ng Weather Inside Mostly fair through Thursday BS except for a chance of some high SJSU is helping law enforce- cloudiness today. High today ment officers and administration sement a near 70, low tonight in the upper of justice majors to become film 40's. Winds mostly northwest 5- Daily Since 193-1 artanServing the San Jose State Lniverisity !alter, c makers. See story on Page 3 15 m.p.h. inter, sae k opinioni academic r.,,,prology Department Volume 66, Number 43 Wednesday, April 21, 1976 Phone 277-3181

first of it: ilter said 1 casua Campus-city past," ta A.S. general fund gets boost; ve neve' iy of boll Task Force lty to the groups vie for funds urvey wat campus reports ready of "a nea iucation By Steve Forsythe $3,600 for theater groups and $800 for it grants the money, the A.S. Council By Ann Marie Huddon The Semana Chicana group was one dance groups. will have to decide on the amount. The Campus Community Task Force enter tilt f four organizations which yesterday Switzer's recommendations cut these The committee recommended $400 met yesterday to finalize sub- for the fewer an eceived recommendations for funding figures to $2,500, $1,500, $2,000 and $500 Student Art Exhibition Com- committee reports for the committee of enterint rom the Associated Students Special respectively. mittee for the printing of a catalog the whole meeting at City Hall April 29. llocations Committee after the A.S. He also recommended a cut in an which will be devoted to outstanding The Task Force, designed to improve ceneral Filed was given an unexpected original operations total of $2,560 to members of the SJSU Arts Depart- the campus community in areas of ourselve ddition. $1,000. ment. housing, transportation, commercial 'our othe The Vector Project, the Student Art The Vector Project, a student Two other campus organizations, the establishments and social concerns has els in th- i-:xhibition Committee and the SJSU organization which works with refor- Campus Ambassadors and the Student met bi-weekly throughout the semester " he said Nomen's Judo Club were the other ming alcoholics, will go before the A.S. Nurses' Association were not given preparing for its City Hall presentation. tudents t groups who benefited from the extra Council with two figures equally recommendations for money. The social concerns sub-committee, "w noney, which was added to the General recommended. The committee claimed the headed by Willa Dawson, is working to .ttention t -'und at the A.S. council meeting April Recommendation split Ambassadors' request for funds could give the downtown area a more positive cation." The committee split its recom- not be granted in time for its scheduled image. was con The balance for the fund was made mendation between giving the group event tomorrow. The nurses' The committee is also pushing for the ,re som 'Imitable to campus groups after an $650 or $550. Both figures received 3-3 organization wanted funds to send a city to become more involved in the made i ',mess in spring fees of $8,517 was votes when put before the committee. If representative to a national convention. planning of the downtown area. It is lent. eceived. proposing that rehabilitation facilities be mail An original announcement of funds be limited in the campus area and that isees to th otaling $9,817 was not accessable after the city provide assistance for the summer Source denies quotes t i projected addition from the development of facilities in other areas. rding t iefaulting AS. Food Co-op was vetoed The housing sub-committee, headed e center if ind negated by the A.S. Council. by SJSU housing director Evelyn cent per Semana Chicane, which originally used in porno story Robinson, reported the start of its submitted a budget of $19,360 earlier in opinion survey of residents in single he semester, was granted $7,500 for the By Kevin McCarthy up" for local pornographers. family dwellings yesterday. staging of the organization's special Alfred Fabris, Santa Clara County He also allegedly said, "We know The survey was designed to obtain week, Semana Chicane '76, May 10 assistant deputy district attorney, has pornography is being produced and sold student opinion of the committee's hrough 14. denied the quotes attributed to him in locally but we can't do much about it. previous housing proposal to lower the Outline due today Spartan Daily reporter Louise Ransil's Juries just won't convict por- limit of legal residents in a single The allocations committee recom- story on pornographic film making in nographers" and pointed out that a family dwelling by two. liended the money by a 6-0 vote. At SJSU dormitories (see Page 2). Fremont jury had recently judged The parking and transportation sub- .oday's A.S. Council meeting, the group The Spartan Daily tried to contact "Deep Throat" non-pornographic. committee, headed by SJSU A.S. Barry Alien must present a general outline of its Fabris yesterday but was informed he Fabris also allegedly said, "It's istory Treasurer Colleen Culligan, reported revised budget working with the lower left Monday on a two-week vacation really up to the people to decide what ibrarian its alternatives to the parking problems allocation. and will return May 2. laws they want. Let them screw on the Balloon captivates attention Sarat of the campus neighborhood. If the A.S. Council approves the In a letter to the Spartan Daily dated lawn and run naked through St. James Whitlatch Culligan suggested a systematic car .ommittee's decision, Semana Chicane April 15, Fabris maintained he had Park if they really want to." Carla Bossard and her five-year -old daughter Chandra watch Scott Kough's hot ent Bonne pool and shuttle bus system between will return to next week's meeting with never met Ransil and had never spoken According to William Hoffman, south campus and the main campus to air balloon with fascination. The balloon sailed over the hockey -ROTC practice detailed description for the use of the with her on the phone. assistant district attorney, the field for the Flying Twenty Club's Air Fair. See story page 8. rest, ap be implemented by the beginning of the money. Ransil maintained that she in- University Police plan to offer a lie , will seri,' fall semester. Committee member Mike Switzer, terviewed Fabris over the phone, but detector test to Ransil. y directoi University Students Party (USP), not in person. She said she identified When asked about this, University t Libreria' proposed a general budget for Semana herself as a reporter for the Spartan Police Chief Earnest Quinton Said, Chicana concentrated on cutting back Daily and indicated the subject of her "Not at this time. We're just in- Dorm debate series begins today on entertainment and operation ex- article. vestigating, nothing has happened." ON penses. After Fabris allegedly made his Hoffman also said known prostitutes A series of three dorm debates will 9:30 p.m. the McGraw Ticket and candidate for !94-3800 Originally, Semana Chicana statements, she said he spelled his attending SJSU have been asked about begin at 9:30 tonight in Royce Hall. Thursday the debates move to West AS. Council, initiated the debates. rd. requested $16,800 to use in obtaining name and gave his title. the story and haven't been able to The debates, for all candidates Hall with the concluding program The Residence Halls Program Board Featiyal entertainment. The group asked $3,600 Fabris was quoted in the story as supply any information on its running for A.S. office, will take place Monday in Markham Hall. is doing the publicity in the dorms. For speakers, $8,800 for musical groups, allegedly saying "things have loosened authenticity. in the formal lounges of the dorms at Bill Clarkson, campaign manager for All students are invited to attend. 9:30 1:00 $1.50

OR OIL A.S. executive candidates express views

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Trish McGraw Mark Turner Steve Sturtevant Art Bertolero Carlos Alcaine Barb Pagac McGraw slate wants changes Independent Ticket stresses in candidate election process openess in AS, government

By Tom Tait mittee and was Chief Justice at Eastern priorities. He said AS. should look at By Dean Chalk's Presidents Association and said this Alcaine also said that having a To improve the representation and New Mexico University. proposals individually based on their Stressing openess in A.S. govern- involvement is "one of the respon- parliamentarian present at all council accountability of A.S., The McGraw McGraw, a business graduate in her value. ment, the Independent Ticket will run sibilities of the president." meetings is "very necessary." Ticket, headed by A.S. presidential second year at SJSU, said she is Turner said he wouldn't know what Art Bertolero for A.S. president, Carlos The candidate said his ticket is not Barb Pagac, 22-year-old accounting

candidate Trish McGraw has proposed "becoming more and more aware and changes would be needed for the Alcaine for A.S. vice-president and going after any specific constituency senior, has been at SJSU for one year want to changing the election process for involved each day" in student govern- council until next semester. He said the Barb Pagac for A.S. treasurer. because he and his ticket and is the Independent Ticket can council members. ment. changes would depend upon the people A.S. elections will be held April 28 and "serve the students at large. didate for A.S. treasurer. The change, proposed by the slate, "There is a lot I have to learn because he was dealing with. The A.S. vice 29. No structural changes As far as improving communication which includes Mark Turner and Steve every campus is different and each has president is council chairman. Bertolero, 22-year-old marketing He said he does not want to make any between the AS. Business Office and Sturtevent, would have council can- its own problems," McGraw said. "I'll implement any needed major, has served on the AS. Council structural changes in A.S. government the University Business office, Pagac didates elected from schools within the McGraw said she would be "ex- changes. I don't like the pettiness on for the past two years and has been at but did say it t A.S. government) could said the personnel review board is now university rather than elected at-large tensively involved" in the California council," Turner said. SJSU for four years. He has served on be run more efficiently. investigating that issue and that their as they are now. State University and Colleges Student Turner also said there is a need for many committees while on the council Bertolero added that the basic recommendations will be looked into if A.S. elections will be held April 28 and Presidents Association. workshops early in the semester to get and says that if elected he will make the qualification of the Independent Ticket office of president open to all students. is their experience. He also said his and when she is elected. 