.8 of the public image of such institutions trip air fang $30 monthly million in general operation funds for the during the student demonstration periods University of California. of the mid-Mrs. 29 Prof. George Sicular, president of state-level California State Em- United Professors of California jUPC) The -4613 Ianai Funding controversy ployees Association. CSEA. of which Dr. said Post's proposed salary-cutting SISU's men's physical means it will be the third time a part of (lair jennet I, of is president, has POW's to benefit state government has denied "back -pay education department, attacked Post's announcement to trim the U.S. Congressman Don kilisards, D.. .ory benebts ottermt by existing veteran and inflationary" salary boosts in the last now moving to cumax faculty pay increases as "not making San Jose, has co-sponsored ialong with 27 assistance programs, said a spokesman in two years. much sense. - lir German The controversy over lending of the instructionally related activities fee at other House of Representatives members' Edwards' San lose office. The bill has "In the past two years prior to Post's Sate brown instructionally related activities at the 19 SJSU. legislation to provide special benefits to been introduced to the Committee on recent statement, both the governor and Prot. Sicular believes the distinction MS Jan.30. California State Universities and According to Gut tormsen. the amount returning American prisoners of war. Veteran Affairs. the spokesman said, and the legislature have denied us ICSUCI any between research schools in addition to Colleges is moving to a climax. in question is about $300,000 at SJSU and The benefits. according to Edwards' should be on the floor for a vote soon. kind of salary boost what so ever," said those which give higher degrees "makes I Shepherd A running battle for the past few years. about $4 million state-wide. At present Washington office, would be in the form of It is hoped by the bill's sponsors that it Prof. Sicular, the higher education system more rruff. Tues. n the San Jose State University ad- this comes from the $10 A.S. fees each an adjustment assistance, similar to mon- can be passed as quickly as possible so Prof. Theodore Norton, president of the favorable to the economically well-off ministration, along with those of other student pays at packet turn-in. thly payments currently paid veterans for that returning POWs can take immediate Association of California State stlidenta." nand& 10th state universities and colleges, and the At the January meeting of the California injuries. The amount of payment would be advantage of it, added the spokesman. University Professors ACSUP, said he Post has justified his 5.5 per cent salary IS atter 320 Board of Trustees, has been trying to State University and Colleges Student for life and vary with the length of time According to the statement from personally thought Post's statement recommendation by saying the state move responsibility for this funding out Presidents Association, ICSUCSPA) A.S. that the veteran had been held prisoner. Edwards' Washington office, Edwards caught him by surprise but that it wasn't a university faculty should not he granted. Ws Lab-mix of the hands of the Associated Students. Pres. Dennis King said he wanted a For example, a soldier held prisoner for says that not only do the POWs merit question of one man's position in larger salary increase than what has Carlos. 277- Glen E. Guttormaen, director of special meeting devoted to discussing this one year would receive $30 per month for special assistance, but many of them need government, referring to Post's pressure. already been granted to the DC faculty. business affairs at SJSU, explained their issue. He is in favor of state funding, but thereat of his life: that is, upon his release it. "These brave men, who have made politicians, Assembly speaker Moretti Prof. Sicular said he realizes this. and approach this year will be to get the fun- only under what he calls "ideal" con- from active duty. As proposed in the great personal sacrifices in terms of and Ways and Means cahirman, Willie would like both higher education systems ding through the state's general fund. ditions. legislation, the payments would go up by health, career, and family separation and Brown. to receive increased salary scales but not oily The Spartan Daily, marching bands, Basically, King is afraid the Board of 930 per month for each year of captivity, have maintained high morale and loyalty "Post's announcement, and this is just at the expense of denying it tootle system; choral groups, and various sports Trustees might use this issue to abolish with a maximum of 8150. to their country. deserve our support and guess -work." said Norton. "seems to be a back-solary boosts such as the state programs get most of their money from the power of student governments. These payments would be in addition to concern," he said. desire to do better things for the universit y's. Editorial Letters '20019 edited Daily Forum Editor;astL Cooperation vital for Wednesday I had the pleasure to view the "mind- Page 2, February 13, 1973 No. 65 boggling" film. "2001-A Space List reliability Odyssey." The print was not the Tower best, repeated scratch marks the A system of cooperation instructors. It does, though, throughout the first third of between Tower List editors and stress the importance of com- movie were quite annoying. The the students and faculty of San munication from students into sound kept fading in and out,

