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Volume 87, No, 8 Serving the San Jose State University Communitv Since 1934 1 uesday, September 9. 1986 Brain work Tae kwon don't yet Group helps earns award for teacher -- zoo chimps By Brian Fedrow ____ Daily staff writer

The brain isn't doing much, according to ,r ' feel at home SJSU English Prof. Gabriele Rico. But there's still hope. By Paula Ray Christiansen Rico's work on the untapped potential ot Daily staff writer the right brain in writing, learning and life Hey, hey, it's the monkeys. helped her earn the 1986 President's Scholar And when it conies to monkey business, members of Award from Gail Fullerton, SJSU president. the national Chimpanzoo organization don't monkey "I feel the award is a tremendous honor. around. considering the number of faculty member. Monkeys are their business. and SJSU's affiliate mem- here." Rico said. "The award validates thosc bers are dedicated to making monkeys feel at home in the who are excited about their work." zoo. The President's Scholar Award is given The organization, founded by Jane Goodall in Decem- once a year to a faculty member for outstanding ber of 1984, is pan of a nationwide effort to improve living research or scholarship on a national or interna- conditions for primates in /on environments. tional level. Rico received her award at a cere- Goodall has taught special seminars about primates for mony in May. the SJSU Anthropology Department and is scheduled to lec- Rico's teachings are based on the theory 4 .. ture here again in April. that the right half of the brain can he used for a. SJSU anthropology students study changes in chimps' greater creativity. behavior patterns and how they relate to one another. She is the author of the best selling hook Ihe pnmary goal of the primate studies program is to "Writing the Natural Way." which illustrates offer students the opportunity for hands-on experience in her philosophy of the brainstorming process of the field. The work the group members do with the chimps the right side of the brain. is comparable to what they will encounter once they begin "It's more than just a gimmick," Rico ex- studies in the field. plained. "We all have both hemispheres hut SJSU is one of the few universities to offer such an- we resist the meaningful (right) pattern-making thropological opportunity, said Robert Jurmain. director of the SJSU Anthropology Department and head of the local side." Writing "the natural way" involves let- Chimpanzoo chapter. "We watch each animal ting the right brain flow while keeping the logi- for half-hour intervals every day." he said. The group has an estimated 7(8) hours of cal, linear left brain at bay. documented data, more than any other affiliate in the na- A person starts with a key word or phrase tion. circled in the middle of a page or chalkboard. Instead of writing from left to nght in "Seven hundred hours of observation amounts to See MONKEYS. page 6 complete sentences, the person "clusters" a chain of related thoughts in any pattern they wish, from the center to the outside. Then, po- etry or prose is formed from the free, right brain thoughts. Business prof Rico said that in more than 10 years of re- search with learning disabled and gifted young people, as well as college students, she has yet to come across anyone who failed her tech- angered after nique. "People are surprised at what actually comes out on the page." she said. "It's not Illi what you expect.'' Nicaragua trip Rico came to SJSU in 1964, and she re- By Scott G. Hamilton ceived her Ph.D. from Stanford University 12 Daily staff writer years later. It was while at Stanford that her An SJSU business professor visited Nicaragua last fascination with the potential of the right brain month on a goodwill mission and came away believing that led her to form her theories. the United States is hiring killers in that country when it Rico's right-brain concepts are being should be helping with social problems. practiced in many school districts throughout Bob Wentworth, an associate professor of business, the country. But Rico won't rest just yet. In said that by approving aid for the Nicaraguan contras, the fact, she's currently working on three books. Reagan administration is essentially helping murder inno- The brain research field is evolving rap- cent people. idly and is very exciting, Rico said. She's in- "As far as I'm concerned, these people can have their terested in the untapped potential of the brain's le tosir revolution, but I do not feel that we should he attempting to frontal lobe as well, which is concerned with murder them." Wentworth said. long-term planning. "My tax dollars are being used to hire murderers, and I 'I want to create awareness that we learn am very, very upset about that." he said. in more ways than one. Rico said. "By or- Wentworth visited the country as part of a delegation chestrating both pans of the brain, learning is establishing a sister city relationship between Berkeley and not just twice as good. it is more powerful.'' the Nicaraguan city of Leon. Aside from the ability to write more effec- Wentworth, of Oakland, was among 13 people chosen K Lam Daily staff photographer tively and creatively, she said clustering can be Kenneth by the city of Berkeley to spend a week in Nicaragua meet- a powerful tool for self-discovery. government officials to evaluate which projects the Tom Tafoya, airborne, a junior in accounting, aims a They expect 20 to 30 newcomers to revive SJSUs Tae ing with "The mind has potential to make quantum See NICARAGUA. page 8 leaps." tae kwon do kick at partner Brian 'Fran, a sophomore. Kwon Do Club, which expired file v ears ago.

Old building once campus hangout UPD chief likes campus challenges By David Rickard By Frank Michael Russell San Francisco earthquake. Daily staff writer hadn't been on the Daily start writer But the building, acquired by SJSU in 1959, sits empty Lew Schatz Thousands of SJSU students pass by Kottinger's Gro- and unused across from the Student Union too costly to job more than a few days when the between his 'I basically like cery every day and don't even know it. renovate and not enough of a safety hazard to tear down. lines of communication sev- Building D. now a decrepit structure on Ninth Street, said Mohammad Qayoumi. associate executive vice presi- office and the university were to be where the was built in 1878 by the John Kottinger family, early set- dent of Facilties Development and Operations. ered. snapped tlers of San Jose. A tree removal crew action is. The building, once a cottee shop and campus hangout the lines that connect the blue light Surprisingly The 108 -year-old structure is one of the oldest build- called the "Pig Pen," is not named on campus maps and is phones with the University Police ings on campus even older than Tower Hall, the old Sci- one of what once was a virtual alphabet soup of temporary Department. presenting the new enough, I always ence Building and Dwight Bentel Hall. It survived the 1906 See PIG PEN, page 8 SJSU chief of police with his first di- lemma. wanted to be a "It was a great way to intro- cop.' duce me to the campus," he joked. charge But Schatz had the cable back Lew Schatz Man arrested on indecent exposure up in less than four hours, an action University Police chief that underscored his commitment to By Oscar Guerra The employee said that the man Moffitt said. improved law enforcement through Daily staff writer had his pants around his ankles and Hermosillo was arrested without communication. The University Police Depart- was masturbating, said Officer John incident at the scene, the officer said. Schatz, 44, who took over from interim Chief Maurice Jones on June ment arrested its second suspect in Moffitt. "In these cases, sometimes the four days for suspicion of indecent ex- 2, has spent the past three months Moffitt. along with Officer Dan suspects resist quite violently, because posure yesterday. wading through mountains of paper- Coffman and parking Officer Jose Mu- being caught can ruin their lives," work, trying to fill open positions in 'The first time they did a re- safety, campus escorts and the The man, who was identified by a rillo. sealed off the area and waited for Moffitt said. tic the department. cruitment, I hadn't finished the work lock and key shop, which employs university employee, was reportedly the suspect to come out, Moffitt said. "It is not like drunken driving. But he anticipates the time I started at my last job,' he said. 122 people. masturbating. where most of the time the crime is ac- routine will slow "When we went back to the area when his hectic "But the second time the combina- Schatz joined the department cepted," the officer said. down and he can broaden his in- Jose I.uis Hermosillo. 