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PAREAN DAILY a Vol. 97, No. 40 Publish& for San lose State University since 1934 Friday, October 25, 1991 Washington named to CSU board By Faye IA Gov. Wilson lauds degree in communications at SJSU. 'Washington's Duly stall st., former A.S. He already holds associate of arts degrees in pharmacy and business and is experience as A.S. Gov. Pete Wilson has appointed president as effective student rep currently working as a pharmaceutical president AMYX Washington, former president of technician for the Air Force. will help SJSU's Associated Students, to the "That's great," she said of the appoint- Trustees." An Air Force reservist, he was called him to represent California State University Board of ment "I think it's a really neat oppmuni- "He's the only 1.ident trustee," she for military duty in Desert Storm last Trustees. ty foi SJSU to have a student representa- said. "There have already been three January. all 38,000 The appointment gives Washington a tive sit on the Mud of Trustees." board meetings without a student." Washington left the university at that students in the voice in who SJSU's next president will The CSU board needs student input, Wilson predicted that Washington time to train at Travis Air Force Base in be. lie will be able to vote, will serve on she said. would be a "diligent and effective advo- Fairfield. CSU well.' the board for two years, but will not be "Washington's experience as A.S. cate for the students of the California paid. president will help him to represent all State University system." Washington tried to get students more 380,(Xl0 students in the CSU well," she Like Wilson, Washington is a The Associated Press and Daily Nicole Launder voice in CSU policies, according to cur- said. "It's a Associated Students president very important position to Republican. He is 32 years old, and cur- production editor Robert W. Scoble rent A.S. president Nicole launder. have a student advocate on the Board of rently studying for a bachelor of arts contributed to this report.. Arneze Washington

Donna Brammer Daily uaff photographer Students are fascinated, and disgusted, as they watch KSJS disc jockey Phil Habib chew and swallow 10 worms to raise funds for the station. KSJS jockeys eat worms, wear diapers for cash By NI ichael Monaghan Campbell said. KSJS hoped to raise aware- ly staff writer ness of the station with the Student Union broadcasts, which lasted from 6 am. to 1 KSJS disc Jockey Jon "Dr. Love" p.m. Other challenges Thursday included Campbell aired his show in front of the Pete "Coach Q" Nyberg shaving his head Student Union Thursday morning only and "Scoots" Habib eating 10 live worms. it wasn't the typical broadcast. Pledges have amounted to 520,000 so Clad in only a T-shirt. Ray-Ban sun- far, and this money will be used to purchase glasses and a diaper, Campbell's broadcast new compact discs and disc players, micro- from a playpen complete with Raggedy phones and air conditioners. However, Ann and Andy dolls was the answer to a more money would be nice, Campbell said. self-proclaimed pledge challenge from KSJS, which is located in Hugh Gillis KSJS's pledge drive last week. The chal- Hall, is scheduled to move to a larger room lenge: If sponsors raised S600 in pledge in the same building when air conditioning money during his show, Campbell would is in.stalled. Donna /hammer Daily sun- photographer dress in "baby drag." In exchange for pledging money to the According to Campbell, it took only two radio station, sponsors receive gifts such as On -air personality Phil "Scoots" Habib is fed a live worm by fellow KSJS staffer Kim "Tortoise Woman" (lark. hours to raise the 5600, and a short time T-shirts, compact discs and concert tickets. The students are aiming to raise S20,000 for the station. !titbit) said, "The worms taste best with steak sauce." later, $1,(X)0 was sponsored. In this regard, "you're getting something "People don't know about (KSJS)." back" as you give to KSJS, Campbell said.

Kinko's agrees to ask INSIDE SISU students head to Big Basin to shore up land against erosion FEATURES publishers' permission It.k Kim Carter Rates a variety of restorauon activities in the Santa Jazz Jazz fireworks: ink ni.sit Writer Crw. mountains. legend and guitar wizani Ken Moore is the group coordinator who is in Course readers will cost students more Al DiMeola warmed Several SJSU students are volunteering to help charge of taking the teams out and demonstrating up a capacity crowd in restore Big Basin in the Santa Cruz mountains the restoration process. Ily Angela 11ill How much depends on what publishers the Student Union before the rainy season arrives. "The objective of the Sempervirens fund is to royalties on certain books," she Twelve members from the SJSU Environmental preserve and protect the character of the Santa Cruz I)uly suit writer ask for in amphitheater Thursday. said. Resource Center group ventured to Big Basin Oct. mountains," Moore said. Kinko's now has to copy everybody else Packets, a collection of copied sections Page 4 19. The teams usually spend a six- to eight-hour day -- at least other copy companies. From books and other publications, are per- "It was a lot of labor and very educational," ERC of hard labor. Each volunteer will dig up foreign In an Oct. 17 agreement, ending a lawsuit fectly legal when proper authorization is volunteer coordinator Jason Gerber said. plant species with tools provided by Solver:wens. from early this year, Kinko's conceded to fol- obtained and permission fees are paid, "Everybody came away with a good feeling that Moore said he tells student volunteers to "bring a low common legal practices of getting pub- according to Judith Platt, a representative for WORLD NEWS they got things accomplished." sack lunch and a bunch of water. I recommend that lishers' permission and paying royalties AAP, a trade assoc. iatkm.. Afore finger-panting: SJSU students from the Alpha Phi Omega frater- you wear work clothes and hiking boots" copyrighted books. "College anthologies arc mud' less expen- nity will volunteer on Oct. 26 and members of the The erosion control is almost complete. "The before duplicating I accuses Kuwait and this means Kinko's prices for sive than buying the complete texts tor a Student Affiliation For Envimnmental Respect will focus this fall is to remove all non-native invasive For students, its U.S.-led allies of kid- college class anthologies arc a little higher class," Platt said. "But the fact that they're for head fir the hills on Nov. 16. plant species." Moore added. than they used to he and (unwound is a little cducauonal purposes is no excuse to break napping 55 Iraqi fisher- Big Basin Redwood State Park is located in the Two species of non-native plants are spreading slower. the law." men in the Persian Gulf heart of the Santa Cruz niountains. lhe park recent- rapidly throughout the rxirk area that need to be The agreement is between I( the Obtaining ',emission is the legal way to this week. ly acquired S00.000 acres of land called Berry removed: Pampas grass from Smith America and Asstriation of American Publishcis. and the go, but it does take longer. Page Creek Ridge to the north of Big Basin. French Broom Imm Europe. These plants take over eight publishers who won the lass suit against "Getting permission may take two or three This area has been heavily logged, and if the an area so quickly that the native species can't corn- the nationwide copy shop chain in March. weeks," Platt said. "Professors can't expect to land is not prepared for restoration, the rainy season Pete- The court's ruling found Kinko's guilty of come in at the last minute and get a 24 -hour holds the potential to wash thousands of tons of soil "We can not co-exist with these plant species," detounng permission fees in order to under- turnaround." down the slopes of the park into creek beds. Moore said. "Insects don't attack the plant species cut as competition on college anthologies or "It's only fair, though." she said. SPORTS The result is that the creek water turns muddy and animals do not cat the plants nothing inter- packets. "Intellectual property is just as much pmperty The