29. McGraw's running mates are Mark the council members working together. '"Ihis form of representation would Turner, the vice-presidential candidate Sturtevent said he would try to im- "Basically, I would like to make the administration will be an open one and Confusing procedure communication with students to office a little more open than it has he will "seek the advice of students" Pagac also said the procedure for require that council members be and Steve Sturtevent, candidate for prove responsible and accountable to their treasurer. let them know what A.S. money is been. I want to get advice from the concerning any issue. groups to obtain funds from the special -old junior constituencies," the slate's platform Vice-presidential candidate available for allocations but said he had students," he said. He also said that Carlos Alcaine, 21 -year allocations committee is "confusing." tacks" students will be able to make an ap- political science major, has served one states. Turner, 21, is a sophomore - not "nailed down all the brass "We would like to publish some easy pointment to see hint any time or that year on the council and is the According to the platform the current communications major in his second regarding the problem of unsteady to read guidelines and send them to con- they can call him at his home or leave Independent Ticket candidate for A.S. structure of electing council members year at SJSU. He is an at-large money flow from the university campus groups," she said. at-large does not allow for represen- representative to the university troller's office to the A.S. Business him a note at the A.S. office. vice-president. As far as funding priorities are tatives to be responsible to a distinct communications board and is the Office. Bertolero said that the reason he He is the president of the Inter- concerned, the Independent Ticket constituency and therefore lessens founder and past president of the Sigma McGraw, Turner and Sturtevent all decided to run for president was, 11 saw cultural Steering Committee I ICSC) supports funding of programs !such as accountability to the vast majority of Alpha Epsilon fraternity. list themselves as Independents, not no one else that was as qualified as and served on the special allocations concerts and speakers i, athletics, students. Sturtevent, 23, is an electrical affiliated with any campus political myself and I felt I had the qualifications committee while on the council. He is in intramurals, the McGraw appointed engineering junior in his first year at party. and that in the interest of the students. I his third year at SJSU. student services, woolen's center, child day care, legal McGraw, 26, currently serves as an SJSU and is a member of the Residents They said The McGraw Ticket would should run." Alcaine said he will make no struc- services, the Executive Council of appointed member of the A.S. Council. Hall Goals Committee. deal with council members as in- Bertolero said he would like to get tural changes in the operation of the should Business Studs:lit., the , She is an Independent and has served Sturtevent said the McGraw ticket dividuals rather than as members of involved with the California State council hut that the council "follow Roberts rules of order." Communities anti Scale. on the A.S. Personnel Selection Corn- did not have any specific funding political parties. College and University Student Page 2, April 21, 1976

BUr SomE"1Ikke-5 rr SIICKSi -04E Roc:F OF sit012 MOUrt-I L opinion 'Educated' voter gets '15' info from union, Rockwell

By Steven C. Taylor employer and employe is moldei My friend Greg is hardly an activ through the major concern of WI citizen when it comes to elections. company and union securing th Registering to vote was a major staff Almighty Dollar. chore for him and educating himself on I am no stranger to this uniqux issues and candidates is virtually comment combination of political force. Twi impossible. years ago, while a grocery clerk at . Yet, here it was, the night before market in Southern California, both tht Easter, and my apathetic friend was out of his way to get involved? store and the union drowned us witki spouting out background, detailed Well, he admitted, much of it was propaganda against the Campaigt analysis and exact arguments against being handed to him at his place of Reform Initiative. The motive behint Proposition 15, the Nuclear Safeguards employment, a subsidiary of Rockwell all the drive was that both company arn, Initiative. International. union would lose the political clout ot Rockwell, a corporate giant in its own the big money contribution in stab? I found myself listening to him in awe elections. Again, the chief concern wail rather than in interest. Could it be that right, has good reason to concern its employes with the initiative. It is in- profit, not a concern for the sociac! my previously uncaring and unin- welfare of California. formed comrade had gotten so en- volved in a measurable amount of research and development of nuclear Before I left home to return to Sal, thused about this issue of nuclear Jose, my friend Greg gave me a "No ot' energy that he is now the model energy and the building of nuclear reactors. 15" bumper sticker. American voter? While I have not yet passec, Well, not quite, as it turned out. He If Proposition 15 passes, Rockwell judgement on the nuclear initiative an(r still didn't know any of the U.S. Senate will be hurt where it is concerned the may very well vote against it, I doubt candidates of his preferred party. He most the company pocketbook. will utilize the sticker that I was given. was unaware of the other 14 measures The same is true of my friend's union, Greg received it from the gatekeepei, on the June 8 ballot. which is also bombarding its members at the Rockwell plant one of dozen: Further discussion revealed that, with anti-initiative information. that are handed to employes daily. c effort to evict tenants instead of researching both sides of the What hurts the company will, in turn, I am not an employe and my concert, Hotel is issue, his information had come strictly hurt the union in this case. Less work not economic, it's environmental, from anti-Proposition 15 literature. means less employes and less union The almighty dollar is a tearoom( And where did he get the literature? money. force, but profit will not be my concert shows insencitive attitudes Did he contact a concerned group or go The hand-in-hand partnership of when I cast my ballot.

By Mike Lum alternate means of housing the tenants. That big business is uncaring and It is unrealisitc to expect elderly per- insensitive to the needs of the poor is at: sons to comb the city for housing which Obstacle course at SJSU accusation repeatedly voiced b), staff would be economically suitable for minority persons. them. No example of that insensitivity is comment The needs of the hotel occupants, more illustrative that the International mostly persons whose social and worthy of sports coverage Hotel in San Francisco's Chinatown. cultural worlds begin and end in h, The International Hotel is a tenement tenants for the purpose of demolishing Chinatown, have been ignored com- which houses primarily low-income the building. The Four Seas Cor- pletely. By Dennis Wynne and neck. That's right, all the coni Asian senior citizens. poration, though, has not disclosed To these individuals, being relocated Just crossing from one end of the testants got tangled up in the rope: For the past eight years its owner, what it will do with the property after means more than just a change of campus to the other, one faces an ob- staff which were strategically hidden aroun( Milton-Mayer & Co. and now the Four the building is demolished. address. It means the disruption and stacle course that would make soldiers the construction area. Seas Investment Corporation, has been No effort has been made by the end of a life with which they are In basic training cringe. But it's all right, three of them car, others are onl; tr illn t11 evict the more than 100 corporation to either provide or suggest familiar. It means the loss of familiar Why not invite ABC's "Wide World of comment still walk and the faces, people to talk to and eat and Sports" here to film it? limping. And now back to Jackie for ir special report. drink with. "Good afternoon, ladies and gen- else. "Jim we just had a tremendous crash" International Hotel Tenants The tlemen and welcome to San Jose State "This will knock them out of the race on Seventh Street as a pair of con,l Association, comprised of the hotel and the first annual Cross Campus and now over to Chris Economaki on testants were just run down by occupants, has offered to buy the Marathon where a contingent of 12 San Carlos St. motorized cart and a third was rammeq building in order to turn it into a non- brave students will attempt to make it by a bicycle as he tried to avoid tta profit low-income tenement. to their class in time for a midterm." "Thanks Jackie, well it looks like cart. ideas of the contestants other trouble here as two With a $100,000 contribution from the "We're here at Highway 280 for the "Well Chris it looks like we aren't' Campaign for Human Development in start of today's event where the have been almost run over trying to going to have a winner this year. ; Washington D.C., serving as a down- students will exit the freeway and head cross the street. They have decided to guess the contestants will have to take'. payment, the association hopes to toward the parking garage. drop out of the event and quit while they administrative "F's" in this event. I receive funds from other civic are still alive. "Here they come in single file "Thanks, Jackie and this is Jim" organizations to cover the remaining down the off ramp and we will switch now to "One of the runners has been collared Mackay saying goodbye from San Jose: Porn story questioned costs. Jackie Stewart at the parking garage." by a newspaper hawker and he will lose State and reminding you to join us next' So far, the Four Seas Corporation has "Thanks Jim, and it looks like it could a lot of time convincing him he doesn't week when we cover ISA-CAIFI First), Editor: article. refused to sell. be anybody's race as they enter the want to buy one. Annual