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VOLUME 64 NUMBER 8 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1975 PHONE: 277-3181 Patty, Harrises captured; 19-month manhunt ends

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)Fugitive Miss Yoshimura was released to the band on the third finger of her left hand. Soon she participated in a bank newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst and custody of the Alameda County Prior to Miss Hearst, Miss robbery and then was seen spraying three radical comrades were arrested Sheriff's office, where she is charged Yoshimura, 32, was brought before the bullets from automatic weapon at a yesterday, ending one of the longest with possessing explosives. magistrate. As she was escorted from sporting goods store. After six of her and most hiearre manhunts in In a crowded courtroom two and one the courtroom, she reached over to comrades died in a shootout with I,os American history. half hours after her arrest, Miss Hearst where Miss Hearst sat at a defense Angeles police, Patty sent a tape in Miss Hearst, first the captive and was arraigned on charges that included table and squeezed her hand. Then she which she mourned their deaths, then the zealous comrade-in-arms of bank robbery and federal weapons was led away to be turned over to reviled the establishment and swore the Symbionese Liberation Army violations. authorities iii Alameda County, where 'lever to return to her family, whom she (SLA), was arrested without resistance Her hair a reddish-brown color, cut in she faces charges of possession of called "pigs." in a house in the city's Bernal Heights a shag style, the slightly built Miss explosives. That was June 7, 1974, and she was district along with fugitive Berkeley Hearst listened as the charges against SLA at end not heard from again. artist Wendy Yoshimura, 32. her were read by U.S. Magistrate Owen Before the hearing, FBI agent Charged with bank robbery and About an hour earlier, police and Woodruff. She wore tinted glasses and Charles Bates, in charge of the case violation of federal firearms laws, federal agents working on the case appeared quite pale. from the start, said, "This effectively which could mean life imprisonment if arrested SLA members William and Asked by the judge if her name was puts an end to everybody we know who she is ever convicted, Patty Hearst Emily Harris when they spotted them Patricia Campbell Hearst, she an- was in the SLA. He held out the became a fugitive. jogging on a street a few miles away. swered, "Yes." possibility of further arrests in the "Thank God she's all right," Miss Hearst kidnaped case, however. Harrises left Hearst's mother, Catherine, said in a Miss Hearst was kidnaped from her The Harrises were arrested at 1:15 The FBI said Patty and Bill and barely audible voice when informed of Berkeley apartment Feb. 4, 1974 by the p.m. as they jogged down a street in the Emily Harris were the only members her daughter's arrest. "Please call it a then-mysterious SLA. Mission District. Misses Hearst and left of the SLA. rescue, not a capture." Within two months, she had joined Yoshimura were arrested at 2:35 p.m. Miss Hearst's father, San Francisco her captors and declared herself a For more than 19 months Patricia She was "sighted" hundreds of Examiner President Randolph A. revolutionary. Hearst was one of America'a most timesfrom the hills of Tennessee to a Hearst, was in New York on business In addition to federal charges, Miss engrossing mysteriesand the victim Colorado cafe, from a Los Angeles and said as he boarded a plane for San Hearst and the Harrises face state of this country's first political kid- freeway to Cuba, Hong Kong, Algeria Francisco: "I am very pleased that charges that include kidnaping and naping. and Mexico City. things turned out the way they did." robbery. Asst. Dist. Atty. John Howard The heiress was dragged screaming Charge discounted in Los Angeles said the three would be amid gunfire from the Berkeley Virtually all checks on the reports Hearst said of the bank robbery brought there next week for arraign- apartment she shared with her fiance, proved fruitless. The case began a new phase charge against his daughter: "I don't ment. Stephen Weed, on Feb. 4, 1974. with odd clues in April. Sport activist Jack think anything will happen on that William Harris, 30, and Emily, 28, Her kidnapers were members of the Scott and his wife, Micki, had rented a score. After all she was a kidnap vic- were arraigned after the 21-year-old Symbionese Liberation Army SLA, a farmhouse near South Canaan, Pa., and it was tim, you must remember." Miss Hearst was taken from the band of young people calling them- reputed to have been a possible hideout for Miss Hearst Patty Hearst with her forhner fiance, Steven Weed, during happier days before FBI special agent-in-charge Charles courtroom. As he entered the room, selves revolutionaries. Her family tried said loudly, to free her by agreeing to the SLA's and her comrades. Hearst's Feb. 4, 1974 abduction. Bates said the arrests "effectively put Harris raised both fists and poor" an end to everyone we know who was in "Hey, comrades, keep on truckin'." demand for a "food for the A grand jury is presently meeting on the SLA." Bail set program. that phase. The Scotts have declined The arrest of Miss Hearst came less Bail for all three was set at $500,000. Within two months of the kidnaping, comment on the farmhouse or a than 10 miles from the Berkeley Miss Hearst, who at one time posed in Patty said she believed her family had possible link to Patty, saying, "We have apartment where she was kidnaped by military fatigues with an automatic not tried hard enough to free her. She done nothing wrong. We have com- Professors charge SLA members Feb. 4, 1974. rifle in her hand, wore a mauve-colored shocked the world by announcing on a mitted no crimes." Miss Hearst, 21, and the Harrises long-sleeve shirt, brown jeans and tape recording sent to a radio station were arraigned before U.S. Magistrate sandals at her arraignment. that she had joined her SLA captors and Frederick Schwartz, Emily's father, Owen Woodruff on a variety of state As she stood before the magistrate was now a soldier named Tania. said he was aware of the arrests but and federal charges and held on with her attorney, Terrence Hallinan, Weed rejected had no further information and did not 'arbitrary actions' $500,000 bail each pending further her arms were folded across her chest. She rejected her 27-year-old fiance, wish to comment further. Schwartz was hearings Friday. She had what appeared to be a silver calling Weed a "pig." reached at his home outside Chicago. By Dana Bottorff excerpt from a resolution of the board Charges that the administration has of trustees adopted in 1967 which ad- violated promotions procedures were vanced the theory that peer evaluation Third legal econ action against university made at a United Professors of is the best method of judging promotion California (UPC) meeting Wednesday cases. by faculty members who are involved "The university promotions com- in grievance procedures. mittee should be nominated by the In a UPC sample grievance letter, faculty and elected by the faculty," Lee Four econ profs file speech freedom suit available to all present at the meeting, asserted. the group alleged that the ad- Lee and Robert Duman, UPC local ministration and the university vice president, will have a "meet and By Doug Ernst California State University and '4' promotions committee engaged in confer" session with Dean of Faculty Four former economics professors Colleges (CSUC) Board of Trustees; "arbitrary actions" by reversing or Robert Sasseen and Academic Vice have filed suit in Federal District Court Glen Dumke, CSUC chancellor; SJSU ignoring the promotion re- President Hobert Burns next Tuesday. in San Francisco against the university President John Bunzel; and Willis, now commendations of department pro- They will discuss the possible im- on grounds their rights of free speech on sabbatical leave. motions committees and chairmen. plementation of faculty elections of the was violated by university ad- Van Atta is charging that a The university promotions com- university promotions, according to ministrators. memorandum, written