Monday, September 24, 1973 Spartan Daily Serving California Stat University at San Jose Since 1934

Secret talks continue Budget unsettled; A.S. monies ( $470,000 ) frozen

By George Rede The administration apparently would like to see funding increased for athletics, The 1973 - 74 A.S. budget, submitted to SJSU President John H. Bunzel two the sources say. Instructionally related activities Bunzel, in an months ago for approval, is still unsigned. As a result, 32 campus organizations According to one source, President informal meeting last May with that he believed collectively dependent on $470,000 in A.S. monies are in limbo. A.S. Council, made it known athletics were important to the university, and that the A.S. played an important role in their funding. refusal to sign the budget, after two weeks of negotiations without funds, despite student ok President Bunzel's Dr. Bunzel, the source said, cited three reasons for support of athletics: under a mutual agreement of confidentiality, has frozen conducted with the A.S. By Joanne Gribble A.S. funds. .The livelihood of many people revolves around athletics. ( These people would Two attempts to get direct student ballot last year, the initiative never saw is holding up the budget, but sources say the major appear to be the faculty, coaches, and sports information director. Neither side will say what input on the allocation of A.S. money to the light of day. It was vetoed by King intercollegiate athletics. *They promote community involvement. point of discussion is men's instructionally related prograMs have on *Students are actively involved in them. the grounds it did not receive enough Athletics originally requested $190,640 in three areas administration, sports ended so far in confusion, leaving the publicity to inform the students President Bunzel had the budget for at least two weeks but took no action before voting teams, and grants-in-aid ( scholarships) but A.S. Council slashed the amount to role of the A.S. in the support such properly. leaving on Aug. 1 for a month's vacation. Negotiations began upon his return and of roughly $103,000. activities as the Marching Band and Dr. Brazil apparently "has been carrying the ball" for the university ad- the Last semester's budget deliberations, were Spartan Daily The administration request of $16,000 was denied outright and grants-in-aid ministration, according to the source. unclear to both students which lasted far into the summer, were The 13 sports teams were cut from over $100,000 to and administration. trimmed from $55,000 to $40,000. Leonardi has been the chief spokesman for the A.S. side, which, at one time, done without A.S. Council really The A.S., which has just under $64,000. considered seeking a writ of mandate to force the president to sign, the source traditionally knowing whether it could cut funding funded instructionally No money has been or will be released with the exception of $26,809.60 for basic said. The move never got beyond the consideration stage. related for instructionally related activities or programs, has in recent years been A.S. operating expenses until President Bunzel signs the budget. The A.S. has questioned President Bunzel's refusal to sign on grounds it con- in not. It is the first time during Dr. Bunzel's three-year tenure as president that the siders illegal, the sources said. disagreement as to its financial role in It therefore formulated two separate these programs. budget has not been signed by the start of the fall semester. Section 42402 of Title V says the president must review all appropriations for budgets, one in compliance with the Committee and In 1972, former The budget, after passing through the hands of both the Budget their consistency with campus and trustee policy. Nowhere in 42402 are these A. S. Attorney initiative, one not. During later accordance with General, A.S. Council, was sent to the president on or around July 10 in policies spelled out. The A.S. thus contends Dr. Bunzel is withholding the funds Steve Burch, sponsored a deliberations in the summer, however, Title V of the California Education Code, which requires that the state college without just cause, one of the sources said. funding initiative put to the students in the two budgets were condensed into all appropriations for consistency with campus and Board of a special election. It resulted in a for president review Other stumbling blocks have been the marching band and Spartan Daily one and submitted to Tower Hall mandate from the students to continue Trustees policy. budgets, the source said. The marching band, funded at a $10,500 level last year, SJSU President John Bunzel's ap- The veil of secrecy which has prevailed since negotiations began on or around aiding instructionally related activities proval, required by state law. was axed from the budget. The Spartan Daily, funded at $30,000 last year, ten- Sept. 10 resulted in a uniform response of "no comment" from university officials at their present levels, until alternative Current A.S. President Rudi business tatively agreed to a guaranteed 60 - inches-per-day A.S. advertising stipulation Burton R. Brazil, executive vice president, Glen Guttormsen, director of funding could be found. Leonardi anticipates a probable Halverson, ad- which would provide for $15,000 for the year. affairs, Robert S. Martin, dean of student services, and George Then A.S. President Mike Buck had decision this year by the A.S. Judiciary Another $7,500 would be released outright for the fall semester, ministrative aide to the president. and an identical plans for phasing out the A.S. role in on the legality of the 1972 initiative. for comment. amount would be allocated for the spring semester pending review Dr. Bunzel, out of town since Wednesday, could not be reached of the Daily's funding instructionally related funding, "It's an extremely complicated substance of performance on community coverage. Student representatives likewise declined to comment oil the and Burch, then an A.S. presidential document," Leonardi said last week, -member A.S. negotiations. A.S. President Ruth Leonardi, head of the seven This agreement was hammered out between the Daily's editorial board, hopeful, sponsored the introduction of "There are some discrepancies as to negotiating team said only: Leonardi, and former A.S. councilman Kelvin Ng. The pact was not binding, the initiative. the intent of the writer, and the sub-

At this point, we don't have a budget. We're talking about it. We're fully aware however, because the Journalism Department must review it. The A.S. administration of the '72 - '73 sequent recording of the initiative may of the problems and pressures (of campus organizations) and we're trying our Dr. Bunzel, apparently seeing what he believes to be undue A.S. influence, has year, headed by Dennis King, labored need interpreting by the judiciary." best." met with Journalism Department chairman Dr. Dennis Brown to determine under the '72 initiative last spring, and In the meantime, the A.S. budget is a He added, "The fact that we are still negotiating should indicate that there whether the agreement would put the A.S. in a "privilege position," the source eventually came up with an initiative of which was hammered out last spring, reluctance on somebody's part to do anything drastic." said. its own, designed to reverse the one of is under negotiation between the athletics and other instructionally related The A.S. has traditionally funded The AS., conceivably, has taken the position that the agreement has already the year before and free the A.S. to fund university administration and the A.S. Band, the Spartan Daily and KSJS 1, but last activities ( such as the Marching been settled among students and should not be tampered with. any program as it saw fit. in Tower Hall. Regardless of whether

year's student officers sought to break that tradition. The reasoning was that the needs of the final budget complies with the the A.S. campus today, but when the budget will Dick Miner, A.S. president during the 1968-69 term, eased football out of President Bunzel was expected to be on students were changing,and the A.S. initiative supported by the student body during 1971-72, made a vain attempt to Until that time, $470,000 will remain tied up in budget and Mike Buck, A.S. president be signed is still undetermined. should be free to fund programs to fill in 1972, it will probably have some been taking place. relieve the A.S. of funding instructionally related programs. Tower Hall 110, where negotiations have those needs as it saw fit. Designed to be effect on the A.S. Judiciary's decision placed on the spring general election on the legality of the initiative. Budget delay slows programs; Petitioners gather illegal signatures but business as usual prevails i for Political Reform Act measure