Non-Union Lettuce Throwing!' I have just luushed reading an article After he made his statements, she All too often, the rights of human garage. Oh no, it looks like two of the "Now we go to Chris Schenkel for the Contest" by Louise Ransil entitled "Porno Films said, Fabris spelled his name and gave beings are ignored in an effort to in- contestants forgot to bring quarters and exciting conclusion of the race. Spanning the globe to bring you the Shot in Dorms; Students Make Cash: his title. crease profit margins. they will have to go park somewhere "As they near the end it is still neck constant variety of sport..." Stars," appearing in the April 6, 1976 Shortly before the article went to issue of the Spartan Daily. The article press. Ransil again called the D.A.'s quotes me at length. office and spoke with a secretary who Since I have never met Miss Ransil, I confirmed the spelling and title. Political notes was completely appalled at this lack of journalistic integrity. Not only have I never met her; I have never been in- Dorm 'cheats' terviewed by her in person or over the State's big guns aimed at Prop. 15 phone; nor did I make the statements she attributes to me. Indeed, I would at casino night By John A. Ytreus candidate Robert Finch. efforts. cent rating while Finch is close behin seriously question the authenticity of Some of the biggest guns in California The top money wielders are the AFL- But opposition to the initiative is not with 28 per cent. her entire story. Editor: state politics have taken dead aim at CIO, California Chamber of Commerce limited to politicians and well-monied Bell and Harmer bring up the rear I would appreciate it if you would In regards to your article on Casino Proposition 15 the nuclear initiative and, of course, the major oil com- organizations. The state's major media with 11 and five per cent respectively. arrange to have this letter printed in Night (Spartan Daily, April 20) a in an effort to defeat the measure on panies. apparently has no love for 15. The poll was taken during the month the next issue of the "Daily" so that the correction must be noted concerning the June 8 primary ballot. Their media blitz began last week in The Los Angeles Times, San Fran- of March and indicates a big gain for, students who have been misled by Miss the auction and presentation of prizes. The top luminaries are Sen. John several major newspapers and radio cisco Examiner and three major Hayakawa, who can credit his Ransil's untruthful remarks can ap- In Mike Ford's article, it was stated Tunney, D-Calif., Houston Flournoy, stations throughout the state. It ap- television stations have editorialized popularity with the toughness he dis- preciate the disservice done to as fine a "Washburn Hall pooled its winnings Bob Moretti, former Gov. Edmund pears that the 'No' forces will not suffer against the measure much to the played towards demonstrators as San newspaper as yours. into a cool million to ice a turntable for Brown, Sr. and Republican Senatorial from a lack of funds in financing their pleasure of the 'No' campaign. Francisco's president. Alfred C. Fabris residents." Campaign material was also handed Rep. Barry Goldwater, R-Huntington Deputy District Attorney Unfortunately, due to findings of out at San Jose International Airport Beach, had held a commanding 42 per Editor's Note: Ransil maintains she cheating on the part of Washburn, Allen last Sunday. The Spartan Daily has cent showing in February's poll, but: interviewed Fabris over the phone, but Hall was awarded the turntable after been nearly inundated with letters from backed out of the race and chose to run, not in person. She said she identified pooling their money together and environmentalists and scientists on for re-election some time ago. herself as a reporter for the Spartan legally winning the prize. campaign stationery singing the flails and indicated the subject of her Perhaps the saying, "Cheaters never blues about the measure and its alleged Gov. Edmund Brown, Jr. says he isi prosper" is a good lesson to learn from unfortunate results. willing to compromise on the Farm! the dormitory Casino Night. There has been nothing from the Labor Board, but will not take back his 'No comment' P.S. No porno flicks occur here, we're other side. Surely there is another side. support of the secret ballot election! good and honest!! Before the voters can make an idea. without records Residents of Allen Hall, educated and unbiased decision on the The ALRB is virtually dead with the Third Floor hazards and benefits of nuclear energy, several resignations from the board they must be knowledgeable of both and prolonged delays by the state ' Editor: views. legislature to re-fund. The difficulties Kostas Scoulas cites Daily's news The 'Yes' forces may not have the concerning his degree program letter. financial advantages, but they will April Oh are unfortunate and re- most likely have the volunteer edge. Regarding '15' again, the Mervin!' grettable, but in blaming anyone other is different And it is the door-knockers who often- Field poll shows that 52 per cent oppose. than himself he hasn't a leg to stand on. times carry the heaviest influence in while 42 per cent favor it. His letter distorts and misrepresents Editor: any campaign. But the campaign is just beginning, materials for a collage the reasons why several petitions have In assembling so those figures may change raditally approved and for a project on "Anger, Aggression not been why his oral The Associated Press and the before June 8. exam was cancelled at the last minute. and Violence," the extreme Federal Election Commission did a also distorts ( really hit me. im His letter and seriously negativeness of the news disservice to Rep. Alphonzo Bell, R-Los with me. that seems to be fit to Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, running I improvises) conversations The only news Angeles, a candidate for the GOP newspapers is negative for his party's nomination, requested 30: Unfortunately, I cannot respond to print by most Senate nomination, when it "revealed" issues he raises no news unless it's bad minutes of prime time from Cl3S1 the specific without news. There's that he had outspent his opponents. Television to deliver a nationwide referring to his academic record news with the major exception being the AP said But in a Tuesday release, address. which is private. However, if he is the Spartan Daily. that Bob Finch has outspent Bell by a interest news of But he was only allowed to purchase earnest in wanting to make this a public I enjoy your human three to two margin. S.I. Hayakawa things the five minutes that aired at 11:30 p.m. issue, let him give me permission to people doing positive and former IA. Gov. John Harmer creative ad- Monday night. Since Ronald Reagan discuss the relevant portion of his occasional clever, followed. record publicly. I shall then be happy to vertisements are a plus, too. Keep up was allowed 30 prime time minutes provide a full explanation of this the good work and "Accentuate the ( 10:30 p.m. ) a few weeks ago on NBC, Speaking of the Senate race, the business. Positive!" where is this anti-conservative bias Geoffrey F... Nunn Caroline Thompson California Poll conducted by Mervin that allegedly pours from the "liberal" Field shows Hayakawa with a 33 per Economies Graduate Advisor Public Administration Graduate media? April 21, 1976, Page 3 Police break up car theft ring Class tutors police majors Arrest leads to stolen cars in crime videotaping skills The arrest of a 17-year-old "We are investigating and stripped the day before of a juvenile by the University hope it (the arrest) will lead tape deck and tapes valued Police during spring to a breakthrough," James at about $400. By Mary Vitakis seminars April 24 and vacation for allegedly at- said. The SJSU June 26, and a seminar tempting to steal an James said he couldn't Administration of Justice session on June 7 through Estrogen ups automobile may lead to a provide further information Department is one of the 24 will all be held at SJSU. breakthrough in a major on the case at this time first schools in the Students will be taught risk of cancer automobile theft ring around because it might jeopardize country to offer a course how operate videotaping SJSU, according to Larry the investigation. SACRAMENTO AP in how to videotape the equipment and the best James, university police Last Tuesday, a 20-year- Use of the female scene of a crime. ways to film a scene. hormone administrative officer. old man was arrested by estrogen has Videotaping has the increased the They will then be given University Police for auto risk of cancer of the uterus advantages of instant The juvenile was arrested the opportunity to burglary. lining 400 to 800 per replay and a panoramic last Wednesday after an cent for videotape burglary, rape, Thomas James Wills, 498 women in a San view of the crime scene automobile in a 10th Street Francisco homicide, drunk driving South 10th St., was arrested Bay area study, state according to Assistant parking lot was about to be health and accident scenes after two persons saw a man officials say. Prof. Douglas Lazo, hot wired. which will be set up enter a car using a The coordinator of the state Department of around the campus. The arrest and subsequent screwdriver and remove a Health, program. It is a much releasing in- interrogation have resulted tape deck and two cases of formation faster method of crime- At a seminar held Feb. Tuesday from a in the recovery of two other tapes. five-year solving than camera 27 company represen- study, echoed a vehicles stolen from campus James said the University Larry James recent federal shots which require time tative Dennis Boman Food and parking lots, according to Police are "currently in- cing operation" as a result. Drug Administration to be developed, Lazo demonstrated the latest war- James. vestigating a possible fen- Another automobile was ning on said. in videotape equipment. estrogen. The department is Lazo said the course is offering a series of also being offered on the seminars in national and international week offers ethnic "Investigative Videot- Cultural foods level. aping" for International Week, "Our Iranian, Chinese, Por- International Week coor- Ca, I abion, Administration of Justice A tour of Taiwan, Japan Students buy and prepare World: And Welcome to It" tuguese-Brazilian, Korean Dennis Bowman, Sony representative, demonstrates students, police, fire and and the Philippines has dinator. their own food. All profits will hold a food bazaar from and Russian foods will be