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VOLUME 64 NUMBER 27 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1975 PHONE: 277-3181 Services face 'drastic cuts' in Brown budget

By Terry LaPorte services fee to make up the difference, professional worker and one clerical Services Dean Robert Martin said. Martin said. The financial aid office would be a 13 to 15 per cent reduction in student position. Martin said the survey was conducted "For example, if the housing service forced to be closed to the public three "Drastic cuts" are in store for services staff will result. at the request of A.S. President John now takes 40 per cent of the budget, we hours a day. student services programs in the state Student Activities and Services - Staff reductions are expected in these Rico. reduced them 40 per cent in the sur- "Financial aid problems are com- university system if Gov. Brown cuts one professional and part of a clerical areas: The results will be presented to the vey," Martin said. pounded because its office is already $5.3 million from education funds. worker's hours would be cut. Health Services - loss of two governor and members of the Martin then asked each program to understaffed," Martin said. Testing loss of one-half of a According to a student services physicians, two nurses, one technician legislature by Joe Hay, Lobbyist for the list the reductions which would result if "A chancellor's study said the office professional position. survey, SJSU's $280,000 share of the cut and one secretary. California State University and their funds are reduced. here is already understaffed by 10 Housing - loss of one-half of a would cause severe cutbacks in the Counseling - loss of four coun- Colleges Student Presidents The $5.3 million figure includes $2.5 positions. professional position. financial aids, counseling, career selors and one-half of a full-time Association. million for instructional supplies which "There has been an augmentation planning and placement, housing, secretary's hours. The survey said the cuts would also The figures were derived by dividing Brown cut in his state budget proposal item for the last two years to beef up the testing and student activity services. Career Planning and Placement - cause reductions or curtailments of the $280,000 cut into the six student announced in January. office, but that has also been cut out," If the proposed cuts are signed into loss of one professional and one clerical student services programs. services areas. Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post Martin said. law by Brown and if the board of worker. Grim picture "It really is just a crude guestimate," recommended $2.8 million be cut from Program cut trustees do not raise the materials and Financial Aid - loss of one "It's a pretty grim picture," Student proposed salary increases. Brown announced he would go along A reduction in Student Activities and with Post's recommended cuts. Services would cause the elimination of Senate calls "Potentially, there could be a $5.3 one of four programs, which include the million reduction. We wanted to know re-entry program, leisure services, the effects of this," said Martin. SCALE, and the disabled students to halt Eton The possible effects, according to program. Martin, are discouraging. The individual diagnostic testing Health services workers estimated service would be cut and consultation hiring, firing their cut would result in 6,000 fewer on thesis and independent study would patient contacts in one year. be eliminated. Also, a "drastic" reduction in birth A nearly total elimination of service for off-campus housing By Don Ketterling control programs would result. to students student housing A "Cease-Fire Resolution" calling Unhealthy cuts would result in the for a suspension of hiring and firing in The preventative health and health service. the Economics Department was passed education programs would be partially Martin emphasized the survey is only by the SJSU Academic Senate Monday. or completely curtailed, Martin said. a rough estimation of the results if the A second resolution calling for advice Cuts to counseling services would $5.3 million cut goes into effect. and assistance from the California cause 7,000 fewer student contact "We didn't have the capabilities of State Universities and Colleges (CSUC) hours. working with a computer. (statewide) Academic Senate on the The programs for graduate student "You could punch in data into a Economics controversy was also training, the outreach program, and computer and it would spit out passed. consultative services to faculty and reductions by payroll classifications The suspension of hiring and firing is departments would be cut back. instead of our straight percentage intended to be in effect until the In Career Planning and Placement, cuts," Martin said. completes there would be a substantial reduction Senate's Liaison Committee "Multiply the effects by 19 because firing of in the listings of job placements, which its investigation into the all of the campuses in the system will now places 26,000 people in part-time several economics instructors and the be affected similarly," Martin said. jobs. loss of faculty voting rights in the Martin said it is possible that only The Career Information Center would Economics Department. part of the cuts will stand in the final have to reduce its office hours and the SJSU President John Bunzel budget. removed those voting rights last curtailment or discontinuance of in- semester citing "severe internal dif- dividual advisements and job seminars Also, the board of trustees could vote ficulties." would also result. to raise the materials and services fee officials said in the by $16 to make up for the cuts. The resolution was sponsored by John Financial Aids in the processing "However, the board will be under Rico, A.S. president; George Moore survey major delays applications would fantastic pressure not to raise the and David Eakins, professors of of financial aid fees," Martin said. history; Milton Anderson, associate result. could not be notified "If the services meant that much, professor of psychology; Clay Trost, Recipients of aid summer. They are now maybe the students would be willing to student representative to the senate; until late notified by late spring. accept the increase," Martin said. and Conrad Borovski, associate professor of foreign language. Rico, Moore and Eakins are also members of the Liaison Committee. Lorren Au The resolution seeks to avoid any Rico warns faculty SJSU ACADEMIC VICE PRESIDENTHobert Burns, is known for his sardonic wit and his political gambits. "suggestion that the administration is using the lengthy senate investigation to gain time to carry out a 'house cleaning' in the Economics Depart- Hobert Burns wielding power ment." on bargain ing issue James Willis, Economics Depart- ment chairman has recently offered full-time teaching positions to SJSU By John Bodle while sparking praise, criticism economics lecturers. A.S. President John Rico delivered Some faculty members see this as an his "ultimatum" to the SJSU faculty attempt to block reinstatement of three senate Monday afternoon, focusing on By Phil Trounstine matters deliberately and wields his power sparingly. radical economists who lost their jobs the possible effects of collective He read "Peter Pan" when he was six and concluded he Others say he is "bright but not deep" and point to his last year. bargaining on students. never wanted to grow up. Now that he's 55, many of his brash, sometimes impetuous reaction to events. Rico stressed the need for student The second resolution was passed by colleagues will swear he never hasa charge he insists is Still others say he's ruthlessready to sweep away those representation on a collective unanimous vote. untrue. who would oppose him. bargaining board to protect student Submitted by Charles (Mac) Larsen, He's known for his impulsive temper, his sardonic wit, his He's been known to storm out of a Council of Deans interests. professor of mathematics, the political gambits and his unsung male chauvinism. meeting in one minute, then fire off an apologetic memo in No collective bargaining legislation resolution is a response to a recom- His efforts to bolster SJSU's liberal arts and science of- the next. has been passed for university em- mendation made to Charles Adams, ferings have sparked heated debate. His allies applaud him His memos, in fact, have become somewhat of an inside ployes, but several bills are now before (SUC Academic Senate chairman, while his antagonists deprecate himthere is little middle joke around the university: his secretary says he's written the state legislature. Burns, SJSU Academic ground. more than 2,000 of them in his seven years at SJSU. from Hobert "To have collective bargaining President. He is, most agree, the second most influential man on the "One in particular I remember," recalls a department Vice without students' involvement would be in paper SJSU campus and yet he wears his power well, if not secretary, "was a parody on efficiency Burns advised Adams that the like having democracy without elec- modestly. management. statewide Academic Senate should not tions," Rico told the Academic Senate. pages and pages long and really hilarious. He said Plain suits, skinny ties, simple shoeshe exudes tidy in- "It was take any action related to the "It would not be just to those it would department secretaries are the real bosses around here formality, an almost casually thrown-together look. the Economics Department until the most seriously and dramatically af- trouble because he wrote a follow-up The years have taken their tollthe face is etched with and evidently got in Liaison Committee completes its in- fect," he said. apologizing to the women who were offended." experience, the shoulders slightly haunched. The eyes smile memo vestigation. "We do not want to oppose you or humor runs thick in his blood, even as he recalls his John Rico cooly. His destroy this relationship with our But, according to the resolution, that personal life history: faculty allies, but now, with so many of this sytem. But perhaps more than any other emotion, Hobert Burns, advice is in conflict with another SJSU "I have always been intrigued by the fact that my considerations at stake, I must deliver "If the legislature will not or cannot academic vice president, inspires anxiety. Academic Senate resolution requesting maternal grandfather, William Price, was apparently a kind an ultimatum. absorb these costs, our right to low cost So much anxiety in fact, no one wants to talk about him on assistance from the CSUC senate on of quack or huckster who, about the turn of the century in "For the sake of students, I urge you education will be forsaken," Rico said the record. what should be done "pending com- Long Beach, started the 'Church of the New Psychology.' to go a step further and support our "We must all remember that a earlier pletion of the Liaison Committee's He can slash a budget, deny a