UPC accuses Dumke of doing poorj. b new Faculty union wants chancellor out; 1980 wave Entertainment: disregard for campus issues charged re page 5 by Tom Mays faculty tenure; his -weak stand" plus,' Kessler said. tory." Kessler said. 403 A statewide faculty union wants against Proposition 9; and the He added that Dumke wants Kessler said he views the State Universities and decline in enrollment throughout the salaries to awarded on a dif- chancellor's faculty salary proposal rather his stands on post-tenure le Colleges system ( CSUC) Chancellor CSUC system. ferentiating merit system, and Glenn Dumke out of office. "He's just taking a dive on the than an automatic system, in order reviews to be "the last straws." issues," Kessler said. "He has failed to save the state some money. Claiming that the CSUC He said these positions were to advocate the needs of the :ion chancellor is "unwilling to meet the Chancellor Dumke earns $81,825 direct attacks on the tenure system system." needs" of the 18,000 faculty mem- a year and lives in a state-subsidized could actually harm the The chancellor's office had no itself and bers he represents, the United mansion. He is currently the second- careers and aspirations of faculty comment regarding UPC's charges. ... see Professors of California (UPC) highest-paid government official in members. wants the CSUC board of trustees to Kessler also said that Dumke's California. complete review of failure to meet system needs may Kessler said that a certain conduct a According to Kessler, Dumke's have directly affected the SJSU amount of disagreement between Dumke's performance. "disregard for faculty consultation campus. the chancellor's office and faculty is page 4 result in his on matters and his disrespect for our "This should "The decrease in SJSU normal, but the CSUC faculty has Kessler, ( faculty professionalism have been replacement," Warren enrollment could have been caused had "chronic disagreements with the prime forces in driving most of UPC president, said. Dumke." by lackluster and unimaginative the faculty in the system to seek The CSUC board of trustees did administration at the state level," collective bargaining," which would not bring up the topic during Kessler said. "We need a chancellor who is provide faculty representation works constructively with yesterday's board meeting. Kessler said that the biggest open and during contract negotiations. he said. "He is not an crime committed by the chancellor the system," Some of the reasons UPC is leader or a person of was his new faculty salary proposal He added that Dumke has academic asking for Dumke's dismissal, and vision, which presented at this week's board of repeatedly headed off the faculty's principle according to Kessler, include: his needs in this position for trustees meeting in Long Beach. collective bargaining plan instead of California A net "disregard" for faculty consultation working with it. the '80s." on matters; his "disrespect" for "His idea to come up with a faculty professionalism; his new cheaper salary scheme was to deal "He wants to pretend that he's Kessler said that Dumke has smasher faculty salary proposal; his views on with the depletion in the state sur- the owner of a 19th Century fac- just been around too long." Sports: page 7 Smog plan offered Spartan Daily in effort to save Volume 75, Number 18 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Thursday, September 25, 1980 ar e: SJSU grad replaces Garza on council 00 government grant no An SJSU graduate was appointed by the Tuesday Gonzales, acting chairwoman of the SJSU Mexican American Graduate by Michelle Waugh to fill former city councilman Al Garza's unexpired term. Studies program Thirteen million California motorists may be required to have yearly Robert Perez, an attorney and former city hall employee, has been Three of the five council members who appointed Perez Tuesday were appointed to fill the seat vacated by Garza's resignation. int tune-ups in order to renew their vehicle registration if the Legislature passes emselves originally appointed to office. a plan proposed by a Bay Area regional agency. The appointment will expire at the end of the year when the newly- Susan Hammer is presently serving an interim appointment for the seat A plan of some kind must be adopted by the state before the end of the elected district council takes office. vacated last month by Jim Self. Garza resigned from office after being indicted by the county grand jury year to avoid the loss of $850 million in federal highway and sewage system council seat of now-county for perjury, bribery and violation of state income tax law. Iola Williams came into office to fill the funds, said Teresa Lee, information officer for the district. supervisor Susanne Wilson. The Bay Area Air Quality Management District, responsible for all He has pleaded innocent to these charges. stationary forms of pollution in the nine Bay Area counties, has proposed an Perez was nominated by councilwoman Susan Hammer. He received the Tom McEnery was originally appointed to fill the seat vacated by David inspection and maintenance plan that affects all 1970 or newer automobiles. unanimous support of the council after being opposed on the first vote by Runyon's resignation. These federal funds for the state are now being frozen, a San Jose councilpersons Tom McEnery and Iola Williams. Both McEnery and Williams, as well as Councilman Jerry Estruth, won Mercury-News article stated, because of California's inability to come up Among the six other applicants interviewed by the council was Sylvia election to their district seats last June. with a smog equipment inspection and maintenance plan in compliance with the Clean Air Act of 1977. The act requires that those states which do not meet air quality stan- dards must design a smog control inspection program by 1979. The program must begin by 1982. "California is the only state left that hasn't adopted a plan," Lee said. "The other 28 affected states all have plans down in the books." Sixteen other inspection and maintenance plans have been proposed, but none were passed by the Legislature. Ted McHugh, also of the Bay Area Air Quality Management District, said "the Legislature is reluctant to propose a program to California D's invade motorists that would be unpopular." Under the district's plan, Lee explained, "no car 1970 or newer could be registered without a certificate of compliance with emission standards." Business There would be two ways to obtains certificate: Go to a blue shield service station (official smog stations identified by a blue and gold emblem in the station's window) for a basic tune-up. Tower area Here, a certificate would automatically be given with the tune-up. Do your own tune-up and take your car to an official DMV testing Nancy Thompson, marketing station for a free smog control check. If the car met the emissions standards, a certificate would then be issued. junior, enjoys a snack amidst "The inspection and maintenance program would be paid for by a $5 a garden of blue, foam surcharge on vehicle registration of cars 1970 or newer," Lee said. rubber sculptures. The Several DMV testing stations would be set up in each city and would be sculptures are miniatures of open seven days a week, Lee sal, to keep waiting time at a minimum. the large sculpture in the The certificate program would reduce Bay Area hydrocarbon emissions by 14 percent and carbon monoxide by 7 percent, according to district center, representing a three- figures. dimensional "D." The "If you don't tune up a car regularly, the smog control device becomes sculptures were designed by completely inefficient," she said. an SJSU art class. The district's proposal was submitted to the governor last Tuesday. Agency officials have received no response as of yet, but are hoping the governor will call the Legislature back into session to consider the proposal. photo by Roger Woo Former student moves in political fast lane by Brian Wirth schedule, Reed works for the ahead of time and suggest that the Reed through one of Reed's friends Special Page* Editor president's campaign on a part-time president concentrate on that topic. and wanted Reed to attend SJSU. It's not every day that an in- basis only. As a full-time job, he The paper would then go to his staff, "It was one of those twisted dividual has the opportunity "to promotes fundraising for the who would decide whether to accept quirks of fate," Reed said. "I'd make sure the president (of the University of California at Santa my suggestions. never known Mr. Davies before he United States) has adequate press Cruz. When he goes on a campaign "Often we write briefing papers called me, but I'll always be grateful coverage before and during a swing, Reed takes a leave of ab- on mundane things," Reed said. "I to him. speaking event." sence. remember in Beaumont, , I "I liked Davies because of the However, Steve Reed, a 1969 "Four years ago," he said, "I wrote a paper instructing the quality of his instruction. He was a SJSU graduate in public relations, started out with a Mondale trip to president's physician to spray insect great teacher. has that responsibility as White San Jose prior to election time. Then repellent on the president's legs in "The Secret Service people are House press advance man for I was steadily assigned to work on order to fight off the mosquitoes, amazing to work with," Reed said. President Carter. the Carter trips. which heavily inhabited a lawn he "Most are very intelligent, of "We consider the logistics of "Hugh Carter, or Cousin Carter had to walk across to the podium." superior knowledge, and very motorcades, schedules, and even professional. Others are just trigger- such things as the sound quality of happy nuts. Whichever group of microphones and proper lighting agents we work with makes our job arrangements before the president easier or harder. arrives," Reed said. "There is no reason for any "When we go into a different president to ever come out of the city or town where the president will White House," Reed commented. visit, we check out the routes before- profile "He can conduct all of his business hand, where he will walk to the from there, and anyone of im- podium, who he will meet, when he portance can come to see him there. will meet them, and who he will He doesn't have to go to them. shake or not shake hands with," as we call him, is in charge of the Reed, born in Los Angeles, "However," he said, "people Reed said. advance team which goes out to set attended several junior colleges in expect the president to be close to "We will also check out the up operations before the president Southern California. During the them go wading into crowds and circuitry in a building and make arrives. The regular employees plus Vietnam War, when Reed faced the travel in an open car all of which sure the fuses don't blow," he added. contract employees, such as myself, possibility of being drafted, he went the Secret Service advises him not to "The responsibilities are number about 75 people. to Hawaii. do." awesome. Schedules are planned to "The most I can do in my "My parents supported by Sticking to a strict schedule, the minutest detail, so we can get the position is to write a briefing paper resistance, whatever it took, to stay Reed said, is the most burdensome most out of a day. about a certain aspect or issue in a out of the service," he explained. task of his position. Everything must "There is a great deal of specific area where the president is Reed went to Hawaii and "decided be planned in great detail. pressure and strain. You only get scheduled to speak," Reed said. to screw off until I got shot." "Carter is generally pretty good Photo by Sal firomberget four hours sleep a night and it's just "For instance, if the president is While in Hawaii, Reed was about staying on schedule. We've not worth it." scheduled to speak in the South and contacted by Pierce Davies, then never been more than three minutes Former SJSU public relations student Steve Reed, now Carter's Because of the constant the is a hot issue in heed of the public relations program behind schedule," Reed said. advance man. pressure of following a rigid that area, then I may research at " Davies had heard about -continued on page 3 Pegs September 25, 1980 2 o pinion