Jose State University is in order the stream of faculty outlook. either due to our own equipment way to secure the future success of the At the end of each semester an or film complications; either yearly publication. instructor has the duty to grade a this was also annoying. The sixth edition of Tau Delta student on his effort for a To top off these difficulties Phi fraternity's Tower List has particular class. In the same (which could be overlooked), the not been the target of varied manner, the Tower List offers last segment of the film was criticism, both on a student and students the opportunity to even shown. In my opinion, this faculty level, for reasons which evaluate a teacher's ac- did great injustice to the audience point to a lack of contribution, complishments and efforts. because the embryo scene ties the whole effect in 2001. from these same sources, at the The chance is at hand bra way together was this done? book's beginning. to stimulate and improve faculty Why the quality of the films Students complain of in- instruction and student input. Also, if to students continues to corrrplete listings, pointing to the This kind of relationship, offered as have segments number of professors not men- however, must be the goal from be poor, as well why would any tioned. the start. Petty criticisms, once cut out, (or school personnel Faculty members stress points the Tower List has been organization expect students dealing with inaccurate sam- published, do not add to its for that matter), enjoyment pling, selective copy wording and overall effectiveness but only in- to view these films for entertainment? a presentation of facts which crease the hostility between its or Mike Miller doesn't allow them to know editors and SJSU students. which class did or did not like By redirecting these criticisms them. Coffeehouse into constructive proposals for The success of any project Editor: the next edition, students and depends on input from reliable It seems that the coffeehouse faculty members can increase the sources. In this case, 30 fraternity mess will never clear up because Tower List's reliability and at the brothers, working on a non-profit of the new manager same time air their differences. Wayne basis, depend on students volun- Nelson and Maureen McCarthy tarily filling out evaluation cards Tau Delta Phi stresses that its of the Spartan Daily. and on professors encouraging publication's accuracy depends First Mr. Nelson will not listen their classes to do so. upon the involvement of the en- to any input from his staff The book does not profess to be tire university and not just the ef- because he knows all, and refuses the Bible for students choosing fort of its small fraternity. even his own assistant manager's advice (you can hear them shouting at each other from Student Polk it.% anywhere on campus.) He fears what people think of his ideas of covering those nice murals that cost the school, coffeehouse and `Pros' versus students you around $500. The last time we talked on the matter of the murals, Wayne wanted to go out V, Gporge Bede in front of the building and duke "Professionalism" is one thing The knowledge that one will be it out. Now come on, Wayne, which student politicians always there today, and tomorrow, to that's not the way a sociology ma- This Administration is Bullish on lack whenever they seek to buck perform his job is of critical im- America jor and our good leader of a nice the system. portance to the administrator. place like the coffee house should Conversely, it is the one, Student presidents and their Staff Comments act. primary weapon which ad- subordinates have no such as- If anyone has any questions or ministratorswhether they be surance. complaints about what Mr. college presidents, state Overcoming this situation is Nelson is doing in the Effort just university trustees, or not easy. New staff reports community view call Wayne who will be more than chancelloralways utilize in One solution, possibly, is to happy to talk or fight you. preserving the system. extend the A.S. president's term And now, Maureen, first my Now that the Spartan Daily has guest columns are submitted than to insure success of the above. It is easy to discern the lack of of office from one to two years. name is John not Jack, and before made a sincere effort to open up are possible for publication. The Daily will offer what ever continuity in student politics. This, however, would require you go shooting off your big its doors to the community, Therefore, it has been resources are available, both Students in positions of an extremely dedicated in- mouth about what's happening at members of the community can proposed that a staff of reporters material and advisory. powerthat is, the A.S. dividualone who would be able the joint please read the hand- look forward to seeing their be created separate from the The organization of a separate Presidencyrarely run for re- to devote two successive years of outs. That's what they are for. articles published. Daily to write articles, gather in- staff should begin as soon as pos- election. If they do, they are often his education to putting his ideas This all adds up to why I'm no There are several ways in formation, and generally inform sible. Those students who prefer denied a second term. into action. longer working for the which the community can work the Daily of possible stories. to work as individual con- On this campus, for example, At the same time, it would coffeehouse. toward getting their articles, is- This Community News Staff tributors rather than work with a Mike Buck ran for re-election as demand of the student body that john Anderson sues, viewpoints, and news (CNS) could seek credit for any group will also be recognized as A.S. president last spring. He it make the most solid choice in events published in the Spartan work it submits through instruc- CNS members if he or she so was soundly defeated, finishing selecting someone to guide its Daily. tors in various departments. wishes. Educational TV fourth among five candidates. fortunes for that period of time. There is the existing method in This would enhance the entire There may be groups who wish Current A.S. Pres. Dennis King Perhaps a more appealing Editor: which you may contact the Daily effort by not having to depend to work together and submit con- has told everyone who's asked solution, however, is that student During a conversation with editors and inform them of a pos- solely on volunteer con- tributions. him, no, he will not seek a second presidents throughout the state Richard Moore of KQED sible story, or you may write a tributions, although this method There are probably more pos- term. university and colleges system regarding a possible broadcast of letter to the editor, guest column, could still be employed. sibilities and they should be It poses problems, then, when initiate an "orientation" program my personal memories of or special to the Daily (usually Another method, and one presented. Bring your ideas to the students band together to for newly-elected officers, much Einstein together with those of done by non-staff journalism which is being employed this Daily's CNS editor. alleviate existing conditions. like that given for the