Large Game: and sediment is deposited on creek beds. Water- acts with these plants" Although Kinko's now adds the permis- as something physical. People who wouldn I Sattirtia y Cal -Spartan related habitat is destroyed. native salmon and trout numbers are sion fees into its price scales, packet prices dream of walking out of a store with an arti- match-up could be the Already, Students who are interested in volun- cle of clothing don't realize it's the same down live warm to what it used to he. Trout need arc not substantially higher. second biggest Bay Area teering to help restore Big 'Win con- "We still make the packets here at this thing to copy things writers have worked on clear creek beds to spawn. store" IMa Puna of the downtown San Jose for years." rivalry of the college "the SJSU students will be volunteering their tact Jason Gerber at the ERC in Kinko's said. Pana is in charge of professor In the recent agreement, Kinko's also con- football season. weekends in the next couple of months by removing Washington Square Hall or contact publishing requests. sented to pay damages of $1./t million to the Page 6 non-native plants and help in the construction of Ken Moore at Sempervirens (408) "The only difference it will make to stu- infringed publishers, obtain proper authoriza- erasion control structures. 662-3039. dents is that the packets might cost a little tion and pay permission fees in the future. The Sempervirens fund in charge of the project more. lhe case will fall be appealed. is a non-profit organization that plans and coordi- 2 Friday, October 25, 1991 IN San lose State Elnitrrsit SPARTAN DAILY FORUM OPINIONS WRITER'S FORUM Dede Reis Stop the war on herbs in ftatvnofraovof 44 1 but raOvfara wonardcrinugs, Pot use cost Allen flowers and herbs."-Willie Nelson. Ginsberg what sexual I saw another hemp shirt on a random did not person the other day. They're great shirts, harassment a bit too expensive, but I suppose we all cost Clarence Thomas pay a price for the illegality of pot. Casualties of the "war on drugs" range from the imprisoned "dealer' to the drug- Studies indicate that cigarette users put free middle-class taxpayer. Pot use cost themselves at a far greater health risk Allen Ginsberg what sexual harassment than pot-smokers. Others point to a great did not cost Clarence Thomas. In a body of evidence proving that alcohol is country at war with its own urine, both more addictive and is far more anything is possible. likely to incite abusive and self As illustrated by alcohol prohibition destructive behavior than dope. In fact, and, increasingly, the war on drugs, 65 percent of all murders in this country substance control is the pipe dream of involved the use of alcohol. So why is would-be cultural police and a marijuana illegal, you ask? convenient non-issue when "moral Many in the fight to de-criminalize leaders" like George Bush peddle marijuana point to the significant themselves on the stump. lobbying power of cigarette and alcohol Don't get me wrong. I don't want the corporations. The last thing big beer children of America high on grass in the business wants is competition on the sale classrooms any more than the next of legal ganja. Also, consider the fear person. Close examination of drug use surrounding anyone's admission of either among teenagers, however, supports the the use or support of this plant. theory that many kids are attracted by the In talking to people in the last three or glamour that is associated with illegality. four years, I've found most have realistic Millions of dollars are spent enforcing opinions of grass. These are characterized marijuana criminalization. Naturally, by statements like "Of course pot is no R,Vil 1)1,1111110(V Spartan Dail, millions more are spent cultivating and worse than alcohol." If more people get importing the plant. Legalizing marijuana past the misinformation lumping pot with possession would save a lot of money. white powders and high power Futile enforcement costs would be hallucinogens, perhaps the often-thwarted AND ANOTHER eliminated, a hemp tax could generate California Hemp Initiative will someday millions of much needed government be passed and de-criminalization of the revenue and the cost to recreational users Cannabis flower will begin. It sure won't ... Ted R. Comerfimi would be slashed. hurt state agriculture. THING Tobacco and alcohol are implicated in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people each year in this COMFITS' alone. Dede Reis is a Daily staff writer. Pick an issue, any issue, and take a stand

harassment, racism, constitutional argument) to sit on the for the worst. SexualZionism, homophobia, Supreme Court bench. Bush could have And in answer to what several of my heterosexism, what do these nominated an older, more experienced colleagues and friends have been telling WRITER'S words have in common with each judge. But, determined to make race an me about my recent column regarding other? They are all topics that issue one more time, he nominated sexual harassment, thank you for bringing have been covered in the pages of the someone who would barely pass through another perspective to the issue. As far as FORUM Kim Carter Spartan Daily during the past two weeks. the Senate confirmation process. Just the sorority pledge who was raped goes, I Students already have plenty to think minutes after Thomas was confirmed by did step in and reported it to the campus about without having to ponder the issues the Senate, Republican senators were police. The pledge refused to press of the week: whether or not Israel is bringing racial issues into the morass that charges. It was soon thereafter that I was oppressing the Palestinians, whether or not was Thomas' confirmation, stating that the removed from the office of president of Ruled by a dieting society lesbians and gay men are really human Democrats who voted against Thomas that fraternity and was expelled from the beings, whether or not women are sexually were voting against the second African- national fraternity. Canebridge. Jenny Craig. Ultra people eat more than fat people. Yes, I harassed on the job, and whether or not American ever nominated. My being willing to stand up for that Slimfast Extra-Strength like to eat; therefore, I want to be fit. Bart Simpson is the reincarnation of To me, that sounds like an indictment pledge was, in large part, a catalyst for my Dexatrim. I've tried them all. The winter months seem to be the Eleanor Roosevelt. of the Republican presidents for not expulsion. We all pay a price for Half of my life, I diet. Diet! most difficult time to control my weight. Regarding the Clarence Thomas nominating an African-American sooner. harassment. We also pay a price for Diet! I wish I were one of I find it difficult to motivate myself to nomination/hearing/confirmation, I am But the way that the American people will speaking out against the system. We arc all those types who could eat anything and exercise because of the rainy weather. disgusted beyond my own wildest probably take the senators' intimation will in this one together. my metabolism would take care of it - During this time, I tend to succumb to imaginings. In the name of racial justice, be just the way Bush wants them to: the On a lighter note, the symptoms of the but noon. weight loss advertisements. "Lose 20 an irrefutably unqualified person was Democrats oppose having African- rise of a fascist nation are everywhere. I wish our society still believed in the pounds in two weeks -just drink three nominated and confirmed to serve on our Americans in positions of power. One needs only watch CNN Headline days of the fertility cult during the time nutritional shakes a day and you will be nation's highest court. That's horseshit. News to see a former Grand Dragon of the of Venus of Willendorf - plump is slim forever." Believe me. I am the first person to Nothing legal can be done to remedy Ku Klux Klan, David Duke in race for beautiful. Actually, I realize that being The Food and Drug Administration is acknowledge that an African-American the error of Thomas' confirmation. It will Louisiana's governor's office. I'm not Mire thin and in shape is healthy. However, I