Editorial Revenue sharing Associated Students Controller Tom Fil will soon be proposing to the A.S. board of directors a revenue sharing program that is designed to give students more control of their student association fees. The program will give students the opportunity to direct $2 of the $10 A.S. fee they pay at registration each semester to the campus organization of their choice. The program is a real plus for the students, most of whom know little or nothing about where their A.S. money goes and what services they provide. A student may choose between any of the many campus recognized groups, social organizations, student services, fraternities, sororities and academic and athletic departments to be the beneficiaries of the funds. Once in the hands of the group ( in the form of an ac- count at the A.S. Business Office), no dictation by the A.S. or the university should be made as to how the money is to be spent. That decision should rest with the group alone. However, the groups should be required to make public all receipts and invoices involved with the funds so that those students who voted the money to the group will know how it was spent. We agree with Fil that in addition to this restriction, a limitation of five votes should be made as the minimum number of votes a group can receive before qualifying for the funding. The revenue-sharing funds that a group gets should not be used as the basis for determining need if the group requests additional help from the A.S. general or special allocations funds. The revenue sharing "ballots" should be added into _letters the registration packages sent out at the end of each semester. This plan would be much more effective than the idea of incorporating the vote into the A.S. elections, Next president Admittedly, some of the lungs of smokers who smoke up- release on Monday. I also remember which could make the matter more political than a means aforementioned didn't die in the wards of half a pack a day. a time payroll was delayed because of giving students a real voice. will die anyway election term in question, but the Another recent study indicates our checks went to San Bernardino By using the registration procedure, the program will fact remains, every president that second-hand smoke can State Hospital. Even a more current Editor: elected on the 20th year since 1840, damage the health of children. problem is with faculty separated give opportunity to more students than under any other New what's all the fuss about had died in office. There have now been over 135 8/24/80 no payment has been circumstances. Since every student gets one, they will all anyway? With the 1980 presidential Well, it's 1980,20 years since the scientific studies on tobacco smoke's received. In checking with SCO, the have the opportunity to vote. election coming up, the choice isn't last death of an American president. effects on nonsmokers; the vast answer was "It's a programming Of course, students should have the right to not vote, between Carter, Reagan or An- Not to be morbid or anything, but the majority of those studies indicates error. We are trying to correct and thereby keeping their money in the general fund where the derson, but between Mondale, Bush choice isn't between an inept peanut smoke can impair and injure non- payment should be down around or I,ucey. Think about it. farmer, a senile B-movie actor, or a smokers' health. Sept. 22." The employees are gone board will decide its use. In 1841, William Henry Harrison man without a party, because We know that other people's and waiting for their payments. The program itself is a needed service for students. old Tippecanoe) became the first whoever is elected is going to die in smoke can make our clothes and When they contact us, we request Students have the chance to not only exercise control over American president to die in office. office (with that in mind, who in hair stink. We can wash our clothes approval to issue a revolving fund their own money but also to put a little money into the In 1865, Abraham Lincoln was their right mind would run for and the outside of our bodies, but we check. coffers of their favorite group. assassinated by a Southern rebel. In president). cannot wash our lung tissue or other When we realize that payment 1881, James Garfield was struck Anyway, we should be analyzing internal tissue where harmful was not made, by fault of ours, we do The editorial board approved this 15-0. down by an assassins' bullet as was the respective successors, Mondale, chemicals may accumulate. request approval to issue a William McKinley in 1901. Warren Bush and Lucey. So, can anyone tell Mike Stubblefield revolving fund for the employee. I Harding bit the dust in 1923 and me when the vice presidential Computer Science, know this doesn't make the students Franklin Roosevelt kicked the candidates are going to debate? graduate feel better, but as a payroll clerk I Spartan Daily bucket in 1945. On Nov. 22, 1963, John Alex Gonzales Students for Yes on 10 try my best and I know my fellow F. Kennedy was shot and killed in Civil Engineering, workers do, too. We have been told Editor Boni Brewer Special Pages Ed Brian Wirth Dallas. senior this new computer will be better; I Ad Manager Doug Teter Entertainment Ed Jon Bloom Now, you ask, what does this Payroll office guess that there are many problems News Editor Ellen Goodwin Consumer Ed .... Kim Bergheim have to do with the presidential race that arise with situations being City Editor Brian Boyd Business Mgr Rita Leung of 1980? Well, what all these unjustly blamed keyed into the computer with dif- Opinion Editor Janet Fields Retail Ad Mgr... Brian McMahon presidents have in common is that Proposition 10 ferent programs. They promise Promotions Dir Lisa Gauer they were elected 20 years apart, Editor: things will be smoother. Well, I look Layout Editor Scott Hinrichs Art Director Mike Clark Harrison in 1840, defended starting with I'm writing this letter to forward to the day our different Feature Ed ... Catherine Cassidy Natl Ad Mgr Mike Doyle Lincoln in 1860, Garfield in 1880, Editor: hopefully have my opinion stated. payrolls will be processed with no Sports Editor Dave Meltzer Photo Editor Kyle Brehm McKinley in 1900, Harding in 1920, Thank you for your article on This October, I will have six years of "programming problems" and no Assoc. Sports Ed Joan Casserly Chief Photo Mark Schwab in Roosevelt in 1940 and Kennedy Proposition 10, concerning separate service in the Payroll Office. one will havc to come into our office 1960. smoking sections in enclosed public Throughout those years we have and complain about us not paying places. I would like to comment on a been blamed for many late them. But, as of now, we're still few points. payments. There have been many waiting for that day. Proposition 10 would not weaken times that threats and pressures Louise Ramirez or repeal existing state or local laws from different employees have left Payroll Office, SJSU regulating smoking. For example, me in tears. Maybe I hear you state law prohibits smoking in those saying well that's what she gets paid areas in retail food stores which are for. The truth is, I get paid to process SJSU besieged open to the public. It is a weak law paperwork to request payment for which does not require the posting of employees of SJSU. by propaganda any no smoking sign, nor does it When papers are received in our contain any enforcement provision. office, we spot audit for different Editor: Also, fire safety regulations required information. We audit for Thursday and Friday saw our prohibit smoking in certain areas, error in hours and pay rate. We campus besieged with propaganda such as portions of movie theaters. assume that Social Security num- opposing "Autumn Forge '80." The Prop. 10 would reinforce such bers are correct ( sometimes general idea of this propaganda was legislation with a sign-posting students make mistakes and the imminence of World War III and requirement and an enforcement payment is delayed). If we see the the need for American revolt. provision; it would not require difference we will correct it, or Finally, we are asked, "'Can we creation of smoking sections where return to the department for boycott this war, or do we need to smoking is presently prohibited. correction if we can't verify it. As a overthrow the government?" Likewise, owners and managers payroll clerk, I handle about 400 Having studied Marxist dogma of privately owned public ac- faculty and staff employees, full and extensively, I wish to reveal the commodations who prefer to part-time. I also handle student meaning of this statement. prohibit smoking in their assistants, work study, substitute Dialectical materialism ( the crux of establishments would not be faculty, special consultants and Marxism) proposes that develop- required to create smoking sections. many more temporary employees. ment I progress I can only come Areas where it would be im- Most of us are working overtime through conflict. To follow through practical to create smoking sec- every day plus weekends just to on this logic as Lenin and RCYB tions, such as elevators, would be keep up with our work load. We have does), to create conflict and designated in their entirety as no been cut one position and have aggravate existing tension will smoking areas. However, areas in another 1 1/2 positions that were speed development (this is the logic which it would be inappropriate to never filled when employees behind international terrorism limit smoking, such as bars, may be resigned. This adds more to our Hence, the Soviet Union (being designated in their entirety as work load. guided by Marx-Leninism) is in- smoking areas. In your recent article about late volved, either directly or indirectly, Prop. 10 was drafted, from student checks, I felt we were again with all major conflicts in the world scratch, by members of the saddled with the blame. We ex- today. This is to fulfill their California divisions of the American pected our payroll to be in on time; historical responsibility as the flag- Lung Association, the American when no payment was received, our bearers of their "worker's Cancer Society, the American Heart supervisor called Payroll Services paradise." Association, the Sierra Club and in Sacramento and was advised that This brings us to the funny part. Group Against Smoking Pollution the warrants were issued on Sept. 12. The RCYB, which subscribes to the (G.A.S.P.). It is not a rewrite of The decision was then made to wait same dogma as Leonid Brezhnev, 1978's Proposition 5, from which it for the checks instead of writing proposing a boycott of war? This is differs considerably. In particular, revolving funds. The late checks an example of the "big lie," or Prop. 10 would not require erection were not only student checks, but Orwellian newspeak. To bring us to of walls or partitions separating included overtime payments, the point of hilarity, there is the smoking and no smoking sections. positive payroll and any special pay statement "Do we need to overthrow In the past, apologists for the employees payment. the government" (civil war) to tobacco industry have likened the As to the comment, why doesn't avoid war? Imagine, to avoid war irritation and discorn:ort caused by this happen to regular payroll, and bloodshed, let's have a huge tobacco smoke to the merely believe me, it does. In June, the bloodbath here while the Soviet disagreeable effects of body odor or computer decided that since the Union sits and watches. This is ut- bad breath. But results of medical academic year ended in May, there terly foolish. studies published in the last two should be no faculty payments. The Finally, I want to proclaim that years clearly show that exposure to answer we received from we do not need to overthrow the second-hand tobacco smoke Sacramento was "It's a program- government. All we need to do is sit physically affects the nonsmoker. ming problem; we are working on it idle, and they will do it for us, and to In fact, a recent study shows and hope to correct ASAP." us. that the lungs of nonsmokers who The faculty warrants were Jim Fredrickson spend much time sitting close to received and our office worked the Political Science, smokers function as poorly . s the weekend to have them ready to sophomore

