McFadden, Trippi in runoff election By Erin A. Hallissy vote, while Greenback's slate with tatives from the Academic Senate Medina S.F.A. ), Kiran Majithia The A.S. election has resulted in Mike Dutton for president received after missing three consecutive ( P.S. ), Stu McFaul P.S.), Alice a runoff between S.F.A. candidate 143 votes, or 6 percent. meetings or accumulating four Adams ( PSI, Karen Bluth P.S.1, Nancy McFadden and P.S. can- There will also be a runoff absences per semester passed with Chris Gustafson (S.F.A. ), Carol didate Joe Trippi. between P.S. 's Anthony Van and 115 percent approval. Magnuson S.F.A..( Carol Bland McFadden's slate received 877 S.F'.A.'s Ceilo Lucero for attorney (S.F.A. Kathy Peterson I S.F.A. votes, 38 percent of the total, and general. The S.F.A. won a majority of and Dawn Gandy ( P.S. ). Trippi's slate received 796 votes, 35 graduate council seats and a slight Lower division winners were: percent of the total. A little less than 10 percent of majority of upper division seats, Ken Schott ( P.S. ), Rebecca the student body, 2,458, voted in the while the P.S. got a majority of the Graveline ( P.S. ), Garnell Howard Because neither candidate election which ended yesterday. lower division seats. ( P.S. ), Mary Cox (S.F.A.) and received a majority of the vote, as A measure calling for' the Candidates winning graduate Leonard Wooling ( P.S. ). required by the A.S. Constitution, a withdrawal of holdings of the CSUC division seats, and their party's, runoff election will be held April 18 from all companies dealing in South were: Frank Craddock (S.F.A. (Sue Academic Senate winners were: and 19. Africa and Rhodesia passed with 68 Karnes ( S.F.A.(, James Delgado Mark Hogle ( P.S. ), Dave Machoado Bacardi and Coke party's slate percent approval. (S.F.A. ) and Debra Pioske (P.S.. (P.S.). Chris Green (S.F.A.(, Ann with Jim Stephens as president Another measure authorizing Upper division winners were: Younger S.F.A.(,( Vicki Thurman received 309 votes, 14 percent of the the removal of student represen- Jeff Hoffman ( S.F.A. Michael ( P.S. ) and Kenneth Shea ( P.S. ). Spartan Daily