30. was ar- where the suspect was seen, he was tion of high police activity here and after relinquishing his post as police volvement in the academic environ- rested by the UPD and booked into the still there, and he still had his pants On Thursday, a naked man was a good academic environment ap- chief at Oregon Health Sciences attracted him to SJSU. Santa Clara County Jail, said UPD Po- around his ankles." Moffitt said. caught coming out of the locker mom ment that pealed to me.'' University in Portland. a position he "I basically like to he where lice Chief Lew Schatz. in the women's gym, police chief held for five years. "When he saw us, he got dressed Schatz said. the action is," he said. Schatz donned more than just A female university employee, and took off running," the officer Schatz was already familiar the police chiefs hat when he ar- The iob at the Oregon school who declined to be identified, reported said. Daniel Costa, 24, was caught by with SJSU before he took the job be- rived. He also became responsible was his first as chief, but it followed seeing a man on the stairs in the closed "We chased him out into the the UPD and booked into the county cause he had been contacted two for environmental health and safety, several other law enforcement section of the old Science Building. middle of East San Calos Street." jail for indecent exposure. years earlier regarding the vacancy. traffic and parking operations, pub- See SCHATZ. page 8 Page 2 To= Tuesday, September 9, 1986/Spartan Daily

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Time to celebrate state's birthday "Californians are a race of people; they are not merely inhabitants of a state." 0. Henry. Today is the 136th anniversary of California's admis sion to the Union. An image springs to mind with the mention of "Cali- fornia." Whether native-horn, recent-arrival, tourist or world citizen, opinions and feelings abound. Commemorat- ing or cursing California is best suited for today. Edward "California, A Literary Chronicle" by W. Storrs Lee Bellerive acknowledges the difference between the 31st state and the other .50. "The citizenry of every state is inclined toward a little braggadocio on the merits of its productivity, its dimen- sions. scenic wonders, its untainted traits of character, its place in history. Bay Staters are not about to permit anyone ways these people conceived as betterment) and the imme- Jo forget their Pilgrims, Bunker Hill, or the Hub; for Hoo- diate dollar, versus the forces of planning, concern for the siers no country holds quite the charm of the Wabash, no public interest and the future, conservation of resources, corn grows quite as straight and tall as Indiana corn, no poet and the preserv :Mon of distinction and quality in our lives." quite measures up to James Whitcomb Riley; Louisianans "The orchards that used to be a spring garden of bloom boast as ardently of their Mississippi. their Mardi Gras, down the long trough of the Santa Clara Valley have gone their Sugar Bowl, and corionfields; and nothing anywhere under so fast that a person absent for five years could return in the United States of America is as big, beautiful and un- and think himself in another country. Orange County should beatable as a Texan's conception of his dominion. now have a new name. The once-lovely coast hills reaching "Californians, however, are relatively conservative in down the Peninsula below San Francisco have been crusted estimating the glories and triumphs of their state. They can with houses in half a lifetime, the hilltops flattened, whole afford to be. In the Golden State it is unnecessary to exag- hills carried off to fill the bay, the'creeks turned into con- gerate to point up a bigness; proportions speak for them- crete storm drains." Editors' Extra selves. The landscape, history, statistics, and the evalua- "The California Syndrome" illustrates the paradox of Letter Policy tions of impartial scouts from the country east of the Sierra California as pictured by Neil Morgan, a North Carolinan put things into perspective without complementary aggran- transplanted by the navy in 1943. dizement." "The Californian is driven, restless, mobile, probing. Olb "California -- 'The Dynamic State," published by innovative, and dedicated to the Western mystique. He has Spartan Daily encourages readers to write Suzanne McNally and Loftin, offers the viewpoints on key issues by created a putty culture-yeasty, swollen, penetrable, The to air " I I outstanding authorities". unshaped, elastic. impermanent, but with a tendency to ad- letters.This is a page that gives you an opportunity Espinosa Another contributor to "the Dynamic State" was Stan- here at least for a time to anything solid. It is all that Cali- your views on important issues. ford prof. Wallace Stegner who wrote ''California!" with a fornians can do to keep this culture from surging out of con- different perspective. trol while the slow struggle goes on to give it form and to Deliver them to the second floor of Dwight Rentel 'The Coast demonstrates an internal conflict that has add hardening agents ’ Hall, Room 208, or to the Student Union Information the struggle Regardless oi the perspective. California truly is the never been absent from the American scene, Center. Simply stated . . . between the forces of 'progress', exploitation, growth (al - Golden State. Letters must bear the writer's name, major, phone E4nglIsh. number and class standing. Anonymous letters and The official language of California? Reagan violating international law phone numbers will not be printed. It may never he . . . We the people of the United States inusr hold the Rea The Spartan Daily reserves the right to edit ill, gan administration responsible for violating international In a long. Lysol -odorous hall of a high school in San and domestic law because of its continued intervention in letters for libel and length. Francisco stood a 10th grader and her counselor. Nicaragua. "I ain't got no English class.'' the student com- The administration doesn't bother to deny its disregard Opinions appearing on the forum pa 1;,' a re of plained. for the law, it just declares itself above it. the individual writer. The counselor smirked. "lean tell . . Backed against the wall by the International Court of Thank goodness for 10th grade English. Justice over the mining of Nicaraguan harbors in 1983. the Andy Editorials appearing on this page are the opinions Reagan administration stormed out declaring the Court was of Bird the editorial board of the Daily. Mercury interfering in