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Carter aide tells Cars vandalized; of radical days cassettes stolen -continued from page 1 In jail, but the size of the -Sometimes, when he crowd and the cause we may detract from a speech, were fighting for sort of There were three reported thefts of radio knobs and it throws a kink into our tranquilized that fear. stereo cassette equipment from autos parked in the schedule, but usually we "Today, 1 don't see a Seventh Street garage last week. have a fairly concise idea great comfort in collective University Police reports showed that all three cars what he's going to talk relationships. The were parked on the third level of the structure and all about. The president knows movements generating the three complaints of theft were filed between 8 a.m. precisely what he's doing. causes to be fought for are Wednesday and 8 a.m. Thursday. "Two years ago in still there, but are not as "It would be reasonable to assume that the thief may Sacramento," Reed ex- heated or poignant. be the same person in all of the thefts," said Russ 1.uns- plained, "we had to cut it "In retrospect," Reed ford, supervisor of records and communication for tne ( a speech ) short, because reflected, -the times then police. the crowd became too were not as oppressive as Although the garage is patrolled 24 hours a day, it much. It was surging and we thought they were. We would be impossible to check out everyone who came and swelling towards just wanted more freedom went from the structure, I.unsford said. i Governor I Brown and the of expression than was president and the Secret ever granted before, that's If the persons on patrol notice a suspicious person or if Service just couldn't hold all. someone reports seeing someone tampering with cars, the them back. "Now, we have a lot of police will check it out, he said. "In that case," he said, people sitting home, There are no particular types of cars that get broken "we just simply saying, 'It's so damn hard, into more than others, I.unsford continued. If someone piii,tu by Ton, Stages miscalculated. We didn't I hope somebody else does sees something they want in a car, they will go after it. Local jailbirds enjoy last moments behind bars, as Frontier Village closes for good this weekend. expect 23,000 people to it.' The systeni's so big and show up." complicated, people feel Names of the victims or possible suspects were not As a student at SJSU in helpless that they can't released because the investigation is still underway. Frontier Village closes gates the mid-'60s, Reed con- change anything." sidered himself a radical. "1 was opposed to EMPLOYMENT OFFER Vietnam, and when Dow Chemical ( recruiters Baingual Poll, e Officers r) STUDENTS!! Last round-up for park ,Spanish came on this campus, I was rita of San Jose one of the 500 students out Qualifications LESS! by Nancy Young would be closing on Sept. "The management built amusement park in there who were stoning Musl speak Spanish A I nalish RENT FOR Frontier Village 28. hates to see the park go, Southern California, them," he said. Ape 21-35 We carry over 90% of the "People just want to Reed now works for the U S Citizen Amusement Park, a San but we understand the Knott's Berry Farm. Vision 20-50 uncurrecied see it one more time before business stipulations The plans for the same establishment he available rentals in Jose entertainment center park Salary for almost 20 years, will it closes for good," Lipton behind the closing," Lipton were drawn up in the Bay once opposed so violently. tilts -ti 365 Santa Clara County. close Sunday. said. "We had to cut the said. "The employees are Area and the present site, "It's funny," he said, Benefits The park, located advertisements off three to crushed." the Hayes estate, was "I'm friends with one of the Paid vacation I day ss/wk WE SPECIALIZE IN: approximately six miles four weeks earlier than "We all wear different selected. The park was leaders in Dow Chemical, sviih 3 consecolive days oft originally planned. who 10 years ago, I was Overtime at time and a hall Student Rentals south of campus, and the hats because we all do built in 1961. Paid medical & denial plan adjacent Hayes mansion, "Labor Day weekend, different phases of each According to a news throwing rocks at. Our Illr Wilier into All areas, prices, sizes are zoned for construction our guest total was up 111 job," said Allen Weitzel, article, the park was roles have reversed. call S .1 CO 277-4951 of 800 condominium units. percent from last year," he director of merchandise, founded as an independent "Times are different," BlillIqUall% only are Children, pets According to Ma rq added. "August was up 65 who has been with the park corporation with shares he emphasized. "In those ClIC01.1.91.0 is apply Lipton, director of public to 70 percent." since 1966. available for $5 each. days, we found great Final Filing Mite Free Counseling OCT 15 MO relations and promotions "Why couldn't the "1.ike one time we comfort in crowds. Sure. I Weitzel feeLs that San FOP M GET YOUR BEST VALUE for the park, various business increase a few didn't have enough gun- was scared of being thrown will receive factors, including the years ago?" he asked. "We fighters, so Marq Lipton .lose residents CALL: a few repercussions from changing economic really needed it then. and I went out and did the closing of the park. situation in the Bay Area, "If you detect a note of show. the mi BOOK Sile have forced the park's bitterness in my attitude, Weitzel, Like Lipton, "I'm sure San Jose is closing. you're right. I am very claims that they won't miss going to miss having 290 kids off the streets," COMPLETE SELECTION OF CURRENT TITLES 1ENL EL The owners of Frontier bitter. the park for six months to Best Selection of Science Fiction in South Bay "They say, 'that's too because they are Weitzel said. "Where will Village, Rio Grande In- one year, BARGAINS BY THE 100's ON OUR SALE TABLES dustries of Denver, sought bad,' hate to see it go,' but preoccupied with closing they be able to replace 244-TELL these jobs for the County's Big Bookstore on two separate occasions they didn't do anything the park down. kids? The to expand the park by 100 about it. If they really "It has been my home "There's aLso another OR STOP BY AT: acres in 1975. However, the cared, you would think they away from home," Weitzel thing," he added. "The city BOOKS inc. would have done something said. "I know I'll really is going to have to face that 420 TOWN & COUNTRY. VILLAGE 4400 Stevens Creek Blvd. San Jose City Council and Open eves & weekends 24:1-6262 local residents did not to keep the park alive." miss the park in the future there are squirrels, Stevens Creek at Winch,ter 141vd San Jose support the expansion of Almost everything in when I look through a photo racoons, birds and possum the facility. the park has been sold. album or see my old name that live in the foliage. Other factors con- What remnants that are tag." When these animals start tributing to the closing of left will be auctioned at The idea of Frontier to go into the residential the park include the Frontier Village on the Village stemmed from a areas, the city will have to opening of Marriott's Great weekend of Oct. 18 and 19. reaction in 1958 to a newly- face that." America in Santa Clara, "The buyers will come Marine World/Africa USA up and tell us how bad they in Belmont and Santa Cruz feel about the park closing beach/boardwalk. and how much they really "The park was not Liked the place, and in the GROPE presents giving a proper return on same breath, they would Thirsting investments," Lipton said. also ask how much we the "The number of our guests wanted for a certain item," for the best backed off when the other Lipton said. "They were Beastrom Bros parks opened." like vultures. They came as Lipton said that the soon as they heard that the county music 0 of Canada? theme of Frontier Village park was closing." is unlike that of Marriott's Attempts have been today in the 0 Great America. While made by a group of San Marriott's appeals Jose residents to ask that Amphitheater primarily to teenagers and Frontier Village not be adults, Frontier Village closed and that the village noon to lpm. caters to families with and the adjacent Hayes children under 12. mansion be designated as join in the 0 Business has increased an historical district. tremendously due to ad- The group, called the footstompin vertisements on television United New Con- announcing that the park .. servationalists, is asking that the San Jose City Council place a Spartan Daily moratorium on any further Serving the San Jose State University Community "inappropriate" develo- PROTECTION AGAINST Since 1934 pment of the property. ECPS 509-480 I But, according to Second class postage paid at San 1.ipton, it's too late. RAPE Awe, California Member of Cal- ifornia Newspaper Publishers "The people of the city FACT: ONE OF EVERY THREE WOMEN WILL Association and the Associated should have done BECOME A VICTIM OF RAPE OR ASSAULT! Press. Published dad) by San something before. Frontier Jaw State University. during Village is closing." REPULSE can stop a rape before ',Milan The concept is simple the college year The opinions concealed out of satin, a smag capsule ts clipped to the undergo, 55, expressed in Use paper are not Frontier Village meets, shirt or coat pocket When in danger the potennal victim necessarily those of the Depart- employs 30 full-time and ment of Journalism and Mass 390 part-time ( seasonal) firmhz squeezes the capsule, releasing an obnoxious, foul odor Ill Comniunications. the University PULSE odor is so repulsive that attackers will flee immediately Iris employees. The crew is MOLSON Administration or any student not necessary tor the attacker to come in deers contact with the or faculty organization. Sub- reduced to 50 during the chemical simply break the capsule, The fumes are so strong. they scriptions accepted on a remain. winter months because the der of semester basis Full aca- park is open weekends MI penetrate the attacker's clothing and skin making is easy tat the demic year, $15 Each semester. only. police to laid and apprehend hen $7 50. Off -campus pnce per percentage of Send $595 plus 4100 lor shipping and handling to copy, 15 rents Phone: Editorial A good Make0kko 277-3181. Advertising 277-3171 the employees at Frontier Hamm 625 Post St No 688. S f CA 94109 Printed by Independent Publica- Village are SJSU students, BE tions according to Lipton. DON'T A VICTIM OF RAPE sure ALE

