Hoffa urges students to be active in prison reform

to an individual placed on s lie s By (WRAY RIMK De dental laboratory is next second chance." His parole was refused what happens lie thud. lawyers will successl ally against connubial visits because a Calling prisons --univel , il higher door.- said Huila. He stressed the delay is because the parole board "wanted two parole." cemove (lie {idiot.. provision that he can't wile shouldn t be treated "like a prize education in crime.- lames R I tolls urged done solely for the purpose of showing more years to look at him." Hotta at the end DI his low-key polished hold union id lice until 1980. cow. college students to become more active in who's the boss. An individual's troubles aren't over presentation was warmly applauded. The working tor prisun retie: m. Huila emphatically stated the threat to once he "hits the bricks" with a parole. question and answer period produced a The lormer Teamsters Union peesident. one's lite from fellow prisoners as the Parole usually means "S45 in your pocket. dillerent response. speaking at the University al Santa Clara greatest danger while in jail. He asked the a bus ticket to a town you've never been Responding to an inquiry. Hulls Tuesday alternoun, said if students listeners, "Could you sleep well if next to belore and no prospect of a job," said the defended the Teamsters Union in its juris- concerned themselves with the problems you or above you was a person subject to speaker. dictional dispute with the United Farm -con," ul penal instit utions. they would do more violent action, violence that could be on Hotta insisted the stigma of "ex Workers. He condemned Cesar Chavez as employment. one not to be trusted. He said Chavez had than all the prison Dictate in the United your leaving little hope fur States." While an inmate at Lewisburg Federal explains why persons on parole commit a broken two agreements with the He Warning the students not to think "this Penitentiary. Hotta said he witnessed greater crime the second time. eamsters. they couldn't happen to me." Huila told the murders and mass rape. He added anyone cautioned the audience to think He added Chavez wouldn't be was audience that at the hall million persons under 30 years old that wouldn't fight or would act any dillerently il there successlul in his battle against the earns living alter an detention. 100,000 to 150,000 are under stab someone else was subject to mass opportunitylimited to 'teamsters. Members ot the audience 18 years of age. rape. serving years "behind a wall." began hissing. that persons "look Labeling homosexuals "not bad people. For Hot lass soon as he was sentenced II is this threat of violence, continuous It was bather urged for jury tampering and pension lund tension and working tor 17 cents an hour behind the headlines. See what the real a little contused. who lault their parents" fraud, he was"no longer a tree American." that makes parole a must, according to truth is. - Hotta lashed out at the prisons brought a round at laughter.

He no longer had a choice of housing. Hotta. However gelling a parole is usually 0111Clalli who talk about "the terrible tither points made by Hotta were: sanitary conditions. clothing or medical a traumatic experience. things happening on our streets. He has supported Pres. Nixon ever James R. Hoffa treatment. Hotta cited an example of an inmate "they're tooling the American people since Nixon entered politics. "II one should happen to need lalse who served 27 years and was given "a because ... they have created this system He's opposed to the complete teeth, there's a year-and-a-half wait, matter ol live minutes to plead for a by their very lack and inditterence to elimination ot capital punishment. Thursday, February 22, 1973 Gift of V.D. brings an unwanted reward By BRUCE JEWETT lialVeVbIly !Wormed and updated annul Valentine's Day may have lett a lew VD and the Health Genter's services for it. with more than just cards, candy and a Every Thursday at the Student Union, kiss. It one contacted venereal disease, he 10 a.m. to noon, doctors discuss VD can have it cheerf ally refunded at the problems with students. 'the rap session Spartan Daily Student Health Center. is next to the Information center. Serving California State University at San Jose Since 1934 Located on campus at Ninth Street, the "You don't lecture people on VD," Dr. Health Center is slatted with general Miller stated. "You open it up tor dis- practioneers. There is no oft iris(' Venereal cussion.- Disease Clinic. However, treatment and Discussions are also held regularly for cure of VD are one of the standard, no-tee Health Education classes and New Chicano EOP crowded services. College. Dr. Raymond C. Miller is the Free treatment of VD tor students is not coordinator of VU services at the Health only hound in colleges and universities. Center. According to him there were 80 -there is a Teen-Age Clinic amied tor high cases of gonorrhea last semester. schoolers in Santa Clara County. tie also ment toned here have been nine The doctor stressed that all records, while bureaucracy mounts cases in lanuary. 12 ma December and 20 in both at SI St and the Teen Age Clinic, are November. There have been no cases DI confidential between doctor and patient. Syphilis, which is more serious and There is no required age to attain this con- 13y MARTIN WEYBRET Complaining about lack of authority. other hand, prompted a quick retreat from deadly than gonorrhea. fidentiality. "College is nothing somebody cant do. Reyes said he is frustrated with his ability the former position, he said. Insistence on "I would say, as an eyeball statistic," reatment and cure are not the only That's the premise ol the Educational to make changes. He pointed out that hiring standards has been overdone in Ur. Miller revealed, "that thirty percent DI duties of Ur. Miller and his staff. They Opportunity Program as expressed by students selected for the program can Reyes' estimation. the cases were males and seventy percent must also track down VD sources. Gabriel Reyes, director of Chicano EOP. only be technically recommended for ad- "A lot ol qualifications are thrown in as were females." "For each individual that comes in with He says the program works; even the mittance to SISU. This causes friction a matter of procedure," he said. As an 'the stall physicians attributes the high VD," Dr. Miller said, "there's someone out state says it works. "But if the program because the Admissions Of lice holds the example. Reyes said many minority group number of female VU cases because there who he or she got it trom." ever goes down the drain, it will be for final say, he said. members would make good deans except women are not always aware of venereal A patient is asked to notify his or her lack of money." he said. Lack of cooperation in other areas is they do not hold a PhD. symptoms. He said men usually "learn sex partners and refer them to the Health Enrollment has increased steadily over worse, he said. Without citing specific "I don't think a quota system is neces- right away through painful urination if Center or to the County Clinic, it they are the program's live-year life, but no staff or examples. Reyes contended that en- sary.- A change in altitude is all that's they have contacted VU." not students. No one is reluctant to do Reyes additional funds have been provided, thusiasm for the project is waning among needed to reform the school's hiring prac- Younger women students may "be less this. Dr. Miller indicated. Gabriel Reyes said. Tutoring sessions are the faculty members. tices. Exceptions to the rules have been aware 01 the dangers and symptoms of 'the VD program coordinator stated the overcrowded and bureaucracy is piling When the project began live years ago. made lor Whites, Reyes said, and if VD,- Dr. Miller said. "But at least therein "Federal government is very much up. professors were quick to call and offer changes are desired, they can be made for less oh a stigma of being treated for VD concerned with the spread of VD. It has As he put it. "You can't coordinate help or suggestions for EOP students in minorities. than there was several years ago." donated money to programs and case fin- Iranian grant things properly and fully with only a part- their classes. As a side note, Reyes pointed out the A woman may think she has VD when dings to light the spread. 