By Lee Smaus retained enough funds from last year to continue the service Lost somewhere in the recesses 1 Representatives of People's Lobby signatures from students who are other than Santa Clara will not be of the SJSU machinery is until its requested $5,000 comes from the A.S. close to half a million dollars intended for student programs, Swanson added those leftover funds were intended for gathered some 350 illegal signatures for registered in counties other than Santa counted as valid. services and student government. additional services and operating expenses this year, but a campaign spending initiative from Clara. Ed Koupal, executive director and co- Meanwhile the budget holdup threatens to disrupt or halt now must be used in the training and selecting of student students registration lines last week. State law, requires that for a petition founder of People's Lobby, a statewide many of the programs traditionally funded by the A.S. volunteers. The petitioners, most of them signature to be valid, the petition cir- political action organization, said those Some of these programs have no choice but to keep on The center's $5,000 request was to be used for a trained registered voters in Santa Clara Ccunty, culator and signer must be from the 350 illegal signatures will be used as operating with the optimistic hope the money will somehow volunteer coordinator, the medical person carried in charge of petitions for most of Califor- same county. Thus, the signatures of "protest" votes, presumably against come through. training the volunteers. Swanson added the volunteer nia's 52 counties and solicited some 350 students who live in counties the state law. Petitioners, however, did For example, the A.S. Program Board, which schedules coordinator is now on duty and clinics will open this week as not tell that to the out of county signers. many of the speakers and concerts for the AS., was only usual. guaranteed enough money to operate through Sept. 20 ASPB In intercollegiate athletics, A.S. funded soccer will con- The initive, formally called the adviser Ted Gehrke drew up emergency operating budget in tinue as usual, according to coach Julius Menendez. Political Reform Act of 1974, would the hopes administration officials would approve money to "Since we are in season, we had to go ahead with the sharply limit campaign spending in operate until Oct. 20 The original program board allocation program on the assumption that things will work," Menendez statewide races and subject violators to was more than $60,000. said. stringent fines and jail sentences. Gehrke hopes the A.S. budget will be approved at least by He added he was optimistic about the budget conflict. October 20, but But to make the June ballot, added chances for approval of emergency Maybe the athletes themselves are not so optimistic. the funds were slim. Initiative must first make its way According to Jean Lenart, acting manager of the A.S. through the petition process a process A.S. council has approved the programs scheduled through Business Office, she has not received authorization to release which entails gathering 325,504 Oct. 20, but without money Gehrke cannot contract the ar- scholarship checks to athletes until the budget conflict is signatures before the Jan. 15, 1974 tists. These include Taj Mahal, AIM representatives, resolved. Watergate exposer Bob Woodward of the Washington Post deadline. Optimism also seems in short supply in the Music Depart- and several other artists who would like to appear on cam- pus. ment. According to Gibson Walters, the budget hold up is Very Optimistic "unfortunate" and added, "I object to the planning People's Lobby representatives, Gehrke said all he could do after A.S. council approval of however, are very optimistic about the progr )m was procedure." to call the artists involved and tell them reaching this goal, said Dennis Vierra contracts are not possible at this time. Gehrke said he ex- Groups affected in the music department include the Glee the organization's northern California pected most of the artists to count on the performance dates Club and various musical programs, including the hotly director. He noted that now, only two until the last minute. debated Marching Band. Funds for the band were dropped in weeks into its 90 day search for Other A.S. funded band hopefuls may see a programs are also being affected, but the original budget for this year, but supporters, People's Lobby has the Birth Control Center will continue operating as usual. change in the revised budget, however and whenever it gathered 60,000 signatures state-wide. According to coordinator Carol Swanson, the center has comes through. The initiative is a product of a group called the Coalition for Political Coffeehouse opening hampered Reform a group which includes People's Lobby, Ralph Nader's California Citizen Action Group, the office of the California Secretary of by code violations, A.S. budget delay State, Common Cause (a national citizens' group), the National Association for the Advancement of Due to state fire code violations, Original violations for which the running what he terms a "small Colored People and a number of coupled with delays in A.S. budget coffeehouse closed included lack of business" under current A.S. smaller organizations. approval by SJSU President John panic hardware, a need for additional procedures. Bunzel, the Joint Effort coffeehouse exits and exit signs, an emergency "Currently our profits revert into the Coalition's Efforts won't open its door to jazz, rock and folk power source and insufficient flame next year's account. It's difficult to Wade Howell The coalition's efforts were organized lovers until October 15. retardant drapers. work under that kind of a framework Voter signs campaign reform petition. in April when the individual groups The coffeehouse, located in the for- The old cafeteria was built in 1960 where you can't reuse your funds." realized that the political reform bills mer Satellite Snack Bar and old with restaurant safety standards. In Because the coffeehouse has been which they were trying to push through cafeteria, was closed May 4 by the 1967 the fire safety code reclassified allocated $18,000 this year, almost three the state legislature were not making California A.S. Judiciary to rule on State Fire Deputy due to restaurants as public assemblies which times higher that budget allocations headway, said Jane Rauch, the violations of the state fire code. Since meant the coffeehouse had to build an from the past two consecutive years, People's Lobby initiative coordinator the coffeehouse's inception it has never outside exit. entertainment and menus will be more 11 for Santa Clara County. opened upper division seats concurrently with the semester. The fire marshal requested a hallway extensive, according to Lizardi. Following the citation, which came in the present coffeehouse The fate of the 11 vacant upper division student council seats will be decided at but this part Barn wood (old natural wood) which on the heels of two letters sent to the of the design was eliminated. the A.S. Judiciary meeting Friday at noon in the Council Chambers. adorned the coffeehouse walls was college requesting corrections of fire With the prospect of all other fire Tim Robb, chief justice, said the court will reconsider the legality of the Checks now in early June to meet fire code violations, coffeehouse removed first A.S. manager code violations countered, Lizard' is election held last April. Hector lizardi, regulations and replaced with light blue Spartan Bookstore enthusiastic to begin his first active The election was ruled invalid because 11 of the upper division candidates names for benefits manager Harry painted walls. Wineroth, and food semester as manager of the Joint were on the back of the ballot, violating the election code. The allegation was that services director Yet, according to a letter from the Ed Niethold began Effort. those names may have been overlooked by voters. Students who have requested preparations to fire marshal mailed to John Burke, meet new Although he admits no definite The election board then said only 180 of the 1,500 ballots were blank on the back, advanced payment of V.A. benefits ,quirements. chief of auxiliary plant operations, in programming will be scheduled until and questioned the importance of those potential votes to the election's outcome. should contact the Registrars According to their December 1971, the walls only had to be plans, the cof- the new door arrives and President A second upper division race was held in May and was ruled invalid because 297 Office, window six, to determine if feehouse would reopen treated with an acceptable flame this month. Bunzel approves the A.S. budget, he ballots were stolen from a centrally located ballot box. their check has arrived, that office Operations are being held retardant. up by a maintains a firm desire to "program The election board found too that at least one person and possibly more, voted has announced. custom built door, designed to for every entertainment vein this meet the To brighten the walls, Lizardi more than once, violating the election code. Robb said the votes from that race The registrar also said that need for additional exits, which ac- campus would be interested in, ranging requests contributions from students, were never counted. number two study list cards must cording to the bidder,should arrive from Jazz, rock and folk to by films, clubs or fraternities on campus. "We'd He urged all upper division candidates to attend the meeting. "Not enough of have Oct. 15. Other department validation for each fire code requirements debates and lectures. like anything from a big banner to art those persons concerned attended the last meeting to invalidate the election," have class before checks can be released. been met. Lizardi explains the difficulties of work." he said. Robb stated. In the maelstrom of speculation swirling about the closed-door Editorial an A.S. agency completely negotiations between the stymied by lack of funds. It can't university and A.S. ad- book anyone without funds. ministrations there are numerous "Dirty Dozen" silent minority With building pressures not too questions which refuse to be far off in the distance-if they sucked in by the secrecy someone is dissatisfied with some an allocation of $122,500. Legally, he must review it, as out, it will have won a mighty have not already arrived-some penetrating engulfing the A.S. budget. aspect of it. Now that the problem's been stipulated by Title V of the victory. questions have to be put First of all: Why are the Is it the A.S. ? We think not. located, it has to be com- California Education Code-but So, while the Dirty Dozen-five to A.S. President Rudi Leonardi: negotiations being conducted in Why would it be? The A.S. promised. Now, if athletics are only for consistency with policies administrators and seven How long is he willing to negotiate? private sessions? Why isn't the prepared its own budget. It knows pumped up financially, it established by the campus and students-bickers behind closed For another week? Another month? Spartan Daily, or the campus at where its funding priorities lie. naturally means that cuts will the Board of Trustees. doors in Tower Hall, the rest of The whole school year? large, allowed to sit in on sessions Is it the administration? Well, if have to come from somewhere If athletics is pumped up, are the campus eagerly awaits the All of which involve nearly $500,000 in campus officials were satisfied, else in the budget. we to understand that funding outcome of the negotiations. For these questions are deep and student monies? there wouldn't be any If that's so, both the university athletics is a policy of one or both the question then will be: What is biting. And the A.S. certainly has That can be answered a bit negotiating. It obviously has to be and A.S. representatives will be of those? If it's a campus policy, the role of students in governance not enhanced its position by agreeing later here, but secrecy or not, the the administration. laying out their priorities for the who says so? Student opinion of the university? to the closed meetings. overriding question is: What are Now, where does the campus to see. Certain programs polls do not favor big-time Do students fund what they But to answer the question, the true ramifications of these dissatisfaction lie? Let's look at or activities will undoubtedly athletics. want? Or do they fund what the 'How are the negotiations being budget negotiations? the budget. Where are the most suffer if athletics receives more If a settlement is reached, what administration wants? Is A.S. conducted privately?', it is Once the budget appears in its drastic cuts? They lie in athletics. money. The speculation now is: will the A.S. have to show for it in government truly Mickey Mouse? because they are labeled "policy final form-signed by President The A.S., no longer willing to fund Who's going to get cut? tangible terms? If it receives only Or does it indeed wield some meetings." John H. Bunzel-what will be at traditional levels, has made No matter who gets cut, the line a "promise" to look into areas of power? Indeed, do administrators Legally, they are closed to the revealed? The obvious answer: severe cutbacks. The ad- of questioning takes another path conflict-such as funding of in- hold any respect for students? press. But if the spirit were right We will find out once and for all ministration expense request of on the negotiations. And that is: structionally related activities- The time factor clearly is on the on both sides, the meetings would where the power really lies on the $16,000 was denied flatly, grants- Why should the A.S. com- the A.S. will have lost. side of the administration. be open. San Jose State University in-aid were cut from $55,000 to promise? What's in it for the If, on the other hand, the A.S. The pressure will mount with One laat question, then: Doesn't campus. $40,000, and the 13 sports were A.S.? It has drawn up its budget, receives a clear commitment in each passing day on the A.S. to the Dirty Dozen feel a moral To begin with, the fact that the slashed from more than $100,000 it has established its priorities. writing that grants-in-aid will be get the money out to campus obligation to let 27,000 students budget is being negotiated at all to less than $64,000. Altogether, Why should the president review phased out or that athletic fun- organizations who need it. The know what is being done with certainly makes it very clear that the A.S. cut the 8190,640 request to it at all? ding by the A.S. will be phased program board is a classic case of their money, how, and by whom?

Daily Forum "BRiNG US 'TOGETHER"

