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VOLUME 64 NUMBER 3 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1975 PHONE: 277-3181 Collective bargaining fight Faculty groups vie for support

By John Bodie way is just not compatible to the Although collective bargaining for university way" of bargaining state university faculty has not even grievances, according to Dr. Richard passed the legislature, it has already Smith, chairman of natural science and sparked a fight between two competing president of the SJSU chapter of CFA. acuity organizations. Smith believes the UPC would use Only one organization will represent strikes widely to enforce their university employes in their grievances which is a lack of negotiations with the trustees, ac- professional responsibility to students cording to a number of proposed bills he said. now awaiting legislative approval. The question is: which group will poll Under the leading collective the majority of votes in a state-wide bargaining bill is the right to strike referendum? unless a court rules that such a strike The answer is now being decided on would "endanger public health or campuses throughout the state, as safety." faculty organizations pull for support. "We feel quite strongly that only The front-runners appear to be through collective bargaining can we United Professors of California (UPC) do anything," said Dr. Bud Hutchinson. and the newly formed Congress of executive secretary of UPC. Faculty Associations (CFA), a group Bud Hutchinson Richard Smith uniting the California State Employees American Association of University Its size and control is being threatened "If you really want some power you'll Association ( CSEA ), the California Professors ( AAUP ). by CFA. ( the faculty) have to get yourselves Colleges and University Faculty The UPC, for years, has been the CFA was developed as an alternative together," he said. Association ( CCUF A ) and the largest of six statewide organizations. to the UPC union because "the union Continued on back page

FTE drop cuts back faculty and classes; David Yarnold Dog days

WHAT'S THERE TO DO on a rainy day in February? Not much; wait Social Science, Humanities hardest hit for somebody to toss the ol' stick, said this pooch. But an inch and a half of rain, and gusts up to 40 m.p.h. over the week- end made stick tossing hazardous. By Dan Williams just have to wait and see," he said. Declining full-time enrollment (FTE) Sawrey said the school is still able to forced SJSU to pay $638,000 back to the provide general education required chancellors office last fall. FTE enrollment crash classes and graduate studies. According to Dr. John Foote, dean of He added that he hopes the quality of academic planning, cutbacks enforced instruction does not suffer. However, he Campus beer decision this spring to enable payment include: necessitates cutbacks noted, if the "inadequate support" 24 fewer full-time faculty positions continues, the school will be in trouble. a reduction in materials and ser- positions this spring, but added next Second hardest hit was the School of vices Full-time enrollment (FTE) is ap- parently crashing at SJSU, and is ex- year, "we'll have around five more Humanities and the Arts. elimination of at least 82 class Dean of the school, Dr. Robert postponed bytrustees psitions vacant. sections pected to drop even more next year, of "It's all tied to enrollment. It's fair Woodward, said, "In order to meet the reduced faculty salaries according to Dr. John Foote, dean planning. that we give up time to other depart- payback we had to cut 5.37 full-time The money paid back to the chan- academic FTE will cause further ments...that need the staff as ( history I faculty ) positions." Translated into By Cheryl Downey It consists, said Barrett, of 15 cellor's office came out of the operating The decline in services, materials, department enrollments drop," he said. class sections the cut in faculty means Students over 21 "might" still be able memberstwo trustees, two university budget. Departments with the greatest reductions in and will affect the Wheeler said enrollment has been 12 fewer class sections. to buy beer at California State presidents, three student presidents, percentage of FTE drop have had to faculty positions going down at a rate of 15 per cent a Universities and Colleges in the future. three faculty members, one dean of reduce materials, services and faculty number of office employes and student Woodward discounted the payback as year over the past three years. Wednesday afternoon, the full board students, one student union director salaries. One student taking 15 units is on-campus jobs, he said. being responsible for a drop in "We just really don't know why we've of trustees voted 9-3-1 to postpone until and three members of the chancellor's one FTE. Foote said the expected annual FTE enrollment. He said he felt students been going down," he said. March a motion to prohibit the sale of staff. "We are down 24 ( full-time) faculty for this year is 19,450. For the 1975-76 look at the job market more now than in However, Wheeler did say that alcoholic beverages on campuses. At the March 25-26 meeting of the positions this spring," Foote said. year the FTE is expected to slide to the 1960s, a period when Humanities "there seems to be a (student) disin- The motion to prohibit the sale of board of trustees, the task force will More than 50 per cent of students' 19,100 for the fall, and to 18,700 for and Arts enrollment increased. terest in things away from the United beer, which had passed earlier in the present their report. fees go to materials and spring. One student taking 15 units Woodward contends students are not registration States" and a lack of intellectual in- committee on gifts and public affairs, Barrett said he found it hard to services. equals one FTE. being inconvenienced by the cutbacks. terest. would have prevented the first meeting imagine why the trustees weren't Foote said these funds are distributed Cutbacks will affect essentially "The school has been able to cover the "Students are staying away in of a task force to study the question. allowing the sale of beer on campuses. to various services and all departments everything except the number of current needs of students in the groves," he said. Gov. Brown attended his first board He said he thought the drinking age of on campus. maintenance people needed for compus classes," he said. Wheeler said that because of this lack of trustees meeting and proposed that 21 was a problem and that if the A large chunk of those funds are up-keep, Foote said. Wheeler, History of interest, history classes on the He said professors are taking on each university president make the drinking age were lowered to 18, the placed into the instruction program Dr. Gerald chairman said his Middle East and India had to be can- more classes, sacrificing community decision on whether a liquor license trustees might feel more comfortable operating expense fund. The fund Department department had to cut six full-time celled. work, advising and doing other should be sought for his campus. allowing the sale of beer on campuses. covers the cost of office supplies assignments in order to deal with the His substitute motion failed but George Sicular of the Civil pencils, paper, etc.and is passed to situation. postponement of the original motion to Engineering Department is also on the departments for expense purposes. Dr. James Sawrey, dean of that school, degree is essentially non-employable prohibit the sale of beer subsequently task force but was unavailable for An increase in FTE covers the costs between 70 and 80 sections of classes and computer registration as factors Woodward called the situation passed. comment. of operating departments sufficiently, were axed from this semester's for the drop in enrollment. -serious," but not yet a "disaster." The task force, created in November, "The trustees were prejudging the Foote said, but "when we don't get the schedule and instructors were dropped. "Every place they begin an Most departments at SJSU have been will meet today for the first time at the work of the committee," said A.S. students, we have to cut back the "We cut back a total of 17 (faculty) automatic ( registration procedure), affected by the cutbacks. Several of the chancellor's office in Los Angeles, President John Rico, reacting to the materials and services." positions," he said. registration drops," he said. most serious situations include the according to Ron Barrett, director of trustees' original move to prohibit the Hardest hit by the cutbacks was the Sawrey blamed the economy, the fact "I don't know what's going to