Volume 72, Number 46 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Friday, April 6, 1979 photo by Shannon Leso Joe Trippi and Nancy McFadden Bookstore battles back-order bottleneck Math profs to get 'proof of process' By Chuck Heorikson book selection. edition, whether the paperback or that time what classes they will be A letter to the Academic Senate As a result of the meeting bet- hardbound edition is wanted, or if a teaching as many instructors have from the Mathematics Department ween the bookstore and math mistake was made on the order. not even been hired yet, Wineroth expressing concern with textbook department representatives, the ALso, there may have been said. resulted in math faculty is being asked to changes the instructor is not aware ordering practices has Late orders are processed in its com- a list of mathematics and of. such as, a new edition, or the the bookstore improving submit three days and are usually handled reference books for a recent availability of the munication with instructors. science text in over the bookstore's Telex or by by bookstore. The letter, initiated possible section in the paperback. telephone. Mathematics Department Chair- In explaining the time table for The orders are then compared man John Mitchem, said that orders ordering textbooks for next fall, with current bookstore inventories "We rack up one hell of a big for textbooks were not being Wineroth said they ask for orders and used books bought back from phone bill," Wineroth said. We will processed "in an efficient and from the faculty to be in by April 1. students at the end of the semester. be spending over $12,000 for postage timely manner" and noted that There are almost 2,000 in- Several large used book wholesalers and freight and $8,000 for telephone some books ordered early in the fall structors ordering textbooks each are also contacted. calls next year." were not available for the spring semester, he said. "It takes time to All the orders that have been Wineroth said the textbooks semester classes." assimilate all of that information." received by that time, which start arriving about two or three The department was not notified Often the bookstore staff must amounts to about 75 to 80 percent of weeks after they have been ordered of the delays. go back to the instructor for more the total textbook order, are sent out unless problems like bad weather or "We have taken steps to correct information which may not have by June 30. the current Teamsters strike in- the problem that existed with the been on the order, such as: the Many instructors don't know by terfere with shipping. math department," said Harry Wineroth, bookstore manager. "Some of our communication Self-sustaining campus pharmacies procedures were not as complete as we thought." Normally notices are sent to enable trustees to cut $2 off instructors to inform them when a fee book has arrived or if there are By Debbie Huosinger 1979-80 governor's budget proposals. amended sections of Title 5 of the problems in the order. CSUC students will be attending Among recommendations was California Administrative Code "We've not been as efficient in school for $2 less starting this that the chancellor check into dealing with commercial tran- that area as we want to be. We will summer. alternatives available to make the sactions and advertising on campus be now though," Wineroth said. The part of the Student Services strident services program self- buildings and grounds. Wineroth and textbook manager fee going for materials and supplies supporting. Included in this is a provision Donald Kobald met with math will be $72 per academic semester This could result in either a that the publication, sale and Professors Robert Wrede and Bob for students taking 6.1 or more units drastic cutback in student services distribution of term papers and Pruitt to discuss the problem. and $57 for those taking 6.0 units or next year or an increase of $20 to $45 other material to be submitted for Kobold said the severe winter less. a semester in the student services academic credit are prohibited. delayed many orders from the East. This fee is part of the total fee, fees, according to Maryanne Ryan, Previously each campus in the He noted that one supplier couldn't which for the academic semester is A.S. president. CSUC system set its own policies for Ship textbooks because a 30-inch currently $105 for students taking 6.1 "I think this will have to be solicitors and advertisers and this layer of snow collapsed the roof of its units or more and $92 for those argued in the legislature. I am sure establishes a systemwide standard. warehouse. taking less than 6.1 units. the students will be fighting this According to amended sections, Another math department The CSUC board of trustees one," Ryan said. "commercial transactions," selling complaint was the lack of reference approved the fee reduction at its It was also recommended that and/or purchasing by any person in books available in the bookstore. March meeting in Long Beach in a the application fee for enrollment in the course of employment, and the "fairly routine" action, according to a CSUC campus be increased from display of property or services for photo by J.L Sousa Ed Ludwig, the former head of the general book section, where Boyd Horne, assistant chief of $20 to $25, resulting in a $1,354,175 sale on a campus is prohibited ex- A ray of sun, a plash of fountain ahh! reference books are kept, was very budget planning and administration reduction from the general fund. cept by written permission from the ill and has recently retired on a in the chancellor's office. Another recommendation was campus president. "On a clear day rise and look around you" -- The view from Tower disability, according to Wineroth. Two years ago the fees were that students scoring above the 50th One reason such permission Hall is typical of many areas on campus where students take to Wineroth said the new head of that increased by $2 to help finance the percentile on the Scholastic Aptitude shall be granted is if the proposed the outdoors when spring arrives. section is very experienced and is addition of pharmacists to campus Test be exempted from taking activity aids educational objectives improving the general and reference health centers. It has since been English placement tests, resulting in of the campus, does not discovered that the pharmacies are a projected $206,762 reduction from "unreasonably" interfere with the self-supporting so the reduction in the general fund. operation of the campus and is not fees was recommended. The report also suggested that prohibited by law. Revolutionary party, independence It was considered possible to the California Postsecondary Within these limitations, the lower the fee by $2 and still achieve Education Commission examine the selling of published materials is also the funds necessary to the health Joint Doctoral program and that allowed provided they are not are goals of emerging ideology center program, Horne said. faculty positions in that area be available from the campus In addition, the trustees also reduced by 50 percent. This would bookstore and the selling is con- By La Rosa Carrington of our energies are organized under Themba explained the concept heard, but did not act on recom- mean an additional $193,015 ducted according to conditions set Describing what he called an one ideology and one body." of Pan-Africanism as being the mendations from the Office of the reduction from the general fund. by the president when permission is organization that might be labeled He said the one ideology is "total liberation and unification of Legislative Analyst concerning the In other action, the trustees granted. racist, Zizwe Themba, SJSU Afro Nkrurnanhism, which is named Africa under scientific socialism." American Studies senior, revealed after Osagyefo Kwahe Nkrumah, When this objective is reached, an ideology behind the African the first president of Ghana and co- Themba said Africa will be struggle for independence and the president of Guinea in West Africa. organized so that her wealth in existence of a revolutionary party on Nkrumah was the foremost ad- people and resources will serve the campus. vocate of theory and strategy for the interests of the African masses "no "Throughout history, we liberation of Africa and her people, matter where we are located." i Africans I have fought to rid our- Themba explained. Themba said this objective selves of daily exploitations," he "Today, the ideology seeks to pertains to blacks in America. "All said, "yet our land and labor are still connect the egalitarian and black people are African people," he being ripped-off to benefit others." humanist past of our people before said. "Black culture is African According to Themba, 25, the our social evolution was ravaged by culture." struggle against the oppression of Islamic and Euro-Christian in- The A-APRP has been on 900 million Africans who are scat- fluences." campus for two years but had tered and suffering throughout the He said Nkrionahism also seeks initially suffered from "capitalistic" world will continue to exist until "all to reclaim African psychology by attacks, Themba said. "The party is erasing the colonial mentality in its embryonic stage. Presently, resulting from racism and we have only one program, and capitalism. that's to build the party." weather To do these things, Themba Themba believes that building referred to a worldwide organization the party is more important than whose goal is to relieve the suffering "merely formulating different of all African people. coalitions specifically to free "The All -African Peoples political prisoners such as Huey P. Revolutionary Party ( A-APRP ) is Newton (leader of Black Panther working to organize the masses of Party) and also to fight the Bakke Africans," he said. "We are an in- case. dependent, socialist and political I Conthmed on back page party and our objective is Pan- Africanism." Only Africans can Join the Daily takes Cloudy today with a high organization, Themba said. "But we temperature of 65 and a low of accept support from and give brief break 52. Light and variable winds support to anyone who believes in socialism," he said. "Anyone who is Today is the last day the Daily from the southwest. Forecast will publish before the Spring Break. committed to the liberation of by the SJSU Meteorology We will return to newsstands Department. humanity from exploitation and misery." Tuesday, April 17. Zizwe Themba Page 2, April 6, 1979 forum New breed politician Stephens is a winner By Dan Miller students could live here and walk to to get carpooling started when Editor's note: "God, grant me school. you're the only one in your apart- the serenity to accept what cannot Dutton believes in carpooling ment complex going to SJSU every be changed, the courage to change and reserving certain floors for morning. what should be changed and the carpoolers in the garages. Assuming carpooling doesn't wisdom to distinguish one from Stephens believes there will catch on, as it hasn't in the past, then another." always be a parking problem and Dutton will have the fourth floor of -Serenity prayer believes in the Darwinism Theory, the garage completely empty. Every AS. election, presidential the fittest, will get a spot. Despite his half-assed idea, candidates are full of serenity, are Stephens' suggestion sounds better bold with courage, but lacking in and better all the time. wisdom. Dan Miller Is a When Stephens suggested Starry-eyed politicians with rid of the SJSU Ski Club Spartan Daily editor getting radiant faces and stale smiles because it wasn't fair for members promise not to get in over their to have tans in January, I thought he heads when elected, but always end had a screw loose. up trying to change the world. Before anyone condemns And when he thought of running They have the revolutionary Stephens, ask the question: which of the lines of the carpet in the Student ideas and the shallow schemes to the above solutions is the most Union the other way because they answer all the problems their reasonable? hurt his eyes, I thought he was nuts. constituents face today. McFadden seems to think SJSU But compared to the other Many candidates have different is Godsent with money. Why, SJSU, candidates' unrealistic fantasies, platforms which include a five or besides building a new library, can Stephens' point began to come in nine-point plan, masked by a fancy easily raise enough funds to build loud and clear. This is why there is name or catchy tune, but they all another parking garage. apathy on campus. desire the same goals, ideas and Trippi's suggestion for making Lastly, the other candidates concepts. the area liveable is also an ex- promised the same old American And it's because none of the pensive idea. How much will it cost apple pie. Stephens offered candidates offer anything different, to tear down all the halfway houses something different. bold or innovative, that people don't and the dilapidated buildings and Stephens offered this campus a care who they elect. Student put up brand new high rise con- fresh candidate who, unlike the government will always be in good dominiums around the entire area? others, had had no experience but hands, which way one votes won't In time of serious cutbacks from could offer an open mind. make a difference. Proposition 13, someone has lost his Whether Stephens' party wins or So why vote? serenity, has too much courage and loses is not relevant here, but Well, because this year, there not enough wisdom. because Stephens got me to vote for was a significant difference among Carpooling is a bright and in- the first time in four years at SJSU, the platforms of the candidates. novative idea which has never that makes his campaign a success- Unfortunately, there was such a worked yet. But then again, it's hard that makes him a winner. circus atmosphere around him, his message was ambiguous. But unlike his challengers, Jim Stephens ( bcp ), was the most She's petite, blonde refreshing, honest and realistic Sports state missing candidate to have run for office on this campus in years. When asked about building the and very capable campus community up, every candidate had a well thought-out By Darcy Asvitt women make up a majority, they Fan clubs celebrate plan. Since childhood, girls are taught are categorized and treated as a Michael Dutton (Greenback) one role - to grow up to be a wife and minority. By Danny Edwards "I don't believe it man," he said The min looked at the already said about the community, "It mother. -Women earn approximately 60 Former Cincinnati Red baseball slowly. "I was driving down the crushed Rose. should be zoned down from R-3, percent of what men make. player Pete Rose was sitting on a highway and I came up to this big "We were going to welcome you which allows halfway houses, to R-1, This kind of thinking not only stool in a small-town bar on the hole in the ground. Like, there was on opening day, Pete, with a solid which allows for single family hinders women's potential but has -Women with college degrees outskirts of what used to be Penn- nothin' there." round of 'boo's,' just to get you used dwellings, duplexes and triplexes." created an attitude of thinking that earn as much as a man with an sylvania. "Haven't you heard?" I an- to the place." Nancy McFadden ( SF A I, is hard to break away from - such eighth grade education. The grizzled veteran was sip- swered. "There's no Pennsylvania "Yeah, but now what are we thought it would be best to work with as, women aren't supposed to be ping a beer and had a dejected look Fifty percent of women are in anymore. It melted down to nothing going to do?" said another man in the city in eliminating halfway doctors, lawyers or any other job on his face. He looked up as I walked the work force, yet they are paid less because of some nuclear plant the crowd. "There ain't no Sixers, no houses, but expressed concern that that has been traditionally male in and his eyes narrowed slightly. than men because of three factors: failure." Eagles, no Phillies, no nothin'. Who A.S. MAY be getting in over its head. dominated. "You're not a goddamn The former University of Pitt- are we going to 'boo'?" Joe Trippi (P.S.), said the area 11 Discrimination: It is popular reporter, are you?" he asked. sburgh running back looked "Hey, I know," said another had already been downzoned and opinion that women don't need to I was taken aback, but managed shocked. man excitedly. "We could go 'boo' that houses would have to be moved make as much as men because a to stammer. "Well, uh, yeah ..." "Oh my God," he said. "I knew the people who worked at the Darcy ASVIrt is a to other areas. man is somewhere in the -All right, what the hell," Rose Tom Landry (Cowboy coach) said nuclear plant!" Spartan Daily reporter Each of these candidates came background supporting them. said impatiently. "I knew you guys he was going to take drastic I turned to the trio of superstars, up with reasonable solutions- However, statistics show that 43 would find me sooner or later and I measures if I overslept and missed my face beaming. reasonable solutions which cause a percent of women working fall in the don't have anywhere to go anyway. another practice. significant expenditure of time, I have a friend who is going category of single, widowed or I'll give you five minutes." "Damn, I guess that means the "Say you guys, see how those energy and money -things SJSU is through law school, who when asked divorced, which means they are alumni banquet I was going to is people coped with their problem? lacking in, though. what she does, she always receives a working out of need and are not cancelled." I'm sure you guys will get over it." Danop Edwards is a But Stephens said his solution second glance from people at her "I guess so," I said. "The whole "Yeah sure," said Rose sar- supported by men. Spartan Daily editor would be to put the residents of reply. She is petite and blonde and state melted down to China." castically. "Not even the Angels can houses on the police force. What a cute, and people always make the 2) Occupation segregation: A "Melted to China!" boomed a be suckered like the Phillies were." preposterous idea! But certainly no mistake of thinking she doesn't woman's job conventionally pays I sat down eagerly. Apparently, deep voice from the doorway. A "I was going to get some more unrealistic than the platforms appear capable of being a lawyer. It less than a man's job. For example, I was the first reporter to find Rose giant of a man spinning a basketball trophies at that banquet," Dorsett of the other candidates. is hard to tolerate such narrow- a secretary or receptionist will earn after the Harrisburg tragedy. The on his finger sauntered up to us. It said. "Then I could have held out for On the issue of parking mindedness. considerably less than a janitor, a feisty third-baseman had disap- was the incomparable Julius Er- more money." problems, McFadden suggested the job which requires less skill. peared after the Three Mile Island ving, otherwise known as Dr. J., star "Hey, come on you guys," I most feasible solution would be to This kind of thinking leads us to nuclear plant had gone haywire, forward for the Philadelphia 76ers. said. "It's only money." build a parking garage. where women are today, and it isn't 3) Job classification: Men and wiping out Pennsylvania in a matter "The whole place melted to You know, it takes a long time to Trippi proposed making the pretty. women have the same job, but of hours. China?" queried the Doctor. "Man, fall to China... campus community liveable so Although population -wise different titles, and males are paid Most papers were concerned that's one hell of a slam dunk. At more. with the immediate nationwide least we start the playoffs on the effects of the incident, but as a road, so we don't have to worry A woman graduate of SJSU will sportswriter, of course, I was ally about it for awhile." make 79 percent of what a man concerned with what would happen The Doctor calmly took a chair, makes the first year after to the sports world, now that one of noticing Rose for the first time, who graduation. And that figure is higher the country's greatest sports states was still holding his head in his than it would be elsewhere in the was no longer in existence. hands. United States. I started to ask Rose a question, "Who's the little fat guy?" the but he began talking before I could Doctor inquired. Something needs to be done open my mouth. about this unfair situation. People "Those bastards at that nuclear need to readjust their thinking and plant," he said angrily. "If they had realize a woman's potential. Women given 110 percent, this whole Satire are not incapable of being something business wouldn't have happened." other than a wife and mother. The hard-hitting Rose, who signed with the Philadelphia Phillies "That's Pete Rose," I said. SPARTAN DAILY for a reported $3.2 million over a "That cat is Pete Rose?" said Editor Sean Silverthorne four-year period said, "Those the Doctor, his eyes widening. AdvertisingManager Dave Arevedo News Editor John Jones nuclear guys didn't go into this "That's the dude who makes more City Editor Lisa Young problem head first! There was team than me?" Associate News Edit.,,,, Danny Edwards "Well, not any more ..." Associate City Edit. Don McCarthy dissention and guys who only wanted Forum Page Edit. Dan Miller to play for money. The whole thing Just then the front door burst Entertainment Editor 'Tom is was a damn disgrace!" open and a mob of people entered the Sports Editor Chuck Hildebrand Feature Editor Anne Houghteling Rose downed his beer and bar. Layout Editor . Keith Kropp promptly ordered another one. "Oh no," Erving. Rose and Photo Editor Sharon Hall Chief Photographer Ellie Harland "Pete," I said hurriedly, "what Dorsett said in unison. "Autograph Illustration Editor Van Dyke Roth are you going to do now that you hounds!" Retail Ad Manager Michelle Borras have no team to play for?" "We don't Art Director . Scott Mac Ewen want your National Ad Manager Nancy Fong "Shit, I don't know," the gruff autographs," said a man who ap- Business Manager Nancy Rhodes "Charlie Hustle" replied. "I can't peared to be the leader of the mob. Classifieds Jim Sch...e, Copy Eel.. Phetsy Calloway think of any other team that would "Hell, two of you guys aren't even in . Leslie EriCkson fall for such a sucker deal." the pros any more thanks to that Public Relations Loretta Slagnitto After saying this, Rose ap- nucler thing and Dorsett, you're just Repo Darcy Asvilt, peared to get upset, finally breaking as bad, you Leanne Augusto, Carla Baker, Peter Bliss. don't have an alma Chuck Bustillos. Steve Carp, 1. Rosa down into quiet sobs. mater any more. Besides, we've got Carrington, Stephen Coned Lore, Cultism "Hey Pete," I said consolingly, our own problems." Bob DONN., Karen Ewing Norman Got wetter, Erin 141Iisity, Chuck Henriksen, "the loss of all those people hurt me, Rose looked up quickly. "What Debbie Hunting.. Maureen Johnson, Mary too." could be more important than $3 Lee, Carol Magnuson. Patrick McGreevy, Maureen Riley, Pam Well, Mark Sun Rose looked up slowly, shaking million bucks," he questioned bit- wenden, Cindy Tong, Don VeHer. Jim his head. "You're so young," he terly. Wagner, James Whaley, Ethan Winston. said, then buried his face into his "Hey, you should be glad the Dan Wood hands, muttering something about damn state melted,- the man said. ADVERTISING STAFF Daryl Bowman. 8,0 Burton, Michael Chew, Gary Deng. not getting his first paycheck yet. "We're the leaders of the Kathryn Fairclough. Ruby Fong, Robert Just then the door opened and a Philadelphia sports fan club." Ford. Cynthia Fulinakc Sally Gaebel Karen Glick, Roger Hobson, Vickie Jandron, powerfully built young man walked All three athletes' faces NICOUllyn Kiehold, Hilary King, LoreH in. I did a double-take for it was none registered horrified looks. Loeffler, Gary Lowe, Morgan Malain Mike other than Tony Dorsett, star run- "That's right," the man said. Msfers, Mary Negrete, Del Ruir, 5001,0. Rulirabunierd, Angela Silva, Gr.. Smith. ning back of the Dallas Cowboys. "We're the people who 'boo' half- Laura Lee Smith. James Stephens. Mille The neatly -dressed speedster had a time shows at football games. We Wpner, L.a W iRid. Richard Wilson. Shirley Wise!. Haisad Ysuyulti. Chuck dazed look on his face. 'boo' little girls who twirl batons at Y. "What's wrong, Tony?" I asked. Sixer games. We 'boo' everything." April 6, 1979, Page 3 A.S. travel money restricted By Erin Hallissy resolution was 11-2 with one Americans incarcerated The bill doubles the The A.S. Council abstention. during World War II was current assessment of $5 passed a resolution passed unanimously by the and $10 on misdemeanor Wednesday saying that no Jim Fetch, who voted council and felony convictions in A.S. money can be used for against the resolution, said the state The fines are travel or activities in states that it wasn't fair to The bill concerning used to aid victims and that have not yet ratified students who might have to these reparations will be witnesses of violent the Equal Rigts Amend- go to conferences in those introduced soon in crimes ment. states, and that the A.S. Congress. should be a student The council also passed The resolution, organization, "and not a a resolution supporting the authored by Matthew civil liberties association." Another resolution, National March on Savoca, pointed to the fact authored by Cello Lucero, Washington for lesbian and that the National A resolution authored Fazel Fazelbhoy and gay rights Oct. 14. Organization of Women has by Chris Ota supporting the Dennis Peterson, urging urged an economic boycott Japanese American passage of Senate Bill 383, In other action, the of the 15 states that haven't Citizens League in its at- authored by Jerry Smith, council approved an un- ratified the E.R.A. The tempt to receive monetary D-San Jose, was also to the council's vote on the reparation for Japanese passed by the council. derwrite of $730 Oi ganization Committee of the Juried Student Art Exhibition. Because it is an underwrite, the money will SJSU's silent majority be paid back to the A.S. A request of $150 for Pi makes itself heard at polls Sigma Alpha, the political science honor society, was By Erin A. Hallissy cessfully, but oftentimes "They can get really also approved by the photo by J L SOUSd "Did I vote in the AS. not. upset over the loss of council. The money is for election?" parking spaces, but having the banquet at the end of "What AS. election?" a say in their education the year. Greenback, bcp, S.F.A., P.S. or write in--who won your vote? "I made campaign doesn't seem to make that The booths were up, promises that I would vote much difference to them." Students line up in front of the voting booth located in the quad area between the Student Union the candidates were for banning leaflettiers if I James Babb of their votes for their favorite candidate in the A.S. council race. feverishly passing out was elected, which gar- Students for Peace asked and Art Building to cast Even one of the can- literature, and campaign nered a few chuckles and the council to get an official didates this year signs were taped to smiles, but most of the reply from SJSU President recognized anything that didn't move. people just kept walking the widespread Gail Fullerton regarding by, " she said. apathy on this campus. the council's resolution Yet it's estimated that supporting the phase-out of only 10 percent of the "Students Jim Stephens of the the ROTC program on Gravel lot improvement must wait student body voted in the caught on quick to Bacardi and Coke party campus. election held this week. the idea of saying Faculty and staff who program, explained that Hurley said, and will be put Fullerton, according to they already voted," said said that he represented the have been parking in the special funding is required in over the spring break. James. The state will then "I tried everything to Tim Burke, passing out voice of the apathetic The council passed a gravel covered lot between for permanently surfacing "Rain has been our have to take bids from get people to vote," said leaflets for the S.F.A. student. resolution a month ago Ninth and 10th streets will the lot with asphalt. biggest enemy," Hurley different construction Academic Senate can- party. against ROTC on the basis not see any radical im- "Plans for a proposal said, adding that a dirt compapies, he said. didate Vicki Thurman. He built his part of the that it discriminates provement until next for funding are in the parking lot, with that kind "It's discouraging to campaign around the idea against homosexuals by "We know there are "I even wore a dress summer according to Jim works," James said. of traffic gets wrecked know that people can be that the A.S. is not im- not allowing them to enroll faculty who are unhappy the first day of the elec- Hurley, supervisor of Rex Link has been very fast. that apathetic when their portant to students because in the program. Fullerton about the condition of the tions, and six-inch high traffic management. hired by the chancellor's The estimated cost of vote can have an effect," it doesn't have any impact has not responded to the lot," Hurley said. "We heels," she said. office to submit rebuilding paving the lot with asphalt Burke continued. on their lives. resolution. known until want to refurbish it as Hurley admits the plans for the lot. Link will not be Even such drastic existing surface is not works for cities and state in April 30, according to Lt. quickly as possible but a action as that didn't seem Most of the students capable of handling the designing and refurbishing James. project of this type takes to do much good, however. interviewed refused to give amount of traffic that lot 4 such facilities. After the full plan is time and planning." their names, but there was has. More gravel and the submitted, it will have to be Thurman used other a general consensus that University Police Lt. addition of concrete and approved by the chan- Money for the repaving tactics to try to get people the election wasn't that Larry K. James, ad- wood wheel stops in the lot cellor's office and signed will come from garage and to vote, sometimes suc- important to them. I Change ministrator of the parking will help in the short run by SJSU President Gail parking permit revenues. "I'm married and live ampus, and a lot of the Crimes continue in area surrounding campus ;s the A.S. does just doesn't apply to my life," said one student. Five burglaries were South 12th, South 14th and and only one suspect has of the burglaries around campus and the downtown committed within the last East San Fernando streets. been arrested in connection campus are committed by area is far below the city week in surrounding areas Items reported missing with one of the burglaries. drug addicts who steal average, Wright said, and "What they do with Tired of going to school every day? of SJSU. were a black and white items that can be quickly burglaries in the area are their funds doesn't have Tired of the daily routine? television set, a stereo, and Sgt. Douglas Wright of sold. surpassed by more serious any effect on me," said your valuable The Stereo Discount another. Tired of spending various types of tools in- the San Jose Police crimes such as assaults, money on nothing? Center at 1795 W. San cluding specialized power Department burglary unit, Sixty percent of all rape and armed robberies. Carlos St. was hardest hit, drills. said only 10 percent of the burglaries in San Jose are A.S. Adviser Louie reporting to police that 1,000 burglaries committed committed by juveniles Barcrzzi said the apathy Real Estate Investments by $1,000 in stereo equipment with the exception of the Stake-outs are seldom was obvious even though it each month in San Jose group or individuals it will was stolen. Forcible entries campus area where most used he said, except in has been a hotly contested through windows and back produce leads for in- cases where the "Trend is change your lifestyle and make your vestigation. burglaries are committed campaign between the doors were reported in by adults. Wright said. higher than the normal parties and there has been future bright. Let us help you. Residential burglaries each incident. Only one influx of crime." plenty of people passing out Please call 268-1150 took place at North Second, burglary was witnessed Wright said that many Crime in general near literature. 19601 McKean Road, San Jose, Califiwnla However, during the rape scare at SJSU, the "Students today are Antiqur rattl; iripoff' cry police department more content to let the Gas price hikes cause responded by forming educational establishment FARLAD I.N1ANII stake -outs and using make decisions for them," REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS LOS ANGELES (AP) - companies reduce current situation, but they it's a ripoff," said a major female decoys. Barozzi said. 1979 may well be deliveries to dealers, many concede that the public oil company official who remembered as the year service stations are cutting perceives the shortage as a asked not to be identified. gasoline hit $1 a gallon and back on operating hours. contrived crisis intended to "The consumers who "During that time something clearly had to be Californians aren't pleased "I had to look a half an wring more money out of call in don't believe us," them done," Wright said. at the prospect. hour for a service station at the pump. said Shell Oil spokesman that was open this morning "It's frightening. Even Bill Wicker. "They think "First I read there's an on my way to work," said the informed public thinks we're withholding." From the folks who brought us BART. oil glut and now they tell us one Altadena resident, there's no gas," com- "Normally they would be TED .STUDFINTS PROGRAM BOARD The very same companies responsible for John JOSE. STATE UNIVERSITY plained 32-year-old open at 6 o'clock, but the Decker of Marina del Rey AND KAPPA ALPDA PSI FRATERNITY our "fail-safe" BART system now present the guy there said they weren't Presents as he filled up his tank with opening until 8." Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant. 87-cent premium Thur- LIVE-DISCO IN CONCERT sday. "I don't care what Oil industry With a lot of help from PG&E, they they say anymore. I know spokesmen blame price it's the oil companies." hikes by the Organization managed to complete the plant six years behind of Petroleum Exporting Soaring prices are only Countries and the cutoff of schedule and $1,000,000,000 over bid. part of the problem. As oil Iranian crude for the They also managed to place the plant within three miles of a massive earthquake fault. Grad dean proposes Now they want us to pay for it. new grading system Join Ralph Nader, Bonnie Raitt and thousands more at the Stop Diablo Rally and A new grading system in the country, Weihaupt which would show the said. "We'll have to wait Alternative Energy Fair, noon on Saturday, average grade of the class and see if San Jose State April 7, at the San Francisco Civic Center. next to the student's grade, will adopt it." has been proposed by John The proposal will be PG&E is making the mistake of our lives. Weihaupt, dean of further discussed at the graduate studies, and is next graduate sub- We have the power to stop them. now before the graduate committee meeting in two GARY'S GANG studies committee. weeks. Keep on Dancin. Let's Lotteciance Tonight The resolution is also being examined by an Your M.C. at the Disco Machine undergraduate studies Spartan Daily subcommittee, headed by Serving the Katarous Watts University Community STOP Dr. Lloyd Van Alten of the Since 1934 chemistry department. US PS 509-440 Disco Dance Contest $200 CASH Second class postage paid at San Weihaupt introduced Jose, California. Member of $100 First Prize the proposal to combat California Newspaper Publish. era grade inflation in the Association and the Door Prizes from CBS Disco Records DIABLO Associated Press. Published graduate studies program, daily by San Jose State which he feels has made University, during the college Saturday Night student's grades harder to year The opinions expressed in the paper are not necessarily April 21, at 9 P.M. interpret. those of the Associated Students, The new system of the University Administration San Jose State Student Union Ballroom CANYON grading would give ad- or the Department of Jour- nalism and Advertising. Sub Tickets: Students $5.50, General $6.50 missions officers and scriphons arrepted only on a APRIL 1 prospective employers a remainder of semester basis One dollar more at the door better feeling for the Full academic year, Each MnJ 1.1, deduinhlv .ontrihntion. semester, Tickets available at: BASS, San Jose Box Office, ability, according $450 Off -campus Pv. Allum 4 111 Nth . San I tan, t o. 1 A 04114 student's price per copy, 10 cents Phone The Music Shack, A.S. Business Office (2nd to Weihaupt. 777-3151 Advertising 377-3171 Printed by Meredith Newspaper floor Student Union) and Star Records. "It's been tried suc- Publications. Inc otrITE cessfully at other colleges Page 4, April 6, 1979 sports St. Mary's seeks revenge against Spartans

