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Volume 87, Number 35 Friday, October 22, 1976 Phone: 277-3181 City tables Ad hoc committee interviews five parking lot price raise applicants for vacant A.S. position Five persons have applied for the Jonathon Fil, political science the Law Club. Fit has not been active in campus He is interested in "expansion of SJSU students who park in the A.S. attorney general's position that senior; Steven Moritz, liberal He said he would seek more stu- politics since coming to SJSU but the office and in getting students dirt lots at the east end of campus will be left open by the resignation of studies senior; and Scott Soper, dent input to the attorney general's would like to work in student govern- involved." He said he would "a ork have been given a temporary Perry Litchfield. business junior. office and the Speech and Communi- ment. with council committees such as the reprieve. A special ad hoc committee inter- The applicants were questioned cations Department might offer "I'd like to provide effective AFC, to make sure that students are The San Jose Redevelopment viewed three applicants Wednesday by the Daily about their views of the credit for assisting the attorney service to the students and make the represented and heard." Agency yesterday tabled a and will interview two more today. attorney general's office. Following general. office open and responsive to student As a dorm student, he said he motion to raise the 25-cent fee to The committee is expected to is a summary of their responses. He said he would like to see a needs," he said. would be able to give special at- 75 oents. present a candidate for council Crawford-Drobot was narrowly "codification" of rules and regula He would like to see administra- tention to dorm students' needs. Art Hormel, chairman of the confirmation Wednesday. defeated by Litchfield in last year's tions affecting students at SJSU. tive policies more flexible and relax Soper has not worked in A.S. but city parking advisory authority . Under consideration are Ronald attorney general election. He was "There are students attending the policy toward "administrative has worked with the Office of suggested the agency consider Beaman, speech and communica- chairman of the Academic Fairness the university who are not aware of F's." Leisure Activities and has been the matter after the increase is tions senior; Robert Crawford-Dro- Committee (AFC) last semester and rules they could possibly be violat- Investigation is "most impor- involved in campus service projects. discussed with the university. bot, administration of justice senior; has been treasurer and president of ing," he said. tant," he said. Any attorney general If appointed, he said he would fol- Hormel said raising fees at has "resources at his disposal to low the lines Litchfield has set for this time would put pressure on employ in ways he feels necessary to the operation of the office. . the university when discussing their (the student's) cause." "The office of attorney general possible solutions to the parking Moritz at one time served on the has changed," he said. "It used to be problem. AFC and was an assistant on the un- the attorney general acted as a law- The two lots, bordered by dergraduate curriculum committee. yer to the A.S. Judiciary. Now he is Third, San Fernando, Fourth and He is also president of the English more of a trouble shooter for the San Carlos streets, are owned by Club and was an assistant to 1974-75 students," he added. the Redevelopment Agency. Attorney General Mike Roberts. "A lot of the job is going to in- They are leased to Ampco, a He sees the job of the attorney volve investigation," he said, citing private firm, on a day-to-day general as "trying to interact with council spending as one of the things lease. the council, the executive and the that could be closely scrutinized. about The lots, which hold administration as a student rep- The Daily was unable to contact 1,000 cars, are part of the future resentative." Beaman in the time provided. San Antonio Plaza project. Councilman Joe Colla recom- mended the increase at a council meeting last month. Colla said he requested a Insured rights not study on the fee increase "on behalf of some constituents in the downtown area." Stanley Twardus, head of the utilized by students economic development depart- ment, said the staff recom- By Dean Cheatham then with the dean of the school con- mended raising the fee to 75 It was not until 1969 that the cerned. cents. Supreme Court ruled students do not "If the student believes that the However, Councilman Al leave their constitutional rights problem has not been resolved at Garza said the extra revenue behind when they enter college. these levels, he may submit his would not be significant to the Even though students are no grievance to the Academic Fairness city. longer treated as children in the Committee." "Students are going to need control of a "parent" university, One of the problems the com- parking," he said. "As it is, their understanding of their rights mittee faces is an inability to view parking is already bad in that has not matured as fast as the rights some grade books. area." themselves, according to members "There are some cases where of the Academic Senate's student af- faculty members have refused the Into every campaign a little rain must fall. This isn't a dale, as he reacts to demonstrators outside City Hall fairs committee. Academic Fairness Committee high point for vice-presidential candidate Walter Mon. while Mayor Janet Gray Hayes looks on. "Students don't know what rights access to their grade books, they actually have," said Dr. Daniel although usually professors are Unruh, committee member. willing," Graham said. "There are some areas where He said most of the problems are Mondale verbally attacks Republicans students don't really exercise their with temporary faculty who leave rights," said Allen Graham, com- the university and take their grade mittee chairman and student books with them. Another problem is verbally senator. "Either they don't know grade books with incomplete in- demonstrators attack Mondale about or don't want to exercise those formation on how grades were deter- Almost 1,(5011 spectators, some running mate. posters were slogans which read the same. We won't play your elec- rights." mined, Graham said. Neating Carter-Mondale buttons Mondale wasted no time in "Welcome Fritz," "Fritz is a tion game," and "We demand jobs, A detailed statement on student He said the Student Affairs Com- ind others holding unfavorable lashing out at Ford, reminding those mellow cat" and "Bury Jerry." not air." rights and responsibilities drafted mittee is working on a proposal that )anners and shouting anti-election at the rally about Ford's debate But posters that Mondale did not But in an effort to divert the by the Academic Senate in 1971 is would make grade books the tlogans, greeted Sen. Walter statement that Eastern Europe is recognize in his opening remarks people's attention from the pro- available in the Student Services property of the university rather 'Fritz" Mondale at a rally Wednes- not under Soviet domination. were those being held up by the testors to himself, Mondale said, office. than the property of the professor. lay afternoon outside San Jose City Mondale, 48, told the audience Revolutionary Student Brigade from "That's all right. When you're on the The right to challenge a grade is Students also have the right to -fall. that if Carter and Mondale carry SJSU. outside and you are wrong the only one that many students may invoke serve on Academic Senate, AS., and What the crowd heard was 20 California, they will win overall. About a dozen protestors from thing you can do is to act un- in their college career, yet students departmental committees. minutes of lashing of the Republican In the beginning of his speech, the brigade stood throughout the civilized." may not be aware of the details "Years ago, students fought for iarty and a plea for Californians to Mondale noted the posters that rally holding up banners and shout- The Minnesota senator told the involved in this right, according to more say in university government tote for Jimmy Carter Mondale's greeted him. Among the many ing slogans like "Ford, Carter, Both crowd today's unemployment rate of John Brazil, committee member and service on committees and now more than six per cent is the highest and lecturer in the Humanities De- it's difficult to get students to serve rate since the Great Depression of partment. on the committees they fought for," the 1920s and '30s. The Statement on Student Rights said Don DuShane, Student Services He -accused the Ford admini- and Responsibilities reads in part: administrative assistant. "I think stration of not knowing "how to put "If a student believes his rights that's unfortunate." America back to work." have been denied in a classroom A.S. has been working for student Mondale spoke about inflation (including prejudiced or capricious rights involving the A.S. budget, and how many republican politi- assignment of grades), he should according to Steve Wright, A.S. cians do not think it is so bad. He first make every effort to resolve the public information officer. The said for the rich in this country that matter with the professor involved. student presidents association, a may be true, but for someone living "If this fails, he should seek statewide group, will introduce in in the medium or low income resolutions with first the appro- January a legislative bill that could bracket those politicians are wrong. priate department chairman, and As a solution to the inflation Continued on Page 3 problem, Mondale noted the need for more competition in business. The vice presidential nominee said that because of the campaign, Ford has been telling everyone how he wants to provide health care for everyone, jobs for all, as well as housing for everyone. But, said Mon- dale, these are the same things Ford has been fighting against all his life. He said Ford stands "foursquare for houses but not for housing." He also said Ford is for labor but not for labor rights. Poking fun at the Republican administration, Mondale said that it Photos tw Davtri Park,',:,, admires the United States so much it Vice presidential would like to buy them. However, he candidate Walter "Fritz" Mondale greets supporters after a recent speech in San Jose added, they are not for sale. Ex-con wants to try middle America By Sheryl Siminoff understood what breakfast was." He on my block," he said. He appealed the case as just After 20 years of living a life of saw prision as heaven compared to He became part of a gang who something to do and won. Time, Donald Johnson wants to the world outside. fought society and authority. After spending seven years at xperience middle-class America. While in prison he became a "We were in a war against San Quentin, Folsom, Soledad and Johnson, a business major and Muslim, a black nationalist and a America," Johnson said. "We did Chino Prison, Johnson decided he he financial aids coordinator for the revolutionary. not care about society and society was never going back. i.ISU Alternative Program, decided He read what inmates called did not care about us." Realizing that he was only vic- me did not like himself; he did not "Communistic material," he also He drank, smoked pot, popped timizing himself and being mani- ike committing crimes. read everything about the blacks in pills and got hooked on heroin at 17. pulated, he decided to try to live "Life had no meaning," Johnson America. At one point in his life, Johnson realistically. iaid. "A life of crime is like being on "Reading takes you off in a was sentenced to death for kid- "I derided that you just could not constant merry-go-round." political sphere," Johnson said. napping, robbery, and assault with a whip the system and that I could Johnson, who came to SJSU in "You start viewing things dif- deadly weapon while robbing a better influence the system by being Ally, 1975, was still incarcerated ferently and you become politically store. in it," he said. Own he applied to the university's aware." He shot it out with the Los Johnson said he wants to live 1Iternative Program, which helps Johnson's family, originally from Angeles police and hit the store well. He has the same wants and he ex-convict enter school. Louisiana, settled in East Los owner over the head. desires of any other man he wants Since age six, he has been in and Angeles where Johnson faced an Judge eventually revoked the to live well. He sees college as a mt of prison. environment of hostility and death penalty sentence, ruling that vehicle in achieving these desires. Prison was not punishment for poverty. bodily harm to the owner was not "I love America," Johnson said, lay 1, I Pa, m "America was not too liberal in enough to warrant the death "and I'm not against property or Donald Johnson financial aids coordinator for Alternative Program. "For the first time," he said, "I the '50s, and blacks were not wanted penalty. materialism. I.

