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Co-Ed in Serious Condition After Being Stabbed Friday Six Arrested in SCU Lowenstein comes Wednesday, October 11, 1972 Grothe to kick off to campus Friday Spar .111 Dal 1 tv faculty book talks Allard K. Lowenstein. former Brooklyn. N.1. Faculty book talks begin today with Dr. Peter ...ngressman who was the spearhead of tilt, crothe's review of the New Totalitarians.- hi Dump 'Anson" campaign in 1968. will speak N. Huntf ord. The talks, which are open to riday, Oct. 13 at noon and 1 p.m. students and bacilli y, are held each Wednesda% The former legislator's noon address is in the at 12:30 in Room A of the Spartan Cafeteria. allege Union Umunhum Room. His 1 p.m. talk 0 Dr. Grothe is one of the originators of th, in IC 141. Peace Corps. and is a lecturer for the Political Serving California State University at San Jose Since 1934 Will I. Der/dr! lit-rutI Future of Women's Center hinges Council decision on By Virsinie Golden will be reopened.- money would revert," McDonald said. The Women's Center at SISU may become a lanice Osborne. spokesman for the women's Margie Bernard. of the women's Center, said thing of the past if AS. Council today does not Center, said that the center was willing to open that action had been taken to stop the reversion. reverse its decision of last week, and approve its doors to any members of the Council who but was not successful. She stated that a letter the center's request for funding for this year. were interested in what was going on. She from last year's A.S. vice president, Steve A request for $486 in operating expenses was added, however, that the Women's Center Takakuwa, was sent to the A. S. Business Office. denied by a 12-4 vote last week, on the basis that believes its proposal is more than adequate in requesting that the monies not be reverted. The not enough information was available about the describing its activities and services. Women's Center had been told that this center's programs. The Women's Center's original request was for procuedure would be necessary to regain the Councilman Kelvin Ng, who voted no on the a total of $1,355.48. funds. request, said that the problem is merely a Of this $412.50 was for matching work-study Assuming that it had regained the funds, the procedural one. "After looking over the funds, and was granted by Council at an earlier Women's Center attempted to purchase an item proposal, we still don't have enough information date. at the beginning of the semester, and found that on what they are planning to do." A totalof $458.98, of which was reverted to the the monies had not been credited back into its ac- Although the proposal listed those items A.S. at the end of last year was also being re- count. which would be covered by the funds, Ng stated quested by the Center. However. the Special Regarding the reverted funds, Councilmen Ng that the Women's Center "will have to fill out an Allocations Committee failed to recommend a and Gonzales said that the A.S. Council does not evaluation form which will outline their vote from A.S. Council on this issue. feel responsible for something that happened program - not just a detailed account of their Andy McDonald. A.S. Treasurer, and member last year. operating expenses. He added that the Council of the Allocations Committee, said that as far as "We do not know what happened in the past. voted no on quite a few other things "simply he was concerned, the reverted monies were a We are being asked to compensate out of our because they sound too vague." "dead issue." present budget for what last year's council did.' Councilman Tony Gonzales, who also voted "When the Women's Center came in for re- stated Ng. no. feels that the issue is not completely dead. "A quests for summer budgets, I personally told The Women's Center will go before council A committee of women from Council are looking them that these monies would revert unless today at 3:30 p.m. to present it's funding into it. If they, as women, see the need for the Council action made it non-revertable, con- proposal once again. (Editors note: See page 2 for center, then it is huthlv possible that the issue sidered them informed at that time that the editorial comment on the Women's Center issue.) Paul Dr. David Neuman 7 nt 25 Co-ed in serious condition Campus blind struggle after being stabbed Friday against stereotyping George Bret searched a year for his wife - he casing her of seeing another man. chair blow. By Liea hicKaney found her Friday in the San lose State Breit led the victim away to discuss the sub- While this was in progress. nearby students First of Two Parts University library and stabbed her 18 times, ac- ject, when Mrs. Breit began shrieking, "Help me! notified Campus Security and the emergency "When I became blind. my whole personality changed. It was very hard for me to adjust at first, but cording to police. Help me!" medical team in the Health Building. then something happened that made me realize the world wasn't coming loan end." Miss Vivian Karen Sue Breit, 29, of 1824 The Alameda. San Witnesses reported hearing screams from a far When the emergency medical team arrived, in- Younger, a freshman at San Jose State University. said recently. lose, was rushed to San lose Community Hos- corner of the room. An off -duly San Mateo cluding Dr. Louis I. Bronstein and Nursing "In eighth grade. I won the 'Smile of the Year.' My grade point average improved, and the next year pital where she remains in serious condition policeman, Stanlej, MacIsaac, was among the Supervisor May Wong, students were applying I ran for Good-Grooming President. I was class speaker in my junior high school, and I was a Red after two operations. first to arrive where the attack took place. He compresses to stop the bleeding. 1:ross volunteer," she added. Mrs. Braff went through surgery last Friday credited another student. not himself as othei "There must have been five kids there ap- Miss Younger's dorm room was neat and clean. Her braille writer, typewriter, tape-recorder and and again on Monday for multiple stab wounds papers have reported. with bringing a chair plying pressure to the wounds." said Dr. tapes cluttered most of her shelf space. to her chest and stomach. down on the head of the suspect. Then he and Bronstein. Mrs, Braff was still conscious. tier reader came in and said she was going hoarse. but that she had finished the part of the book she The story began a year ago when Mrs. Broil other students subdued the attacker by pelting "The doctor and I were both impressed with was doing. Miss Younger told her to read for another 45 minutes. After fixing the tape-recorder, the apparently deserted her husband and their 9- him with books and using a belt to tie his hands. the way they the students) functioned as a reader left. year-old son, in Long Beach. Maclsaac. realizing a possible danger to the unit." said Mrs. Wong. She credited the students "See all these things I have to help me with my homework?" Miss Younger said. "I requested a room According to reports, Braff said he found a suspect from outraged students. had him taken with keeping things under control and assisting on the second or third floor. but they didn't think I could handle the stairs so now I worry about my note saying, "Take care of the kid, I'm leaving." to a small typewriter room, where he was in- the medical staff by clearing a working area for equipment being stolen." she added. Her husband. a 39-year-old machinist from formed of his rights. He was kept there until the team, applying pressure to stop the flow of "They think I'm helpless in the dorm. They treat me like a kid, but I keep telling them I'm an adult, Long Beach, was arrested and charged with transported to a hospital for injuries from the blood. and describing the location of the wounds. .ind that lean do anything I want. But it didn't work and they stuck me on the first floor and this win- attempt of murder and assault with a deadly dow is just begging to be broken into." Miss Younger complained. weapon. He is listed in fair condition at Valley Non-vocal minority Medical Center for torn ligaments received "The school is dealing with a small, non-vo(:al minority. Blind students tend to stick to themselves during the attack. A.S. Council convenes today; so not much can be done for them except pre-registration." Mike Boyle. a blind psychology graduate Braff told police he searched for a year but it iif Will. said. wasn't until some registration material from San "You're thrown onto the campus and you have to lend for yourself." he stated. "I didn't have too lose Stale University arrived by mistake at the much trouble finding my way around campus. except occasionally falling into holes and getting run Long Beach address, that he knew his wife was may consider special requests over by security and maintenance carts," Boyle added. in San lose. Sipping tea and delicately placing ashes from his cigarette into a small bowl, Boyle looked uneasy Police discovered later that Braff flew from A.S.
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