By Dan Wood Nevada -Reno two solidly." varsity performer for St. win five games in a row. He Brazil did not get a played San Jose." weekend, and the Gaels are The St. Mary's Gaels weekends ago. Senteney, the holder of Mary's is 4-0 with an era of was very impressive in his decision in last weekend's optimistic they can do it. will have a score to settle a 5-4 record and a 2.87 2.34. latest outing, a5-1 win over senes with UNR, lasting The big stick for St. SJSU is again on top of with SJSU when they in- earned run average, will SJSU will counter with Nevada -Reno last Friday only three innings in his Mary's has been first "We played well the the league, at 6-0, and is vade Municipal Stadium start the first game of Randy Raphael and Jay night. start due to a bout with the baseman Von Hayes. He is last time we played them," riding a nine-game NCBA "and think this afternoon for a 2:30 today's twin bill, with Brazil. flu. batting .287 with seven McAfee said, winning streak. 28 runs our chances this time are doubleheader. Candiotti going in the That effort lowered his home runs and Brazil is 4-0 with a 1.25 batted in. real good. Our overall club nightcap. After a slow start, ERA to 2.96, to go along The Spartans have a ERA. is just starting to jell." Coach Miles McAfee's on to with a record of 5-4. game-and-a-half lead over Candiotti, a four-year Raphael has come Third baseman Gaels finished the first half second place Fresno State The clubs will conclude William Iles is the leading EXTRA BASES St Mary s of the Northern California stands al le ( 3-0), and an SJSU victory the series tomorrow in average hitter among the Overall record Mos year Baseball Association race in this series would Moraga with an 11:30 13 TI111 w,lI be the last NCBA regulars, with a .295 mark. weeks with an 11-7 record, practically eliminate single game. Probable sertes for SJSU for three identical to the mark First half baseball The entlre league w.I1 be oil next everyone but the Bulldogs pitchers are Dave Nobles Joe Parker at .290 and weekend because of Easter, then the posted by first half champ from the race. (6-21 for SJSU and Ben Dan McDermott at .283 Spartans draw /he bye the following SJSU. Snyder 2-3 (for St. Mary's. share the designated hitter weekend SJSU will keep in snap, "I think in order for us championship in question over spring break with a non league duties. game Monday at PAL Starburn But the Spartans were to be contenders in the SJSU's first half championship of assumed the game was over, and the According to McAfee, against Cal State Dorn.nguer Hills, awarded the title by virtue second half," McAfee said, and a three game seoes newt the Northern California Baseball NCAA rulebook clearly states that a the Gaels are strongest at Catcher Ron Colburn is of two-out-of-three wins "somebody has to beat San weekend versus Cal State Hayward Association is not yet official, the Daily game stopped by darkness shall be bat. at .284, and right fielder over St. Mary's in their Jose. And I think we're the Ceasar Brown has five Spartans will travel to Hayward has learned. considered complete if five innings Friday the 13th Iota? 30 encounter first half series. club to do it." The Spartans have been informed have been played. "I think we've been homers and 23 RBI's, then return home the following day by NCBA Commissioner Jerry Wyness In a letter to Wyness following the hitting real well," McAfee though he is hitting only for a noon doubleheader at That, and the fact that The St. Mary's club said. "We've been scoring .241. Municipal Stadium The reason tor that their Feb. 24 victory over St. protest, McDonald stated that in his tomorrow's early starling lime one of those wins came in a that will come to town of runs and we're Mary's in the second game of a opinion, at least one more inning could a lot III 30) is that St Mary's will be game shortened to five today may be a little dif- St. Mary's hopes to doubleheader is not yet complete. have been played. swinging the bat a lot leav.ng threcitv after the game for innings by darkness, have ferent than the one SJSU turn the tables on SJSU this Haw.. The was called after five The question of why the game was better than the last time we St. Mary's hopping mad. saw the last time around. game innings by umpire Fred McDonald, stopped in the first place remains. darkness. It was Neither McDonald nor Wyness could be The Gaels are still The difference would apparently because of by St. Mary's. reached for comment. protesting that ruling, lie on the pitching mound. subsequently protested first half tied In any case. Wyness according tc McAfee.( See McAfee said his top two The Gaels ended the upheld St. the Spartans Mary's protest, and related story this page. ) hurlers, Steve Senteney with SJSU at 11-7, but originally ruled their and Tom Candiotti, are were awarded the title because of that the game would be finished this The surest bet for St. ready to go against SJSU two-out-of-three win in their series. weekend. be resumed and SJSU is not ready Mary's to gain cham- after being hampered by Should the game to accept that Gaels come back from a 3-1 deficit decision however, and will file a BEST pionship recognition, injuries earlier in the year. the PRODUCTS however, lies in the second to win, they would win the cham- counter protest, according to Associate The contest is a scheduled Athletic Director half of the season, and for "Our pitching hasn't pionship. Jon Crosby. affair. the Gaels to do that, this been great," McAfee said, seven-inning Menges said he was told by Wyness Mary's coach weekend's series with but everyone has been According to St. that it will be at least two weeks before im- SJSU is a must-win throwing relatively well Miles McAfee, he was under the a decision is made on that. pression time the game was situation. well enough for us to win. at the Thus it is certain that the game will called that it was being suspended, and not be completed this weekend, and St. Mary's is 2-1 in the "Our veterans, Sen- would be completed later. hether or not it will be at all depends second half, having taken teney and Candiotti, have SJSU coach Gene Menges said he on the outcome of the SJSU appeal. its opening series from been pitching very