October 22, 1976, Page 2 Opinion Sex inequality not in words, but in our society's thoughts By Laurie Slothower controls the kind of mode of expres- It's being told, as I was when my While I hesitate to criticize any sion available. Thus, as in 1984, you car broke down at a 7-11, that I movement to correct the sexual can reduce the kind of ideas avail- should get a boyfriend who is a inequality between men and women, able by taking away the words for mechanic. 4 I must say I found the American them. It's being told that I should think lv a PA. Psychiatric Association's ( APA ) By eliminating the words to twice about taking a job as a grocery guidelines to correct sexist language express freedom, you can eliminate clerk because it involves moving , I AS I );' a case of putting the cart before the freedom and, by constantly saying "heavy" cases of Coca-Cola. horse. mankind to include woman, you pro- It's being told that a certain job According to an article published gram people to think of women as needs men, as though jobs require a se. ramvisioniog. A in Monday's Spartan Daily, the APA nonexistant and unimportant. penis or a vagina. There are only a ' has sent the school departments few jobs that require a penis or a guidelines of the association's task vagina. force on sexual bias published last Laurie Slothower is a Spartan Sexism, in short, is a defect in June. Daily staff writer on the Arts and human relations and attitudes, and Among the corrections suggested Entertainment desk. language is a reflection of these atp- was the use of the terms "person, tudes not vice-versa. one, being, humankind" instead of But the problem of sexism is not Changing the language is a gender-linked words like man and words. It is people. trendy short-cut to the real job of mankind. This solution is a reduction as humanizing ourselves. Instead of saying, "the chim- effective and as roundabout as The last straw in this vein oc- panzee received mothering," said trying to change your character by curred this week in New York the APA report, we should say, "the changing your handwriting which where, according to a wire story, an chimpanzee received parental can, by the way, be done. avid feminist filmmaker named Ella care." But sexism to me isn't literary. Donna Cooperman tried to change Besides the fact that this devital- For that matter, it isn't even her name to you guessed it "sv izes and depersonalizes language, political. It's a very human problem. Karen Cooperperson. we could well ask: what next? It's not being able to walk to my "I support your sincerity but this Personhole instead of manhole? car without being raped, as recently would hold the feminists up to ridi- Herstory instead of history? Woper- happened to an SJSU art major. It's cule," Judge Scileppi said in deny- son instead of woman? living with the fear of rape when ing the motion. The argument runs that language men don't have to. He is so right. For-sights Halloween and other holidays Letters threatened by lack of pumpkins By Steve Forsythe youngsters include paper skeletons key on Thanksgiving, the family can The cold, black type leaped from on doors, porches covered with silky look forward to a piece of uh, the newspaper page, catching my string-like cobwebs and records banana cream pie? eye and sending a chill racing down emitting noises of screaming women As the Grandmother works veto of the YSA's funding. The YSA my back. and rattling chains from a phono- diligently in her kitchen to prepare a calls for the reversal of this undemo- Flushing out Without emotion or distress, the graph hidden in the bushes. Christmas dinner, the tantalizing Camejo's talk cratic move. headline proclaimed "The Great aroma of baking oh, Danish bear In the meantime, the YSA plans Pumpkin Squished by Drought." Steve Forsythe is the Assistant claws fill the house. to do whatever is needed to bring Omigod! Halloween is just Opinion Page Editor of the Spartan The time has come to take ac- Daily. not cancelled Camejo here, and put together as big toilet problem around the corner! tion! a meeting for him as possible. The Accompanying the story was a This Halloween, everyone must Editor: But most importantly, there is socialist alternative will be heard at Editor: save the pumpkin insides and jar it. Socialist Workers presidential picture of a large pumpkin patch in the jack-o-lantern, the pumpkin San Jose State University. A couple of weeks ago, you Save it for the holidays and pumpkin candidate Peter Camejo will speak Fremont. As far as the eye could which sits on the fence, or in the published a letter from a student pie! as scheduled next Monday at 8 p.m. see, there were little pumpkins, big window, flashing a flickering smile David Keepnews who found certain shortcomings in skinny pumpkins Also, save those pumpkin seeds in the S.U. Ballroom. pumpkins, and fat from a sparsely-toothed mouth. It's YSA chairperson the assignment of separate johns for pumpkins. and start planting them. The decision to veto A.S. funding crudely carved triangular eyes, History junior faculty and students. It resembled a crowd at a Day On Let's turn our backyards into of Camejo's talk will not keep it from jumping from the candle flame I have a friend in the water busi- The Green concert at the Oakland pumpkin farms and repopulate the taking place. The Young Socialist inside, stare eerily at the children ness who I thought might be in- Coliseum. earth with whole, healthy pumpkins. Alliance feels that what Camejo is edging cautiously toward the house. terested in the student's complaints, But the headline under the pic- This new batch of pumpkins Will coming to say is important and that Halloween can live without the feminist and therefore sent the letter on to ture shouted out the message which then have offspring of their own. students and faculty need to hear a Is a paper monsters and fabricated tor- him. His reply might be of some pumpkin aficionados everywhere And once again, the earth will be one discussion of the problems people ture soundtracks. interest to your readers. have feared the pumpkin produc- happy pumpkin patch! face in this country today. But no healthy, large, well-round- "The president was very pleased tion is on the pitiful path of plunging And Charles Schultz won't have President James Ferguson's very female? ed pumpkins to both scare and A.S. to receive your views on various to invent a "Great Casaba Melon" publicity for Camejo's into the perilous pit of post-exis- delight the trick-or-treaters? How assertion that matters of interest to him as ex- for Linus to wait for on Halloween "A.S. endorsement" for Editor: tence. ghostly er, ghastly! talk implied pressed in your letter of the 8th. Eve! campaign is specious. I read with interest Phyllis The story told of the serious ef- Granted, a slightly deformed Camejo's would, however, appear that Koestenbaum's glorious poetry in "It fect the early rains have had on the pumpkin or a little pumpkin is better interest of our stock- The phrase "sponsored by Asso- the short article about her in today's the very best pumpkin growers. The supply of than no pumpkin at all. But the ef- holders is represented by maintain- ciated Students, SJSU" ( which re- paper (Oct. 20). pumpkins is down, especially large fect is lost. Write Us quo. ferred, of course, to this AS-spon- I am, however, curious about ing the status sizes. How ominous is a pumpkin the revolves, of Daily encourages sored event) was added because, ac- several things she appears to say. "The question In Half Moon Bay, the self-pro- size of an apple? One might just as The Spartan around whether we can regarding cording to the A.S. Treasurer's of- When she is quoted as saying "I sup- course, claimed pumpkin capitol of Califor- well hollow out an orange and watch your comments a student news fice, all publicity for the talk had to pose my poetry is unusual because sustain the thesis that nia, the quantity of pumpkins is it wilt from the heat. editorials, comments, the same number of you might include it. The YSA was informed in it I am not really a feminist" and flush is worth down by an estimated 4,000 tons. Or how frightening is a gigantic stories or anything flush. Until this after the veto, that as the leaflets then has the paper state on the next points as a faculty The implications of a scarcity of pumpkin that does a "gangster" have on your mind. and verified, we (25)) had not been printed at A.S. ex- line that she is "very female," she decision is made pumpkins on Oct. 31 is frightening. lean to the left? Best letters are short maintain pense, A.S. sponsorship did not have leaves me in confusion. feel it mandatory to City streets on Hallo. _en night If the majority of the pumpkins words and to the point. The to be noted on the leaflets. Is she implying that to be a separate flushing stations. are populated by a multitude of tiny look like that, kids everywhere Spartan Daily reserves the right co-ming- Ferguson raised the objection feminist is to not be "very female?" "Naturally, post-flush monsters, princesses and police- better hide their big, well-rounded to edit for libel, length and style. and, all things that the Camejo talk is "political" Or has the Spartan Daily unfor- ling is not our concern men, being followed down the street and, curiously enough, very orange All letters should be signed would substantiate and, therefore, not legally fundable tunately quoted her out of context? being equal, by a lumbering adult, shivering in basketballs. It's hard to play basket- with the author's name, major various disciplines. by the A.S. In fact, he informed YSA equality of the an overcoat, who gets neither the ball with a ball that has two eyes, a and class standing. of course, to let members that this was his major ob- Dr. Barbara Joans "It is our hope, thrill of make-believe nor free nose and a big smile carved into it. Letters may be submitted at words of the jection to A.S. funding of the event SJSU Women's Studies these things, in the candy. But if the coming Halloween the Daily office ( JC 208) between that, regardless of whether A.S. vernacular, all hang out." Unless of course, they pilfer the night seems to be in danger because 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday sponsorship had appeared on the Editor's note: Mrs. Koestenbaum little one's goodie bag once bedtime of a lack of pumpkins, think of the through Friday, or by mail. Wendel leaflet, he planned to veto it! was quoted correctly. What she Thomas has come. holiday season not far away. He declined to raise this "legal" implied appears to be her belief. History professor The fantasy be,ng lived by the After polishing off a delicious tur- question with anyone prior to the veto, although he had ample oppor- Spartan Daily YSA request for A.S. tunity. The Serving the San Jose State money for the event was voted on at U versity community Since laai a Tuesday meeting of the Special Allocations committee and a Editonir Tom Tait .Advertising Manager Gary Stapleton Wednesday A.S. Council meeting. 