benefit of Linus Pauling, I learned that the students). semester, is the creation of a Ramiro Asencio There is a time limit in which to new or transferring students here activities of educational broad- In the Community News Staff from the accomplish certain goals, and it is at San Jose State University. past, this method has not casting will be restricted due to worked too Daily which will actively seek necessarily imposed on students In this way, students would well as many the President's curtailment of students have possible stories in the com- because they usually leave after grasp the issues confronting them expressed dis- Long campaign funds. I was horrified. Not that I satisfaction munity. one year's residency in their of- and, at least, if not holding the ad- particularly might not receive money as a minority groups. The success of this effort will fice. vantage of "professionalism" in Apparently those who occupy speakerI always donate my depend both on the sincerity of On the other hand, college one hand, they could have the Dissatisfaction usually stems the top echelons in the world of time "without money or from what many the CNS Daily staff members as presidents and trustees hold the power of awareness in the other. students and politics and public opinion polls price"but because of the injus- advantage when it comes to community members call a well as the cooperation received have decided that the American tice done to the many millions of dealing with ambitious architects disregard for what is worthy of from the community to help them people are interested in nothing Americans who see educational of change. Spartan [luny publication. do a better job. So far prospects else but the turmoil of politics. TV as an effective means of This causes students to shy look good. The administrators merely Serving the Sara lass State University Community The past election was not even curbing the crime rate. wait out the renegade's term of of- Since 10.34 away from the Daily and in some A close working relationship one month old last year when a I do not need to emphasize the fice and the issue at head usually Second class postage paid at Son fate. California cases no attempt is made to in- will have to be established national pollster declared that destructive effect of the Member of Cold rout NEWSPAPER Publishers As- form the Daily of possible stories. between community members subsides or dies with the sociation and the Associated Pre. Published daily Sen. Edward Kennedy would commercial broadcast. I counted student's departure. by Sun lose State University. except Saturday and Fewer letters to the editor or and members of the Daily in order defeat Vice President Spiro last evening in the TV Guide Sunday, during the college year The opinions In observing first hand the expressed herein are not necessardy than of the Agnew if the election were held seven sex stories, four mystery proceedings of the California Associated Students, the College Administration, now. And already, leaders of both stories, and four murder or the Department of Journalism and Advertising State University and Colleges Subseriptions accepted only on a remainder-of - the major parties are tossing programs. Student Presidents Association semester basis. Pull academic year. IS each SJSU traffic congestion names back and forth as possible How can our American youth semester. 54.50 Off campus price per copy, 10 (CSUCSPA), it becomes pain- .enis Phone 277.3181, Advertising 277-3175 Press candidates for the nomination to acquire good taste for noble fully evident that students must it Politer Publications, Inc., Union City Last semester I was driving the other. the White House. achievement in life unless they act rapidly or they have no Eau", iii., hiel Molaspinn down San Carlos Ave. toward my This situation continued for the The fact that the voters will not are exposed to programs such as chance at all Adyeriising Mannino Aubrey llon in improving the Managing Editor George Red« apartment. I was about to turn better part of an hour and was have to choose the 38th President "Masterpiece Theatre?" And then average student's lot. riy Editor leery 1)Per down Ninth when I had to slam repeated at other times of the day. of the U.S. for more than three the musical grandeur of the Pops Anal Lily Editor Motown Met:nutty In the first place, the Layout Editor ;ary Hi man on my brakes. In front of me was a This went on five days a week. years from now does not deter Symphony Orchestra, which CSUCSPAthe official Forum Page Editor Mon Rosenberg large conglomeration of cars, all I once approached a Student any of the speculation. molds the taste of youth for clas- I Alp,: Eifilor Virginia Co/den representative group of 19 state Assi Copy Editor Steve Terry at a dead stop. Council member with this and The fact that less than 80 per sical music and inspires them to university campuses and 280,000 l,'rmture ElififIr Holly Colette I surmised that one hell of an suggested that some sort of traf- cent of those eligible to vote pass time in creativity! Pole Arts k;thior Stephanie Curtin studentsmeets only once a Entertainment Echior Mark I I...loom accident had occurred and was fic control be instituted in this bothered to do so should indicate As an educator I tried my best month. ...monody News Editor Ramiro A sencin blocking traffic. Being a normal area. He agreed wholeheartedly. public weariness of long political for 30 years to help young people Transportation Sports Editor fohn B. Matthews difficulties Exchange Editor Cris Wench journalist I quickly parked my The same thing happened to me campaigns. to be proud of the country in often keep some members from Wire Editor Ian Camino car and went racing to the last Friday. Obviously nothing But it's not over yet! Now the which they were born and which I Photo Editor Phil t;ould attending and the problems Public Relations Director Low Mckoney epicenter of the trouble, notebook has been done about the problem voters in many cities will have to had chosen as my own. Should I mount when an issue has a :Net Photographer Ihond Newton in hand. and I haven't heard of any ideas vote again. now, with my white hair, be put Notional Ad Manager Mandy Pont...has.. critical time element involved. Art Ihrector Mork Solvnil When I arrived I saw half the toward a solution forthcoming. Free and democratic elections in a position to