happen History, Psychology and Environ- the Student Union and a member of the sale of alcoholic beverages on campus. School of Social Sciences. According to that a person with a social science to enrollment at this institution. We'll mental Studies Department. task force. "I'm personally in favor of the sale of beer," he commented. However, he added that his mind could be changed depending on the report of the task force. Rico argued that since beer is lap campus, he sees no $80,000 dropped in A.S. Council's available near objections to its on-compus sale. For By Chris Smith Guttormsen noted, however, that the Stephanie Dean, A.S. treasurer, with A.S. funds, she said. general fund until it has been deter- campus residents, that would eliminate AS. Council has $80,000 sitting in its fiscal year was half over when explained that approximately $136,000 On the other hand, Dean pointed out, mined if this and other similar bills will the drinking and driving problem, he lap and doesn't know what to do with it. AS 3116 went into effect and state funds of this year's $460,000 A.S. budget was the $80,000 could be increased to $90,000 be paid by the AS. or the state, Dean said. A recently enacted state law will cannot be applied retroactively to slated to IRA. Of that $136,000, Dean if it is decided that certain IRA ex- said, adding the amount should be close He also thought the sale of beer would provide the AS. general fund the reimburse the A.S. for funds allotted to said, approximately $80,000 had not penditures made prior to Jan. 1 should to $80,000. create a social atmosphere now lacking $80,000 cushion this semester which the IRA that were spent before Jan. 1. been spent as of Jan. 1. be paid with state funds. Dean said she doesn't know how the on campus. AS. treasurer thinks the council should For the remainder of the fiscal year, An example, Dean said, is some A.S. council will spend the $80,000, but Jim Noah, director of university sit on for awhile. Guttormsen said, A.S. budgeted IRA money spent prior to Dec. 31 by the she suggested that special allocation relations, said SJSU President John AB 3116, which became effective Jan. funds that remained unspent as of Jan. That figure could be reduced. Dean basketball team for items not needed requests be considered, currently Bunzel's position on the proposal is 1, provides state funding for Instruc- I will be frozen and the balance of the explained, if any more IRA bills come until after the first of the year. funded programs could be granted that, "he has no objection to beer being tionally Related Activities (IRA) budgeted accounts will be paid with in for money spent before Jan. 1. Those The AS. council won't know exactly more money or increased allocations sold on campus. He is glad the trustees previously supported by A.S. state IRA money. bills would probably have to be paid how much money will go into the could be made to the AS. Program are reactivating the task force to look To qualify for state IRA funds, ac- Board. into the question." cording to a memo from Executive Vice The wisest move, Dean said, would be Chancellor H. E. Brakebill, programs to hold onto the money until after the must be "integrally related to formal Brown budget to cut faculty trustees respond to the Feb. 24-25 instruction." student referendum. Approved activities, the memo said, Through that referendum, students at must either grant college credit the California State Universities and themselves or be "directly related to grant fewer promotions Colleges will be asked to advise the the granting of credit." trustees as to whether they wish to Examples of programs which qualify continue paying A.S. fees at the present for IRA money, which is administered Staff reductions and fewer Brown's "austerity budget" calls for faculty, according to Academic Vice level or cut that amount from 10 to 50 at SJSU by Academic Vice President promotions are in store for SJSU under the elimination of 54 "unneeded" President Dr. Hobert Burns who called per cent. The trustees make the final Hobert Burns, include men's and Gov. Brown's $11.3 billion budget for faculty positions. the possibility "disastrous." decision. women's intercollegiate athletics, 1975-76. This does not include the 24 positions Non-academic salary increases, Dean said if the trustees decide to cut lost in last year's payback of $638,000 t. included in the budget, average 8.5 per fees, it is conceivable they could make Spartan Daily, the Radio-TV News The proposed budget calls for $38.5 the chancellor's office, the money cent. the reduction retroactive to the Center, KSJS, Co-Rec, and music, million in general fund support, a coming mainly from faculty pay Funds included in the budget for beginning of the current semester. dance and drama productions. reduction of the current budget figure allocations. construction and new equipment at That, she said, would force AS. Glen Guttormsen, SJSU director of of $39 million. business affairs, said $2.6 million of Another area of reduction in the SJSU totaled slightly more than $3 councils to reimburse students the 10 to drop of state IRA money was allocated to the 19 This is based on the projected proposed budget is funds alloted for million. These funds will go towards 50 per cent they paid over the new level. students at SJSU state universities and colleges for the full-time equivilancy faculty promotions. rehabilitating the Old Science Building, Without the $80,000 reserve, such a 1975- 1974-75 fiscal year (July 1, 1974 from this year's 19,450 to 19,100 in The system-wide cut for promotions and new equipment for Home reimbursement "would kill us," Dean units equals through June 30, 1975.) 76. One student taking 15 is 75 per cent. While the chancellor's Economics and Science. said. Lot ref. SJSU's share of that, Guttormsen one full-time equivilancy. office has not yet decided how to SJSU President John Bunzel called SJSU students currently pay $10 a BEER ON CAMPUSonce again a said, was set at slightly more than One of the hardest hit areas of the distribute this cut, it could mean as few Brown's budget, "neither the best nor semester into A.S. fees. $207,000. budget is faculty positons. as 17 advancements for eligible SJSU the worst." Continued on back page foaming issue. Page 2, February 4, 19 14 -ruczNin.icr --rue EccAomse 4RcONIC7 World's food shortage examined from a 'more positive' viewpoint

By Richard Applegate solution to the food problem is within India's yearly need. SJSU Linguistics Lecturer our present means. We don't have to 3i Drink less alcohol. The grain w As the world food situation hope for improved seed, better fer- consume in the form of beer an deteriorates and "famine" becomes a tilizer, control of the weather, or divine whiskey could feed up to 20 millio household word, we are bound to hear intervention. Here are some steps people. more and more of the terms "triage" which all of us can take, as individuals, 41 Don't over-eat. By some estimate and "lifeboat ethics." right now. 40 per cent of North Americans are ove These alarming terms in con- I) Decrease meat consumption, weight, and the trend is increasing. Pe junction with equally alarming but narticularly beef. It takes 21 pounds of capita we consume five times as muc utterly misleading statistics threaten to plant protein to produce one pound of grain, directly and indirectly, as th paralyze us, to prevent us from taking beef, while the total ratio for all classes average Indian or Nigerian. action now which could prevent human of livestock is 8 to 1. Plant protein can Si Contributeeven in these in suffering. Let me present a more be the basis of a balanced and flationary timesto CARE and othe positive view of the same facts. nutritious diet. recognized agencies for famine relief "Triage" was a system used in World 2) Save energy, especially petroleum- 6) Make your views known t War I for separating the wounded into based forms of energy which could go government representatives. Ask then three groups: those with relatively into vitally needed fertilizers. The to cut down grain allocations to minor injuries, those seriously but not amount of fertilizer now used in this alcohol, and to insure that grain su critically wounded, and those likely to country for ornamental purposes plies are sold or sent to countries whic die even if treated. Since medical lawns, golf-links, cemeteries) is 3 really need them. supplies were limited, men in this last million tons annually, enough to meet group were left to die without treat- ment. The concept of triage is now being applied to the present world food The profits are there, situation, in which the poor and hungry nations of the world are the third group. Their