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limit I per customer offer expires 4/1.5/79 5th and SANTA CLARA STS. April 6, 1979, Page 5 sports Volleyball team begins play April 27 Diablos: Latest item in S.J. sports market By Chuck Bustillos Volleyball Associa tion, base for a very exciting We'll be promoting it as an he doesn't foresee a battle trying to do is improve Blair says he knows we're working on both A professional sport which was established in sport. I think it fits the San all-around family sport, evolving between the three those markets now." establishing the Diablos as radio and some other TV which features both male 1974 and presently has Jose area," Blair said. more so than baseball or franchises for fans. And that is a common a credible product is going broadcasting," -he said, and female players eight teams. The IVA has football is." "I don't know if we're goal for Blair and his to be a tough challenge, but "Coming into an area like competing on the same been pursuing the San Jose "I feel that it will The Diablos' regular interested in taking away associates with their does not forecast a San Jose we have to prove court is bound to capture survive. It's something season does not get un- any of their fans. I have venture here in San Jose. disastrous debut by his ourselves and show we're of the curious interest club in its maiden voyage. credible. I think we've got numerous sports en- "We're offering a high a good product and one that thusiasts. Three years ago, Blair caliber of volleyball with "I feel that we have fans can leave a match set off to create a firm that some of the best players in equal talent with most of saying, 'We really enjoyed But when this unique would design and construct the world. It's a game that the teams in the league. ourselves, it was worth the novelty dies down, will commercial and industrial is very fast and very ex- The chemistry will be how time'.'' those inquisitive viewers projects. Today he heads citing. It's a game that is well they play together. If turn into dedicated fans? the highly sucessful not very violent and I think the performance isn't If that theory holds Devcon Construction Inc. these are all aspects we great, I don't think it's true, the Diablos will look This is one of the He can only hope that this can build on in selling the going to be because of lack like another worthwhile questions facing Jim Blair, volleyball pursuance can club to the community." of talent, it will be more of venture for Jim Blair. president of San Jose's parallel that rise to im- a lack of experience of SE TS AND SPIKES The Diablos announced the,, draft newest professional mediate success. Blair said that there playing together. But that is one of the problems of results last week and gave up their athletic franchise, the will be several clinics and first round draft choice to the Diablos volleyball team. After a couple of personal appearances by putting a team together in Denver Comets I n exchange for meetings with league of- Diablo players before the its first year." Larry Beneke and Sharon Peterson They also drafted first team college April 27 will mark the ficials, Blair and partners season gets underway. He Another problem will All Americans Mike Blanchard unveiling of the Diablos, Terry Rose, Michael Hunt is hoping to generate a lot (Pepperdinel Joey Mica (UCLA) be gaining exposure which will play their 20 and Dennis Chambers of fan interest. and Jay Blanchard I Pepperchnel home contests at Civic decided to buy the club in through the media. Blair This trio is sten involved in college Auditorium. December of last year. realizes that is a must. competition and won't be pursued that is exciting and of value derway until May 12, when season tickets to the Diablos General until the end of May when the NCAA for the people. I think that both the Earthquakes Earthquakes and I don't Manager Dave Schmidt "We're going to have Nationals are completed The The club will compete "Volleyball and the offering the co-ed aspect is soccer team and Missions see any problems in being said that he expects "about Diablos also announced the signing some of our games of Lindy Rivas, a second team All in the Western Division of IVA that will be of baseball team will be going interested in both of the program that the something 2,400 spectators per broadcast on Gill TV and American from UCLA the International offered us seems to be the interest to the community. at full tilt. Blair said that sports. There's enough game." Attend:.-"ice at people in the valley to other IVA games has support all the San Jose topped 7,000 and league teams." attendance was 264,292 in seats 1.;1113175 24 feet and a cloud of sand When the Orange 1978. i,jriIEfl County and San Diego "Volleyball is an ex- Fri 8.30, Sat 7:00& 10:30: clubs merged to form the citing spectator sport," $7.75 Salt Lake City franchise a Schmidt said. "The action few weeks back, it ap- is fast, easy to understand peared that the supports and yet there is plenty of were caving in on the finesse for the sports fan. lague. Not so, according to The game is infectious Blair. fun."