regret this choice? CSUGSPA meetings are Nosiness Monomer (ASV Nelnon population of the university This traffic hazard continues are granted to the American I. as a professor, have scheduled on weekends, which Special Assignment Reporters Mark Hunmann, milling about, somewhere within every day, three times a day, people by the U.S. Constitution. witnessed suicides, insanity Jorkic Easley. Debra Hurt. Bruce 'swot. Rill leaves only two days each month Paterson. Hobert Piambo, Howard M the area of the crosswalk between blocking not only the intersec- They are a right and a privilege through drugs, and alcoholism to discuss an issue, take a stand oil Sim:nolo the Student Union and the tions at San Carlos and Ninth and that are denied to nearly one- young people. And now, I /Oporto, Nancy Raker. Mike Becker. Peg in on it, and formulate strategy with net. Deborah Block. Brad Bollinger, Charlotte Business buildings. San Fernando and Ninth, but on third of the earth's inhabitants. thought, the existence of this which to battle the trustees. Orortford, Clark /Rooks, Steve Burton, Ardor flark. I sat down and watched. into the streets themselves. While free elections of our educational broadcast will help vie Clark. Wills Covey. Gerald Curtis, Terry Day. Thus, events occuring between Laura Hawn, Lee C Oickason. lock Incherison. It was 15 minutes before a I think that it is about time that leaders are necessary and vital, in the effort to bring youth back regularly-scheduled meetings Paula 11011011. 11/TI Engel . Lynn Yamamoto. Wollmn car was allowed to pass. the City and/or Student Council must they also be so boring? It is lint. Hatboro French, Pattie Galligher. Dun single to culture. How great, then, was may go unattended or unnoticed. orovontnni. 100000 Gribbin. fan Guilin.). Warren However, the line of cars had does something about this mess quite disheartneing to see profes- my disappointment to learn of the Such problems are unknown to iOtn. Hobert Hill. Peter Howard. lake Moron. before some young, eager sional pollsters predict the I uonito Lithos, Undo Maffigo Mike Markwith. (on already reached out into the suppression of such fine the college administrators, who Strode Michael Mitchel/, Stephen Meyer. intersection of Ninth and San journalist has i. nice bloody results of races that are three programs! Let my appeal to you. are paid to tend to such tasks 40 111111140 Carlos streets on one side and story to report. years distant. not be in vain. hours a week, every week. ....monowanproo was growing ominously long on Lou Covey John Horan Dr. William Hermann, February 13. 1973 Page 3 News Review Retail store picketed Mayor speaks As part oi a Bay Area of the protest. organizers of the San Antonio Texas. "Levi workers take report protest against large volume At the root of the protest is Farah plant sparked the walk- Doctors home about $102 a week and Asian politics retail sellers of Farah pants, 20 an employees' strike against out last May of 3,000 Farah Farah workers take home San lose Mayor Norman persons carried pickets several Farah production workers," Monica said. about $05 a week," Monica Mineta will be the guest He was a recipient of the Saturday in front of Mervyn's plants in Texas and New The Strike Support Com- said. speaker at the monthly "Nisei of Biennium, 1966-68" department store at Story and Mexico. At issue in the strike mittee, Monica added, is "Starting pay is $1.70 per seminar presented by the award, and has been named in POWs are White streets in San lose. is the employee's right to have picketing stores which sell hour and there is no job OK a recent citizen's panel as "one Mervyn's. a bay Area chain Asian -American Studies union representation, ac- Farah pants because, "They security," Monica asserted. of the 10 most powerful men in By IAN GUST INA store and large retail volume Department on Sunday. Feb. cording to Doug Monica, are supporting Farah by "There is supposed lobe a pen- San lose." Compiled from the Associated Press seller of Farah products, along 25. 'The topic of the speech will member of the San lose Farah pumping money into the com- sion plan, but there is no fixed This speech will be part of a CLARK AIR FORCE BASE, PhilippinesThe first prisoners of with Emporium and Capwell's be "Asians in Politics," and Strike Support Committee. pany by continuing its retirement age." he added. "As continuing sequence of talks war to be released from captivity arrived al Clark Air Force Base stores, are the central targets will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the "The firing of several union purchases." far as we know, there is only presented by the department. in fairly good condition Sunday night while their families S.U. Pacifica Room. The Amalgamated Clothing one woman who ever received The monthly seminar was watched a special televised report. Mineta is an expert on the Workers of America. AFL- a pension." begun at the outset of the 1972- After preliminary medical checks yesterday. favorable role of Asians in politics since C10, the union which Farah The National Labor 73school yearto medical bulletins indicated the stay for most prisoners at Clark he was the first Asian- help stimulate Education strikers want to be Relations Board has found bill interest in the Asian - may be short. Extensive physicals are scheduled for the men represented American to be elected city by, recently Farah in violation of fair labor American Studies Program. today, but officials said must can be expected to be on their way negotiated mayor. A native of San lose, an oral agreement practices several times, ac- The seminar sessions are held back to the United States within three days. with Mineta was voted in with 62.4 Mervyn's chain store. cording to Monica. But Farah on the last Sunday A total of 143 military and civilian prisoners arrived at the per cent of the vote, running of every Mervyn's agreed to stop takes the charges to appeals He was month. Admission is free to all to aid students against 15 candidates. Philippine base. 116 from North Vietnam and 27 from jungle ordering Farah products, ac- court where action against the persons. Refreshments will be prisons in South Vietnam. Other military personnel totalling 419 Under the provisions of a college student could obtain sworn into office on July 1, cording to Monica. "But they company is delayed. Monica served. are still in Vietnam