Feb. 8, 1974 by mittee "is called an administrative Lee. Sue Van Atta, David Landes, Andy Willis and sent to Dr. James Sawrey, committee," according to Dr. Roland He added it is possible they will Parries and Gayle Southworth charged dean of the School of Social Sciences, Lee, president of the UPC local. discuss the aboliton of the committee the university refused to retain them, adversely affected her bid for tenure He pointed out in the sample letter altogether. not because they were unqualified, but last year. that the way the committee is selected "It can be argued that the existence because they voted against the Van Atta is also charging her right of Is in violation of board of trustee policy. of the university promotions committee chairman of the department, Dr. due process under law was violated According to the policy, the com- is a violation" of board of trustees James Willis, in a departmental because she was denied proper mittee must be a faculty consultative policy, Lee added. election. grievance opportunities. committee. The main purpose of yesterday's This is the third suit against the University administrators deny the But since its members are nominated meeting, according to Duman, was to university concerning the Economics memo had any effect on the decision to by the seven school deans and ap- advise and assist faculty members who Department controversy which began refuse tenure to Van Atta. pointed by SJSU President John believe they were wrongly denied over two years ago. Political positions Bunzel, Lee said the ,committee promotion this year and want to file The suit was filed on behalf of the Southworth, Landes and Parries are makeup also violates the concept of grievance with the administration. former professors by attorney Sheldon charging they were not rehired because colleagues best being able to judge each The meeting was attended by ap- Greene. The suit has the support of the of political positions they had taken other. proximately 15 persons. United Professors of California (UPC). within the department. Sue Van Atta Jack Kurzweil The sample letter also included an Continued on page 6 Defendants in the case include the According to Jack Kurzweil, chairman of UPC's freedom and grievance committee, the memo se- parated the economics faculty into "Group A" and "Group B." "Group A were the professionals and Nuclear initiative's the good guys, whereas Group B Nere the nasty and disruptive-types, Kurz- weil said. "Willis explicitly places Sue Van Atta in Group B," he added. aspects considered Kurzweil, professor of engineering, said the menio was written, "after it By Paul Doty The initiative proposes three was deduced Van Atta had voted Out of the current energy problem revisions in or additions to state law. against Willis," in a November, 1973 controversies has come another area of The first lifts the former $560-million election within the department. debatenuclear power plants. limit upon liability paid by the public Despite unanimous recom- There are currently three plants in utilities in damages to those involved in mendations from both the Economics operation within California, at Humbolt a nuclear accident. Department and school personnel Bay, Sacramento and San Onofre near If this provision is not met, all committees that Van Atta be granted San Clemente. In addition, there are existing plants must cut their operating tenure, the university tenure and re- four more under construction and at power by 40 per cent. tention committee and ultimately least two more planned. The second provision insists that Bunzel, overturned the re- The most recent focus of controversy plant safety systems and the disposal of commendations. to arise from the nuclear debate is the nuclear waste be proven effective to the According to Hobert Burns, aca- proposed Nuclear Safeguards Act. satisfaction of the California legislature demic vice president, the memo played An initiative to appear on the Jute by 1981. no part in the decision to deny tenure to 1976 California ballot, it is supported by An advisory group of at least 15 Van Atta. such proponents of nuclear caution as persons will be appointed to help the "The retention and tenure committee People for Proof, the Northern legislature to reach its decision. didn't see it and the president didn't see California Public Interest Research If this provision isn't met, no new it," Burns told the Spartan Daily. Group and Project Survival. plants may be built until it is. Bunzel yesterday refused to com- The most notable campus opposition Existing ones will be forced to cut ment, when asked if he saw the memo. to the initiative comes from People for their operating power by 40 per cent the "I saw it, read it and then forgot an Energy Policy, an organization first year and an additional 10 per cent 11.5rlurlp,,uP about it," Burns said. formed to "encourage development of a cut every year the provision is not met. Continued on page 6 government." SJSU faculty members considering grievance procedures were "advised and assisted" by the UPC Wednesday. sound energy policy by continued on page 6 Page 2, September 19, 1975 r Spartan Daily There's plenty of campus sex, gossip waiting to be uncovered

opinion 7. A psychological profile of the By Jeff Mapes single professor who supported There has been large increase in Icomment Academic Vice President Hobert the popularity of "gossipy" Burns academic priorities newspapers in the last few years. statement. Now, it seems every supermarket is Enquirer, the the beer keg while entertaining selling the National 8. An informal survey of the several dozen freshmen females a must king of the scandal rags. faculty response to President Valley. Rico's availability from the Central Bunzel's statement that "some Well, there might be some merit to with a people think the job of university the Enquirer's offbeat mixture of 3. An incognito interview whose consists of supplying sex personalities ( Cher, Jackie Onassis car boy from Hayward president is speeding down 11th for the students., and parking for the and "fave" movie stars) and weird favorite sport hour in excess of 120 faculty." They think he got it back- investigative reporting (examining Street at rush miles per hour. wards. for accurate A.S. news Henry Kissinger's garbage). 9. A "we're proud of you" story 4. The heartwarming story of how about the star football player that wealth of National Enquirer A.S. President John Rico this week handed to the Spartan A two young, innocent students graduated from SJSU. And it wasn't stories exist around campus, Daily a new edict on his accessibility to Daily reporters. type discovered their love for each other even a degree in physical education. and as budding journalists we are while participating in a psychology Under this new policy, Rico will no longer be directly 10. An undercover trek to a editorial eager to follow the latest trends. experiment conceived by a graduate available to reporters. Instead, phone calls to Rico will be weekend retreat at a nudist camp screened through Karen Storey, public information officer. student studying deviant behavior. J Si, here's a list of stories the with the Student Union staff. The Daily protests this new policy. Spat Enquirer could find right up Including the startling story of why through university relations director Jim Noah. 5. How the combination of beer its alley: none of them took their clothes off. Asked later about the memo. Rico said Daily reporters are The administration's policy is understandable, as Bunzel is and driving rock music in the not being singled out, but that all students are not allowed obviously a busy man with pressing responsibilities. 1. A personality sketch on the campus pub caused an alarming rise 11. John Bunzel's undeleted ex- direct access to him. hunchback who lives at the top of in promiscuity among college pletives uttered during his golf game But Rico differs from Bunzel in that he is an elected student Tower Hall and occasionally sits out students. Especially females from last Friday afternoon. Rico went on to say the policy is also meant to ease the representative. on a red chair nailed to a plank the Central Valley. Daily reporters "frustration" in getting in to see the A.S. sticking out a window. 