"The league has been The Diablos, whose working to improve the team colors are "Fire ownership, management Red" and "Spanish and the markets the teams Brown" will carry nine ClIZat have been in. The San members on their roster. A 1717 Industrial Road San Carlos Ca Diego and Orange County Tickets at BOX OFFICE and all BASS OUTLETS minimum of two women of including BullOCKS and Record Factory markets have been difficult the six players, must be on (it------. . V v CHARGE -BY-PHONE (415) 835-4342 markets to sell. They the court. (WA) feel the relocation to South Bay Charge (408) 297-7552 HAS THE TICKETS! Mid-Peninsula Charge Salt Lake is a positive one, FOR MFORIAAfiON The Diablos square off (415) 365-5230 not a negative one. That's with defending IVA (415) T-E-1..E.T.1-X CHARGE BY P110141 CHARGE -BY-PHONE HOURS not to say that there won't Chamipion Santa Barbara (415)835-4342 Mon -Fri 10AM-RPM, Sat & Sun 10AM 5PM be franchises returning to Splicers in an exhibition For information, dial T-E-1.-E-T-I -X (835-3545) those areas, but what we're match April 27.

photo by Sydney Bonk Long jumper Kevin Cole is shown in action during a recent meet for the track team, which travels to Tuscon tomorrow for a meet with the University of Arizona and is entered in the Bruce Jenner Classic at San Jose City college a week from Saturday. Stanford beats women netters 8-1 By Steve Carp got swept, 6-0. Denise keep up with the Cardinal Rubin and Sue It was one of those days Mendoza, playing No. 4, star but it proved to be too Rassmussen, 6-2, 6-4, while where you got your fanny was the only Spartan to win much in the end. Mendoza and Carolyn kicked but felt great. It was more than three games in a Yauman were edged by one of those days where the set, winning five in bowing The bright spot for the Hertel and Lisa Gordon, 6- score wasn't indicative of 7-5, 6-3 to Ca ryn Hertel. Spartans was in doubles, as 1,6-4. what happened. Lyn Feinstein and Stacy Kim Purcell, SJSU's Nishi got SJSU its only Sinclair would like to No. 1, got beat 6-1, 6-0 by It was Stanford coming point of the day, defeating see her girls get more Kathy Jordan, who was to SJSU and handing the Corinne Nevinny and aggressive in doubles. making her first ap- women's tennis team an 8-1 Andrea Markt, 6-0, 7-5. pearance of the year. loss. But it was one of those "You have to make the a lot Jordan, who'd been matches that was The SJSU duo won point in doubles. You can't competing in the Avon closer, once you look below eight straight games lay back and wait like in the surface, women's tour, had beaten Tracy Austin and Pam before Stanford mounted singles. You have to make Shriver prior to hooking up its comeback, taking the it happen. You have to be Many of the games with Purcell. following three games in the aggressor. We weren't were at 3-all and a shot the second set. The match being aggressive." either way would have Yet, Jordan had a went to a tiebreaker and improved SJSU's position. tough time with Purcell. the Spartans prevailed. The women netters The Spartans hung in there Many of the games were return to action April 24 and surprisingly didn't tied throughout and see- Purcell and Arlene when they host Pacific at fold, and Stanford coach sawed. Purcell tried to Santos bowed to Donna 2:30 p.m. Anne Gould was the first to admit it.