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, INS Last Saturday morning, about 60 people and explosions. an ambulance crew watched anxiously as a man The scenes filmed at SJSU were a sniper se- jumped off the top floor of the Seventh Street quence, the two stunts and a martial arts fight on garage not once, but twice! the top of the garage one of 17 in the movie. The crowd also watched a sniper take deadly Executive producer Pat Donahue hopes to aim from the top of Duncan Hall at the figures sell the film to one of several interested Los An- below him and then rappel on a rope down the geles film companies as a television movie. face of the building. "Now that the strike (by the Actors it wasn't a suicidal maniac trying to kill Guild) is No, on," Donahue said, "nobody's making guy played war games. movies. himself while another Our chances ( for selling the around was Mike movie are very The man throwing himself good." Donahue, a stuntman doing a high fall and rap- pelling stunt for an action-karate movie called Donahue said that he is now halfway finished "Kill Squad" that his brother Pat is producing in with the filming, scheduled for completion Oct. 2. San Jose. The next series of action scenes to be filmed The movie is being filmed and produced en- by the producers, Donahue Productions of Santa tirely in the Santa Clara Valley using parts of Clara, will be staged on Bascom Avenue in San San Jose for falls, fights, car wrecks and even Jose this Sunday.

UPPER LEFT - Mike Dona- hue, stuntman and stunt coordinator for the movie "Kill Squad, freefalls off the top of the Seventh MIIP"'"111111111111 Street garage. LEFT - The fall sends him plummeting 62 feet into an airbag below. He per- 1111hodill forms this stunt twice so the cameras are sure to cover every moment of his f all