Vol. 61 Page 2, September 24, 1973 No. 1

Guest Room Chile explodes Pat Fagan

Dr. Pat Fagan is an assistant repression until now more com- "repatriation," with prison, tor- professor at SJSU's New College. monly associated with Brazil and ture and death in the countries She recently spent 18 months in Bolivia. from which they escaped. Chile Chile as an instructor at the Until September 11, Chile was a was the major intellectual center University there. This is her third democratic country, whose con- of South America, a country in year at SJSU. stitutionally elected government which scholars and scientists from When I left Chile in August of this guaranteed to all its citizens full all over the world lived and worked year, many of my friends and civil -fights. Today, Chile is a in international and national colleagues were speaking openly of country in which as many as 15,000 centers of learning. Today the the likelihood of a forthcoming may have been killed, where military is searching peoples' military coup. It was clear factories and universities have homes and public institutions, already, at that time, that certain been bombed, and where 5,000 burning books and forbidding any factions of the military were presumed political opponents are publication which they do not looking for ways to break the long to be court martialed. Chile has themselves control. Chilean tradition of non- long been a haven for political When I worked and taught in the intervention in the politics of the exiles, for those who have Chilean universities, I worked country. Yet, there were few who protested gid fought against alongside of Chileans, Argentines, expected that the Chilean military dictatorships in their own coun- Brazilians, Bolivians, Germans, officers, so long the bulwark of tries. Today, these same exiles-if and others. Those of us who were constitutionalism, would engage in they have not already been not Chileans cared very much what the kind of brutality and total executed--are threatened with happened in Chile, because we recognized the process under way as one whose objective was to Spiked Punch provide a better life for the Chilean people and to increase the economic independence of the Copyright 1973 Los Angel, Tunes Syndicate nation. Today I am home safe in Hall' chimes San Jose, but I do not know the fate 'Power of any of those with whom I worked, exchanged ideas and -Brad Bollinger arguments, and from whom I Editorial learned a great deal. Last word had it that President John Bunzel was in New York Friday to When Allende was elected address a gathering of several hundred professors at Rockefeller President, he had 36 per cent of the University in honor of Stanford University researcher Sidney Hook. popular vote, a minority president. Liberty or'F' The president left town Wednesday because of his father's death in Los But in Chilean history this is not Another Board of Trustees training an "incomplete." standards? By unreasonably Angeles. But rather then returning to SJSU following funeral services the uncommon. In mid-term elections executive order is now in effect Students with health, financial, flunking students, many grade president decided to take a cross-country jaunt. the Popular Unity government which further limits the academic military, family or other point averages will obviously He is expected, however, to be back on campus today. And a lot of increased its plurality to 44 per freedoms of state university and legitimate reasons for dropping a decrease. people here at the old ranch would like to see him. It seems they have cent, an increase which is, in fact, college students. course should not be punished for Last May the Academic Council some questions about money. very unusual in Chilean politics, Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke's making that decision. A student's sent a resolution to the chancellor's Meanwhile the "suspicious 11," better known as the "Dirty Dozen," are and even more impressive con- order stipulates that all "in- choice must be respected. office opposing the executive order meeting daily in what can now be tagged "Power Hall." But at SJSU the sidering the prevailirg adverse complete" grades must be made The individual student knows as "simply unfair to as "simply essence of power is no comment." conditions of serious shortages, up within one calendar year best whether he is getting enough unfair to students." tv. But the head of the "Local Agency Put Off Committee," commonly high inflation, and a degree of following the semester the grade is out of a class to warrant his time The time has come for Dumke referred to as the A.S. President, assures students they will get their day political insecurity. assigned. and effort in finishing it and and the other state academic in courteven if they get sold down the river before they have a chance to Despite all these conditions, the This deadline must be met even receiving his units. lawmakers to realize that they are say anything. Chilean people who voted for the if the student is not continuously And it must be remembered that not only playing with the future of a "After this is all over," he said, "there are going to be a lot of fantastic government viewed it as their enrolled in a state university or those who receive "incompletes" few unfortunate students, but a stories." government, and as the only college. Otherwise the grade will were passing the courses at the whole generation of people, when political regime which would revert to an "F." time they dropped them. they make such unfair orders. SJSU is not the only place power and politicsruns rampant in San Jose. continue to be responsive to their Before the order, an "in- Academic Council Chairman Long after these politically The Paragon Restaurant on Almaden Road was the place. The man needs. complete" could stay on a David Elliot has said the order "is chosen rulers are gone, the effects will was Speaker of the Assembly Bob Moretti. It's now clear why "unof- The Popular Unity policy of student's scholastic record and had part of a larger effort by Chan- of their blind legislation ficial" gubnatorial candidates are always late for speaking increasing the purchasing power of no effect on his grade point cellor Dumke to firm up continue to handicap those they engagements. All the "swingers" at the Thursday night "Friends of Bob" the poor, while spending heavily on average. procedures. He is very concerned struck down in the '70s. fund raising dinner had to have time to guzzle a few drinks and either cry housing, education and health care In issuing this order, Dumke has that we have let our standards or rejoice that Billie Jean King won ABC's "Battle of the Sexes." contributed substantially to the again forgotten to consider the slip." Daily Alcohol has a way of narrowing the mind and widening the mouth. But extremely high Chilean inflation. students who have reasons to But how can giving more Simrlan since Moretti was absent for the "readjustment hour" he said very little. But Allende's policies were far less justify dropping a class and ob- students "Fs" raise academic Serving the San Jose State UnlverIlty And since he stays away from "spirits" always, his mouth may never to blame for the economic chaos Community Since 1934 open and he and the rest of the democratic opposition may continue to and political disruption than were Convict nee ds pen at Jess, pals paid San postage A. Alan Post's analysis of the governor's tax initiative. the subversive actions of right- Second class quote California Member of California NeveSpaper And guess who was MC for the 816 a hors d'oeuvre affairJim Self, wing Chileans and the policy of Editor. Hello, girls. I know this request Publishers Association and the Associated economic I'm writing this letter from is Press Published daily by San JOS* State SJSU graduate and city councilman. But he said he was just a "tennis strangulation or- unusual, because it's coming University, except Saturday and Sunday, during buddy." Mayor Norman Mineta was there too. He paraded around with chestrated by the United States. McNeil Island Federal Prison and from a dude with just a number the college year. The Mini.s exPresSed herein are not necessarily those of the Associated Moretti but said he was no longer considering running for lieutenant We will not attempt here to argue know this request is unusual, but I for awhile. I guess the best way to Students, the College Administration or the the point of CIA involvement in the hope you'll try to understand and start off Dei.artment of Journalism and Advertleing. governor. He must be just a "tennis buddy" too. is by giving you a SubscriptionS accepted only on rlimilinderef events immediately preceding the help me. description. Semester basis Full academic year, It each. Semester, 54.50 Off campus price per cOPY, 10 So if anyone thought coming back to SJSU would change the sour music coup. That question is not very It's been a long time since I've I'm a 29-year old Scorpio, and cents Phone 277 3111 Advertising 277.3171. of the summer, they should be reminded the music changes but the or- important, because the Nixon heard from any women out there single. I have ice-blue eyes and Press of Erich Printing, San Jos*. chestra remains the same. administration and some large and I'd like you to run the long brown, wavy hair. I'm six following request for feet tall Editor George Rade The politics of oppression breed wherever there is power at the hands corporate interests began laying and weigh a lean-mean Managing editor Brad Winnow irresponsible. If that sounds like a sweeping generalization, that's the groundwork for the coup from correspondence in your campus 290 pounds. Forum page editor Deckasan amain of the News editor Joanna OrIbble what it's supposed to be. Somehow the rather gruesome details of the the moment Allende assumed nespaper. Originally I'm from Oklahoma Assistant news editors Berber, French I'm from San Jose, and chances Gall Snit:ornate summer's problems and the current ones warrant nothing else. power three years ago. Chile's City, but was raised in San Jose. Layout editor Rd SOMIer is upon us now. The sidewalks are hot but leaves are credit was cut, its imports were are there are a lot of people there My hobbies here Chief investigative writer Peter Howard An Indian summer are weight Feature editor Re' cc Jewett falling. And best of all, registration is done with. Students' tolerance of banned, and its copper embargoed. who know me. I lived on the lifting and body-building, or any Entertainment editor Joyce Yarrieshita Alameda, just down the street Fine Arts editor Warren Nein that archaic process was rewarded by a free concert Thursday night While the government was without kind of track events. Sports editor Paul A Stewart Clark than the former "Monkee" Peter Tork who most the foreign exchange to carry from Andy's Pet Shop. Talk to me, girls, because I "for Copy editor Kyle including none other out Assistant copy editor Debbie Tete& certainly must be on the "Last Train to Clarksville" Its social objectives and productive I know gratitude coming from real" need that. From my heart I Photo editor Ken Belie someone in my position doesn't Assistant photo editor Wed* Howell If Pres. Bunzel keeps making expensive cross-country trips he might goals, the military received more miss you all. Chief photographer Mike Russell stagecoach to San Jose. And maybe when he aid from the United States than any mean much, but it's all I have to James Hutchinson Advertising manager Robert Madrigal end up taking the last Retail ad manager Clews Harper returns, he can be observed walking by "Power Hall" singing "The other government in Latin offer. Below is the request I'd like P.O. Box 1000 National ad manager Lai Cashel Rosiness menalier MN Orden Whiffenpoof Song" in harmony with noon "bells." America. you to run. Stelacoom, Wash. 983311 September 24, 1973, Page 3 News Briefs I the music Compiled from the Associated Press Moretti faces Moretti charges Liddy pleads innocent LAS ANGELESWatergate conspitator, Gordon Liddy, has on San Jose dance floor pleaded innocent to charges of conspiracy and burglary in tax control 'ploy' the 1971 break-in of the office of Daniel Ellsberg's By Barbara French political-jawing, and all- know how to work with the Next year they'll find out he psychiatrist. It may have been that the around backyard party at- initiative." is not Pat Brown. Liddy, facing a possible 20-year prison sentence for his part still pondering mosphere. He noted guests were that Reagan will "The governorship is not a in the Watergate bugging and break in, told the court he was of Moretti was there, he said, work the outcome of the "Battle with the initiative, if it trust fund to be handed down destitute. A public defender was appointed to defend him. tennis match, or to "meet the people who is passed, for the Sexes" only one from father to son," he Grand Jury in get sup- Also indicted by the Los Angeles connection maybe a hour and 45 minutes came to see me", budget period. added. with the burglary are former White House aides John is just a wee bit too long for porters to "say no to Ronald As far as viewing the Ehrlichman, Egil Krogh, and David Young. cocktail time. . . Reagan on November 6 (tax Democratic side of the In looking at other primary hopefuls Moretti At any rate, whan initiative), "and to pave the progressing gubernatorial Gasiess weekend in city brushed them off rather Assembly Speaker Bob way for a possible return race, Moretti thinks that lightly saying "you've got to SAN JOSE - A service station dealers strike of President Moretti ( D-Van Nuys) made visit to get the same sup- Secretary of State Edmund have the forum to get the Nixon's Phase IV gasoline price controls left motorists in his entrance onto the dance porters to "say yes to Bob Brown Jr. is currently necessary attention." short supply of gas this weekend. floor of San Jose's Paragon Moretti" for governor. "riding the crest." The local chapter of the National Service Station Dealers restaurant Thursday night, After his speech the eight "His problem will come," And, he stressed none of Association voted Friday night to join 3,000 other Northern only a few heads turned. and one-half year veteran he said, "when the people get the other candidates (beside Kin Maio California dealers in a three-day shutdown. state legislator made his a good chance to look at him. him and Brown) have it. Mayor Mineta with Rep. Moretti At the few stations which remained open, long lines of cars "he pace was stepped up way to the small table at- were a common sight.Scattered reports of violence indicated once the 38-year old unof- tended by Spartan Daily's By Gail Shiomoto ficial gubernatorial can- four the public's displeasure with the strike. representatives. City Council approves Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti denounced Gov. Ronald stations didate made his brief Telephoned threats also were made to service There, amongst the Reagan's tax control initiative Thursday night, calling it a shutdown. audience address and then dealers who refused to go along with the whispers of surrounding "play on the part of the administration to put its man in the quickened considerably once guests trying to edge their plans for new stadium White House in '76." Nixon rejects tapes compromise the hand-shaking and word way in for a quick question, Speaking briefly before 75 people at a fund raising dinner in WASHINGTONPresident Nixon filed a written response exchanging got underway. the click and flash of a By the beginning of the State University and College San Jose, the unofficial gubernatorial contender said the with the U.S. Court of Appeals last week, broadly hinting that nearby camera, and the 1975 fooLoall season, San Board of Trustees in Los initiative, known as Proposition One, would cripple he would not accept the compromise proposed by the court The purpose of the $15 -$16 patient but anxious glare of Jose State University may Angeles. representative democracy if passed Nov. 6. regarding the Watergate tapes. a ticket gathering, coor- the politician, a five minute have a new stadium for its The environmental impact "This initiative is more important right now than who the The memorandum, issued last week suggested that the dinated by Friends of question and answer period football games. At a cost of report on the stadium did President, his lawyers and special Watergate prosecutor Moretti (a groap supposedly began. next governor will be," Moretti said. among them- feeling out the chances for a about $7.4 million, Spartan predict environmental "What is at stake is the future of California. The governor Archibald Cox listen to the tapes and decide His stand on Proposition be submitted to the Watergate successful gubernatorial Stadium may be replaced by problems would be caused is trying to tell us he is giving the power to the people, but this selves what portions should One, Gov. Reagan's tax run), was made clear a new field with a seating by the stadium's con- is far from the truth." grand jury. initiative, for which Speaker official of the executive branch, through the informal, back- capacity of 37,000. struction. Instead, passage of the tax and expenditure limitation The court felt that Cox, an Moretti has been termed the could avoid the issue of separation of powers. slapping, drink-passing, On Sept. 4 the San Jose Traffic congestion created initiative will create an isolation of power to some 14 "con- most outspoken critic, was City Council approved plans by a full house at the stadium servative" state senators "who will determine and dominate the main topic of con- for a new Spartan Stadium to could last for twa hours after the course of California." he said. Where are the lowest prices? versation. be located on the site of the the game and would cause Proposition One is a method aimed at reducing taxes while Moretti feels that the present field. The council some inconvenience to the maintaining existing state and local programs and also reason Reagan's supporters voted 5-1 to create, with area's residents, the impact funding new ones. The amount of tax revenues collected are sulking their claims on SJSU a joint powers report noted. would be based on a percentage of the state persional in- book survey seeks answer the passage of this bill for the authority to oversee con- The present stadium is not come. This percentage, after 15 years, would remain at seven governor's path to struction of the new stadium. large enough to meet future per cent of the total state income level. will rent the requirements, but perhaps Of the three major bookstores in the SJSU Cost Accounting, Horngren 513.95, $13.95, $13.50 Washington in 1976 is The city Fowever, Moretti charged the initiative would cut $620 more importantly, does not area, College Book Sellers was found to have General Zoology, Storer $11.50, $1.50, $55.16 because "politirians always stadium from the authority million from existing programs within a year and $1.3 billion use the now meet fire and panic the lowest textbook prices in a price com- Dynamic Earth, LepP 512.95, $12 95, S11.75 look better farther away for 25 years and during a four-year period. panic standards set by the parison survey by the Spartan Daily last Economics, with included readings,Gill. . $12 00, S12.00, from home" income from parking fees "Where will the cuts come from?" he demanded, $9.75 and concessions to pay back city's present building code. criticizing Gov. Reagan's refusal to account for them. week. "John Lindsay looks good Social Problems, Julian $10.95, 510.95, $995 the revenue bonds used to Spartan Stadium was "They could come from child-care, environment or other Seven titles were picked randomly from here, but bad in New York," Politics of American finance the stadium. originally built with Works programs which are important to the health and survival of each store and cross-checked with the stock Democracy, Irish .$9.95, $9.95, he said scooting in closer ani S9.75 According to City Manager Progects Administraticn the state and its citizens," he answered. of the two other stores. Because cross- talking louder to out-shout The Ted Tedesco, it may cost the during the Depression. Whether the initiative passes or not, Democratic leaders checking was used, only the three largest Economic Problem, Heilbroner, $10.95, $10.95, the nearby 3-piece band. 59.95 city $700,000 more a year to The San Jose Sports and several Republicans have said it will be the most ex- stores, ---College Book Sellers (CBS) - "Reagan looks great in the Introduction operate than the facility will Commission will meet pensive one in the state's history, according to Assembly Robert's, (Rob) and the on-campus Spartan to Chemistry, Williarns. S12.50, $12.90, southern part of the United 112 13 generate. Wednesday, Sept. 26, at 2:30 majority consultants. Bookstore (SB)were surveyed. States. . ." General The creation of the joint p.m. in the Health Building Since Gov. Reagan did not coincide the tax election to the Only new, hardback books were checked. Chemistr j, Nebergall . 512.75, $12.75, 612.13 Moretti did not choose to Statistics for Modern Business Deals, powers authority will be across from City Hall and June 4 primary and a special election had to be called, Santa The managers of the Spartan Bookstore and Lapin. $12 95, say how Reagan looks in 112.95, $12.56 considered at tomorrow's may discuss the proposed Clara County has filed a claim of over $685,000 to cover costs. Roberts said their policy was to charge 75 California. introduction to Sociology, Hodges $10.95, meeting of the California stadium. Statewide costs will total more than $14 million. percent of the new price on used books. $10.95, Morretti congratulated $1066 College Book Sellers said its used prices him and left as instantly as Introduction to Moral Philosophy, fluctuate with the condition of the books, Davis 510.95. he had arrived. $50 99. ;15.62 "but are generally way below 75 percent." The Speaker said he fears iitality of Death, Koestenbaum, $1530, $15.00, $11.55 that Reagan is pulling the TITLE, AUTHOR S.B.R011--CBS Principals of Data Processing, Stern, 511.95, $II 95, Artist's Handbook. Mayer 112 50,312 50312.10 $1155 tax initiative for the rich big