12. A celebrity interview with "John's tight appointment schedule" is another reason for president. 6. The results of a laboratory SJSU's most famous graduate the policy, the memo said. all vacuum cleaner salesman Charlie We thank Rico for his concern, but we would rather go back 2. A now-it-can-be-told story about analysis of the dormitory food. In Smith. to the old policy of being "frustrated," and still be able to talk To be sure, Rico has other chores than to answer questions the night a certain fraternity spiked its gory details. with him without checking with an aide. from Daily reporters. But he also has the responsibility of being accessible to students. Storey, who also does public relations for campus radio station KSJS, will be available 20 hours a week at the A.S. The point is: Where does John Rico get off thinking he is so offices. important he can not be directly contacted by students? When Storey is out of her office, a message for Rico will be Rico should change his mind on this policy. The Daily's left with her even when Rico is in his office. coverage of A.S. activities can not be expected to be balanced Rico's edict follows the lead of the SJSU administration, and accurate without the easy availability of the A.S. other ideas which has a policy of screening calls to President Bunzel president. Include campus community residents Rico on pub, arming campus cops in meetings between city, university Editor: is my opinion, and I believe President reconsider their stand against the Editor: First, there were at least four groups discussion. In the Sept. 16 issue of the Daily, you Bunzel agrees, that SJSU does not need allowance of alcoholic beverage con- with differing perspectives present at We know that at least two par- presented two editorials that are of armed police around the clock. sumption on the campus in the C.S.U.C. article on the meeting Your Sept. 16 the meeting: City Hall, the university ticipants, A.S. President Rico and concern to me. The first dealt with the A campus is not an island separated system. area problems quotes about campus administration, the Chamber of Mayor Hayes, are aware of the issue of the chancellor's directive or- from society, nor is it necessarily a public relations director Jim SJSU Commerce and the A.S. problems of the campus neighborhood dering every campus to arm their duplicate in smaller scale. Each Until the state university presidents Noah on the merits of "both sides" (the and are committed to resolution of police on a 24-hour basis and the other campus in our system is unique in its association representatives spoke up, university) getting Second, the people most affected by city and the those problems. was regarding the Spartan Pub. own way, sometimes reflecting the the trustees were planning to reaffirm problems of the problems under discussion were not together to discuss the the Nevertheless, we don't thing it's too On the gun issue, I would like to attitudes and conditions of the their policy prohibiting the sale of area. represented at all. None of the par- much to ask that one or two remind students that I have taken a surrounding communities, sometimes alcoholic beverages. After personally ticipants at the meeting live in the speaking with them and Gov. Brown, The idea that theiaffe only two sides representatives of the neighborhood be position opposing the chancellor's not. campus neighborhood. the trustees authorized the formation of involved is an 4ortunate miscon- admitted to future meetings. order. For several years, this campus It is my belief that each campus a task force to study the question. The ception of the areihnd its problems. We're pleased that City Hall and Terry Christensen as well as many others in the C.S.U.C. president can, after proper consultation task force recommended that each Mr. Noah, your reporter and whoever Tower Hall are talking to one another at Political science associate professor system, have used armed police only at and information sharing with all university be given the option of planned this meeting are all victims of long last. We're pleased that a student Louis Barozzi night. constituents, determine if his or her allowing alcoholic beverages to be sold this misconception. representative was included in the A.S. adviser In every case, the particular campus is in need of 24-hour armament. university president had the power to on the campus. determine if their campus needed to be On Sept. 23 and 24, the trustees will be armed in any way. meeting in Los Angeles. At this time the The trustees, after some deliberation Local store accused of exploitation President Bunzel and I have California State Universities and followed the recommendation. discussed the chancellor's order and it Colleges Student Presidents Association and I will ask the chan- Although President Bunzel cellor to reconsider this order. graciously allowed this university to begin the process of obtaining a beer after charging 27' for coffee cup My other concern is in regard to the license, it was, in the final analysis, the Write us! Spartan Pub. During the last seven work of the California State Univer- Editor: I am aware that 7-11 is a convenience exactly. months, many people and organizations sities and Colleges Student President An interesting incident happened to store and reflects this in their prices. Twenty-seven cents may not be much have been working on the idea of Association in cooperation with the The Spartan Daily encourages your corn. bar on their me recently that I am sure is familiar They may also take inventory of their money but in this case it is the prin- moots. Bestread letters are short 1200 words) allowing students to have a statewide Academic Senate and the and to the point respective campus. Council of Presidents that paved the to other students and consumers ex- merchandise but 27 cents totally out of ciple. Letters may be submitted at the Daily office way for the Spartan Pub. ploited by merchants. line for an item given free to some. Did I unknowingly shoplift? Should I 1 JC 2081 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday Last March at the board of trustees have stood my through Friday or by mail. John Rico I stopped by a local 7-11 store for I have worked in food establishments ground and not pay the The Daily reserves the right to edit tor meeting, the state universities student some milk on my way to class. I paid, and am familiar with the wholesale money? Was this merchant exploiting length, style, or libel. presidents and I asked that the trustees All letters must include author's signature, A.S. President though somewhat appalled, 37 cents for price of cups. I would have paid a few me? Who really got ripped off? major, address, and phone number. a pint and in full view of the clerks cents for the cup to aleviate this hassle Nan Passovoy picked up a coffee cup for the milk on but this person insisted on 27 cents Senior, Nutrition the way out the door. Less pay for less work Halfway out the parking lot I heard ... SO WHERE WAS INS CAY WATCH s someone speaking to me and turning, I saw it was the merchant who had just sold me the milk. She nastily explained to me that they must pay for the cup could solve our problems which I had "stolen" and I owed her 27 cents for the cup. Editor In short, could any of us really I objected on the grounds that the complain about such a move? And if original 37 cents for the milk would I note in this morning's Mercury that not, why don't we do it? sufficiently pay for the milk, its carton the teachers of the city of New York James L. Dolby and the cup. have agreed to end their one-week Mathematics Professor By this time the woman's husband strike and settle for a $300 salary in- had joined in the tirade, threatening to crease and the return of 2,000 unem- call the police, charging me with ployed teachers to the classroom, the shoplifting. Doubting that the police, funds for the latter move having been would arrest me for a cup but not generated by the $25 million that the Spartan Daily wanting to take any chances I paid teachers were not paid during the brief Serving the San Jos* State University them the money and left immediately. strike. Community Since 19341 Editor Tw-y LaPorte Advertising Manegei Bob Young Did I