'the biggest time person working." Now, said Reyes, professors feel they Black and Chicano EOP programs are she actually has a yeast intection, the doc- problem iti finding asymptomatic cases Here's how EOP works: must lower their standards to ac- being combined. All the facilities of his of- tor mentioned. She can be treated at tin. cases where the person is not aware he or The stall searches out students it commodate EOP students. fice will be moved into the Black EOP Health Center tor non-VD afflictions. she has VD." ruled legal believes can do well in college but who. "To make something work you have to building on the corner of San Fernando fir. Miller reports that syphilis is not Family planning centers, the main tor social, economic or educational have either cooperation or authority." and Ninth streets by July I. common with university students. Many dispenser of birth control pills, generally reasons, have not met San lose State Reyes said he has neither. The move, Keyes believes, is part of a tear Vietnam veterans would bring back require a periodic physical check-up tor University entrance requirements. He is also concerned about the school's statewide attempt to cut education costs. "incurable" strains of VD. But at worse, women clients. Dr. Miller revealed the Tutoring and counseling aids are minority hiring policies. When federal af- The Reagan administration has con- says Dr. Miller. "there are some cases centers also look tor signs of venereal by treasurer available to a student admitted to EOP. A firmative action guidelines were first sistently pushed for a reduction in EOP which resist penicillin but are not in- disease. lull-time counselor and several part-time raised "they (administrators) talked it up funds despite praise of the program from curable.- "I want to encourage students to come helpers advise students on the draft, a lot.- But few minorities were hired. the State Coordinating Council on Higher A major concern for Dr. Miller is in and discuss VD," Dr. Miller said. A.S. Council's $1,700 allocation, made personal problems, academic re- Concern about reverse racism. on the Education. keeping students at San lose State "There's no backlog of appointments." last Wednesday to the Iranian Students quirements, job placement and financial Association, has been ruled legal by A.S. aids. The most important part is a Treasurer Andy McDonald. tutoring service manned by work-study McDonald's ruling came Thursday students. Strays to be morning alter he reviewed the council That's it. There are no special classes impounded minutes of Nov. 1. 1972, during which the just for EOP students and no sanctioned ISA received their original $700 grant. academic leeway. EOP itself provides no The Spartan Daily had already reported grants or scholarships, though the staff is last week's grant to be inconsistent with knowledgable about available funds. Act 21, which specifies that any But Reyes is concerned about Dog laws start at Stanford; SJSU next? allocation requests over $100 must go overcrowding. "The biggest problem is through the Special Allocation Com- money.- he said. The staff and funds have us (MARL() I If'. BHADH1RD Several recommendations were helped with student cooperation. "It As a result of a stronger ordinance mittee. not grown since the program began. "We It s a dog gone tile tor the dug made by the council, and in that year a people would control their dogs, there passed by the Student Union Board ol That hest grant was made after a can't do a preventative game." population at Stanford University flyer was distributed during orien- would not be many complaints." Governors at the Oct. 12, 1971 Special Allocations Committee The non-professional tutors must deal because impounding of stray dogs will tation asking students to exercise One possible solution off ered, which meeting, unclaimed dogs in the reCommendation. 'the ISA was then with as many as ten students at a time. be entorced starting today. tighter control of their dogs. was never developed, was a dog day Student Union "will be subject to promised to be high on the council's Counselors, Reyes says, spend too much Now, the question is, "How about But, according to Lioi, the Dyers did care center, where students could removal by the Humane Society." priorities tor the spring semester, and that time with students already in trouble the status of the dog on the SjSU cam- not attract much attention. "We're leave their dogs while attending According to Barrett, things haven't they would receive an additional grant rather than helping assure they don't pus'?" right back where we started," said Lioi classes. changed too much since the new SU kIG after the counting of spring fees. reach that stage. According to Lt. Maurice Jones in at that time. Dogs not only tight each other. and policy. On this basis. McDonald, as chief fiscal One of the alternatives is to reduce the security, although the Santa Clara Earnest G. Quinton, campus police beg lor your lunch, but they also find Two dogs were removed from the officer of the Association, decided that the number of students admitted to the County dog leash law states that all chiel, agrees that dogs are a problem relief from bodily functions anywhere. Union alter the policy was instituted. allocation request was still legislative program, but this would mean possibly dogs must be kept on the owner's on campus. In addition to a number ot In reference to dogs which continue and apparent dog lovers stole almost business, and would not have to be rein- turning away some who could make it property or attached to a leash when bites reported in the past, there have to remain in the Student Union. Ron 24 al the anti-dog policy signs. troduced through Special Allocations. without tutoring or special help. traveling from home, dogs can enjoy been several complaints about the Barrett said in October 1971, they may Barrett added that the Union stall the same freedom on this campus that sanitation problem created by dogs. face a confrontation with SISU employees have asked more trequentIN (hey have in the past. Although dogs are not confined security personnel. that owners remove their dogs from The dog situation at SISU is not solely to San lose Slate University, Dogs ollend some people who are the building. new. In October 1970, a resolution was they apparently create more of a eating, so the past policy of the Alter the last sign is at olen, the Daily King to present new submitted by lames Lioi, a Drama problem here than elsewhere, said Neil Student Union has been to identify the noted in January 1972, no new signs Department equipment technician, to Bohnet, chiel ol the Division of Animal dog's owner and request that he will be put up, since it seems they are the Campus Canine Control Crusade Control in Santa ClaraCounly. and the remove his pet. inettective alter a few weeks which was in operation, to do majority of complaints from county "In 90 per cent id the cases this is exposure. somet hing about dog incidents on ciliu- campuses come trum SISU. &Naive,- said Barrett. "We go to According to recent literature dis- m. Quinton says the problem could be every extent to lind the owner." tributed by the Humane Society ot budget next week *s. Santa Clara Valley, located at 2530 Latayette St., Santa Clara, the animal population ot this county is experien- A.S. Pres. Dennis King will present his slashes or selective cuts." cing an explosive growth. version of the Association budget to the King decided that across-the-board In one year alone, the Society han- Budget Committee early next week. cuts were unfair because, he said, "they dled 37.000 dogs and 41,000 cats for a While actual budget requests total more are equal, that everyone'sneeds are equal. total ol 78,000 stray and unwanted than $568,000. King anticipates that ad- and that the people submitting the budget animals. ditional requests will drive that up to requests have no priorities." The responsibility !or this surplus ot $750,000. or $292,000 more than the an- King also mentioned those people more animals, according to the Humane ticipated income tram spring semester experienced in fiscal affairs who Society, rests squarely upon pet lees. deliberately pad their budgets requests owners ol female animals who allow In order to balance the budget, the because they know it will be cut. their pets to breed litter alter litter $292,000 must be cut tram somewhere, For this reason King decided on using which they cannot or will not keep. which must be done by the Budget Com- selective cuts to eliminate the deficit he Campus police LI. Jones said that mittee, King, and the A.S. Council. will be faced with, which will run unless the cat y of San lose changes its "What we're faced with." King anywhere from $108,000 to $292,000. law, the Stantord dog action will not explained, "is a fixed income. many fixed Some of these cuts will come, King have any atlect on us. costs, and the inevitable fact that not thinks, after he asks the Budget Com- Since Stanford University is a everyone