UPPER RIGHT -- The sni- per, played by Jeff Risk, sits perched on top of Duncan Hall as he lines up potential victims in the gunsight

RIGHT The cameramen are sure to catch every moment of action during the day. If any questions arise, the scene will be shot until all are satisfied.

LOWER RIGHT Marc Stevens roughs up Dona- hue during one of several fight scenes shot on top of the Seventh Street garage.

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by Anne Papineau player Jack Casady, who At present, SVT shivered under the bruise- belted out Gene Vincent's When looking for a was a founding member of provides the 415 label in inducing violence of punk "Red Blue Jeans" and phrase to describe SVT's Jefferson Airplane and Hot San Francisco with "slam dancing." Eddie Cochran's "C'mon musical style, don't look to Tuna. recordings, which 415 then An elegantly -suited Everybody" during an the band's members for "We possessed a presses into albums for Buck flipped switches and encore. help. mutual design to go on a distribution around the levers masterfully from his The SVT band listed They haven't found an musical journey," said the U.S. stage-front station at the unique goals when asked accurate title, either. open-faced Buck. "People "It's a hand-in-hand, keyboard. what was meant by "what "We're suburban heard tapes from other mutual deal," Buck said. Songs ended smartly we want." heavy metal new wave," people - that's how we got Concert dates crowd as one piece succeeded the "I wish I could work volunteered corn- together." the SVT calendar. After an next with machine gun for a phone company," posereyboardist Nick Eventually, guitarist 18-month absence, the band precision. Buck said. Buck. Marnell was added to the returned to SJSU Friday "Do you like country Marnell expressed the "No, we're more fold by way of bands night, before leaving on an music?" inquired Marnell, desire to "Clean a really suburban punk," Soundhole and Huey Lewis F-.st Coast tour in October. as a lead into SVT's heavy big building, to have responded SVT's other and the News. Ten months i'heir signature, a heavy metal interpretation of the control." songwriter, guitarist Brian ago, hard-driving drum- metal and synthesizer- Johnny Cash hit, "I Walk "Power and how to mer Paul Zahl replaced infused sound, rocked the the Line." wield it ... we're all th- Bill Gibson, who defected dance/concert atmosphere A danceable rocker warted accountants," Buck "because of differences in of the ballroom. was Nick Buck's own "I added. "Brian lives in musical direction," After a brief break, Can See.- Other Buck Butter Hamster Field. We Marnell said. SVT, who headlined the originals performed that get our inspiration from Marnell. Before their concert evening of punk music that night included "In a Park." buttered hamsters." Call them what you Friday night at the Student included Mr. Clean and Marnell creations were will, the Bay Area-based Union Ballroom, SVT Peterbilt and the Ex- "Always Come Back" and foursome is making some members Buck and pressions, approached "No Regrets." SVT also se- memorable new waves Marnell elaborated and their respective in- on from coast to coast, and frequently contradicted struments on-stage. their impact is beginning to each other on the history From the rim of the be felt in England and and evolution of their spotlight, drummer Zahl, GENE WILDER to Europe, as well. music. The rest of the his black t-shirt decorated WILD MADCAP An- Recently released on foursome, Zahl and with a grinning skull face, Hit AR II the 415 Records label was a Casady, declined to be quipped, "San Jose - the BLAZING seven-song album by SVT, interviewed. Final Frontier." is "Extended Play." The SADDLES "Svt - I don't know At the downbeat of It album succeeds two earlier what it stands for," Buck SVT's opening number, PlUS esrv photo by Ramone Espanol SVT singles, "Wanna See said, attired in baggy army "Price of Sex," by Brian START THE SVT guitarist Marnell in action at the S. You Cry - New Year" and jacket, dark pants and Brian U. Ballroom last Friday Marnell, people on the REVOLUTION ''Heart of Stone/The Last thick-soled oxfords. dark-haired guitarist said. waits patiently to be signed us," Marnell said. "They dance floor hurled them- Lunches Cocktails ied Word." "Success, victory and With 50 original songs by a major record com- like to sign bands that selves at each other 3190 The Alameda WITHOUT ME The original SVT in- to their credit, "and new pany. aren't established, that parquet .2. triumph - that's what it spastically. The Santa Clara cluded Nick Buck and bass means at the moment," the songs all the time," SVT "But they're scared of they can mold." floors of the ballroom led ita ;an Good Times Guide