promotion or kill a program "As far as I can gather, this was one of the right to student representation, or I university is a special place, when -religious, semi- investigation." as easily as he can knock off a memo on his clankety old manifestations of the myriad and wierd semi must be forced to oppose collective another constituency above and beyond Burns gave that advice to Adams at typewriter. therapeutic, semi-hustle kinds of metaphysical organizations bargaining for the faculty with every employes and management existsthi the request of SJSU President John some of his colleagues believe him an eminently fair that have come to characterize California." resource I possess," Rico told the students," he said. Bunzel, according to the resolutions. lYetand just manone who listens carefully, thinks through Continued on back page senate. Rico spoke of several areas students There was no comment to Rico's could be affected by collective statement from senate members. bargaining. SJSU's Academic Senate has not Law to keep faculty records closed "To take it down to a personal level," come out in support of any particular Rico told them, "imagine the student collective bargaining bill, but has with only one semester to complete formed an ad hoc committee to keep the senate informed By Irene Helm them with which the) disagreed was up anyway. the amendment it would "open the door before graduation. on collective bargaining developments. Although students can now examine killed after opposition from John H. Supporters of the amendment say to some insidious personnel practices "Imagine a strike that locks you out The statewide Academic Senate university records relating to them- Bunzel, SJSU president. giving employes access to their files suspected of taking place on some of your classroom and leaves you with voted last week to support SB275, a selves, faculty staff members do not According to newspaper accounts, would assure that evaluations would be campuses already." another semester, and possibly another collective bargaining bill which, among have the same privilege. Bunzel told the education committee carefully prepared and would not He claimed that some college year of work," he said. other concerns, would not allow A new law that would alert employes members the amendment "would reflect personal vindictiveness. presidents are suspected of "having "No doubt grading policies, research students a voice in bargaining. when "material of a derogatory remove the advantage of honest Asked why Bunzel believed employes solicited derogatory material." procedure, teaching assistants, hours nature" is entered into their personnel evaluation by an employe's peers." should not inspect files while students Under the proposed legislation a on campus and curriculum will be file, is being considered by the state James Noah, director of university could, Noah said, "It is a different college president would have the discussed and possibly used as the Dr. Bud Hutchinson, executive legislature. relations, agreed with Bunzel. situation." authority to determine whether bargaining tools in arbitration," Rico secretary of United Professors of But it will still not allow inspection of He said, he would be far more He explained, "There is a difference material is derogatory. said. California (UPC), said there was "no the file. reluctant to say what he really believed between evaluating a person's per- Rico said faculty may bargain for change" in UPC's stand against student If he determines that it is, he must The legislation, SB 57, by Sen. Alfred a person's capabilities were, if he knew formance in a classroom and making higher salaries and benefits, creating a representation in collective bargaining inform the employe that it has been E. Alquist, D-San Jose, has been ap- that the employe would see his professional recommendations about greater strain on state expenses, with with faculty and state representatives. entered into his file, but the employe proved by the Senate education com- evaluation. an employe." these increased costs passed on to Hutchinson said in January that cannot inspect, or rebut it. mittee and was recently sent to the Then he admitted that he probably Alquist's bill came under attack by students. students should not be on a collective finance committee for consideration. would ask an employe to get a the California Teachers' Association Nothing in the bill would prohibit a "Taxpayers will only take so much, bargaining board because of a "lack of However, an amendment which recommendation from another source lobbyist, Robert F. Pietrowsci. campus president from making per- and it is my belief that these costs from understanding by students on what would have allowed employes to inspect if he could not write a good evaluation Pietrowsci told the education com- sonnel files available for inspection if increased salaries and benefits will collective bargaining is all about." their files and rebut any information in for him so the problem would not come mittee that if it was approved without he so desires. ultimately be passed on to the students Continued on back page M=MI

Page 2, March 19, 1975 Spartan Daily opinion

Strong shield law for reporters will protect public's right to know "The grand jury is now in our sources of information. newsroom," KPFA-FM general editorial The problem here is how to manager Larry Bensky warned define a reporter. Is anyone who last week. writes for publication eligible to be BUT.. 'I'M NOT AT ALL SURE I LIKE THE WAY YOU'VE PUT THIS TOGETHER, Bensky's comment came as he are newsmen protected from protected by the shield law? was forced to turn over to a grand contempt, but the state is not even Or should only "established and jury a communique his station had allowed to ask a reporter to turn recognized media" employes be received from the so-called New over his notes or reveal his sour- given the protection? World Liberation Front. ces. If the former guideline were That communique took Even though the U.S. Con- adopted, wouldn't Richard Nixon, letters responsibility for a pipe bomb stitution mandates that Congress as a working historian, have been explosion outside the office of shall pass no law to interfere with permitted to withhold confidential television station KRON in San the freedom of the press, recent information? Francisco. court decisions have substantially If only "established media" Bensky's sister station, KPFK in eroded that freedom at the source employes are to be protected, Los Angeles, had recently lost a bid of the news. doesn't that violate the sense of the costing for a hearing before the Supreme By making it criminal contempt Constitution which sought to Poor theater management Court to resist a similar subpoena. for a reporter to resist a subpoena protect even the humblest The station had argued that if for information, the courts have leafleteer? grand juries are allowed to sub- permitted the erosion of confidence The best shield law would allow poena information that is passed that news sources often demand in enough flexibility to exclude ob- S.J. taxpayers millions of dollars along to newsmen, the public's order to make certain information vious attempts at evasion while at access to information is seriously public. the same time be broad enough to jeopardized. In effect, the courts have tried to include the street-corner Editor: begin until September 1969. will range from $75,000 to $175,000 a But the Supreme Court refused to make the newsroom an extension leafleteer. In During this period there seemed to be year. The theater will lose a minimum your Community Theater article of hear KPFK's case and station of the state's law enforcement March 4, 1975, it is stated that no thought about letting the voter of $1,124,000 a year, or $3000 a day, or Such a law could be written, ac- with an apparatus. cording to us ( Fred Keeley and Jack decide, even though the promises of $125 an hour until 1992. manager Will Lewis, faced leaving the marginal cases to be Corr), the theater cost may reach $25 1965 were now meaningless. What This lease agreement should never open-ended jail sentence for But the press is and should be a tested as they come up. These million." The theater, if competently happened was the San Jose City Council have been decided by the council and contempt, reluctantly handed over fourth estatenot an extension of might even be the truest test cases managed, will run a minimum of $25 composed of Mineta, James, Colla, the Redevelopment Agency but should the communique. government. since often the outer edges are the million, but if it continues to be Solari and Usher, with Virginia Shaffer have went to the ballot. I have no Lewis warned that unless It is easy to criticize Bensky or areas the constitution seeks to operated in total disregard of fun- opposed, and the San Jose qualms about calling this lease the newsmen are willing to go to jail Lewis and say they should have protect. damental theater management Redevelopment Board composed of most irresponsible fiscal decision in indefinitely, there is no longer resisted the grand jury subpoena. practices, the cost will be $30-35 million. Janet Gray Hayes, Leo Ruth, Jr., San Jose's history. protection for news sources. But unless one is prepared to put But without a strong shield law, The main reason a 2,700 seat opera Robert Doerr, Traver Smith, Fred To further illustrate what the A grand jury, according to recent his own freedom on the line, the the public's right to know what is house has become the second most Kmetovic, William Brown and Jack priorities are in San Jose city govern- going on behind court decisions, can order a criticism is hollow. the scenes will expensive project ( after the sewage Copple, entered into an agreement. ment I will point out that the city continue reporter to turn over confidential One reason the media is so to wither. plant ) in San Jose's history is the lease This agreement created the Civic contributes $58,000 a year to feed needy Nearly all the cases in documentation or even notes, if the vulnerable to contempt convictions recent agreement. In 1965 the San Jose media, Improvement Authority which was Senior Citizens. That is the equivalent years have concerned jury decides it needs the material is that newsmen themselves have media political and business establishment empowered to build the theater and of 20 days of operating the Community personnel whose status as finally secured a 17,244 to 15,236 lease it back to the city. This lease Theater. in the course of seeking in- not been able to agree on an ac- victory legitimate reporters was never in in an "advisory" election to build a agreement constitutes the greatest Jack Corr dictments. ceptable shield law. question. theater through lease-purchase taxpayer ripoff in San Jose's history. Graduate, American Studies This situation is extremely Some argue that passing any sort financing. The city is now obligated to pay a dangerous to the free flow of in- of law would weaken the protection The public, as well as the