'thief Photographer anIzonatn-st Ferguson was present at the News Editor Heidi Tuesday meeting, and not only lilyr Editor y Opinion Page Editor StevennR Taylor declined to question the legality of clayout rtor Pam Cronin the request, but voted in favor of it! Editor Kathy Manor Camejo spoke at SJSU last year Arts and Entertainment Editor Robert Burns under A.S. auspices and with A.S. 'sports Editor Steven Soares funds. Camejo, who earns his living Photo Editor Erie Luse writing and lecturing, was paid a Assistant News Editor Jim Jones by Assistant Opinion $150 honorarium. PSteveeEditor Forsythe Assistant ag Editors Nick Baptista Why would A.S. sponsorship of a Rial Cummings John Hayes talk by Camejo be legal last year Retail Ad Manager Lori Runge and illegal this year? We are unable National Ad Manager.... Lauren Ostia to second-guess James Ferguson's Art Director Barbara Brown classified and Promotion., Wade Goertz motives, but what happened bet- Business Manager Kathy Tait ween last Wednesday and Monday to Reporters Pam Alexander. change his conception of A.S Randy drown. Gilbert Chan. Steve 'haves, Dean Cheatham. Ron Coverson, legality (at least in regards to social- Burt Dekker. Kevin Dwyer. Myke Fein. ists)? man. Thelma Fiester. Larry Goldstein. The funding of Camejo's meeting Dennis Howe, Dave Johnson, Robyn McGee, Ray McNeil Jr., Forrest Miller, falls within the bounds of legality Thereonkr: Padilla, Jamie Roza', SherVi and propriety. The YSA did nothing Siminoff,I. Laurie Slothower, Diana wrong in publicizing the meeting. Teasland, Valerie Tucker. Marion Whit Instead, the council's decision to Cartoonist Richard Taylor fund the meeting has been over- l'hotographers...... Walter Blackford turned because the speaker is .lim Byous. Jayne Evans-Windham. JELZ Richard Green. Catalina Guevara. Neil judged too "political". AN4010' Hinshaw. Russell Lee, David Pacheco. Scott Woodham. If this veto stands, it can set a NAK Public Relations Director Rick Gaunt dangerous precedent. All student Advertising Staff Holly Bourne Paul Calera. Charles Carter, Denise rol groups concerned with social issues ling, Jeff Dover, Nick Farina, Darrell could face the arbitrary decision by Gray, Nancy Hansa*, John Hughes, De an A.S. official that their events are Ann Klassen, Wayne Little. Barbara McConnell. Duane Maidens. Corinne too "political" or otherwise contro- IF I'M LATE,YOU CAN THANK OLD PRANCER OR DANCER OR WHATEVER HIS NAME IS! ' Mar. Ross Mehan, Geoff Orem, Martin versial. Perez, Enn Purdmaa, Lynn Rose, Kathy The right of all socially-involved sanders. Ignatius *en,. William Whit- low. Florence Wong. Dave Woodside, groups to he funded, and to function, Donna Zahner. Arlene Zimmerm An. is called into question by Ferguson's October 22, 1976, Page 3 Local transit system gets praise Student rights

By Randy Brown He said when he took in finishing highway the manufacturers are Praising the Santa office in March, 1975, $11 construction projects such requiring $1 billion worth of not exercised Clara County Transit billion was budgeted for as the unfinished overpass orders before they will System, U. S. Secretary of federal transportation. at the intersection of High- start producing, he said. Continued from Page 1 field. A.S. attorney Transportation William Now, he said the United way 280 and U.S. 101. In his concluding give student autonomy general. Coleman said Wednesday States is spending 01 Concerning statements statements, Coleman over A.S. budgets, Wright Before 1971, students in- he was amazed at the billion for federal tran- made by Gov. Brown on the reminded his audience added. volved in civil matters such public transportation sportation. limiting of highway con- again how the federal The chancellor's opinion as campus thefts, were system put together Government limited struction projects, government has limited is that A.S. budgets, judged by peers in the A.S. "almost from scratch." "In a democratic Coleman said he agreed funds and he complimented derived from student fees, Judiciary Council, accord- Coleman, speaking at a society the government is programs which worked President Ford as well as are state funds that should ing to Litchfield. luncheon for 150 San Jose limited to how much tax yesterday may not be right the whole Cabinet. be controlled by university Now the A.S. Council businessmen, told his money the people are for today. However, he said Representatives blamed administrators. hears only those cases audience the work being willing to stand for," projects which have been Coleman put the blame which deal with infractions Administrators put into the transit system Coleman said. started should be finished. on the political representa- say stu- of A.S. rules. is a plus factor when He said 43 per cent of Aircraft noisy tives for not knowing how dents don't vote in elections According to a student putting in an annual ap- every taxpayer's income Turning to aircraft the taxpayers want their and are transient, and disciplinary procedural plication for a federal goes into supporting noise, Coleman said he is money spent. therefore should not have statement dealing with control over the budget, grant. government service. working on a statute to "What you need is infractions of university according to Wright. The transportation Coleman said he has regulate the amount of political leaders who have rules: secretary added because of decided that is "the limit noise coming from jets. "Evidence, proceed- the courage to say 'This is But he added that stu- people to He said only 17 per cent ings, findings and recom- Santa Clara County's work, we can expect what I think you need. If dents have been making the of jets in this country meet mendations, but not the transit system is going pay." you want money for some small gains in the be said he has the noise standards set by final decision of the presi- given $10.2 million Coleman another program, tell me area of rights and the working on the the United States. dent, will be confidential this year. Coleman said been where to take it from,' "he administrators are slowly this would add 100 federal transportation He added it is possible and .shall not be made buses to said. evolving to an awareness budget so $1 billion could be today to manufacture public by the institution or its fleet. He told the audience that students should have a Coleman, 55, also talked given back to the states for planes that are 30 per cent that although he did not by any participant in the voice in university mat- hearings. about the changes in their use. less noisy than current really come to San Jose to ters. priorities regarding For example, Coleman aircraft. campaign for Ford, he transportation in the said the extra money given The only problem with thought the President "has One of the most complex William Coleman speaking at a luncheon Wednesday. United States. to California could be used getting the planes built is done a great job." areas of student rights is in coinit disciplinary hearings. Vic LSAT exam "Students used to have no minimum a lot more rights in disci- Sig Motion to override YSA veto fails prep course plinary hearings than they KINKO'S A motion to override soring Camejo and Title V leaflets were paid for by failed to put "A.S. spon- saw the portion stating do now," said Perry Litch- 123S 3rd St 295-4336 President James Fer- of the Education Code the YSA and the portion sored" on handbills an- Camejo is candidate for guson's veto of funds states student money may denoting A.S. sponsorship nouncing the speech and president as an adjective being offered allocated for the Young not be used to support a was added because he used to support a presiden- describing the candidate. Socialists Alliance candidate for public office. thought it was necessary. funding unless it did so. A two-day preparation (YSA) Edna Campbell, council was defeated at Councilman Nathan course for the Law School Wed- Presentations were vice-chairwoman, said the nesday's A.S. Council He said last year when Price, one of the two voting Admission Test (LSAT) made by A.S. attorney issue is not whether council meeting. Camejo spoke the group for the override, said he will be offered Oct. 30-31 at `

Sigma Delta Chi, The going to the national interested in part-time, There will be a women's Society of Professional convention in Los Angeles temporary or full-time jobs poetry reading at 7 p.m. Journalists, will sponsor a are to meet at 9:30 a.m. will be held by the Career today at the Rainbow Lady bake sale Monday. Monday in JC 208. Planning and Placement Coffee House, 408 E.: Members are to bring their Department from 10:15 William St. Readers will Publicity chairpersons cakes by the booths outside to 2:15 Monday on the include Karen Bnodine, Sourcr, ,,frnr.r,tv el Se n,. who were unable to attend the Student Union and the street level of the S.U. Phhylis Koestenbaum and Wednesday's Spartan Journalism Dept. by noon. Francis Phillips. Students interested in Daily press information The Indian Student There's enough coal to generate meeting are invited to Association will hold a There will be a Campus attend another orientation meeting from noon to 1 Ministry mass for all scheduled for 12:30 p.m. electricity in the US. for centuries. Ditil: p.m. today in the S. U. people at 5 p.m. Sunday at rSpartan Monday in JC 117. Pacheco Room. All in- the Campus Christian Serving the San Jose State terested students are in- Center, 300 S. 10th St. But it's no simple energy solution here. University Community Calvin Stewart, Since vited to attend. 1314 associate professor of Second class postage paid at San philosophy at SJSU, will Jose. California Member of Cali speak on "Black forma Newspaper Publishers Asso * * * * * * * * * First, canon and the Associated Press Philosophy" at 3 p.m. the good news. Published daily by San Jose State today in the S. U. Monday University, except Saturday. and Guadalupe Room. Cinema Sunday dunng the college year The presents The coal resources of the United opinions expressed herein are not States are large enough to satisfy all of necessarily those of the Associated Leadership training the nations energy needs for 200 years '.`sr( ,urInge StImm..rm.ion class, sponsored by or more. Most of it is in the Western or the De.pa rtment of JournMiem and Campus Crusade for states, and fortunately much of it is low Advertising Subscnphons accepted THE PROFESSIONALS in sulfur content. only on a remainder of semester Christ, will begin at 7:30 POISE is actively investigating coal basis Foil academic year, $9 each. tonight in the Education as a future fuel for power generation. Semester. $450 Off campus price building Room 100. Burt Lancaster and we have recently acquired sub- In" copy, 10 cents Phone 2771181 stantial coal reserves in Utah. Advertising 777 3171 Pnnted by Morris Dailey Suburban Newspaper Publications, A fall job round-up of- Inc Cupertino fering information and 500 7 Et 10 50C assistance for all students Now the bad news.