really steal this cup, even As the $300 raise just about covers the Chief Photographer H. Lorren Au, Jr though the stack of cups were placed in week's lost wages, the net impact of the News Editor Karen Minkel Assignment Editor Chris Smith front of the merchant and sufficient settlement is that the employed Opinion Page Editor Jeff Mapes noise was made to secure a cup? teachers agreed to forgo a cost-of-living Layout Editor Cheryl Downey Copy Editor Mark Stafforini Shouldn't this merchant have spoken increase so that 2,000 unemployed Arts Editor Ray Manley then instead of waiting until I had left teachers could to back to work. Sports Editor Nick Nasch Photo Editor Don A. Sparks the store? Retail Advertising Manager Kehl Jones What a fascinating idea! National Ad Manager Derm id Eagen Suppose all the teachers in the Classified Ad Manager Allison Edwards Art Director Marilyn Bailey country had been willing to do the Business Manager Diane Crosby Here's a tip same. We at SJSU have just received a Assistant Editor John Borne Assistant Editor Doug Ernst 7.5 percent raise. Suppose instead we Assistant Editor Carla Mar inucc I had settled for a corresponding Staff Cartoonist John Kane Editorial Staff Tony ArnaSon, Jim Barrett, to help sales reduction in work load and then in- Dana Bottorff.leaul Doty, Terry Gitlin, Judy creased the size of the faculty by 7.5 Gire, Irene Mons, Ellen Unseen Lieberman, Steve LobrovIch, JIM LYntfan, KOMI Mc. percent. David, Jim Mackowski, Keith Miley, Keith Muraoka, Tony Padayao, Carlos Ramirez. in bookstore In one simple move Susan Richardson, Pablo Petal. Torn we would have suenstra, Sydnie Wauson, Steve Wright. reduced work load, created smaller Dennis Wynne, John Ytreus Editor: Advertising Staff class size, and had virtually John Brockmeler. Ron After paying $30 for only two text- no BrOwn, Rich Crisfield. Connie Dunn, Paul to me that perhaps unemployment in the profession. Goldman, Perry Hartline, Bruce Hoene, books, it occurred Randall Ishida, Nancy Kinder, Sue Louie, give away one Suzanne Menadier. John Nadalin, the bookstore should In addition, affirmative action would Charles each purchase of $25 or Nelson, Robert Pullen, Joanne Shaw. good hooker for benefit, our aging faculty would be Kenneth Sorenson, Hiroto Taws, Johnny Wee, Richard Weinberger more. stimulated by the appearance of fresh Photo getting the treatment Staff. Barry Allen, Bob Conrad. Gene Maybe if I was blook on the campus and the whole Dominique. Steve Fischer, Dick Griswold, twice I wouldn't feel as though I am Dee Ann Hall, Ken Hively, Ray Linkowitz, problem of "steady-state" operation Rita Northrop, Paul Sakuma. David Whaley, being cheated. would be considerably eased for the David Yarnolcl, Pat Yep Thomas C. Lee coming decade. Senior, Journalism September 19, 1975, Page 3 Turnout for Tay-Sachs testing described as a 'steady trickle'

"It's been sort of a steady 100 to 200 persons to take the Those tested should "We're concerned that the trickle," was the way Dr. blood test. receive their results by mail college students aren't likely the Mitchell S. Golbus, director The screening was in four to six weeks, he said. to go to a community rted of the Northern California sponsored by Hillel. a Jewish Carriers of the diseast will screening," Golbus said, and ibert Tay -Sachs disease student's organization, and also be notified by telephone, this is why lie is taking the ities prevention program, the AS. to detect Tay-Sachs he added. screening to the campuses. described the turnout for disease, a hereditary disease SJSU is the first college or Ile said it is more convenient Tay-Sachs screening in the that is always fatal to in- university in Northern for students if the screening is done oil campus. the S.U. Umunhum Room fants. Toy-Sachs affects California to have the its "The real question is hoo dent Wednesday and yesterday. mostly Jews of Eastern screening done on campus, Golbus said. He this age group I students I tome Golbus said he was neither European origin. said other campus will respond to the clinic rsity surprised nor disappointed Volunteer physicians and screenings will be done at because they don't plan to ; sex at the number of students medical laboratory who took blood Stanford and Berkeley. have children yet," he said r the the test because technicians drew this was the which were sent to lack- first campus samples screening and he didn't know Harbor General Hospital in what to story expect. Torrance for enzyme Officials analysis, that expected between Golbus explained. vjcid 0(.43 asn't to a ,Veterans face Nobody 13 .amp t a f f Can Study ALL The Time! why off. loss of funding Special Student Rates with OK credit ! ex- By John A. Ytreus single year appropriation Arne The campus Office of The measure is opposed by Veterans Affairs may lose the Ford administration. $10 per month their federal funding if a that wants to end the with program is not renewed by prograni althogether. The 377-2935 late Congress. measure also faces tough arlie The Veterans Cost of opposition in the House of Instruction Program Representatives. ( VCIP), which is responsible photos by Paul Sakurna Tom Constantino, veterans for the creation of the SJSU aide for Rep. Paul The year is 2024___ Bicyclists weave in and out of people on campus walkways, sometimes creating a safety hazard. Office of Veterans Offairs McCloskey, R. -Palo Alto, and other centers throughout believes that the Veterans a future the country, may not be Administration's represe- you'll renewed by Congress for the ntatives on campus have probably University sidewalk hazards 1976-'77 fiscal year, ac- been able to adequately deal live to see. cording to Veterans Affairs with student veterans Director Bob Sampson. problems. "These are only rumors," he added. "But if the funding Constantino added that created by reckless bikers should be cut, I hope that the McCloskey has very little to university will include us in say about the measure since their budget on a permanent he is not a member of the By Tony Amason apologetic look, puts his use campus walkways won't victims received. basis." House Veterans Affairs Ps It's five minutes before an chain on a larger sprocket be enforced until it becomes James said the illegally Sampson predicted the Committee headed by Texas 8 a.m. Tuesday class at the and continues on. a serious safety problem for parked bicycles most likely university itself would not be Democrat Olin Teague. lst the Student Union's north en- Near the scene is a large pedestrians, James said. to be impounded are those able to help the student "Don Edwards is the key ge con- tranceand coming from sign in red lettering stating The police department which endanger foot traffic. veterans properly if VCIP man concerning this matter Ninth Street is a rapidly no bicycle riding is allowed gets two to three reckless To get an impounded bike o as discontinued. because he's the No. 4 man returned the owner must go approaching object. on campus, and all bike8 bicyclist complaints mon- Currently more than 3,500 on the committee," he ad- thly. to the university police on It's a rider on a ten-speed, must be parked in racks. veterans attend SJSU and ded. Edward Fifth Street. esidents traveling along a campus It also says violators will Ambrose, a the number is increasing Edward's office was oke up, sidewalk. have their bicycles im- medical assistant at the James said before a bike every year. contacted but the aid' There is a near-collision, pounded. Health Center, estimated will be returned it must have tea f firm Sen. Alan Cranston, D.- handling veteran's affairs as a student laden with books But according to ad- that three to four persons are a license, which costs sale of 61. Calif., has proposed a three- was not available for jumps onto the sidewalk ministrative officer Larry treated yearly for getting Licenses may be obtained rsonally ear u xtension for the comment. struck by bicycles. from the University Police. Brown, unexpectedly, unaware of James of University Police, program instead of the usual Nine more months Since the center does not iation of the bike. Only illegally parked bikes Another issue concerning file accident ton. The The student mumbles are being impounded. reports by type, student veterans throughout Ambrose did not know what it each under his breath. 