"I couldn't believe how mentally tough they were. I thought they competed well and they played the points LONDON through. This is a much Improved San Jose State THE WESTERN & REGIONS team from last year and I To really experience much of the best that England has to offer, with their was impressed rather than just watch it flow past your coach window, or hope guts." to absorbe it while following a herd come with us, a profes- sional photographer/teacher, a knowledgeable historian artist SJSU coach Lyn Sin- Without your help, we can't afford to win. a congenial group of 24 people - to exciting places rich in clair agreed. and Make check payable to U S Olympic Committee, character and tradition. We planned these tours carefully, PO Box l980 -1 Cathedral Station, Boston, MA 02118 out "We gave them a travelled their route several times, and personally sought Name battle and the games were traditional hotels and country inns last summer to provide for a close. I can't be disap- Address enjoyable and rewarding an experience as possible in pointed. The girls tried and leisurely, gave their all." the time allowed. Typical of some of the included "extras" are: City banquet in In singles, the Spartans a first -evening cruise on the Thames, a Mandarin State Zip Chelsea, a wild pheasant dinner in the heart of Exmoor, an af- A $ Please send me the symbol of support checked below ternoon river cruise near Windsor Castle, and a farewell ban- contribution -1 Stickpin ($10) Tote Bag $25)( Desk Spinner joined in kinko's copies quet of an old London music hall. These tours may be is enclosed. Pendant ($25) II Visor Cap ($25) 150) San Francisco or London the price is exceptionally low in ii, In. oAdlic MAP 1111111111111 of Paris is also available. For t 114 nn minima fi either case. A tour (July 14-20) info please call us collect. 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Their third album, Streeters. The Asbury Parkway South to Highway While Springsteen was the turnpike without a care "Hearts Of Stone" is their Sound seems to be 9. It leads right to Asbury. in legal hassles, Van Zandt in the world and that 'one best-selling yet and they flourishing and there is a Once there, you won't toured with the Jukes and last chance to make it are playing the bigger halls revival in that sleepy beach need long to figure out what the group got themselves a real'. and will be coming West town in music that had laid "driving down Kingsley" reputation as one of the sometime this summer. dormant since the race- or "burnt out Chevrolets" best "boogie bands" 'the sound is a Both groups are stable riots turned Asbury Park or even "racin in the around. The Jukes toured in their personnel and that into a ghost town in the late street" 'sail about. the nation and sold out throwback to has been a major factor in sixties, For those who follow clubs coast-to-coast. their success. Van Zandt is Perhaps Springsteen music, The Asbury While the Jukes were the '50s' a regular in Springsteen's summed it up best in his Sound" has found a niche in enjoying their new-found E Street Band and other E song, "Badlands"; the music world this success, Springsteen was Yes, "Born To Run" Streeters Max Weinberg, Poor man want to be decade. Yet its roots go finally cleared of his legal was the album that did it Roy Bittan, Clarence rich, back to the mid-fifties. In hassles with Appel and for Springsteen, no doubt Cleamons, Garry Tallent rich man want to be fact, The Asbury Sound is a with his new manager Lon about it. It seemed like it and Dan Federici have king, throwback to the '50s in a Landau came out with was just what the youth of been together for the last and a king ain't sense. "Darkness On The Edge Of this nation needed. With five years. satisfied, What is The Asbury Town" and went on a huge Vietnam, Watergate and The Jukes have stayed 'til he rules everything. Sound? tour last year. inflation engulfing us, pretty much intact I want to go out tonight, Well, it's really a But before Springsteen offered an themselves. Jukes' I want to find out what combination of the blues Springsteen's success is alternativesimplicity, fun originals Billy Rush, Kevin I got. and hard-driving rock-and- discussed, it's important to and the feeling of power, Kavanaugh, Big Al Berger, For Asbury Park, they roll. The main forces know what happened prior even when we all seemed Rick Gazda, Ed Manion know what they gota behind The Asbury Sound because he is really the one so helpless. and La Barnba have been swingin' sound for the is a familiar name, Bruce who put Asbury Park on The Springsteen there from the start. swingin' seventies. Springsteen along with a the music map. presence has rubbed off on not -so -famous name, Much has been made many recording artists Johnny Lyon. about Springsteen's today. Artists like Meat 1979 CHARTER FLIGHTS F'irst, to set the record likeness to Bob Dylan and Loaf, Patti Smith, Greg straight, Springsteen was Appel had tried to market Khin and Manfred Mann all FROM SFO OR OAKLAND not born in Asbury Park him as the "new Dylan". use The Boss' material, ALL ARE GUARANTEED SEATS but in nearby Freehold, Unfortunately, so was some better than others. which is famous for har- every other manager who Even a group like The LONDON ROUND TRIP FROM $449 ness races, not rock stars. Pointer Sisters tran- had a new star. Remem- ONE WAY FROM$233 Lyon, better known as ber, this is back in 1972. sformed an old Springsteen Southside Johnny, is a Springsteen's first two tune, "Fire" into a top-40 FRANKFURT FROM $439 R.T. native of Asbury and his albums, "Greetings From chart -buster. But in- ONE WAY $259 Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band story is closer to the heart Asbury Park, N.J." and terestingly, Springsteen ZURICH FROM $489 R.T. than Springsteen's. Lyon has never had a top-40 song York, playing clubs in Van Zandt also wrote a Springsteen, vowed never "The Wild, The Innocent BRUSSELS FROM $450 R.T. was a straight rhythm-and- Greenwich Village. couple of songs for the to play second fiddle to and The E Street Shuffle" or gotten any airplay on WITH NEW YORK STOP blues singer who sang soul After Lyon and Van Jukes first album, "I Don't anyone. didn't go over well with the AM radio. His critics say ONE WAY $225 music in the small clubs Zandt teamed up, and Want To Go Home", which Immediately, the public or over the air- that is what is holding him WITH NEW YORK STOP around Asbury Park. failed, each went their own came out in 1976. The second album, "This Time waves. back from being a star like Southside did his thing way--Vant to join Jukes, who had developed it's For Real" was worked Yet, Springsteen in Billy Joel, for instance. in places like the Upstage, Springsteen's E Street a solid legion of fans in on and released in early concert was a different Still, Springsteen has LEAVES MONDAYS LAKER TO LONDON the Stone Pony and band, which was working story. gotten his share of FOR LONG DURATION FLIGHTS assorted Jersey Shore on "Born to Run", the Bruce had ( and still publicity. He appeared on STAY UP TO 6 MONTHS clubs. It was at these clubs album that put Bruce over . . has) a stage presence that the covers of Time and PARIS ONE WAY - STUDENTS ONLY $260 that he developed a the top and Lyon to form it's just what can captivate an audience. Newsweek in 1975. He has ALL PRICES PLUS TAX reputation for singing blues Southside Johnny and the the youth needed' He can fire-up a crowd with had features done on him in and having a sassy tounge Asbury Jukes. one riff from his guitar, many other magazines and BRITISH EUROPEAN TRAVEL as well. The Jukes were an which many people say is newspapers. "Darkness" 1080 SARA COCA All SAN 1051 95129 Southside didn't really interesting collection. The very underrated. is selling well (shipped 984-7576 get into rock-and-roll until group had a horn section, Asbury and along the 1977% The Jukes' second "Born To Run" was platinum) and is getting he met Steve Van Zandt something only one other entire Jersey Shore, album had more polish, back in 1973. Van Zandt had group, Chicago, had had at branched out to the rest of more pizzaz and more a reputation for being an the time. They used the East. character than the first outstanding guitar player material from Springsteen, After playing over 250 album. and songwriter. In fact, he and fifties' groups like The shows, mainly opening acts During this time, was bigger name than Five Satins, The Dovells, for headline groups, Springsteen was involved 008'S Dfty Springsteen, who was The Coasters and The Johnny and the Jukes in a lawsuit with former trying to make it in New Drifters. regrouped, and like manager Mike Appel and

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, UPIIIIMENT Flatirif Documentary film making planned MNIU Writer seeks adventure 611