populations have outstripped their agricultural capacities, the theory but who pays the price? says, so they are as good as dead, and they should be left to die without By Ray Manley wasting the resources of more for- The major U.S. steel companies have tunate countries. cornment posted last year's profits and are Proponentsof triage espouse "lifeboat following in the footsteps of the oil and ethics," drawing on the image of a sugar industries. "profit maximizing animal." This lifeboat at sea. The United States with Steel profits rose from a "humble" 30 apparently true. its food surplusses is the lifeboat, and "embarrbassing 300 per But industry is not an employmen we are the passengers. All around us per cent to an year's profits. maximizing animal, a literac people are drowning, but if we pull cent above last heartening to know that industry maximizing animal, a decent housin Causing confusion can be more them aboard and share what we have, It is solved the age-old growth problem. maximizing animal, a starvatio our supplies will be exhausted and the has has proved it is not important for eliminating animal or a genera boat may sink. Better that a few sur- It and services to be constantly welfare of the people maxirnizin vive than none at all. This is the counsel goods expanding so long as profits continue to animal. than just a career, it can be fun of despair. rise. The serious question of poverty vs. But there are steps which all of us can But in 'roving it can flourish in the plenty in our economy is beautifull By Tom Lee the time he single-handedly take to help end the threat of famine, if midst of recession, the industry is mirrored in the current situation o Dr. Gunther T. Zippo sat down and reorganized the Registrar's Office. By we can see the whole picture. demonstrating that any benefits layoffs vs. rising profits. sighed deeply as he placed the last comment the time he finished, nobody knew what First, we must realize that the image workers receive from private en- Soon the banks will be posting their batch of papers and memorabilia into was going on, including the registrar. of the lifeboat is grossly distorted. terprise are purely coincidental. profitsthey will be embarrassingly the already overstuffed cardboard Who else, thought Gunther as he When we compare our patterns of Industry doesn't need full em- high. boxes. years. There had been a few rough chuckled, would have thought of using consumption to the rest of the world, we ployment, workers do. There is money to be made, industry He had always known this day would spots, but all in all things had been invisible ink on admissions records? see that our lifeboat looks more like a Remember that industry operating in is proving that. come, but like everyone else, when it pretty good here. Nobody could ever top that one, he pleasure cruiser. Americans comprise a capitalist economy is supposedly a But, at whose expense? finally came he wasn't quite ready for Another smile crossed his lips as he thought. 6 per cent of the world's population, but it. remembered when he reorganized Gunther put his feet up on his old roll- we consume 35 to 40 per cent of its A smile slowly crossed his lips as he walk-through registration for the first top desk for the last time as scenes resources. Our per capita energy remembered a banquet 35 years ago. time. Nobody knew if they were coming from the last 35 years flashed before his consumption is about 60 times that of He remembered the look on his wife's or going. eyes. the average Indian or Nigerian. We Putting a price on life face when the university president Stories are still circulating about the Making a policy not to allow cash to feed 78 per cent of all our grain to made the announcement that Gunther three freshmen who locked themselves be accepted for tuition payments. That livestock; just 10 per cent of the grain T. Zippo would be the next Dean of in the bathroom and refused to come was a good one. fed to beef cattle in this country would Bureaucratic Absurdities and Red out until school provided a lawyer and a Then there was the time he for- suffice to eliminate the grain shortage is something I can't buy Tape. technical consultant to help them mulated the policy on changes of in the countries now faced with star- Ali yes, 35 long years of service to this through registration. major. It's easier to get Congress to vation. fine center of higher education and Yes, those were the good old days. vote to disband itself, thought Gunther Our present priorities are all too be determined simply by his age and higher ideals. And they were good One of Gunther's fondest memories was smugly. obvious in figures from the Department the size of his paycheck, it is perhaps And then there was computer of Commerce's Bureau of Economic comment time to re-examine the phenomenon we registration. Ah yes, a tribute to a Analysis on what the American people call "the capitalist system." fertile mind. CAR was perhaps Gun- spent from June 1973 to June 1974: At a time when paychecks are in- Swallow your pride ther's greatest achievement, his last $77.6 billion dollars on national By Doug Ernst creasingly hard to come by, it imnic hurrah. defense A human life, the one thing humans that the worth of a human life is The nice thing about CAR was that it $22.2 billion dollars on alcoholic supposedly cherish above all things, determined by monetary wealth alone. wasn't a one-shot exercise in futility. beverages has a price on its head. There are those who, speaking and forget the Alamo All he had to do was change the $14.0 billion dollars on tobacco At the inflated interest rate of eight chemically, would argue that a human current value of procedure again and it was good for a $15.5 billion dollars on recreation per cent, Californians are worth life is only worth the found in the By Phil Trounstine son as a wedding present. whole semester of mind-boggling. Then $39.1 billion dollars on dining out $200,000 a piece, according to a recent the organic substances WANTED: One broken-down Texas It's just another instance in which when they finally figured it out, zap The World Food Conference in Rome report by two SJSU economists. bodyabout $5. fort. Will offer outrageous price for Americans are having to recognize they change it again! estimated that $2 billion would alleviate When we allow ourselves to believe may item to be reconstructed in Saudi are no longer the unbridled studs of the That was the secret in this business, the present world food shortage for nine According to the report, a person's we are worth $200,000 apiece, we is still Arabia. world. keeping them off guard. Never let them months. So there is still room in the worth is determined by how many as well be worth $5. The concept know where you'll hit next! lifeboat for everyone if we were willing years he has left in which to be the same. Well, the United States is finally In fact, the Alamo just might be a Suddenly Gunther's reminiscence to part with some of our excess "productive," and by how much money The "system" has gone too far, when getting a taste of her own arrogance. good piece of nostalgia to unload in was interrupted by the buzz of the in- luggage. he produces in that time. it attempts to put a price tag on human Just the other day Sheik Masoud Al- exchange for a few billion barrels of oil. tercom. His secretary's whiny voice cut Second, we should realize that the When the value of a person's life can life, and I, for one, will not buy it. It represents nothing more than an through the silence like an air raid ( comment ) outpost of American imperialism in an siren. age upon which we can only look with "Dr. Zippo, there seems to be a shame--Davy Crocket or no. problem with your retirement papers. I Sharif al Hamadan of Saudi Arabia Some shrewd Washington sent them off this morning in triplicate offered to buy the Alamo. businessmen are even suggesting that and now no one can find even one Texans were up in arms. "Sell the we put the White House up for sale. copy..." Alamo?" they cried. "Never!" Surely there is a magnate somewhere Gunther leaned back in his chair with But what did Americans think the who would pay dearly for the old a twinkle in his eye. A fitting end to a people of other countries were saying building. brilliant career. when art treasures, tombs, castles and We could use the cash to employ other pieces of national memorabilia workers to build a new house for the were being carted off to Washington, President and still have plenty left over New York and Chicago? for other national needs. What did the Indian people say when So Texas, swallow your pride. Sell the letters a U.S. businessman offered to buy the dusty old Alamo to the