gets all they want. We have two mittee for some definitions of relation- private school, it mat will to change its ways of getting there (to a balanced ships. between the A.S. and some of the own laws and does not have to follow budget). We can make across-the-board groups it is funding. the stale code that a State University King wants these definitions lobe two- must lollow. :. part statements, including a statement LI. )ones Bald. "We have never had from the Budget Committee defining the any rule preventing us trom having a Draft evader relationship as they see it. anti a second tiog picked up 1 we hind that it is tied to part Irom the organization being funded, a door or entryway and is obstructing to hear their interpretation. tool indite. Among these groups are Womens. "If we feel that the dog is dangerous Intercollegiate Athletics. the En- or has been grossly neglected, we call enters plea vironmental Information Center, the the Humane Society to remove it," Li. Kennett( Rutledge, former San lose Spartan Daily, Reed Magazine, and the added tones. State University student, was arraigned Grants-in -Aid program of Mens- "Since we have in the past removed Monday in U.S. Magistrate Court on a Intercollegiate Athletics. doge when necessary. we don't feel that Ihr ilcug hie on campus will grand jury indictment charging him with In lurther consolidation of the budget change, especially with the warm failure to report for induction. process, King hopes to have legislative weather coming, and.- he said, "the Rutledge, who recently returned from acts establishing some ol the AS. agen- dogs on campus aren't really any Sweden to lace the indictment, entered a cies functioning out of his office, like the bother. sip we have nothing lo worry plea of not guilty. Pre-trial motions and Planning Agency anti the Consumer Sw I - Banta Clara County's dog leash law won't effect the play of these dogs nor the problems their "Ireedom" causes. Among these are sanitation. dog- Jon Batialall about." trial setting will be made at 9:110 a.m. chimer& This would insure future Wil- Leash less dogs March 13, in U.S. District Court in San ding tor the agencies as on-going bites and an unprecedented population explosion of animals in the (minty. lm.. programs. King maintained. U

Editorial letters Lettuce boycott helps War forgiveness Editor: We rush to greet and honor the returning POWs, the majority of farm workers' plight whom served as crew members of the planes which dumped tons of Do you ever stop to think about were suspended by the bombs on North and South Viet- the food on your table and the agricultural commissioner. nam, Cambodia, and Laos. people who got it there? If you do, Manufactured by both the Wouldn't simple forgiveness you will be disillusioned about Chevron Chemical Co. of seem in order for those who felt the democratic process that is Richmond and the Chemagro Co. they might best serve their coun- supposed to exist in this country. of Kansas City, Mo., the pesticide try by not becoming involved in When the very people who have is dangerous to workers as well the Vietnam War? worked all of their lives as consumers. Although steps Or perhaps we are the ones who struggling in the fields do not were taken to prevent most of the should be looking for forgiveness. have enough to eat for lettuce from reaching consumer Don Puffer themselves, you wonder if there hands in some cases, merely is any meaning to the word jus- the wrapper leaves were removed tice. The next time we buy a head what about the many heads of Bleak education of lettuce, we should realize our lettuce handled by the farm Many of us who have been in luxuriant appetites cause many workers? Who is going to insure college for some time are begin- to go hungry everyday. that their health has not been ning to lake a look at ourselves in Farm workers are fighting back affected? relationship to why we are in with the only weapon they have The main concern the college. The situation is bleak, the boycott. But they need help. concern of the United Farm especially for graduating Every Saturday, pickets Workers Union is for the farm students in their field. This assemble to boycott Safeway worker. Farm labor is a very hard excludes such areas as business, stores, but more picketers are life and will exhaust a person engineering, and nursing, but for needed. Support from everyone almost completely within 10 how long, who knows? A recent will bring about justice for the years to the point where he can no report by HEW, states that only farm worker. longer earn a living at farm labor. about 20 per cent of new job Why Safeway? Farm workers must work long openings, will need college One out of every tour heads of hours for less pay than most degrees, makes things look even lettuce is sold at Safeway. These workers. The lack of union bleaker. stores are buying the very lettuce recognition prevents the farm Now, some of us are beginning picked by scab labor used to worker from achieving better to askisn’t there more to a break the strike. This form of wages, decent working and living college education then just the pressure was used by the growers conditions, needed health end results of a B.A.? For many to force I arm workers to join the services, and the power to people that's about as far as their 1 Teamsters Union instead of the negotiate like any other working degree is going to go! United Farm Workers Union. group of people in this country. A brief glanceat those students Another reason farm workers Recognizing the need for San I know, who have graduated, need union protection is the con- Jose State University to show ac- reveals many mixed feelings trol of pesticides used in the tive, visible support for the farm about how much they have fields. Recently inspectors from workers' plight, the Daily urges learned that can be useful in their the agricultural commissioner's SJSU Pres. John H. Bunzel, and future. Many have felt the school office in Imperial County found Edgar Niethold, food service environment outside of the class- improper application of a pes- manager of the Student Union, to room has been more of a learning ticide to a lettuce field near publicly announce their refusal to experience then the classroom. Holtville, Calif. Shortly after, purchase non-union lettuce on Daily Forum As far as immediate usefulness of permits for the use of "Monitor 4," this campus for the duration of what we learn, only auto dimethyl phosphora midothioate, the lettuce boycott. mechanics, nursing, being a Vol. 60 Page 2, February 22, 1973 No. 70 teachers aid, and a few others, fall into this category. Ilooiii 4:114`Si A look into the classroom 4: UPS Roo... where many of our learning Quota system has flaws experiences are supposed to take place, reveals a "totalitarian dic- Dr John W. Iiilhasugh tatorship" on one hand and a Venceremos fights for liberation "loose seudo-hip structure" on Editor's Note: Dr. John W. an Asian, she qualified under the other hand. Both are out- Gilbaugh has been a professor of both points of emphasis: female Editor's Note: This column was 3,000 patients, training lords to ,pay punitive damages moded in that they serve a education at SJSU since 1956. He and minority. written by the San Jose paramedics from the cam`friunity,' througiPsiChir claims court. They student who needs a B.A. to received his bachelor's and Her first one-year appointment Orgnaizing Committee of and teaching preventive have recently published a graduate (whether this happens master's degrees at Kansas State was on a temporarty basis. But, at Venceremos. medicine. The community con- handbook of tenants rights. intentionaly or unintentionaly is College. and a Ed. D. from the mid -year her department Venceremos is a multi-national trols the clinic through regular But housing has become more irrelevant). The learning University of Kansas. Dr. reportedly recommended revolutionary organization ac- participation in meetings and em- than a local issue too as master situation based upon what an in- Gilbaugh is a syndicated colutn- regularizing her appointment to tive in the Bay Area, with ployment at the center. planners shift whole com- dividual learns, that he can use in nist including the San lose probationary status, so that members participating and In 1971, Venceremos joined munities here and there to make his society, is running a poor Mercury News. benefits toward tenure and leading in struggles in factories, with the Black Liberation Front room for their freeways and second, in comparison to the ef- retirement would accrue. Ap- communities, and schools. Our and the Black Student Union to corporate developments. In fort of trying to get students HEW's Affirmative Action parently, departmental