matters outside its jurisdiction. In the national news briefs of the San Jose 8, 1985: Of course the administration expects other nations to News on April ''Three men were killed Sunday in Middletown. comply when the Court hands down a judgment in its favor Conn.. when their motorcycle hit a tree speeding away Council passes a reso- or when the United Nations Security from a police car for unknown reasons." lution it supports. States is at peace. Yes, the United States has a peace treaty Perhaps the tree wouldn't have fled from a civilian with Ignoring numerous other Security Council objections, Nicaragua. Letter to the Editor car. the administration has spent millions of dollar: to finance. The evidence showed that a band of contras had raped train, organize and supply weapons to paramilitary forces and tortured a Nicaraguan doctor. Dellums' group sub- that have violently attempted to subvert the Nicaraguan mitted the information pursuant to the Ethics in Government New emblem supplements old logo In an insurance policy issued to several thousands of government a government formally reconized by the Act passed in the wake of Watergate. clients by a Bay Area insurance company: United Nations and the United States. The act provides that the Attorney General shall con- 'This policy shall protect each corporation, person, Editor. The Reagan administration claims the United Nations duct an investigation, or appoint a special prosecutor, when organization, firm or entity in the same manner as though Your editorial supporting the "new" SJSU logo is ap- and the International Court are ineffective, that they have he receives valid evidence that a high government official a separate policy has been issued to each; but nothing unclear on certain key issues. lost their credibility. Yet it has repeatedly underminded the has violated federal laws. preciated. but was herein shall operate to increase the company's liability as United Nations and the Court, eroding their effectiveness Claiming that the evidence was not specific, Smith re- To clarify matters. SJSU does have a "single identify- set forth elsewhere in this policy beyond the amount or even further. fused to investigate. ing logo." The official university logo, in use for more than amounts for which the company would have been liable if The administration's endless rhetoric in its own defense Dellum's group then filed an action in federal district five years, consists of the custom letter forms SJSU and the only one person or interest has been named as insured renders the argument over international law futile. court seeking an order that would force the attorney general words "SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY." It was de- Sure. Ni) problem. However, we must not allow the Reagan administra- to conduct an investigation. signed by our office to be an instantly recognizable "signa- tion to disregard our own federal laws in the same manner. . In a historic opinion, the court said the attorney gener- ture" for the university. The logo is now on stationery, By using a new wave of anti-Soviet hysteria to defend al's finding that the evidence lacked specific information signs, maps, student recruitment materials, catalogs and its obtrusive policies, Reagan has gained the support of the was "unreasonable and wholly unsupported by the record." major university publications. Perhaps English should he the official language of American people. But no matter what justifications arc of- Federal Judge Stanely A. Weigel ordered the attorney gen- California. It might encourage the all-American Our office coordinated and directed the design of two mongrel to learn his own language. fered, the administration's meddlesome activities are ille- eral to investigate Dellum's charges or appoint a special new athletic symbols, a custom calligraphic "SPAR- The English language initiative. Proposition 63, was prosecutor. gal. TANS" and a graphic stylization of an authentic Spartan proposed by former U.S. Sen. S. I. Hayakawa, among Using our tax dollars, the U.S. government has spent Again Smith refused, claiming the Neutrality Act does helmet for the exclusive use of men's and women's ath- others. millions since 1981 to train and outfit paramilitary forces, not apply to the President and his administration. He also letics. The $1,300 expense incurred was paid for primarily It would prevent the Legislature front passing any providing them refuge in Honduras. From camps along the declared that his judgment is not reviewable by the courts. by Spartan Shops. law that "diminishes or ignores the role of English as the Nicaraguan border, these "contras" have pillaged the civil- The court rejected the attorney general's motion saying the ’ The logo, along with the other communication marks common language of state... ian population, and destroyed resources vital to Nicaraguan if the allegations are true. "there is a danger that, unless the It could end bilingual education, foreign-language conceived by our office, was not made to "establish SJSU commerce. violations are terntinanted. there is a danger the nation be health services. courtnxtm translators, bilingual ballots. It is our concern that these Today the Reagan administration calls them "freedom involved in a war not declared by Congress.". as a high quality institution." voters' pamphlets and foreign-language driver's hand- university pro- fighters", and has provided military, financial and political Determined to be interlopers, the Reagan administra- symbols, along with every other image the books. support for their illegal paramilitary activies. tion now wants to supply the rebels with $100 million to jects. reflect the high quality of SJSU. It would simplify things for everybody. In 1983, a group headed by Oakland Congressman prolong a hideous conflict that will bring death to thousands After all, we live in a society where convenience Ron Dellums presented then-U.S. Attorney General Wil- more Nicaraguan citizens. And in doing so, the administra- Craig Kochersberger dictates culture. liam French Smith with evidence that the government was tion continues to violate the Neutrality Act. Graphics coordinator We could simplify all the surnames like Es-pin-o-sa violating the Neutrality Act. That act makes it a crime to We didn't allow the Nixon White House to declare it- News and Publication Services to something like Spin. Ha-ya-ka-wa could become Hay prepare, organize, finance, take part in or launch a paramili- self above our own laws, and it's inconceivable that we Thomas Fairbanks 1 sec S. I. already simplified his first and middle tary expedition against a country with which the United allow the Reagan administration to do the same. News and Publication Services names. Imagine how much lime a professor would save tak- ing roll call? Why not change all the menu'. at Italian, Vietnam- ese, Mexican. French and Chinese restaurants? "Veal pannagiana" would become "meat and to- Mak) SaUCC..' "Qucsadillas" could be called, "tortes and cheese" While we're at it, we could simplify some of the un- usual decor these alien restaurants display. We could remodel some of these places to the likes of McDonald's and Burger King. It might not be a had idea to start simplifying some of the neighborhoods these restaurants occupy. Chinatown and the Mission District in San Francisco could be renovated to resemble Palo Alto. And dogs and cats. We could build large facilities where Cocker Span- iels, Dobermans. Persians and Siamese could be bred to look like mutts and strays. Maybe we could even genetically alter dogs and cats so that they either all bark or all meow. That would simplify things. Vote no on Proposition 63.