'the $10 fine and bike the country is S.B. 969 kind of injuries the bike tion of The cyclist gives him an impoundment for riders who that, if enacted, would give be sold spartaguide graduate students a nine- 200 students affected month extension from the present 36 months in their 11-.97)07W -171 CariCaC1,0 education benefits. aeration an R rated, rather kinky tale of survival Supplemental Admission Applications are now being The bill, introduced by accepted for the Assembly Cranston, is now under La/Jet . 'A BOY AND HIS DOU Criteria screening by the DON JOHNSON. SUSANNE BENTON . ALVY MOORE Bunzel fellowship program for 197E- consideration by the Senate Grants might be cut Nursing Department for . JASON ROBARDSI -.HELENE WINSTON rsity to spring 1976 will be held Sept. 77. Veterans Affairs Committee CHARLES McGRAW . Produced by AEU', MOORE a beer Ryan said the "great whose tuition is $836 per 29 and Oct. 6 for change-of- headed by Sen. Vance Written lor the scieen and Directed by SO JONES By Sydnle A. Wauson The the award winning novella by HARLAN ELLISON ysis, the fellowship gives Hartke of Indiana. Based on About 200 SJSU students majority" of SJSU students quarter, Ryan explained. major students, and on Oct. Music by TIM McINTIRE and JAIME MENDOZA NAVA Ternn.co, Univer- college graduates all-month will have their state receiving state scholarships 13 and Oct. 20 for pre-nursing While the measure has ONIE ADMITTED PERFORMANCE STARTS resident working experience in the IT IYAS TO O. ISEVIV I.F.01V1 IMF OINIVIONIC., scholarships reduced are obtaining additional Reduction uncommon majors. wide support in the Senate, it rith the California Assembly. slightly if an anticipated financial aid through his The proposed reduction is will probably travel a rough STARTS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th and the "not in the House of deficit occurs in the office. something that has The Jewish Student Center If interested, write the road VOGUE THEATRE San Francisco, UA CINEMA Berkeley, ved the Hill, FESTIVAL CINEMA Hayward, scholarship commission's occured every year," ac- will be having a party today California Assembly Representatives and faces a CENTURY 24 Pleasant Needs considered PALO ALTO SOUARE Palo Alto, TAN F ORAN PARK San Bruno budget. cording to Prentiss. at 4:30 p.m. at 441 S. 10th St. Fellowship Program, c-o probable veto by the REDWOOD DRIVE IN Redwood Coy, CF N T LJRY 21i San Jose dm Rico "I think it's (the reduc- CAPITOL DRIVE IN S.III Jos, Such a deficit would be to celebrate their building a Science Depart- President, according to a tion) certainly much better" He said the commission's Political caused by the commission Sukkah. ment, UCR, Riverside, Cranston aide. resident than taking entire awards budget is based on an underestimating the money A Sukkah, a shelter with a Calif., 92502. away from a few students, estimate of the average required to fulfill roof of branches and leaves promised Ryan said. award given, with inflation scholarships, according to and last year's average used as a residence during l'eter Prentiss, supervisor of All of the students have taken into consideration. the Sukkoth Festival, is in The Vietnamese Students memory of the Jews' 'tem- Association is having a "Get the State Scholarship and shown a need, he added, and This year's average was porary shelter in their Together Program" Sunday Loan Commission's none of them should be "higher than we had an- wilderness wanderings at 7 p.m. in the Engineering scholarship program. completely cut off. ticipated." There is the No major effect under Moses. Building, Room 132. Its The commission's awards possibility of a deficit in the However, trimming the are not aimed primarily at budget but, Prentiss added, amounts of individual helping students in the state "It's certainly not an MIDNIGHT SHOW Parklane scholarships "is not going to is the "source" really college and university assured thing by any Sept 190, 20 have a major effect" on And if systems, Ryan explained, means." SJSU students, according to for because these students DON'T Look Now Donald R. Ryan, director of Students notified Dolby already receive indirect aid Donald Sutherland & Julie Christie. Chilling tale about university financial aids. Students were notified of a couple in contact With their dead daughter. Builds to Danskin Leotards rofessor through state funding of the the possible reduction by a a horrifying schools. letter sent along with their Legend of Hell House and scholarship confirmation. Tights %pariaa Daily Rather, he said, the state One of the scariest films of the 701 scholarships are meant to The letter stated, "We do not ;riot 20, 21 a. 22 State Danskins are for everywhere and everyone serving the San Jose help anticipate any situation, University Community students attending more For partying and playing, exercising and Since 1074 costly private universities however, which would Drive, He Said dancing, and for lust plain wearing around o'sty require a lack Nicholson directed, produced and co -wrote what class postage paid at San such as Stanford or the reduction of more Second is probably the best film about revolution on campus. Porte Jose. California Member of University of Santa Clara. than $25 on the average for roung California Newspaper Publishers each award," and was Association and the Associated Harder They Come Jr The 1000, easy care nylon Press Published daily by San Jose Awards signed by Arthur Made of tin lie averaged S. Mar- iii, ..ititerui.tund Lilt classic letr it, reggae c. Smith state University,except Saturday. Any reduction in the maduke, director of the Available in a rainbow of colors and ,tapes Sunday and Monday. during the ex 366 So. First St. 294.3600 a multitude of Styles homey ollege year The opinions scholarship amount will be commission. are not necessarily for in, pressed herein based on the across from Original Joe's at these Parklane Store, those Associated Students, average award Ryan did not think SJSU antes, of the STUDENTS $1.50 slasch me College Administration or the made, Prentiss said. awards would be reduced by parks Department of Journalism and as much as $25. WESTGATE SHOPPING Jones Advertising SubSCriptions ac Because state scholarships a remainder of Eagen iepte0 only on cover only tuition expenses, Nerds semester basis. Full academic CENTER Off Miley year, peach Semester, $150 any proportionate reduction rosby ampus price per cO9Y, 10 um" 177 in an SJSU student's $96 Bodle Phone 277 3111. Advertising Ernst 3171 Press of Fricke Park. award would be small !flocs, Fremort compared to that of an Method Kane ALMADEN FASHION wren, award going to a University SAT OM DAY CO(112`,1 Judy of Santa Clara student. PLAZA 'man, I Mc sommmmmuonsinso110=1INIMMIIIIMIim Keith Presented by B. A. R. nlrei. Torn Course conducted by the foremost test developers in the nation! tight, 50 OFF Our method gives you a SPECIFIC TECHNIQUE for EACH SECTION of the LSAT.. 1 you will meet the LSAT on its own terms! . Ron LSAT, for utilizing techniques given to you... Paul Regular order of Course includes PRACTICE I 1 INDIVIDUAL PROFILE of strengths and weaknesses for each ptarls.Inne- Each student receives tt 05 1 IM i. section... series We're testing specialists; we're fast; we're efficient. ..and best of all, our method will Plow. 