The payments were touted at $300,000 $715,000 annual theater rental fee until formation in the press. in the First Amendment. They working press, needs a shield law a year and one of the promises of the 1992. This lease also commits the city to Americans often pat themselves believe it is best to leave the matter that places reporters in the same pro-theater forces was all administrative and operational this method Bomb story on the back for what some consider open and hope for benign Supreme legal standing as doctors, would "permit a more rapid costs, $580,000 a year at the minimum. start of Court rulings. clergymen and lawyers as far as construction." But construction did not The estimated income of the theater the "freest press in the world." When it comes to confidentiality Others argue for a state and-or confidentiality is concerned. of news sources however, America federal shield law that would Anything less will fail to get the draws blast is still trailing other nations. protect reporters from being grand jury out of the newsroom. Motorist peddles In Sweden for example, not only forced to reveal either notes or Phil Trounstine wrong information from UFW U.S. should join rest of world Editor: I am writing in response to the article Editor: bike. printed in the March 12 issue of the Howard Joe's letter of March 13 (3 Although a cyclist is required to Spartan Daily about the bombing of contains so much misinformation stop for stop signs and red lights, he Safeway. metric system concerning the relationships between does not have to stop at every in- in converting to These bombings are attributed to the cyclists and motorists that I felt it was tersection. If he does this, he wastes a Chicano Liberation Front and it was necessary to write a letter to make great deal of momentum and energy, reported this organization was acting in By Tom Peterson years changing over there money some points of correction and greatly reducing the efficiency of support of the United Farm Workers' According to recent news articles, it system to a decimal system such as the clarification. cycling as a mode of transportation. Union. looks like the only people using the comment U.S. has always used and Sweden 1) According to the S.J.P.D. traffic (4) A motorist pays $3.75 every four hand The United Farm Workers' Union is metric system, aside from the scien- switched from driving on the left information office, motorists are in years for a driver's license. This money built on such non-violent methods as the cists who have long used it, will be useevery measurement is broken side of the road to the right side, to be violation of the law if they cross the goes to cover the costs of the licensing boycott of all Modesto-made Gallo winoes and grammer school kids. down muliples of ten it is also almost standardized with most of the countries solid white line of a bike lane to make a operation, not to pay for the con- wines. Educators from 31 states gathered to universally accepted and used around of the world. right turn, although they will rarely be struction and maintenance of streets. For the Spartan Daily to print an decide how to teach the metric system the world. Even the British are slowly When is the United States, which has cited for it. They should cross the lane (5) Finally, there are going to be article linking in any way the UFW to and the Treasury Department, last changing over to the metric system. had a congressional committee only at the intersection where the line is more cyclists on the road, and, with any for 20 violent acts, without consulting a year, ordered the wine industry to If metric is the coming thing, the studying metric conversion broken. luck at all, there are going to be less an effort for representative of that union and convert to metric measurements by government should decide on a plan to years, going to make ( 2 ) Also according to S.J.P.D., cars on the road as mass transit im- presenting a disclaimer, is 1979. convert the country's measurements standardization"' cyclists may make a left turn into a proves and people realize that driving misrepresentative and With these great strides forth toward rather than have isolated industries, driveway or at an intersection in the cars wastes energy and is en- iresponsible. Martha Diepenbrock conversion to metric measurement, the such as wine bottlers, convert. same manner as a motorist. He is not vironmentally hazardous. United Farm Workers' Union kids will never have a chance to use it The vast amount of machinery that required to cross streets only at in- Tom Mallon and hence forget it, and the winoes will would have to be readjusted or replaced Write us tersections, nor only by walking his Freshman, Environmental Studies Editor's Note: erase it from there memories with a in such a conversion necessatates a The Spartan Daily encourages your The story to which Ms. Diepenbrock comments Best read letters are short 1290 liter of Ripple. long conversion period. words) and to the point refers stated that the Chicano Instead of replacing the English Business Week magazine has Letters may be submitted at the Dally Liberation Front itself said the bom- OffiCe IJC 70e1 between 9 a m and S Om system with the standardized decimal reported that the longer we wait to start Monday through Friday or by mail Transcripts of prof's suit bings were in support of farmworkers metric system, the country continues to to convert to metric, the more it is The Daily reserves the right to edit for and other working families. length, style, or libel use wieghts and measures that break going to cost. All letters must include 's The Spartan Daily made no charge; author, down by fourths (quarts), twelfths Other countries are changing over Signature male address, and phone we simply reported the contents of the number ( inches ), and sixteenths ( ounces ). traditional systems to more stan- group's communique. illustrate errors in case Aside form the fact that it is easier to dardized ways. The British spent three

Editor: part because your last story ( March 11) I want to thank you for the Daily's describing the judgement of the coukt is coverage of my recent suit charging itself an example of its pervasiveness, Consumer sex discrimination (and tort) against albeit unconscious. some of the officials of SJSU. In your story you refer to the "in- I had, of course, hoped for a different jurious entry" as having been "made outcomeone which would prove by Seltzer in 1957, in which she in- gets teeth useful in other cases as a legal dicated her commitments at home were precedent. The fact that the Court saw more improtant than her teaching fit to ignore what is evident to many commitments." into article others does not mean that You accept as obviously true, on its discrimination against women (par- face, a statement allegedly made by Editor: ticularly if they are married) does not me. Such acceptance occurs I have just finished reading Chris exist. presumably because a "proper" Smith's article on cereals (March 12). Indeed I am writing this letter in woman must have said it. May I congratualate you on a well-done The circumstances in which it might and concise report that is of primary have been said are, however, such as to concern to all consumers. make it possible for me to know that I I appi niate the type of straight Spartan Daily never said it nor, indeed, even implied forward journalism that can name it. names as you did when you quoted [Serving the San Jose State University Community Sine' 1939 It represents rather what a male says those cereals that are deficient in the he would answer to a question of which eyes of Consumers' Union. comes firstfamily or jobin a crisis. The $110 billion food industry touches EDITORIAL Trounstine Editor Phil Yet such a statement would never be every human's life every day, and any Robin Budrow News Editor KonOpken found in a man's personnel file though articles that you should write in the ofrI Assignment Editor JOel Torn' Lee Opinion Page Editor most are married and have family future on this topic will be most ap- Mike Lefkow eg Layout Editor 4411 Tom Peterson responsibilities. preciated. Copy Editor Terry Britton Arts Editor Lenore C. Seltzer Tom Curtin 'SIDDOWN, SCARPILLII YOU CIA GUYS GET SO DAM' NERVOUS ... ' Steve Lopez Sports Editor Associate Professor, Psychology Junior, Business March 19, 1975, Page 3 First woman vaults barrier Project aids from desk lob to patrol car ex-prisoners By Robin McNabb SJPD patrol unit 16 months. story, she said, between been the primary barrier for Ly one Lajeunesse by the system, he said. Then Imagine this scene. ago. disinterested bites at a women desiring full police The only way to build a they come out of the prison A rain-soaked foggy Lefall, 29, began her hamburger. officer status." person's character is to force with a World War II business midnight on First Street, career with the department But, she continued, Lefall, who was born in him to do things that are suit, $10, and their trade: where a burglary is in in 1968 as a clerical worker "Providing a woman can San Francisco and reared in hard for him to adjust to, license plate making, he progress. and in '71 was promoted to pass the agility exam males Berkeley, overcame the according to George Allen, a added. A storefront window assistant woman police must pass, they can now "physical barrier," but cited representative from San According to Allen only shatters and a silent burglar officer. engage in patrol work." "attitudes within the Francisco's Delancey Street about 10 per cent of all alarm finds its way through A women's agreement This is the agreement that department," as barriers Foundation. prisoners inside the walls the San Jose Police In '73, Lefall along with women assistant police women police officers still Allen spoke yesterday in are learning a realistic Department (SJPD) com- other women police officers, officers reached with the must hurdle. the S.U. Umunhum Room to trade. munication network. entered into an un- city, she explained. Prejudice barriers a group of Student Com- No one paid Crackling over the police precedented agreement with Physically capable "Most male officers see munity Academic Learning No one in the foundation frequency, the alarm the city. Titled the "New Physical women police officers as Experience (SCALE) in- including directors, coun- reaches a patrol car and an The agreement allowed Agility" test, the exam being used strictly in the terns. selors, or workers are paid officer cuts through the fog, them to become full-fledged consists of six events which Juvenile Division or, in Delancey Street, an in- for their work, he said. with sirens wailing, in police officers. must be performed con- performing clerical duties novative and controversial The businesses are pursuit of the unknown Before that time, assistant secutively within set time somewhere in the depart- rehabilitation project, bases operating in the black, he situation. women police officers were limits. ment," she quipped. its total philosophy on the said.