Suzanne Espinosa is the city editor. Editors' %tra is an open forum for editors who appear on a rotating basis every Tuesday and Thursday. OR ?ADEN e6MOTEll M5WO Spartan Daily/Tuesday, September 9, 1986 Page 3 incident Soviet news links Daniloff with CIA Terrorists surrender without MOSCOW (AP) the newspa The arrest of Daniloff and the es- livestia tried to link Daniloff to per livestia accused Nicholas Dantloft pionage charges filed Sunday by So- Paul Stombaugh. a U.S. diplomat ac- PARIS (AP) Eleven armed onymity. An airline employee, reached yesterday of using a journalist's cover viet authorities have provoked a sharp cused of being a CIA agent and ex- Kurds took over the office of Iraqi All the militants -- nine men at the office by telephone, said the to ferret out military secrets about Af- reaction in Washington. Reagan ad- pelled from the Soviet Union in June Airways on the Champs-Elysees and two women appeared to be Kurds were protesting recent Turk- ghanistan and claimed the American ministration officials have said the 1985. yesterday and held nine people hos- young. They were led from the ish army actions in Kurdish areas of reporter worked with an alleged CIA United States views the case as "a It cited as evidence a note, alleg- tage for about an hour before sur- building and taken to a police van. Turkey and Iraq. She said the matter of utmost seriousness'' that edly given to a Soviet by Stombaugh, rendering, officials and airline Once inside the van they waved, Kurds authorized her agent in Moscow. to speak for rela- would like to assure workers said. made victory signs and appeared to them. The government newspaper said could effect Soviet-American that said: "We delivered by you to The intruders were believed to be laughing. the imprisoned correspondent for U.S. tions. you that the letter des- have carried grenades and bombs. Police blocked off the area in News & World Report was charged by The Soviet Union intervened in the journalist on Jan. 24 got to the The "They agreed to hand over central Paris after the Kurds, some Kurds entered the office a military prosecutor with espionage Afghanistan in 1979 and there are ignated address,'' about 4:45 troops was the their arms and follow us," said an wearing red cloth masks, seized p.m., and took nine under a law that imposes penalties more than 100,000 Red army in Ilvestia claimed Daniloff people hostage, to assistant state prosecutor at the control of the state -run airlines of- the airline em- ranging from seven years in prison the country. journalist mentioned in the letter. ployee said. held in Mos- scene. He spoke on condition of an- fice. death. Ruth Danitoff, who was sched- Daniloff has been The article elaborated on accusa- uled to to see her husband today for the cow's lefortovo prison since he was tions already made against Daniloff third time since his arrest on Aug. 30, grabbed by eight KGB agents in a and expanded the charges against the called the livestia article "preposter- Moscow park. He told his wife he was reporter beyond the scope of the origi- ous." picked up after a Soviet acquaintance Teen who told on parents goes home nal claim that he received secret docu- "It's absolutely crazy," she said. named "Misha" gave him a packet ments during what was described as a Its just for domestic consumption purportedly containing press clippings ORANGE (AP) A juvenile Young added. "We'll move on to the jection of the Department of Social secret meeting with a Soviet in a Mos- while this case is being decided on a hut actually filled with maps marked court judge decided yesterday that a next step now." Services, cow park. much higher let el secret and military photographs. teen-ager who reported her parents' Their daughter was not present at But Social Services officials drug use to authorities can continue to the hearing. dropped their objections after a social live with them. After a lecture on drugs at a worker completed a report on Dean- Pan Am crew criticized for conduct in hijack The decision by Judge David 0. church, the teen-ager walked into a po- na's home life. LONDON i\ P, The escape 01 ss ho called the cockpit !es.... action h0His figure and confronting lour Carter appeared to please the parents. lice station in Tustin on Aug. 12 carry- Susan O'Brien, the attorney rep- Pan Ant's cockpii ..rew at the start of "absolutely superb cr .1 spokesman ter1011,i. v. ho in the end blasted them Caner agreed to a request from ing a bag containing drugs she said she resenting the teen-ager, said the family the I7 -hour hijacking in Pakistan has for a competing airline %1 Ilt1 said it was with grenades and machine-gun fire, the Orange County Department of So- collected at her home. appears to he handling the situation stirred debate over whether the ancient "unthinkable." killing 18 people. cial Services for dismissal of its peti- Her parents were charged with well. rule that a captain never abandons ship By escaping through a hatch in "If one refers to the maritime tion alleging that the parents of 13- one count of cocaine possession each. should apply to jetliner hijackings the roof of the Boeing 747 after terror- world, where the tradition would have "They express their love very year-old Deanna Young were unfit. Deanna was placed in a county An informal Associated Press ists hoarded the plane Friday, the the captain of a sinking ship be the last outwardly." she said. "We're just very happy to be all children's shelter, but the next day her survey Monday found disagreement on flight crew effectively grounded the to leave the deck, one could find quite back together." said the girl's mother, attorney said the girl wanted to return The couple's lawset'. Gary L. the issue among pilots, airline officials jetliner at Karachi Airport. cowardly the conduct of this crew," 37-year-old Judith Ann Young. home. In late August a juvenile court Proctor, said the parents stere over- and the hijack victims themselves. But it left the nearly 400 passen- Le Figaro, a leading French daily, edi- The lather. 49 -sear -old Hobbs referee reunited the family over the oh- loved to has c that custody of the child. Opinion,. ranged from one survivor gers and remaining crew without an torialized Monday. 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The SJSU soccer team blanked the Western Wash- Menendez said SJSU played solid defense as well. ington Vikings 5-0 Friday night at Amador Valley High "They (Western Washington) played us tough," School in Pleasanton. Gangale said. "We could have easily been down 2-0 in The Spartans, who are now 1-0 in the regular sea- the first half." son, got three goals from forward Allen Picchi, two Gangale made two big saves at the beginning of the goals and an assist from midfielder Scott Chase and three game, and Menendez said if Gangale hadn't made them, assists from forward Ingi Ingason. it could have made a big difference. SJSU got its first goal 36 minutes into the first half. As soon as the initial nervousness was over, the de- when Chase connected to the upper right comer of the fense took control Of the game and never let go. goal on a pass from Ingason. Picchi then scored the first "Rob Allen played a great game, Pat Rashe played goal of his hat trick unassisted at the 43-minute mark. a steady game and Rich Rollins was a big factor,'' Me- "Picchi. I thought, played a great game," Spartan nendez said. coach Julie Menendez said. "He did everything you Chase said he felt that the midfielders and the backs could expect from a guy. He scored three goals, and they were the key to the victory. said. were picture goals." "It was the defense that did it for us," Chase "All our goals were counterattacks." Picchi got his second goal early in the second half Menendez explained that a good counterattack was when Ingason put a pass in front of the net to the diving needed for success in soccer. Picchi for a header goal. He scored his final goal late in "That means that if a team tries to push it down our the game when he got a pass from Chase and just lifted throats we can sometimes turn it around and take advan- the ball over the Viking goalkeeper. tage of that," Menendez said. "He (Spartan goalkeeper Joe Gangale) hit the goal The Spartans had nine shots on goal while the Vi- kick right to me and I just hit it to Picchi and there was kings had II. and Gangale had nine saves while two Vi- no chance," Chase said. "Allen (Picchi) was the player king goalkeepers combined for eight. Of the match.'' "The halfbacks did a good job, especially Rollins The other Spartan goal came at the 71 -minute mark in the middle, Allen said. "He started controlling on a penalty kick by Chase. things and that took a lot of pressure off of us and gave Early in the first half the Spartans seemed a little us some outlet passes when we'd get the ball." shaky, but good defense and plenty of breakaway oppor- Rollins said that he felt the Vikings didn't really tunities changed the momentum of the game. penetrate much. "I was pleased with the way our guys kind of broke "When they did the defense just cleared it out or hit them down gradually." Menendez said. "The thing that it back to Gangale." he said. Spartans to host top-ranked Bruins By I.en Gutman UCLA has four players who are "They have two great forwards Daily staff writer members of the U.S. national team. in (Jeff) Hooker and (Tom) Silvas, The SJSU soccer team hosts de- and one who is a member of the and if you give them an inch they'll fending national champion and top- U.S. youth national team. score on you," Menendez said. ranked UCLA at 7 tonight at Spartan "UCLA has a real strong Spartan fullback Rob Allen said Stadium. team." SJSU coach Julie Menendez he felt the Spartan defense was com- The Spartans. who are 1-0 after said. "I didn't see any real weak- ing along very well. beating Western Washington 5-0 nesses in their team." Friday night, will be tested tonight Menendez was referring to "The UCLA game will be a Bennett Daily staff photographer Julie A by a Bruin team loaded with highly UCLA's 5-0 victory over Santa real good test for our defense." Spartan Rich Rollins. IS, heads the ball while teammate Rob Allen looks on during S.ISU's 5-0 win acclaimed players. Clara on Sunday. Allen said.