cracking down on the quackery diet needed to fill the vacancy on the Supreme be up to a strong Congress and a wise, that I am ready to get trucked off to the do resent the way society puts pressure commercials because of false Court that was left by the retiring Justice liberal president to counter much of the camps just yet. on women and men alike to portray the advertising. They want full disclosure up Marshall. Nominating an African- mess that will be coming out of the Speak out. Take charge. Be responsible. model, anorexic image look at Vogue, front side effects on the diet and the American was the smartest thing George staunchly conservative court. Now is not Take action. Glamour, Cosmopohtan. number of people who drop out of the Bush ever did. Nominating Clarence the best time to be non-white, non- Fifty-million Americans attempt a program. For instance, the "Dream Away Thomas, on the other hand was not. Christian, non-heterosexual, non-college variety of diets each year, spending close Pill" has been taken off the market. Justice Thomas is neither experienced graduate, non-wealthy or non- to $30 billion. This is a mere example of Advertisements stated: Take this pill nor old enough (not intended as a conservative. We, as a nation, must brace Ted R. Comerford is a Daily staff writer. the result of the self-image complex we before going to bed and wake up get from the model industry. Ninety skinnier. Yeah, right. You'd have to be percent of people who lose 25 pounds really gullible to believe that one. gain it all back. This is because when Nutri-System has topped the people try to lose weight, they attempt headlines recently. There have been 5(X) diets that will take the weight off the lawsuits filed because of gallbladder Corrections: fastest immediate gratification. These failures. Advertisements from types of diets tend to be the most Nutri-System and other programs alike Forum page policies The date for the next meeting of dangerous and ineffective. portray success stories. The fact is that the Task Force on Intercollegiate Oprah Winfrey lost lots of weight on there are many more unsuccessful Athletics was incorrectly stated the liquid Optifast diet, but look at her stories. Women who attempt in the the weight The Spartan Daily devotes page two student). Articles can be submitted on a Oct. 24 article "Sports today. She is heavier than she has ever loss programs and do not succeed look at Monday through Friday to opinions from 3.5-inch disc with Microsoft Word. task force sets been and preaches that she will never try themselves as failures. "If they can do it, the Daily staff and community. Students, Don't send us your only copy because goals for academic standards." The another diet again. why can't I?" staff and faculty are welcome to contribute submissions become property of the group will meet again Nov. 5. According to Dr. Robert Kushner, a I don't think the general population is opinions. Spartan Daily and will be edited for In the article "Delta Gamma university specialist on dieting, fast aware what weight is a healthy weight Turn letters and opinions into the grammar, libel, spelling and length. splashes to help disabled groups" weight loss is not effective. Dieters go on because of the portrayal of the model Letters to the Editor box in the Spartan Categories available to non-Daily (Oct. 23), the name of the event's crash diets and drop calorie intake figure in our society. Alter all, who can Daily newsroom, WLN 104, between 9 staffers arc: chief organizer was not mentioned. substantially. When goals are met, really wear the tight, slinky clothes a.m. and 5 p.m. Campus Viewpoint is a 300-500 word Philanthropy Chairperson Charissa caloric intake is increased; however, your modeled and look as stunning as the Submissions may also be mailed to the essay on current campus, political or Pohle is responsible for woman in the organizing body no longer needs as many calories. ad? Forum Editor, the Spartan Daily, personal issues. Submissions should he the Anchor Splash. The result is weight gain. Well, one of these days I will. department of mass Also, the compe- communications, San well researched. tition The healthiest way to control Beginning Monday, I'll start exercising Jose State University, San Jose, CA Letters to the Editor should be where fraternity members acted unwanted weight gain is to burn off more on a regular basis and try to eat healthier 95192-0149. approximately 200 words responding to out renditions of different stories calories than taken in. I would much foods. Or ... maybe next Monday? When submitting articles, please Spartan Daily articles or calling attention (such as Peter Pan and Rocky) was rather motivate myself to exercise than to include: your name, phone number, to a particular issue or point of view. titled "Mr. Anchor Splash." The deprive myself from favorite foods. In address, class standing and major (if a three-foot trophy was awarded to the the book "New Fit or Fat," it says that fit Kim Carter is a Daily staff reporter. winner of the overall competition, Sigma Chi.

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SpartaGulde Is a daily calendar available to SJSU students, faculty and staff organizations at 924-3280 no charge. Deadline for submission: S p.m. two days before publication. Forms are available PHONE: aide at the Spartan Daily, WI.N 104. limited space may force reducing the number of insertions. FAX: 924-3282 MUSLIM STUDENT ASSOC.: PHILOSOPHY DEPT./ISR: International Center, call 725-8269. classes, Event Center Aerobics Room: Tow Friday prayers. 1 p.m. S 11 Guadalupe S',17-00/4' 26 Lecture. Kathryn Eldred, "Ethics in First day of second session Room, call 241-0850. Computing." 10 a.m.. S.U. Loma Priem SpartAerobics. Event Center Aerobics s M PUS MINISTRY: MOM A.S. HOMECOMING 1991: MOM, call 924-4501. Room, call 924-5960. 7.1t.r for Peace, Christian gathering of Homecoming tailgates. 3 p.m.. Spartan PHILOSOPHY DEPT.: Dr. Len ittavw28 CAREER PLANNING k schpture, fellowship, 10 a.m., Stadium/South Campus, call 924-6290. Candidacy ; ',opus Christian Brewster, "Why (lad does not exist," ART DEPT.: M.F A PLACEMENT: Employer Center Chapel DOlh SJSU ICE HOCKEY: SJSU vs Review. 13 graduate students Sin Carlos streets), call 298-0204. 7:30 p.m., 4th floor lounge@ presentation, Varian, noon, S.U. Colonnade Apts., 201 S. 4th St., call USC, II ant., Golden Gate Ice Arena, SWOM27 participating, 9 a.m.. An Dept., call Almaden Room, call 924-6033. 3140 Bay Rd., Redwood City, call 267 SJSU ICE HOCKEY: SJSU vs. 924-4330. 924-4519. Meeting, it( : Environmental Resource Center 6989. UCLA. noon, Golden Gate Ice Arena, SJSU CYCLING TEAM: , Free RECREATION AND LEISURE A.S. HOMECOMING 1991: 5'10 p.m., S.II. Costanoan Room, call concert, Darryl Chemey 3140 Bay Rd., Redwood City. call 267 Banner contest, 8 a.m., "Larth First!" STUDIES: Halloween halkxm burst-. JEWISH STUDENT UNION: S.U. 298 6928. 8 p.m.. Studio Halloween party, 7:30 p.m., Jason's 6989. Antpitheatre, call 924-6240. I ticatre, FIGH, call 924-5467. noon, Art quad/inclement weather MATH k CS CLUB: Lectures by hack -up site (SPX walkway). ,all 984- house, call 296-3125. JEWISH STUDENT UNION: ASLS: A.S. Leisure Services, In-class General meeting. 