sheik. It's the Taj Mahal? He wanted to give it to his American way. Protesting is valid It is good to be home but bombing is not Editor: After traveling about in the world for By David Yarnold the past two years, I am pleasantly The "Weather Underground" has surprised to discover I like being back surfaced again. The shock waves of the comment at State. bomb blasts in Washington, D.C., and Traveling, living and working abroad Oakland last Tuesday rolled across the is an experience I'd recommend to all. nation later in the week. -Weather Underground," was to Besides being a lot of fun, it is a Predictably, a rash of bomb scares protest President Ford's proposed $300 tremendously educational experience emptied buildings in a number of major million aid bill to South Vietnam. in that one is able to compare at first cities; these beasts seem to travel in Though it's doubtful that another $300 hand other cultures and life styles. flocks. million will bail South Vietnam out I did not have to travel far and wide Deafening reminders of the violent after $150 billion couldn't, it's just as before realizing the good life we have in protests of the late '60s , Tuesday's doubtful that bombing federal buildings this country. I think that we should all blasts seem all the more shattering in will sway public opinion. stop and think for a minute about the 1975, a year when orderly legislative America swallowed a belly-full of quality of life here. Where is it better? action, i.e. gas rationing, excise taxes destruction in the '60s, both at home I do not believe there is any country on large autos, portend of social change and abroad. Public pressure forced an in the world that has done more for its approaching many of the manifestos of end to the Vietnam war, and Vietnam people in giving them a good material the '60s. protests as well. life and guaranteeing basic freedoms The "Weather Underground" con- The "Weather Underground" that this country has for its citizens. I tinues to terrorize and disrupt while the deserves no shelter, no sympathy from am not for a minute saying the U.S. is other activists of the past, the Rubins, legitimate leftist groups. Their tactics Utopia, but this country has a hell of a Kunstlers and Haydens, have matured are as deadly and destructive as those lot going for it, and I think it's high time and carried their battles to the courts they seek to end; they are blatant we appreciate what we do have. and the legislatures. hypocrites. The protest is valid, the Larry Amkraut The purpose of the bombings, and the bombings deplorable. Junior, Geology

February 4, 1975, Page 3 Tax credit available Editor tells students Renters get relief Lampoon's life story California residents who. have been even though they are technically renters, an renting since March 1, 1974, are entitled to a because the property is exempt from taxes, By Cheryl Downey disappointed however, to llio $25 to $45 credit on their 1974 state income according to Catherine West of the Guys who diwi't want to hear, that the "Letters" tax, according to John W. Lynch, chairman California State Franchise Tax Board. work for a living decided to column in the National ate of the California State Board of "If you are living at home with parents put out a monthly magazine Lampoon is written by staff ve Equalization. and pay rent you qualify for the refund," called the National Lam- members. Pe Renters are qualified even if they have no West said. poon, according to Chris Miller explained that sue tax liability, but a tax return must be filed Renter's who qualified for the 1973 refund Miller, an editor of the much of the genuine th for the refund, according to Lynch. but neglected to take advantage of it may humor magazine. correspondence received is "Many people don't know that they are still do so by filing an amended 1973 state Miller is on a tour of "hate mail." 1f1 entitled to the refund and neglect to file for income tax return, West said. college campuses to Despite some people who the it. People living in mobile homes situated on More details regarding the renter's credit celebrate the fifth an- are offended by articles and !lief rented land qualify for the refund, but are can be found on page three of the State niversary of the National cartoons that appear in the t unaware of it," said Lynch. Individual Income Tax 540 booklet, West Lampoon. National Lampoon, Miller hen Students living in dorms do not qualify, said. Miller entertained about said the magazine doesn't fo 100 students in the S.C. get sued very often. su Ballroom Friday afternoon. But the magazine has hic The National Lampoon, he Chris Miller settled law suits out of court $130 million 'human capital' s said, is an offspring of the several times after printing Harvard Lampoon, an in- "Boxed In" and an excerpt "Peanuts," Minnie Mouse stitution at Harvard for of a larger piece, informally and "Archie" spoofs, he more than 100 years. titled "Conversation Piece." added. salvaged by energy crisis The Harvard Lampoon His voice changing with A mock ad with a was put out by a fraternity, each character, Miller Volkswageon floating in a and because the writers summoned chuckles and river and the suggestion that retired Californian is no By Doug Ernst A Michael Hernandez lived together, the material guffaws from an ap- if Teddy Kennedy had been A study on the economic longer productive, according which finally went into the driving a VW, he would be INCREASED THEFTSand inadequate secure parking lots preciative audience. The effects of the 1974 energy to Chu. magazine was well thought explicit stories President today, had to be have prompted students to lock their bikes to light posts sexually crisis, written by two SJSU "After age 65," said Chu, out, Miller said. were sprinkled with vivid cut by staffers, he said. and other unusual places. economics instructors, has "the person isn't worth The Harvard Lampoon imagery and word play. He It seems, Miller said, that determined 652 Californian's anything, because he isn't authors, a "particularly sick described an unsnapped bra people called Volkswagon livesvalued at $200,000 earning money." and funny" bunch in the as "strangely useless-like a and complained because apiecewere saved due to "We haven't attempted to More bike riders 1960s, decided to try more broken kite." they thought it was a genuine !is the oil shortage. say that some people are ambitious projects, he said. The students seemed ad. more precious than others," In the late '60s they began men Reduced travel, lowered said Nunn, "but as an in- issuing magazine parodies rac freeway speed and per- dividual producer, a value may boost thefts targeting such works as Life, usin manent daylight savings can be placed on a person." Playboy, Time, James Bond How stio time were cited as factors in "These figures," reads the With a diminishing would be nice," added books and the "Lord of the ten the reduction of traffic report, "focus on only one number of parking spaces Fassler. Rings" trilogy. iizjn fatalities when compared to aspect of value saved which around the SJSU campus, "I just got one stolen last Their success encouraged would the same period a year is human capital. No attempt the bicycle is likely to month," said Mike Sullivan, the editors to attempt a V VS. earlier. is made to estimate other become more prominent. environmental studies national magazine, Miller you ifully costs that were deterred This will amplify the oldest senior. "I think a central said. The first issue ap- such as legal expenses, bike area might be a good o The 24 -page report, problem confronting the peared in March, 1970. police costs, and medical idea with someone to watch written by Betty Chu and bicyclistrip-offs. Fourteen months later, the handle and funeral expenses." the area," Sullivan added. their Geoffrey Nunn, determined Figures for bicycle thefts magazine was a success, The Chu -Nunn study Wells, drawing from her ingly the value of 652 lives at at SJSU for 1974 show 219 Miller said, especially after represents four months of experience in bike detail this? almost $130 million in in- reported cases, according to a "Porno" issue which in- Betty Chu research, analysis and work, suggested, "Always ustry come production. Larry James of campus creased circulation by writing. security. This is ap- lock your bike, although that 100,000. Josef Rosov just arrived in Israel dividual is human capital, proximately a 340 per cent won't always prevent The staff's intention now is The reduction in traffic the value of which can be increase over the 1973 thefts." to be "weird, sick, far out with no money fatalities represents a determined by looking at his Wells said to license statistics. and creative issue after with no job savings for the state, ac- age and his earnings stream. San Jose Police Depart- bicycles at any fire station issue," said Miller. cording to co-author Chu. "Capital is at an 8 per cent campus ment figures indicate 6,038 (for a $1) fee) to aid in the He demonstrated his goal with no apartment increase," said Chu, reported thefts for 1974, return of recovered bikes. by reading two of his stories, with hope. "Because those (652) "therefore, the capital worth according to Darlene Wells persons are alive today," of a person should be the briefs of the bicycle detail. said Chu, "the state same." There are however, no San Jose State He needs your help. V. benefits." By averaging the age and plans in the offing at SJSU income per capita of all for new bicycle racks or a Californians, Chu and Nunn All drop cards must be guarded safety compound, VIOatcher His courage to declare himself a Jew in the land of his a and Bird According to the report, found the average Califor- turned in by 5 p.m. Feb. 7. according to Byron Bollinger rhaps birth was rewarded by threats, harassment and loss of the dollar value of a person nian to be worth almost The deadline for add cards of Buildings and Grounds. 