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By Paul Really Lewis said some things still need work hit from the goal line out to another player, who Daily staff writer "We want to work on scoring,'' she said.' We makes the stop at the top of the penalty circle. From If Saturday's NorPac scrimmage at Berkeley is were getting the initial shot but not additional pres- there, a third player takes a shot on goal. Illliiiiijit ado any indication, it could be a long season for Carolyn sure. Most goals are scored on penalty corners. nu Lewis' young field hockey team. Penalty corners were a major problem last year The Spartans were beaten soundly 2-0 by both when the Spartans fell to 3-4-1 (7-6-1 overall) and Stanford and Cal before rebounding and playing sol- was not at all happy with our into a three-way tie for second in the conference. idly to tie Chico State 0-0. All three scrimmages It was the first time in four years SJSU didn't lasted 25 minutes, whereas regulation games last 70 first two matches. We let them win the NorPac conference. minutes. (Stanford and Cal) dictate the This year Lewis has installed a new corner unit, "I was not at all happy with our first two hut Saturday it had last year's results. Against Stan- matches," Lewis said. "We let them (Stanford and play.' ford and Cal the Spartans muffed penalty corners, Cal) dictate the play. Carolyn Lewis, never even attempting a shot. to the other team. When "Penalty corners are critical." Lewis said. "A "We were reacting field hockey coach 40 there was a loose hall. they would let the other team lot of it (execution) is concentration. The players in l'410 get the hall. They were literally saying 'Here, you the positions have the talent to get the shot off." OFF '-lit.1111!, have the ball and we'll try to get it away from you."' In addition. Lewis said before the scrimmage Despite the dreariness of the two losses. Lewis \ 141< )1.1) In the last match, however. Lewis said her team the team was hoping to improve their penalty cor- said she saw some bright spots. played much more aggressively and didn't allow ners. "The new players are starting to play well as a Chico State to do what it wanted. A penalty corner is awarded to the offense unit.'' she said. The Spartans almost pulled out the contest, hut when a foul is committed by the defense within the The Spartans lost eight starters from last year's a referee's whistle blew just an instant before for- 16-yard penalty circle that surrounds the goal. team, and four freshmen and four sophomores have ward Sheryl Sorg whacked a shot into an empty net. During a penalty corner, one player gets a free assumed starting roles in their place.

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(11.1; i I''11.11'11.1111.,111.111\1 SPANISH 96A,B September 2-13 10:00-5:30 $20.00 NEW YORK (API After all "I knew she didn't play that well serted him. Mecir's assortment of the upsets and the failure of America's and she looked a little shell-shocked. offspeed shots and passes from near NEW VIDEO-AUDIO Spartan Bookstore best players. the U.S. Open ended as Navratilova said. "I told her that she'll the baseline was gone. Course in Practical expected -- with the world's hest he here again and I hope she wins it. "Once I won the first set and had Conversational Spanish players securing their places on tennis' But not against me. a break in the second. I saw him giving throne. Against Lentil. except for the first me a little hit of no interest tactics." CONTACT six games of their match Mecir was said Foreign Languages in Navratilova and Ivan Lendl. who was appearing in his Martina out of his element. Sweeney Hall, Rm. 219 fifth successive Open final. Lendl, the foremost products of the The magic he worked against No. system. Lendl's game was at its peak prolific Czechoslovak tennis 2 Mats Wilander, No. 3 Boris Becker 277-2576 victories Sunday to cap- here, while Mecir complained about scored easy No. 7 .1osTENsAINf Hi A and Joakim Nystrom had de- being uncomfortable ture the Open singles titles. Both Nav- and homesick. ratilova, who has become an American citizen, and Lendl, who lives in Greenwich. Conn. and plans to remain in this country, beat rising players from their native land. Navratilova downed 2I -year-old ROUTES T Helena Sukova, the daughter of her former coach, 6-3, 6-2. The one -hour THE match was almost directly the reverse of her epic semifinal struggle against No. 3 seed Steffi Graf of West Ger- many, which Navratilova won 6- I , 6- 7, 7-6 on Saturday after fighting off EDUCATION three match points. 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Opono Spartan Daily/Tuesday, September 9, 1986 Page 5 Spartans oust Cross country takes third By Paul Heally vs ithdraw at the 2 -mile mark because Daily staff writer ni the injury. Clark said a rocky No. 2 UCLA Cross country coach Marshall course caused had footing, and his Clark traveled with his team to Reno team was lucky no one was hurt. By Karin Small last Saturday looking for some an- "It the knee) bothered him a Daily start writer swers to many of his team's ques- lot," Clark said. "He was running Defending tournament champion SJSU, ranked sev- tions. well (just) behind Becerni, but he enth nationally in the Collegiate Volleyball Coaches Asso- He came home empty, even had to drop out." ciation pre-season poll, beat second-ranked UCLA in fin- though his team finished third in the At the time of his withdraw!, ishing second in the Western Invitational Tournament at 4.8-mile Nevada Cross Country Car- Williams was running only six sec- UC-Davis. nival Invitational. onds behind Becerra. The Spartans breezed through their first two matches in Other than first -place Cal Poly. Other Spartan finishers in- the round robin pool, defeating Charninade 15-0. 15-3. and Clark said the field was generally cluded Jim Carroll (29th. 28:11). Portland 15-8, 15-9 in quick succession Friday night. weak, taking some of the luster off Steve Pipe (31st, 28:18) and Greg On Saturday. SJSU recorded victories over San Fran the Spartans' finish. Last year the Talbot I 32nd. 28:431. cisco State, Bakersfield State and UC-Riverside in the qua I Spartans finished second at the 'When you have a 2-minute ifying rounds, where only two games were played in each event. gap (between the top two and bottom match. Still, the questions linger three), that's too much,'' Clark said. The Bears of Cal were the Spartans' next victims, fall- "Where we're hurting is we Clark said se's still not quite ing in the quarterfinals Saturday evening by scores of 15-7, have the three kids (Chris Becerra. sure were the team is and where it's 15- I 2. Mike Matthews and Tim Williams). going. The Spartans proved their ranking to be well deserved and we need the other kids to run "It's still up in the air." he as they defeated second-ranked UCLA 15-12. 