7:30 p.m., Prof. Mitchem, Rosane Ko and Charles 3644. registration, during SpanAerobic Sun, 3 p.m., MH 324, call 924-5113. Student-run credit union gets off ground commercial banks. serious doubts that a student-managed "We have to be sort of flexible recently hired as the controller at Low-interest loans beginning Passbook or "share accounts" can lending institution could survive. The when it comes to dealing with stu- Ampex Corporation's credit union in be opened with S25 and earn five per- A.S. refused to fund the young credit dents, because each one of them faces Redwood City, according to adviser cent annual interest union. so many different situations," he said. Francenc Feldbruggc. to draw more SJSU customers All deposits are invested in govern- "Students are usually classified as "I can say with confidence we "The main point is experience," By Barbara Doheny the university. Surviving on its own ment bonds or savings certificates at being the riskiest borrowers," qualify a lot of students for loans who Soo-Tho said. "The experience I pick Daily i.iit wnier investments, WSF credit union boasts banks and savings and loans. Those acknowledged senior finance major would not qualify for any other finan- up here reinforces what 1 learn in a loan default rate of only 3 percent on investments earn the interest WSF Roy Soo-Tho, the chief loan officer. cial institution," Kazi said. class." Twenty-five hundred dollars could $192,(XX) in outstanding loans. pays its own savers. "It also reflects on the quality of He added the credit union expects The only problem with operating come in handy. Registration is coming The credit union provides loans and An all-volunteer staff and the occa- students we have here," he said of to offer car limns and a credit card by without university funds, officers up. The holidays are close behind. savings certificates to students who sional bake sale help the bottom line, WSF borrowers. "Most of them are the end of the semester. agree, is their off-campus location. Not to worry. A group of SJSU stu- might not otherwise obtain them. It is but loans are the mainstay of the busi- working. We find they come here Interest rates are set and invest- The group rents a nun above the dents have the money to lend, and loan also hands-on learning lab for business ness. already pretty responsible." ments chosen at twice-monthly meet- San Jose Peace Center on Seventh applicants get their answer back in students. Customers arc restricted to WSF averages seven to eight loans Credit union chief executive Owais ings of the all-student board of direc- Street, across from the Engineering about a week. SJSU students and alumni. each month, and has lent $350,000 Kazi, a senior finance major, has a dif- tors. Every shareholder can nominate Building. Loan operations are man- Washington Square Federal Credit "The credit union is not there to since its inception, according to ferent theory. "Students feel this is and vote for board members each aged out of a walk-in closet Union, the only student-run credit make money. It's there for the stu- Carra.squilla. Since the start of the year their own credit union and they don't December. The board chooses the "We are sort of hidden from the union in the California State dents," according to Kurt Carrasquilla, $100,((X) has been distributed in 54 want to cheat on their own," he said. credit union officers. students who can use our services," University system, celebrates its fifth co-director of marketing and a junior loans. Applicants must demonstrate a The 30 to 40-member student staff Kazi said. anniversary this month in the black, marketing major. "It's not play money. The money monthly income of at least 56(X), and work for free, but pick up manage- For a credit union that grew from with 447 depositors and more than Services are tailored to student bud- they're investing is definitely not a their expenses cannot exceed half their ment experience that puts a shine on startup to stability in tough economic $500,((X) in assets. gets, offering lower minimum bal- game," Carrasquilla said. income, Soo-Tho said. The line is their resumes. Students in any major times, Soo-Tho said, "our main prob- The all-volunteer staff gets class ances for savers and less stringent Five years ago, administrators and more often drawn at 40 percent, he can join. lem is letting everyone know we're credit but no financial support from requirements for loan applicants than the Associated Students board hail said, but many factors are considered. last spring's chief executive was here." Civil-rights bill accepted by Bush $5 million in science grants awarded WASHINGTON (Al') ships will team Stanford country. Twenty-four partnerships of sci- University with Lucasfilms Another grant pairs the entists, teachers and media Learning, a multimedia design American Association for the after 'quotas' clause cut by Senate experts will share $5 million in group based within George Advancement of Science with the grants to produce videos, interac- Lucas' film company. This pro- Black Church Network to pro- tive exhibits and other projects ject proposed to develop interac- duce a series of biology-related WASHINGTON (Al') -- President Bush It looks like there's enough strong support port, or a version that would attract a two- designed to excite young people tive software programs on vari- programs that can be used in agreed Thursday night to accept a modified both Republic= and Democratic that thirds majority that could override a Bush about science, federal officials ous science topics. after-school programs and health version of the Senate's long-disputed civil this agreement can be brought to the Boor in vela said Thursday. The New York Hall of fairs. rights bill, his chief of staff John Sununu a relatively short period of time." They believe they are within a vote or The projects, once they are Science and the Association of The proposals were selected said. Danforth cautioned that, 'There is noth- two of that number, with more than a half- proved successful, arc intended Science Technology Centers will from nearly 200 proposals sub- The leading Republican sponsor, Sen. ing agreed to until we vote." But he said dozen Republicans counted as still undecid- to be replicated for wider use develop a 500 square foot, hands- mitted for Science Education John Danforth, R-Mo., said the latest revi- Kennedy "will recommend it to the ed. across the country as part of the on exhibit on AIDS and the Partnership Awards. The grants sion also had been accepted by the top Democratic caucus tomorrow." Before the Bush-Senate agreement, Sen. Bush administration s push to human immune system for fami- were made by the Alcohol. Drug Democratic supporter of civil rights legisla- Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, Tim Wirth, D-Colo., blasted Bush's opposi- improve American students' lies, teachers and students in Abuse and Mental Health tion, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. after being briefed on the details of the pro- tion to the measure and said he would offer math and science skills. grades 6-12. Administration and the National Senate Democrats scheduled a private posal called the meeting of Democratic sen- an amendment permitting victims of sexual One of the funded partner- The exhibit will tour the Institutes of Health. caucus Friday morning to consider the latest ators. Deal or no deal, he said, the Senate harassment and discrimination to seek GOP offer. will begin formal consideration of the bill unlimited damage awards in lawsuits. It emerged from a long day of private Friday. "The White House has played the Willie 'Star Trek' creator Gene Roddenberry dies negotiations, first among Senate "The private negotiations have about Horton card, they've played the quota card. Republicans and White House officials, and been completed," Mitchell said. The ques- and now they are going to try and play the LOS ANGELES (AP) Gene Rotklenberry, a George Takei, who played chief navigator Sulu, later including Kennedy. tion is whether they will be carried forward women card," Wirth said. one-time pilot and policeman who created the "Star said, "Gene was a dear friend as well as someone "We finally were able to get language to agreement, or whether we'll simply reach "They're playing pure politics with the Trek" science fiction television series adored by who shepherded my career. We call him the Great accepted that eliminated the prospects of a point where no agreement is possible and notion of equality the cornerstone of civil legions of "Trekkies," died Thursday. He was 70. Bird and he really was for me." quotas. That's a very significant change," we proceed to resolve the matter here on the rights." Roddenberry died at Santa Monica Medical Paramount Pictures chairman Brandon Sununu said. Senate floor." The rights bill is intended to partially Center shortly after suffenng a heart attack at his Tartikoff, whose studio made both series anti all the "1 spoke with the president. It appears the Talks toward a deal that would avert a reverse a series of Supreme Court rulings doctor's office across the street, said hospital "Star