3ri we his job. His determination has brought him to Israel. can be determined by how $200,000 at 8 per cent in- is Feb. 14. Bollinger gave no reason. Barbara Edell/356-0664 He comes with a full heartlove for his People, and many productive years he terest. Students should obtain the Students owning the two- .e in- the hope of beginning a new life ina land still has left and by how much The average California is add-drop cards from their wheelers are concerned. Who knows more about PSA, emir unofficial state bird than strange to him. What will you do to help him in his money he produces. 31 years old and has 34 years instructors, fill them out Liberal studies sophomore the fe is your own official campus rep? struggle? "As an income producer," of "productivity" left before (including social security Kathy Fassler, "I live in a ilone. With more California flights Keep the report reads, "an in- retiring, the report said. number), and turn them in at dorm and don't ride too the promise iking than any other airline, PSA is Library South between 8 often. I don't like to leave my off any time you uman ready to take Send contributions to a.m. and 5 p.m. bike for too long." are. Next time you need a ue of Israel Emergency Fund "If someone would make a reservation, watch for your c/o Hews Simchon 1 the bird watcher. Or whistle. cage (security compound) it Jewish Student Center 441 South 10th St. The recently formed SJSU PSA gives you a lift. 9ieve San Jose. Ca. 9511 2 may spartaguide branch of the Society of s still Women Engineers (SWE) will hold its first meeting of when the spring semester this Liman Thursday, Feb. 6, at 7:30 p.m. in Engr 247. it. TUESDAY The Sierra Club will hold a SWE, which has planned a meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Campus Ambassadors will short movie movie for the hold a Bible S.U. Pacifica room. A film study at 10:30 We've got a plan meeting, is open to both men a.m. in the S.U. Pacheco will be shown. and women. room. SJSU Fraternities and All science, math and The Student California SorolUes are sponsoring a engineering majors are to make your banking easier. Teacher's Association will presentation of music by . invited to attend. Refresh- have a drop-in orientation "Seagull," noon to 1:30 p.111. inents will be served. from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. in on Ninth Street the S.U. Almaden room. Flying Twenty will hold a A series of lectures en- meeting at 7:30 p.m. Pi AB THURSDAY 107. SJSU Sailing Team will hold titled ''Alternative The International a meeting in the S.U. Education in the Bay Area" xsa Pacheco room at 8 p.m. will begin Tuesday, Feb. 4. '7.11 Association of Business and ,110 Economics Students will Campus Ambassadors will at 9:30 a.m. in the Hoover hold a Bible study at 11:30 Hall lounge, and will con- unt -1.* hold a meeting at 3:30 p.m. ftc in BC 4. a.m. in the S.U. 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By Dan Bertellotti relativelj easy 92-75 win praise for his Spartans. the rest of the way. The Pat Barrett really has over the visiting Tigers at "I was especially pleased [Spart an Daih Spartans stretched the lead nobody to thank but Civic Auditorium. with our passing game of- to 20 in the last half, but UOP University of Pacific Guards sparkle fense. It gives up much more closed to 10 twice. But the basketball coach Stan The Spartan backcourt consistency on offense. Spartans didn't panic, and Morrison. gave UOP fits all night. Barrett really likes it." stayed in control. If it hadn't been for Barrett was especially adept Speed works Spartans third Morrison, the 6-foot-4 guard around the bucket, hitting on "We were hoping to sports Even with the win, San from Anaheim wouldn't have 11 of 17 field goals and seven rebound with them and run Jose (2-1) is still in third started for SJSU Saturday of eight free throws. Pete some also," said Guevara. place in the PCAA race. San night against the Tigers. Miller canned eight of 10 "They ran on us some, but Diego State is the only un- Morrison started a 6-foot-7 fielders and two free tosses we were also able to break,. defeated team left ( 3-0) after soph, Myron Jordan at (18 points) before retiring We broke down a couple of switched to center, replacing motion," said Guevara. "We an 84-77 win over Long Beach guard, so Spartan coach late in the game with an times, but played well Rick Darnell. made them do things they State. Long Beach is second Ivan Guevara countered ankle sprain. overall." But all four contributed didn't want to do and forced at 3-1. with Barrett, scrapping The severity of the sprain The Spartans had a new heavily in the win. Darnell them to take shots they Fullerton State, SJSU's plans to start 6-foot Dennis wasn't determined, but look against UOP as came off the bench with fire didn't want to take." opponent Thursday night at Black in the backcourt. Miller seemed sure he'd be Guevara started a new in his eye and contributed 14 SJSU steps stars Civic Auditorium, dropped The result was Barrett in the lineup Thursday night fivesome. Earl Hogue and points and six rebounds. Fair had stated before the its third straight PCAA scoring a season-high 29 against Cal State Fullerton. Don Orndorff were the Hogue was spectacular; he game that to stop UOP they game to Fresno State, 62-59. points leading his team to a Guevara had nothing but forwards and Ronnie Fair was high rebounder with 14 had to stop Gary Dean and and had at least six blocked leading scorer Keith Young. The Spartans return to Spartan Gym, where they shots. Young played only a short are 6-0 this season, Saturday Orndorff dependable period of time because of afternoon for a 3 o'clock JV teamwork prevails Orndorff was his usual illness, and was ineffective. televised showdown with San steady self, Guevara's Dean was kept under control Diego thinker on the court. He was with just 12 points. State. seven of 11 from the floor and But as Fair also said, Monday Barrett was in 78-66 cage triumph had five boards. "Those two guys are the named co-PCAA player of Guevara said he started keys to their offense. But no the week with San Diego the new lineup because two guys are going to out- State's Bob Novach. Besdies By Ross Farrow contribute equally to the success we've had his season-high against LflrreflAU had a highly "that's the way we've been score our five." The Spartan JV cagers have this year. They work very hard in practice." UOP, Barrett had 14 against PRETTY FAIR LEAP-SJSU forward Ronnie Fair drives in doing it in practice." Four of the five SJSU succesful season in relative obscurity, Unlike the varsity, the JV squad does not Cal. for bucket. posting a 12-3 record. They broke a three- compete in a league, which, Jennum said, The new lineup along with starters and Darnell were in game losing streak Saturday night by makes it difficult to motivate a team. Darnell, Russ Palmer and double figures; Hogue had beating the UOP Tigers at Civic Jennum said travel expenses would be too Dennis Black had UOP only two points, but did a Auditorium, 78-66. great if the PCAA had a JV league because guessing all night. great job on the boards. Read Spartan Head coach Joe Jennumcited injuries and they would have to travel to Southern "We did a good job of UOP led once at 11-9, but Gymnasts win the flu, which troubled several players, for California. Their longest road trip this putting pressure on them, SJSU ran off 14 straight Daily Sports their three losses, to Fresno State, Cal and . season is to Fresno. forcing them out of their points and was in command St. Mary's. Instead of a league title, which is unat- Guard Mark Tanner, the team's second tainable, the team points to Cal, Stanford, -Sports Editor close home meet leading scorer, averaging more than 13 Fresno and UOP because they have more