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The Spartans had a p.m. State Games will ha all mile distance bittersweet victory in The Hornets took only 13 Sunday - Spartans vs. Sacramento Tuesday shots on goal during the San Diego State, at Aztec night. game. Stadium, San Diego, 1 p.m. The Spartans kept the The SJSU soccer team Polo Hornets at bay with crisp Water defeated Sacramento State Tomorrow - Spartans passing and good team- 8-0, but they lost starting Hayward State, 7:30 work. vs. goalkeeper Britt Irvine for p.m. at Independence High "Everything clicked the season. Irvine collided School pool. tonight, as we made the with Hornet forward Ira) Saturday -Spartans vs. transitions (from defense Moussau-aszali and broke 11 a.m. in Palo to offense) well. The Stanford, his collarbone. Alto Irvine dove for a ball Hornets were really tired Women's Volleyball outside the penalty box at the end," commented The San Jose State when Moussau-aszali fullback Rick Azofeila. 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v Joan Casserly Brugler concluded. left on a year's leave of social< Sperla Editor Sprout, the youngest of absence. Her 5-6, 122-pound four children, graduated SJSU finished the 1979 .ame and calm, quiet from I.os Altos High season in third place in the tanner make it seem School. She earned three Northern California npossible that she has letters in soccer, bad- Athletic Conference with a roken a volleyball net, not minton and volleyball. 15-13-5 overall record. nce, but twice, with Though any sport may From 1974 to 1978, SJSU evastating hits. be time-consuming, after finished first in the NorCal But SJSU sophomore talking to Sprout, one may Conference. oyce Sprout has done just get the impression that "Jane put a lot of at during a recent volleyball can totally pressure on us," Sprout ractice. engulf one's life. remarked. "She always Sprout, who has been During the spring and had a winning team and I ermed by many as the almost all of her summers, don't think she could ardest hitter on this Sprout still is in training for handle a losing team." ear's squad, laughs when volleyball. During the fall Sprout describes the he recalls the incident. season, the team practices playing situation last "I guess it happened every day and weekends season as one with constant cause I'm a hard hitter, are usually devoted to "arguing, yelling and ut I can't get it over," she games or tournaments. cutting each other down." huckled. So where does her Ward, she added, would be Sprout, 19, is in her social life fit in? relaxed one minute and ond season with the "Oh, probably at lunch yelling the next. arsity team. After seeing in the D.C." (the dormitory Though admitting sra imited action last season, dining commons), the learned a great desi ,i wedominantly as a hitter, Washburn Hall resident Ward, Sprout said, ;he now performs the replied jokingly, "or on people who playeu ' idles of setter and hitter. Sundays." year hated the way Si.. Sprout, who currently Sprout, who is carrying things." s a human performance 16 units, said that traveling One major rea tier but says she is with the team has not in- the playing experienc, . . oing to change to terferred with her studies enjoyable this season, herapeutic recreation, photo by Sal aro,. befger this season, but it did last Sprout claimed, is that ail laims to prefer setting, Sophomore Joyce Sprout, a returning player from last year's varsity squad, year. the players are ap- ven though spikers seem is one of the starting setters for the Lady Spartans this season. How does this season's proximately the same age o receive more team compare to last and they all get along well. ecognition. believes that the setters in age and I'd feel bad." "She is going to be a year's? "The team is real,. Apparently Sprout is are usually the team Sprout terms her cur- great player," Brugler Sprout replied almost together," she coalmen ot seeking recognition, leaders and, in essence, are rent on-court perform- said, "but she has not s'itedsamemis immediately without adding, "mentally, ut rather, self- in control of the court for ances as "frustrating." played as well as she can taking much time to think. aren't that tough. tisfaction. they are the ones who play or will play." "This year's team is It is hard to imagine "I'm in a slump in "I got recognition last initially set up the plays. Inconsistency is the fun to play on, and last that this complacent and hitting," she said, the ear" (as a hitter), she This may lead one to major problem that is year's wasn't," she said relaxed Joyce Sprout is the clearly evident in photo by Tom Surges ommented. "I really believe that since Sprout is disgust plaguing Sprout, Brugler matter-of 4 actly same girl who succurib..(, tone. "I just haven't Sprout bumps a serve in a recent game with Ohio enjoy setting this year." one of the starting setters, her said, but then quickly "I'm a lot more to the intense pressure last to get my hits Sprout acknowledged she is the team leader. been able admitted, "She's still State. comfortable this year year and just started un- that there are advantages That is not the case. over." young." Though Sprout with experience," Brugler because there is not as controllably crying during to being a setter. "I don't feel like I.a d y Spartan According to Brugler, describes herself as conceded. "Joyce will get much pressure," she said. a game. When a hitter makes leading the team," she volleyball coach Marti one of Sprout's assets is her "pretty mellow," Brugler better as she gets more Sprout attributes the Now, not only is she a good hit," she said, "you said. "I don't feel like I Brugler recognizes versatility. believes she "needs to get a confidence. absence of pressure to the having a "great time" know it was because of should be telling them what Sprout's ability but, like "She can play the back little more jazzed and fired "I will be having her promotion of Brugler to the playing with the team, you." to do. I don't have the Sprout, isn't too satisfied and the front line," Brugler up for the games. play like a senior when she head coaching job, after she's smashing nets while In addition, Sprout authority. We are all equal with her season. said. "But that will come still is a sophomore," six-year coach Jane Ward she is doing it