efforts on leadership is a majority of Third fight for the rehiring of a Black Hayward and Union City, through school with a B.A. at the program, which in effect is a form her behalf did not succeed at the World people and our Stanford Hospital worker, to Venceremos, along with other end. of a quota employment system, time, but she reportedly was organization uses Marxism- demand better working con- community organizations, The classroom of the future may create more inequities than placed on regular appointment Leninism and Mao-Tsetung ditions, grievance procedures, stopped one of those freeways might be based on a planned it eliminates. While there are few status at the beginning of the thought as our guide to practice. and better service to the Black cold last year. And in San Fran- structure, where each student U.S. citizens opposed to the current academic year. We recognize that we are in an community east of the Bayshore. cisco, Venceremos has been in- would be required to learn a concept of equal pay for equal The irony of this case, as it ap- era when imperialism is heading Then 175 riot police attacked volved in the struggle to stop certain amount in order to work, regardless of whether it is pears on the surface, is that this for total collapse, that the peoples their peaceful sit-in which was urban redevelopment" graduate. This would involve in- performed by a person who is seemingly qualified female of Asia, Africa Latin America and followed the next day by a (sometimes called urban dividualized instruction, male or female, Black, White, faculty member who is a native of the internal U.S. colonies (the walkout of hundreds of hospital removal). allowing each student to work at Brown, Yellow, Protestant, India, has become a victim of the Black, Chicano, Puerto Rican, workers, forcing the university to The fight for more rights and their own speed. Students would Catholic, Jew, Moslem, or any aforementioned cruel hoax. With Native American and Hawaiian accede to several of the workers' ultimately freedom for all carry six to nine units, and many other ethnic, religious, or racial an accredited doctor's degree nations) are the leading forces in demands. political prisoners also has would graduate in eight to ten representative there are, from a major U.S. university, her defeating imperialism, and es- We have forced the city of Palo become a main area of yearsgoing to school only part- nevertheless, many flaws in ef- department has reportedly tablishing a new world-based on Alto to provide public funds for Venceremos work. And of course time! They would have frequent forts being made to comply with recommended that her em- socialism. the operation of a drug program we have fought consistently in feedback in the form of quizzes. HEW's edicts. ployment be terminated at the Therefore, we hold that is in the controlled by the people, and the anti-war movement since its (Each quiz that you received While this educator has been close of the current academic class interest of all poor and facilities for a child care center earliest days, leading many cam- below a Pass, of 90 per cent, you opposed from its inception to a year. working people to fight for the for working women which is run pus struggles, and participating would have to take over). Group quota system based on any of the This case should become the liberation of oppressed nations and controlled by the parents and in major demonstrations. discussions of contemporary above factors, he has never op- focal point of an in-depth inves- (outside and inside the U.S.) as teachers of the center. Because we consider it vitally material with fellow students posed a governmental philosophy tigation by proper authorities the best and most logical way to While we believe that only important for poor and working and professors would occur fre- of equal opportunity for all U.S. who subscribe to a governmental defeat imperialism and establish through revolutionary socialism people to fight, not just protest quently, as well as opportunities citizens with enforced special policy of equal opportunity for a socialist society here. will the needs of the people be imperialism, and because we to apply what you have learned. privilege for none. That, of all, with enforced special Venceremos has a great many fully met, we also know, from have been successful in When a student graduates, he course, is an ideal which may privilege for none. members working in factories, practice, that through un- organizing large numbers of would be guaranteed a job in an never be achieved. But. special- trying to link their daily struggles compromising struggle, our short people, we have come under area where his knowledge would privilege legislation seems to be to improve working conditions term programs and our right to heavy attack from the state. Thus be put to good use as a con- subject to what is described by with the long-range struggles of control them ourselves can be we practice and teach people in tributing member of his society. he words open sesame. That is, the working class and oppressed won. Struggling around such our areas the skills of armed and Let's get it together. Our an unfailing means or formula for peoples. We have organized fac- programs we are gaining in organized self-defense. And in educational system is rapidly opening secret legislative doors You tory core groups and union strength and slowly eroding the several instances we have becoming obsolete! and gaining entrance to achieve caucuses to fight on many fronts power of the state. prevented bloodshed and Philip D. Martin support for one group at the for the needs of working people. Venceremos members have run My life is short but sweet and preserved constitutional rights expense of another. The process For example, one member led a in local elections in order to sour some times. through the use of these prin- covers the whole range of struggle to decertify a company publicize and fight for both short- ciples. Spartan Daily government. It is rampant in the union, replacing it with the term goals and long-term We currently have a small executive and My life is endless as time goes on Servtng the San our State lintyerstly Community legislative bran- ILWU. Others have gotten fired revolutionary principles. When organizing committee here in San Some 1534 ches. when your are by my side. workers rehired. Another Jean Hobson ran for Palo Alto Jose and our newspaper is Second close postage paid at San lose. California The tragedy of the system of so- member led angry workers in a City Council, her candidacy available at Underground Member of California NEWSPAPER Pe:Ateliers As called affirmative I am sweet when I embrace yot somatton and the Assoctated Press Publisheddoily action em- fight against mandatory helped a liberal slate unseat the Records. Our principles of unity by San fose State Lint...ratty. except Saturday and with my arms, and sour when Sunday. ployment is the cruel hoax that is overtime, and management had to controlling big business interests are in the bookstore. People during the college year The opinions perpetrated by have to say goodnight or letting exprmsed herein ore not necessarily those of the initial em- back down completely. In by forcing out the real issues. interested in contacting us may Associated Students, the College Admmistration, ployment of persons not qualified you catch your breath. another case, a group won the East Bay Venceremos members or the Department of Iournoltsm and Advertising call 328-4941 and leave their Subecriptions accepted only on a remoinder.01- for some positions who are subse- right to rotate jobs to eliminate are currently aiding in the elec- name and number. semester basis. Full academic year. $e each quently fired. Or, in some I am sweet when I think of the boredom and strain. In many of tion campaign of Bobby Seale for Semester, $t $t/ Off campus price per copy. 10 times we spend together side by cents Phone 277.3111 Adn.rt,.,a5 277-3175 Press instances persons employed these struggles, management mayor of Oakland. We have done of Falser Publtcations, Inc.. Onion City under a quota system who are side. knows that Vencermeos members widespread precinct work Ed in.i hirl Mnintipinn later terminated for any one of a are leaders and our cadre are around Proposition 22, school Advertising Marmon Aubrey Con host of other reasons. During the I am sour when I am away and protected by the organized power board elections, and housing Come Crimmins Editor Grow Herb. to think of those good old City Editor ferry Over past week, for example, a young start of the workers. initiatives. Asst Coty Editor Maurine, MrCart by university faculty days of ours. Layout Editor (tart/ Hyman female But the needs and struggles of Decent housing is a critical S'orton Page Editor Alan Itnerntirre member reported to this educator the proletariat are not limited to need which caused Venceremos On! OW &film Volume f ;olden But I know, sweet or sour, you are Assi Copy Editor Steyr Terry that termination of her em- factories, and Venceremos is ac- to create the Redwood City Feature Editor Holly Cowls ployment at the close of the there waiting patiently for our tive in various communities. In Housing Union. This union, Fine Aro Editor Shiphnner I :urns good old days to be reborn once Voice your Entertatnmenl Edam Mark Stedman current academic year has been East Redwood City, for instance, constantly involved in struggles Communtly News Editor Harillf0 Anenr. recommended. She had been em- and once agian and again. the People's Medical Center, against slumlords and their Sport. Editor gotta B. Matthews part of the affirmative- Alfred de la Card., Jr. practices, has Exchange Editor cr. Wanek ployed as organized under Venceremos inhuman Opinion Wire Edelnr Inn I action plan which calls for em- leadership in 1971, continues to prevented evictions, won tenants' Photo Echttor Phi/ t ;mild phasis on hiring of minority meet the needs of the community, moving expenses, picketed land- "IMP 60 ( 'in members and women. As providing medical service to over lord's homes, and forced land - Februwy 22, 1973, Page 3 News Review Two hours of sheer pleasure Earth shakes, Sensitivity through massage

By MIKE BECKER Inkeles massaging methods are relatively simple to learn He L.A. pleasure is the end, and better health encourages gentleness hit is the means, and Massage rhythm again over technique By JAN GUST1NA can be a side effect. A mellow atmosphere is essential to a gond massage under the practice Compiled from The Associated Press Massage is easy to learn. All it takes is some study, Inkeles method. Incense and relaxing music are Iv,i ol his Inkeles, professional recommendations. LOS ANGELESResidents of southern Venturp County were and patience. This is the message of Gordon A jolted at 6:45 a.m. yesterday bye rollingearthquake measured at masseur and author of "The Art of massage.- firm bed or a well padded floor are the best surfaces on and demonstration at the which to give roughly 5.75 on the Richter scale. At least two aftershocks were Inkles gave a two hour lecture a massage. Inkeles believes warm, lemon -scented vegetable recorded within ten minutes of the original quake. Student Union last Tuesday. oil is the best lubricant. The laying-on-of-the-hands has been around since the dawn of Nudity is required for a full No serious injuries were reported, but many storefront win- body massage. The masseur (male) mankind. In the past, massage has either been lauded for its or masseuse (female) dows were shattered in downtown Oxnard, and roofs collapsed does all the work, the person receiving the curative powers or condemned as a front for prostitution. massage should at two stores in Oxnard and Camarillo. cities located about 50 keep their eyes closed and remain completely as massage miles northwest at Los Angeles. Its health benefits have now been substantiated passive throughout the two hour experience. has been incorporated into the medical profession as part of "Once the Oxnard officials said 10 or 15 fires were reported, both in massage is started, physical contact between physical therapy. buildings and in power transformers. All traffic signals in the partners should never be broken until the whole massage is warnings that massage should only be conducted city were out, causing traffic pile-ups. Three rock slides were Antiquated finished,- Inkeles said. negative con- reported on the Pacilic Coast Hwy. under a doctor's supervision and the more recent lnkeles prefers st arting on the center of the body, the abdomen, now being ignored as more Oxnard ()Bidets estimate damage at $1 million, mainly to notations surrounding massage are and working outwards, moving down the legs to the feet and up the privacy of business buildings. people discover the sensuousness of massage in the body to the arms, neck and head. Residents tram Santa Barbara and San Diego said they fell the their own homes. When the masseur finished with the front at the body, he "We shock, and jolts were noticed as farmland as San Bernardino and Inkeles, who sees massage as a holy experience. said, should wipe off the oil with a soft towel, turn his partner over on as tar south as Tijuana, Mexico. touch heaven when we lay our hands on the human body." He her stomach and begin working the oil into the person's back. TEL AVIVA Libyan airliner which entered Israeli air space stressed that all mammals need to be touched, including people. Inkeles demonstrated many different strokes for various parts was tared an by Israeli lighter planes yesterday, forcing it to Studies have shown that physical contact is an important part ol the body. crash land in the Sinai Desert. Seventy passengers plus the five- of human growth and development, he said. "Kids love to be "A complete body massage is two hours of sheer pleasure," man crew were killed, and approximately 13 survivors were touched," lnkeles said, "yet as they age they learn to avoid Inkeles continued," and at the end of a complete massage, your pulled tram the wreckage. physical contact. American culture reinforces these taboos partner (the receiver of the massage) is as close to levitation as against touching." . he'll ever be. So be silent, let the feeling go on." He said this can result in tension and the development of However, Inkeles did stress that to give one of these massages psychological problems in later life. Through the relaxation of all v is a lot ol work. Work is rewarded when the giver becomes the the senses by careful rubbing and kneading. man's sensitivity receiver the next time. Lettuce issue can be reawakened. Massage: all it takes is practice P" "’" sparks meeting

Chicanos trom San lose will again be asked to recon- State University and the com- sider their earlier decision in Vital campus funtion performed munity recently approached which they decided by 82-2-1 Engineers show the Campbell Union Elemen- vote, to keep the status quo. tary School District Board of Mrs. Margaret Ota, Trustees on the question of housewife and mother of 421 removing non -United Westmont Ave., Campbell, by Buildings and Grounds Dept. 'clean air car' Farmworkers' Union lettuce was told at the last meeting Although its main job cludes plumbers, electricians, Some employees like the tootage ol the buildings which from the caleterias of district that she "would not be heard. "EngineeringA Better En- treatment, and water begins at night. the gardeners, steamlitters and security the job offers. During must be maintained. All at the schools, and were told they and it she didn't sit down, she vironment Through purification. Department of Buildings and even a full time mechanic. the rainy season, Bollinger state schools in California could not be heard. would be removed," by Board Technology" is the theme for a Other scientific exhibits Grounds is necessary for the The majority of the staff is continued, carpenters are not work under the same formula, The board meets again President Dr. Robert L. King, a special open house presen- that will be featured include daytime operation of San lose unseen, because as able to work every day. but at but if a school has a particular tonight at 155 N. Third St., veterinarian. tation today from 10 a.m. to 10 an Optical Emission Spec- State University campus. Superintendent of Buildings SjSU, the employment is full- need, extra funds can be Campbell, at which time they p.m. in the San lose State trograph, a punch tape Unobtrusive in nature, the and Grounds, Byron Bollinger time, regardless of weather. allocated. University Engineering automatic typewriter, a department takes care of the puts it, "When the students are Like the other departments Gardeners, landscapers and Counseling Building. bidirectional ramp generator. physical operation of the cam- in the classrooms, the staff on campus. Buildings and other people necessary for the The open house will feature The open house is sponsored pus. With a budget of $3.5 can't be." Grounds has budget problems. care ot the campus also make Paul over 90 exhibits and displays by the Engineering million, the department is Bollinger noted that one of "If I can justify asking for ad- up a large part of the staff. available that cover a wide range of Department's student aftairs capable of handling any the major problems facing the ditional funds, it makes it a lit- These people are seldom seen, modern science. Included will committee and is part