and Laos, but are scheduled to be released in credits toward a 1967. bill recently submitted to the college 'the union) didn't get it into charged. three more groups over the next six weeks. state legislature, bachelor of arts degree During World War II. a California writing," Monica added, "and "Farah can rely on the courts without having to attend Mineta shared the plight of that was a mistake. The and we will rely on the classes regularly or meet many Asian -American (Mervyn's) keep ordering." boycott," said Monica. I.Q. Of 145 university pre requisites. Both citizens when he and his Levi and Farah have B.B. The bill has been introduced production plants in El Paso, family were interned in the and Can't Unique classes by State Sen. Mervyn Heart Mountain, Wyoming, Dymally, 0-Los Angeles, a concentration camp. After the former teacher. Continuing education war Mineta returned to San Read Fast? His bill would bring to Jose to continue his education. California a system currently Among numerous com- operating in New York under munity activities in which he Empire State has played a vital part, Mineta A noted publisher in Chicago the name student there is a simple tech- in rec program service opens reports College. This concept is has served on the Board of nique of rapid reading which By ARDIE CLARK "Play it learn it make it du it" class has started. usually called the "University The Counseling and Service general education and Directors, Wesley Foundation should enable you to increase Backpacking, can- is the title of the program list Intramural activities will be Center for continuing graduate requirements, dis- at MSC, on the Executive your reading speed and yet re- Without Walls" or "Open Most people at Free with the presentation of a qualification, tain much more. dlemaking, self-defense and that has been available free College." education students, a and Committee Council of 110 at do not realize how much they planting your own bottle Spartan Bookstore check-out student, faculty or staff card. Under Dymally's bill, the relatively new center on cam- reinstatement. SJSU, Board of Directors of the could increase their pleasure, garden are but a few of the counters. The classes and intramural pus. is re-opened this semester The center is open Monday Mexican -American Com- success and income by reading state would set up a central faster and more accurately. education opportunities The light brown sheet activities begin at various administration office which in the Student Activities and through Friday. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. munity Service Agency. and offered this semester in the (which at first glance appears times during the semester. would organize such classes in Services Office in the old and evenings Monday through as President of the San Jose A.S. Recreation Program. to be a small blotter) states the Early sign-up is encouraged the University of California cafeteria building on Seventh Thursday, 5 to 9:30 p.m. chapter of the Japanese- The purpose of the non- time, date, place, instructor because of limited enrollment campuses, the California State Street. American Citizen's League. academic program is to and cost of the classes. in several areas. College and University The center defines a con- According to this publisher, faculty and All class fees are payable Examples of classes and fees many people, regardless of provide students, System and the 92 community tinuing education student as their present reading skill, can staff with leisure and prior to the first meeting in the are Harmonica ($1.50), colleges in the state. one, who has, or who is use this simple technique to recreational activities at the A.S. Business Office of the Weaving ($4), Guitar ($2), thinking of continuing his or Ex-library head improve their reading ability to "It would be completely in- a remarkable degree. Whether lowest possible cost, ac- Student Union. There will be Bicycle Touring ($5) and her education after a lapse of novative and flexible," said reading stories, books, techni- cording to the program list. no reimbursement after the Women's Self-Defense ($4). some years. cal matter, it becomes possible Dymally. "It will complement, According to Phyllis Sut- to read sentences at a glance not compete, with the existing and entire pages in seconds phen, co-coordinator of the with this method. of the state's cancer three portions dies of center, and program adviser in higher education system." the Student Activities Office, Harry Bach, 50, head of the dial degrees there (the Under the provisions of SJSU Media Center the age of such a student is order department of the San B.L.S. is equivalent to a Dymally's bill, a college usually 27 or older. In a statis- Jose State University Library master's degree). To acquaint the readers of student would work out with this newspaper with the easy- tical study she conducted, she from 1956 to 1962, died of Bach left SJSU to become his instructor the re- to-follow rules for developing found that 30 per cent of the cancer during the week of Jan. head of the Riverside junior rapid reading skill, the com- quirements for a certain students at San lose State 24, according to Shirley Kohn, College Library, where he pany has printed full details operations expanding course. of its interesting self-training librarian. resided until his death. While University are in this head method in a new booklet, "How They would inlcude Bach was born in Germany at SjSU. Bach wrote several to Read Faster agd Retain The Alternative Media for subscriptions to go Graphic Offensive, but ac- category. relevant experience and would of the services the and immigrated to the U S. in articles published in various More," mailed free to anyone Center (AMC). which was through and they're just cording to Ms. Martinez, "We Some who requests it. No obligation. not necessarily be tied to in- 1938. He attended the library magazines and was allocated $1.100 last October starting to come in." want many people to come in center offer include Send your name, address, and regular class attendance. on enrollment, University of California at president of the Phi Beta zip code to: Reading, 555 E. from the A.S. Council, is ac- The A.S. alloction required and run it. We want to be one formation Entrance requirements or registration procedures, Berkeley and received his B.A. Kappa Faculty Club from Lange St., Dept. 940- 40. Mun- quiring momentum, and the center tube on campus by of many groups participating." delein, III. 60060. A postcard pre requisites would be 1959-1960. be in full operation Dec. 1, 1972. The AMC, found will do. should severely limited. Even the He is survived by his wife. next month, according to Sue its present home in the location and contents of Grace, and two daughters. Martinez of the Graphic Student Union, in an A.S. of- Some of the groups men- classes would be flexible and fice hallway, just in time ac- tioned by Ms. Martinez, where Learn to drive