Educating Ekceptional Children, Kirk... S10.50, $50.50, Calculus, Sales, S14.50, 114.50, $16.07 business men and "after the

Biological Principles and Process, Villo., Ill OS, SAVE FoundatIons of Mathernatics, Bush.. $10.95, 510 95, $11.25, $10.91 Reagan is no longer $10 62 Abnormal Psychology and Modern Life, governor) Reagan will say Music Appreciation, Hickok $6.95, $9.45, 59.10 Coleman, $9.70, those in office just don't $12.95, 112.50 FRESIIIII Registration ends with frustration PERs(Asi 25% from long lines and closed classes 1rea 431111 By Janet Parker needed before students for too long. sounds of radio KSJS and the I Special to the Daily registered allowing ample Robert Armendariz, a continuing activity of getting MAIIIIM ON In only three days last classes for all students to junior, suggested students acquainted with fellow week, 28,119 students passed enroll in as needed. should register according to students. through the doors of SJSU's Sophomores Lorenzo the number of units they Students in Women's Physical Coquet Pissano and William have rather than the letters registration lines voiced some concern Education building and Brady secured number one of The alphabet and class. that too writ many students are officially enrolled in classes and three spots respectively "Whatever system it is, awarded early registration for the Fall 1973 semester. in their line, but not without some will like it and some privileges. Director of igloo For almost all students, camping out on the lawn won't," he asserted. Admissions 6’ Clyde Brewer that process included a long since 7 p.m. the previous Students were kept en- reported less than 600 and tedious wait in evening. Brady said tertained in various ways students registered before registration line--many registration representatives while waiting in line. Special all regular registrations this times featuring an overnight from fraternity Alpha Phi interest groups distributed year compared to 1,500 12 hour marathon. For fresh- Omega had taken a list of the reading literature to pro- students last fall. He said men and sophanores it even names of the top persons in mote their own cause. those that registered included a wait in drizzling line so those students could Students could read han- early were varsity rain. leave the line and return in douts on a variety of subjects athletes, Economic Opportunity As students passed the time to receive a number two from the new program in Program students, USED time in lines, they com- hours before their Women's Studies to in- han- dicapped students and mented on some of the designated time. However formation on the Student registrar's helpers. frustrations of enrolling in they were reluctant to leave Union registration week SJSU classes. uncertain that their names dance. "We do have a hardship Liz Galvin and Art Morris, on the list would assure them Members of the Inter - case once in a while," both bio-science majors, returning to line. Collegiate Gymnastic Team Brewer declared. However BOOKS found top spots in their "I've been able to get staged a trampoline - only about seven or eight respective lines on Thur- classes but I've slept out exhibition on the lawn ad- such "hardships cases" sday. However, they arrived every night," Brady said jacent to the Women's P.E. were approved this year with their bed rolls at 8 p.m. about his registration ex- building. There also were the from 19 applications. the night before in order to perience at SJSU. He secure their positions. suggested a lottery system of AND Galvin, a University of pulling names as an alter- Well cleaning on Ninth California at Berkeley native to present means of transfer, stated she came to class sign-ups. Pissano the college assuming she claimed students should be causes flood problems was a junior. After waiting in awarded a registration line all day to obtain her number as soon as they are ONES be NEW packet with other juniors, in line or at least earlier then A 21 -year-old un- put into use for the campus. she was informed her units in the present system. He dergraduate student goes Fernando were not sufficient to also said possibly a time zipping along San There are two wells a white ten 'speed classify with the juniors and card-check type of system Street on presently in use on the San left onto she would have to return the would improve the bicycle. He turns Jose State University and disappears following day to register procedure for students. Ninth Street campus. They supply water muddy brown - in a spray of TOO with sophomores. Morris Both sophomores ex- for drinking, the sprinkler also encountered the same pressed unfairness that water. system and other uses. "tt?90'fl'' predicament although he is a students place their he exclaims. Skyberg said the pumping continuing student. belongings in line and "Where did all the water could go on "for the next "It's just not fair. We dissappear for hours come from?" couple of days or more, until stayed out all night and we returning to their place just The water that has been the thing is cleaned out." SLIGHTLY HIGHER still won't get anything." At before numbers are passed flooding Ninth Street bet- UCB she experienced out while other students wait ween San Carlos and San registration under a com- patiently in the same place Fernando streets, is coming Library tours puterized system where the for hours. Brady said those from the new well on the University pre-determined students should lose their corner of Ninth and San how many sections would be place in line if they are gone Carlos streets. to begin today The well was sunk Bunzers dad dies in L.A. sometime last year and will Tours of the San Jose State replace another well being University library will be President John H. California from Florida abandoned because of its conducted daily at 10:30 Bunzel's father, E. Everett following the death of his location on the new library a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 Bunzel, died in Los Angeles wife in April of this year. p.m. today through Oct. 5. Sftemeaff site. 6004dore last Tuesday after a .lengthy SJSU's President Bunzel Tours begin at the cir- illness. has a brother, Peter, who According to foreman Don culation desk in the central " egrft /he Cfolive *n (.0 n " The elder Bunzel had works for the Los Angeles Skyberg, the well must be wing. New students are recently moved to southern Times. pumped clean before it can advised to take the tour.