About 10 campus student from the bazaar belong to videotape equipment to an Administration of Justice probation department already been planned for :.: 10:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. today served. Prices for the items organizations are expected each group. class. personnel. One -day January, 1977. on Ninth Street in front of the will not exceed one dollar, to participate in the event, International Week began Student Union. according to Barbara Dunn, Dunn said. Monday and will run through International foods will be Saturday, April 24. Events prepared by the student at are free and open to the approved kitchens and public. Travel exhibition various churches in the area, These events include a Dunn said. film series today and Booths will be set-up tomorrow, a Portu- spartaguide where international music gese-Brazilian Culture gontinues today and costumes of the country Night, India Night and an will be displayed. International Night Dance. Three travel agencies and countries. Each group must pay a $10 The culture night will be ;ne airline company con- The money will also be Recreation 97 presents a a Complex Motor Skill." pollution monitoring sites. "Television and Social entry fee to participate. This held at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, inue their travel show today used for the reception pet rock exhibition from 11 is Frank Ludwig, a senior Policy"; Prof. Robert money will be awarded to the April 23 in the S.U. Ballroom, ietween the Student Union program for foreign students a.m. to 1 p.m. today in the "The Chicana meteorologist at Jackall speaks on "The Role groups as a prize. The booths India Night begins at 7 ind Art Building to inform coming here to work, Orosco S.U. upper pad area. Experience" begins at 3:30 Atmosphere Sciences of Negative Comparison." will be judged on the quality p.m. on Saturday, April 24 in tudents about their travel said. si p.m. today in BC 101. Prof. Laboratory in Menlo Park Prof. Inger Sagatun speaks of decorations and food. Morris Daily Auditorium. ilans and charter flights. Travel agencies involved Faculty Book Talks Sylvia Gonzales, of the will speak. on "Factors Influencing the An international night The travel show was in the show are California presents the Rev. George L. Mexican American Attribution of Responsibility Financing bill dance featuring Sam Stern's irranged by AIESEC, an Traveler, Student Services Collins at 12:30 p.m. today in Graduate Studies Depart- The SJSU Geology in the Juvinile Court Set- International Band will be nternational student West and an independent room A of the Spartan ment MAGS ), Anna Department presents Dr. ting." held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Cafeteria. The Rev. Collins Montes, a graduate student Donald Savage, a guest wins its first )usiness club, according to travel agent. Saturday, April 24, in the speaks on "Whatever in MAGS and Celina Davila, the University knne ()rose, a member of Icelandic Loftleider lecturer from The SJSU Ski Club meets dining commons. Became of Sin?" an undergraduate in liberal California, at 12:30 p.m. committee test he club and an SJSU Airlines is also participating of at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in JC A drawing will be held at is arts, will speak. 311. Savage pusiness freshman. in the show. today in DH 141. Officer nominations and the dance. First prize is a The Christian Science early SACRAMENTO AP The initials stand for the The businesses involved in speaks on paleontology trip information will be round-trip ticket for two to Organization meets at 3:30 The Portuguese Brazilian Legislation to establish the French name of the club. the show pay AIESEC to set man. discussed, as well as a movie Los Angeles. said the travel up tables on campus, ac- p.m. today in Memorial Club presents the movie public financing of political Orosco S.. to be shown. show is to raise money for cording to Orosco. Chapel. "Black Orpheus" at 12:30 campaigns in California, The Sierra Club meets at the club for travel grants to Orosco said that the club p.m. today in the S.U. with a new twist aimed at Teacher info 7:30 p.m. today in the S.U. jobs contacts businesses an" asks The faculty affairs com- Ballroom. The movie will The Inter-cultural Steering making passage easier, has those students taking Pacifica Room. Plans for the for sponsors for student mittee sponsors a luncheon also be shown at the same Committee presents the won its first committee test. Career Planning and arranged by the club in other remainder of the semester internships from eight weeks forum from 1:30 to 2:15 p.m. time tomorrow in ENG 132. China film "The Barefoot The bill by Assemblyman offers in- will be made. Placement SJSU senior to 18 months in jobs ranging today in the faculty dining Admission is free. Doctors," at 12:30 p.m. Jim Keysor, D-Sepulveda, formation on school districts from clerical to room. Assistant Prof. Edith as e tomorrow in the S.U. won 6-0 approval of the and teaching jobs overseas management trainee. Lindquist, of the Women's The SJSU Meteorology Institute of Electrical and Umunhurn Room. Assembly Elections and at its Information Center in takes one-year Physical Reapportionment Comm- There are 54 countries Education Department presents a Electronics Engineers Guest Building Q near the Business Department, speaks on speaker at 3:15 p.m. today in ittee. involved in AIESEC, she Speaker Series continues at The SJSU Sailing Club Tower, marketing post "Mental Plan in Performing DH 615 on the selection of air It was sent to the Ways and said. 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in meets in the S.U. Almaden Engineering 227 with a three Means Committee. Room at 7:30 p.m. Keysor said the new twist AM ERA ON Bill Smyth, senior mar- week series on the nuclear 366 S. First St. 204-3800 tomorrow. is a provision requiring only keting major, has accepted a power referendum. Dr. Tue.- Wed. Dentists reveal tricks of trade a simple majority approval one-year post as national Richard Koralek, Electrical Se. Shakespeare Festival of the legislature. This director of marketing for the Engineering, speaks against Used binders, manila MACBETH folder dividers sidesteps the two-thirds Eves. 7:00 & 9:30 International Association of the power plants. folders and Wed. matinee 1:00 majority on which has Students in Business and are being given away until Students view experts is Friday by Sunsweet Growers stopped previous efforts. STUDENTS 51.50 Economics AIESEC). Recreation 97 sponsors a according to Judy LaFon- The Watsonville native, departmental display of Pre-dental students can what it was really all about. About 17 students have taine of the company's who is 21, will assume his exhibits, demonstrations and observe a professional "The dentist showed how taken advantage of the purchasing department. new duties in New York in talents from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. air dentist at work, according to he did things, including the program, Benz said. Sunsweet is moving its San May following his tomorrow in the S.U. Loma Stanley Benz of the behind-the-scenes prepar- Jose offices to Yuba City and graduation from SJSU. Dr. The Santa Clara Dental Prieta Room. plan on moving the "As marketing director, counseling office. ation," Lindley said. Society and the counseling does not geology office material LaFontaine I'll be busy raising both "Because we don't have a Karen Tracy, office established the S.. in funds and internships for formal pre-dental program senior, has participated program over a year ago, The SJSU Sociology said. will be students on a national level," at SJSU, many students are the program four times. She according to Benz. Department sponsors three The materials Smyth, said. unaware of this op- said she thought it was a brown bag seminars at 12:30 available from 8 a.m. to 4:30 AIESEC, which has portunity," Benz said. valuable experience. Sixteen dentists, most with p.m. tomorrow in Social p.m. at the company's office practices in San Jose, have Science 14. Prof. William situated at the corner of 7th branches on 47 college and Interested students should "I don't understand why participated in the program. Arkin speaks on and Alma streets. university campuses in the come to his office in Dr. Benz' office isn't United States, offers foreign Administration 201 to make besieged with requests," she exchange internships. an appointment to see a said. "I was right there Smyth, who served as vice dentist at work, Benz said. seeing the procedures, Associated Students Program Board president of SJSU's AIESEC Maurice Lindley, biology handling the tools and seeing INTERVIEWS FOR CHAIRPERSONS FOR 1976-77 branch until January, served sophomore, has been in- how the dentist maintains Associated Students are accepting applications for the following positions: such an internship with an volved in the program twice. rapport with the patients." The import-export company in "I was not very sure about PROGRAM BOARD DIRECTOR: Time given free position. ASPB Director oversees the expenditures, provides leadership for Yugoslavia last summer. He being a dentiLt. before I The only paid "It's quite a contribution the chairpeople, acts as liaison between Program Board, and A.S. Executive Council, prepares turned down a similar went," he said. "Now I'm budgeting process. Non-voting. At least 25 hours per week. 3 units on the part of the dentist," and manages annual position with an Oslo, sure I want to be one." credit offered. Norway, firm for this Benz said. He added that the ARTIST-IN -RESIDENCE: summer to take the AIESEC Lindley enthusiastic dentist gives his time free of Develops, plans, and coordinates the two-to-four annual artist -in-residence programs. Works Lindley said he became charge and often has to slow with 52000-53000 annually. Artists in recent years have been Anthony Braxton, Mrs. position. Medger Evers, Dick Gregory. 3 units credit offend. Smyth's new duties will more enthusiastic about the down his patient load to whole idea of becoming a allow time to talk the CLASSICAL ARTS: include representing to Negotiates, contracts, and produces the visiting classical artists on campus. Develops series AIESEC in various con- dentist because he got to see visiting student. concert concepts. Works with $6000 to $7000 annually. Recent artists are Alfred Brendel, The Stradivari Quartet. 