Arriving at the scene of the little more than clerk-typists One of the most physically Some officers, she said are Mrk e I iernandin character building process. The foundation currently crime, the officer leaps from who looked like police of- demanding of the six events, resentful and afraid their SJPD OFFICER -Janie Lefall completed all requirements St Two rules operates a Union Street the patrol car, steely-eyed ficers in appearance. is carrying and dragging a jobs may be taken away by become San Jose's first woman patrol officer. Delancey Street has only restaurant, an auto repair and braced for action. They weren't allowed to 150 pound sandbag through a women. These officers say two rules. business, a con- Now imagine this. perform the ' duties of a 64-foot "S" shaped course women don't belong on And then, there are some "nonactive feminist," said First, no drugs or alcohol struction crew, a plant and The officer is SJPD's first regular police officer and within 29 seconds. patrol. officers who feel women are patrol work is both exciting are allowed to any of the flower shop and a furniture woman ever to go on patrol, could not be promoted to This can only be topped, Other officers, she con- just not strong enough to do and sometimes slow. residents. moving business. officer Janie Lefall, a petite regular officer status. however by both male and tinued, feel if a woman police the job of a police officer on "I've had dangerous ex- The second rule bans These business operations, 5 foot-2 104 pound package of During a lunchtime in- female candidates running officer goes on patrol it patrol, she said. periences on patrol, but no violence or threats of he said, are designed to vitality. terview recently, the soft- one and a half miles within 14 would cause family "No one in the SJPD, more than any other patrol violence. provide a training school for Although she doesn't fit the spoken woman police officer minutes, after having per- problems. however, has ever defined officer," she said. In the fours years of its the Delancey Street "steely-eyed, braced for explained her ascent from formed all other five events. "But behind closed how physically strong a "Women need deter- operation, Allen said, there residents. They also provide action" image of a police the clerical pool, candidly According to a male SJPD doors," she added, glancing police officer is supposed to mination, guts and must be have been no outbreaks or income for the foundation. officer, the dark haired, admitting, "It hasn't been police officer, who wishes to at the door to a cramped be," she mused. liberated and independent to threats in the operation. Pay from these jobs are brown-eyed former SJSU easy." remain anonymous, "The office, "anybody could do Officer Lefall, who stand out in this male The organization, ac- also put back into the student was assigned to a It's a long complicated agility test in the past has anything." describes herself as a oriented field," she added. cording to Allen, got its start foundation, Allen said. about four years ago with a $1,000 loan four men Players seek a small fortune from a small game received from an SF loan shark. The four men, all former convicts or drug addicts, In barrooms the big fuss is about fussball opened a place designed to build character and give other convicts and addicts a By Michael Switzer Sather. sense of dignity, Allen said. "It's very simple game, "Texans take forever with Allen, who served a total of PRE-CUT basically," said Tom Sather, the ball. It's a very bad style. nine years in California UC Berkeley graduate No fun to play." prisons, explained convicts student as he surveyed the Sather stressed he plays and addicts have to make a READY roomful of hopefuls who the game for fun. total conunittment to change wished to go home with a "I don't care if I win or their lifestyle, or the share of the tournament's heir, MADE lose. People are taking it up organization will not prize money. as a sport," he said. them. "You've got a lot of man on He said he plays twice a Philosophy works rods," he The MATS added. week in Bay Area tour- philosophy, according Sather was to Allen, is commenting on naments and attends the tour working. what is rapidly becoming a championships.. Prisons, according to major sporting event in the Allen, are totally missing the FOR MATTING: Fussball is not exclusively United State,table soccer. mark in the rehabilation Artwork Table soccer, or fussball a man's game and women process. Etchings (pronounced foosball) as it is don't find themselves at a Prisoners living in an more commonly called, disadvantage playing "abnormal situation" cannot Watercolors started out as a barroom against them. be epxected to act normally, Prints pastime for Sather while he Debby John Costabel, a Allen stated. Photographs was a student in Montana. housewife and a local There are more drugs, "You can make some fussball champion said that more prostitution and more $.49 to $1.79 money with this game. she took up the sport because homosexuality in the jails That's how I supported it was fun. and prisons of America than myself last semester, on any street corner in any SJART "A lot of people just think PAINT foodwise," said Sather. city, Allen quipped. you spin the rods and hit the WALLPAPER Tournaments held Frustration, according to PeCTuRE FRAMES balls," said Costabel. Sather said he competes in Allen, is the key word in 07VALAXV FAIN CEISTIER She says she tries to SAN JOSS SAS111700 several small tournaments dealing with prisons. practice between four and SSS SAM ANTONIO ROAD like the one held at Round Prisoners are frustrated VMS 04i eight hours per day and she The Corner, 10th and Doug Greenc competes in five or six local William streets, every week. FUSSBALL men kick their white ball across the nation. For a hotsho tournaments each week. The winning team in took FOLLIES ---This table soccer game is rapidly be- Costabel, a former tennis $30, with second and third coming the hula hoop of the barroom set as its little plastic wrist worker, tournament money is there for the taking. star: said it is "like getting places taking slightly less. use to a tennis court." The object of fussball is to Beltane Enterprises and recently. At the Reno tournament he Al Gonzales, former SJSU kick the small white ball into sponsor of the tournament, Now there is a World Table and Fernandez placed student pulled his glove off to She, too, has heard of Jose KAmERA.rilitil the opposing team's goal fussball was originated in Soccer Association which second and claimed $125 for show what can happen to the Fernandez too. Ilford * Kodak while blocking their team Germany 50 to 60 years ago. publishes Foos Noos, the their efforts. unprotected hand after a "I'm playing mixed .film. paper . chemistry from kicking the ball into Mancacci said the game monthly magazine for and Sather explained that series of games. doubles with him in Por- your goal. was introduced in the United about fussball. Fernandez learned his game His palm and wrist were tland." 20% off at... THE KAMERA KORNER According to Stephan States in the mid-60s but The pro tour in Madrid, Spain, when he covered with calluses and The Portland meet offers 560 S. Bascom Ave. blisters. Gonzales explained $20,000 in prize money. Mencacci, co-owner of hasn't caught on until For the amatuer fussball was very young. San Jose, Calif. player yearning to get into "His style is better than it was the result of the "wrist "It's addictive," explained the big money, there is a ours. He's in total control of shot." Sather about fussball. $250,000 tour which travels to the ball," Sather said. Before Sather starts his 34 cities in the United States. The "pulltap" shot matches he coats his hands Most fussball is played There are many different with a chalk, similar to that spartaguide ) between teams of two shots that the master used by gymnasts. players. One person on each fussball player has to get "I brought the chalk from These students can help you get team plays the forward down. The push, pull, Montana," explained Sather. position and the other, pushtap, pulltap, angle, trap, "None of the California money when you need it. WEDNESDAY p.m. in Art 239. goalie, plays the rear the list goes on. players used it before." SJSU Sierra Club will meet SJSU United Farmworker position. Many of the players wear The chalk keeps his hands plastic at 7:30 p.m. in the S.U. Support Committee will "I played with Jose gloves. There are no fussball from slipping on the These students are bankers. Just a few said. Costanoan Room. Slides of meet at 5 p.m. in the S.U. Fernandez in the doubles gloves on the market and handles, he of more than 50 Bank of America Desolation Valley will be Guadalupe Room. tournament in Reno," said many of the players use golf "Styles vary with different Student Representatives trained to or tennis gloves. regions of the country," said shown and plans for Easter SJSU Sailing Club will meet Sather. help other students with their indi- vacation will be made. at 7:30 p.m. in the S.U. Sather explained that Fernandez vidual banking needs. Delta Tau Kappa will meet Costanoan Room. The San had placed fourth A.S. Presents at 7 p.m. in DMH 165. Luis trip will be discussed. in singles at the international Whether it's a