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II) Dennis Wynne Menendez added that it After playing what coach was a very physical game Julie Menendez called "a with Ilayward getting 32 disasterous first half" the fouls called on it and SJSU Kickers vs. Stars SJSU soccer team was totalling 15. unable to bounce back and "They took advantage of It appears that the SJSU platn n that way . lost to (SU, Hayward, 3-0, their aggressive style and soccer team may be playing Tomorrow the booters will Wednesday. played a good game." a second altunni game this face an all-star team from "We had our chances," Menendez said. year, although it was not the San Jose Earthquakes said Menendez. "We missed The Spartans will get a Industrial League which is a penalty kick and hit the bar shot at revenge next Wed- made up of teams sponsored aop of the goal) a couple of nesday when the two teams small I Hey, its by local firms and six times, but we couldn't get a face each other at 8 p.m. at SUKKOT players on that squad are shot in." Spartan Stadium. former Spartans. We're having a The Spartans had only two The game is scheduled for less shots on goal then the BUY JUNK VW'S POT -LUCK 11 p.m. at PAL Stadium at Pioneers being outshot, 12- We DINNER King Road and 280 in San 10, but Hayward played back SELL VW'S Jose. on defense, protecting its AND VW PARTS David Kingsley, SJSU's lead in the second half. Ken HivelV first All-American in 1962 Ismael "Easy" Perez was REPAIR VW'S SUKKAH Lou Rodriguez kicks his first SJSU field goal against Santa Clara will be joined by Al Korbus, off 011 his penalty attempt that we're building another All-American, Jim and forward Scott Stisser Gertie's TODAY. Parrabi, Tony Rosa, Brice fired a pair of balls which Foreign Auto Wrecking Soriano and Hunting should be good Lou Fraser on were just high of their mark. 1697 Pomon, Fri. 19 4:30pm the all-star squad. Pioneers score quickly ;dri Jose Discount with A.S.B. Gard Menendez said that the all- Meanwhile the Pioneers 288 6684 JEWISH STUDENT stars may be at a disad- collected three goals in a CENTER vantage, having only been span of 19 minutes to put the together for a week, however Gridders aim at Ducks game out of reach. 441 S. 10th St. 293-4188 they will be carrying enough Hayward got two shots DISCOVER players for two full teams. 1.1..s Tom Stieustra Kane, Dan Durbin and redshirt Ken lion- right in front of the goal, one The SJSU football squad will fly up to delie. in the 20th minute and the Oregon this weekend with hopes of shooting The Spartans, believe it or not, actually other in the 39th. THE LOST FLEA MARKET down some ducks. fear the Ducks. Sandwiched in between The University of Oregon Ducks, that is. "Any team is tough in their own place," was a head shot in the 28th HARD TO FINDAntiques and "Beauti- Darryl Rogers said. The Spartans won't be using shotguns, but coach minute which also went by ful Junk. Furniture, bicycles, old glass, Roger Proffitt Kane confirmed Rogers opinion. REIBISSARCE the artillery of quarterback goalie Rick Sanchez. old jewelry, appliances, 9t5 Annual picture frames, and placekicker of Lou Rodriguez will be Ducks tough at home "They were beating us to books, records, hardware, camping counted on to do the job. They always play good at home," Kane the ball and the passing Ik$11Re_ equipment, clothing, etc. Kickoff will be at 7:30 tomorrow night in said. "They only lost to USC 13-7 last year." game just didn't materialize =1/’ Eugene. Radio station KXRX 15001 will USC was the National Champion last year for us," said Menendez. THE LOST FLEA MARKET wilkiserr now oven carry the broadcast with a pre-game show while the Ducks had a 2-9 record. In the Par- 1940 Monterey Rd. (continuation of S. MEMOS ihnuok SEPI.28 starting at 7:10 p.m. 8, Oregon had an 0-7 record. Stauffer's. Open 'rg,cu OAK fORESZnovaro The Spartans opened the season last week The Spartans hope to rely on a balanced Fans relax, 1st St.) Across from w 8:30-4:30. FREE park- ,01 man 37 r INCA Fr ihr,uron 6412 (A/4SOE with a 13-0 win over University of Santa offense against Oregon. Wed: thru Sun. poky fina, 041V Establishing a strong running game is ing and admission. fLL akt Clara. over VIE Falitt-T 5*44 strike grritinfr..PtTS s.c?ACs' IV= nrir:T. Proffitt collected 288 yards total offense, a lingers' first priority. ota,res LOOK FOR US fC9 ra'Irr(415)9t5"497 category in which he leads the nation. If Proffitt continues his success through happy days are here again RUBY'S.EVELYN'S-GLADY'S FURN- Most of that yardage came in the second the air, an explosive ground attack would in the National Football half, after he completed only two of nine make the Spartan unstoppable against the League. ITUREPEG’S PLAYHOUSE -SAM & passes for 65 yards in the first half. Ducks. An agreement between the CATHY'S PLACEGOODIE BOXTRA- BEING RIPPED OFF? Rodriguez 2-2 Kane starts NFL and its players' union DER JOHNANNIE OVVENS-DICK'S Rodriguez kicked two field goals in two Rogers plans on giving Kane a shot at was reached yesterday HIDEAWAY.THE VVHITLEYS-JOE'S tries, the first of which traveled 44 yards. tailback against his ex-teammates. following a 13-hour NO. 30-SHIRLEY'S NO. 33-133TTY J'S Rodriguez's personal "As Rick learns the s)stem, ti better he session. best was achieved at negotiating GIL'S PLACEDONAT’S NO. 24JO’S San Jose City College where he booted a 47- looks," Rogers said. Details of the agreement OUTHOUSE OF 43 -CAROL'S We offer HELP with yarder. Kane only had five carries against Santa were not announced. But one IN & Rodriguez is hoping coach Darryl Rogers Clara, but rushed 42 yards for an 8.4 average part guarantees a full offer CORNER NO. 36 warranties, contracts, has confidence in his ability. gain. on a new labor contract. - - "I want to kick any chance I can get," Mary Stewart and Walt Robinson played MAO Rodriguez said. ahead of Kane in the Santa Clara game. product failure, and more. The Oregon Ducks lost to the University of Bruce returns Oklahoma 62-7 last week. Help is also on the way in Steve Bruce. There was Oregon dissatisfaction with the Bruce was the Spartans' No. 2 rusher last passing, running, blocking, defense and year and is recovered from a bruised thigh officiating. The key to the Spartan attack is the of- "RAPPELLING?" One has to wonder why the Ducks chose to fensive line. A.S. open their season at Oklahoma. Oklahoma is According to Rogers, the offense began to the No. 1 team in the country and have the move in the third quarter against SC "when recruiting violations to prove it. the offensive line started to come off the Oregon coach unhappy ball." Oregon coach Don Read wasn't too proud The defense will be going for its second CONSUMER of his team. straight shutout. The last time SJSU had "This could be one of those no-name back-to-back shutouts was in 1955. teams," Read said before the season. The Spartans will fly up to Oregon today "Standouts will be hard to find." Flying up a day early is a precaution. It didn't help the Ducks when 10 to 15 It was enacted after a player was unable SWITCH- players jumped the program. to play last year after getting airsick, ac Among the transfers are Spartans Rick cording to several players. BOARD Women's try-outs held Interested women may (they're twins) and Joanne guards. still try out for women's Peixoto. Last season the women's varsity and junior varsity Hogen is the team's tallest basketball team finished J basketball teams. player at 5-foot-11 described third in the Central League 4, 1 However, an automatic by Lewis as an "agile cen- of the N.C.I.A.C. Northern spot shouldn't be expected as ter." California Intercollegiate coach Carol Lewis forsees Lewis said although she Athletic Conference). "intense competition." expects a "deeper overall Lewis attributed last (if Prospective players team," eventually evolve, year's record to injuries to should enroll in the but she indicated there does key players and an overall basketball conditioning class exist weakness in the inexperience which meets Mondays and Wednesdays from 1:30 p.m. to 3:20 p.m. and from 2:30 to Water polo team takes 3:20 on Fridays. GIVE US A CALL A total of 50 girls are on Sacramento State enrolled thus far in the class, of whom 24 will be selected Mike Monsees won't be Valley College's Saratoga 277-2132 for the JV and varsity content with his water polo campus. squads. team beating Sacramento Graham starts in goal The varsity team has five State University in its MORE THAN JUST HANGING AROUND! Rick Graham will be given returning players in Lori opening encounter today. He the job of trying to stop the Hogen, Mary Cortese, Janie wants SJSU to demolish the Hornets' offense as he will Hillyer, Judy Hillyer Hornets. start at goalie. "We hope to completely Calling all rock climbers, hill climbers, hikers, Human Flys, Spider Men, dominate the game," stated Starting in the field will be Bat Women, hangers-on, SWAT Specialists and even Administration of Monsees. "In fact, we would Glen Simpson, Carlos Justice buffs... .Rappel yourselves!! like to shut them out." 