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Welliam St the Barnyard test KO pledge daughter ever In the 53.30 to start. Brrng this ad with you. Advanced end Printer/ more informtion, call Sandy 0379- 10.0111. 53." San Jose, CA 95112 land! Love. your rnornrnytobel ground, 111.01 dual (hourly). Call 42I1. Shirlee at 9611-011113 or Dan at FOR SALE Sofa mind two matching One blk. south of campus and SMILE $5/hr. salary. Daniel al 0341137. chairs. Good condition. 1100. Cali DIAL Open 7 days a week 99I 1097 You'll 'Wee.' Days or eves Start immediately for THINK hard Sandy F7 Meer 6 pm 140411 2311234, Call 212.1613 a true Kay Dee' Love on Classified Sues,? I'M campaign SECRETARY available. Pert time. ads merchant advertrsng WANTED. Student trumpet and Easy work Cash bonus program. ACT, your mommyto-be. Legal, general office background. mental hygiene class notes. Also, FOR SALE 3 berm., I-1/2 be., 1.700 STUDENT TRAVEL Full or mot lime Cali 747 41,7 Call 14131 793-331e. FREE KITTENS. Call 333-11170. sq. It. Good area Greet buy, below Our services cost you nothing extra. really market th4.500, owner will car, We specialise in international and work. DRIVER WAREHOUSEMAN WEDDING Photography In a price 535.000 No qua lifyIng with creative 54.30 CHIROPRACTIC CARE: Pull spine, domestic flights. TRIP AND per your 4 hours daily or s NNNNNat range you can afford. $100 and ult. financing Save gas in `Yo)kln., Services extrefnity and nutrition. Lew cost TRAVEL PLANNING COMPANY, days per, week Steady Heavy meat For beautiful pictures call Jame, at distance 01 SJSU Good rental E sp. redeced rates lee $tudents end 444 E. William SI. 111111 and Wm.), Good record For an Place boxes drivrng an Georg,. ad property 449 S 14th St Call and San Jose, CA 93112. Open 7 Ill 1092 elderly. Palmer Chi RRRRR ctic days alms IT MAKES SENSE at 2481312 or 2174711 interview rall Mr Otto 4900 MOVING AND HAULING Have College. West, in N. ['maid week. Hours. Mon. 45; Tees to Fri. large truck available for all sorts ol Kelley, Sento, Intern. Clinic, 244. ea; Sat. 9-$; Sun noon -S. Call MN) DIAL A SPIRITUAL THOUGHT lobs Call Roy at flu 69i7 9650 Hours. Ito IP m 292.1613. get results today! 2691175. Church of the Chimes. Reformed Church of Amore.. 1447 Help Wanted Bryan Ave, Si 2444205. Sun. Sere Housing 1:30nd 10:48 Sun school 9:30.

OFFICIAL Poll. Whistles 153401, BY HELPING OTHERS SPARTAN DAILY Two Bedroom apartment (turn or Print Your Ad Here: NOT A SOLUTION JUST A DONATE BLOOD PLASMA unturn) $300-32S. Also studio (furn or lisle,, START Being sold outsrde the SJSU HYLAND PLASMA CENTER CLASSIFIED AD RATES 1Count ePproximilleiv 30 and spaces lot each hoe, unfurn) 5220 245. All close to cam Bookstore by the Public Relation 3S S ALMADEN AVE pus. No pets. 295-7431. (Effective: Fall 1980) Student Society of America CALL 394,6535 FOR INFO OR APPOINTMENT FOR SALE Super 3 berm., 1.1/2 ba. WORKSHOP of Ire Progeff's Wen F 'replace. 1,700 thithre Het, partial sloe Journal Method. lobe conduct PART TIME Ono Taro Throe ann. Fiero 7to'n'i. I basement Reduced 510.000 to sell ad Oct 10 II at Campus Chriltian COLLEGE STUDENTS day days days days dor. cloy Good area Washing distance to Center COI T91 0204 for more Monday Friday evenings and 50 $385 th 05 04.10 S 70 SJSU Good student rental. 449 S 3 eines 12 AO 53 de1111 Saturday mornings Telephone lath St Call George at 260.43117 or 4 Ames 4330 *4 20 44 55 4470 04 90 70 sale, Easy way to earn lull time Print came Phone 787E717 bens. 0420 0400 15 25 a% 45 IS 50 a 70 BACKPACKING Sierra Club is money Most r Ives earn hosting a weekend back pact trip to 54 57 per hour Guathnleed salary 6 Inas 14 90 4500 15 95 $6 75 56.00 070 Address ROOM FOR RENT le studiout Yosemite on Sept 37 and 28 For and bonus For rnlerview 1,11 Mr. %Male student. Nice house 0 Mlle: Crtv Inclthed info attend our meeting on Sept 23 Burns 01M-7151 le Ms. 11711 per M11111, Including ullli Earn isrldltionelane add at r p.m in the S.0 Costattoen Iles and phone. Call 2631230. S 0 C 70 0 70 5 70 Rooth. All are welcome. COMPANIONS to disabled child 70 1 renrdults 57 35 Per hot. to Start berm., 2 Be.. 7 SEND CHECK, MONEY ORDER HOUSE for rent: 4 II 5/VOLUNTEIRS for Court Tremolo provided Flexible hours Minimum three lines One Tay car. Blossom Noll area. 11475/mo., or OR CASH TO: soling and support services Child Over re Also hiring Spanish SISOrroorn 'ma plus deposit C11 224 Semester emr. Sexual Abuse Treatment Program bihngusi Call Me Community SPARTAN DAILY CLASSIFIEDS 3727 days. et 997-3209 thee 5 lines $ 30 00 10 tInth 146 00 15 kn. 980 00 Call Chan. Gem at on, 2471 AssociatIon for IT. 0 eta, del at 154- San Jose State Universe., 0111 or 964 77S9 San Jose, Califorms 95192 MASTER bedroom with privet* Chore Ciassthcalion STTUDENTS for Anderson will hold 277-3175 belll available in a nice howls near an Important meeting in the S.U. Al- PART-TIME POSIT IONS open now. Hwy. MO and Saratoga Ave. Swim maden Room on Thursday, Mgt. 20 Phan* Survey I or poriticI cant. mini pool and laundry room avail at noon, ler all interested. deign. Contact Scott at 7271171. Deadline Two clays nom to pubic A.. Contact Jelin at 103.51137 Annoonseeent Help Wanted Plot noel.