Offensive. designed to meet the ordered a lot of cording to Rudi Leonardi, A.S. the New College. and Focus on English. "We've particular needs of the The Industrial Sciences Ms. Martinez vice-president. the Media (an off-campus, Applications may be triade periodicals," student. Department needs students as said, "but it takes six weeks The allocation was to the non-profit organization). candidates for driver at a 30 minute meeting in I.A. The aims of the Dymally education teachers. Ap- Wednesday, at 2:30 p.m. or bill, according to the Los plicants for the lessons are re- Thursday, at 1:30 p.m. Those FLY WHO? Revived Asian studies Angeles legislator, would be quired to get an instruction unable to attend either to open the state colleges to permit from the Department of meeting may go to I.A. 111 and those people who cannot take Motor Vehicles before the first fill out an application prior to advantage of the present lesson and must be fluent in the second meeting. system. Spartan Travel Mart "These include workingmen Focusing on yoga and women, housewives and ,n thp P Ihinn mothers, the aged and han- The Asian Philosophy Club Wearing apparel should be claimed Barranco. Error in Daily dicapped, residents stuck in PO 2010 (SANGHA), has been reborn. offerings and op- light clothing and soft shoes. "But the ghettos, dropouts as well as Students interested in this area in "There seems to be quite a portunities around busy executives who wish to signing up for this revived are scarce. few students interested in, or Yoga instruction add to their knowledge or course, which actually stprted actually students of, Yoga," Some of the students and concerning store professional skills." said Sen. last semester, may register on people around San Jose and Dymally. Yesterday's What It Is Fontanetti Sporting the second floor of the New sarrounding areas actually Book reported the Black Studies Store located in the com- College office, Building 0. Business have to drive all the way to People with the ability to Department had purchased munity. Sponsored by San lose State Berkeley to find Yoya. learn and do research but the Fontanel' Sporting Goods University's New College SANGHA will provide Yoga unable to fit into the pattern of Store in connection with the program, SANGHA will be graduate and related Asian studies to as regular classes will benefit Friday night play series in focusing its study on the an- many students as possible." greatly, said the senator. Morris Dailey. cient art of Yoga this semester. careers Besides Yoga, SANGHA is Another portion of the The information was in Although the club is also open to new ideas and Dymally bill would allow error. The Black Studies primarily organized for New Accounting and finance ma- concepts. Asian arts and working students to obtain Department has not purchased College students, all SISU jors who will graduate in lune, crafts, including music, college credits for employment the Fontanetti Sporting Goods students are welcomed and may sign up Feb. 13 and 14 for cooking, literature and social experience. Store, and the Fontanetti CONSIDER... "encouraged" to apply ac- career interviews. action are all the areas the club "Take this young junior Sporting Goods Store is not cording to a new college They will be held Feb. 15 will be hoping to explore. clerk in the Senate for exam- located in the Spartan Book spokesman. through 26, according to Kelly "Hopefully." says Barranco, ple," Sen. Dymally said. "He's Store. SANGHA meets every Mon- McGinnish, of the San lose "new students will bring as working his way through However, tickets for the day and Thursday from 4 to 6 State University Career Plan- many new ideas and crafts as college. plays can be purchased in any p.m. in the S.U. Calaveras ning and Placement Center. possible. That's what will Room. Seniors and master's can- From really make our Yoga and According to Antonio didates, who will graduate in management class unique; a total sharing Barranco, club president, the June, may sign up on both to trainee experience." corporate only requirement for days. in Bldg. Q, Rm. 3. from 9 Kenneth Kastler, a member TODAY ell tit her adults. officer SANGHA is that the student a.m, to noon. and I p.m. to 4 within who recently represented Towed the Student Utiles Building writ Tidtets ere still on sale in the AS. two participate in the class. p.m. starling from the in- short Who in be conducted. Business (Mice for the water polo game years? SISU for the "Who's formation desk 12nd level SILL al noon. between the 81SU team and the Russian American Colleges and Similar tours will he held for new SIMI national team. The game Is Thursday. You Universities," said, "This club students through Thursday. Feb. 15. Free Feb. 15 at 3:30 p.m. al De Anna Com- wouldn't is perfect to get involved in. A coupons will be available during each munity College. Tickets. which are 82 for be tour. etudents, will also be sold al the pate. to the really develop an 'flake first SJSU classes person can The NatWest Audience Society will Radical Student Union will meet at 7:30 it at awareness, so to speak. present a speical film. "Malheur: Marsh. p.m at the 8.U. Costanoan Room. Union Besides that, the course offers Meadow. and Mountain," tonight at 8 in Sperten OliaCCI no spot...ring an ice Bank. lour college credits and Morris Dailey Auditorium, Admissinn skating party this evening at 10,30 or the 50 cents for 81SL1 students and $1 25 I nr F:ast mho, .... offered to public qualifies a veteran under the .. G.I. Bill. It's that rare kind of Housewives, teachers, class meeting ot the course or course that fills many likes veterans, students, or anyone by going to the Extension and empties many dislikes." else desiring to take upper Services office in IC 214. "In other words, it's a heavy, If you're interested