at Butterfield problem which might come up. department is the recruitment tle bit easier," Bollinger con- but it is the men who come to be several displays National Engineering Week, It hese staff ol 285.01 these, of new employees. A carpenter tinued. "But we are never able work alter the students have demonstrating scientific which ends on Friday. to disabled 160 are custodians, only one of he pointed out "can earn $400 to get as much as we need." telt that bear the brunt tor the Group study in the areas of soil February 23. Peer counseling for disabled whom is on duty during the per month more than one Much of the department's smooth operation of the cam- conservation, sewage SPECIAL GUEST students, a new project of day. The rest of the staff in- here." budget is based on the square pus. Student Activities and Freddie King Services, has opened this AND semester in the Student Ac- THE tivities Office. INTERLUDE Bruce The program, now in the Backpacking tips offer basic essentials experimental stage, has six SALOON Springsteen paid disabled students for ad- Corner 3rd & Santa Clara visors. The students were SANTA CLARA trained last semester by Dr. FAIRGROUNDS SUBMARINES David Newman, director of the on waterproofing boots,care of bags THURS , FEB 22 Counseling Center. FROM 49c 8 P.M. The Student Activities Of- By CRIS WANEK cleaned and waterproofed nylon and have aluminum cushioned straps to relieve 'Stuff Bags' Are Convenient fice is located in the old ADV. $4.50 AT DOOR (This is the first of a three- after each wearing. frames which are lightweight. pressure on the back so the caleteria building on Seventh "Stuff bags- made ANCHOR $5 50 part series of articles dealing A good lightweight sleeping Most women can carry hiker carries most of the of Street. 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Freedom to learn to be quate sleeping bags will cost number is 277-2189. bags" he will be able to remove self-sufficient and freedom to anywhere from $55 on up. the few wanted items from his BEER expand one's mind and let a One-and -a -half to two iSS knapsack without getting Pit 2m-5040 SAN JOSE'S W. ALMA Ak I person become a part of pounds of down is the everything else wet. HAPPY HOUR nature. minimum amount of in- Tomorrow: Selecting the Backpacking is self-con- sulation material a person FROM 3-7P.M. mew should have. More may be necessary equipment to in- CiNA fained and hikers carry only clude in the knapsack will be the basic essentialsfood, necessary depending on how FUN GAMES discussed as well as how to RTAURAiNIT clothing and shelteron their much heat a person generates AUTHENTIC CANTONESE choose the proper clothing for CUISINE backs as they wander through while sleeping. All a sleeping SPECIALIZING IN a backpacking trip. 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Third St. Upstairs corner 3rd & Nan Salrador Page 4, February 22, 1973 Prisoner helpers host 'Exodus' crewman Mardi Gras bus jaunt Grauel talk Sunday persons from German try to give it to them." lohn Stanley Grauel. a By M1KL MAkIsM I It will entiq who concentration camps. were lone' and Jones" organized Protest ant minister How would you like to be The elder juries said the trip returned to Germany. The MU in 1971. It helps former volunteered as a crew member part of the parades and fes- is for anyone who is Rev. Mr. Grauel gave a report inmates find housing, lobs and of the ship "Exodus 1947," will tivities of New Orleans' Mardi interested. He noted that 15 to the United Nations Special vocational training. If they speak in the S.U. Coslanoan Great' SISU students are already Committee on Palestine. would rather go back to Room Sunday at 8 p.m. All For One tAF 0) is plan- signed up. school. AR) will help them ning a chartered bus trap. Cecilia Peitropaoh. an SIM.] The Rev. Mr. Grauel first and provide general 'Ibis report was a key tar lot March 1-8, to Louisiana tor the tumor and a part-time joined the American Christian counseling. in the United Nations annual event volunteer at AFO, said she is Palestine Committee alter This non-profit group, resolution for the es- AFO is a service going to the Mardi Gras hearing reports of Nazi located at 411 E. San Antonio tablishment of the state ol organization for men and because. "I need a break and a persecutions. Later he mined St., sends books and magazine Israel. women who are in or have change. Besides. 'Jones and the Haganalr, Jewish sell - subscriptions to prison been released from prison. Junes' are from Louisiana and defense organization. libraries. They also visit he organizers of the trip. they know the area like te back The Rev. Mr. Grimm s prisons and provide Martin 'ones and Martin Jones of their hands." Miss The "Exodus- was appearance is sponsored by entertainment, including Jr., are known as Jones and Piet ropauli added, "They'll overtaken on its way to the Hillel Foundation and the music, dancing and poetry. ones' know where and where not to Palestine by the British Navy. United Jewish Appeal. a While most of their energy they have their masters 1.1 111.110 s. diSplaCril !till relief oirgdniItilt,, goes toward prison reform, the degrees in psychology and are Both lunettes are en- pointed out that they former laculty members at the thusiastic about the 'totems try to help anyone who is in San lose State University excursion. They said the $115 instance, if a person Black Studies Department. for transportation is a savings. need. For wants to find out about the The juneses. natives at A regular round-trip to New program or food Louisiana, said they picked Oreleans via Greyhound costs welfare stamps, the joneses will help the Mardi Gras !or Mier trip $143. them contact the proper because, this IS an event that Young Jones warned, "To f(a.co the young as well as the old assure accumodations all sources. money should be paid to us by Miss Piet ropaoli said, Tuesday, Feb. 27." "These men are dedicated. It Sups ban The group will spend Sun- someone has a problem they day, Monday and "Fat Tues- either have the answer or day" at the festival. they'll find someone who "Fat Tuesday" is the day does." cycles and tielore Lent and the climax of The lather and son team is constantly promoting ALL YOU CAN ERT :he Mardi Gras. They will return Thursday. knowledge of prisons and buggies Jones Jr. said, "I hope prison reform. Both em- everyone packs their bag with phasized that they would be \ ci costume so they'll really be happy to speak to classes on supervisors have banned all part of the festivities." Jones this subject at any time. oll-highway vehicles tram Sr. added. "It they'll call the Jones Sr. concluded, -Ile county reservoirs because of AFOotficeat 294-3449 we can main purpose of the group is to their hazardous effects to the give them information on help us help others." He added. ecology at the areas. reasonably priced places like "We're no big outfit, but if Wade Howell everybody could do just a little Supervisors ruled Tuesday the YMCA to slay." Jack that the vehicles, mostly MU is a community-based bit we could provide some Weiner, fiddling around motorcycles and dune buggies, organization, which has sunshine lor the prisoners." volunteers from surrounding 95 cause erosion, damage to vegetation, and are a menace college campuses including Hate a Family Fiesta, and to park areas. SjSU. expizrience an adventure Hie banning ol the vehicles AW helps former inmates Review in catins fine No:wan means they no longer will be become readjusted and gain 1Campus food at Taco La Paz! permitted on slopes, bottoms, community acceptance. and other parts at Stevens Jones Sr. explained, "You - tacaS Creek. %lamina, Guadalupe, see, the farmer inmate is Almaden, Calera, Anderson, usually frightened and frijoles Coyote, Lesington. Chesbro, isolated. People say 'Stay Frisbee floods hallway tostadas- and lives dams and away, you've been in prison: - bcan burritos - reservoirs. A lot at them need help and we By CRIB WANEK %acted at capital ol lenses may program I - ohiliburscrs- Frisbee throwing, a popular be televised in Arizona, GOOD outdoor sport, is a relatively reports the st udent newspaper "I don't suppurt the death WILY harmless game until the player at the University ol Arizona. penalty,- Alexandel misguides the Frisbee, at explained, "but if the stale in -S-ar sun which time it may become a Sen. Scott Alexander, 14- going to impose the death Vonnegut's book Tucson, introduced an eRm. menace. penalty, it ought to be in- amendment this month to an volved in its execution." ..q10 E S.antst 4:1.114 it For example, at Stanford Arizona Senate bill is anti.status quo University recently a mis- reinstating the death penalty. He added televised thrown Frisbee broke a first - The amendment proposes