checkbook that Speaking to the social SJSU Ski Club will meet at tournament held last year in "CONRACK" 1 won't balance, an educational science honor society will be 7:30 p.m. in the S.U. Denver. .15 loan you don't know how to get. Dr. Robert Levinson, Unumhum Room. "Everybody talks about Jose. He's the Jimmy "Various people have been or a BankAmericard " you need, associate professor of Campus Ambassadors will chances are one of our Student history, and Adnan Daoud, hold a Bible Study at 11:30 Connors of table soccer. He's screwing up my name. It's chairman of the Sociology a.m. in the S.U. Guadalupe entertaining to watch," said a swell name. It belonged ' Reps can help you out. Department, on "The Room. Sather. to a bartender, a minister, You see. they offer an entire pack- Prospects for Peace in the a classics scholar, and a age of student banking services Middle East." burlesque queen. It's Conroy, called the College Plan. Qualify, THURSDAY not Conrack, but if you want Women Artists will meet at 5 and you get BankAmericard. pro- to call me that, go ahead. tection against bounced checks. I'm beginning to unlimited checkwriting. and more. Spartan Daily All your like the sound of IC All for only $1 a month, and free Serving the San Jose Stele during June. July and August. University Community Since 1034 textbooks were jotivootatikeic Why not stop by and ask your Stu- Second class ponage paid bison dent Rep to tell you more about it. Jose, California. Member of California Newspaper Publishers paperbacks At San Jose State. just ask to see Association and the Asso,lated Press. Published daily by San Jose TONIGHT David McLellan State UniVersify,exCePt Saturday. Monday, during the Second & San Carlos Office Sunday and this quarter. college year The opinions ex Morris Dailey 280 South Second Street pressed herein are not necagharily 506 most of the Associated Students. 501 the C011eg, Administration Or the Depend on us. More California and 7PM and 10 PM Department of Journalism college students do. Advertising. SubScriptions an You owe yourself an Oly. orates:I only on rarrtaincler Of sem bens Full academic COMING 14.30. Off Year. $IP each. Semantic, l’i:4ymPa eAwung Company. Olympia. Washington 'co s SOON! April 2, 1975 campus price per copy. 10 cent. All Olympia empties are recyclable AMERICA lEn Phone 277-3181. Advartising 277 BANK0F 3171. Press of Erich Printing, Sain rkArnrtit Aid fillanCtt tror Jose GLASS HOUSE and IN COLD BLOOD

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CSparian Daily Journey, Trower rock S.F. Stars on the rise arts By Alfred J. Dry members Gregg Rohe and bellowed from the stage and An awesome display of Neil Schon. glowed through the yellow musical ferocity Friday High vibrations and green lighting. night by Journey and the Schon is that same 16-year- Trower shone himself, Robin Trower band sent a old (he's now 201 who was appearing in a purple capacity audience at the asked by Eric Clapton to join jumpsuit with yellow leather Winterland Arena into a him in forming Derek and boots and a vest. Flanked by fervent state of insanity. the Dominos. Schon opted to bass player James Dewar Excitement in the arena join Santana. and drummer Bill Lordon, had already reached a high Shaking and vibrating his Trower showed why he is pitch before the show began body and his full Afro-hairdo catapulting into a superstar as the crowd anticipated to the intentisty of the music status. Trower's performance. he played, Schon's guitar His Friday and Saturday Such pre -conceived riffs constantly propelled night shows sold out a month notions of an extraordinary Journey to various musical in advance, which left hose concert have their merits. highs. in attendance as the chosen Trower comes about as close Handling the vocal chores few to witness one of the as any rock musician can to was Rolie, who com- finest groups to emerge in being a reincaration of the plimented Schon with his the '705. late, great guitar virtuoso fine work on the keyboarii.s. Fanaticism reigned Jimi Hendrix. Dynamic duo trio served as the Breathtaking guitar This dynamic duo, along Tile catalyst for generating the Like Hendrix, Trower likes with the superb drumming of explosive atmosphere in the to squeeze every ounce of Dunbar, bassman Ross arena. imagination from his guitar Valory and rhythm guitarist As the band played like in order to create a sound George Tickner, smoked thunder and lightning, that is breathtaking in its through a set that featured Trower fanaticism reigned velocity and mindboggling in several cuts from their debut supreme over the audience. its attempts to transcend Columbia Records release ilernandez traditional rock music entitled "Journey." Trower led his group MASTER AT WORK -Carlos Montoya performs his art forms. The band rocked with "To through a set that included Preceding Trower were Play Some Music" and "Day of the Eagle," "Bridge two bands, the opening act "Saturday Night;" amazed of Sighs," "Shame the which was Pablo Cruise, a many with "Of a Lifetime" Devil," "Gonna Be More Montoya packs the halls, in a long list SOLD OUT -The Doobie Brothers are included band whose playing reeked and "Kahoutek; " and Suspicious," "Daydream" of entertainment for the upcoming SNACK concert. Any- with boredom. However, spaced out with "Look Into and "Lady Love." one unable to buy tickets to the event, can listen to the en- second-billed Journey was The Future" and "Mystery As the crowd exalted his plays flawless flamenco tire concert live on radio K101, 101.3 FM. quite impressive and may be Mountain." name by shouting it con- on the brink of stardom. Smoke and shine tinually while whooping and By Gay Gass& frame into the music, The performance included Journey is formed around Nvertheless, Trower was hollaring, Trower responded By 8:10 there were no seats hunching over his guitar and two intermissions, both of SNACK concert a nuclei that includes not to be denied as he with three encores, the final left in Morris Dailey working furiously at the which were followed by drummer Aynsley Dunbar emerged from an artificially one an electrifying rendition Auditorium.. fingerwork on the strings. approving ovations, and and former Santana induced cloud of smoke that of "The Fool and Me." By 8:15 people were sitting The sounds and rhythms when the concert was over aids SF schools on the stairs, standing in the he creates are unbelievable Montoya returned for two aisles, and grouped by the in their complexity. encores. The March 23 SNACK an outright tax-deductable doors. The audience was trans- His heavily -accented Sunday benefit concert has donation to the fund, should intriguing Carlos Montoya, the grand fixed by Montoya's "Thank-you" brought cheers music India packed auditorium, sold out the 50,000 person send his contribution to old man of flamenco guitar, amazing dexterity and the from the capacity of Kezar Stadium. SNACK Sunday, P.O. Box appeared on stage at 8:16 speed with which he played but he needn't have spoken SNACK (Students Need 40607, San Francisco 94140. By Carson Mouser weave of music to captivate Rao led off the second half of and was greeted with melody, harmony, and bass because his guitar really Athletics, Culture and The benefit's all-star line- Against a backdrop of the audience during the 45 the concert. thunderous applause. with still enough time left to does say it all. Kicks) was organized to up of entertainment includes rain, Indian music weaved minute number. Rao played the hollowed The cr.owd had come to slap the guitar body in raise funds for the finan- Neil Young, The Doobie and drifted through the Near the end of the raga wood instrument well and hear a man who is truly a between chords. cially hard-pressed San Brothers, Joan Baez, Mimi audience Saturday night in Subhash Sarkar joined Kent her ragas from southern master of his art, and a His is a music for all ages Show Starts at Dusk India were intriguing but she Box Office Pens 7:00 Francisco school system. Farina, Jerry Garcia and the Morris Dailey on the tabla. tireless Montoya thrilled his and all tastes. It takes no Children 6-11 50g Promoter Bill Graham, friends, Graham Central Auditorium. Once the tabla entered the did not capute the audiences listeners with 17 flawless particular knowledge on the Children Under 6 Free whose only headache is the Station, Jefferson Starship, The music was excellent, concert, its deep pattering as Wolf and Kent had. flamenco numbers. listener's part to appreciate possibility of bad weather, is The Miracles, Santana and but the program was too long sound contrasted against the The real disappointment of He never spoke until the the expertise of Montoya. EL RANCHO emphasizing that no tickets Tower of Power. and cut into the enjoyment of sarod in a rhythmic struggle the evening came at the end performance was over, He wore a black suit and a for attention. of the concert when a Action Program will be sold at the door and Guest celebrities making the second half of the con- acknowledging the applause simple bow tie, and he sat on "THE ULTIMATE alcoholic beverages will not appearnaces at the show cert. In the end both touched quarter of the audience left with only raised arms and a small black stool under a THRILL" (PG) be allowed in the stadium. include Willie