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Page 4, September 24, 1973 Concert will help Cafeteria prices rise; hit-and-run victim food labor costs up, By Bruce Jewett Liz is a five-year-old girl and the victim of a hit-and-run By Joyce Yamashita his pocketbook. unnecessarily by students driver. The accident, three years ago, left her body com- A student in the cafeteria Students will be paying an and creating a waste pletely paralyzed from the neck down. suddenly notices the packets average of five cents more problem. They are now kept LIZ is the fledging organization that initially formed to of catsup and other con- for food and beverage items behind the food counters. help little Elizabeth Erchinger's family meet the staggering diments he loved to smother over last year's cafeteria Niethold predicted the medical costs of keeping their daughter alive. on his more expensive prices due to increased rising cost of living and food "Medi-Cal has helped the family," Mrs. Hope Smith, hamburger are now behind a wholesale food prices and would affect students so founder and head of LIZ, said, "but it would not cover costs food counter instead of an higher labor costs, according much that many of them vital to maintaining her health, such as a van with a lift gate open table like last year. to Student Union Food might move to the dorms in and an open communications system in her home." Another snack-hungry .Service Manager Ed order to take advantage of One of Elizabeth's nurses added that a portable respirator student discovers an ice Niethold. the Dining Commons' pre- unit is needed. She also said a device was needed to cream parlor in the cafeteria paid meals. automatically adapt the home's life support system to "On the whole, everything bat- and campus vending carts Frank La Tour, Dining tery power in case of power failure. has shot up 20 to 30 per cent that sell hot dogs and Commons manager, also When Liz was hit, crossing in an intersection with her since last year," Niethold pastries. predicted a similar change. parents, doctors gave her a five per said. As a result, the cost cent chance of survival. And a dorm resident may He said students would not Now she gets around Santa Clara Valley must be passed onto Medical Center in a see, much later in the be apt to miss out on their motorized wheelchair and is a favorite cafeteria customers, he with the pediatric semester, a growing number meals as often and expects staff. added. of his friends filling the the dining commons to be She has just begun kindergarten in the However, despite still- medical center's Dining Commons at filled in the future. specially more equipped school. She learns her alphabet by mealtime. rising prices, Niethold does manipulating letters Since part of the dorm fee with a rod held in her teeth. She will The cause for these and not think more menu hikes leave the center includes 15 meals a week, in three or four months to live with her other food-related changes will be instituted this year. family. food prices cannot go up are soaring food prices and a One reason for main- Mrs. Smith revealed during the school year. Medi-Cal does not cover modifications higher cost of living. taining prices is a new for the patient's However, LaTour also has home, transportation or inner-home com- Naturally, the most im- avenue of revenue expected munications. Most essential labor costs and increased is an open electronic intercom Wade Howell mediate effect the student from an Ice Cream Parlor, system so Liz's parents Liz Erchinger with wholesale prices to contend can hear her at all times and make her mom. will notice is the one that hits hofbrau in the cafeteria, and sure everything is okay," she said. campus vending carts. with. "It's too early in the year to establish any trends LIZ is in the process of raising 810,000 to cover costs of These additions were benefits Medi-Cal cannot give. The four-woman organization yet, but we did have to pound New 24-hour phone service created in the hope that the the pavements for oil which has been selling toothpick holders door-to-door to raise funds extra income would help to for a benefit concert. we use for dressings, cooking hold down menu prices, said and baking," he said. "We are aiming for the university community," Mrs. Niethold. He added "the Ice tells where SJSU action's at LaTour saved between Jackie Christophen, LIZ spokeswoman, said. "The concert Cream Parlor has had a $5,000-$10,000 by stockpiling will be strictly oldies but goodies. Music of the 1950's and Just by dialing 277-2257 all the activities acheduled p.m. to 8 a.m. weekdays and fantastic acceptance by certain staples before the 1960's. We hope we can raise most of the money there." anytime, you can learn about for the San Jose State continually on weekends, students, even this early in school year, but said the University campus during give a run-down on campus the semester." evenings and weekends on a activities. market fluctuates a lot and But compromises still had 24-hour information line. Diane McNutt, in- day-to-day food purchases to be made on the menu. For The public relations office, formation secretary at the will be standard operations. example, stack hamburgers which has always offered campus public relations He admits to possibilities and cream pies were campus information, has office said that they receive of reducing "frills," self- eliminated because their recently added taped questions ranging from how service items and part-time prices were too exorbitant messages after office hours to get to the campus to employees in the future if the for the cafeteria. A and on weekends in response starting times for the Friday hard- Dining Commons runs too boiled egg will cost 15 cents to requests from students Flicks to problems with deep into the red from higher instead of last year's stranded on campus with no registration. dime costs. because the wholesale price way of finding out what "If we can't give them the doubled since last "We won't be hurting the activities were scheduled. information they need, at year. Sausage prices also doubled students for a well-balanced Due to an excess of funds least we can refer them to and rice shot up 50 per cent. meal but we'll just have to they were able to purchase the proper source," McNutt, A favorite on the menu, become more efficient and and install the machine, the voice on the tape, said. hamburger with bacon and count pennies instead of called theater announcer But the office is equipped cheese, was upped 15 cents dollars," he said. (the kind used in theaters to to handle many of the because bacon went up 50 record show times) this last problems and general cents per pound. August. The taped queries that most students messages, which run from a can come up with. The office A variety of over 10 handles about 50 calls a day, different types of salads has although an actual count is been cut down to five, Mike Russell Mitford difficult to gauge. because label- costs involved Egyptian sphynx guards Rosicrucian museum Until the new telephone in production would in- added to directory comes out in crease. Condiments also T ART ...in February, when a listing created a mess lying on an Special Student Rates San Jose museum faculty under the University section open table whriJ, would named "Activities on mean morc labor to clean it Jessica Mitford, author o Campus" will appear, the up. The packets of mustard, $10. PER MONTH the controversial book, "The number will be available in catsup, relish and mayon- 377-2935 Old Egypt lives American Way of Death," the Calendar of Events. naise were being taken will teach two sociology courses this semester at San By Linda Malligo writing of the ancient people visit the Egyptian Jose State University. San Joseans can take a Egyptians. Museum each year. He said Mitford, best known for her free trip through ancient No Egyptian museum these people come from all studies in death and Egypt any day of the week. would be complete without over the world. prisons, will teach a The Rosicrucian Egyptian mummies and the The museum was founded departmental honors Museum, located on Naglee Rosicrucian is no exception. 40 years ago and has grown seminar for upper division Street and Park Avenue The museum has many tremendously since that students in sociology and a offers an impressive variety authentic mummy tombs on time, Russell said. In 1966 it general lecture course en- of Egyptian and Babylonian display. was moved from its original titled, "The American artifacts and replicas on site on Naglee Street to the Way," dealing with her display. It is the largest of One of the main at- much larger building on research on those subjects. such a collection in the tractions of the museum is a Park Avenue. "Kind and Usual Punish- Western United States. rock tomb modeled after ment: The Prison Business," The museum is owned and those found in limestone is her most recent book. operated as a public service cliffs adjacent to the Mystery School Mitford has also published by the Rosicrucian Order, an Egyptian village of Ben The group originated with widely in Harpers, The international group which Hasan. These tombs date the "mystery schools" of Atlantic Monthly, Life, and describes itself as a back as far as 4000 years. learning established during the Saturday Evening Post. fraternity. The full name of the reign of Thutmose III in In confirming her ap- the order is the "Ancient Guided Tours Egypt, which might explain pointment as lecturer, SJSU Mystical Order Rosae Guided tours of the rock their interest in Egyptian President John H. Bunzel Crucis." tomb are offered at regular history. said, "I believe Ms. Mitford The group stresses that it intervals to museum Following in the tradition will provide intellectual is not a religious or a visitors. of their mystery school excitement and stimulation political order, that their According to museum beginnings, the Rosicrucians for our students and the goals are basically cultural. curator Edward Russell, an are very mysterious to those general campus com- The museum is located average of about 400,000 outside of their order. munity." within an area known as Rosicrucian Park which 4zo, resembles an ancient 470 APARTMENTS PRESENTS Egyptian city. The entrance to the museum on Park Avenue is a minor spectacle in itself. 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The -45 also library or dorm Heavy shag carpets gives you automatic conversions, offers you a GOES ANYWHERE (fits in pocket or purse, Hamtourabl Featured choice of fixed or scientific notation, and per- weighs but 9 ounces) Gallery A of Completely lionished - some with fireplaces Featured in COME IN TODAY FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION of the complete line of the museum is a Hewlett-Packard rocket calculators Monthly rental plan or semester lease reproduction of the famous law code of the Babylonian Modest deposit - and you get it hack king, Hammurabi. This if the unit is left as rented large monolith on w;lich Sitairtaa Vaa&tregie these laws are inscribed is said to be the world's first * legal code. 4,5) /ad R, tr / (At n te ) ) 470 APARTMENTS ((fft ato; g Seals, implements, pot- tery, masks and jewelry 470 So. 11th St., San Jose, CA :aIIt**4;.’’, v. .,,iktt. from ancient Egypt and 42,..P. HEWLETT IPACKARD Babylon can also be found in Phone: 287 - 7590" s'- this gallery, along with examples of many * Sales, service and support in 172 cenIPrs in 65 countries cuneiform, the wedge-like September 24, 1973, Page 5 Panda Lodge imports New College to offer class wares from Red China on Chicana in America A bit of mainland China opened its doors donations. "We do it for the new experience. A new class entitled "La scheduled for Thursday at 2 last Wednesday on San Fernando Street We do it for the people. Right now we are in 277-2140 between 9 a.m. and Chicane in the U.S. will be p.m. in New College's between Third and Second streets. the process of obtaining a non-profit status." noon today or School of this year at San Jose library. Without ceremony, the Panda Lodge What money the lodge makes, she said, offered Social Work, 315 S. Ninth State University. Medina has been at SJSU started its business of offering books and "will go into cultural programs promoting street before thursday. Ms. reg- for two years and is an wares from the People's Republic of China. better relationships between the Chinese Although the 3 unit class Medina stressed early to keep associate professor at the Acupuncture dolls, woven place mats and and American peoples." will be held through New istration as she plans Graduate School of Social small toys are among items found in shelves The cultural club's last major project was College, non-New College the class small. Work. dominated by the writings of Mao Tse Tung the staging of "China Night" last semester. students are eligible, said The first class meeting is and Lenin. The event featured a photographic slide course instructor Celia Books are offered in three languages; show, singing and dancing from the Com- Medina. Chinese, English and Spanish. Apparently munist Chinese mainland regime. The class will deal DO YOUR OWN from Peking publishing houses, they range The evening was interrupted by a primarily with the heritage TUNE-UP FREE from Kung Fu manuals to colorfully demonstation from a group identifying itself of the Mexican -American AND SAVE $20 GREASE BRAKE JOB AND illustrated revolutionary ballet-operas. as favoring the Taiwan administration as woman and therefore Medina encourages Chicane & GEAR SAVE $40 "This shop is a group project of the Chinese the legal government of China. According to *Jos OIL *CARBURETOR Cultural Club," Miss Bassie Lee, 21, SJSU the Spartan Daily account, a fistfight oc- students to enroll, ADJUSTMENT TOOLS "The students will AND SAVE $20 business senior, said. "It's purpose is to cured. & EQUIPMENT research their history provide full services for the Chinese com- Lee said she does not expect any GALORE I MONF RI 6PM.10PM SAT 10AM 10PM munity." harassment from pro-Taiwan supporters or through interviewing and WITH FREE USE OF TOOLS LIFT RATES $4 per hr. Lee, who is also club treasurer, explained anyone objecting to the Com- working with their own LOW RENTAL SPACE WITHOUT LIFT $3 per hr. that her organization has been active on the munist orientated works. families," she said. SUNDAYS 10AM to 6PM, $15 SJSU campus for two years and has about a "After all," she said, "we're only a She added that the course OTHER DAY RATES AVAILABLE dozen members. store." will encompass the real role "Technically, the cultural club does not However, she mentioned the planning and of the Mexican-American DO-IT-YOURSELF have anything to do with the shop," she said. set-up of the lodge were kept "secret" by the people and not just the "The shop is financed by the club members club, especially after the "China Night" myths. AUTO REPAIRINc by individual contributions." melee. To register for the class, 2970 DAYLIGHT WAY 266-4601 Lee said she does not expect contributors The store is open noon to 6 p.m. everyday Ancient Eastern therapy set students may call Medina at JUST OFF SO. 1st (Monterey Hwy.) to be reimbursed for their except Tuesdays. BETWEEN CURTNER & CAPITAL EXPWY.