Associated Students and KFAT Present Reliance on coal resources for a major part of California k energy supply woitld create considerable logistical and JOHN HARTFORD environmental problems. Unfortunately, there is no coal in commercial quantity in California, and the closest is almost 1.000 miles away. A 2.000 megawatt power plant would Sunday, Oct 24 require shipments of 137 rail carloads of Coal a day and burning it would produce 900 tons of ash a day a substantial waste disposal problem. 8 p.m. Morris Dailey Even if approval could be obtained from sister Western states to bum coal just 5 years, the price of lust oil has there and transmit the electricity to increased sixfold and the average price California, it would be more costly than for natural gas has tnpled, accounting Facing the locating the plants in California. for most of our rate increases. problem together However, we shall continue to work We have the nation's only geothermal on solving the problems and to develop power development. largest in the world. our coal resources. Coal is one of the and we are expanding it. However, I he demand primary energy sources needed to help we estimate it would supply only about to grow, partly her .ur, lui(ttion lull meet California's growing energy needs. 10 percent of our needs by 1985. continues to grow And the problem of These limitattons are reasons why our meeting this growing demand Is critical fifth pnmary source of energy nuclear For out part. we will continue our is so important. and why we. like urgent efforts to develop all available Othcr sources other utility systems here and abroad. sources, to find new ways louse energy of energy. have turned to uranium as power plant more efficiently, and to kccp you pro. with fuel. When our two nuclear units at valed with adequate energy and reliable Diablo Canyon go into operation. they service at the lowest possible cost. For special There are 5 sources of energy which can produce electricity for about 40 your part, the effective way to help PG&E now uses for generating percent less than new oil -fired plants, control the %waling cost of energy is electricity. despite higher initial construction costs. to use less of it. We encourage you to guests Northern California has one of the Wind, solar, garbage, tides, ocean do so because the energy you use is too or nation's most extensive hydroelectric thermal differences, fusion and other precious... and too costly to waste. rd systems. It produces relatively Inex- developing technologies may someday m. pensive e'er tnoty Hut nearly all eco- help us supply your energy. Some may Save energy- ell' nomical and acceptable hydro sites have take years to prove out. Others may The NEW already been developed. never become efficient or reliable you'll save money too. oil have But if and int Thatk why natural gas and enough to be competitive. 10, become more prominent in our energy when they are ready. well be ready too. of- ASS REVIVAL mix. Unfortunately, the costs of these In the meantime, we must meet your PGreilE ell fossil fuels have been skyrocketing. In demands for electricity. De ra ne tin by tit- I de. October 22, 1976, Page 4 Expanded stadium to see Injury plague back By Dave Johnson The hurts are back. Pac-8 teams Bunzel The injury problem which had plagued the By Jamie Rose projected completion The community football team since gJSU President John date for the fund raising needs it, the university SJSU game almost Bunzel said that once drive was extended will benifit from it the the Stanford cleared up last Spartan Stadium is from Dec. 3 to March 10 most and the alter- completely Spartans expanded to its project- when they elected to natives are two," week, and the the field against Long ed seating capacity the seperate the seat option Bunzel continued took State in the Spartans could play any plan phase of the "Number one, there will !leach condition the team in the Pacific-8 campaign from the be no expansion or two, healthiest been in since the Conference at home. major gifts contribu- there will be a brand team had opener against Utah State. The only PAC -8 tions phase because of a new stadium. And a However, last week's 34- schools on the Spartans lack of specifics. brand new stadium win over the 49ers proved present schedule are Under the seat option because of the cost is not In be a costly one, and or . Cal and Stanford. plan donators would a viable alternative." of the Spartans' 4 Bunzel told members contribute from $500 to Many students seven iiireliNirwe front-line players have of the SJSU media in a $12,500 for the rights to a around campus feel that been hobbled in this week's press conference Tues- specified seat in the the expansion to 37,000 practice sessions. day afternoon that if the stadium. seats will not help the Flanker Gary Mad- expansion of the Clear-headed Spartans as much as docks, who caught a 16- stadium is successful in According to Murphy expected, because Pat Sir,, yard pass last week to give increasing its present people do not want to many of the big football him 1014 career yards at Spartan flanker Gary Maddocks makes an unsuccessful tomorrow's game against Fresno State becaUuselp of6 seating capacity of donate unless they are schools that SJSU hopes SJSU, will miss tomor- attempt at a pass on the wet turf at Berkeley, Oct. 2. sprained neck He may be able to return for the season's 37,000 "we do give a specific seat and to attract will not come final home game, 18,000 to row's PCAA contest Maddocks, who ranks fourth in all- time career yardage Oct. 30, against the University of Santa open up at this time this is im- to play in a 37,000 seat for pass Spartan will miss Clara. automatically against Fresno State receivers in history, the possibilities for a possible to do because stadium when their own because of a sprained neck both flanker and split end muscle strain in the back, bruised thigh. Ford worked drowas "probable" schedule .. . that can the actual plans for the is twice as large. which has forced him to behind Gary Dudley. but will probably see some lightly this week and tomorrow. bring in other kinds of stadium have not been Long term out wear a neck brace this Johnson was the action tomorrow. If Blain will play some Linebacker Randy Gill schools beyond those we drawn up. Bunzel expressed his probably week. Team trainer Jim Spartans' most valuable can't play, his position will against' Fresno State, but nursing an ankle injury are playing now." "The trustees will reaction to this sen- Welsh described Mad- player on offense in the Cal be taken by Coleman Kells, 100%. most of the season speaking appoint an architect timent by referring to may not be at "Normally docks' injury as "similar to State Fullerton game, in a 6-6, 280-pound junior from reinjured the ankle Satur- University next month," Murphy the expansion as having we play the a whiplash." which he caught fouc Fullerton. Tailback James Tucker, day night, and will be "at California there and said, "and as of Jan. 27 long term effects. of According to wide passes. Defensive tackle Fred who rambled for 60 yards 70 per cent ef- anywhere from we will have formal "We may not draw draw receiver coach Mike Senior tackle John Ford at nearly full on 12 carries against the ficiency," according to 25 and 35,000 specifications." teams like Michigan between Flores, junior Larry Blain, a three-year strength last week after a 99ers, sustained a slight head coach Lynn Stiles. play the Bunzel said that the right away," Bunzel we could Johnson will take Mad- mainstay on the offensive herniated muscle had kept concussion in that game Despite the injury, Gill - University of California people involved in the said. docks' flanker position, line, is questionable for the him sub-par for three and hasn't taken any hard should see some action. here," Bunzel said. "We campaign are "clear- "We had a choice. with senior Jim LeJay Bulldogs. According to weeks is hurting again, workouts this week. Ac- could play almost any headed businessmen" We know we couldn't getting a lot of action at Welsh, Blab suffered a this time with a severely cording to Welsh. Tucker is school in the Pac-8 that recognize this as an raise enough money for here," opportunity for the a stadium of 50,000 community. much less 75,000, its un- SJSU a favorite s, 4 $6 million-6 weeks "1 think they feel realistic,'' Bunzel The $6 million-in-six- that the seat option plan continued. "Given that, ,A weeks, proposed ex- for this stadium, for this we knew the only choice MIDDLE EAST pansion was originally community, at this point we had was to try to get Invitational next for runners Grocery in time is probably the a stadium a size that to be privately funded l'he Pleasant Hill In- college division for the Stanford and SJSU, Howell vitational, one of the big HAWA MARKET best way to arrive at the would be compatible through a combination vitational is next stop for Spartans will be, Dan said. meets of the year for gift con- amount of money we with our short term and of major I he SJSU cross country Gruber, Wayne Hurst, The top runners in the women. 286-2394 tributions and donations need." modest range long term team tomorrow. This meet Jack Reime, Dan Harvey, meet should be Duane under a seat option plan. Bunzel said there is a goals." is one of the biggest of the Lope Vargas, Steve Fuller Harms, Aggie Track Club, Following a meeting, "tremendous" amout Murphy said, in season according to Jim and Rick Green. Dean Martin, Cal, Ed r PARTS between SJSU Athletic of enthusiasm in the reaction to student FOR ALL Howell, assistant cross Also running for the Langford, Fresno State, Director Bob Murphy, community right now sentiment, "without the country coach. first time this season will Jerry Emory, Stanford and Campaign Coordinator towards this project. increase the only "Our guys should do be Rusty Nahirny. the Spartans own Dan IMPORTED CARS Ben Reichmuth and Major gifts chairman alternative is to rest in real well. The course is "Rusty is a 4:05 miler Gruber. Free T-Shirt with Director of University Stan Chinchen has the second echelon of relatively flat and this will who ran at Pleasant Hill The meet will start at 11 Relations Jim Noah late already reported football schools and we $25.00 Purchase work to our advantage," last year and did quite well. a.m. and will be held in Tuesday afternoon, the pledges of $500,000. don't belong there." Student Howell said. A meet like this helps him Concord. Judy Graham Discount The reason that most of prepare for the upcoming who usually travels with OPEN SAT. 8- SUN. I he harriers should excel at track season," Howell said. the team will be else Pleasant Hill is that they Rich Kimball will be where. B.A.P. Foreign Auto Parts are for the most part competing in the open Graham will represent 1695 W. San Carlos 298-3196 distance runners during division for SJSU. Kimbal SJSU in the Reedley In- the track and field season. is a transfer student and is Although the course is not eligible to compete in longer than most cross the college division due to country legs, five miles, it NCAA rules. Nike's Waffle Story is easier to run on a flat There will be 12 teams surface than a hilly one, competing in the meet. The according to Howell. strongest teams should be Competing in the Fresno State, UC Berkely, THE WAFFLE TRAINER SAVE $4.00