Trek" feature films. said Roddenherry's cre- proposal is acceptable and if there arc no threatened veto by Bush heightened in that have made it more difficult for victims spokesman Ted Braun. ations were legendary. additional changes to what is there, the pres- intensity as Dole brought together White of job bias to win lawsuits and collect dam- "Star Trek," a ratings flop when it ran in the late "Few ideas in the annals of ;notion picture and ident is willing to sign that bill," Sununu House counsel C. Boyden Gray and key ages. 1960s, gained real fame in reruns of its 79 television history have inspired more passion and said. "It is a non-quota bill." GOP senators, including Danforth. In addition, the hill would expand the episodes. It led to six "Star Trek" feature films, a allegiance on the part of the audience than has 'Star Details of the substance of the changes As optimism about a deal grew in the ability of victims of sexual harassment and new series with different intergalactic characters Trek," Tartikoff said. were not disclosed. Sununu said they evening. Sununu joined the Republicans in discrimination to collect damages. and a cultural phenomenon of conventions. books, "Twenty-five years ago, Gene Roddenberry involved several paragraphs of technical Dole's office. Danforth took the new pro- They are limited to collect back pay only, clothing and lunch boxes. imagined an optimistic future for us all, and his legal language dealing with a long-disputed posal to Kennedy. Kennedy had no com- while victims of racial discrimination are A quarter century later, the show is still fol- vision will live on well into that future." he said. provision establishing standards of defense ment as he went front a private meeting in eligible for unlimited damages. lowed by millions of fans, commonly referred to as The original "Star Trek" debuted on NBC on for employers facing suits alleging uninten- Mitchell's office to a meeting in Dole's The Senate bill, as well as a House. "Trekkics." Sept. 8, 1966, proclaiming its five year mission: tional discrimination. office with Sununu, Gray, Dole and passed version and a more restrictive bill The original series. set in the. 23rd century. fea- "To seek out new lite and new civilizations. To In addition, the new proposal includes an Danforth. offered by Bush, would allow victims of tured the Starship Enterpnse and its crew, including boldly go where DO man has gone before." adjustment in the limits on damages that Dole told reporters, "Our people say if sexual discrimination and harassment to col- the dashing Capt. Kirk, played by William Shawl., The mission was canceled in 1969. Its highest victims of sexual harassment and sexual dis- Kennedy signs off, we can get a bill." lect damages but within fixed dollar limits. and the logical but emotionless Vulcan first mate, ratings ranking was 52nd, achieved during the first crimination would be eligible for, according The Senate still faced a controversial Sen. Barbara Mikulski, D-Md., Mr. Spock, played by Leonard Nimoy. season. to both Sununu and I)anfixth. amendment or series of amendments bring- denounced those limits, saying the result Slimier called Roddenberry "a physically large The show developed into a sensation in syndica- Both commented as they emerged from a ing congressional employees under the bill's would he "an anti -discrimination law that and impressive man." r IV1102 rise to scores of fan clubs and fan mag- closed -door meeting in Senate Minority provisions. discriminates against women.'' "His stature was superceded by his towering a/Me,: that recently celebrated the show's 25th Leader Bob Dole's Capitol office. The The main focus. however, was a narrow She said Bush's version would require imagination .... The Star Trek phenomenon will be anniversary. negotiations there ran for more than 1() but intense argument over legal language trials to he argued before judges without a his legacy and will live on forever," Stoner said. A native of El Paso, Texas, Roddenherry was hours. setting standards of defense that employers Nimoy said Roddenberry "had an extraordinary awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his The agreement, if accepted by could use against suits alleging unintentional -Talk about harassment," she said. "Boy, vision about mankind and the potential of World War II service. He was a pilot for Pan Democrats, would represent an important discrimination. that tops the cake." mankind's future." Amencan World Airways from 1945 to 1949. Iveakihrough in a civil rights debate that has Only a day earlier, the White llouse had been stalled for nearly two years. 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Lynn Benson Dail) .aff photographer Jazz artist Al DiMeola entertains his audience the Student Union Amphitheater. The show Thursday afternoon during a free concert at was part of SJSU's Fourth Annual Jazz Week. Fourth Annual Jazz Week brings Al DiMeola to SJSU lunchtime crowd

By Anne Douquet by pressing buttons. Saluzzi is the four albums released by Columbia Daily staff writer newest member of the band. including, "Elegant Gypsy," "Casino," Percussionist Arto Tuncboyaci, "Splendido Hotel" and "Friday Night Toes were tapping, and heads were from Turkey, adds a whole new in San Francisco," which features John bopping Thursday at the Student dimension and sound to the band with McLaughlin and Paco De Lucia. Union Amphitheater to the rhythmic his home-made instruments. Bells, Some of his other albums include chords of jazz great Al DiMeola chimes, various drums and Turkish 'Tour De Force," "Soaring Through A Lynn Henson Daily staff photographer DiMeola and his World Sinfonia chants put through digital-delay that Dream" and "Tirami Su." Band brought its eclectic mix of clas- add a lot, according to Ortiz. He was also the recipient of "Best A capacity crowd at SJSU's Student the sounds of jazz artist Al DiMeola and sical jazz-tango improvisation to SJSU The fifth member of DiMcola's Jazz Guitarist," in the annual readers Union Amphitheater piles in to hear his World Sinfonia Band Thursday. and delighted a capacity crowd of 250 group is Christopher Canington, who poll of Guitar Player Magazine. This people for about an hour. performs on vihucla, dulcimer, man- honor earned him admission into the DiMeola and his five-man acoustic dolin and guitar. His lively guitar play- "Gallery of the Greats," making him band entertained a lunchtime crowd ing compliments the vast musical tal- the youngest guitar player in the mag- with what band-member Gamaliel ents that DiMeola offers. azine's history to receive that honor. "Gumbi" Ortiz calls ethnic improvisa- DiMeola is currently touring with DiMcola's early musical training 'Little Foxes' at SJ Repertory tional music centered around folkloric two bands and is releasing albums was with jazz guitarist Robert themes. With his congo-playing, Ortiz from both next month. World Sinfonia Aslanian, who emphasized reading, By John Vieira taking on diverse roles of good and toward the heavens and recall her adds a level of energy that fires the is a very young band that is presently picking technique and technical profi- Daily staff writer evil. warm childhood. creative talents of the band as a whole. in its first month of performances, ciency as well as blending a variety of Pat Nesbit plays Regina, a cruel, The set was alive and pulled the "The audience was happening, and On ii said. musical styles. He also attended the San Jose Repertory Theatre gave heartless and ambitious woman who audience into the living room. The the band had a lot of fun playing DiMeola's other long-standing Berklee School of Music in Boston in an outstanding performance of "The sacrifices her husband and family for lighting created the effects of early today," Ortiz said. "Other than a few band is Electric Rendezvous featuring 1971, further refining his musical Little Foxes." a play by Lillian the chance of making a fortune. morning rays and stormy late after- stage and sound problems, we had a the talents of Paco De Lucia, Jan style. Hellman. Nesbit performed wicked deeds noons. great time." Hammer, Steve Gadd, Anthony His influences included Larry This moralistic play is about the