15-13 in the better than the) are.'' said, "and maybe it won't come semifinal round of the tournament, placing them in the final Becerra finished 12th 126 Min- down this year. Carroll and Pipe with Athletes in Action, a non-college team that was the utes. 18 seconds) and Matthews show possibilities if they get in subject of some controversy during the contest. wasn't far behind in 14th place shape. They don't lack desire." As pleased as he was with the victory over UCLA, 126:241. Both Carroll and Pipe were not Coach Dick Montgomery was steaming over the match with Williams. however, failed to that far behind at the 2-mile noir:, AIA, a non-college team made up of college graduates, finish because of an injury he suf- hut both slacked off after that. Dur- many of them All -America players. fered last week in practice. Clark ing track season. Carroll ran the "They (AIA ) were seeded first after pool play, with said Williams had soreness and fa- 30(t0-meter steeplechase while Pipe UCLA second, and SJSU third," Montgomery said. "I tigue in the hack of his right knee ran 5(88) meters (3.1 miles). and questioned the tournament officials' decision to allow a and calf. both appear to be having trouble non-college team into a college tournament, and I had said He started the race but had to with the longer distance. that if we beat UCLA in the semifinals we wouldn't take the court against AIA." Montgomery did choose to play the match, however, letting his non-starters and players who hadn't seen much action in previous contests do battle with AIA. SJSU lost. but Montgomery wasn't concerned, as the loss won't be re- Pilot Pen trds corded in the in official standings. has something fas, "I just didn't see the point in playing the match." y'll Montgomery said. "If the outcome doesn't matter, why risk even smoother an injury? than this. 'We stayed real close in the first game of the match aid (with AIA), and in the second we weren't as close. hui 3IT1- that's OK. "We played really well against the Bruins. but our e a serving still needs some work it's one of the weak spots John Duus Daily staff photographer in our game right now." Two-time ,t11- tmerican I.isa Ice, shown here in practice, helped the Spartans heat UCLA September holds no promise for exciting divisional races NLW YORK (AP) September: the league in strikeouts, canted nit Pennant race. Stretch drive. Pressure. erage and innings pitched. He Liss-, -PILOT- Not this year. tough Cy Young competition front This September is mostly tidying- Fernando Valenzuela of Los Angeles. up time. who leads the league in victories and The New York Mets wrapped up complete games. A feeling . . . beyond smoothness. the National League East so long ago There also is support for Rick 50% off that their main preoccupation lately Rhoden of Pittsburgh, who has a solid 11101111ftwo! has been planning the clinching cele- winning record depite pitching tor the bration. team with the worst record in baseball. 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AYEAR OUT OF COLLEGE, dozen offensive categories, even "You never feel comfortable, - though his team is buried in the stand- left fielder Brian Downing said. "We MI ings. had a good lead last year and it got ANDA STRAUSS IS MAKING AVIATION In the National League West, away. There's still too much that could Houston has won 20 games in its last happen." at-bat and ignored the pressure of The Angels, though, must feel like this is their year after the way the IN THE ARMY. and rumors of a HISTORY dwindling attendances franchise move to lead the division won two games on their latest home since July 19. stand. First, they beat Detroit 13-12 "I'll he seeing Germany "I'm also excited about First-year manager Hal Lanier with an eight-run ninth inning capped living in Germany. I'm looking has put together a formidable starting by Dick Schofield's two-out, two a way no tourist can. From the rotation led by Mike Scott, whose strike grand slam. Then the next night cockpit of an Army Chinook forward to travelling and doing split -fingered fastball has him leading they heat the Tigers 5-4. helicopter. some skiing. And I really want m twing assigned to to learn the language and get Boxer Tyson knocking on title door a Chinook helicopter unit in to know the people. (.1ermany as .1 test pilot and "I got into ROTC really LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Mike match will fight the World Boxing about Tyson said he "is looking forward to champion, currently Tin,Association maintenance officer, and I'm just to see what it was all the world heavyweight championship Witherspoon, with the winner of that proud that I'll be the first For me, it all couldn't have fight for my next bout." bout meeting Spinks. woman to have that assignment worked out better?' That is a scheduled challenge to To many people, the main attras over there a real thrill Army ROTC got Anda Trevor Berbick for the World Boxing tion of the HBO tournament now is Oh Strauss off to a good start. May- Council heavyweight championship 20-year-old Tyson, who scored his tor mc Nov. 22 at the Las Vegas Hilton, the 25th knockout in boosting his record', "So was learning how be it can do the same for you site of Saturday night's card on which 27-0 in only 18 months as a pro. to fly a helicopter. It takes a lot To find out, stop by your Army Tyson stopped Alfonzo Ratliff in the "He is exciting." King said more skill than an airplane. ROTC office on campus. While second round. "He turned the tables here. We wet, If you think college is demand- you're there, ask about our Meanwhile. Michael Spinks in trouble." awaits a fight for the undisputed Ticket sales were sluggish for ing, flight school is even scholarships and $1,000 a year heavyweight title, under the format of Spinks' defense against the relative') tougher Its not only academ- spending money you can earn the HBO-promoters Don King-Butch unknown Tangstad until Tyson was ically demanding, its really in your last two years. Lewis championship series. added to the show. The card sums ment.illy demanding as well And begin your future as In the main event Saturday night, watched by a sellout crowd of ( .( X ) its an officer. Spinks kept the Intemativnal Boxing John (liovenco. president of the physically. Federation title, stopping Steffen Tan- Hilton Me' ada Corp.. said Hilton "In Germany, I'll have a gstad of Norway in the fourth round. made a deal with King and Lewis chance to use some of the lead- "Berbick has signed a contract to excess of $10 million for five fights ership and management tech- Its Not Too Late fight Mike Tyson." promoter Don The package includes the Spinks- niques I learned in ROTC. Its King said, reacting to a $3 million Larry Holmes rematch, held April 19. To Sign Up! offer to Berbick from promoters Loren Spinks-Tangstad. Berbick-Tyson, the going to be a real challenge hav- Cassina and Bob Arum for a defense WBC-WHA fight and the fight for the ing command responsibilities. LAST DAY TO ADD A against Gerry Cooney in December. undisputed championship. CLASS IS SEPT. 12th Cassina and Arum contend Her- Not included in the deal is With At hick has signed a promotional contract erspoon's WHA title defense against San Jose State 2nd Li Anda Strauss wasa SC1111, rliarr .ir with King, but has no contract for a Tony Tubbs, for which no date and See Capt. George Jicha Forest And a member of Arno ROTC fight with Tyson. site have been set. ARMY ROTC. Berbick will get SI .6 million to Giovenco said the Berbick-Tysiiii Room 308, MacIDuarrie Hall fight Tyson. King said. fight indoors would be scaled tor or Call 277-2985 The winner of the Berbick-Tyson 8.5(8)-9 .000 people. BE ALLYOU CAN BE. ftei Xtallv6 Daily Page 6 Tuesday, September 9, 1986/Spartan SJSU group helps when the chimps are down