3 units tours in the Carlos Montoya. The Early Music Series, Natalie Hinduras, ferences and credit offered. United States and visiting You've Got to See These! CONTEMPORARY ARTS: AIESEC committees and Negotiate, contract, publicize, and produce "popular" concerts. Works with $15,000 to Richard branches in Europe to help 516,000 per year. Recent artists are Pablo Cruise, Herbie Hancock, Fleetwood Mac, others. 3 units credit offered. poem them develop exchange iS u,e,en Pryor. Cheech and Chong, Jessie Colin Young, and The love programs. Wednesday Cinema DANCE: Plans, selects, and produces at least 2,4 day residencies by dance companies. Work with trial says it aii. Advisor and Director on National Endowment for the Arts Grant proposals. Works with Daniel $6000 to $7000 per year. Recent dance comr a tins are Paul Taylor, Inner City, Our Golden Tapestry wedding sets. Rollerball Concert, Repertory Dance Theatre. 3 units credit offered. Nagrin, Flamenco in Rich mosaics in diamonds and James Caan stars as America's hero on roller- DRAMA: skates in an action -packed film on international Needs a vigorous, energetic chairperson who will work hard to Make successes with a small 14 karat yellow gold Choose from Spartan Dail, war games. 123 minutes. $200010 $3000 budget. This line item is in danger of being drnoped from the budget. our impressive selection, with Recent productions are "The Cage," The San Francisco Mime Troupe, The New diamonds in every shape and size. serving the San Jo., Stan. TODAY Shakespeare Company. 3 units credit offered. University Cornmunitv As shown, with three Since 1134 50d 3:30 7.00 10:00 500 FILMS: series. Plan and diamonds, $450. Morris Dailey Auditorium Select, book, publicize, and run the Monday and Wednesday Cinema ond class postage paid ai produce film specials. Must be available to handle the ticket selling each Monday and Something Beautiful for Everyone.s. Member , California r,...1 Week: Bit, ,ne Bullet Wednesday night. SJSU has one of the best film programs In the country, and it takes a lot 1,imia Newspaper Pubi,s, of time and energy to keep it there. A few recent titles "Godfather II," "Amarcord," r.alion and the Assoc .4 Film Festivals," and many more. Works with CONVENIENT TERMS Published deity hy Sall "Bunuel Film Festival," "Lenny," "Erotic .. University, except Satin, . 'le present $7000 to $9000 per year. 3 units credit available. and Monday. Our n, FORUMS: qe year The Olaa, ’’ Films of Luis Selects, negotiates, publicizes, and produces the visiting speakers program on campus. Works are not' Bulluel ,,od herein with $6000 to $8000 per year. Recent speakers are Jack Anderson, Bob Woodward, GRANAT BROS . of the Assoc ialen credit offered. JEWELERS SINCE 1905 , Christine Jorgenson, Joseph Heller, and others. 3 units EASTR DOE MALL SAN JOSE of Journal isni . artment Exterminador Capitol Expressway Tuns and Ouornby Roads .,rlostnp 5111,9(rip1101, El Angel Interviews are Wednesday, April 21, from 9 A.M. to 11 A.M., and Thursday, April 22 from Open evenings Marl fluoughFr. Open Sun /10017 ’,1 Only On rernainoe, 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. Fill out appliytions and sign up for interviews at: ,,ler basis Full atadi April 22 STEVENS CREEK PLAZA SANTA CLARA . 59 each Semester Si 50 Freel 7:00 Free! Stevens Creek Blvd at Winchester Slvd (On the Emporium Mai, .'US price per ions A.S. 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By Randy Frey per hour Thursday, and The senior wound up witl While most SJSU students finished just two strokes off 225 total, good for only a 1: were spending their vacation the tournament record set in place finish. soaking up the sun at local 1972 by Arizona State's Terry Beardsley came beaches, the Spartan golf Howard Twitty, now a at 234, Achim Steinfurth team was busy competing in touring pro. 236 and Scott Little at 23f two 54-hole tournaments. As a team Brigham Young The Spartans will pl The Spartans brought was 33 strokes better than sports again tomorrow in anoth home a sixth and seventh second place Stanford, and three-day tournament t place finish in what coach 46 shots ahead of the seventh U.S. Collegiate Golf Tot Jerry Vroom called "the place Spartans. !lament at Stanford Gi tournaments we disqualified. "It was simply the undermanned Spartans Course. toughest Levin disqualified in so far." In tournament play each carelessness on Donny's with a 223, good for a ninth Vroom held qualifyii have played SJSU received a severe Two tournaments golfer keeps the score of part," said Vroom, whose place finish in individuals. rounds yesterday are setback when freshman Don the Fresno another member of the six -man team quickly Don Thames, co-leader Monday for four pit Both events, Levin was disqualified after and the foursome, and he is then became a five-man team. after a first round 70, suc- positions, Hoyt and Tham State Golf Classic the first round for signing an Intercollegiate Golf required to verify the score Hoyt leads way cumbed to the winds on being the only golfe Western incorrect scorecard. Championships, were won by with his signature. Scott Hoyt led the way for Thursday and soared to a 79. assured of berths. third -ranked Brigham According to Vroom, the Young University. player who was keeping The Cougars captured the Levin's card did not record top four individual spots in any scores until the final Women's golf team loses ace the Western Intercollegiate, hole. 14-16 at played April He then quickly filled in Pasatiempo Golf Course in the card, giving the fresh- 0 the Santa Cruz mountains. man a four on a hole where Mike Brannan, of Salinas, reduced to a pa ir with clubs ti he actually carded a five. with a a led the way for BYU Levin didn't catch the error strokes By Randy Frey team. "We lost our No. 1 player broke 100 a blistering 297, nine and signed the card. for the first time ahead of teammate Mike Many teams have com- The women golfers go only (Shirley Hauter ) to the San competition with a 97, at Reid. Carelessness hurts plained of lack of depth over two deep, prompting coach Jose Police Department," Smithwick had a strong bar' 1 Winds blow San Diego State University the years at SJSU, but none Betty Hicks to characterize said Hicks, who, although nine en route to a 91. 3 Brannan fought off high golfer Rick Gordon protested can compare with the 1976 the squad as "rather short on still working very hard this Tourney spot Scott Hoyt wields driver winds, gusting to 50 miles the score, and Levin was version of the women's golf team members." year, is really looking for- With her 91, Smithwice( ward to next year's cam- tied for the one remaininh paign. position on the North-Sout; revenge on Cardinals Next year team and a chance to play in Seek "Next year we are really a Southern Californie going to be strong because tournament May 1. we will have considerable She tied with Kim Rupei depth," said the coach. of Santa Clara University' SJSU volleyball club in playoffs Friday This year's squad consists and a playoff will be held of Donna Smithwick, a "10 later in April to determinl handicapper and im- who will play. Soares said Nishida. "With a full By Steve proving" according to Hicks, "Both Donna and Chery volleyball club squad we should really The SJSU and Cheryl Brewer, an 18 will be coming back nex up for surprise Chico." will be trying to make handicapper. year, and with the net committed Qualify for state a "cardinal sin" The two golfers played in a golfers who are planning t it competes championships last week when tournament recently even come to SJSU we should b Northern California Besides qualifying for the in the though a team score cannot very strong," said Hicks. Volleyball championship match, the Intercollegiate be recorded with only two "With only two golfers w championships this Friday first match against Chico team members. can't go to the Nationa Stanford's Maples bears added importance as at Hicks reported Brewer Intercollegiate tournamen Pavillion. the two teams which qualify this year, but we should b The Spartans "cardinal for the finals will be eligible there next year," said Hicks sin" was a loss suffered to to participate in the state 10 qualify who doubles as Sparta', the Stanford Cardinals on championships in San Luis coach and Foothill Colleg April 9, which gave the Obispo early next month. Aeronautics instructor. Spartans their second loss of Nishida said he would like for NCAA Hicks is an SJSU alumna the season and handed the to play Stanford for the and is therefore "logicall southern division cham- championship because of the final interested in the golf team.' pionship to Stanford. Cardinals victory over SJSU track Coach plays too Face Chico last week. Ten members of the SJSU She says because she is thi Because of its loss to the Cardinals win track team have already only golf coach in the stat Cardinals, SJSU (10-2) will The Cardinals won the first qualified for the NCAA who plays with her players, now have to face Northern two games of their match finals, to be held in lot of girls are planning t( division champion Chico (10- against SJSU by scores of 15- Philadelphia June 3-5. enroll at SJSU next year. A 1), in the first round of the 10 and 16-14 before the Included among them are that time the team "is reall championships at Stanford Spartans staged a comeback five sprinters, two weight- going to be in contention,' on Friday with the match which faltered in the fifth men, two distance runners said Hicks. beginning at 2 p.m. match. and one long jumper. The winner of this match Added emotion Ron Whitaker ( 200 meters, gains the right to enter the Acting as if they had all 400 meters), Bob Triplett finals against the winner of a been injected with a shot of PYRAMID (100-yard dash), Dedy match between Stanford t 11- emotionalism and adrenilin All Cooper (120 hurdles), Mike 11 and defending champion the Spartans won the third r Farmer and Don Livers (440- Davis (7-4) which follows the and fourth games by the colors yard relay) are the Spartan 2 p.m. match. scores of 15-11 and 15-13, as infinite use sprinters. Championship match well as taking a 10-7 lead in plantersboxes Ron Semkiw, Mike Weeks, The championship match the final game. etc. Dan Gruber, Grover Prowell will take place at 8 p.m. in Unfortunately for the grow your own with L} nil At liner and Dan Cadet have also Maples Pavillion. Spartans, the Cardinals have qualified. ENERGY The Spartans worst defeat one of the class spikers of the Spartan Gray Buetzow rises for the spike against Stanford in the Spartan gym as Shahriar Malakiman (no. 12) looks on. of the season was dealt by league, Tom Duraldi, who all Chico which shut out the night long was spiking over Spartans, 3-0, earlier in the the SJSU blocking line. "The reason we lost this change for the playoffs in feels this will