If there were $24.99 Pulitzer prizes 4... Ong .."4 28.99 r-‘" w I -4- for movies, \ . I think 1 ' , , \ All The - FV.illS W11011.1111 , SJSU fullback Jerry Bevans (light shirt) hooters battle Fullerton in Cerritos President's collides with a UCLA defender in recent Sunday \ t Stadium '\ soccer action The first -in -the -West Men' would capitalize as be a sure Gauchos Blue Nylon winner': Gold Trim sixth ranked booters fall Sizes 7-12 By Jamie Rozzi leading total to Is goals the guys learned a lesson The sixth-ranked SJSU with the score. with the loss." soccer team was dealt a SJSU forward Joe The Spartans, ranked severe blow Tuesday in the Silviera scored his seventh first in the Far West over THE OREGON WAFFLE form of a 3-2 double-over- goal of the season near the an undeafeated Hayward time loss to UC Santa end of the first overtime State squad, face Cal State Barbara. period, following a Gaucho Fullerton Sunday af- / "The loss will probably goal in the opening minute ternoon at 1:30 in the /1' SAVE $2.00 drop us out of the top 10, in of the period, to again tie second game of their THE PRESMENT'S MEN" fact I'm sure it will," head the game 2-2 and send play present four game road "ALL Spartan coach Julie into another overtime. trip. Menendez said. The Gauchos sent the Fullerton, who edged SJSU's high scoring Spartans home with their Colorado 1-0 in the opening $23.99 sophomore Easy Perez tied second loss of the season round of the 1975 NCAA the game 1-1 midway when they scored with two playoffs, were beaten by through the second half , seconds left to play. the University of San - when he took a pass from "We missed some good Francisco, 3-2, in the Al Garcia on a fast break hard shots," Menendez quarterfinals. and looped it over the claimed "and we are The Spartans (8-2-0) are 4...>4 Gaucho goalie. disappointed because we not taking the Titans Perei boosted his nation felt they were a team we lightly. "A lot depends on , could beat." are next six games," LI ON "Their three goals were Menendez said. ,. 1CANNINA366 S. Ilift. MOMS scored on our mistakes," SJSU faces Stanford , I Perez commented. "Our (Oct. 301 and Cal State , enthusiasm went down Hayward (Nov. 2) on the L., last night after each goal and we just road before returning , San Jose Premiere made more mistakes." home for Cal (Nov. 6), , PHANTOM INDIA Menendez agreed that University of Southern i 1&' Santa Barbara had California (Nov. 7) and L., L I ate show Fri Sat Sun capitalized on Spartan Santa Clara (Nov. 13) in its 1.-- I. mistakes and said, "that last game of the season. L L Yellow L L. L Nylon Moderne 1_. L L Green IL.; L. L Trim Something Drug Co. L Li Sizes 6-12 Completely \41, Ils, Different Anthony D.Campagna, Jr. 'Sat begins at t030 01,IFN 7 DAVI YON= CID rata . Sun begins mon... at 9.45 Professional Pharmacists PG mon, team sling IIT 611,1 1 F arty Show Open /14 Sat Sun Mon-Tue. until Midnight NOW AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU CAMPBELL SAN JOSE CUPERTINO 2nd and Santa Clara Streets 374-7550 258-0353 996-1991 or 1992 04, &, ('OS I FY 1N1 f San Jose Phone 998-8800 .V,r. APA. ,,A depiv,A,, .INTIL WEDNESDAY ,r, ,Sio,i 1,4 October 22, 1976, Page 5 SJSU booter Perez finds it harder to be Easy By Jamie Rossi set up our good plays," the UCLA forward) hit me and Perez added, "but the from Sunny% ale High San Jose Earthquakes For Ismael Perez its moustachioed forward con- my first impression came yellow card cooled me School where he played on earlier this season when been Easy since he was tinued. "Al (Gaspar) over me so I accidentally down." four second place varsity Perez had scored three eight but it's getting harder centers the ball from the kicked him on purpose." Perez came to SJSU, on squads. goals, the Quakes general all the time. wing really well which "The intent was there," an athletic scholarship, "We had a good team, manager, at the time, John The SJSU soccer team's helps me.", but every year we Carbray said, "Perez in high scoring sophomore Small build managed to lose a game or my mind is definitely pro was nicknamed "Easy" by Perez, only 5-9 and 140 two and finish second," material." his brother and teammate pounds said that his ability Perez said. Perez said that some Javier when he was eight to control the ball, his Perez turned down a full day he would like to play years old for the relative dribbling skills and his scholarship to the Univer- for the Earthquakes, but ease at which he scored. ability to aim his shots has sity of San Francisco, who right now his main concern "I used to dribble helped him towards his were the NCAA champions is a college education. around other players and success but "I could use last season, to play for the "Right now I prefer col- score real easy when I was more speed and a bigger Spartans. lege to pros, a good edu- a kid," Perez explained, physical build," he added. Pro otters? cation is important," Perez "but it has been getting The business manage- "USF offered me a full concluded. tougher to score every year ment major has found that ride at the end of my junior As Ismael Perez con- since then." he has become a marked year and I thought about tinues to score and as the Perez, who was born in man through his scoring graduating early," Perez game of soccer continues to Jalisco, Mexico, led the na- success. continued. "I decided not to grow. Easy will find that it tion in scoring last year as "The other players graduate early and I told won't be easy any more. a freshman at SJSU with 23 (opponents)* try to frus- USF no. I played out my goals and is presently trate me so I can't play my senior year and Julie leading the nation again game," Perez said. "I ( Menendez, SJSU head after 10 games with 18 don't let it bother me. If one coach) offered me a New SJSU polo coach goals. guy starts to bother me I scholarship here and I took "It is actually a team move around." it because soccer in San effort," the 19-year-old Perez has only been is- Jose was getting big be- young but experienced sophomore said. "The sued two yellow cards this cause of the Earthquakes team assisted me on ac- season. Yellow cards are (San Jose's professional By Chris Georges tually all of my goals last issued by the referees for team) and the business When 23-year-old Tom season and they are doing unsportsman-like conduct. school was one of the best Belfanti, fresh out of col- it again this year. Without off Cooled around." lege, was hired to run a the team behind me I will "A lot of players According to Perez he major university's water couldn't score. My goals step on me from behind, has not received any offers are team goals." polo program, no one could push me .or deliberately to turn professional as of accuse him of being still Perez, one of six take a swing at me," Perez yet. brothers and six sisters, wet behind the ears. claimed, who was issued "The Quakes have in- Belfanti, a 1976 had special praise for two yellow cards in one of those vited me to practice with graduate of UC Berkeley of his teammates. Spartans' recent win the them and I would if I had and SJSU's new water polo "Steve Ryan and Al over UCLA. ' the time." Ddvid Pd. coach, has 11 years of polo Gaspar assist me the most, "Against UCLA, four Following the Spartans' 'Snide! "Easy" Perez, SJSU's premier scoring threat, playing experience under they bring up the ball and times he (Abe El-Khalil, discusses teamwork in an interview yesterday morning. 4-3 exhibition win over the his belt, including the World and Pan-Am Games and three straight NCAA championships. Varsity meets alumni When Belfanti received a phone call at the end of last summer from SJSU math professor Dick Post, as judo opens tonight ( whose son Dave played with Belfanti at Cal), he By Larry Goldstein turing some of the top judo Champ in 1965. Koga also didn't know what to think. Judo starts tonight as stars in the country. won five straight AAU Post said Athletic Director the SJSU varsity goes "You will see more na- championships from 1964- Bob Murphy would like to against the alumni in the tional champions tonight in 68. talk to Self anti. 16th renewal of the varsity- one spot than any other Rounding out the "I didn't really expect alumni meet. The varsity meet all year," Long said. alumni squad are Bill it," Belfanti said of Mur- has won only one of these Another added feature Kauffold, who was the phy's offer to come to SJSU meets and that was in 1971. of the meet will be the ap- NCAA champ in his weight and replace former water However, judokas Len pearance of Krazy George class in 1973, Bob Zambetti, polo coach Mike Monsees, Urso and Brewster Thomp- Henderson. But Henderson head judo, karate and whose contract was not re- son are confident that the will depart from his usual wrestling coach at Cal newed. "Usually, you have to varsity will come out cheerleader role tonight. State Hayward and Gary First year coach sta t at the high school or Tom Belfanti gives instructions to ahead. Henderson will be part Matteoni, a former NCAA Spartan aquamen during practice. "We are ready for them of a strong alumni team champ. J.C. level, and you don't and I'm optimistic that laden with past NCAA just jump in at the univer- know who's in charge." I'm looking for by the end we'll win the match," champions. Leading the varsity in sity level," Belfanti said. Water polo seems to run of the season is con- Thompson said. The alumni team will their quest for an upset will Belfanti explained that in the Belfanti family. sistency." "We are going to beat feature such stars as be Keigh Nakasone, 1975 Murphy, after finalizing his Tom's younger brother, AAU champ, Mike Kessler, the alumni for the second Danny Kikuchi who is the decision, called him one Don, is playing for the Alan Brown, David Fuku- IA Way to Savo Allowsy time in history, you wait only man ever to win three Friday in August and told three-time NCAA cham- hara, Karl Kauffold, Steve and see," a confident Urso consecutive NCAA him to start that Monday. pion Cal Bears, while MARSAL'S Bonior, Len Urso, Mike said. championships. Kikuchi is Belfanti said he was Tom's wife of one year. Nouse of Surplus Stubbefield, Shawn Gib- The match will begin at a heavyweight who was the "completely in the dark" Debbie, played on the bons and Brewster Thomp- Levi's Bells & Cords 7 p.m. in the Men's NCAA champ from 1973-75. about the condition of the women's polo team at son who took second in the Backpacks Shoes Gymnasium. Admission Long will also be com- team, and he had to find out Berkeley. NCAA last year. will be free. peting for the alumns and which players were re- Belfanti considers this a and many other goods "The idea of the match his credentials are also im- This match will only be turning, how much the "rebuilding" year for the 124 E. Sank, Clara is to keep the varsity and pressive. As a heavyweight a preview of things to come Perez displays some of the ball control that has enabled team knew, and where it Spartans, saying, "What ilistween 3rd S. Mt alumni together and get to he won the NCAA cham- in judo here at SJSU. On him to rack up goals against opponents. would be holding practices. know each other. A meet pionship in both 1971 and March 26, 1977 another big After an informal pre- CAMPUS LIFE S ANNUAL like this really promotes '72. tournament will take place season team meeting. team unity," assistant Another top performer in the Men's Gym. That one Kwalick shelved Belfanti and assistant coach Dave Long said.. for the alumni will be Yuzo will be the NCAA cham- coach Shone Azarfar im- The match will be fea- Koga who was the NCAA pionship. mediately began a rigorous by appendectomy training program in order to make up for time lost by OAKLAND (AP) Ted Tight end Kwalick, who the late summer start. Kwalick, who joined the played six years with the Having played under Oakland Raiders as a free San Francisco 49ers before three of the nation's top agent last year, will be out jumping to the World Foot- water polo coaches, of action indefinitely after ball League to begin the Belfanti said, "I've tried to an emergency apen- 1975 season, said he felt utilize their tactics, their dectomy. fine after a large breakfast drills and their workouts, Monday following Oak- and combine them into a %tizt Soccer land's 17-10 win over the logical program." OCT NIG Denver Broncos. Being so close in age to 22rilru 31 But later he began suf- many of his players doesn't sign-ups fering severe abdominal present a problem, he said, coo pain. He planned to wait "as long as you treat every- MI to SP' a% ctttk begin until Tuesday to see the one with respect, and they team doctor, but his wife respect you." t.4S C The San Jose Adult Soc- II Pm s1 50,1 cer League's women's divi- convinced him to seek "It's a two-way street:

sion will begin its next medical aid immediately. they obviously have to round of competition in MTV s" April. get "GASSED" at AgSoLtilitl Any SJSU women in- No Ow terested in joining should vP*4 contact Athletic Ticket SPARTAN Manager Jack Mogg in the X1441Y3 Athletic Ticket Office of the STATIONS Men's Gym. 11144 The league is just com- Best gas in town pleting its third season and has grown from four to 18 At the cheapest prices BRING THIS AD AND SAVE Mike Kessler gets thrown for a loop by an annual varsify-alumni meet tonight at 7 teams since its inception. tY4 75c FUN ADDITIONAL unidentified teammate during a recent p.m. in the Men's Gymnasium. Admission Sunday is the usual game GASOLINE 7th Et Phelan 10th Er Taylor RIDES P011110 wm011 Fokkiiiv DISCOUNT COUPONS practice. Kessler and the rest of the ludo is free. with practices being held WI AAAAAA aft Pm MOTOR OIL 245 Keyes 4th Et Williams SATIMPPYI AVAILABLE AT varsity will take on the alumni in the 16th on weeknights. 54.110DAYS I P PM AND NOW, A FEW TVE1.28 OCT,76 WED. 27 OCT.7G THURS. Z8 OCT.IGI MoliEN TS WITH... ISN'T IT TRUE, MR, YCIP! CALLED IT TH. mARG ur 00-R nryrs rr--;-"\,._ -4 5ENSZ, THAT you RAIN IT THURSDAY! INVENTED TIM ?ARTY WHITE SALE,T* ALL 49 PLIcHEL013 20)k ToNITE ? Dcgsrr Agit WHY: ;MST CZE,Pial CoM,M014 51V5E,THAT WAS EH? FLEPIEMBER TN AT 5,t TAME 3' GREAT LAST N1T5, DUD ?MAT Al'youT ATE?7 WEAlk A rUL 1./ TES 7 IS ShIIRI4oFF, CUERvo &OLD, Tort TE ? WI-MICE'S THE LI Mkt Alsrf mister MR5 COST STILL MY 204 COMjytorkz THERE THREE PAYS, AND . BEE1EATE14-1,6 13,AcARDI m..tclirLor) SENSE /U0 ET 3 FREE COMMOB AFTE 7 PM. DRINKS!! frsiatripa IMINK I'LL WEAR 15 204 MY LI ZARD SUIT.., SOSO Too wy 1. GOD MY NAME MAW', NEvER malt).