Journalism Department Looki? ng for credits? Openings have been announced in the following classes: played host to instructors School of Social Work: Seminar in Drug Abuse: SW 215, Friday 1-4 p.m. at SJSU's Department of Journalism and Advertising played Teaching Learning Center, 609 Brad Ave., San Jose. BIG host this summer to 23 high school journalism instructors BEAT THE Instructor: Gloria Melone, 3 units. during a four-week newspaper institute sponsored by the Seminar in Community Organizing: SW 223; Tuesday 9 Newspaper Fund, Inc. a.m. - noon, Bldg. R, Rm. 110. Instructor: Felix Rivera, 3 Directing the institute were Associate Professors Irene units. Epstein and Clyde Lawrence. Participating as a panedst was Seminar on Paulo Freire: SW 296, Tuesday 9 a.m. - noon at Prof. Dolores Spurgeon, of the journalism co, department. School of Social Work. Instructor: Celia Medina, 3 units. The participating teachers came from around the nation to Physics Department: RIP OFF! hear and learn from Bay Area professionals both in jour- Elementary Physical Energy: Phy 001A, Lecture nalism and education on how to better prepare their students TTH 11:50 a.m., labs either Wednesday 2:30 - 5:20 p.m. or for journalism careers. Thursday 2:30 - 5:20 p.m. in Science 253; Instructor: Tucker, 3 units. Holography: Physics 196, lecture MW 11:30 a.m. - 12:20 COLLEGE BOOK People's Lobby p.m., lab TTH, noon-1:20 p.m. in Science 251. Instructor: Williams, 3 units. gathers signers Military takeover in Chile Cont. from p.1 paign contributions by short-lived, however, as the lobbyists and requiring SELLERS group is now canvassing the public officials to discussed here tonight campus in search of only periodically disclose assets A talk about the present Chilean situation by Prof. Pat those voters who are and outside income. Fagan of new College will be held tonight at 8 in the S.U. registered in Santa Clara The People's Lobby is Umunhum Room. It is open to all interested persons and no We have thousands of County. interested in the Political admission will be charged. The initiative's purpose is Reform Act's policy on According to Prof. Fagen, the sponsoring Faculty for the explained in the first few spending limitations -- Seven Points hopes to encourage people to become aware of lines of the document specifically on spending the Chilean crisis. "Campamento," a movie about the beginning on the note that limitations in connection squatters' revolution in Santiago, will be shown followed by a ,01.cal, as.] .11,11 Lolt1Li v a, acid I(oupal. brief talk and discussion period. USED BOOKSCHEAPER government should serve the It was stated in a People's A follow-up forum, sponsored by the Radical Student Union needs and respond to the Lobby hand-out that "it was and the North American Council on Latin America will be wishes of all citizens equally, the defeat of Proposition 9 held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the S.U. Umunhum Room. without regard to their ( 1972 Clean Environment We have new lived in Chile for 18 months. She books While on leave, Prof. Fagen wealth." Act) which led People's returned last month to resume teaching duties here. The initiative then goes Lobby to begin the Coalition into detail explaining its for Political Reform." stand on limiting the As far as what side is for spending in races for and what side is against the ALSO CHEAPER governor and other initiative definite pros and statewide offices, restricting cons haven't emerged yet, spending in ballot measure said Rauch. She's sure, campaigns, requiring though, that the "same big In other wordswe are complete disclosure of money people that are op- campaign contributions ponents to everything" will received by candidates for cast a negative vote. . .both all statewide and legislative cinancially as well as in the offices, prohibiting cam- voting booth." CHEAPER Bunzel proposes 'pro SO IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY ON YOUR seminars' for all GARY NASEEF presents San Jose State University cost-accounting model of in- BOOKS, SHOP FIRST AT COLLEGE BOOK SELLERS President John H. Bunzel struction," he said. "I want RARE EARTH recently called for the to be a major part of an development of "pro effort to move this university SPECIAL BUDDY MILES EXPRESS seminars" open to all toward a quality of schol- GUESTS university students in an arship, research and pro- FUNKADELIC CORNER3RD&SAN FERNANDO effort to create an at- fessionalism that will make OAKLAND COLISEUM -8 P.M. -SEPTEMBER 28,1913 mosphere of scholarship. our campus a center of in- Bunzel made the proposal tellectual ferment." $6.50 $5.50 $4.50 in his traditional address to Bunzel put Graduate Dean Tickets' Coliseum(635 7800). In Oakland Neil Thrarns (444 some 1,000 faculty members Gail Fullerton and the 8575), M/B Box Office 1654-8255E Fremont -Bookmark 1793- Office 286-6637 70101, Jose Box Office 1246-11601. Peninsula Box on the eve of registration last also San Research Committee of the (941-3100). SF Downtown Center (775.2021). ALL MACY'S and week. Academic Council in charge all Coliseum Agencies, The president prefaced his of the pro seminar program. remarks on SJSU's need for more faculty scholarship by saying that knowledge is in danger of being defined as mere information. "It is no secret that the Your Associated Students academic community is being propelled toward a Little girl's WELCOMES YOU! dog gone Four hundred dollars can buy a lot of things. For We Hope to Se11/8 YOU: Wendell Joust, 32, of San Jose, it might bring back his daughter's dog. Joust is offering a $400 Direct Services Support Services HELP US reward or $250 and a Saint A.S. Business Office Spartan Daily any questions, ideas, or Bernard puppy for the return Legal Counseling Environmental Information of Jeanie, a three-month-old volunteers please fill out Experimental College Center 40-pound Bernard female. below and drop at Union Program Board Radio TV News Center Initially worth about $180, Information Center the puppy was his gift to his Recreation KSJS Radio five-year-old daughter. Coffee House Veterans Affairs Office The puppy was last seen on name Consumer Switchboard Community of Communities the Jousts' front porch at 600 Womens Center Second Street on September Planning Agency address phone 3. Jeanie had no iden- Academic Council Child Day Care Center tification tags, and Just a flea Academic Fairness Music Council collar, Joust said. Sedition ideas, questions nterests Joust may be called at 293- Peer Drop-In Center 0073. He stressed that no Inter Cultural Steering Committee Athletics questions would be asked of the person returning Jeanie. Page 6, September 24, 1973 Spartans prepare Sports for Cards, season

With the Spartans on the ning season (6-4-0). verge of their best season This season the SJSU SJSU gridders since 1955, the wire services gridders face one of their split on their decision as to toughest schedules, going who was going to win at Long against such powers as Beach. Arizona State, University of United Press International the Pacific (tabbed by (UPI) tabbed the Spartans almost all pre-season sweep the Pacific roll start pollsters to to 3-0 21-0 over the 49ers with this By Paul A. Stewart With fifteen seconds left on lead to three. sidelight; "The Spartans are Coast Athletic Association), Posting its best start since the clock, Kimball hit Mike In the second quarter, for real...and then some." San Diego State and "the 1955, San Jose State Hopkins with a 13-yard TD Kimball bombed the On the other side of the Green Machine" from the University recorded its third pass for the Spartans final Bulldogs, hitting Maddicks poll, Associated Press (AP) University of Hawaii. straight win by defeating tally. for two touchdowns of one picked Long Beach 21, SJSU Stanford, whom the Long Beach State University and 17-yards. A week earlier, the 19. Spartans play this coming 24-6 last Friday night. The final SJSU touchdown 'Spartan machine' met with Under the tutelage of first- Saturday, lost to the Nittany The unbeaten Spartans, came on a five-yard pass 1 both victory and disaster on year coach Darryl Rogers, Lions of Penn State 20-6, and who haven't won their first from Kimball to tight end the Fresno State University the Spartans have fired out at press time were picked to three games since winning Dan Prager with 5:22 left in turf. to their best start since 1955, finish second in a two-team four straight at the begin- the third quarter. beating Santa Clara 14-12, game against Michigan. ning of the 1955 campaign, While beating the Bulldogs On September 8, the SJSU rolling over Fresno 24-6, and Ducats will be plentiful for improved their Pacific Coast 24-6, SJSU lost the services gridders opened their season downing Long Beach 24-6. the annual SJSU-Cardinal Athletic Association lead to of senior running back Dale by downing crosstown rivals It was however in 1961, game and may be purchased 2-0 before 3,106 spectators at Knott for the remainder of Santa Clara University for under the quarterbacking of all week at the Cashier's Veterans Stadium in Long the season. the second straight year, 14- Chon Gallegos, that the Office in room 102 of the Beach. Knott, who limped off the 12. Spartans had their last win- Administration Building. The Spartan offense co- field in the second quarter A sell-out crowd of 18,500 mmitted six turnovers - four under his own power, un- witnessed a conservative fumbles, an interception and derwent knee surgery last Spartan offense, that scored .I fall- school- sale shad snap on a punt - forcing week. all 14 points in the first half t down to earth' prices the SJSU defense, with its The 22-year-old physical and held on for the victory. back to the wall throughout education major missed the It was a tenacious sale dates: most of the second and third 1971 season because of display of defense that an sept 14- -oct 6 quarters, to continually hold injury to the same knee garnered the win for the LARRY LLOYD (35) sails (56) and John Ketchoyian and downed Long Beach 24-6. 4111016e. off the running attack of 49er against FSU. Spartans. over Santa Clara defender (80). (Photo courtesy San Jose tailback Tommy Nathan. Kimball went 18 for 31 and A five-yard run by Knott Steve Carter 14.1 Also in The Spartans won their Mercury-News) line stand It was a goal one pass interception, with gave the Spartans a 7-0 lead pursuit are Broncos Jerry season premier 14-12 over ropidoraph pen fourth quarter by early in the his prime target being with 8:17 left in the first Egusa (54), Pete Yorkowski SCU, rolled over Fresno 24-6 the Spartans, however, McBee. quarter. which ignited SJSU to a time The Broncos cut the lead 4" consuming, finely executed McBee hauled in six to four, as Lou Mai engo hit a march by quarterback Craig passes for 67 yards, while 29-yard field goal with 14:52 Kimball that wrapped up the freshman flanker Gary left in the second quarter to eta ts tatuutcla game. Maddick caught five passes make it 7-3. mechanical pencil SJSU took a 7-0 first half for 52 yards and two touch- Running hack Larry Lloyd downs. lead on a 22-yard touchdown burst up the middle for eight 7 pass from Kimball to split yeards and the score to give 'foods , Leading rusher for the portable end Ike McBee with 7:30 left SJSU a 14-3 lead with 8:40 to Spartans was Robert Evans, drawing board in the first quarter. carrying 15 times for 130 go in the half. In the third quarter, a 75- yards. With 6:45 left in the third z yard punt return by Al quarter, the Broncos blew Mason, PCAA player-of-the- The Bulldogs got their only what looked to be the win- ’’’::------;,’-----L.7:- week against Santa Clara for score in the first quarter, as ning effort in a listless 10 color FSU's Tony I,imbrick the Spartans, boosted the second half. . Fine,,e 99 4 SJSU lead to 14-0. recovered Mike Gill's SCU defender Tom Gallo VITAMINS ,* on marker set _...... ,.._,-.....-r- lone score came opening kick-off fumble blocked a punt by Jeff Ell ILO/ The 49ers' LUNCH COUNTER 8 MINERALS e the Bulldog 18. Cuningham in the endzone. ,.. .. in the third quarter, as a kOhi000r sputtering Long Beach of- The ball eluded the grasp of AND PATIO ORGANIC PRODUCE rA -el fense finally amassed a With 11:36 left in the initial three Broncos and rolled out lead Pot. it/135 8. GRAINS vitth GlarnP drive that was capped by a quarter, the Bulldogs' Tom of the endzone for a safety, 5.pnc. ,,.,r- , ,, ,..,., . ... one-yard plunge by Tom Nation dove over from the instead of the imminent SPECIAL 50 So. 4th St - Brown. The two point con- one-yard line. The PAT touchdown, making the Buy one Falafa and get one ....,---- board version attempt failed. failed. score 14-5. 287 5410 kr0A0105neets FREE with this AD .v.NS A 32-yard field goal by Ploger kicked a 26-yard Finally with 5:56 left in the Offer Prvis Oct. 11 --OPEN DAILY SJSU kicker Ron Ploger field goal with 5:48 game, Ron Dunbar ran for '19a remaining in the first two-yards and a TD for SCU upped the Spartans lead 17-6 We accept food stamps with 4:51 remaining quarter to narrow the FSU to end the scoring 14-12. /07 SAN FERNANDO, SAN JOSE 01.95//3 (408)286 60/3