points a game, had an injury in the lower scholarship athletes, said Jennum. The return of John to win. In his last meet he Study in Fair, along back, and leading scorer Gary Hutchins stars Cameron and Gordon received a 7.8. Guadalajara, Mexico Evertzs and Wayne with Dan Teixeira, Dan In the UOP game, guard Roy Hutchins Everett to SJSU's gym- Calmly Grimm went Apple were sidelined by the flu. the coach for a very good The GUADALAJARA SUMMER drew praise from Kimball slighted nastics team was a factor in through his routine buy SCHOOL. a fully accredited UNI- back against UOP and led VERSITY OF ARIZONA program. Tanner came floor game, shooting and defense. Hutchins a victory over Chico State hysterically his teammates the Spartans with 20 points, making 9 of 15 will offer June 30 to August 9. scored only eight points against UOP, but University Saturday night, greeted him upon his anthropology. art, education. folk. fieid goal attempts. made three of his four field goal attempts. lore, geography, history, govern. but the all-around per- dismount. The judges gave meet, language and literature. JV's get help His five assists give him the team lead with in football formance of Marty Sharpe him an 8.85 and SJSU a Tuition and fees, $190. DOWD and draft family room with Mexican 5245 The JV's received an unexpected boost 43. was also influential. 196.05-195.3 victory. WritetOGUADALAJARASUMMER w hen Larry Bowles, sophomore forward SCHOOL. 413 New Psychology The Tigers led only once in the ball game, Cameron participated in The win was their first of sitting on the bench for the varsity, joined even first half, the University of Arizona. Tucson 10-8. After a fairly his first meet after missing the season. Their record is Arizona 85721. the junior varsity, and in his first game, their four-point halftime Spartans opened the first three due to now 1-3. contributed 19 points and was the leading in the second half. Steve Lopez - edge early monomucleosis. He entered rebounder with 12. A 14-4 edge gave SJSU a 16-point lead with all six events and finished "Larry has a very good attitude," stated 13 minutes left in the game, but the Tigers Craig Kimball, SJSU's all-time leader in passing and total third in the all-around Jennum. "He just wants to play." closed to within four with 3:20 left, 70-66. But offense, was overlooked in the pro football draft last week. competition. Bowles intended to red-shirt, but because a twisting drive by Fair, two free throws by In his three years as the Spartan quarterback, Kimball Everett missed the first If an "administrative oversight," was Hutchins and a breakaway lay-up and two passed for 6,139 yards and 50 touchdowns. He collected 485 three meets due to unable to do so. "It is unfortunate the guy In this less than more free throws by Evertsz gave SJSU the completions, which ranks him seventh on the all-time NCAA ineligibility. He entered has to pay for it," Jennum added. will. career completions list. It makes one wonder what a person three events and finished Bowles will continue to play and also suit has to do to prove himself. high in all three. up for varsity contests unless an emergency "It's nice to have the guys thinking perfect world, One reason Kimball was slighted is that he played football Sharpe had the top score in arises and he is needed by the varsity. positive again," said Jennum after the at SJSU. The spotlight in the Bay Area shines on U.C. the rings and finished fifth in No superstars game. "Our intensity is a little better. This Berkeley and Stanford, and Kimball has loomed in the the all-around competition. Jennum describes his team as "very good, was the kind of ball game we've been shadows projected by quarterbacks Steve Bartkowski and The Chico match was close ith no super individuals. All the guys playing before." Mike Boryla. through all six events as PCAA overshadowed by PAC-8 neither team showed a SJSU is a member of the Pacific Coast Athletic Association weakness. DON'T BLOW g. Wrestlers whip (PCAA). Cal and Stanford are members of the Pacific-8, The Spartans grabbed an which is a better league, and naturally Pac-8 teams are in early lead in floor exercises YOUR line for much more exposure than PCAA teams. but nearly lost it in the There are definitely many players on the SJSU team who pommel horse. SJSU led MIND... Sac. State, 36-9 could play for better football schools, and had they done so, 62.8-62.2 after two events. their chances of making names for themselves would un- The Wildcats then won the there is a less than EXPAND The Spartan wrestlers SJSU won three matches doubtedly have improved. People always say the pros will rings despite a 8.65 per- broke a habit of being beaten with pins, four by decision find you if you're good, no matter where or who you play for. formance from Sharpe. IT! by weaker teams with a 36-9 and one by forfeit. This is true only to an extent. Chico led 96.6-94.35 at the Chtl s WOOS pul 101.0 .na.t/e trrl perfect magazine- no,,, victory over Sacramento Winning by pin were Eddie eavs Stull me plays It's only natural for the pros to lean toward a player who is halfway mark. poems that,.,, State Saturday night in Ortiz, Greg Hill, and Jim M feel ristanmg fussed over by the media. It's equally natural for the pros to In vaulting and parallel the Spartan Gym. Niskanan. Winners by overlook the small college star who is unable to garner the .bars the Spartans closed the I Vally "They did an exceptional decision were Rusty Lock- owderslano publicity he might receive at a bigger school. gap to 162.7-163.8 with a 8.8 C,11s Notes job against an obviously wood, Steve Dick, Dean Aetp All-star games important effort by Scott Seelos in the 4 weaker opponent. They fired Prescott seej and Mario Post-season college bowl games also play an important Lampoon vaulting and a 8.85 job by National right out from the first Rodriquez. PL. role in the draft. Hordes of pro scouts evaluate talent in Everett in the parallel bars. LH" Inatch on," assistant coach Mike Ftauschnot won And you can have this less than perfect magazine simply by by games like the Hula Bowl, East-West Shrine and Senior The Horizontal Bar was the Tim k err said. forfeit. Bowl. A good showing wandering around looking over newsstand displays, bewilder- tcomes 40. .ma /, in an all-star game can be very last event. affis1 14 ve. Was Nes med. rewarding. Down by 1.1 points, Frank ing yourself with all of the bright colors and sometimes difficult - But it's very difficult for small college players to earn a Sander and Cameron helped to-pronounce titles, until you find it or have it thrust upon you Bowlers sparkle trip to the major bowl games. Kimball was never selected. More than 200 titles even the score. After a 8.5 by by some abrupt, criminal -looking dealer. available at: SJSU defensive back Louie Wright and defensive lineman Cameron, Mike Grimm Dave Wasick were this year, but it was only the first time in B. Dalton Bookseller came to the bar needing a 8.2 in own tourney the history of SJSU that two Spartans got invitations in the Eastr,dge & Valley Fair Shnpp.no Centers same season. SJSU's bowling squads Invitational Bowling 49ers pass up opportunity were anything but hospitable Tournament, held last An interesting note is that the San Francisco 49ers selected hosts as the women won and weekend on the S.U. lanes. quarterback Rich Worley of Howard Payne University late in the men tied for second in the The women beat out three the draft. The 49ers have had a quarterback problem of late seventh annual Pat Wiley other teams as Diane Weeks, and it's surprising they didn't go for one sooner. And if they $395.00 buys Hewlett-Packards Clare Glieden, Pat Bossier, wanted to wait around that long, Kimball would have seemed I= In IN MI IN IN IIIII MI MI NI In HI Carrie Choy and Joyce Sato the logical choice over Worley, whose name does not a bell. combined for a 186 team Kimball is from San Francisco and had he developed with new HP-55 Programmable TFIL average per bowler. the 49ers it would have been a big plus for them having a High bowlers were Weeks hometown success story. Kimball is not exceptionally fast Scientific at our place. ( 204) and Glieden (199), and and cannot be counted on as much of a runner or scrambler. Ted Kovach (209) and John But the 49er offense does not necessitate an extremely I specializing in the natural look Stoops ( 202 ) for the men, mobile quarterback. The 49ers generally use a basic drop Here s what you get: by Mr. Wilfred & staff who competed in a field of 12. back style, predicated upon accurate passing. 