By Stephen Cohodas and began publication of handful of volunteers, more than a year, until "It's not difficult. I Thais Mazur might be Groundswell News to fulfill rented a second-floor September 1978 when a don't see anything as being and called a New College a senior thesis program in corner office in the conflict of personalities difficult. Personally, I see alternative media success alternatiaive media. dilapidated Medical Arts limitations. story. "I was tired of the building across for SJSU on boiled over into a personal At 22, she has written regular educational Third Street and began to dispute between herself "I don't say I can't do several sailing for system," she said. "The publish. and her business partner. it. It works out best for me, magazines, published a thought of one human being it gives me something to go Santa Clara County un- Her first feature story in front of a microphone The incident split the for. The point is to create derground news magazine, was a series of interviews teaching 300 people was staff in two and left Mazur something new that is best holds down the graveyard with prostitutes in down- scary." wondering about her future for you." shift at KXRX radio as a town San Jose. She took an in the media, she news writer and is looking She said her in- advocacy postiion and said. towards UCLA's film spiration to start Ground- defended the women's She says her survival has been school as a vehicle for a swell News came from a rights to control their own After a brief period of "learned from a lot of career in documentary combination of I.F. Stone's bodies while lambasting isolation and recuperation, falls." New College, film making. Weekly, a muckraking she said, encouraged her to Named after the main Washington, D.C. journal, ask questions; to take a character in "Thais," an Bucluninster Fuller's ideas side; to engage in self- thought as "an organic opera about a highly on alternative technology system of spirited Greek dancer, and Albert Einstein's Mazur's own identity education." Mazur's own identity theories of the universe. seems underscored by the Her motivation, she seems underscored by the Now she works as a news drama of her life. said, came from a desire to writer at KXRX from find "room for creative drama of her life 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. weekdays and writes At 15, Mazur was intelligence." freelance magazine flocking to People's Park The educational articles for primarily rallies in Berkeley. By her system, she said, can be sailing magazines. twentieth birthday she had "repressive" by forcing She is what she saw as police Mazur received a phone thoughtful about her traveled to Mexico, new ideas into pre- harassment, the call from a former con- future. married, moved to New conceived notions and old law and the courts, and the tributor to Groundswell Zealand, separated from patterns. "You have to economic News. He was working at "I don't project," she system which and sail to Mexico and New KXRX as a news writer philosophically. "I she felt forced prostitution said Zealand. After that, she and said he could arrange come as they into degradation. just let things hopes to be admiitted to Anxious for new adventure, main will. Everyone has a UCLA's film school. "Groundswell News an apprenticeship for her road. HAPPY she began publication of gave a lot more news than at the radio station. She "Spontaneous creativ- the took it. EASTER 'straight' press," she "Once in a while you ity," according to Mazur from Groundswell News said. "It could be more take a little side trip and "to sit in an old rocking creative because of its "I had to learn to focus some great lesson will chair after work, stare out her husband and returned incorporate your ideas into magazine format." on just the main points," come out of it. But I don't my big window and write to San Jose. a structure already she said, "to get as much push the river." whatever comes out of the Anxious to get started established," Mazur said. She continued to quality in a 60 second radio other end of the pen" is in a new adventure, she Mazur and a business publish, building the staff spot as I put into a She plans to graduate among her most valuable enrolled in New College partner orgainized a from two to 30 in a little magazine story. in December from SJSU prizes. No-grade tests help in career, personal life oke

Personal problems results, he said. They taken the class before." earn up to 30 units of credit stayed in the course or Interest Bank cost only bogging you down? Con- provide the tests for by passing the examination dropped the class $1.25 to take, while other fused about what career to students only after the so in effect you can skip one altogether. tests such as the College choose? Thinking of student has seen a coun- Credit by examination year of college if you Level Examination challenging that English selor and the counselor has falls into several passed all the Vocational tests such Program tests cost as course you're taking? suggested that such tests categories, according to examinations we offerred as the Strong Vocational much as $20. are necessary. Pavic. Advance placement here in college level a There's a place that standing, where a student evaluation program," can help you with all of coming from another Pavic said. these diverse problems, the The number of tests university can take a test Testing Office located in offered at the Test Office and receive credit for that room 218 of the Ad- are "limitless" according particular course, or the Of the 387 courses that English Equivalency ministration Building on to Pavic because any were petitioned in fall of the SJSU campus, open needed tests which are not Examination which is weekdays from 8 to 5 p.m.. available can be obtained. given once a year in May, 1978, Pavic pointed out that are a few. 213 attempts passed the . Many of the tests, such In addition to tests, 48 failed them while Varian Turns as vocational or With "credit by psychological tests and examination," you can the remainder either psychological tests have no vocational tests, challenge "right" or "wrong" an- examinations are also swers, according to test available. officer Zeljko Pavic. The Wilderness program Talent Into Kuder Preference Record Vocational is one such test Students can take given at the test office. examinations to challenge offered by alliance specified requirements The test was designed such as U.S. Constitution, Technology The American to find out more about a U.S. History, and States in various wilder- Wilderness Alliance, a non- persons interest. California Government. ness areas during the "Credit by examination" profit conservation summer. Varian Instrument Group/Walnut Creek Divi- organization Pavic, who helped or challenges can be given based in Denver, is offering several Applications sion is involved in the process some 1,813 tests in for courses in any area, for the manufacture of analytical new programs for programs may be the fall semester of 1978, such as languages. obtained academic credit dealing by writing the instruments for research chemistry. Our gas and said that all of the testing Alliance at with the wilderness ex- 4260 E. Evans Ave., :done at the Testing Office Suite 8, liquid chromatographs "A student can perience. Denver, Colo., 80222 are used in environment- is done in conjunction with or call challenge any class that is (303) 758-5018. counseling from the A$50 deposit al and medical research to improve the quality offered at the university as The courses are of- must accompany academic counseling office the ap- long as they meet certain fered all over the United plications. of life. We are a rapidly growing division of in the Administration requirements," Pavic said. building, or from coun- Varian Associates, an established Fortune 500 selors at Building K. 'They (students) Company headquartered on the San Francisco The Testing Office does cannot be graduate GRAND not interpret the test students, they cannot have OPENING Peninsula. CELEBRATING OUR 100 LOGAI...... 4 1 The Walnut Creek Division is located in the East moilla DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE Bay Foothills, within easy reach of San Fran- cisco. Our representatives will be on campus on April 16 to interview BSEE candidates, with or Sc,' without computer science option, BSME candi- 09 L0( eettcWt dates and BSI E candidates. %DJ."' a-05, !* v 044.-0,14 Os If you are interested in applying your talent to the enhancement of the quality of life, schedule

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Sc Suburban women prefer condominiums at By Patrick McGreevy (childcare, ground- impact on their hap- Sprague. Most of the single tract housing now being P. Women living in Santa skeeping I. It's less of a piness," Rothblatt said. "The suburbs are built women use their house just built is not what the women Clara Valley suburbs are hassle." "But in the other lower for women to be as a place to live, ac- want," Sprague said. go more satisfied living in level areas of satisfaction, housekeepers and shop- cording to Sprague. They V condominiums than in SJSU female graduate where they lived did make pers," Sprague, who wrote go outside their neigh- "We should save the bc single family housing, students interviewed 1,600 a difference." a chapter on the feminist borhoods for work and old close knit neigh- hi according to a recently middle to upper-middle- analysis of the study, said. social activities, she said. borhoods in the inner city, St completed study by three income women with school There was one ex- "I think developers and build high density ct SJSU professors. age children, in eight Santa ception to that finding "That's the way they will see that the spread out housing on the outskirts." "1 Clara Valley neigh- though, according to are designed. They aren't Donald Rothblatt and borhoods, for the four-year Rothblatt. The social en- designed for working Daniel Garr of Urban study. vironment and feeling of women or active women." Library open during break Studies and Jo Sprague of community in the older Sprague believes the SJSU Library will will be open Monday tt Speech Communications The average age of the neighborhoods of Willow suburbs are particularly be closed this weekend through Friday during SC will compile their findings women interviewed was 34. Glen was found to con- hard on single women. and Easter weekend St in "Suburbia: Its Im- tribute to the suburban spring recess from 8 ( April 7,8 and 14,151 but a.m. until 5 p.m. 11 plications for Women and Two neighborhoods women's overall hap- "Single women are the Future of Urban each in Willow Glen, piness. socially cut out of neigh- America," their first book Blossom Valley, Los Gatos borhoods," she said. together. and Cupertino were used to It was also discovered "There is a social stigma get "GASSED" at determine the suburban that the major reason against divorced and ' One thing we found women's satisfaction in women live in the suburbs separated women. They SPARTAN was that women prefer four categories; housing is because they think the are socially isolated and high density housing such environment, community services, such as schools lonely." as condominiums and services, social patterns and parks, are better than STATIONS apartment complexes over friends) and in the city. The study found that Best gas in town single family housing," psychological well being. single women had just as Rothblatt said. Overall, 50 percent of many friends as other As far as photo by Day& Korner At the cheapest prices "Women prefer the psychological well being, the women worked, but women in their neigh- Donald Rothblatt, (pictured) who co -wrote a book single women but that they had supportive atmosphere of which is really overall among borhood, GASOLINE 7th Et Phelan 10th er Taylor Pt high density housing, and happiness, where women on the suburban woman along with Daniel Garr almost every woman to travel across town to see MOTOR OIL 245 Ke es 4th Et Williams they like the services lived didn't have a big and Jo Sprague. worked, according to them. Question corner