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Booters record I call 'em second shutout like Behind the scoring of other time the teams have forwards Joe Giovacchini met. I see 'em and Jim Zylker, the San Jose In the preliminary action, JSU State University soccer team the Spartababes will face the heir defaated Hayward State Menlo College soccer team By Paul A. Stewart oing University 3-0 last Tuesday at 6 p.m. as night. The Spartans are Remember when your Sudaharo Oh is the premier .y of In the process of upping currently ranked 18th in the most coveted possesion was home-run king of major by their season log to 2-0, the nation by the Intercollegiate a cracked ( but well taped) league Japanese baseball. ison Spartans also recorded their Soccer-Football Association 30-ounce official "Willie No doubt the Kuboto cific second sh.itout. of America. Mays" Louisville Slugger? Slugger will have its day, but ion), Giovacchini scored two The 1973 SJSU team will be ( No, this isn't another it will be the ping of the bat the goals for his night's work, as led by returning veterans column about Willie Mays that will bring the fails to the Zylker added one more to the Giovacchini, Davis, Soriano, retiring.) their feet. Ping? A Spartans' tally in handing Tony Rosa, Herb Santana, The Louisville Slugger. number of batting the the Pioneers their second Brian Russell, Phil Galioto, Almost since the beginning companies in the U.S. have ning loss of the year. Gary St. Clair, All-American of baseball, that name has come out with an aluminum tany SJSU beat Hayward last Tony Suffle and Zylker, a been synonymous with bats bat, for both softball and and year 6-1. member of the 1972 U.S. and batting. Enter the hardball. Among those is the id to The Spartans opened their Olympic soccer team. Kuboto Slugger. Hillerich & Bradsby Co. earn season on Sept. 14, with a 3-0 The Spartans will also be It's hard to crack and (makers of the Louisville shutout of the Portuguese bolstered by players from almost impossible to break, Slugger) who, along with the 1 for Athletic Club. last year's successful while being lighter than the Adirondack Corporation, linal Forward Ken Davis' two j.v.squad (9-1) and a host of Louisville bat. Oh yes, it's supply most of the lumber ased goals and an assist helped promising newcomers. also made of bamboo. for baseball today. The aluminum sticks ier's the soccer squad down the SJSU made its eighth The Japanese invented the have the P.A.C. before an estimated appearance in the National laminated bamboo bat and a greater velocity than the ordinary 350 spectators at Spartan Collegiate Athletic have been using it for some ash, and never Stadium. Association ( NCAA ) soccer time in their leagues. Now crack or break. (How about Davis, a junior, scored the play-offs last year. they've introduced it in bend?) Lie needed 4:50 America. They have been approved only goal SJSU The Spartans defeated 2S into the game on a penalty A few high school teams for official Little League use Fresno State University 4-0 tried it this past year, and and can be found throughout kick. in the Western Regional Midway through the first found it superior to a regular the Santa Clara Valley at game and lost to UCLA 3-1 in half, Davis placed a corner ash wood bat. many sport shops. the quarter - finals. UCLA kick near the mouth of the Perhaps the wave of the So the almighty ash wood went on to finish second in goai, and Brian Soriano, a future will be an official 30- bat seems to be in jeopardy. the championships. senior forward, tapped the ounce "Sudaharo Oh" bat. Perhaps not immediately, ni ball in to give the Spartans a but even the Adirondack 2-0 lead. people say the supply of good In the second half, Davis white ash is starting to booted in a goal off a pass dwindle. from Giovacchini. Perhaps you can picture The Spartans outshot the this scene from the 1983 P.A.C., 25-14. World Series: "The win over the Por- "111 friends, this is Curt tuguese Athletic Club was a Gowdy, along with Hank good one for us," said Aaron, from the Santa Clara Spartan soccer mentor Julie County Sports Arena. We're Menendez, ''as they are a here for the 1983 World fine team, shown by their Series, game 7, pitting the winning the California Open West Coast Giants-A's Amateur Cup last year." against the New England In junior varsity action, Red Sox-Orioles. the Spartababes who came "The first batter up for the away with a 3-3 deadlock West Coast will be that against West Valley College veteran shortstop, Chris a week earlier, shut out Speier. Speier wields one of DeAnza College 3-0 in the the largest bats in the SPARTAN BOOKSTORE preliminary game. majors today, a 24-ounce "in the STUDENT UNION" Freshman Jesse Martinez aluminum monster." kicked all three goals for the A 24-ounce monster? OPEN 8 AM-9 PM MON-THURS Spartans, as the junior squad brought its season mark to 1- 0-1. S.ISIT will host the U.S. Navy squad from Monterey tomorrow night at 8 at Spartan Stadium. ALL-AMERICAN Jim Zylker will return to a forward The Spartan booters sank position this year for the Spartans. the Navy team 9-0 in their Zylker was a member of the 1972 United States Olympic 1971 season opener, the only soccer team in Munich. The College Plan. More than just a cheap checking account.