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It was a performance nsored by the Students By Mary E. Edwards There's unforced drama in Reg. 49.9 ernational Meditation "Jaws" is a tale of how his story as he writes about QUALITY GAS iety (SIMS) and it powerless and small we are the effect on the people of Ethyl 51.9 when confronted with a very Amity. The book becomes a hlighted the virtues of Puritan Oil Co. So. 4th & Williams nscendental meditation real, very believable natural moral fable about man's ). But it wasn't what you monster. reaction to fear and the ht have expected. Peter Benchley's book tenuousness of his t was an hour and a half of about a great white shark supremacy. very talented and very that terrorizes a Long Island Adventure story CRAFTSPEOPLE WANTED tagious young man resort town is a horror story, But above all, "Jaws" is ed Jonas Magram. He but a magnificent one. an adventure story, the sort A TOUCH OF CRAFTS e to the S.U. Pacifica The great white shark is 20 of book that should be read in IS looking for quality and originality in handcrafted m on behalf of SIMS. feet long, sleek, beautifully one sitting. It's an amazing items for consigment. Leather, Pottery, Macrame, self a teacher of TM, natural -and hungry. So first novel, and the film book/beer money call us for gram is a composer and /SO when he finds food in the ( with Benchley's screen- Glass, Etc. If you need fessional musician who John Rosenfield waters off the beach town of play) should be equally and appointment to "show and tell." toured the States and JONAS MAGR AM-singing to students in Pacifica Room last Thursday. Amity, he stays. Soon two amazing when it's released en performances in people are dead, then three, this spring. 249-3525 (open 7 days) ope. aged men. More than 60 of Magram said, "We human Magram also mentioned and the people in the town Benchley's style is tight 4, id he is charming. His them crammed into the beings can most easily locate the first campus of are desperate, frightened and lean -there's not a ce is strikingly similar to room. Magram didn't ask this source of creative in- Maharishi International and worried that their superfluous scene in the t Stevens', his guitar- them to buy anything. He telligence through thought. University, which is located livelihood will dry up as the book. The characters are ununing not unlike the didn't even have to ask them In each one of us it is so vast in Iowa. A Santa Barbara tourists stay away. rather sketchily drawn and *STAR MOTOR k e Jim Croce's. And even to listen, because they loved and so great we need to learn campus opened in 1973, and What is most striking two-dimensional, but they staunchest cynic would it. to enjoy it...in TM that is more are planned. about "Jaws" is not the are so subordinate to the IMPORTS infected by his message. TM was introduced in this what happens, and you are One listener wanted to awesome menace of the great fish that the flaw is If our lives are to blossom country by Maharishi able to live life in greater know why TM courses great shark, but the only a minor one. inevitability of that menace. 10% DISCOUNT SPECIAL STUDENT must be more creative Mahesh Yogi, a Hindu monk harmony and happiness." charge fees if they truly are The overall feeling of the with a degree in physics. It is Thought a bubble offering mankind a service. 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PRESENT STUDENT BODY CARD FOR DISCOUNT The audience was a verifiable statistics, The second introductory cotton-in-cheeks take-off on elting pot of denim and meditation has helped cure lecture in the TM series will Brand as the Godfather. eed, long hair and short, ulcers, allergies, alcoholism, be Thursday night at 8 p.m. The skit was intended to asses, beards, braless criminal tendencies, tobacco in the Pacifica room and will show that even criminals as ds, children and middle- addiction, and hypertension. put more stress on the actual hardened as the Corleones Daisies 25'/ dozen aids ad techniques. can be reformed through "It doesn't take any effort TM. or strain to establish contact The audience remained The Plantations Babe Ruth's with that source of thought," totally enthralled through now selling flowers he told the attentive group. the show and somehow you 555 S. 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from han- Some SJSU disabled students who received any complaints normally park in the Seventh Street dicapped students about a lack of garage have been searchinng a bit spaces, but a shortage is sometimes harder for reserved spaces there. caused when "people who don't belong According to Robert Haller, garage in these spaces begin parking in them." attendant, more spaces for han- Jeff Walter, student assistant at the dicapped students have been filled at Seventh Street garage, said the biggest the Seventh Street lot recently because parking problem for the disabled of a special education class for children students results when drivers without in the nearby Education Building. permits begin using the handicapped spaces. Haller said that more handicapped students appear to be using the "Occasionally, there won't be any reserved spaces at the lot, resulting in a room" for the handicapped student who shortage of spacesespecially between park there, Walter stated. 9:30-11:30 a.m. wants to Mary Ellen Rogers, disabled students According to Rogers, there are fewer coordinator, said that about 20-25 hard handicapped students with parking of hearing children are driven to school permits this semester. A total of 140 for a special class in the Education disabled parking permits have been John Rosenfi Building. issued this semester, compared to 180 PARKING BLUESMeanwhile, handicapped students find fewer and fewer places to park on the SJSU campus Rogers stated that she has not permits issued last semester. Science closes in on male oral contraceptive By Bob Agee could be that men are responding to women's demands that said condoms are 75 to 80 Per cent effective according to a weak male hormone pill daily and a more potent injects", The day when men will be able to take a male version of they i the men take some of the responsibility," battle said. recent study. monthly, according to the article in Science Digest. n The Pill or possibly be given a birth control vaccine, may not For a birth control method to be effective, it should be safe, Morgan said condoms can be 97 per cent effective, but However, side effects had been found in laboratory ri be too far away. reliable and unobtrusive, according to Battle. because of tearing, failure to use them until just before that had been given vasectomies, and scientists at t According to a recent article in Science Digest magazine, The mehods currently available to menabstention, ejaculation, and improper removal, their effectiveness may University of Missouri School of Medicine are looking foi such methods of birth control are under study, and if condoms or vasectomyall have some serious drawbacks, be drastically reduced. safer way to suppress the production of sperm than the use programs fulfill their promise, they could even- Battle said. The current research on male contraceptives centers research hormones or surgical methods. tually be available for general use. It's not realistic to think that a sexually active male is around various hormones, taken as a pill or by injection, the Oscar Battle, health educator for SJSU Health Services, going to abstain, Battle said, and vasectomy is too per- application of heat to the testicles by microwave or Over 2,000,000 American men have had vasectomies, envisions ready acceptance of a male oral contraceptive, if manent a step for most college-aged men. ultrasound exposure, or by the injection of sperm antibodies cording to the article. and when one becomes available. Condoms are the most commonly used male method, (the antibodies suppress the production of sperm). "At one time, men did not take an active part in family Battle said, but they can create a disturbance to the sexual So far, in a study conducted by the University of The application of heat and the injection of sperm planning...now, they are beginning to," Battle said. act and they are not as reliable as the other methods. Washington School of Medicine, no undesirable side effects tibodies appear to be safest methods. But they have not The women have always taken the responsibility, and it Sharon Morgan of the San Jose Planned Parenthood clinic have been found among male volunteers who were given a been tested on humans.