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CA 94111 STATES LSAT STUDYANO PREPARATION SEMINAR Rood, MOO 50 California St San Fsychological Studies Institute Tefephone 415-355-3eoe. Late telephone enrolimeni acceptable only it seats are available THIS NOTICE WILL APPEAR TWO TIMES ONLY 580 College Avenue Palo Alto P.S.I. is a nonprofit 'Graduate School in Humanistic Psychology September 19, 1975, Page 5 .41 Multiracial theatre a success Trane remembered 'I lie hilluu ing remark was submitted to the Spartan Daily liS J011 1.0111, music freshman. It is more appropriate tor it Productions: of a family to pull itself out of to appear 011 the -Arts" page than OH the -opinion" page. its ghetto existence. Editais Editor Anier,cati ol tile the unusual People Productions first Iii this year of the bicentennial many play was "The Emperor past are being lauded for their various contributions to this Jones" by Eugene O'Neill country . t who and dramatic which was nominated for (insistently, many of the greater men awl women, even best director, set design, enriched millions of lives are forgotten or never spell success lighting and best production for their contributioi is for the Inner City Circle Sioteniher 23 a ill mark the birthday of one such Ilion, cop to our There is a newly formed Awards in the publication oh. perhaps is the iiiost neglected tributot theatre group in San Jose West Scene. That production ohm., maily whose productions have also ran to standing ovation altliougl non dead continues to enrich consistently met with audiences every night for lives st ith sounds, ideas and a living spirituality while stood standing ovations. three weekends. 011(11111111V 711Sti tii baffle, be criticized and oils:undo Now presenting their third All adjectives have been used to try to describe the sound dial emotion of this man, but perhaps the only thing to say is play, "Ceremonies In Dark Group frugal .Infii P nItrane has something t, say for today Old Men" a depiction of life While People Productions in the ghetto, the group has has been successful, their once again met with over- profits go to paying for whelming audience ap- royalties and the rest goes to SAN JOSE ART proval. set design according to PAINT S. WALLPAPER People Productions, Shrage. "We have to be organized in the fall of 1974, pretty frugal," Shrage is a multiracial company stated adding, "while All that combines its talents in a nobody is living off of our unique and apparently plays we would all like to ART SUPPLIES Donovan's back successful way. devote ourselves to the One of the company's theatre full time." Discounted Donovan, flower child of the '60's, following an in innovative ideas is to ternational tour, attempted to make a musical come- disregard racial stereotypes We all have nine to five back in a Wednesday night concert at the San Jose in casting, according to jobs and rehearse at night "Ceremonies" producer after work." Center for the Performing Arts. Anne Shrage. Donovan received a warm 10% Playing to half a house, "If a part calls for a blue- Ticket info with purchw, reception from a cheering audience after playing Porkey Lewis as "Russell B. Parker" eyed blond, we will put a A production well worth Si000 ta selections of old favorites and ballads. black in the part," she the price of admission His low key performance marks another step in a states, adding the audience unusual precepts lies in the "Each person does what "Ceremonies lit Dark Old plan to revive American musical audiences interest in seems to adapt to the freedom individuals in the they want to do but we come Men" will be repeated group have to work in then his music. unusual casting favorably. together and work very Friday and Saturday Individual freedom own area of specialty and tightly," Strage stated. evenings through October 11, Another of the company's take their own lead. "We are very un- at 8:30 p.m. at the Santa 20% bureaucratic." Clara Blind Center, 101 N. Their current production Bascom Ave. with purchase of Spartan Daily "Ceremonies in Dark Old $50.00 or more Men" by Lonne Elder III is Tickets are $3.50 general their first play to have an all admission and $2.50 for DISCOUNTS GOOD THROUGH black cast. Porkey Lewis, students and may be SEPT. 30 '75 director and star of reserved by calling 736-9242 87 VALLEY FAIR CENTin -Ceremonies" thought the or 295-4016. Tickets are also STEVENS CREEK BLVD essence of life in Harleni available at the door on the 0 S'a SAN JOSE, CALIF 96178 40B 2494700 could best be portrayed by night of the performance. -JART blacks and cast the play arts accordingly. WEI -1111.11111- I1 ===== Harlem depicted Back to School The stage action takes NEW ACCESSORY CASE place in a barbershop in Harlem and involves itself .norr 541e P.4,dy W4, Spaclor ...nolsoak.ng clennpng and.nong with the desperate attempts Ds wen 5ungla55.5 Inc1odes wale, nun., Scu11,5514P.101.1....1.4, Events Special o Inn 10oal lur norm nr tra, ,prlor loday. SOW On, mga. 5555 peolpapa At Camera One Sol, 721 Willow St. There is a affair is being sponsored by "Death in Venice" and cover charge of $1 and no the Spartan Chinese club and will be minors are allowed. are $2.50 for mem- "The Conformist" tickets c, hAtik. La Plazita

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Page 6, September 19, 1975 CLOSING SOON! Van Atta, three others 0,11MIE Nuclear power initiative raises P-40 0-1 file suit against SJSU controversy over environment STUDENT RUSH VA price. 15 Min. curtain) were the subject of the before continued from page I label as scare tactics. plants. Continued from page 1 decision after consulting who DISCOUNT said. STUDENT Finally, the governor must publish According to Yaffe, nuclear energy is The initiative's opponents say that if Burns, who makes with the CSUC chancellor's memo," Sasseen ($1.00 with ID.) evacuation plans for each plant and "much too important an area for passed into state law, the initiative will recommendations on tenure office. "The memo had nothing to For GROUP SALES call provide for an annual review of them. hysteria." nevertheless be struck down by the to Bwizel, refused to com- Asked to respond to the do with the decision to fire 776-7614 Power dilemma Regarding plant safety standards courts as an infringement upon NRC ment on whether or not his charge leveled by Kurzweil her," he added. Ti,. 1.11111 ton Thtestre 013 Pat Franco., Bo. Off,', l'hone al. 4,14 One of the questions raised by the Chin said, "Nuclear fission has had and ERDA responsibilities, both recommendation concerning that he concealed the memo, ,o Tit ketron, Macv's & iadn.5agenots initiative's opponents is whether this since 1957 to prove the effectiveness of federal agencies. Van Atta was favorable. Sasseen, said, "I nation can afford to allow possible its emergency core cooling system, and Given as precedent is the recent Not aware categorically deny it." GASOLINE MOTOR OIL cutbacks in its nuclear plants' levels of it hasn't done it." Wisconsin case ruling. Van Atta was not aware of Sasseen said the memo production when it is currently be- Continuing, he said a nuclear ac- This case involved a similar state the memo, Kurzweil said, was titled, "Stability SPARTAN coming increasingly dependent upon cident would affect people's health and action which tried to set limits on the until the liaison committee's Implications of Konwea and foreign oil. the environment for thousands of years. amount of atomic waste disposed of in "minority report" was McFarland," two economics STATIONS According to Dr. Ruth Yaffe, "We're talking about things so long the environment. released last May. professors also up for tenure YOUR GASOLINE SERVICE at the time. chemistry professor and faculty ad- lasting." We'll be putting the burden on Federal courts, however, reviewed "The memo was never CENTER. UNSURPASSED viser to People for an Energy Policy, it future generations, he said. the law and held it to be an area of fe- placed in her personnel file," "I filed it in the file of those IN QUALITY AND PRICE can not. Hazards vs. benefits deral domain. The Wisconsin law was ' said Kurzweil. 