division courses for college rewarding experience; one in a career in finance, check these facts: credit may participate in the The cost for each unit of which will serve many useful in excess of $4 billion, Extension Services offered by credit is $24. purposes," claimed Kastler. Union Bank, with total resources San lose State University. ON SERVICE AND is among the top 20 banks in the Nation. Headquartered in According to Irene D. DISCOUNT California, Union Bank is the fastest growing Rodeheaver, assistant director of Extension Services at SISU, REPAIRS ON ALL FOREIGN major bank in the State. there are nearly 400 courses PSA offered by the program. & DOMESTIC MODELS Each slate university has a Union Bank offers basic area they have control will grin and bear competitive starting salaries; fringe benefits that rank among over. SISU's service area in- industry: continuous cludes Santa Clara and Santa the most attractive in the banking Cruz counties, the southern San Jose State. in-bank training programs; and exceptional opportunity to half of San Mateo county, and advance, resulting from the Bank's rapid expansion. the northern parts of Monterey and San Bernardino Openings are now availaWe to graduating seniors with degrees counties. II I (11% Extension Services "lif in business administration emphasizing finance, accounting or cooperate with school dis- an academic areas. Sign up now at your 17141 marketing; and related tricts and private groups in Placement Office for anon-campus interview. organizing the various programs it offers. There is great variety to the STAR courses offered. Course titles range from Seminars in Contemporary Weaving, to MOTORS Existential Philosophy As A 62 times a day. From San Jose, you can smile away to Los yr, a most unusual bank Way Of Life, to VD Education. Anueies Hollywood Burbank. and San Diego And return Call 375 S. Markel t. Situ .10.e. Calif. low tare The majority of classes start campus rep or PSA and ask about our easy to hear RSA gives you a Ilk Bring Copy Of This Ad And this week, but Assistant Director Rodeheaver L Student Body Card For Discount explained a student can register by attending the first Page 4. February 13, 1973 Winwood, Traffic Cast too heavy excel in latest disc 'Poseidon' takes dive ..is.er in the world. gets mc. specialized instruments to put IM ENGEL its tly what he wants from the together the longest cut of the Try:. , latest album. hi MARE HEILMAN to make the film move interest throughout. And by nut offering a group and writes four of the album. In this cut the tine "Shoot out at the Fantasy Entertainment Eater smoothly, they couldn't even The plot was easy enough to definite feeling of identity or live songs on the album along musical talent of the group is Factory.. is a direct hit. While it's nut unusual for muster a single memorable follow as the film staggered in alienation toward its main ac- with lim Capaldi. brought out along with well - little nip Steve Winwood, probably guests to take a performance among them. one direction-toward the tors, a movie like "Poseidon" Capaldi, the group's original controlled vocals by Winwood during New Year's Eve fes- That's the main disap- end-sod never progressed sinks from bulky weight. Iii. best lead guitar-keyboard now taken and Capaldi. drummer. has ;dist tivities. it's unexpected of pointment of the movie beyond a child's com- writingand helping The second side opens with itraranffrffr4111******* the pail of them to end up in the drink. because no less than 15 past prehension, save the epics. Winwood with the vocals. 'Evening Blue.' probably the But then, anything might Academy Awards were language served hack and Winwood may be the leader best song lyrics -wise. It is a happen when the party is represented by the star-heavy forth between Borgnine and quiet, MOYER NEATNESS and standout but it's the whole smooth and sad song crashed by a 90 foot tidal cast. Hackman. group that makes the album a dealing with loneliness. Trimble wave. The rest of the acting left The battle of egos fought by MUSIC COUNTS success. This is probably one Wood takes the spotlight on In "The Poseidon Adven- much to be improved on also the above two actors over who reason Winwood decided to his instrumental composition ture," a new film by the man as everyone seemed to be would command the survivors a jazzy, HOUSES reform the group in 1970 after "Tragic Magic." It's who dreamed up the idea of reciting lines for an ill - on the overturned ship was a year stint with the supposed free-flowing piece showing following the Seaview directed school play. certainly interesting. It JOB OPPORTUNITY super group Blind Faith. the versatile playing of Woods concert through the Seven Seas in But like any worth-its-salt seemed to spin off into a The unity of the group is sax. TV's old "Voyage to the Bot- adventure story, -The separate. distant movie during Part time job heard in opening title song Closing the al bum is tom of the Sea" series, Irwin Poseidon Adventure" was peak moments. Whether it learning to repair a ballad type which is a strong rocker with "Uninspired." Allen again displays his thrill entertaining. It was even fun added to the movie or guitar work by Winwood and song, which leaves the listener for the ocean. to watch for the embarrassing detracted from it is open to musical instruments. by Chris along with the rest of the tonight flawless flute playing Unfortunately, Allen's film parts. Like when the reverend, debate. Applicant must be able Wood injected between album very far from being as his SPECIAL STUDENT has about as much class played by Hackman, made a Strangely enough, the film Winwood's playing and uninspired. Saxophonist William Trim- now-defunct series. It starts toast "to love." Or when But- would have been better had it to play woodwinds RATES singing. Wood is one of the The thing that makes this ble will give a recital Tuesday on a wave of awkward humor tons explained his virility either explored their an- Sales well. Rentals three original members still in album is the different forms night at 8:15 in the Concert and never gathers quite vitamin pills to a table of tagonistic relationship further the group. 