to executions may increase then By VIRGINIA GOLDEN sic, he added. floor sprinkler head, Hooding publicly broadcast prison lame as deterrents at crime. A total at 193,000 civilians Billy Pilgrim. the a hallway and 12 adjoining executions on local networks. which has been one jus- died under allied bombs protagonist of the story, is a rooms in a campus apartment Perhaps Arizona could get t ill ca t ion for then during World War II. And so it "crackpot," says Dr. Borowski. complex. General Elei It to spoils, Ow 1011,1,114,11),t1 goes. He is a typical representative The offending Frisbee, a red. Dresden. Germany was once at the upper-middle class of while and blue "All- a line example of a city with this country. He is an anti- American" model. landed on baroque and rocacco architec- hero. typical of so many in the floor ol a sodden room alter ture. II was not a military modern literature. His adven- breaking the fusible link in a target. It was destroyed by tures in Dresden reveal the ab- hallway sprinkler head and bombs during World War II. surdity of a POW's existence. PRBST BREWING COMM/Yr tripping the system. The grezonb... And so at goes. In normal life, Billy Pilgrim Billy Pilgrim survived the is a dentist in the Midwest. He The Frisbee's three ac- holocaust of Dresden because leads a dreary existence, save complices sat unhappily he was a prisoner of war in the has occasional imaginary trips nearby, apologizing to their basement of a building called to Trallamador, a distant neighbors far the two inches at .(111 Slaughterhouse-Five. And so which has sent extra- planet water that covered hallway P

it goes. terrestrial beings to Earth to carpets and seeped into How does one come to grips capture a sample of the carpeted bedrooms and tiled with a world-wide disaster species. kitchens. such as the last great war? Billy Pilgrim is caged and Kurt Vonnegut jr. attempts In put on display on Firemen shut down the main ri 1188 do lust that in his anti-war. Trallamador, so that the sprinkler control valve as soon hall -historical, hall science beings can observe man and as they arrived at the water- fiction novel, "Slaughter- his strange behavior. How alarm, but the broken house-Five." Dr. Borovski calls Billy head had already sprayed 25 pARS Vonnegut's best selling book Pilgrim's experiences on gallons of water-per-minute was reviewed yesterday by Trait amador Vonnegut's into the hallway. Dr. Conrad Borowski, as- "Promethean effort." sociate professor of foreign Vonnegut, he says, has done The firemen mopped up the language, at the faculty book "an excellent jabot giving us a water with special vacuum talk. glimpse of the idiocy our cleaners, pushed it out Dr. Borowski said that world has subjected us to." doorways with large rubber Vonnegut's popularity with The primary virture of the squeegees, and used inch-and- young people is due to the fact book, he concluded, is that a-half hoses to improvise that his books are the "an- some of the truth may seep drains for the sprinkler piping. tithesis ol standard values of through-the truth about war, Moral of story: Flying our hemisphere:* about death, about senseless Frisbees can be bun, but look Despite attacks from killings. People must be made out, Frisbees can cause literary critics. Dr. Borowski aware at their insensitivity to bloods. pointed out that Vonnegut's these things, said Dr. novel is valuable because it Borowski. Executions of persons con- provides pertinent in- olOGINAJ, lormation about a historical Our Brewer y in 1844 event in a much better way ka139ettatil)3 than a "dreary chronicle" might have done. The liyarl. Untrue Club will preeent 51SUsludentscarryingsix or moreunits "Writers of quality are not two Wm. at 7 30 p.m in the ST) and holding a pilot, license is elisibb NEVER BEFORE writing for the statusquo," ac- liallroom Admission is tree. Films are and encouraged 111 apply. For more in lormation call lerry lairbarin at 077. HAS cording to Dr. Borowski. Uespereiet.hase and The Hods end I. THE PUREST Friday 0455. Cinema Quit at the Day...Wh "Slaughterhouse-Five" is not a SISU Hillel Club will hold a pot luck played Christ in "The Greatest Story WATER,MALT AND great book by traditional stan- dinner at at 530 pm at the lewish Ever Toldf" Whet wee the starertuddeil dards.- Vonnegut, however. Students Center. located at 441 S. lOth circus film that climaxed with a env, THE FINEST IMPORTED Si All are insited tacular train crash? What musical wa, was not irvine In write a cies- The Flying Twenty is now conducting based on the no, el ' I ales ot the Soul'' AND DOMESTIC HOPS Ir.outs I.ir the SIbt Airmeet team Any Pacilicf BEEN PORTRAYED

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He added that can get it for you promptly. persons working toward a Ph.D. can receive as much as Bmt Seller FILMED IN THE GREAT MILW&UKEE BREWER NATURAL three years of linanmal aid, Open 'til can Jose Reprmts two years for a Master's BEER COLOR Thur,doy 295 5513 at and one year for those Lr' OOK SHOP F iiefieiNt.IIIMPANY Milwaukee. W. Pew, Ilflahet, Ill Newark. NI L.. Anaelea. el . ?Asa working on a teaching 119 E Son Fernando between 3rd and 4th St, program. February 22. 1973, Page 5 Third all-time scorer Frosh trounce Skinner leads varsity Rams in opener By RAY MORRISON place him third on the all-time Gimes Coming up with live rung in over striding. But we did come Pouring in 22 points uguiwa Spartan scoring list. "Wines approached me firsu the sixth inning, the San lose up with five runs in the sixth Sun Diego State University Only Stu Inman and Goby as a student with a 3.8 average State University freshman inning." last Saturday evening Johnnie Dietrich have scored more. In- and second as a basketball baseball team chalked up its The next encounter for SJSU Skinner, guard for the San lose man finished with 1504 points player,- Skinner said. "I first win Monday afternoon will be the Bay Area College State flniversity basketball in 1946-49 while Dietrick had wanted to be at a place where I against Gavilan. with a score Baseball League Tournament. teem scored his 1065 paint to 1173 during 1967-69. would be known off the courts of 7-1. beginning today at Stanford's "Frankly. I don't know what as well as on them." El RANCHO DRIVE IN The Spartababes had ten Sunken Diamond. The records I've set,- Skinner said. Skinners name can be found hits to the Rams three. Sparlababee brat toe will be od arts I sdustst. "I lust try to help the team win; on almost every page of the tow I . Showata Gavilan's only run was San loaquin Delta college. records don't mean that much Spartan cage record book for unearned on an error in the The SI SU pitching staff will achievements. "WORIE t's GREATES.1 to me. - the following first inning. have the help of Steve Gordon- Alit LIE" The 64 out -1, senior finished Most field goal attempts Emanuel Powg started for Forbes. recently sent down "NOW lit! SEE HIM. season. his basketball career at Ben 15141 in one the Spartans going lour in- I "rti I y. NOVe Franklin High School in Second in field goal nings. giving up no hits and TROPICAIRE I "7!"."7::.".: Philadelphia. Penn. with a 22 attempts (1.097) in a career. taking responsibility lot and Third in field goals made ttatra "It point per game average Gavilan's one run. Budelt. "ALL 1 HE LOVINL was selected to participate in 14541 in a career. Parson's pitched thf Second scoring average XEROX COUPLES" the state all-star game. remaining live innings, givinii "MOONLIGHTING Besides winning all-state leader (15 ppg) in a career. up three hits. COPIES WIVES" dirfrisr"- - honors in basketball, he also Second best season Coach ion Hennig admitted "IFIE MOLESTERS" in football and scoring mark 14461. all Loh, show received them that the Spartababes "were .! baseball. Second in most points 1331 , leo little slow getting started. Ii TROPICAIRE II "I prefer basketball because made in one game. 3t EA. was our first game. We were it an indoor sport with lots of Spartan mentor Ivan "TRICK BABY" movement and split second Guevara said that Skinner Senior guard Johnnie Skinner out-races even the referee Copy FREE* LEM Eastwood decisions," Skinner said. was a credit to the team. "All Skinner drives she goes for another lay-up. He has collected 1062 points 'Murals i" "JOE KIDD" "Besides, it was too cold to the work he has put into the making him third on the Spartans all-time scoring list. WTI H THIS AD "LB. JONES" ploy football on the East Coast game has been paying off for canceled ONE PER PERSON and I didn't see a possible him." Due to scheduling at a high _ career in baseball." Skinner will graduate in school basketball tournament, BAYSHORE Campus Copy " 'the 21 -year-o/d guard said June with a BS degree in all intramural games