be a disad- record, as well as being the season. Duraldi spikes Spartans match was because of our comparison with the regular vantage to the Spartans. only team to beat the Cards Spartan player-coach Mel It was Duraldi who put the poor serving," said Nishida. season which is going to cut "I will be talking to some this season (3-2 last March at KUMMER Nishida hopes for a different Spartans quietly to rest as he "At one point in the final the number of games needed people to see if we can get Stanford) the Spartans have story on Friday. connected on three con- game we went one full for victory from three to two. this changed backed to the been invited to the Collegiate Ilford* Kodak paper "In our first match against secutive spikes late in the rotation without even Because of the way that best three out of five Far Western Volleyball Chico our two top setters final match to give the scoring a point." the Spartans usually are a games," said Nishida. Tournament, May 8, in Kodak Processing 4. chemistry i couldn't make the match," Cardinals a 15-13 victory. There is going to be a rule slow starting team Nishida Because of their 10-2 Berkeley. THE KAMERA KORNER 20% off 560 S. Bascom Ave. Key ingredient-togetherness -on track team at... San Jose, Calif. By Tarun Patel responsible for recruiting atmosphere among them. ample reason for a lack of from their comfortable spot team's winning attitude WHAT There have been many this talent and blending them Individual sport comradery on the team. underneath a tree to cheer on when he said, "Our team is reasons for the success of the into one of the best teams in This is unusual because But not on the SJSU team. their teammate. so close, everybody gets SJSU track team this year. the country. track is essentially an in- What a sight, Ron along with everybody else." AWAY For one, the Spartans are Team satisfaction Togetherness key ingredient dividual sport. With the Whitaker yelling "Right on, Gruber told of the reason loaded with talent. When an individual wins a But the big factor in exception of the relay events blood" and Dedy Cooper why Mike Kirtman, a Individuals such as fresh- race, for example, he is not SJSU's success is team and certain distance runs, slapping palms with Calvin teammate of Whitaker and TO LIVE! man hurdler Dedy Cooper, the only one satisfied. His togetherness, a key there is no real team-work Cazenave as Gruber crossed Mike Farmer's at Woodrow LIGHTED TENNIS COURTS junior miler Dan Gruber and teammates as well feel this ingredient in becoming a involved as in other sports. the finish line of the 1500 a Wilson High in San Fran- 4 SWIMMING POOLS junior sprinter Ron Whitaker winner. satisfaction. In baseball it's nine men victor. cisco, came to SJSU after a GYM/WEIGHT ROOM are just three of the top I was privileged in making striving to win, in basketball This was clearly evident at year at the University of performers on a team full of the trip with the team to When Larry Johnson RACQUET BALL COURTS there are five men who must the Long Beaeh State meet, Washington. potential Olympians. Long Beach for the meet April 10. jumped a lifetime best 51-6'2 JACUZZI AND 2 SAUNAS work together to win. it against the 49ers and I was in the triple jump, there was "Kirtman didn't like LIGHTED BASKETBALL each guy more than impressed with In track though, the Cheers from teammates teammate Danny Carter there because COURTS the atmosphere that athlete is on his own. He has When Dan Gruber ran in hugging him. would go out for himself Commentary prevailed. no one to pick up the slack the 1500 and 5000 meters, it tveryone gets along They weren't winners," he ecreatton Center featuring pool Lack of team .spirit that for him. This in itself, is was the sprinters who got up Gruber summed up the said. AND: A R tables, ping pong, a television viewing room, a had led to the downfall of library/study room, a photography lab, ceramics Then there are the many an amateur squad, not iIi, and guitar classes. All this and more coaches. Head coach Ernie just in track but in baseball, ncluded with every apartment. Bullard and his assistants, basketball and football, is Classic distance coach Don Riggs non-existent on this team. The Games Area 9-Ball and sprint coach Larry Everyone cheers for each bedroom apartments all with Livers, are the men other. There's a loose, jovial Friday, April 23, 12:30 pm AND: 2 and 3 dishwashers, air condttioning, cic ovens, and garbage disposals. Washer/dryer hookups * First Prize - 75.00 Cash Al) of this for an unbelievably low price. 10% DISCOUNT Second Prize - 140.00 Cash Come check us out. Entry Fee - 17.50 From 101 take Tully Rd., West ON ANY MERCHANDISE 2055 McLaughlin Rd., San Jose of WITH THIS AD maximum 279-2300 Antiques, furniture, appliances, 24 entries clothing, jewelry, junk. Reserve your spot nowl Summer Nifty Thrifty HiL 576 W. Santa Clara St. STUDENT UNION GAMES AREA 277-3226

f April 21, 1976, Pme Judokas eye Olympics

By Chuck Thrower Santa Clara County Board of The Spartan judokas will Supervisors passed a vitl take a five-man team to resolution commending 1: Baltimore tomorrow for the Uchida for directing the i Senior AAU National Spartans to their 15th con- ne Championships. secutive NCAA cham- th To qualify for the Olympic pionship. 23f try-outs, the judokas must sports Part of the resolution read "Now 171 place in this tournament. therefore be it oth Participating in die AALl resolved that on the 13th day t tournament are: Keith of 1976 by unanimous vote of I'm ::. Nakasone, defending 139 confident that his judokas if I didn't feel they would not the Board of Supervisors, it Gi : pound champion; Mike will not disappoint him. place," the coach said. is hereby ordered: Well done Kessler, also 139; Leonard "I wouldn't take this team Over the Spring recess, the again. Yosh !" yii Urso, 176; Brewster are Thompson, 205; and Steve omit Bout, fighting in the South All-Stars defeat North, heavyweight division. fe NCAA champs The SJSU judo team 6-3 in rugby game at Stanford N recently returned from Butler University in Indiana Eric Swanson, former 19 points. tourney, did not get its fees where it won its 15th con- University of California SJSU's B team, who was in on time and thus were not N secutive NCAA victory. gridder, scored the key try in supposed to play in the allowed to participate. Rick Mart Placing third in the 139 the second period Saturday Women's tennis team coach Lyn SinClair gives her team I pep talk. The netters leave tomorrow for Ojai Valley. division was Nakasone, as the South All-Stars Randy Sumida took first in defeated the North All-Stars 154; John Baggott first in 6-3 in the fourth annual 165; and Thompson second in rugby match at Stanford. "AT" a year the 205 weight division. Biggest event of the Spartan rugger Mike e Sumida, a sophomore and Chuirko played for the north ar NCAA 154 pound champ for squad. baci the second year, qualified for The South took the lead in the AAU tournament but will .IPENEVi for SJSU women netters the first period on a try by not enter because he is in Steve Auerbach, who in- CAMERA STORES wi ' By Chuck Thrower Breen. play the state or hard as we call," she Venezuela for the Pan- tercepted a pass and ran 30 inii' Three members of the The tournament, national champion in said, but realistically American games. yards for the score. )out; SJSU women's tennis which is based in the the first round. speaking, "we do not Tough tourney A penalty kick by Bay yjfl team will enter the home of the bionic We're going to see expect to win." This tournament by far is Area Touring Side (BATS) Kodak rnie Women's Intercolleg- woman, will pit state tremendous tennis, much tougher than the fullback fetched the North its 11=11 KODAK iate Championships champions against head coach Lyn SinClair "It will be good Collegiates as it has been only points of the game in the pet Heffelfinger Cup Event national champions as said. "The best tennis competition and good noted, because this is the second period. DARKROOM SALE C rsity at the 77th annual Ojai far away as New York. players in the country experience," manager year of the Olympics and a In another All-Star game held Valley Tennis Tour- The best play should will be there." Annette Lea said. chance of bringing home a played during Easter, the inin nament tomorrow come from the men's In preparing for the gold medal. Bay Area all-stars, again led through the 25th. and women's singles tournament, SinClair After this tournament Thompson, PCAA by Oxman, outplayed the ,20%0FPf:" hers Participating in the divisions. said the team worked a SJSU will face the wrestling champ and last Valley all-stars 15-3. Must play well lot on the net and University of the Pacific year's NCAA champion who nex Southern California After a scoreless first half, - net event, which is said to The women netters overhead shots. and both squads are 4-1. placed second this year, has the Valley took a 3-0 lead ng t be one of the biggest and must play close to "We practiced over This match will decide more or less been in a slump. seven minutes into the Id b most prestigious superior tennis if they the Easter holiday and who advances to the Head coach Yosh Uchida second half on a 30-yard tournaments in the plan to come home with the ladder changed as playoffs at the Northern said, "Thompson feels penalty kick by Chuck , A disappointed. He won the opui SW country, will be the No. a victory. Rang is now the No. 2 California Intercolle- Williams of Capitol. 1 tennis ace Cilia "It all depends on the player and Breen, the giate Athletic Con- . Collegiates last year and SUNDAYS 12-4 Iona But Oxman, who provided "al SAC 50110110 en Grapes and the No. 1 draw who we play," No. 3 player. ference (NCIAC) went to the world games. all the scoring for the U.S. STOWS OM Id b doubles team of Nancy Rang said, because the Won't win tournament at Santa Last year no one heard about against Australia in licks Rang and Debbie Spartan players might "We're going to try as Clara on April 30. him, but this year everyone January, kicked three ' nab knows what he likes to do." penalty kicks within 15 Uchida confident minutes, then took a pass Uchida however feels from Blane Warhurst of the mnui( 441 wir-- Old Blues to score the ical121, game's only try. am.1 Gymnast Cris Wright places 11th SJSU player-coach Floyd McGaughy and Chuirko is thi . were the only Spartan stat representatives. ers, competition at Temple On April 10, the BATS II national SAN LORENZO in SAN TOSE U ( BERKELEY rig ti romped to the championship 7302 TELEGRAPH 170 VIA MIKADO 40 SOUTH FIRST kr. A of the Northern California 114/ 2550 7711171 779-1461 By Sue Trevarthen for the finals, Wright worth it. For six weeks it me," said Wright. 