AWEK Or TRICKS AND 330 MOP T T 5LVD TREATS AWUNTAINVIEW, CALIF October 22, 1976, Page 6 'Ron' artis creates to music By Laurie Slothower knife, either. "I haven't for With fingers flying over three years," he said. "I the canvas, artist Ron Ed- wrap them in plastic to wards can create a one by keep them moist." four foot painting of a pas- His paint cans and toral scene in under five brush, as well as his over- minutes. And while ac- alls, are encrusted with a companied by music, no thick, plasticene layer of less. paint, reminiscent of the The creator of what he Spin-Art display at the calls "Ron Art" will finish Santa Cruz Boardwalk. a three-day engagement at It's all part of the tech- SJSU today in front of the nique Edwards picked up Student Union, starting at in 1973 when he was still a noon. He is sponsored by housepainter. GROPE, the student "I wanted to discontinue programming group. housepainting but I didn't "I aim for simplicity," have any formal art train- said the former Phila- ing," he said. "I had signed delphia housepainter. I use up for a show doing plaques three gulls in my paintings, in an African motif, but I which represent eternity, wanted something more." fire and water." At two o'clock one Edwards uses three pri- morning he got up, put on mary colors plus black and some music and started white oil paint to create painting. Voila, "Ron Art" serene environmental was born. scenes and with his palette Edward's paintings are knife he etches the outline designed to fit in any house of a bird, a waterfall or a in any decor, according to marsh. Edwards. He uses a standard He has painted for five three-inch brush and hours a day while at SJSU, charges $10 for an original, although he said he can $2 for a print. paint up to 18 hours He paints vaguely in straight. time to the music that He attributes his blares from the speakers in stamina to his philosophy. Photos by Ffichaol GIP1.11 his portable studio. The "Each night that I lie Former Philadelphia housepainter Ron Edwards, uses a red, blue, yellow, black and white oil paint. Edwards drew Average White Band, Alice down, I lie down to die," palette knife to etch pastoral scenes into backgrounds of quite a crowd outside the Student Union. Coltrane and Neil Diamond said the soft-spoken black were heard for his stay on artist. "In the morning I'm campus although he said he thankful for one more day. While art critics might work with the amount of lions "are meant to last 100 planned to produce prints A paint -speckled Ron Edwards, self-styled creator of has no favorites. I get so high because I scream, Edwards con- details or the finish I pro- years." only in the future. "This is "Ron Art," is half-way through one of his oil paintings. Edwards never cleans reach for the energy of the siders his 90-second crea- duce and be silly," he said. copied. Lots of people have the last two months I will The paintings, completed in under five minutes but often his brushes or palette sun." "You can't do a piece of "My art will never be tried but it's too simple to do originals for so low a around 90 seconds, are done to music. pick up." cost," he said. "I wanted to Edwards said he share my experience. "I was raised in Carolina where I used to Get in shape and have fun throw rocks in the swamp. what's happening) Show I didn't understand sim- By Pam Alexander plicity then but it was in- For some reason getting dented into my brain." in shape and having fun slated When he was living in Philadelphia he was al- weekend. don't seem to come to- Galleries gether very often. Yet 1 -Dessie,- a play about ways searching for that America VI The Eight Theatre where dancing and music child abuse will be pre- simplicity. He only found Painters of the New "Music Man" starring Van join in, the boredom of rou- sented at 1 today in the S.U. it, he said. with Ron art. Society will continue Johnson will be pre- tine physical exercise Ballroom. through Nov. 28 in the sented at 8:30 tonight, moves out. The Independent Eye, a Main Gallery of the San tomorrow and Sunday L.P4 theatrical minstrel group Jose Museum of Art, 110 at the San Jose Center Aerobic dancing is a of the midwest, will also S. Market St. Museum for the Performing Arts. physical fitness co-ed class perform "Song Stories," a hours are Tuesday "The Trojan Women" will taught for fun at the musical comedy, 7:30 to- through Saturday 10 be performed at 8 p.m. women's center, 65 S. 11th night in the University a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and tonight and tomorrow at St. It involves simple Theatre. Sunday noon to 4 p.m. the Foothill College dances designed to im- Admission to "Dessie" 1-Chen Wu, Chinese Callig- Theatre in Los Altos prove and maintain an is free and open to the raphy and Ink Painting Hills. overall level of muscular public. Tickets for "Songs" 322 E SANTA CLARA ends today in the Union and heart fitness, ac- tat. are $1 in advance ( at the SAN JOSE. CA. Gallery on the Third cording to Carolyn Kova- Associated Student Busi- 294-0600 coordinator of Aero- ness Office ) and level of the Student Concerts cevic, $1.50 at the FREE COLLATING bic dancing. door. Union. An Evening with Lily Watercolor Portraits by Tomlin will be pre- More than 400 Aerobic Theresa Spinier will sented at 8 p.m. Sunday dances are choreographed Jayor. Eydris Mod' THE GREAT AMERICAN continue through Oct. 31 at Flint Center in De An- to the mood and beat of to- at the Triton Museum of za College, Cupertino. Women in the San Jose Women's Center perform aerobic dance routines. day's pop, folk and rock SMOKE OUT Art, 1505 Warburton $5.50. $6.50 Tickets are music. Ave.. Santa Clara. and $7.50. Cancer Education Week, November Aerobic dancing utilizes liever," she said. By ex- described the class as exercises. 14-20, is a mass effort to gain or- Clubs a great variety of dance ercising, many people find "great," adding that she Morning, afternoon, and Events their heads clear and more was going to continue the evening Aerobic Dancing ganizational and public attention to Rick Nelson and the Stone steps seasoned with A Poetry Reading will be relaxed. class in the next session. classes are offered Monday the fact that nearly 90,000 Canyon Band will ap- stretching, swinging, Americans featured at 9 tonight in "If people would include "I can feel my body through Friday at various pear at 8 and 11 p.m. to- sliding, skipping, jumping, ars dying from lung cancer yearly. the Rainbow Lady Cof- exercise in their daily ac- firming up, the exercise locations throughout Santa night at the Brewery, 29 hopping and rhythmic run- feehouse, 408 E. William tivities, they would have gives me energy, it doesn't Clara County. The coordinators are asking smo- N. San Pedro St. Tickets ning, Kovacevic said. St. The reading will in- more energy to do more ac- take it away," she said. The classes meet for one are available at all kers at SJSU to support this event clude Karen Brodine, tivities," she said. hour twice a week, with BASS outlets. A warm-up phase of spe- Phyllis Koestenbaum Phyllis Wurscher, San regular classes running for by signing the pledge card and mail- Ace and the Nielsen Pear- cially designed dances to and Francis Phillips. Jose housewife, described 12 weeks at a cost of $72. son Band will be at the stretch and loosen up Students are en- ing it to the Cancer Society or drop- There is no charge. the class as very good, Guests are always wel- Bodega. 30 S. Central muscles opens up each couraged to do some other adding, "I really like it, it come to 'watch an Aerobic ping it in the "Take A Day Off From Ave., Campbell, tonight. hour-long session. type of physical exercise, has helped me tre- dance class in action Smoke" box in the first floor recep- Poker Face will be there Films such as swimming or mendously." Kovacevic said, and shoulc tomorrow and Sunday. "The Reincarnation of A 30-minute period of biking, at least three days a tion area of the Student Health Ser- call 289-1673 for infor Gotcha is playing this Peter Proud" will be vigorous dancing follows week, Kovacevic said. This Earlene Murphy, San m ation. vice. If you smoke, do yourself a favor weekend at the Outlook shown at 7 and 10 to- the "warm-up" phase, with way they receive regular Jose housewife and part- in the Pruneyard. night in Morris Dailey breaks between each dance physical training. time Red Cross worker, by signing the pledge card below and Broken English will play Auditorium. Admission and a longer break half said, "It gives me exercise COPIIII try to stop for a day. tonight at the Garret in is 50c. way through, she added. Many of the women in I don't get elsewhere and

the Pruneyard. A. Ryan "Phantom India Part II" the San Jose Woman's it's fun." 2%e An interest in heart dis- Center Aerobic dance class no minimum and Smith will appear will be shown at the Robeson, San ease prevention and work- seem to have a good time Joyce tomorrow. Camera One Theatre, Secretary, described ing with people with car- moving to the music and Jose Barry Melton will be at the 366 S. First St. Admis- the class as fun, despite her KINKO'S diac problems compelled improving their physical 123 S 3rd Si.295-4336 Wooden Nickel, 2505 the sion is $2.00. trouble learning to do the Kovacevic to begin Aerobic condition. Alameda. Santa Clara, "Three Days of the Con- dancing in the Santa Clara tonight, Ambush will for" will be shown at County. appear Ann Menning, 47-year- tomorrow night. 2:30. 7 and 10 p.m. "It's a good stress re- Glide will be at the Country Wednesday in Morris old San Jose City employe, WHAT Store Tavern, 157 El Dailey Auditorium. Camino Real, Sunny- Admission is $1. AWAY vale, tonight and tomor- "The Professionals" Will GRAND OPENING row. he shown at 7 and 10 SALE Carousel will be at the Par- p.m Monday in Morris TO LIVE lour, 93 S. Central Ave., Dailey Auditorium. October lst-31st at Campbell. through the Admission is 501. LIGHTED TENNIS COURTS 4 SWIMMING POOLS NYVVVVYViAlWvexeivieWSWAROVVVVIAA010101152%eevir FURNITURE GYM/WEIGHT ROOM SPEED READING! 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While most nostalgia buffs are fastidiously Signs calling attention before they put the sign up. would be to paint out the following the fifties, i.e. the to a local record store are According to city or- part of the sign which is Fonz,, Sha Na Na and too big, according to San dances, he said, the store is illegal and paint over what "Rock Around the Clock," Jose building inspectors, allowed a 78 square foot they think of the city or- Vic LiPari, 23, collector of but the owners of Un- sign on the Third Street dinance. 