10th & Taylor "I object to any law that would ban Yaffe, however, sees it differently. overturned. University policy requires 7th & Phelan any Source of energy prior to our "I'm not saying it's not without Land use applications, recommen- 245 Keyes 4th & Williams coming to grips with the energy hazards, it is, but we must get back to Realizing this, the initiative's authors dations, transcripts, reports problem," 'She said. the risks involved versus the benefits," have attempted to make it deal with and correspondence relating Drop Energy consumption on this planet is she said. land use, an area of state concern. to a faculty member's ap- now approaching the level of energy the According to her the benefits vastly "The people and the State of pointment, assignment, sun puts into the earth, she added. outweigh the risks involved. California hereby find and declare that retention, merit salary time Diana Barnett, state coordinator for We're not coming to grips with some nuclear power plants can have a pro- adjustment, promotion and Project Survival, disagrees. very important decisions. "The whole found effect on the planning for, and the leaves be kept in their Safely standards needed picture's out of perspective. We're use of large areas of the state," reads personnel files. Currently, six per cent of our energy worrying too much about some things the initiative. Files are kept in the office ends comes from nuclear power. "We've the and not about others," she added. of Dr. Robert Sasseen, dean In addition, the initiative is designed time to insure safety standards now. Another argument against the of faculty. to enter the Government Code titled as Today is the last day When they're 25 per cent of our energy initiative is whether it trespasses onto Direct violation the "Land Use, Nuclear Power students may drop we won't," she said. federal domain. Kurzweil said the failure to Liability and Safeguards Art." classes without com- Another initiative proponent, Dr. Presently there are two federal place the memo in Van pleting special forms. \ Edwin Chin Jr., biology professor and agencies in charge of regulating and Whether or not the courts will hold Atlas file, "is a direct Students must notify faculty adviser to Project Survival, promoting nuclear power plants. the land-use point to be valid is an open violation of the rules having instructors, who then THE said we have over-estimated our They are the Nuclear Regulatory question. It is certain, however, that if to do with personnel files." Wee EN remove students' names Atta was denied a energy needs and in fact could get by Commission, which regulates all the initiative is passed next June a Van from class rosters, ac- grievance hearing over the with less plants than proposed. commercial uses of nuclear energy, court battle will be inevitable. cording to Irma Jackson, Initiative supporters also cite the and the Energy Research and question of tenure by the MX EL assistant director of the The nuclear experience has existed three-member grievance A unique establishment need for more protection against a Development Administration (ERDA). records office. for more than a generation now. Each panel. possible terrorist attack on a plant. ERDA is responsible for the develop- After today, students Fri. Sept. 19 person reacts to that experience in a "I was denied a proper In the 1950s such a thing would have ment and research of all forms of wishing to drop classes different way, and nuclear energy will grievance hearing," said seemed inconceivable, but just look at energy. must provide a reason remain a fact people must face. Van Atta, contacted at her recent world events, Barnett said. The two agencies are the result of the and have drop forms Soundhole Berkeley home. Van Morrison's Backup Band "We see this as a big threat, because 1974 Energy Reorganization Act which According to Yaffe, "People are signed by class in- "Whether I would have plutonium is used to make bombs," she abolished the old Atomic Energy afraid of it because it originally broke structors and department Sept. 20 had any better luck with the Sat. added. Commission. into the national consciousness as a heads, Jackson said. memo, I don't know," she These are undoubtedly the kind of Formally the AEC was in charge of weapon. I'm not afraid of it." These forms may be added. statements which initiative opponents both regulating and promoting nuclear Barnett said, "I'm scared." obtained in the records Sky Creek Deliberate concealment office, campus in- ''The deliberate con- formation centers, and cealment of evidence by the department offices and Band administration in general tour Profs cite promotion wrongs should be turned in at the Returning horn Northwest and Sasseen in particular," records office. Happy Hour 4-7 pm said Kurzweil, "were The last day to add No Cover ChargeLive Entertainment grounds for re-opening her classes is Sept. 26. Tuesday Through Sunday grievance." 2505 The Alameda 247-0552 at UPC grievance meeting A second attempt by Van Atta and UPC to re-open the grievance process was Continued from page 1 ['lent chairMan. assist potential grievants. find out why he was denied denied by Sasseen. Jack Kurzweil, chairman The hearing officer usually "Bunzel's deans have been promotion. "We don't have the Child Development Center of the UPC academic only decides in favor of the very repressive," Barela "If I'm a bum teacher, I authority to re-open freedom and grievance complainant' if there has said, "regarding almost any want to tind out why," grievances," Sasseen said. committee, urged those been a blatant procedural measures they have set up Griffith said. Sasseen said he made his Limited number of spaces available for: seriously considering the error in the promotion promotions, retention, grievance process to appear process, Kurzweil said. tenure and so on." 1%) before a faculty grievance The hearing officer will not Barela said he has been at " Children of low income students at SJSU panel rather than a state rule on the complainant's SJSU eight years. Moderne ' Children between the ages of 2-5 years and toilet trained hearing officer. professional ability or The numbers of A hearing officer is called whether he deserved promotions given before The cost is between 0-300 depending on income promotion, Kurzweil added. Bunzel's administration in by the university Drug Co. /tkiA. The center is open between 7A.M.-5P.M. president when a com- "You can unload the whole "were much more The center is located at 10th & San Salvador plainant elects to have an thing" on a faculty generous" he said. Anthony D. Campagna, Jr. Contact Ted Virtz or Lisa Mayerhofer at 293-2288 advocate appear with him. grievance panel, Kurzweil Bob Griffith, also an The advocate, who said. associate professor of art, Professional Pharmacists presents the complainant's It will consider procedural said he hesitates to file case, cannot be a lawyer or questions and whether a grievance since he has seen Open the complainant's depart- teacher was wrongly denied other teachers go through promotion on the basis of his the process. until Midnight qualifications, he added. "It pretty well tears 'em Ito The grievance panel up for about a year," he said. 2nd and Santa Clara Streets The center is rThere IS a consists of three tenured full Griffith said he is in his difference!!! professors who are chosen at ninth year at SJSU. San Jose Phone 998-8800 sponsored by the A.S. PREPARE FOP random from the faculty at Griffith said he will first ow 35 yea, meet with Sasseen and try to %le 'IV* of oviform? large. MCAT , and Sulf est Two alternate panel DAT members are also chosen at ** * 4L* * AlUIL****-4%W**** random. *4414 **At** Wig*** IF ***UP** * 4L* * ** * 41 * * * * *II 20 ***** LSAT A faculty member should G R E . try to "know" his grievance panel members if he doesn't AT G S Bfon101Oif updated already, said Dr. Marvin ,...., lot 0 CAT toviewS of c my, Lee, economics professor. losserlt and tot use Since the faculty member CPAT 01 supplementary involved and the ad- SPECIAL PRE-FALL SALE ministration each may FLEX , mot vof for E Fm G rnmsed lessons challenge two panel mem- bers without cause, the NAT'L MED BDS grievant may want to ON ALL SUEDE AND LEATHER disqualify anyone he SAT-VAT believes will be prejudiced 25 twin, Stteem for the administration, Lee Sam F rancosco, Ca. 94 I 0115)4711371 added. Al Barela, associate professor of art, said he thought the information JACKETS presented at Wednesday's meeting was "very beneficial and authoritative." 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