that drew gasps from the audience. From Regina's mean, long, black Dressed in an Aspen Police base- Jackson and Mingo Lewis. Coryell, Doc Watson, Kenny Burrell, Hubbards, a greedy and selfish south- With her icy cold grin, sneaky eyes gloves to Alexandria's innocent hair ball hat, jeans, a casual shirt and boots, On Nov. 5 "Kiss My Ex" will be George Benson and The Ventures. ern family, who have an all-consum- and red-orange hair, Nesbit would bow, the costumes emphasized the DiMeola reveled in the energetic released, DiMeola said. World DiMeola and his World Sinfonia ing thirst for power and fortune. raise an eyebrow with a devious idea characters attitude. From Alexandria's fusion of jazz and rock that he played. Sinfonia is currently on tour promot- band interspersed their electrifying The Hubbards are made up of two and snarl her nose in spite. She was fair, white skin, Regina's wine, red His fingers danced wildly over the ing its new album, he added. playing with a relaxed demeanor char- brothers, Ben and Oscar, and a sister, vixen in attitude and appearance. blush to Horace's sickly, pale compo- strings of his guitar drawing the audi- Both bands tour year-round and acterized by DiMeola exchanging Regina. The two brothers and Regina Her innocent daughter, Alexandria, sure the make-up added to the real- ence as well as DiMeola deep into his World Sinfonia is headed to Oakland laughs and throwing things at his band make a deal with a Chicago capitalist was played by Lori Putnam. Her per- ism of each character. music in the afternoon sun. tonight and is leaving Monday for Salt members. He interacted often with the in order to have a couon factory with formance of the bewildered and some- San Jose Repertory Theatre opens World Sinfonia features the musi- Lake City. Soon after, it is scheduled crowd and captivated the filled cheap labor and high profits. times apprehensive daughter was rem- its 12th season with a winner under cal talent of Argentinian Dino Saluz-zi to tour Europe and Africa, according amphitheater with his magnetism and In order to close the deal, Regina iniscent of Judy Garland's perfor- the direction of Timothy Near. on the bandoneon, a South American to Ortiz. raw musical talent. needed money from her dying hus- mance of Dorothy in the Wizard of Performances arc Tuesday through instrument that is similar to a concerti- DiMeola has a long list of musical Yesderday's free concert was spon- band, Horace, who has high principles Oz. Friday at 8 p.m., Saturdays at 5 and 9 na or accordion in size and is played awards and accomplishments. He has sored by the A.S. Program Board. and doesn't use his money out of self- Horace, a that man of the house, p.m., and Sundays at 2 and 7 p.m., ishness. So Regina and her brothers was played with patience and strength with a matinee on Wednesday, Nov. 6 rob him and hasten his death. by Jimmie Ray Weeks. at noon. Tickets are $13 to $28, In this perfectly cast production, all Libby Boone plays Birdie, a neu- depending on show day, time and scat Huey Lewis rocks Shoreline crowd, to the performers spoke with similar rotic who is married to Oscar a location. Half-rate student rush tickets southern accents. It was well acted wife beater. With her quivering voice arc sold 30 minutes before curtain and perform tonight at Concord Pavilion melodramatic play with each character and jittery fingers she would look are subject to availability.

By Robert Drueckhammer yelled excitedly at the crowd about Daily staff wnwr how "great" it was to be at home Furs promote 'World Outside' again, after starting the concert with Huey Lewis and The News, which one of his traditional harmonica Ily Nicholas I). Smith great music as well as an energetic new album deals with relationships on will perform tonight at the Concord solos. Daily staff wnwr stage show. a more personal level since 1981s Pavilion at 8 p.m., is likely to rattle Then, with lights flashing around Butler is the essence of the band's "Talk, Talk, Talk," hand members your ears with nothing less than an the stage, Lewis's band struck up Modem music fans get ready. energy as he spins wildly, shakes said. awesome concert if last Friday's per- with the first song of the evening. The Psychedelic Furs are coming, hands with the crowd, and brings his The six-member band has changed formance at the Shoreline Drums pounded the evening sky, and if you or your friends feel the Furs dramatic singing style to each song. members several times since forming Ampitheater was any demonstration. turning eardrums into jelly,and audi- are fantastic recorded, don't miss them However, the remainder of the band in London in 1978. Recent new mem- Lewis is expected to play both old ence members bellowed out songs in concert. puts forth its own energy without bers include Knox Chandler on second and new songs in his scheduled two- with Lewis while dancing in the last song to run up and down the Led by scruffy-voiced lead singer moving around the stage by driving guitar and cello, and Don Yallch on hour performance. aisles and in the grass area. aisles. Richard Butler, the Furs' live show is out forceful rhythms throughout the drums. Songs such as "The Power of The concert seemed almost elTon- But when Lewis left the stage an intense experience not to be show. The Psychedelic Furs play Monday Love," "Jacob's Ladder," "I Want a less for the performers, who seemed after one and a half hours, fans missed. The New York-based band's last at One Step Beyond at 1400 Martin New Drug" and "It Hit Me Like a to be having too much fun to notice couldn't stand it and demanded more The Psychedelic Furs will hit the album, "Book of Days," was a cre- Blvd. Doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets are Hammer" are just some of the songs how much hard work it is to put on a When he came back, he played stage at One Step Beyond in Santa ative, if not commercial success. The $13 in advance, $16 at the door. Lewis played last week and will most concert day after day. Strobe lights three more songs for them; getting Clara Oct. 28, Monday night. The likely play again this weekend to provided an awesome display of flo- audience members to crowd around Furs are touring their eighth album, please hometown fans. rescent colored guitars and back- the stage. "World Outside. ' "The best American movie of the Nineties!" Last week's performance was ground scenes which stage crews had Tonight's performance should be Already the album has generated Donald Lynns. FILM COMMENT than an awesome treat set up to look like an old-fashioned equally spectacular nothing less an alternative hit with "Until She "***! BRILLIANT! One of the most when more than 10,000 ecstatic fans family room. Tickets are still available, and arc Comes," a song about being addicted inventive and accomplished American films showed up to hear him play in And concert-goers, who were very $29.50 for reserved seating and to a person. of the last decade, 'Idaho' well has more heart, Mountain View. Lewis, born and behaved most of the evening, S22.50 for lawn admission. For more With the strength of the single giv- more texture, more originality and more raised in the Bay Area and who still even got a little out of hand when information, call thc Concord ing the group extra confidence, The visual elan than a dozen other recent considers San Francisco his "home," Lewis jumped off the stage during his Pavilion at (510) 676-8742. Furs especially Mailman Butler, films put together." - Edward Outhawum, S . F . CHRONICLE will likely amaze the audience with pnfitax Read Concerts 1 0%STUDENT DISCOUNT CenterStage & Sporting Events at MY OWN next Thursday Help wanted- Men & Women PETE'S STOP TIRE CENTER at least 18 yrs. of age. Part time PRIVATE IDAHO Foreign & A MN Stays for the area's work with StallPro working Domestic Auto Repair via say? concerts, sporting events, [R.Ilft scariest haunted college events, & Wheel Alignment CompleteBrake Service . se, nig ONE:EMU ..111 ail. man memo houses this more. Flexible hours Front End Rebuilding 'Wheel Balancing Call for appointment 'Shock Absorbers Used & New Tires NOW PLAYING (415) 364-4500 Halloween SANEXCLUSIVE STAFF PRO 299 Keyes St. San Jose 294-3240 JOSE ENGAGEMENT 4111