60's memorabilia, said that derground Records, 98 S. side of the building and a 37 "We feel the signs are decade produced "the best Third St., intend to ask the square foot sign facing San part of the mural," O'Gara music ever." city for a zoning variance Fernando Street. said. "And we'll try what- LiPari's assemblage of so they can keep the signs. The store's Third Street ever we have to to keep the so-called teeny-bopper The signs have been on sign is only two square feet signs." music includes albums by the building for six months, too large, but the San such 60's stars as The said co-owner Patricia Fernando Street sign is 52.5 Monkees, Manfred Mann, O'Gara, but no one said square feet over the limit. rTL The Beach Boys, The Dave anything until recently, If the city turns down Clark Five and Herman's when the building was their application for a Hermits. painted vivid blue as a variance, the owners kiktik Turned off elephant, spacecraft and O'Gara and Eric Harlow "The music of the 70's astronomical figures. plan to circulate a petition just turned me off. It's all "They ( inspectors) among downtown busi- APN about drugs and depres- came out and looked at the nesses asking to keep the 20% Guys Er Gals sion. The Monkees' and mural," O'Gara said, "and signs. OFF STYLE CUTS Beach Boys' music was then they decided it didn't If that doesn't work, CURLY WAVES fun. All about love, happi- violate any laws. Then they O'Gara said, they will WIl H COUPON ness, the beach and skate- took a look at our signs and circulate a petition among 294-4086 boards," LiPari said. gave us notice we'd have to the public. 35 S. FOURTH ST. LiPari estimates his The last resort, she said, change them in 10 days. ", blk horn SJSU campus OR collection is worth about That was about a month $700. Besides albums, ago." LiPari owns about 250 45's, Bob Leininger, city staff numerous posters, bbb- analyst, called the blegum adidas cards and some situation unfortunate, but magazine clippings. the owners should have Over 100 Models in Stock -- All Sizes The Magazine bunting checked with the city "Right now I'm really Catalina GueVard nstep looking for old magazines. Collector of 60's memorabilia Vic Li Pan i shown here with collecting "teen-bopper" albums "because the con- I go around to all the part of his four year old collection. LiPari said he began temporary music turned me off." COPIES Vre...14vs 381 0 Mc., colleges and put up notices, 2%c to 9 p A. Frernonr last great group of the 60's. of people out there with 60's TENNIS RACKETS 4-6S,r. 794-6123 but I think somebody tears "Now I feel really close Even as a new decade is no minimum them down," LiPari said. I know a lot of people called to people like the Beach nearing, LiPari said he'll albums and magazines just Er CLOTHING I 785 H,Ilsclakr 1154 Saratoga Two of LiPari's broth- their music tubblegum' Boys and The Monkees. I be collecting 60's oldies for collecting dust, they could Ave, S J Ave S J KINKO'S but! don't really mind that, just give those memories to STORES 265-1424 296-5777 ers attend SJSU and they still follow their careers a long time. 123 S. 3nd St 295.4338 suggested he advertise in it just means listening to and listen to their music. I "I know there are a lot me," LiPari said. the Spartan Daily for 60's their music is as easy as don't normally attend collectables. chewing bubblegum." concerts because of all the LiPari, recently laid off Holds record pot and liquor, but I think from San Jose Parks and Although LiPari ad- I'd make an exception if Recreation Department, mitts he has encountered these guys ever gave one," classifieds said he began his collection some ridiculing because of LiPari said. about his fascination for "easy" four years ago. .51 I NEED A BABYSITTER, 2 WEEK the Peer Drop In Center, 3rd min 201 277 2262 music, he'd still drive any- No organization : : !. DAYS. SOME HRS CAN BE floor. Student Union, "Alot of the Monkee announcements h. entertainment .! Diablo LESBIAN RAP GROUP Spon where for an oldie. LiPari said there are a .3: ARRANGED FOR YOUR CON Room. It's a friendly place to sored by Peer Drop-In. Do you stuff I had already, like VENIENCE. SPARTAN CITY, relax and meet people, also want to talk about coming out? "I remember I went to lot of college age people PIANO INSTRUCTION - THEORY FRIDAY FLICKS Presents; THE n2-0697. workshops, groups, referrals and Parents? Lovers? Anything as a posters and gum cards, but Er HARMONY - CLASSICAL REINCARNATION OF PETER Eastridge looking for some who still enjoy the sound of information. M. thur Thurs., 10 lesbian? Come to our first meet other stuff I buy from TO JAZZ - 20 YEARS EXPER- PROUD. A very different and ex- .41 a.m. 7 p.m., Friday 10-3 p.m. irig Oct. 26th, 2-30.4-30 at the oldies and the guy just the 60's, but to his IENCE, CALL 225-7013. citing movie which features people or buy reprints of housing Drop by soon. women's center and see what kinda laughed. I already knowledge there is no Michael Sarrazin and Jennifer BREAD AND ROSES BOOKSHOP h. our group could mean albums. I pay good money this time ARLENE. Eat, drink and be merry, for you hold the record at the organization to unite these 136 So 1st St., 294-2930. O'Neill. If you miss it DELIGHTFUL place to live. Ping Have a happy 21st. RM. . . KUNG FU New beginning class for them too." New and used Afro-American around, you may have to wait till pang, volleyball, dishwasher, Wherehouse for ordering 43 nostalgia lovers. FRIDAY FLICKS Presents; THE on campus starts -1-1-3 Price Latino, Chicano, Native Ameri- your next life to see it. Only 9X, radar oven. Extra clean, extra REINCARNATION OF PETER $7.50 with money back after 1st The most he's paid for oldies at one time," LiPari can, Marxist. women's labor. TWO SHOWS: 7 p.m. Et 10 p.m. quiet. 234 S. 11th St. 1 blk. from PROUD. A very different and ex- class if not satisfied Register at children's books Et much more. Friday, Oct. 22 in Morris Dailey campus. $85 and up. 998-0803, an album is $11 for "Wood- said. "I tried to join the citing movie which features A.S. Business Office in Student Selected posters 8. records. Aud. By Alpha Phi Omega. 968-7410 level. Mgrs. wanted. stoat" when it first came LiPari said he first Michael Sarrazin and Jennifer Union today to reserve a place. "Beach Boys Freaks Friendly personal service. EXCELLENT Rooms Across Cam- O'Neill. If you miss it this time out, LiPari said. became aware of music but so far I Browsers welcome. Ask about U. United" club pus, men, 99 S. 9th St. Kitchen around, you may have to wait till According to LiPari, when he received a radio our special events. Open 10 to 6. for sale haven't gotten any .:1 env. Shared $70/mo. Private your next life to see it. Only 9X, stereos Mon. through Sat. Phone 279-9816, if no "The Monkees were the for Christmas at age 9. response," LiPari said. Custom made down jackets. vests. $105imo. TVVO SHOWS: 7 p.m. Et 10 p.m. AWAKEN Your fantasies while and sleeping bags. Call Libby at answer call 268-1750. Girls 278 S. Friday, Oct. 22 in Morris Dailey SAVE THIS AD. Before you per conditioning your body. Eufrasia 244-0997. 10th St. Across Bus. Build. Ass). By Alpha Phi Omega. chase costly stereo equipment, School of Ballet offers special Kitchen privil. Et parking from Just as long as we check with us for discounts on college age classes for beginners CASH for books and records. 475/shared mo SI $115 private. Hey William! Recycle Book- have love, . Channel 200 major brands of Audio. TV, through advanced. Small classes Phone 286-6275. Call 276-9035, if no answer on the E. San Fernando, SJ. tape, car stereo, etc. Advice on individual attention. Studios: store, 98 above numbers call 268-1750. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Andy. Love Black Oak Arkansas' Selection of used books Et purchasing the Right gear the San Jose Et Santa Clara. you, Melinda. DELIGHTFUL place to live. Ping first time with no hassles We 241 1300. records Greatl Pont:. Volleyball, dishwasher, IF :: manufacture a complete line of KUNG FU 'snow available at the In- SHREDDED FOAM Rubber, 50C radar oven. Extra clean, extra Hi Ft speakers and blank record- stitute of PsychoPhysical De- lbs. Any Quantity, 293-2964. quiet. 234S. 11th St. 1 blk from services xd: ing tape sold wholesale to the velopment la non-profit educa- HP 22 Bunkum' Cale. w/acc. Ex. campus. $90 and up, 998-0803, public. Sounds Unique. 90$- STUDENT Dental Plan Enroll tional corporation) 325 S. First cond., must sell to raise II. Orig. level. Mgrs wanted 'Success' is failure 968-7410 "now" Applications and in 2693, Tues. Sat 12-6. St., 4th Floor, $165, ask $70 or best offer. Mike San Jose. Classes NEAR SJSU. 2 BR, 2 Ba., new USED STEREO EOUIPMENT. We are on MON thru THUR at 7 p.m. 296-7458 after 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. formation at Associated Stu- carpet and furniture. Pool Et dents office or call 371-6911. buy & sell used stereo equip- By Jamie Rozzi acoustics, but the vocals as the first. and SAT at 10 a.m., spectators Ten-Speeds for sale: 2 centurions, underground parking. $285 mo. ment. REBUY HI -Fl, 5023 Ste- TYPING - IBM Selectric seem to have been record- Vocal repitition, to a welcome. Full-time students 112 with Shimano derailleurs, good 470 So. llth 287-7590. vens Creek Blvd. Santa Clara. Black Oak Arkansas' units or more) get a 15% dis- cond., 11/2 old. If sold together 253-3684 Large, airy, upstrs. Apt. 2 BR. 985-0344, T-F, 10.7, Sat. 10.5 latest release "Our ed at 45 rpm's when the LP greater extent than the count. For more information drop will include paniers, and car rack. Very Pick up and Delivery has stove, refrgr, 1/2 blk from by or call 293-6611. $200tboth. 274-0779. and Meditation Classes of- Overnight Success" is is playing at 33 rpm's. opening side, "highlight" SJSU. Parking. No children or YOGA fered day and night. Yoga is a Tongue - the four songs that com- The Christian Science Organization Ford Falcon 1989, 6 cylinder. Re- dogs. Responsible tenants. $225. travel an). thing but what the title twisting mental and physical discipline pose the side. meets at 3:30 Wednesdays in the manufactured engine, new Call 379-3659 after 6 p.m. indicates. phrases about televisions, SJSU Student Chapel. The brakes. Excellent. $895 or best the meditation practice is simple CHARTER FLIGHTS winter and House-mate Los Gatos Grad The album, composed of telegraphs and teletypes "Bad Boy's Back in SJSU campus community is offer. 286-4038. wit); and direct. The price is 20 dollars spring to London from Oakland. welcome. student preferred; own room, for 30 classes of 2 hours each. School," "Love Comes Hondo XL 250 - mint cond., Seats available for XMAS, $359, an anti-climatical blend of "highlight" the indistinct '73 $135. 