7/N Service that 'Traffic can play their Hall. enough strength to overpower dinner guests. Or when the or completely dropped it. SEE MR. POWEV, r Filling out the present group music in - - - jazz, rock, or soft Trimble will play "T-Bird the viewer. ballroom floor of the mighty Instead, it followed the middle are newcomers David Hood and easy. Many rock groups Repents" by Wilcox and for the Allen made a clumsy ocean cruiser was swarmed by path and left the viewer 84 E. San Fernando and Roger Hawkins lbassf can't evolve in successive first time on the West Coast attempt at blending comedy eager dancers gyrating twice without a concrete feeling for 298-5404 Rebop Kwaku [Arai= (drums) plus albums, let alone in one album. "Putjak" by Carl Anton Wirth. into a suspenseful situation by as fast as the music. either of the Iwo. Baah who joined a little over a "T-Bird Repents" is an an- mixing actors like Red Buttons For all the dumb parts that 'Traffic hits the different 71 E. San Fernando year ago adding African flavor thology of jazz ranging from and Shelley Winters with were kept in the finished of life - fantasy, One block from campus on conga and tymbalis. aspects modern improvisation to Ernest Borgnine and Gene product, "The Poseidon reality, loneliness, tragedy F, 9-4 Sat. In "Roll Right Stone." original blues, according to Hackman. It didn't succeed. Adventure" can at least be 830-5:30 M. inspiration - to put Winwood changes to piano and Trimble. Not only did the actors fail commended for sustaining 294-2091 and Wood to saxophone, their together kind of a story ** throughout the album. BY APPT. 293-2747 This takes an understanding If you can't beat 'em between the musicians and a LONG HAIR STYLING feeling for what is going drive 'em crazy' around them, which was seen 15ii;rinitunent in their last album "The Low Spark of the High Heel Boys" and now even more in this album. Dancer's The group was termed great KSJS Log when they first appeared about six years ago and with 5:00-7:00 theater p.m. Spartan Spectrum "Shoot Out at the Fantasy Fac- KSIS Plays Rock 5:35-5:40 p.m. LIVE MUSIC tory," Traffic is reaching the 5:25-5:30 p.m. Spectrum News point of excellence in the Woman-to-Woman 5:40-5:45 p.m. to open world of rock and rtdl 5:30- 5:35 p m Cooking with Betty and CONCERT Elsie The Utah Repertory Dance 7:00-7:30 p.m. Theatre will highlight its three " Classical Music day residency stay at San Jose -roe 7:30-7:35 p.m. State University with a concert Wednesday at 8 p.m. in T.V.'s FOR RENT Spectrum News Morris Dailey Auditorium. 7:35-8:00 p.m. HAIR BREATH RING SCREAMERS Men and Ideas Tickets for the concert are $1 for students and $3 for the Special Student 8:00-9:00 p.m. Alan Strange Rates Live faculty concert with general public. Bill Trimble The group will offer a free CONCERTINO DA CAMERA lbert 9:00-12:00 a.m. program entitled "Original 9.00 PER MONTH KS'S Plays jazz Choreographic Approaches" in Morris Dailey at 8 tonight. 9:30-9:35 p.m. T -BIRD REPENTS Joe Wilcox 377-2935 Spectrum News Three dancers will perform a 9:35-9:40 p.m. dance and later discuss tgeir Public Report dance from the inception of the 2ND PRELUDE Gershwin 10:00-10:10 p.m. idea to the final choreography. The Fourth Tower of Rehearsal for the concert STUDENT'S NEED YOUR CAR Inverness will be held in Morris Dailey PUNTJAK NIGHTFALL Auditorium at 2 p.m. Wednes- 11:30-11:35 p.m. INDONESIAN SKETCHES Wirth SERVICED OR REPAIRED Spectrum News day and is open to the public. JANE FONDA DONALD SUTHERLAND PETER BOYLE Leave it at SILVA TEXACO TAMBOURINE Rameau "STEELYARD BLUES" A BILL/ PHILLIPS Production Co -Starring GARRY GOODROW HOWARD HESSEMAN while you are in class MCAT THOUGHTSMILES Bill Trimble JOHN SAVAGE Written by DAVID S. 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Complete domes- LOST: Set of keys 2-5-73 btwn 2nd & 10th MOPELKAD6TTL11.351hou mi. Clean. indiv on Sung Fur or other Karate art. GIRLS TO SHARE newly turn rooms. 297-3866 Dana Loundrarnat) tic/international programs. Contact Sts When found 06112774759 after 320 good condition, good tireti great Prefer Oriental exchange student Part- One blk from campus. All utilitlel Pd. $410 AND UP, nice, comfortable. quiet PLUSI Craig, Student Services Well, Inc , 235E p m economy 257-5828 time 238-0848 Kitc pm washer & dryer 850 ino 441 So, rooms downtown, kit env 293-3910 156 TWO GREAT VOICES-Baritone John A GORILLA SPECIALI Santa Clara. 0710 267-8301 6th St 297-4057 Mrs Rodgers N 5th St Tyers formerly of Broadway and now Buy a discount card for $a 00 and you get FOUND Tues. Jan 30 small male Lab-mix '70 EL CAMINO Take over payments Cali FIGURE MODELING position Light but musfe instructor at SJcci and soprano 15% OFFI RUSSIA-SCANDINAVIA. 5 weeks 1387 Week. Vicinity 011th & San Carlos. 27/- Frank Rua 289-9377 serious work for persons of 4 BEDROOM Howls for leas* close to ROOM-Men Cheerful, airy, wall to wall Claudia Cummings 11972 debuts with SF good unlimited use, good till June 30. Card inclusive London departures Smell, 8419. character Must be physically perfect. campus $275 perimo Call 287-4900 carpet Good beds, furnace heat. 406 So. Fall Opera and at Carnegie Hail I star in may be purchased this week only. From international group camping travel Ages 1957 VS BEST OFFER 227-5897 0570/9, Periodic Sox 1365, MI Viikw. 11M St. SJ Music Theatre's 'The Sound Dl Music the gonea standing in front of the union 18-30 Also Europe, Africa. India. 3-11 FOUND: Brown male puppy 9 weeks No Montgomery Theatre Fri & Sat nites 530. ROOMS FOR MEN $40 and $50 per mon- wk.. Write Whole Earth Travel, Ltd Box DUPLEX. Newly remodeled. $90. 1 on 5th St Limited amount of cards ID Found at Big Dipper Sandwich Shoo Feb 2 thru 17 $3 50 gen'l 62 50 with SB MOTHERS HELPER: T-TH 1 30-6 00p m th 52S 15th St 297-3344 1497. K.0 , Mo. 64141 FOR SAIL bedroom. Move in now or March tat 246- available. first come-first monied Call 263-6179 evenings card Additional 504 off with les ad Buy Boys 4 & 5 yrs Own trees Lanai Apt* Tully at 101 St 75 hr. 251-5045 snytirne NEED11.12: I female own room In large 3 3023. 738-5479. at door or come by 20K San Fernando TYPING. EDITING. FAST, ACCURATE, RASTER CH TO MEXICO THE LOST bdrm. 2 story house Willow Glen. Lib- STUDENT RATES FRIDAY NIGHTS FLEA MARKET, 50 variety IBM SELECTR1C. FORMER ENGLISH 9 days, a nights, indl. round trip elf fare. shops-1940 S 2 PRESCHOOL TEACHERS rary, darkroom, dishwasher. washer- ROOM FOR FEMALE In furnished house ONLY let St Ph 293-2323 needed Ex- TEACHER. CALL 244-6444 AFTER 810 hotel, all transfers plus Oahe. 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