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captured 84 Iraqis trying to infiltrate the Since then, the embargo has hurt 2134 B.C. strategic Bubiyan island, which dominates Vietnam's flagging economy, despite efforts Hawass said he believes the pyramid- Iraq's access to the gulf. in Hanoi since 1986 to introduce Western- topped tombs were dug for workers "immedi- However, Western military sources have style reforms and move from a centrally ately involved in pyramid construction." said the Iraqis detained were smugglers or planned to a market economy. "It's clear that the pharaoh must have scavengers seeking to gather abandoned One such move, in December 1987, was given them special permission to include the weapons and ammunition. passage of a law allowing foreign firms to pyramid for their own tomb," he said. Iraqi forces left large quantities of invest in Vietnam. Nguyen Mai, vice chair- weapons on Bubiyan when they were driven man of the Stale Committee for Cooperation out of Kuwait by allied troops in February. and Investment, said in August that since the Western officials say the Kuwaitis have law took effect, "we have signed 292 played up the incidents and the threat of Iraqi investment projects for a total value of $2.2 NEWS QUIZ infiltration to help the emirate secure defense billion." agreements. live correct - reads Wall Street 410 New evidence Journal. Three to four - watch- @ Cambodia peace es Peter Jennings. One to two shows pyramids watches A Current Affair. pact brings U.S. weren't only for 0 What test did SJSU's Student Union trade fail this week? pharaohs 0 What gooey stuff did student volun- closer teers shove their faces into for class GIZA PLATEAU, Egypt (AP) - credit on Wednesday in the SJSU rose 0 Iraq accuses The daily quoted an official of the Iraqi BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - The sign- Archaeologists excavating an ancient work- garden? Fishermen's Association as saying that none ing of the Cambodia peace accord in Paris ing-class cemetery have found at least nine 0 What baseball Hall-of-Famer lost Kuwait of of the missing men had been repatriated. moves the United Statcs closer to ending its tombs topped by small pyramids, the first evi- his home and memorabilia in the There was no immediate comment from trade embargo of Vietnam and normalizing dence that pyramids were built for common- Oakland Hills fire? Kuwaiti authorities. relations with its former enemy. ers as well as pharaohs. kidnapping But Kuwaiti Interior Ministry sources said Vietnam has been working hard in recent The mud-brick tombs, three miles from 0 What California State University on Oct. 12 that the coast guard had detained years to bring an end to the trade embargo to the Sphinx and the three famous Giza pyra- campus is being investigated by uni- fishermen 50 suspected Iraqi infiltrators aboard seven gain badly needed Western aid. For their part. mids, were made during the height of the versity police for flyers advertising a boats inside the emirate's territorial waters American businessmen are keen to enter the pyramid-building period along the Nile more "First Annual Gay Bashing and NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) - An Iraqi two days earlier. The Kuwaiti sources did not Vietnamese market before they get squeezed than 41 centuries ago. Clubbing Night?" newspaper claimed Thursday that Kuwait and say where the incident took place or whether out by competitors. "It's unbelievable," Zahi Hawass, director- its allies in the U.S.-led coalition "kidnapped" the Iraqis were armed. The U.S. conditions for ending the embar- general of the pyramids area, said Thursday. 55 Iraqi fishermen in the northern Gulf two The unidentified fisherman's official quot- go and restoring tics with Hanoi are peace in "We knew that pharaohs could have pyra- ANSWERS: 1) A fire code test administered by weeks ago. ed in the Iraqi newspaper report claimed that Cambodia and a fuller accounting of mids at this time, but nobody ever thought the Fut marshal). 2) Various varieties of pies at The official Iraqi News Agency, moni- a "similar force" abducted 93 Iraqi fishermen Americans missing during the Vietnam War. common people would be allowed to have an eating contest. 3) Reggie Jackson. 4) CSU tored in Nicosia, quoted the al-Jumhuriyah on Aug. 28 in the northern gulf. Washington applied the Trading with the them as well." Northridge. daily as saying the men and their boats were In that incident, the official said, two Iraqis Enemy Act against Communist North He said the tombs, which began emerging seized on Oct. 10 off the southern Iraqi city of were killed when allied warships sank a fish- Vietnam in 1964 and extended it to the whole from the sands last week, arc the first known Faw by a "group of warships and heli- ing boat. country after the Communist victory over evidence of such monuments during the Old copters." Kuwaitis said at the time that they had U.S.-backed South Vietnam in 1975. Kingdom, a four-century period ending in Word by Corey Tresidder From Associated Press Wire Services

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Treggs The Spartans will counter with a expecting easy And the Spartans are not in awe of recently pissed Steve Rivera into first high-powered offense that Snyder Berkeley Cal's national standing. place on the all-time Cal receiving list. calls "similar" to his own. contest against "Cal's ranking doesn't intimidate The other receiver spot is held by SJSU racked up some huge offen- Kickoff: us," SJSU coach Terry Shea said. youngster Scan Dawkins. In his sive numbers in last Saturday's 64-47 SJSU Saturday Intimidated or not, the Spartans sophomore season, Dawkins has win over University of the Pacific. The 1 p.m. will have their work cut out for them already established himself as an end unit accounted for 616 yards, seventh By Pete Baran this weekend. The Golden Bears are zone threat. He is tied for the team best in the SJSU history. Daily staff writer eager to bounce back from last lead in touchdowns with six. The Spartans compiled 245 yards threw for 371 yards and three touch- season. Saturday's tough loss to No. 3-ranked Cal's ground game also contains on the ground. Tailback Maceo downs on the day. This performance The improved Golden Bear defense It's not the Big Game, but it's no Washington. two impressive weapons in tailbacks Barbosa ran for more than 100 yards earned him Big West co-offensive is led by safety David Wilson. The small contest either. Cal possesses a dangerous offense Russell White and Lindsey Chapman. for the second straight game. He fin- player of the week along with Fresno senior may he the unit's most talented Saturday's SJSU-Cal game is being capable of scoring a bundle of points. White was hyped as a Hcisman ished with 126 yards and a touch- State quarterback Mark Barsotti. player. billed as the second biggest Bay Area The unit is led by quarterback Mike candidate early in the season, but res- down. Defensively, both teams have also He is capable of playing all four of football rivalry of the season. The Pawlawski, who has completed 64.9 piratory problems have slowed him The Spartan passing attack also fared well this season. The Spartans the defensive back positions and play Spartans (5-2) are in first place in the percent of his pusses this season. down the last few games. He was held flexed its muscle. Young Gun rank third in total defense in the Big them well. Wilson is currently Cal's Big West while the Golden Bears (5-1) His impressive statistics include to under 50 yards last week, but has receivers Bobby Blackmon and Walter West while Cal is fifth in the Pac-10. most effective tackler, connecting on are in second place in the Pac-10. 