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"We cathedral in Cologne, Other choraleers included, campus this semester, and if Switzerland. didn't even know when we Germany, where the Mark Weiss, Phillip Olds, anyone wants to know who "I think the most exciting got there if we were a good acoustics are, according to Kathy Trapp, Catherine and where they are, just lend aspect of the tour was that choir or not," she said. They Nancy, "Wow." Wheat, Linda Johnson, Greg opens an ear to the music depart- we were representing the turned out to be the best. The chorale also was Wright, Calvin De Berry, ment. United States and showed Other exciting experiences happy to just sing to the Bonnie Miller, and Burt The San Francisco Bay the world the quality of the group had was in Salz- people of small towns, who Ware. Area College Chorale, singing that this country has, often called for encores. VERY SPECIAL directed by Dr. Charlene " said the well-respected Flash! The songs the chorale sang with Archibeque of SJSU and chorale leader who was while on tour were as varied Associate professor of APARTMENTS Galen Marshall of San Mateo chosen last week to be as the different countries music at SJSU, Dr. Community College, took chorale director of the San they visited. They performed Charlene Archibeque, FOR STUDENTS first place in June at the Jose Symphony Orchestra. numbers ranging from was named last week to Fifth International Choir Dr. Archibeque also is Charles Ives compositions to be the choral director of IN CAMBELL... "Lima Festival in The Hague, elated that the chorale was Black spirituals. The singers the San Jose Symphony, CLOSE ENOUGH Netherlands. The 38- chosen highest by an in- even sang "Yankee Doodle". Dr. Archibeque TO BE CONVENIENT... member chorale included 20 ternational judging panel, The members of the FAR ENOUGH AWAY received her doctorate in SJSU students. including famed conductors chorale had to pay their own TO BE INTERESTING! Under Dr. Archibeque's such as Felix de Nobel, Sir choral literature and expenses for the European performance from the Total adult lining In a quiet able direction, the student's Charles Groves, and Reszo tour. Coupled with the fact luxurious atmosphrirs. Month Bean University of Colorado, from the two colleges earned Lantos. that they were competing at to month rentals...parfect for the second highest score in According to Nancy after earning her Masters The Hague festival against students...with minimum the festival's history. This is Wooldridge, sophomore from San Diego State other countries who move-In costs. quite an honor, considering music major and Dr. College. Mrs. Archibeque monetarily supported their CLOSE TO HWY 17 there were 42 choirs from 15 Archibeque's personal has studied music, piano, entrants, and that some Couch" FEATURING Student views Henry's "couch" countries competing. secretary, the entire trip was and voice at Oberlin choirs were professional, the After the choir festival, a fantastic experience. Conservatory. successful tour not only AEK Custom carpeting By Kathy Rengstorff Chinese troupe L decorator drapes The Student Union Art tinction. Each viewer must Large patios Gallery at San Jose State personally decide what the opens at Civic Wood burning fireplaces University recently opened artist tries to convey in his The National Chinese Mated pool more variety than usual work. Jacuael and sauna with Opera Company of the gym in- FullY equipped in its exhibits. Four ceramists offer Republic of China will make 'Billiard room and lounge Prints, rugs, ceramics, tricate designs, interesting Fine Arts its United States debut 1 BR photographs and lithographs ideas and near -perfect tomorrow night at 8:30 in the from $175 are on display to attract at glazing techniques in their San Jose Civic Auditorium. 2 BR from $225 least one interest in each displays. Some of the pieces Welcome to the Dance Tickets are available 1 BR S Den from $200 viewer. are humorous, some pretty, locally at the San Jose Box Furnished & Unfurnished Art gallery assistant, and some confusing, but all Office, Macy's and other 355 Budd 374-5515 seeing. Denise Vogel, indicated are worth may change Sons' local status leading agencies. Page 8 (at San Tomas Exprswyl variety will be the trend this Michael Beard's semester. She said more photographs in the lobby are By Ed Sessler characterized by Champlin's Champlin's voice opens categories of art will be a composite of strong ex- Although they have had a Haggerty is an excellent lead with a plea to the Lord for an represented, and each for a pression, and his three - local following for close to guitarist, bassist Geofrey excellent vocal but rapidly longer period of time than frame "Explosion" is ex- five years, The Sons of Palmer provides a fine switches tempo and finishes increased degree of self Pe4.04-7 pictures seem Champlin have yet to gain background for the groups' with some swift guitar work understanding. The piece's Buddy Mies previously. cellent. All his The most unique objet to portray a slight touch of acceptance from a large musical forays into im- by Haggerty and Champlin, tempo and power builds with d'art presently displayed is a violence, bewilderment or a group of rock music fans. provisation. and fine keyboard work of every note, and ends with an EXPRESS The fine horn work, the group's leader. apparent attainment of "Lima Bean Couch" made pull away from convention. Their new album "Welcome ELVIN BISHOP by Patti Henry who usually Photograpsh by Jeff to the Dance" may very well provided by Champlin and The second side opens with understanding. change all that. From Palmer, complements "No Mo" a hard rock Champlin's lyrics have specializes in rug making. Shyshka and Leslie Ahbolin The couch is shaped like an are also on exhibit and easy beginning to end it is a Champlin's excellent number and "Learn How to always pointed toward BZTECE1 Swim" which open bean pod, has bean- to view without trying to superbly performed and vocalization. begins slowly freedom and self un- produced album that appeals The first side opens with and speeds up through more derstanding, and the final shaped throw pillows nestled reach any conclusion toward SAN JOSE CIVIC AUDITORIUM viewpoint. to a wide range of musical "Lightnin", a song which excellent horn work. songs seem almost a in the pod seat, and stands on the artists' SUN. OCT. 7th 7:30 PM iron legs. Paintings by Donna Billick styles. almost begs the listener to It is the rest of the second culmination of the group's Bright, multicolored rugs, are influenced by 19th The band's strong point get up and dance. The rest of side which best expresses lyrics in earlier albums. and a large woven and century Impressionists and has long been the writing, the first side is also im- the Sons' musical strengths. Considered as an entire ON SALE macramed hammock, all the artist describes herself singing, and instrumental pressive, but the third song "Welcome to the Dance" is a work, the album is difficult SAN JOSE BOX OFFICE with Patti Henry's vegetable as "hopelessly seduced by ability of Bill Champlin, but "Who'? Heaven Only Knows" suite of four songs, all to find fault with and could 912 Town & Country Village theme, attest to the creator's the works of Monet, Gaugin the group's positive aspects us the high point of the side. connected both musically mark the end of the comtar5 amt.14,M $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 varied talents in her other and Degas". hardly end there. Terry The beginning is and vocally. formerly limited popularity. exhibits. Anogher collection will be Mel Ramos uses his nude on exhibit October 23rd so wife, Leta, to portray the please plan to see the present Art--o--facts mythological -Leda and the interesting one before it is Baker's collection Swan" in a series of replaced. Abstract paintings and Arabesque, painted by lithographical works on Gallery hours are 10:30 drawings from the New York Jackson Pollock, is one of the display. In each successive a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday collection of Richard Brown outstanding works on display. WE'RE picture Leta is appropriately through Friday, and 6 p.m. Baker are on display at the A few years after Baker covered by a bird which may to 8 p.m. Tuesday and San Francisco Museum of acquired the painting, be recognized as one of the Wednesday evenings. Art through Nov. 11 Pollock was acclaimed the species in danger of ex- great revolutionary in ab- Baker, who died in 1956, stract art. UP TO was one of the few individual Admission to the "Blues People" collectors who acquired an exhibition is free. Museum impressive selection of hours are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. abstract works painted since Tuesday through Friday and First Jazz book World War II. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m weekends. Bohnett's weavings THE A former San Jose State Lenard. by Black author University student is being Ms. Bohnett explores tie featured in an art show at the dies, silk screening, batik, _ ( , By Donald Mitchell Metes and Bounds Gallery, crochet and weaving . Her Special to the Daily 215 Second Street, Sausalito. later developement is in the HILT Ms. Bohnett, formerly of direction of free-hanging and ''Blues People" is the first these changes stem from a the Child Development three-dimensional mixed book written on jazz by a sociological and an- Program on campus, is media textile sculpture. She Black writer. The book at- thropological nature as well. showing weavings and has studied at the Institut temps to place jazz and blues When slaves were first textile sculptures, along with Allende brought to America, blues in Mexico. within the context of the watercolors and was not a common place in The two artists will be American social history. It drawings of Roosevelt IN showing traces not only the the Black man's plight. through Oct. 12. development of the Black African slaves working in music which affected White the fields, if they sang or America, but author Leroi shouted at all, sang or Jones also portrays the shouted in pure African Come feel the hills and Black values which affected dialect, resembling nothing valleys USED White America. of the blues as far as blues of your feet. When black people got to went. this country, they were Jones cites the beginning Africans or basically a of blues as one beginning of foreign people. Their American Blacks and their customs, attitudes, desires, experience in this country. exercise sandals BOOKS were incongruent with the He attempts to show how the Come rest your feet in new life they had been Black man eventually the hollows and the rises. relegated. adopted the American Style Experience the coolness of "Blues People" deals with of living, but met great polished beechwood against those incongruities placed the White the warmth of bare skin. Feel the adversity when little mound we call the toe-grip, upon him in the New World, man thought only of him as a that helps you turn mere steps into a and shows how his en- slave. beautiful toning and awakening for your slavement led to the The writer makes it very legs. Scholl, the original Exercise Sandals. development of blues, later clear that Blues was not Red, blue, or bone cushioned leather strap. SAVE 25% transforming into a new merely just a form of music, FOR $12.95 concept called jazz. but more important, it was a BUY 'EM ANYWHERE Jones points out that there way of life for the Black OR FROM US ONLY are certain very apparent man. A life of "second changes in the Black man's class" citizenship and reactions to America from constant struggle. at the time of his first im- Blues People is a must portation as a slave until the book for all those who wish to $9.95 present. He says these understand the Black man's changes are most clearly struggle to survive in a new seen in Black music, but that and strange world. TENTH ST PHARMACY Travel fi Im series A World Travel Film color movies, narrated in Series will begin Sept. 30 in person by their producers. San Jose City College's Tickets are available at 10th & SANTA CLARA

campus theater every San Jose Box Office in Town RORK Sunday i..vening at 7:30 p.m. and Country Village and at San Jose City College 294-9131 On Tenth St. Films of many countries of Student Accounts Office, or `4411t9 the world are full-length at the door. i September 24, 1973, Page 9 At Monterey Pointer Sisters stand out By Paula Dorian circular stage. at 1:30 a.m. when the Pointer Anita and Ruth, who have brought the crowd to They could have played all Thus began the opening Sisters hit the stage. been together since their laughter when hearing night and everyone would Amongst the friendly jazz night of the sixteenth annual Buddy Rich and his early gospel singing church phrases like, "These brown have enjoyed it. People fans, a constant aroma of Monterey Jazz Festival, held Orchestra was billed as the days in Oakland, were really babies (meaning them) are clapped to a soul beat as they jasra;.ae incense lingered. in an open air arena in the closing act, but his disap- related. gonna boogie for you." left the fairgrounds. Above the capacity-filled Monterey Fairgrounds pointing 45-minute per- The women did a ten to crowd, lights dimmed Friday. formance came before the fifteen minute jam of "Yes making way for the bright But an unexpected and Pointer Sisters. Although he We Can," their latest record. spotlights to illuminate the totally new beginning came received a standing ovation, Between each song his drum solo (for which he thereafter the quartet talked Is so well known) wasn't up with the audience and to the standards the jazz commented on the awful audience had expected. expensive metal chairs that His short five minute solo their listeners had to sit in. however, was clean and Because the Pointer solid and he twirled his Sisters were the last act, a sticks on alternate beats. half-hour before they Rich's composition, finished the audience started though brief, came with ease to thir. out toward the rush and natural style but cast when the show ended. forth an almost too - After a third of the people professional atmosphere. left, the Sisters invited When he left the stage he e.veryone to move up to enjoy walked out on only a half- the last few songs. pleased audience. Then they did a vocal From the moment the sound piece which was down Pointer Sisters came or to earth and funky. They got the entire audience clapping Wade HOwlell Wade Newell stage the audience was simultaneously and moving The Pointer Sisters Buddy Rich and his Orchestra theirs. Most of the members of the from side to side. Over 200 Grinningbird flights every day connecting North- audience were surprised to "Walkin' Down the Alley," ern and Southern California. Give yoqii_ campus rep or learn that Bonnie, June, was a comical tune which PSA a bird whistle PSA gives you a Pm Entertainment SAVE 1 12 evenings of plays $S offered for drama fans Last season's per- formances presented by San Jose State University's Drama Department were some of the campus' most CLEAN UP successful, including masterpieces by Moliere, Ibsen and Wilder. But ac- cording to Dr. Hal Todd, department chairman, "The ON 1973- 74 eesson nromises to be as exciting." Twelve evenings of en- tertainment are provided with season tickets, The season will open early USED with a bonus Friday and Saturday nights with another 115 Moliere comedy, "The Imaginary Invalid," directed by Richard Herlan. BOOKS The regular schedule for the season begins Oct. 26, 27, Nov. 1, 2 and 3 with Paul Zindel's recent Broadway comedy-drama, "And Miss Cherie Weinert (left), Prof. Richard Dee Reardon Drinks A Little." in "Imaginary Invalid." Franz Wedekind's "Lulu" and Diane George will be presented Dec. 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, directed and Senate hearings adapted by Dr. Hal Todd. Yet to be selected are the Six other plays with dates "Lulu" as an adaptation, performances for April 19, to be announced will follow resume today combines two plays which 20, 25, 26, and 27. as the season progresses. Watergate buffs will be chronicle the rise and fall of Season tickets are the amoral Lulu and the To complete the season able to tune in today through available through the chaos she creates in the lives will be "Susannah," an Wednesday for live TV theater box office, Fifth and coverage of the Senate of the men who try to use American folk opera by San Fernando streets. hearings. her. Carlisle Floyd. Directed by Tickets are $4.50 for students The three networks will March 1,2,7,8, and 9 holds Dr. Kenneth Dorst on May and $8 for general ad- each cover one day - ABC "Arnphitryon 38" by Jean 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, and 25, mission. to today, NBC takes over the Giradoux. Prof. Richard Dee "Susannah" is the winner of Single performance prices Parks, will direct this the New York Music Critics' are $1 for students and $2 for Tuesday sessions and CBS humorous but traditional Circle Award based on the general admission. has Wednesday. story of Jupiter's cuckolding Apocryphal story "Susannah For more information call The rotating pattern will of Amphitryon. and the Elders." 277-2777 or 277-2257. continue until Nov. 1, when this round of testimony is scheduled to end. However, felA STORE there won't be live coverage You can 'get it on' of the hearings on public TV except for this week. On Tenth Street with Gaye album

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