Mays, Frankie Sponsored by the India upon the same notes and the auditorium when the last short little salutes and single spotlight. Waiter Matthau violin-tabla-harmonium -THE LAUGHING The entire seven-hour Albert, John Brodie, Rosie Student Association of SJSU, combined rhythms in a smiles. The crowd's eyes never POLICEMAN" (R) break the number was announced. concert will be broadcast Casals, Werner Erhard, the three-hour concert and furious finish to For anyone other than a wavered from his flying For a first time encounter live and in stereo on radio George Foreman, Cedric hard seats combined to take musical trance the audience flamenco fan, the per- fingers and his tapping foot. en- with the wide range of Indian station K101, 101.3 on the FM Hardman, Jesse Owens, the energy out of the was in and elicit loud, formance might have gotten One of the most impressive thusiastic applause. music it was an intriguing dial. Gene Washington and the audience and the musicians. monotonous because even numbers in the concert was Rated R Indian music and educational experience. Alan Arkin . James (Ja, Ticket agencies have given Rev. Cecil Williams. Before the energy was lost In the the finest flamenco has only called "Saeta." the raga, im- "FREEBIE & up approximately $25,000 in however, sitar and sarod structure of so many variations. This song told the story of service charges and com- and provisation by the performer the Holy Week in Seville, THE BEAN" pieces entranced Thursday night's crowd, John W,,Ynn is "Mc0" great part of the ex- missions so that the total Two dance weaved a mystical dream- is a though, was anything but which features a marching "SUPER COPS" and it was ex- procession of drums and price of advance tickets has like aura over the audience perience bored. by 'Ice Wolf' gone into the benefit fund. of approximately 150 per- cellently displayed The applause was coronets in military bands. Anyone wishing to Marvin Wolf on sitar on the From a single guitar make auditions sons. deafening, the whistles ear- Montoya created , the sarod for eight years, opened next number. splitting, and the "Ole's" music Wolf drumbeats, the voice of the St 75 POR CARRO the evening's program with The classical offered to enthusiastic. Jorge River announced a dynamic mastery of the played seemed to cirif out of flamenco singer, and the "INDIO" sarod, a wooden instrument the sitar and over the One of the longest ovations sounds of the horns fading "EL CASTILLO DE NOSTALGIA came after "Soleares," a into the distance. LA PUREZA" Auditions for SJSU's with six main strings and 12 audience in waves. youngsters en color., played SALE! Creative Associates in sympathetic strings. The sitar's sound can best piece Montoya Dance will be held at 1 p.m. The sarod's range of notes be described as organ like The Eskimo fantasy- midway through the this Friday in PER 262. from very high to medium notes, but with a program. reg. $12.95 now 2 for $12.95 legend about Anatou is the A second audition will be tones mixed in a complex delicateness of tone. subject of the play "Ice "Soleares" are musical Through the miracle held at 1 p.m. on VOLKSWAGEN of April 4 for The raga Wolf performed Wolf" opening today at 1 and numbers that Spanish call-backs Daguerreochrome, we are able and those unable was the oldest raga known to 4 p.m, in the SJSU Univer- gypsies play when they to come to Friday's to produce a full color session. Stereopticon mankind according to Vit- sity Theater. gather together, and they guitarist SPECIAL miniature portrait in the Creative Associates in thal Bhakta, president of The youth theatre are marked by style of the old masters; Dance is the dance per- premieres at India Student Association. production is the second improvisations. 1. Tune-up yours to take home in lust forming unit of the class, Following the two selec- offering presented on Montoya, who has been 2. Adjust valves 15 minutes while you wait. Arts of the 20th Century. Effort tions and a short light vocal Joint campus in the current playing flamenco since he 3. Check compression They are perfect for the last The year-long course by Bhupendra Misra, who Theater Arts Department was eight years old, im- An electronic minute gift, a gift that will carries two units of credit, music and learned music from his well season. provises as well as anyone in 4. Adjust carburetor and registration is by mixed media concert will be be cherished throughout known Indian musician Anatou is a fair-haired, the world. 5. Set timing audition only. presented by the Illinois- the years. father, came a ten minute light-skinned eskimo child He throws his entire small 6. Change oil The auditions are open to based Electric Stereopticon break. who is cast out of her village 7. Lubrication LIBERTY HOUSE modern dancers with some at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in the After the intermission the into the forest where the background in ballet and Joint Effort Coffee House. audience seemed to have lost STUDIOS Forest god turns her into a 8. 4 new spark plies NO RAISE IN PRICES jazz. Dancers should dress Admission is free. some of its energy and wolf. Ice for The six-man ensemble 9. 3 quarts of oil OVER ONE YEAR EASTRIDGE 1"/ class. concentration as a selection Directed by Gayle Cor- FOR Those performs on a variety of 238 3800 ,ASie interested may played on the vina by Meera nelison, assistant professor 10. New points contact acoustic and electronic in- Skating ,0,, ext. 258 Janet Van Swoll or in the Theater Arts struments in conjunction LI. Adjust brakes Carol Haws at 277-2449 for Department, the play is $29.95 71.,'Nm-gy more with tapes, films, slides and Mime shows OWL information. aimed at 3rd grade through 12 Check transmission other visual effects. junior high school audiences. fluid -add Just mention Thursday night's show will at 3:30 p.m. SESSION this ad Cast members include 13. Check brake fluid -add premiere three new com- Kim Kamitses as Anatou, Join the Fun fluid -add positions including 14. Check battery tomorrow Carol Gilberts as the "Eclipse" by Morton Fri & Sat Storyteller, Harry Simon as Subotnick, an internationally A series of mime shows Anatou's father Karvik and Nights, recognized composer and will be presented in the Patricia Pohl as Anatou's 10:30 12:30 THE INFLATION BEATER director of electronic music Studio Hour tomorrow af- mother Anarquik. 0-dr.P at the California Institute of ternoon at 3:30 in SD 103. The production will also be HOURS ;1=4: the Arts. The pieces were created = south presented at 9:30 and 11:30 Mon - Fri. 7:30-4:00 Donald Buchla and Allen by acting students under central ave the a.m. and 4 p.m. March 20 Strange, associate direction of Patricia campbell calif. professor Bower, and 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. of music at SJSU, will be lecturer Theater Arts March 21. featured guest performers. 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II March 19, 1975, Page 5 Swim star Spartans * * * Three SJSU netters Baseball squad oPy-RIGHT shines in 'blue' after XEROX advance in tourney hosts SF State COPIES The SJSU baseball team takes an 8-8 record into today's rugby loss Studenl-Facully Soerial By Ross Farrow Pfister took care of Ed Wilson of nationals 2:30 game with San Francisco State at San Jose's Municipal Playing without ailing players and two Sacramento, 6-2, 6-1, Walter Mann, 3-6, 6-1, Stadium. player -coach Terry 3 cents Three Spartan tennis i Reg 4 conic former stars qualified for the concluding 6-1, Ron Louie of San Francisco, 7-5, 6-1, and Lynn Viciah led SJSU's The Spartans were on a six-game winning streak before Buchanan, the Spartan rounds of the Modesto Racquet Club Tennis Dean Schlobohm of Moraga, 6-1, 6-4. women's swimming team to dropping three geniis to SFSU over the weekend. SJSU was rugby team lost to the Old 011er good 'til June 20 last weekend. Meyers defeated Larry Isharn of an 11th place finish in last stopped, 11-7, Friday in San Francisco and 3-2 and 7-0 in San Blues, 23-6, last Saturday at Tournament Show S.J. State I.D. Four rounds will be played Saturday and Sausalito, 6-0, 6-0, Bob Tarics, 6-4, 6-1, Craig weekend's national swim- Jose Saturday. South Campus. Sunday at Modesto. Heinberg of Gilroy, 6-3, 6-3, and Chris ming competition in Tempe, Jeff Gingrich, the Spartans' ace, will be on the mound Buchanan sat out with an Hank Pfister, Joe Meyers and Bob Sylvan of Berkeley, 6-3, 6-4. Ariz. today. He has accounted for half of the Spartan victories, ankle injury. 4% S. Murphy Hansen, SJSU's top three singles players, Gibson beat Dan Kinder of Modesto, 6-0, 6- four, as opposed to one loss. His earned run average is also an Floyd McGaughy did all Sunnyvale and former Spartan performers Dennis 3, Charles Phillips, 6-2, 6-2, Larry Axtell of There were 139 schools SJSU best, 1.93. the SJSU kicking, and ac- 732.2679 Gibson and Rodney Kop made it to this San Francisco, 6-2, 7-5, and Chip Fisher of competing in the Association Coach Gene Menges is hoping SJSU's defense improves counted for the Spartans' Hours 30-5 Sat 9-3 31,/,.. weekend's action. Palo Alto, 7-5, 6-2. of Intercollegiate Athletics today, as his team made nine errors in the three losses. points with two penaln Eight players qualified for the final Tim McNeil, SJSU's No. 4 player, came for Women (MAW) national kicks. 