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Jane Goodall has Ii Is Ole lie it tI Chimpanzoo to Jurmain. zoo environment. habits are of particular interest to the zoos. It is also an important tool used been observing and writing for 26 in the world of chimpanzees, as "Comparatively, we have a sig- "We make comparisons about group, as these are the most revealing in the placement of laboratory chimps years," he commented. "we are just "monkey see, monkey do" becomes nificant amount of data on the chim- whether they react differently to about how the animals are affected by into new environments, Brisk said. entering the interpretation phase of our "monkey seen, monkey docu- to panzees,'' he said. crowds on the weekend as opposed changes in environment. analysis." mented." The group will continue to Cobby, Talulah, Minnie and the quiet time during the week The studies are also used to com- Goodall has recently published a Jurmain said collective research put itself out on a limb to improve the Maggie, the chimps chosen for obser- . . . we watch to see if they spend pare captivity behavior in various zoos book on her recent observatigns with of this kind is done in three main life of primates in captivity until it is vation in the San Francisco Zoo, are more or less time on the ground than around the country to see how weather the Chimpanzoos. and Jurmain said stages. permanent residents of the too's Pri- of i the ground, inside the caves or out- patients and differences in zoo envi- the SJS1.1 group is working toward First, the data must be accumu- satisfied that life for these appealing mate Discovery Center. completed in side the cases." she explained. ronments throughout the nation affect publication of their observations. lated so an analysis can he made. creatures is truly just a barrel of fun Ask the Dean Hesitant gorillas may get test-tube babes CINCINNATI (API -- Personnel She said the Cincinnati Zoo will completed all my general ed- Educe ii Checklist. and see your at the Cincinnati Zoo are mixing ten- 'It really is a problem that should be worked out probably collaborate with others, such ucation requirements at a comnut- major sly iser. der loving care with advanced technol- as the Columbus 7.mo, to collect semen nity college. Why am I being told I If you have further questions. ogy to encourage some balky lowland in gorillas, because of the problem worldwide.' from male lowland gorillas for the in- must take more general ed classes you may Make an appointment in gorillas to reproduce. Betsy Dresser vitro process. The semen can be frozen in specific areas? the General Education Advisement If too personnel cannot get three Cincinnati Zoo physiologist and stored until needed. SJSU requires 48 units of ap- Center for a one-time only com- target females to give birth after giving A lowland gorilla often weighs proved general ed courses, all in plete evalution, where you will be diem hormones, the zoo might try in- "There are some problems in fertilizing it with male sperm in a labo- 450 to 500 pounds and can live to age specified areas. Your community given an official worksheet detail- % iii,. or "test-tube," fertilization of captivity that we don't always under- ratory dish and either returning the egg 50. The females reach puberty at age 8 college may certify a maximum of ing your remaining requirements. the gorillas by year's end, said Betsy stand that prevent the animals from re- to the donor or to another female. or 9 and usually eiye birth to one off- 39 units. If you are a business major, Dresser, a reproductive physiologist at producing as fast as we think they In-vitro fertilization has been spring at a uSC si ith a gestation pe- Therefore, there are at least your official worksheet is done in the zoo. should." Dresser said. done with chimpanzees. said Dresser. riod tit 5 It,'I ii. niils nine semester units of specific re- the Business Student Advisement "It really is a problem that should Two of the unproductive female who is also director of the Cincinnati quirements remaining. Center, while engineering majors be worked out in gorillas, because of gorillas appear to have menstruation Wildlife Research Federation, which Every graduate of a California have their worksheets completed in the problem worldwide." Dresser said problems, and zoo personnel have includes the Cincinnati Zoo, Kings Is- State University must complete at their department. in an interview. "What we're trying to been monitoring the animals' cycles land Wild Animal Habitat and Univer Fill YOUR least nine units of approved general Appointments are made by do is increase the numbers." off and on for two years, Dresser said. sity of Cincinnati College of Medi POCkETS ed courses at the school from which phone or in person starting eV et) Wildlife specialists worldwide Drugs to correct infertility may also he eine. she or he receives his or her degree. Friday for the following week. are trying to encourage reproduction used. The in -vitro process has an ap Also nine of the 48 units must be in Come by Wahlquist Library Cen- among lowland gorillas, largest of the The third female lagged in social proximately 20 percent success rate AdVERTISE upper division classes (numbered tral, Room 212. meal! 277-2221. great apes. since the African-based development because she was reared among humans. The success rate 100 through 199 at SJSU Graduating seniors with ap- species is endangered because of its by too personnel outside the gorilla among lowland gorillas could be lower 277-3171 proved major forms and applica- sparse numbers. There are only about environment and spent little time with because little is known about how the I don't understand the cognate tions for graduation may make ap- 200 lowland gorillas in the United other gorillas when she was young. species will react to the process. Dres structure requirement. pointments on Thursday. States. "Her upbringing has been de- ser said. If you began continuous en- If you have quick questions or Human encroachment on natural prived. in terms of socializing with the rollment between fall 1982 and need an update on your require- habitats has reduced the species' pop- other gorillas," Miller said. "She spring 1986. you are required to ments, bring all of your records to ulation. doesn't know how to behave around an take six units of approved general the information desks in the Gen- The Cincinnati Zoo and the Chi- aggressis.e, male gorilla.** ed interdisciplinary courses. eral Education Center from 1 to 3 cago-area I.incoln Park Zoo are the Keepers can try to coax balky fe- The approved courses are p.m. daily and from Ill a.m, to U.S. leaders in encouraging births of males to reproduce by changing their Move Ahead listed in the general ed section of noon Monday, Tuesday. Thursday lowland gorillas. The Cincinnati Zoo surroundings or moving them in with the 1985-86 Schedule of Classes or Friday. has been the host for births of 22 low- new mates. Dresser said where gorillas and in the General Education Cen- You may also get information land gorillas since 1970. have problems with the reproductive ter. With the HP-10C. in the Student Union, outside the Two of the mo's females are pre- process. hormones can be given in If you are a community col- Associated Students Business Of- gnant. Dresser and John Miller, head their food. lege or CSU transfer with a general fice, from 9 to 11:3(1 a.m. and 5 to primate keeper, hope to find ways to If the hormone project fails. in ed certificate, you are exempt from 7 p.m. on Wednesday. coax offspring from three other fe- vitro fertilization is next. The so-called this requirement. C' 3 6 - For general questions, call the males %.t. Inch should be able to give "test-tube" fertilization involves col- If you have not yet satisfied General Education Hotline at 277- birth, hut have not. lecting an egg from a female gorilla. the requirement, you may substi- 3066, from 7 to 8 a. rri. on weekdays. 1 II II II II II 11 11 II 11 I tute the new three -unit cultural plu- Ask the Dean, by Cynthia ralism requirement which began in 1 11 11 11 11 I II11 II .11-1 fall 1986 and is described on page Rae Alargolin. associate dean of 33 of the current Schedule of Undergraduate Studies, will ap- I 11 11 11 II II II 11 II 11 1 Classes. pear the first Tuesday each SAN JOSE ART month. Submit questions on uni- I 1E111 11 II 11 11 11 II Ill How can I .find out what I need versity matters to the General FOR ALL YOUR ART SUPPLY NEEDS to take in general ed? Advisement Center or the Spar- Gather all your records, espe- tan Daily by the last Friday of the your transcripts and ( le nera I A. Sale $49.95 reg. cially month. 