Judge orders New law gives students time to sit on cash probe of CA AB 3116 leaves $80,000 in council's lap in SLA case Continued from page 1 The Department of Finance funded programs qualify for state IRA budget requests for fiscal '75-76 requests, and then it will send i Since only about $80,000 of state IRA decided, Guttormsen said, that $950,000 money, for '75-76 it is up to him to must be submitted to Burns by Feb. 7. budget recommendations to Burns. SAN FRANCISCO APThe govern- money is needed to pay A.S. budgeted should be held over for next year. decide which activities will get IRA From Feb. 10 through Feb. 18 a review The decisions will be made by Fe ment was ordered Monday to show that the balance they had coming as of Jan. He said that money would be added to money, and how much they'll get. committee will hold hearings on the 20. the Central Intelligence Agency did not 1, one might ask what is to heppen to the next year's system-wide allocation of illegally spy on a woman who has balance of SJSU's 1974-75 allocation of about $2.2 million, making a total of refused to answer grand jury questions $207,000. more than $3.1 million available for about the Symbionese Liberation More money IRA in '75-76. Army. Guttormsen said about $113,000 of Share uncertain U.S. District Court Judge Alfonso that allocation has come to SJSU Guttormsen said he is not certain Zirpoli told the government to produce already. He added he expects to receive what SJSU's share of that will be but he an affidavit refuting claims by the a maximum of $20,000 more. and Burns agreed it should exceed woman's attorney that the CIA con- $207,000. Thus, it will far surpass this ATTENTION None of the colleges and universities ducted illegal electronic surveillance of year's A.S. allocation to IRA of $155,000. should receive their full allocation this the 23-year-old Oakland woman. Burns said he does not yet know how year, Guttormsen said, because the The woman, Cynthia Garvey, claims the increased IRA funds will affect State Department of Finance deter- some of the grand jury questions to her qualified programs. mined that part of this year's system- were based on illegal wiretapping by "We could give more to existing ones, wide allocation should be held over for ALL STUDENTS the CIA. fund new ones or cut old ones and start the 1975-76 fiscal year. Miss Garvey was to have surren- new ones," Burns said. dered on Monday and gone to jail for According to Guttormsen, the agency Burns decides To help reduce the high cost of health care in this inflationary period, contempt of court for refusing to an- decided that since AB 3116 did not go Although the administering of state State University has contracted with swer grand jury questions about the into effect until the fiscal year was half IRA money required few decisions of the Associated Students of San Jose terrorist SLA which kidnaped Patricia over, the entire $2.6 million should not Burns for the remainder of fiscal '74 BAY AREA UNION PROFESSIONAL CENTER (a California non-profit Hearst last Feb. 4. be spent in just six months. other than determining which A.S. organization) to provide the following services: Unions struggle to represent 1. EYE EXAMINATIONS (provided in full as your student benefit). 2. PRESCRIPTION GLASSES faculty as legislation pends 3. CONTACT LENSES 4. OPTICAL PRESCRIPTIONS FROM Continued from page 1 of the CFA and the whole collective promotions approved by the trustees. The faculty seems to agree on the bargaining issue" before deciding Both organizations believe collective OTHER DOCTORS FILLED need to get together, but rather than whether to join CFA. bargaining will make the state more UPC, they are bending together in CFA. responsive to the needs of the faculty 5. GLASSES REPAIRED One faculty organization is sitting out "CFA is in its infancy," Bowman community. the CFA-UPC fight, at least tem- said. "It's just being conceived." The leading collective bargaining bill 6. HEARING EVALUATIONS 8. HEARING AIDS porarily. Hutchinson of the UPC said in the state legislature was written and The Association of California State politically the CFA "doesn't even introduced by Sen. Ralph Dills ( D- Universities Professors ACSUPJ at exist" and has done nothing in the past Gardena ) last week. SJSU narrowly defeated a proposal ill for the faculty except gain benefits BAY AREA UNION PROFESSIONAL CENTER provides professional Committee secretary to 9i to join up with the CFA. from group insurance for members. for Dills, more than 400 organizations in A decision to join CFA would have CFA President Smith agreed that Phillis De Croix, said the bill "has a optometric and vision care services to meant all other faculty organizations they were "still quite new and long way to go" and is expected to take California. would be combined against UPC. developing." "at least a couple of months" before a northern Dr. Mary Bowman, professor of The CFA and UPC agree that reforms vote could be taken. physical education and president of are needed in the area of salaries, Gov. Brown said he believes In February, each member of the Associated Students will receive a ACSUP said the members apparently student-to-teacher ratios, workloads, collective bargaining legislation will be want to "wait and see the development fringe benefits and the number of passed this yar. special mailing containing information showing you how to avail yourself of this excellent student benefit. Please be sure to follow the registration instructions. Students who want to receive the services listed above before FUN NITE in the GAMES AREA the mailing may call the nearest BAUPC office. Good vision and healthy eyes are important assets to your scholastic achievement and your well Saturday, February 8, 8:00 pm-2:00 am. being. Many times an eye examination may indicate health and vision problems you may not be aware of;hence, we urge each student to register entry fee-11.00 per person for this excellent service by calling the BAUPC office nearest them. 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