11114 SO 9510 / Class B tournament at Paw fo, 311 1 10 mom 1111 eally. Spartan Gymnast Cris finished in 11th place at the wasn't so bad." He added that he likes Se 14 10 Sm 17 1 in! 9510 Modesto, whipping the Old ion, Wright has represented end of the weekend. Wright said that the rings because his brother Blues, 31-0, in the final SJSU for the second time in Gymnastic coach Richard problem is that the com- was a ring specialist. behind Marty O'Donohue's National gymnastic com- Chew said that Wright was mittment to the sport isn't "To this day I don't know petition. the only one on the floor there like it used to be. why I went to free-ex The nationals were held during his part of the Still learning (exercise). I really can't April 1-3 at Temple competition and he, "really "I'll keep working out say. I just developed a taste University in Pennsylvania. had the crowd behind him. because I still want to learn for it." Roy Andries de Groot, Wright scored a 9.3 in the That didn't hurt at all." things about gymnastics. It Wright also said that leweiewtHe wine editor, Esquire Magazine says: floor-exercise compulsories Wright himself said that just isn't likely that I'll ever national competition doesn't `i) and was tied for 3rd place on the response of the crowd do it for a full year again," actually make him nervous. "I have never found any wine to equal the combination April 1 and had 8.8 in the surprised him. Wright said. "The worst time is the optionals on the following Wright's brother Randy Wright teaches summer time between when they 40 of quality and value of Gallo Hearty Burgundy." day. competed in the nationals in gymnastics at Skyline High announce my name and I a score of 9.25 to 1971 on the rings and placed School in Oakland. walk to the edge of the mat. (11 He needed editor, Sphere Magazine: compete in the finals on seventh. "I have thought about After that I just block Paul Kovi, wine April 3. Wright's first trip to the being a coach but I would everything out. The only Burgundy receives well-deserved recognition Finishes 11th nationals was in 1973 when only do it if the gymnasts time during a routine that I "Hearty Despite failing to qualify he was a freshman at SJSU. were beyond the beginner hear the crowd is when I from both layman and expert: Quits after '73 stage. I prefer it when there pause before my next move Schuler fails After that tie, "decided is some risk involved. It or when I'm doing a hand- that the satisfaction I got makes the sport more ex- stand." Robert Lawrence Balzer, Holiday Magazine: wasn't worth all the work I citing," he continued. Will not be back in bowling was putting into it so I Olympics not considered Wright does not intend to "Gallo Hearty Burgundy is the greatest decided to quit." When thoughts turn to compete for SJSU next value in red wine in America..." ER title attempt Chew recruits Olympic competition Wright season but that resolve has Six weeks before this said he never considered it been changed before. Chris Wright Despite bowling a fine 190 year's national competition for the simple reason that he Now series in single competition, Wright was approached by didn't want to go all-around. SJSU's Ron Schuler could Chew and asked to compete All-around is a gymnast MI not crack the top eight with the team. competing in every event. finalists list in the 1976 "It was a hard decision for "In high school my coach 1VOLKSWAGEN Association of College me to make but I finally wanted to to go all-around Unions-International Cham- decided to go ahead. It was hut it just never interested pionships just concluded in SPECIAL Oklahoma City. FOR SUMMER Schuler bowled a series of 572 in singles play while also compiling a 541 series in A 15 pt. check-up doubles events. ThE Pf!RFoR 1. Check compression Mark Schwabe from the 2. Check and adjust plugs University of Wisconsin - 3. Check and adjust points cr7r-- 4 Check and adjust timing captured the title Milwaukee 5. Check and adjust brakes with a 731 series, which 6. Check and adjust valves. included a 270 game. 7 Adjust carburetor Schuler reached the group FL Check generator 294-1562 of 32 national finalists after 9 Check ignition system capturing the All-Events 10. Check light system Tuesday April 27 11. Check battely title at the Region-15 12 Check brake fluid Championships held at 13. Check transmission fluid IN CONCERT $29.95 La.... 11 Fresno State in February. 14 Change oil (oil incl.) tors parts) During the season, Schuler Lube job dust mention led the Spartans and was one All othei pal is extra) ilia ad of the most consistent COLD BLOOD Judge it so irself. Frnest et Julio Gallds California Hearts Burgunds. bowlers on the squad. Hicher, more mhos( ...the Best of the Rumnindies. 2 shows 7:30' 10:30 The Inflation XEROX Tickets available Bass Outlets Beaters Gallo Hearty Burgundy and The Parlor The Best of the Burgundies PIE HOURS Arts liorgunds of ( 810w-rt. Gallo NineNents. Morlehi. ( Illorma EA. CO= Mon.- Fri. 730-4:00 2nd copy of each original 4 cents (1)1:N-: I HRI &k AMERICAN COPY 273 E. San Fernando SPARTAN MOBIL Next to Peanuts 295 7778 Tues.-Sat.: Powerhouse SERVICE IIi Inc this .id. IMPORTED CAR In the Factory ,lice is 8' ull 374-4500 Next to 7 11 cspire. Inns. 1,1, 1971, 93 So. Central, Campbell, CA, I 1 th ond Sari Carlos, San Jose 294 1562 i,,,,,,,,,..,,,4.0w440n44,0044.0.4..044.04.004s..4044.0.oa.ao04a14* Page 6, April 21, 1976 Grads show art work Eastern Streams, a group jewelry and fabric wall of 28 artists specializing in hangings in abstract and Asian art forms who realistic forms. graduated from SJSU, is The jewelry of Jim Tajiri, showing a multi-media who has a M.A. from SJSU, bicentennial exhibit at the is on display. Tajiri, who gallery of the Chinese teaches jewelry making at Cultural Foundation in San Hartnell College, bases his Francisco. The exhibit will designs on such traditional continue through May 29. Japanese themes as samurai kokeshi dolls and Different forms armor, Shinto architecture. The exhibit features paintings, prints, sculpture. Traditions inspire Henry Nakamoto, currently working toward an M.A. at SJSU, has ceramic Poetry pieces inspired by Chinese and Japanese traditions in air brush (I) and Bobri Molerin. Artist L I Yeong In shows her the show. painting "Waterbuffalo" to Dr. Nancy Wey slated Also featured are Joyce Yasuhiro's fabric sculp- A poetry reading slide tures, the ceramics of Jeff Rankin brings his music show entitled "The Feast" Cast and Allan Weaver, will be given at noon today in Calvin Horn's landscapes the S.U. Costanoan Room, and prints by Carol Toriumi Gary Traucht, a Toronto and Glen Yamane. Artists Bobbi Molerin (1) and Ayako Yanase grants," on display by Eastern Streams. poet, will read his works and to San Jose night club discuss Yanase's painting, Toronto tapestry weaver, Encourages artists "The lmmi- "I am a romanticist to the and drums when he appears ticket price of SS. Tickets are Ellie Fidlez, will show slide Eastern Streams was last degree," singer Kenny tonight and Thursday nights available in advance and at projections of her tapestries. founded in 1973 by SJSU Rankin said, "and my music at the Brewery, 29 N. San the door. Also in the slide showing teacher Dr. Nancy Wey. Its American artists who use of traditional and con - on the third floor of th is what I am." Pedro. will be a series of drawings purposes are to encourage Asian themes, and to in- temporary Asian art. Holiday Inn. Hours ar Rankin will be backed by a The shows will be at 8 and No minors will be ad- called "13 Women," by a Asian-American students in crease the general public's The gallery is located at Tuesday through Saturda trio with bass, keyboards 11 p.m. both nights with a mitted. Greek artist. art, to encourage non-Asian- interest in and appreciation 750 Kearny, San Francisco, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The second annual Photo Idenitification Contest (six years late)

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LOCAL ADDRESS CITY PHONE April 21, 1976, Page 7 'Smokey' brings a quiet storm

By Gina G. Javier singing with the Miracles in not doing any traveling or Special" show. Although Robinson is his latest single best-selling A quiet storm hit San Jose 1957, rhythm and blues as a performing, I had the chance At age 35, Robinson has doing live performances hit, "Open". last week when William commercial form was still in to see a lot of people per- been a singer, producer, again I he called them mini- "Music is my life," he "Smokey" Robinson en- its infancy. form, and everybody was composer, actor and vice tours and weekenders,, he said. "I just want to give tertained a scant audience of The 35-year-old composer loud," he said during an president of Motown said he is not working at the something that's relevant to 1,000 at the Center for the explored it as he started interview. Records, but he said he still same pace as when he was the music world." Performing Arts. writing songs and stamped it "Not that they weren't has "many, many, many with the Miracles. Robinson, former lead with his own trademark-his good, but everybody was unfulfilled dreams." With his multiple con- singer, songwriter and soft, mellow voice. loud," he added. "1 just "I plan never to do that He went on to name the top again," he said. tributions to the music producer for Motown In 1972, Robinson left the wanted to be different. I three: to make a major world, particularly his 500 Records' first successful act, Miracles and went solo. wanted to do my music motion picture, to score a Robinson's writing career plus songs and his definition the Miracles, was superb. After two albums subtly." major motion picture and to boasts more than 500 songs, of the rhythm and blues Looking a bit lean in a "Smokey" and "Pure Robinson defined his have some more children. many of which have been sound, how "relevant" can brown jumpsuit, the 6-foot Smokey" Robinson is music as quiet but forceful, recorded by the Beatles, one person be? singer wooed the young redefining his music and can The singer's wife of 16 "an act where people Rolling Stones, Aretha crowd with . the sound he calling it "A Quiet Storm," and hear what's being years, Caludette, also sang come Franklin, Ella Fitzgerald, helped shape, rhythm and of his third LP with the Miracles. The the title said, without being drowned Marvin Gaye, Sonny and blues. last year. Robinsons have two Unreal released out by everything." Cher and, of course, the When Robinson began children. "While I was off the road, After a three-year ab- Miracles. Prewashed began sence, Robinson Robinson said his main performing again with his reason for quitting the "Soft and warm, a quiet Denims! newly-formed band, ap- Motown group after 15 years storm," Robinson sang. Out propriately named "Quiet 8.95 Parisian play was his family. came a tune delicate and Storm." at touching, achingly sweet and 457 E. Si,, CalIOS The group is made up of "I wanted to spend more clear, yet stunningly intense Oct. loth & 1 Itril seven male musicians and time with my family. I also and controlled. 