1,407 yards through the air and 13 rushed for 561 yards and six touch- Brooks, Jr. each totaled more than 100 Spartan inside linebacker Chris 41 hits. Maybe this contest should be touchdown tosses. downs on the season. yards. Clarke has come on strong in the last Saturday's game should be a hit known as the Large Game. The Golden Bears also have a fine The pleasant surprise in the Golden Blackmon's seven catches for 127 two games. His 10 tackles against with fans of both teams. The Spartans No matter what the title, both learns group of receivers for Pawlawski to Bear backfield has been the sopho- yards was his personal best. UOP tied him with cornerback Lester and the Golden Bears both appear are anticipating a hard-fought battle choose from. more Chapman. He has run for 438 Brooks posted his second consecu- Gricc for the Spartans' team-high in eager to impress. Cal wants to reaffirm Saturday. Wide receiver Brian Treggs is yards on 73 carries for an average of tive 100-yard effort with four catches the contest. Clarke had nine stops two its Top 10 ranking while SJSU hopes Cal and its No. 10 national ranking steadily moving up the Pac-10 list of 6.0 a carry. for 120 yards. games ago at New Mexico State. His to gain a national ranking of its own. is not taking SJSU lightly. all-time pass receivers. His 149 career His 68-yard touchdown scamper SJSU quarterback Matt Veatch 43 total tackles tops the Spartans this Let the Large Game begin. Braves take 3-2 lead with 14-5 win Gymnastics vaults ATLANTA (AP) The Atlanta Braves cheer. made it lock easy for a change. Now comes They did it all night in a three-hour cele- the hardest pan. bration. toward All-America The Braves breezed within one game of But to win their first Series ever, the the World Series championship Thursday Braves will need to leave the Southern com- By Faye Wells long tradition" of good teams, night, blowing away Minnesota 14-5 when fort for Minnesoti's great indoors. Daily staff writer Edwards said. Lonnie Smith and David Justice homered Minnesota is 0-9 in Series road games and "It's difficult to compete again and Mark Lemke hit two more triples. the Twins have lost 14 straight dating to the Ted Edwards is still watching, against these large schools," he Justice drove in five runs, Smith became 1925 Series, but they 6-0 at home in the but no longer waiting. said. "We are not judging our the first player since Reggie Jackson in Metrodome, including two wins last week. In September, the new SJSU gymnasts just on a won-lost 1977 to homer in three straight Series The Braves became the eighth World men's gymnastic coach repaired record." Edwards hopes for games and Brian Hunter also homered as Series team to win three in a row after drop- the frayed leads on the rings and improved team and personal Atlanta ripped 17 hits in taking a three ping the first two. the landing mat in the practice scores over the season, which games-to-two edge. Six of those previous seven teams went gym. And he acted spotter as he starts in January, 1992. It was the biggest offensive show in a on to win the title the glaring exception watched team members work out. "I see it as a process of person- Series in 31 years, since the New York being the 1987 Twins, who went home and He delayed coaching until this al development. How can we Yankees beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 16-3 in stung St. Louis twice. month in compliance with the make everyone better?" Game 2 of 1960. It followed two straight Steve Avery, the NL playoff MVP, will NCAA rule that limited formal His program includes strength games in which the Braves won in their face Scott Erickson in Game 6 Saturday training for college athletes to 144 and stretching routines and devel- final at-bat on close plays at the plate and night. They were the starters in Game 3, and days a year. Now he has academic opment of routines required in Atlanta's home finale also gave the 50,878 neither got a decision on a day the Braves as well as athletic goals for the competition. As a gymnast, he ran fans one last chance to chop, chant and won 5-4 in 12 innings. team. or lifted weights, he said. He is "I'm hoping we make academ- "responsive" to weight training ic All-America," he said. The now that he teaches it, but will not Foreman will return to ring in December team must maintain at least a 3.0 ask that his team jog. RENO (AP) George Foreman will time he clic( ked. wade point average to qualify for "Around here, I do not want resume his heavyweight boxing comeback Foreman, 42, is 69-3 with 65 knockouts. academic all-America status. them pounding the pavement. Dec. 7 against Jimmy Ellis, a boxer with He will be making his first appearance in Athletic goals include ranking They could end up with shin two-thirds of his years and one-fourth of his the ring since losing a decision to world among the Top 20 teams in the splints," he said. fights. champion Evander Holyficld April 19 in country, and getting consistently "For gymnastics, specificity is "I think Ellis will give him a very, very Atlantic City. high individual scores to qualify the rule," he said. "And that's good fight until Foreman's experience takes Ellis, who is 27 with a record of 16-0-1 for national competition. training on the apparatus you are over, but you never know," promoter Bob and 15 knockouts, knocked out Dwain "We're looking for some per- going to perform on." Arum said Thursday in announcing the Bonds in the second round of his last fight sonal bests so we can take some The team may do a "warm-up" fight. April 2 at Reseda, Calif. individuals to the nationals," he exhibition match in December, but ;The 10-round fight will be the main "It's just a great opportunity for me," said. they are training for the Spartan event on a card at the Reno-Sparks Ellis said on Thursday. 'I'm going to go out Gymnasts are ranked accord- Open to be held in the Event Convention Center that also will feature there and have a good time and do my best. ing to their three highest scores, Center Jan. 11, 1992. two-time world champion Roger I think anybody's got a chance." two of which must be from meets "We are sanctioned to be a Mayweather taking on Rafael Pineda for the Ellis, of Redondo Beach, Calif., said he away from SJSU, according to qualifier meet for the Winter vacant IBF junior welterweight title and would use his strength and his potent left Edwards. Nationals at Colorado Springs," Virgil Hill in a 10-round fight against an hook against Foreman. "With our league it's very diffi- he said. To go the nationals, a opponent to be decided upon. Foreman, who took the heavyweight cult," he said. "We are up against ranked gymnast must first win Foreman, speaking by telephone from championship from Joe Frazier in 1973 and outfits like Stanford who have regional competition, he said. his home in Marshall, Texas, said he had relinquished it a year later to Muhammad seven scholarships. We have two He smiled as he walked down already begun the fight with his weight at Ali, said he was working with spurting part- and a half." Fourth Street to his office. his gymnasium and planned to be down to ners who also have strong left hooks. said Leslie Salzmann Daily staff photognipher Other competition will come "I like training," he said. "It's a 235 pounds for the fight. Ellis' camp probably has "every George from the Cal Bears, with "their lot of fun." The former heavyweight champion said Foreman film in the world. They're looking Ann -Marie "Fa vlor practices her routine for the balance beam he tipped the scales at 259 pounds the last for a weakness."

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One oddity, though Hull had 6 favorite assists in the eight games, a pace that games in October have averaged about penalty minutes: There were 119 to- Brendan Shanahan's 4:44 44 penalty minutes, on their way to a games last season with 20 penalty min- childhood game show must have been would give him 60 for the season. He seasonal average of 48-50 PIM. If the utes or less, just 53 in which 100 or "Beat The Clock." had only 45 all last season. trend of having penalty minutes more penalty minutes were called. Shanahan, who signed with St. to Maybe the New York Islanders increase as the season goes on holds Through the first three weeks of the Louis during the summer after spend- should petition the NHL to play two true again, there could be open warfare new season, there were just seven ing three seasons with New Jersey, was 30-minute halves instead of three 20- by February. games with 20 PIM or less and 10 in the only player in the NHL last season minute periods. 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