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1 September 9, I 986/Spartan Daily Cearanpuno Tuesday, Page 8 Abandoned building once was hangout Chief likes challenges PIG PEN, from page I SCHATZ, from page I said. buildings. Schatz found a haven for his Along with structures including positions on the federal, state, city, hobbies in Oregon -- hunting, fish- buildings BB, DD, Q and X, it has county and military levels over the ing and hiking but hasn't had the survived a 1972 California State Uni- past 20 years. time to indulge in them since arriv- versity System directive to phase out Schatz has worked for the ing in San Jose. the use of temporary buildings. U.S. Postal Inspector in Phoenix, In addition to his outdoor ac- The building was closed in fall Ariz.; the Multnomah County sher- tivities, Schatz is also an avid col- 1980, said Facilities Planning Man- iff's department in Portland; and lector of firearms. ager Peggy Asuncion. It was used by the Lebanon, Ore., city police, as "I haven't had a chance to the Psychology Department as an ad- well as other law enforcement jobs pursue (collecting) them around junct to its animal laboratory which in California, Georgia, North Caro- here yet," he said. His average was mostly housed in Building P. lina, Washington and Vietnam. workday lasts 10 to 12 hours, with Building P. informally known as He said he has never wanted to no break for lunch, he said. the "Rat Lab" because of animal ex- do anything else for a living. Schatz has been hampered in periments conducted by the depart- "Surprisingly enough, I al- his efforts to institute new pro- ment, was torn down in 1980. ways wanted to he a cop," he said, grams and procedures because of Building D was saved in 1980. from behind a desk that he admits the volume of paperwork, but he is however, in a controversy over its his- has been continually cluttered since pleased with the direction in which toric status. San Jose Mayor Tom he took over. "We were raised in a the department is heading. McEnery, then a city councilman, rural area, and we only saw po- "We have made good pro- joined with a group of students called licemen when somebody would gress in that time span." he said. the Save Our Structure committee that come by our school to address the people I need to work with urged renovation of the building and traffic patrol." "The are excellent, and it has been easy re-opening it as a coffee house. Schatz was born in Puyallup, to get them rolling in a unified By 1981 other options for the Wash., a small town near Tacoma. manner." building were suggested, including After obtaining his bachelor's de- converting it into an art gallery, bicy- gree in police science and adminis- Among his plans for the future cle shop or a skiing and camping tration at Washington State he are a cultural awareness training equipment rental shop. earned his master's in criminal jus- program for his officers, emer- The building has since remained tice at Portland University. gency medical training and a re- empty. Qayouini said its interior Although he has held jobs in vamping of the cadet program. would not be earthquake safe, but that several states, Schatz said the which he said "is not doing any- the building does not present a danger moves were prompted primarily by thing here." to those walking by. the prospect of a challenge. Schatz said he believes that re- He said renovation of the building "I like to see new places, but lations between the police depart-

is not a practical option. If the space not as much as I like continual chal- ment and the university are better John Du.. Daily staff photographer was needed, he said, it would be lenges," he said. than ever. cheaper to raze Building D and con- So far his biggest challenge, "Officers today are more ac- struct a new building. The university Building D. located on Ninth StreeLeast of the Stu- pus. Built in 1878 and now condemned, the build- and biggest reward, came at Ore- cessible. communicative and inter- does not, however, have any immedi- dent Union, is one of the oldest buildings on cam- ing was once used as a coffee shop. gon Health Sciences. ested in the academic environment ate plans to level the building, he said. "That was my favorite. be- than they have been in the past," cause of what I was able to ac- he said. complish in terms of communica- Schatz is man-led and has two Business prof upset after goodwill mission to Nicaragua tion with our customers and children: daughter Shareece. 20, development of the department," he and son Thomas, 15. stated in his nicnioos, enti- NICARAGUA. from page I a draft of According to Wentworth, it is before they infect those around them tled "The Lion Has Claws currently illegal for U.S. businesses to hut it hasn't been effective." he said. city might undertake to help the coun- "The number of guns and the supply anything but medical supplies said the try. feelings of tension in the square and to Nicaragua, so most of the projects However, Wentworth to dramati- Policeman linked to drug ring The things Wentworth saw in streets of Leon . . . were much less, if that the Berkeley delegation proposed government has been able rate through Leon were inconsistent with the gen- not completely absent," Wentworth concerned medical aid. cally improve the literacy who roam SACRAMENTO (AP) Gov- cover operators that were "surveilled, eral impression many people have said. The country is in desperate need the use of "alphabetizors" the hills and teach the people to read. ernment agents worked undercover to monitored and tape-recorded." about Nicaragua. he said, adding that The people's willingness to be of medical aid, he said, pointing to the tie a former Sacramento police officer Reynolds and 13 others, includ- tension was almost nonexistent. photographed displayed their openess incidence of an estimated 100,000 Alphabetizors are frequent targets to a multimillion-dollar cocaine traf- ing the alleged kingpin, Alvaro Gal- Wentworth said the situation in and was indicative of the lack of ten- cases of tuberculosis in a population of for Contra attacks, he said. ficking ring, court documents have re- lego of Citrus Heights, are charged in Nicaragua was quite different from sit- sion. Wentworth said. 3 million. One official estimates that The danger arises because, in vealed. a federal indictment issued out of San uations he encountered in Mexico, "I have never been in a country the entire population could he infected spite of the mellow demeanor of the Francisco. France. Greece and Egypt. where the desire to be photographed within 10 years. people, they are ready to defend them- Affidavits on file in U.S. District "In all of these situations I have was so strong. The kids in the street Linked with that, Wentworth selves. Wentworth said. This was the Court contend that one-time city police All have pleaded innocent and are felt the tension and have stared at the came up to us asking to have their pic- said, is a need for improved educatio- reason for the title of his memoirs. officer Robert J. Reynolds unwittingly awaiting a Sept. 12 trial -setting con- Uzi machine guns in the hands of tures taken," he stated in his memoirs, nal facilities. confirmed his involvement in the drug ference in the U.S. District Court for scared young men in the Athens air- adding that adults also posed. ,A Rh an "Giant billboards urge people The claws are ready to strike at operation during meetings with under- the Northern District. port and the streets of Cairo, he air of "pleased shyness... with tuberculosis to get to a hospital any time, he said.

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