779 1881 to be three female singers. wanted to do other things in 41. staged Robinson has not found the entertainment world that Robinson has a new album Barry Alien any negative effects in going has nothing to do with music out called "Smokey Family "Mademoiselle Colombe," Colombe, played by Nancy solo. He was quick to point per se," he said.. Robinson," which contains "Smokey" Robinson a play by Jean Anouilh, will Merrell, with Conunedia-like out the advantages. be performed at 7:30 p.m. on figures. Other characters "I feel freer to experiment Thursday and at 8 p.m. on include the diva Madame musically," he said. Alexandra, played by But his freedom is not ...: Sp Friday and Saturday in the ..... - ART Studio Theatre of the Speech Shannon Bryant; an aging confined to music alone. .:: and Drama Building. actor La Garde, played by "Career-wise, I wanna do materials Set in Paris Sal Aiello; her husband everything-movies, tele- artist OAS and iARGHITECTS ENGINEERS GRAPHICS DRAFTING The play, set in Parisian Julien, played by Brian vision, the whole gamut," he Lewis, and Colombe's lover .. theatrical world, deals with said. SAN JOSE ART a woman seeking her own Edouard, played by Bruce Robinson has already entertainment identity apart from her DeLesDernier. made his television debut, . PAINT & WALLPAPER husband. Tickets are ;1.25 for portraying a rookie cop on 87 VALLEY FAIR CENTER 365 SAN ANTONIO ROAD VIEW 9411600 In the glittering Paris of students and $2.25 general "Police Story." STEVENS CREEK BLVD. MT. SAN JOSE 249 8700 the 1900's Mademoiselle and are available at the He has also appeared in a ..,:::. Colombe, with her husband SJSU box Office. "Police Woman" episode ... 38 Gallery displays off at the war, embraces the and has hosted a "Midnight life of the theatre with all her heart. Her husband eventually graphic works discovers she has been unfaithful and comes home More than 20 graphic Lithuania, Shahn came to to find her as merry as ever \%orks by Ben Shahn, a well- New York when he was 8 and unembarrassed by her years old. Later, he ap- new life. classifieds known artist, are the first exhibit in the newly-opened prenticed to a lithographer Masters project Young Gallery in Park and attended New York Director June Richards is A delighttull place to live. Ping POng 10 YRS EXPER. 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Tethered hot-air balloon rides attracted many students and faculty to Air Fair '76, a fund-raising aviation event presented by the SJSU Flying Twenty Club. silbro"tio, Though many of the planned Air Fair activities Pe-- were rained out when the eee fair opened April 8, the Air 1 ...Jr.. Fair drew great response on a sunny and clear April 9, according to coordinator Rudy Cosio. Students and faculty sailed 75 feet in the air over the A hockey-ROTC practice field a Friday morning in the hot- air balloon for $2 per ride. Scott Kough, aeronaut and is professional hot-air balloonist, gave the rides and demonstrations of Balloonist Dan Krogh gives a delighted student a view of the campus from 75 feet in the air. the hot-air balloon tech- nique. a The Flying Twenty Club paid $30 per hour for Kough's services and broke even on a the hot-air balloon rides, is Foreign exchange program according to Steve Martin, Flying Twenty club mem- ti ber. Flying Twenty club members sold raffle tickets gives recreation study abroad at the fair for meals, a Bay Area air tour for three, a one-hour flying lesson and By Bill Fenton The students work with study trips. Most students seven selections locations in 1 A nation-wide exchange park departments, hospitals, end up with temporary job the U.S. including SJSU. other gift items and cer- program, operating from and wildlife management offers and stay for six Arnold corresponds tificates to raise funds for SJSU for three years, has programs of other nations to months or one year. regularly with the students the precision flying team's been working with nations make comparable analyses As chairman of the center. every week or twobesides upcoming trip to the a including Germany, Swit- and to develop plans for Arnold is busy speaking to preparing students waiting National Collegiate Airmeet ' 3 in Daytona Beach, Fla. zerland, Japan, Austria, recreation in those coun- students on a nation-wide to go and teaching a course 111 :^41r I r Great Britain, Sweden and tries. level and spent three days in in recreation here. The raffle drawing will be Australia. Arnold said the major the South speaking with and Arnold teaches in the arts held at 9 p.m. April 20 at the The Center for Inter- emphasis of students interviewing students for the program at London Aeronautics Department at national Studies is in presently abroad (there are program. University every summer Coleman Ave. and Airport Building Z. 17 from SJSU) is therapeutic Fifty students from the and calls Great Britain Blvd. Ticket-holders need 1 "My No. 1 priority is to get recreation. Many are U.S. go each year. There are home. not be present to win. Students and faculty flock to the hockey -ROTC practice field for a ride. a grant," said Dr. Nellie currently working in Arnold, founder of the hospitals, including three center. students in Edinborough and two in London. Arnold said the country Arnold prepares students they stay in pays for room America 1 for their trips by offering Student to pedal across and board right now, but that seminars with guest the economy pinch being felt c speakers, readings and tapes By Rial Cummings through Bikecentennial '76, Bravos has opted for the across the nation. trip per week. Starting a than the expert. in Europe is jeopardising on the country the student SJSU senior Barbara P.O. Box 1034, Missoula, latter. Bikecentennial was the week before departure, "We're expecting a cross that part of the program. has picked. Bravos is going to cross Mont. 59801. "It'll cost me about $700," result. Most of the par- she'll ride 10 miles a day. section of Americans," he Students exchanged The way others view America this summeron a Bravos and her 12-member she estimated. "That'll ticipants are expected to said. "We're signing up The program, started by Americans is a vital part of bicycle. group will shove off from cover food, prearranged take one of 14 short ex- According to Burden, the everything from families Arnold, is an exchange the preparation according to "I haven't done much Reedsport, Ore. June 6. camping sites, guides and cursions in different parts of Bikecentennial is aimed with kids to riders in their program started with other Arnold. She wants the touring," she said. "This Pedaling around seven hours accident insurance." the country. They range primarily for the beginner late 70's. We want people to nations. students to be so prepared ought to cover it for a a day, the group will trace The only problem Bravos from 12 to 45 days, and will and average rider, rather enjoy the country leisurely." The center prepares they are "afraid." lifetime." the route of Meriweather forsees is what to do when cover from 425 to 2,000 miles. students from all fields, Jobs offered Bravos and several Lewis and William Clark she arrives in Yorktown. Historical sightseeing including psychology, Preparation takes six thousand others are ex- through the northern "The fee doesn't include All are built around an nursing, arts and recreation months for the three-month pected to take the ride of a Rockies, down through the transportation back from the historical themethe Lewis lifetime as a part of Great Plains into Kentucky, east coast, and I won't have and Clark trail, colonial Bikecentennial '76. into Yorktown, Va. 82 days much money left. I have Virginia, Civil War bat- Automation brings Easy paced pedaling after starting. relatives back theremaybe tlegrounds, Bluegrass The 4,100 mile trans- "It's really not as hard as an instant inheritance will Country and so on. America tour is the it sounds," Bravos said. turn up." "I'd always thought about NEXT STOP, designing problems culmination of the project, "We'll cover around 50 or 60 Bikecentennial is a non- riding across the country," which provides itineraries, miles a day. That's a breeze. profit operation that has she said. "But it was never GREENWICII The age of automation is tellers have to be designed to guides and accommodation "The trip is planned to be been given a $26,500 grant by more than a fantasy until here, and with the increasing count and disburse money plans for participating ridden at an easy pace. the American Revolution now." VILLAGE use of electronic machines accurately, and strong bikers. There'll be plenty of time set Bicentennial Administra- Bravos said she is training by consumers, problems in enough to withstand at- Information about en- aside for sightseeing, and tion. for the trip with one short design have arisen. tempted robbery. tering can be obtained one layover day every Its executive director is Frank Glass, IBM senior week." Dan Burden, a student at the engineer and a 1955 SJSU Packages prices vary University of Montana. graduate, told an Several different price Three years ago he came up engineering seminar Deadline tomorrow packages are offered, with plans for a bike route recently some of the things ranging from full service love engineers must consider groups, which will have their for pre-law insignia Concerts Dances when developing machine, gear transported by van Frat Parties for public use. each day and stay in motels, We have the band "What we've been doing is The deadline for entries in letterhead and posters. to camping tours who will you re looking tor Is the SJSU Pre-Law "This is a campus-wide Kaleidoscope Prod. trying to get IBM back to carry their own gear, cook 244-6692 where people ( instead of Association's contest for contest," said Ron Beamon, their own food, and sleep in skilled workers ) operate the selection of a new club in- coordinator of the com- tents. skin machines," Glass said. signia is tomorrow for petition. 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