41\ rounds, and eight others, seeded higher than very close to performing this weekend, but championships. I 1 anyone who played last weekend, will ap- he dropped a heartbreaking match to Chris A two-time Olympian, Volleyball doubles pear this weekend without having to qualify. Chapin of Walnut Creek. Vidali won the 100-yard John Hursh might have made this All three sets were decided by tie- weekend's action had he not played team- breakers. McNeil won the first set, 7-5, but individual medley, took mate Hansen, who defeated him, 6-4, 6-4 in dropped the next two by identical 74 scores. second in the 50-yard tourney to begin the last round Sunday. McNeil had previously defeated Peter breastroke and placed Hursh previously defeated Robert Gex of Kasprow of Mountain View, 6-1, 6-3, Chuck seventh in the 200-yard in- Signups are now being held for the intramural volleyball Francisco, 6-2, 6-0, Dick Jones of Los Bleckinger, 6-3, 34, 6-3, and Jack Darrah of dividual medley. HIMALAYA IMPORTS San doubles tournament. Altos, 24, 6-4, 6-4, and Ron Lucky of Brook- Moraga, 6-1, 6-2. She also placed 10th in the Play will begin April 7, and signups will be held for two- dale by default. Kop, who played for the Spartans in 1966, 50-yard butterfly. aside volleyball teams until March 31 in the student activities Hursh in the fourth beat Frank Hayman of Modesto, 6-0, 6-2, Before defeating Vidali broke her thumb office in the S.U. Hansen beat John Villagrana of Lance Jenseli, 6-0, 6-0, Bob Murio of San round, over semester break and Novice-open divisions, men's and coed teams will Alameda, 6-2,6- Francisco, 6-2, 6-3, and Steve Bartlett of be for- Aptos, 6-3, 6-0, Jim Coyne of was unable to practice as med. Mark Weir of Modesto, 44, 6-1, 6-3. Berkeley, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. 2, and much as she wished for the A meeting of all team captains will be held at 3 p.m. March nationals. 31 in the A.S. office. Harriers outmanned The physical education major also led Spartan relay teams to a 12th place finish New State Law Requires in the 400-yard medley relay, All California Bruins claw Spartans and 14th place in the 400-yard freestyle relay. Drivers to be Insured

makes it By Nick Needs out of Rudy Krause and Spartan had to be pole PRIOR SERVICE Effective January 1, 1975, the State Law WEST WOODThe out- Wayne Hurst. vaulter Dan Ripley, world compulsory to have automobile insurance. Any fine come of the meet had been But while all this was amateur indoor record The Marine Corps person not so insured is subject to a stiff and loss of his driver's license decided. UCLA had beaten going on, no one bothered to holder at 18 feet 1. Reserve Program the Spartans by one point ask Mark Luevano, the Ripley re-injured his needs personnel more than last year on the Bruins' entry in the strained groin in an attempt FOR SEVEN YEARS WE with Prior Service same Tartan track. steeplechase, for his view of to clear 17 feet. For the Spartans it had the race. "I didn't want to quit, I had Experience. Take HAVE BEEN INSURING been a frustrating afternoon, to," advantage of your Luevano led from start to he said. "I hurt my groin as even the 27 seasonal bests on the take-off. specialty, or Re- COLLEGE STUDENTS AT finish, winning by at least 20 Discount with Student which they set or equaled Train yards, as he turned in a and learn Body Card or Ad were not enough to stop the SPECIAL LOWER RATES lifetime best of 9:01.6. new skills. Good Bruins from winning, 93-61. payAdvancement An exasperated Bruce Tied at 52 For more information or a no -hassle quote Exchange privil- Save on Entire Smiley seemed to express The meet was tied going call or come by... the SJSU mood best. into the two-mile at 52. 4-41.1117141 edgesInsurance. "I ran as fast as I could UCLA swept the event, tot4CERr For further details Inventory and it still wasn't enough," getting lifetime bests by contact "Gunny" CAMPUS INSURANCE the Spartan sprinter said. their first-and-third place at your Marine 93 So Central 30th for Bruhn runners. 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SJSU pre-law club is name of advisor. music council meeting sponsoring a lecture today at See in 5:30 p.m. in the S.U. The Walnut Creek Branch Umunhum Room. of the American Association By Terry LaPorte budget request. Guest Speaker is Judge of University Women is The brewing controversy over 1975-76 music budget "I'm kind of surprised that the whole thing was getting John Kennedy of San Jose sponsoring scholarship requests simmered down after music council head Garth accepted and talked about on a personal level," Benham said Superior Court. The subject awards for women who are Benham met Monday with music students. at Monday's meeting. is "Old vs New Rape Laws." residents of Contra Costa Concert choir representati,fe Mike Wait said he will Benham said he would not go back on his earlier moo County. council at its statements about the concert choir request being too high. present a four-point proposal to the music Vegetarianism is the There will be at least two "There is only a certain amount of A.S. money available," meeting Wednesday. subject discussed in a awards given, each with a The proposal calls for a meeting time which is more ac- Benham said. nutrition education seminar minimum of $300. publicity of meetings; "I never said the concert choir budget was padded, but I do cessible to students; better today at 1 p.m. in the Health Applications are available and impartial and think two others are." cooperation between member ensembles; Center, room 206. in the Financial Aids Office, Benham did not explain which two of the budgets he was efficient handling of music affairs. see Administration Building 234. supporters say has 70 questioning. The petition proposal, which Collective bargaining Deadline for applying is signatures, said the music council "has not acted persuant to Hanniford criticized Benham for "making it appear there information meetings will be April 7. the goals" outlined in the preamble to the music council are inproprieties in our budget." held Thursday, April 3. constitution. In response to Benham's statement, which said he could All faculty members are "The music council has not functioned in an open, efficient not defend the choir administration, Hanniford said, "Our invited to the meetings to be Edison Uno, Geanne manner conducive to general student participation, input, administration is run by students." OBJECTIONS DEFENDEDGarth Benham, head of the held in the Umunhum Room Wakatsuki Houston and is the staff." and interest," the petition stated. Benham replied, "To me, the administration SJSU Music Council, defends his criticism of the concert at 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Warren Furatani will speak proposal. Benham reacted negatively to the "You were airing out the laundry in front of 26,000 choir's budget request before a meeting of music majors Soo on America's concentration mentioned don't pertain to the goals in "Some of the things students," Hanniford said. Monday. Benham has insisted the choir's request is excessive. Occupational therapy camps Thursday, March 20 said. the constitution and some are already in existence," he Benham replied, "If people did not understand what I was majors for fall semester 1975 in the Student Union Another petition calling for the removal of Benham as saying, why wasn't I approached about it?" will have until Friday, Ballroom at 2 p.m. music council head was declared "defunct" by student Ken We should have had this meeting a week ago." role," Wait told Benham. March 21 for advising. Hanniford, who had been a backer of the impeachment move. Wait said he ( Wait) should take part of the blame for the "I may have just been too open, too blunt, too honest," Sign ups for appointments said. The controversy arose March 7 when Benham told the AS. music problems. Benham are on the office door of FACULTY budget committee he could "not defend the concert choir "My job was to go to you. At the time, I wasn't sure of what "I don't feel I stabbed anyone in the back but that it was in advisors. See advisee lists STAFF budget or the concert choir administration" in their $4,500 my role was. I finally approached you when I discovered my the best interests of the music students," Benham said. posted in Health Building for Announcing Faculty warned Travelers las. Wry humor, MIlievaiwee.k Companv's Tax on bargaining Sheilered wit shown Annuities Plan Continued from page one featuring: Hutchinson said having students participate in faculty- Systematic savings plan 100% tax deductable Burns state collective bargaining would be like having consumers Many funding vehicles by sit in on negotiations between General Motors' workers and Available including a - 4rnismoup management. flexible annuity growing Continued from page one Spokesmen from UPC's largest rival organization, the at a guaranteed rate of His first "sustained Congress of Faculty Associations (CFA) could not be interest, with safety imor" of contributions memory" was of riding the reached for a reaction to Rico's latest comments. garbage truck (he was a guaranteed, Funds may Dr. Richard Smith, chairman of the Natural Science be withdrawn without "slum kid from San Fran- department