354-9275 after 6, Ed. Call now 292-WAVE- San Jose. PHOTOGRAPHS Hire a only 101:10 miles, MOO. Call 30,4 weeks. Also Frankfurt from repititous verses and notes of the keyboard work Easy," "You can't Keep a LARGE SPANISH 3 br home in photographer at a small hourly 294-2625 or 867-6267 TYPING. Term Papers L.A from $399. British European confusing vocal-acoustic on the following song Good Man Down" and fee for weddings, dinners, etc., Willow Glen above a potential resumes.' theses; senior proj- Travel, 937 Saratoga Ave.. San MU DILI Remember the Renais- and keep the negatives. Also will restaurant to open soon Rooms ects,' letters. 75e page and up. Jose, 95129. Phone 446.5252. coordination, seems to "Television Indecision." "rireball" seem to have sance Faire? Get Mu Oil from ex- trade this service availble $50-$100!mo or ex Office near SJU. 287-8611, been recorded as a last for others. Call clusive dealer. Original scent or' RUSSIA, ISRAEL or Ireland during have been made minutes Suggested sex Ron 14151471-7727. change for labor. Call 292-1052 287-861219 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.) or new nectar, 2 or bottle $6.95 ea. semester break. Spend 2 weeks effort to fill side two. I'm male, non-smoker, clean, 262-1923 fall other hours). Ask before a contract deadline Side 1, the longer of the VOLUNTEER for Theses experi- ppd. (Include 45C Sales Tax). in Moscow, Leningrad Et London quiet, looking for a hip place for Kitty Carter. North Valley as the unbelievably short two sides at 17:59, closes Garbled vocals and over- ment comparing death anxiety JUD PICKARD'S STEAMER 08991 or Israel 156991. Four to stay that's moderately Secretarial Service and religion. DMH 228 from 1210 TRUNK, Dept SJS, 1058 Bennet weeks in Ireland & London sides indicate. out with a suggestive song powering acoustical ar- priced. Also, need employ 2:30 Way, San Jose Calif . 95125. TYPING - IBM SEL. II, fast. ac- 199501. All include air ft hotel plus They open up with about one of the band rangements again plague merit, previously managed a curate, exp. in Campbell' Tura- much more. Also Hong Kong & FRIDAY FLICKS Presents; THE SAAB 1974 -- 99LE Wagonback, perhaps the best song on member's sexual ac- the side. grocery store, have worked bian. 267 3119 Nan. Europe charters. For full details, REINCARNATION OF PETER F.M. Exc. Cond., $3699. in a day-care center. 293.1781 After listening to the PROUD. A very different and ex- TYPING thesis, term papers. contact Studytrek, 2125 Union the entire album. "When tivities. "Back It Up" is a 356-8221 ask for Ray. St., San citing movie which features etc., experienced and fast. Francisco, 94123. 14151 the Band was combination of muffled record one is now ready for 922-8940 Singin' Michael Sarrazin and Jennifer FEMALE ROOMMATE & FRIEND Phone 269-8674. POSSIBILITY OF Shakin All Over," featur- lead guitar solo and drum- the album jacket. The O'Neill If you miss it this time NEEDED. CHARTERS to New York 152391 ir. help wanted ".:1 MATURING INTO A LASTING AT LAST a fun way to exercise,' Memphis horns as a black and white cover around, you may have to wait till Enroll now in ADULT dancing and Chicago 101891 at Christmas. ing the work that is the best on the RELATIONSHIP !have voice de- your next life to see it. Only 9X. Coordination. Must book early Contact Study - courtesy from RCA rec- album. It is difficult to resembles a Rorschach Ink PRODUCT Advertising Survey. In- fect, live near campus. Brian at classes. Improves TVVO SHOWS: 7 p.m. Fl 10 p.m Mental Stimulation. Great Way trek, 2125 Union St., San Fran- Cum- terview housewives, house -to - 298-2308, no rent required ords, was written by understand the whispered Blot Test. Friday, Oct. 22 in Morris Dailey house. on cost of living opinions, to Meet People Modern Jazz or cisco 94123. 14151922-8940. mings-Trojano Associates vocals as once again the The album is an in- Aud, By Alpha Phi Omega. and advertise low cost, high qual- LARGE 2 BDRM $160. Fireplace, Tap Classes. Call Kaiser Dance CHARTER INFORMATION TO 269-8927 Et OVERSEAS JOBS - 'Sum- ity meat. Work mornings wash/dryer. Studio, 243-4834 NEW YORK . CHICAGO.. . and is also the only song on overpowering acoustics justice on the MCA label 287-2272. that was not have taken over. after they have produced mer 'year round. Europe, S. 9:30-12:30, 3 to 5 days a week, as MENI -WOMEN! JOBS ON EUROPE AT CHRISTMAS . the album Arnerica, Australia. Asia, etc. All school schedule allows. Stead. ROOMMATE WANTED: To share 4 SHIPS, American. 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dents with numerous Rustigan sees large he said. guest speakers. United States cities as According to Committee meets One such guest, a breeding an indif- Rustigan the spectators Trial systems Taiwan police officer, ference and a non- are very active. They contrasted his country's chalance that makes it will stand up at times police with the United difficult for police to and argue in support of to seek changes States. According to function. the defendant or against Provisions to eliminate members up for RTP con- Rustigan, the officer felt Public influence him." or limit school and univer- sideration go through hear- Taiwan has much "It's the public that In Russia, a person is sity retention, tenure and ings in their department, investigated influences the success tried on the "whole per- promotion (RTP) com- then the school committee or failure of a police son" concept. If he mittees and strengthen de- considers the recommen- By Kevin Dwyer fort could be saved if we place because it's in a force," he said. drinks excessively or is partmental committees dations of the department. The Russian court modeled our system punitive setting," he Rustigan pointed out lazy at work it could are among 18 proposals From there the decision systems and the tales of after other countries," said. most European coun- affect the outcome of his that will be considered at passes into the hands of a a Taiwan police officer he said. Rustigan views the tries have national trial, Rustigan said. an open hearing this after- university committee, and are but a few of the sub- Rustigan quickly class, primarily for police forces which are Rustigan em noon. a final decision is made by jects examined by Dr. noted the differences in graduate students, as a quite different from the phasized Russian The RTP subcommittee the president. Michael Rustigan's international prisons means of "broadening local forces in this judges are much more of the Academic Senate Faculty members who comparative criminal systems. the horizons of A.J. country. active than United will review possible feel they have been justice systems class. "In Sweden, prisons majors so they will un- "Our society is much States judges, who he revisions of existing RTP wronged in the RTP The unique class ex- operate on a work fur- derstand international more mobile. Very often sees as mere referees procedures from 12:30 to 4 procedures may appeal be- amines criminal justice lough, where the problems. police are enforcing the that make sure court p.m. in Business Building fore the university systems around the prisoner works during "We want to help law in communities rules are enforced. 51. grievance panel, which is the day them emulate success- where everyone is a world and compares and returns to "The Russian judge "Some of us feel there composed of elected ful programs abroad," transient." them with their U.S. the institution at night." sometimes interrogates are too many admini- faculty members. he said. Turning to dif- counterparts. Rustigan said he witnesses and at times strative inputs in the Rustigan has been a Michael Rustigan ferences in court sys- Rustigan, who feels this method acts like a defense at- procedures," said David ®OPY-RIGHT virtual globetrotter over community Rustigan said in earned a doctorate in creates a "voluntary greater tems, torney," he said. Elliot, member of the sub- criminology from UC change" in the prisoner, the past five years, support than here. Russia a defendant is committee. "Those who [XEROX copiEs 3 1/2 C Berkeley, said he feels whereas in the U.S. he studying police, courts "In Taiwan the really tried by his peers. "A lot of what we are farthest removed from SHARP NO MIN CLEAR STU. ID the U.S. is not aware of feels the trend is too and correction systems police can talk to Comrade court would consider irrele- the departments have the QUALITY LAMINATING the experimentation often focused on throughout Europe and citizens and expect to "In the Comrades vant, immaterial and most power." 6 INSTANT BOOKBINDING taking place in other "mixing punishment in India. get a lot of information court, which is prejudicial is en- Currently, faculty 2939 Park, Santa Clara countries. with rehabilitation." Guest speakers from them. Crimes are equivalent to our couraged in Russia. In Model systems Punitive setting Along with his per- reported in a signifi- municipal court, the en- Russia the whole life of "A vast amount of "In this situation re- sonal experiences Rusti- cantly higher rate," he tire court is held at the a person comes into con- Happi House manpower, time and ef- habilitation cannot take gan provides his stu- said. defendant's work site," sideration," he said. 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But "What is the gospel "America is great because Some Jews and Catho- according to peanuts?" she is good," a clergyman lics fear he will be in- Moellering wilted. "What said yesterday at SJSU. tolerant to other beliefs and does he believe, and how But Jimmy Carter is urban sophisticates are will this influence his deci- unique among American worried about his "born sion making?" presidential candidates again" Christianity, he actually reads the Bible, Moellering said. He does not fit the said Dr. Ralph Moellering, Gerald Ford's can- stereotype of the tradi- a Lutheran clergyman and didacy does not stir the tional Southern Baptist, part-time professor at Con- same reactions in people, Moellering said. In face he cordia College and the Moellering said. Ford has should be called a "neo- University of Alberta. followed the American evangelican," a new breed of Christian whose per- sonal faith urges inno- vation and reform in government. His approach to politics is not unlike that of George McGovern, Moellering said. He is opposed to blind patriotism and concedes that individuals must say "no" to government if say- ing "yes" would violate his personal convictions. How will Carter differ from the "cocksure, God- is-on-the-side-of-America attitude of most pres- idents," Moellering said. This "pious um- brella" has covered Americans in wars fought on battlegrounds of "good and evil." It spawned a cult that worshipped bit business during the 1920s, he said. One writer of that period called Jesus the "cham- pion of big business" and Jayne Evans Windham referred to his disciples as Dr Ralph Moellering makes point during his speech. 12 "top-flight salesmen."

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