_ Automotive S..V11 n Travel CAR POOL from le. Heure, A VERY good possibiltly 10 make FOR RENT: 2 bdrm be. apt Only MWF. 11:31.m. le 12:1S Pm., Till, 1140,000 or more year Oro a part lime Pot Selo Inal end Found Stem. Typing 3 Meeks be campus. See minister at it am. 1, 3:20 p.m. Will extend Call Bali, with good opportsfalthth. Call 1150. 11th St.. No. 17. 113314Mle. silt at 236-9141. 291-23114 atter Sp

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IF CHUCK I3ECKUM BUT CH LOOKING FOR 114 TIRED OF u.OmEN Teachers group SOMEONE WHO CARES FOR taw ARE arr FOR ALL HEY WOW' l'VEf NEAZD ME FOR tutAFrt I AM YOU THEY CAN OCT ' I OF P L IKE YOU 104041, %Wort SPEcAer. WANT A wt.& 4.440.5 WILLING TO SHAFfE needs members The main goal for Rich Masters, president of the Student California Teachers Association iSCTA), is to recruit 200 members. The once-dormant club, which was recently reac- tivated, is an organization for prospective teachers to air their viewpoints and concerns regarding education, Masters said. A $20 membership fee will entitle a member to $70 worth of literature including several tutorial manuals on reading and math, a directory for all the public schools in California, guides on how to write a job resume and how to apply for a job and newsletters. Other benefits include a $500,000 professional liability Frank Deale insurance, auto and homeowners/renters insurance, Easy Street credit union privileges, entertainment and travel Doss 14E THE MAP SAYS THERE'S INNAT discounts. 514N sky, The club will be meeting at 2:45 p.m. every Monday A WARNING SiGN BY through Oct. 17 in Education Building, room 334, Masters TNE PALM TREES. DOT, said. I DON'T SEE 11:L. SCTA will be having a barbecue from 3 to 5 p.m. RLIR MD UNDER Wednesday, Oct. 1, at the harbeque pits on Seventh Street. HOSE CoCONUTS. !SPARTAN 0 -10 MANAGEMENT Position available 11th & SAN CARLOS AT TNEZoo (1 BLK. from CAMPUS) Full or Part -Time Are you qualified and capable of earning 52,500/- 75 Washers mo, or more? if you have a background in business and Dryers and/or public relations and feel you are of TOP (me- aty, NO WAITING Call 829-6916 for interview FREE PARKING

The Student California The San Jose State Uni- Teachers Association will versity Club will hold a continue its membership "back -to-school" get-to- drive until Friday. For fur- gether from 4 to 7 tonight at ther information call Rich the University Club, 408 S. Masters at (415) 797-4388 Eighth St. Members and guests are welcome. For The MEChA Club will information call 277-3148. meet at 7 tonight at 505 S. It111140l itip. Wait " Seventh St., near the cor- Students for John An- ner of Seventh and William derson will be holding a NEW 3-WAY streets. For information volunteer meeting at noon call 277-8760. today in the S.U. Almaden SPEAKER SYSTEM Room. For information call Janet Fish at 266-3509. (Model 985) The intercultural Steering Committee is ac- El Coact& will meet at So cepting applications from 5:30 tonight at the Council With Sound Quality groups who want to partici- Chambers in the Student pate in their semi-annual Union. For information call Fantastic You Won't International Food Bazaar. Gloria Puentes at 277-2424 Pick up applications at the Believe Your Ears! International Center, 360 S. S.A.M. The Society for Ilth St., or call Muriel or the Advancement of Ray at 277-3690 or 279-4575. Giant size cabinets give rich resonant Management will meet at 7 sound to fill even the largest room tonight for a social hour at Employers will be the LeBaron Hotel, La visiting the campus to in- $149 each [Me !or the pawl Terraza Room, No. 1. terview Dec. 1980 and May 'lancing will follow the Although these sreassurNsa weJr and summer 1981 grade eting. speaker systems are rather large for ates. Complete informatior, the average room, their beautiful is available at Career walnut grain color blends well with Inter -Varsity Christian any decor Planning and Placement, Fellowship is having a Building Q, next to the large group meeting at 7 to- Business Tower. This is These speaker systems are one of Merantz's night at the S.U. Costanoan newest models (So new that most stores Room. For information call don't even have this new series In stock.) The fine quality makes tor great listening. The Faculty-Staff Chess 292-2282. 11111111, strong durable vinyl veneer protective cost- Players: Want to join a lay urn Moss ing helps protect against scratches and scuff chess ladder? If so, call S. German Club will have marks. This new model lean incredible speak. Rice at the English Depart- a German Party at 7:30 or system. ment, 277-3363. tomorrow night. For infor- SO POWERFUL THEY CAN WITH THE MAJORITY NEWEST ONE!!! SE USED mation call 277-2583. OF RECEIVERS ON THE MARKET The Akabayan Filipino Club will meet at 1:30 p.m. Chicanos in Medicine (Model SR2000) 5 YEAR SERVICE POLICY INCLUDED FREE today in the S.U. Guadalu- will meet from 4 to 6 today pe Room. For information in the Education Building, call William Ucheyama at room 311. For information 297-5274. call 277-2404. At a price so low, It will shock you, and DENEVI-5 drive other Stereo Dealers Insane!!! CAMERA SALE /6 WATTS RMS" This powerful AM-FM Receiver has an ample 38 RMS watts Per Channel (times 2 ch.) into 4 ohms minimum continuous power output from 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz with less than 0.1% Total Harmonic Distortion.

But now you can buy Go lo Any Stereo Store in the City. this great Marantz and ask it they will sell you this same Receiver, [Brand New [that's receiver (Brand Newt for less than in factory sealed carton], right, only the Manufacturer s list price of $325.00 for only one dollar],

Multng when pair of Own Spook.. Control you buy one Svnal stet AM FM Storm Gyro Touch Tuning the speaker systems shown above, Vol m at the price Advertised above Your cost for the Speaker systems above is $149.00 each, for a total of $298 for the pair, 30 DAY EXCHANGE PRIE SCHOOL STUDENT SPECIAL! plus $1 for the Marantz Receiver. BESELER Thus, your complete cost for the 23( complete 3 piece group 1/2 OFF nusi POW Of iiI1 R... ENLARGER Tips Mono, 1"4"'"' is only. $299 THE REGULAR PRICE OF Seleroo, DEVELOPING AND ONLY PRINTING, ONE ROLL OF PRINT, SLIDE OR MOVIE DINE VI PRICE FILM, COLOR OR BLACK .44 AND-WHITE 139" LIMIT ONE Stereo Discount Centers, nc. PER CUSTOMER PRESENT THIS AD AT TIME OF ORDER 1795 W. San Carlos Avenue San Jose LOW PRICES PERSONAL SERVICE SAN JOSE 292-3904 40 SOUTH FIRST 279-1681 CAMERAENEV1 STORES ALL STORES OPEN SUNDAYS 12-4PM

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