and president of the SJSU chapter of CFA said in any tax penalty. cisco") and to this day he January that students should be allowed a voice in collective maintains he's a "garbage bargaining "but their chances are nill." TRAVELERS collector at heart." Dr. William Tidwell, professor of biological sciences at INSURANCE CO. But memories of the free [wren Au SJSU and chairman of CFA's legislative committee, has said Richard W. line during his grade Neuschaefer lunch TYPICALLY CLUTTEREDDr. Hobert Burns labors doggedly in an office where papers are piled a foot high. "it would confuse the issue" to have students on the collec- (415) 983.6257 school years, have driven tive bargaining board. (408) 446.0975 him toward a more chauvinism. because he's in a political prestigious career. He had grabbed at the engineering and applied arts "The deans had a cocktail position, he gets ruthless." He wanted to be a jour- offer, realizing that his and sciences areas Burns party once," a secretary "His technique, when he nalist and after service in problems as dean could only has sought to de-emphasize Mistake "and he just runs into trouble, is he just World War II, he worked for be remedied if he became a have grown. remembers, NAN BAILEY: that Gail clears people out. He did it in the Los Angeles Herald vice president. His efforts have caused naturally assumed the Library Department, in Express while moonlighting In 1969-70 he served as some to consider him an Fullerton (dean of graduate would make the foreign languages, the Music in form HOW TO STOP radio scripts. acting president, after idealist and a dreamer, studies) Department, social work, When he was canned from former President Clark nagged by his own hors d'oeuvres." bends over back- Mexican-American Grad- the Herald Express for resigned. "It's a terrible recognition of reality. "Yet he for women's uate Studies and the failing to join the Newspaper job," he says, and he swears "It annoys the hell out of wards adjusted THE RACIST programs," she quickly Economics Department," Guild, he took a job writing he doesn't want it back me sometimes to see his around him are the professor adds. Candidates for the April publicity releases for the again. idealism at work and yet he's adds. (Those enough of a realist to know fiercely loyal.) 15-16 A.S. election who have 1946 Los Angeles Community He suffered two heart Such charges are not new he's got to live within the His daughter speaks of already picked up their ANTI-BUSING DRIVE Chest. attacks only six months after to Burns. He was first in- framework of his surroun- him with a reverence and application should check the Wry humor stepping down from a vestigated by the American dings," one associate notes. awe one might expect bet- form to see if it is complete. But his wry humor got him harried year that saw Association of University Bailey has been active in the Washington D.C. African "Ivory" mentality ween Zen master and A mistake in the drafting fired when he wrote a fic- campus upheaval during the Professors at Hofstra, when, Liberation Support Committee and participated in the story that said, "Miss Others say he suffers from student. of the appplication left out ticious Cambodia invasion and an by his own admission, he National Black Political Conventions in Gary, Indiana, Jane Russel was today to an "ivory tower mentality:" But even she admits, "If I the office sought and the Academic Senate vote fired 32 of 46 probationary in 1972 and Little Rock, Arkansas in 1974. As a staff elected Miss Community close the university in that he thinks the university saw him in the kitchen party to which the candidate faculty members and member of the National Student Coalition Against Chest of 1946. Her husband, protest. can be defined in a vaccuum, boiling water, I'd fall over." belongs. "persuaded several in- Racism, she helped organize support for the National football star Bob Waterfield, Through the years he has without regard for society's His critics charge he has A.S. adviser Louie Barozzi competent tenured members March Against Racism held in Boston on Dec. 14, 1974. said he thought it was just a gained a reputation as the needs. been responsible for padding said a supplement has been that it would be to their In the fall of 1974, she was the Socialist Workers big bust." "Champion of the liberal How does the criticism the administration at the written to correct the in- advantage to seek ap- Party candidate for mayor of Washington, D.C. He entered Stanford on the arts" a bend that has affect him? expense of educational complete application. pointment elsewhere." Bailey has spoken on G.I. Bill, plowed through a alienated nearly half the "I get paid to take it," he programs. The early-bird candidates campuses across the country on Ph.D. in education, then university. signs, swinging his feet from "He's built the ad- Yet amid all the charges, sho old come to the AS. of- the subject of Black women's Liberation. went on to Rutgers for some "Basically he's an elitist," the desk. "This place is an ministrative structure by those close around him say fices to pick up the sup- teaching. one professor charges. educational institution. learning the budget in and he is "receptive" and "fair." plement application. After a Fulbright profess- "He'd like SJSU to be a Bunzel (SJSU president) out. He's built an ad- His secretary says he is TODAY Studer' t('nuns orship at the University liberal arts campus with doesn't always understand ministrative machine in "flexible and will admit of Chile, he returned and career possibilities on the that, but it is. Conflict is an which every part of the vice when he's wrong." took a job as a department important part of life." president's office has Spartan Daily outside edges." His associates maintain chairman at Syracuse, "He's very competitive," become a separate dean- 12:30 p.m. Costa n oil n IufEs1 That bias is reflected in a Burns seeks divergent where he caught the "ad- one of his daughters ob- ship," one professor recent outline of academic opinions on important Classified Ads ministration bug." serves. "He wants to win." charges. priorities, written largely by decisions and weighs the It was the start of a Still, he maintains, "We're Burns himself, that places "He's got a sign on his arguments carefully before determined rise to power. 'Failure: you under-administered by any the highest priority on un- desk that says, he makes up his mind. His sell it faster! Sponsored by the Young Socialist Alliance "As department chair- measure." He says dergraduate liberal arts and never get anywhere without the immediate colleagues have man, I had concluded that charge that he's puffed the sciences. it," she says. great respect for the man. the problems I saw could As one department His worst failure, he says, administration "is not true only be remedied if somehow secretary put it, "He's down was when he ran (and lost) and can't be demonstrated." But when push comes to I could get to be dean of the on the pre-professional in a school board election in "He's ruthless," one critic shove, the lesson he taught school," he remembers. departments." Syracuse. says. "He's a classical his children, that life is He got just such an offer "He's beefed up the But it isn't the losing that liberal who gets confused. unfair, returns to haunt him. from Hofstra and later, in faculty (in the liberal arts) plagues him. Instead it is He has good instincts on He is the one who must 1967, just as Ronald Reagan with the idea that students that he unknowingly called educational intent, but decide. stepped into California's would go there once the the mayor, who had recently executive mansion, Burns opportunity was presented," died, incompetent. stepped into SJSU's says one colleague. "But we "That really bothers me," vieriOrS academic vice presidency. haven't seen the payoff in he grimaces. ootoS0104 student enrollment." Those who work with him say he labors doggedly. He Suffered declines RACY & WHITE 14/00,9 211 Poll gives In fact, the areas that gulps coffee all day and often DEVELOPING & PRINTING Burns has tried hardest to eats lunch at his desk where KODACHROME MOVIES St IDES inflate have recently suf- papers are piled a foot high. Irpe. Gov. Brown California's Oldest Camera Shop fered the sharpest declines His secretaries buy his in student enrollment. cigars and make his coffee 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS good marks he's not known for his The School of Social 65 S 1st DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE 99 N REDWOOD AVE SAN JOSE I 11 I. faultless battle against male 10E14 lINCOIN AVE WILLOW GIEN 479 UNIVERSITY AVE PALO ALTO ,ta.mvitzt Science, for example, lost zow) SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - 544 full-time enrollment 4IJfozera -347 A Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s students between spring and i;w:37/0)1a& first few months in office fall 1974. One student taking earned generally good 15 units is a full-time marks from both Democrats enrollment student. Joint effort and Republicans, pollster At the same time, the All 'THE ?JEW Vokiewy wiry in Fivld said yesterday. schools of business, coffee house ',/pArEIZ ik3 PAU) 4zT-0. ALL. 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