Question Corner: coordinator, informs us director Toni McDonald I would like to know there are already two or said, because when they do why there aren't more three dances scheduled sponsor events we do it dances held on campus. each weekend the Student really big time." Friday or Saturday night Union is open. There is at disco dances would draw a least one disco each They will sponsor a large audience I'm certain weekend and, you're right, dance April 21, featuring SJSU is a pretty dead they do quite well, Robison "Gary's Gang." CI campus at present. Dances says. You ean find out FAMOUS EX-COP might throw a little life into about dances on the events Address questions do an otherwise lackluster board near the S.U. in- Question Corner, Spartan activities program. formation desk. Daily, San Jose State Ci Lee G. Sherman The Associated University, San Jose, CA, Journalism Senior Students Program Board 95192. Questions may also FEELS GOOD KNOWING Cheer up! Adrian does limit the number of be dropped off at the Daily Robison, scheduling events they produce, ASPB office, JC 208. LITE BEER IS BEHIND BARS. flashback

11 years ago today: 'Their duties are to The world was The Daily learned that patrol, look and report any mourning Dr. Martin students, non-uniformed unusual activities,'' Luther King Jr., shot to and untrained, patrolled Quinton said. death two days before in SJSU nightly, employed by Memphis, Tenn. campus security. Seven years ago today: The Academic Council The first evidence According to Earnest passed a resolution that the linking Angela Davis to a Quinton, chief of campus first morning meeting hour 1970 Mann County Cour- security, the six or seven for classes be set at 7:30. It G. thouse shooting was students served as "eyes" was to become effective presented by the for the campus security beginning the fall prosecution in her murder, force. semester, 1971-72. kidnap and conspiracy trial. Two gun salesmen Eddie''Popeye'Egan showed sales slips signed )01. by Davis. Famous Ex-Cop

A man who described himself as a former cellmate of slain Soledad Brother George Jackson was killed by rifle and shotgun fire as he left a home in San Jose. Eight years ago today: Academic Vice President Hobert W. Burns suffered a mild coronary and was recovering. fits. "4 1076,114(i.-;:

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Talent Show" will be held. recess can really be a drag, get publicity for a whole director of the student of Student Services) office how to survive" McFaul the day's events after All houses have been in- Thursday has been especially knowing that the week on campus. The hunt union and Maryanne Ryan, in the Administration said. which an introductory tour vited to attend. Admission designated as club rest of the semester will will consist of going to AS. President. Building, room 242 or call Any clubs or will be given. and is free. organization day. hold catch-up reading, classrooms and putting Also on Tuesday, the 277-2191. organizations who wish to At 9 p.m. Theta Chi will Ap- proximately 70 Friday night will be term papers and finals. posters around campus to sororities will sponsor a Also on Wednesday is participate should call sponsor a party at 123 S. clubs have been invited to "Casino Night" at the Well, SJSU fraternities and tell people about Greek barbeque for SHARE "School Survival Game." DuShane at 277-2191. Ilth St. set up tables in the Student Student Union. It will sororities have a week of Week. students at the Seventh According to McFaul, this From 2 until 5 p.m. Union to Security will be tight dispense feature live bands, activities. Street barbeque pits. activity is especially Miller Brewing Co. will information, and campus identification McFaul said. "Eclipse" and "Struttin," "It's like a race to see ’We want them geared to clubs and sponsor a games com- will be required. A local disco D.J. Peter B. and Sponsored by the Inter- how many points can be see organizations on campus. petition on the ROTC field. (SHARE children) to band, "Streamliner," will At 7 p.m. the "Greek comedian Mark McCollum, Fraternity Council and covered in a maximum of their tutors in their own There will be a men's eing Panhellenic, the event will two hours," McFaul said. environment and have Based on the Monopoly competition in the mattress men be open to the campus and fun," McFaul said. game, School Survival relay. Five people will general community. Tuesday will bring Game will have teams carry another on a mat- Various activities, singing students to campus Wednesday is the day compete against each other tress in a race against Geological Survey remembered beginning with a scavenger with a singing competition for the most student par- on the basis of who knows other groups. the On Wednesday (April hunt and ending with what beginning at noon in the ticipation, according to the best way to get out of The 75th annual concurrent sessions of the igh- William Menard, Stu McFaul, Greek Week S.U. Amphitheatre. Some McFaul, consisting of university pitfalls. Also at that time a meeting of the Cordilleran three-day conference 11), H. Aty, of the U.S. chairman, described as fraternity and sorority tournaments throught the women's competition in the Section of the Geological which will also honor the director may Geological Survey will "hopefully the biggest houses will be singing three day. For example, a paper egg and spoon relay will be Society of America will be centennial of the U.S. speak at a luncheon. party that has ever hap- songs each and will be is written and the teacher held. held on campus April 9-11. Geological Survey. giving it More than 1,200 The department of pened at SJSU." judged on their creativity, All students are invited takes it without geologists showmanship and unusual to participate in various back. Is this legal or The beer keg throw for and geology students from Subjects will range geology will also offer a Monday, April 16 opens presentations. The panel of backgammon, ping-pong, illegal? Run by Jo Ella men and the beer mug throughout the United from geologic hazards' series of pre- and post- the festivities with a judges will be Robert pool, chess and foos ball Hanna, SJSU ombudsman, throw for women will also States and Canada are studies to coastal uplift to convention field trips scavenger hunt at noon Martin, dean of student tournaments in the Student the games will be based on be held. expected to attend. ground breakage which will emphasize local starting at Morris Dailey. services, Phyllis Simpkins, Union. Sign-ups for these actual SJSU cases. High school and About 300 speakers will associated with ear- Santa Clara County The purpose of the hunt, alumni association tournaments are in Don "It's a learning ex- community college present papers during five thquakes. geology. classifieds

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CALIFORNIA 95192 No rtunds on 2529,2954705 Call Al, 279 4157 3039 Shrine PI .L A., CA 90007 _ Page 10, April 6, 1979 President of Cancer Society Gettin Through says 'pot' should be available LOS ANGELES i AP can help the patient." in Washington, D.C. He But since 1978, at least The president of the That conclusion is was in Los Angeles for this a half-dozen legislatures American Cancer Society supported by a growing week's ACS-sponsored have passed state laws says marijuana seems to body of scientific research cancer conference. allowing doctors to relieve the cruel side ef- and a long history of in- The federal govern- prescribe marijuana for fects of some cancer formal and illegal use ment still classifies some chemotherapy therapies and doctors of the drug by many cancer marijuana, along with patients. Such programs should be able to use the patients undergoing heroin,I,SD and other usually are described of- controversial drug as a last chemotherapy. drugs, as a Schedule I ficially as research and nausea, vomiting and loss resort. The role of the substance: No medical require case -by -case of appetite. Black struggle continues The physician who is physician is to cure value and high potential for review by a medical board. component of treating patients with whenever possible. But if abuse. Similar measures are (Continued from Page I) capitalism. blacks away from the "More and more we cancer should have you can't cure, the least generating controversy in "I am for Newton and "Today we can see the communities from which hear patients say, 'I'm not he is for me, but today confusion at SJSU when they came," he everything at his disposal you should be able to do is The Cancer Society's other states, including explained. going to take this Africans need an ongoing black students blame each "They are not and be able to use it if it will give the patient some relief official position, adopted California. returning to chemotherapy because I struggle," he said. other for the substantial share their help," Dr. laSalle D. from his pain and suf- last year, says only that education with hear the treatment is worse "Because even if we would number of blacks being the people who made ob- Leffall Jr. said in an in- fering," said Leffall, marijuana has promise Leffall said neither he than the disease," he said. have won the Bakke case, disqualified, for instance. taining that education terview this week. "The chairman of the surgery and warrants more would nor the society That fear can mean ac- the struggle of that "We should blame the possible." evidence does support the department at Howard "controlled clinical trials," become involved in cepting almost inevitable coalition would have ended system instead of ac- But, according to fact that it i marijuana) University Medical School a spokesman said. legislative debates, death or turning to un- with the case. And if we cepting that black students Themba, capitalism is although such state action proven and often useless were truly organized, are not working hard falling. "is not totally inap- treatments. there'd be no need for enough," he said. "It is the "We can see its fall propriate." political prisoners." system which sees a need through inflationary Several approved Themba said the party for more laborers per_ le prices, mass murderers Marijuana is being drugs are used to combat is small and its growth is to work in jobs requiring such as the deaths in discussed, not as a treat- the side-effects but, I,effall hindered by confusion. little education. Guyana and mass illness." ment of cancer, but as a said, "if it seems that other "Some of us are con- The recent nuclear ac- way to relieve the forms of treatment are not "Africans first became fused because we have cident in Pennsylvania is sometimes-devastating s- effective, then the use of confused 300 years ago adopted a capitalistic another factor indicating ide effects of potent an- marijuana under a when they were kidnapped ideology called 'in- the fall of capitalism, ticancer drugs. physician's care does seem and brought to this coun- dividualism,' "he said. Themba said. "Capitalism Leffall said the side warranted. I would be in try," he said. He called this "Individualism has caused the plant to be built effects often include severe favor of using it." confusion a deliberate lead the college educated in the first place."

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