to be 6111 ,rei stlusot San he had a choice of over 311 Psychology. He then plans to played tonight in the Men's 273 E. San Fernando Dtoc-In Showing colleges who wonted his spend an extra year at SJSU to Gym are canceled Walt Manegs next to Peanuts services on their basketball work on a masters degree Participants should contact SWORD IN THE STONE" 295-7778 court. He said he chose SJSU before going into social work. the intramurals office foi "20,000 LOOSE SHEE I LEAGUES because of how he was treated "I've proven that it is pos- further scheduling in- UNDER THE SEA" Sports BRING THIS AD by former Spartan mentor Dan sible to be both o scholar and lormation. an athlete and hope to have been a good example to young Discover the World on Your TOWER SALOON Black athletes," Skinner said. Last year Skinner finished goals, 51 foul shots for 343 to see him become a winner... l'efitures zz Last year, Skinner missed the season with 11/ fieldgoals points. For Skinner, the honors SEMESTER AT SEA several games because of a and 34 foul shots for 256 "Skinner is a much more aren't over with yet. When the Sails each September 5 February conflict with Guevara. The points. complete player than he was post -season awards will be Combine accredited study with JACOB CHARLES SET feud was patched up at the end With three games left to play when he first came here," said given, his name should be educational stops in Africa, Aus of the season and Skinner has this year. he bus 146 field tlleVONI s !men rewarding among those announced. iralasta and the Orient. Over 7500 1.11tir Fri night been in every game since. students from 450 campuses have (OHM'S LARGEST MARGARITA "Johnnie could have scored already experienced this interna- more points the last twoyears, tional program. A wide range of (1/2 Gallon) but his changing into a team financial aid is available. Write player has helped the team now for free catalog blitz WCA, Chapman College, Box CC40, Orange, Cal. 92666 said Spartababes 1R'T CROSS become a winner," 11)3 W. Santa Clara San J..41 Guevara. "I would let. him try more shots if we had a much taller and more balanced sandwiches 'People team.- Gators, 93-48 spaghetti Pleas in salads T.V.'s FOR RENT By PAUL STEWART excellent passing on offense "Dave (Waxman) has a real Matmen The San Francisco State and a consistent defense that line team and it shows a lot of brew Pizza' University frosh came olten allowed the baby Gators potential." said Ed Boyle, Pizza Palace; Special Student Rates prepared to play basketball only one sinit each time they freshman coach for San Fran- Tuesday night. had the ball. cisco. "Of course, we gave prepare Introducing Friday Night Entertainment Unfortunately for the baby "The overall play of the en- away a lot of height, but still Folk-Solo Guitarist Gators, so did the Spartans. tire team was excellent." said San lose played a fine ball '9.00 PER MONTH The San lose State freshmen mentor Dave game," he added. for finals University freshman basket- Waxman, "but you have to The rebounding of forward -We're ready." ball JULIUS JAMES ball team swamped the baby remember we had a lot of Greg Chisolm, and the 8-10 pM statement 377-2935 This succinct Gators 93-48 in the Spartan height on them." 'rhe tallest hawking of guard Jim Thorne were the words of San lose Gym, as they completely player f or San Francisco was led the Spartababes, as SJSU NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO BE HEARD! State University wrestling dominated the offensive and 8-foot -4, as opposed to 6-foot- placed seven players in double coach Terry Kerr. defensive boards. 1(1 center Mike Stevens for the figures. OPEN MIKE LOVE UNEARTH THE Kerr was commenting on the The Spartans out rebounded Spartans. San Francisco led the Spartan's recent two meets the smaller San Francisco The tine defensive play of Spartans in turnovers 11-8, JAM SESSION against Los Angeles State team 48-19. as guard Ken SJSU was displayed during a but SJSU out shot the baby Bring Your Instrument and Your Voice SENSUOUS SCENTS University and Fresno State Mickey led all scorers with 17 seven minute period in the Gators, 57.9 to 34.3 per cent, 10-2 AM For info call: University last weekend. points for SJSU. first hall, when the Spartans Irom the floor, and 83.3 to an 1535 LOVE HAS TAKEN THE NATURAL The grapplers are prepping SJSU's play was sparked by outscored the baby Gators 22- even 59 per cent from the Meridian 266-0217 FRAGRANCES THAT SURROUND YOU AND for the upcoming PacificCoast 8. charity stripe. Athletic Association finals MIXED EACH WITH A MEASURE OF MUSK this weekend in Long Beach, MIX ONE WITH YOUR OWN BODY CHEMIS- which should boil down to a TRY AND SET OFF A NEW KIND OF REAC- dual meet between the Rec class Spartans and Fresno. TION $2.75 EACH SJSU matmen recorded their eighth victory of the to offer 10th. St. PHARMACY season, as they downed the TAPE RECORDERS! Diablos 34-12 in Los Angeles. Dan Kids, wrestling at 126 hiking hints 10TH. & SNATA CLARA pounds, instead of his usual For those who want 118 pound bracket, and respect, sorry Rodney, self Donnell Jackson [heavy- or otherwise, the As- 294-9131 weight) led the Spartans by sociated Students .LCO has'em pinning their opponents. Recreation Program of San COMPLETE Rafael Mega 1118 pounds), Jose State University has AKAI SUPERSCOPE Oscar Trevino (134 pounds), just such a class. RECORDER FIA,Z71.7) Jim Lucas (143 pounds), and The complete Dean Prescott (177 pounds) all Backpacker will deal with (NOT JUST A DECh recorded wins for SJSU. the pleasures and problems 1.* STEREO Mike Cunningham (150 at wilderness living and BIT DECK PRICED) pounds) received a superior travel, through a four part decision for the Spartans la series of illustrated lec- TAPE win by more than ten points), tures. and Tim Kerr (167 pounds) Feb. 28 -March ALCO SPECIAL won by forfeit. 7Backpacking Fun- SYSTEM The Bulldogs of Fresno then damentals SJSU Choice of food, CANT BEAT handed a 21-18 setback (his AKA I Stcico I ape Recorder comes equipped with the ex- (YOU in Fresno, in a tight battle. equipment, packing the clusive AKAIOX glass and crystal ferrite head...dust-and-wear- SYSTEM) Once again Kids, this time pack, and use of proper THIS tree...lifetime guaranteed. But that's not all. the OX-220 in- SONY'S Economical wrestling at his usual 118 trail techniques. Stereo tape System with Lid-Integrated cludes 4-track stereo/ monaural recording and playback. 3 pounds, and Kerr led the March 1 4 - Speakers, straightline record and playback level controls and 3 heads. 3 motors. Continuous Automatic Reverse...and Spartans by pinning their op- 21Wilderness Survival two V U meters, automatic shut MI. built-in reel locks, pause con- ponents in the losing effort. Surviving in the wilds, trol with lock, automatic tape litters, all this and more at a price Heavyweight Jackson was food and water sources, EG.'.1.PA 95 that's hard to resist. upset by Mike Mendes 4-3, for shelter and medical only his third loss of the problems. 95 season. March 28 -April 4Mountaineering "Fresno showed us a lot of 11,1:0'S PRII LCO'S pluct. 289 we surprised . Off trail situations, 499' moves, but them," stated Kerr. "They basic rock climbing, route SONY* SUPER OPE SUPERSCOPE , expected to walk right over orientation and safety procedures. TEAC The Spartans. who are co- April 8-8Wilderness favored along with Fresno to Trip OUR win the PCAA, are currently Practical im- 611 MINATURE 9-10-1 on the season, and are plementation of skills gearing themselves for the learned. ITU finals. There is .510 fee for the BATTERY- In the PCAA, the league class, which begins tivp championship is decided on a Wednesday Feb. 28, at 4 OPERATED final meet at the end of the p.m. in the C.U. Umunhum season, when all the schools in Room. PROFESSIONAL QUALITY CAN (he league compete. ACTION- CASSETTE DECK HELP PORTABLE CORDER (WITH DOLBY NOISE RE- YOU DUCTION SYSTEM INCLUDED CASSETTE-CORDER Small enough to lit snugly into hand, For the master's touch in precision cassette the popular I 10A makes a 101 01 tricnds 10% purse, attache case or pocket, SONY Ac- recording. get your hands on the FEAC everywhere it goes with such features as tion-Corders go where you go. Besides 350...it has expanded-scale, angle. built-in condenser microphone, digital yet off lo DISCOUNT ON SERVICE AND REPAIRS featuring SONY'S famous built-in mounted VU meters. straight-line, studio tape counter, locking last-forward and controls, and much rewind buttons, built-in recharging circuit ON ALL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MODELS condenser microphone, each model is full style input and output all the quality and dependability that's more... lor optional nickel-cadmium batters pack Prices .11ar1 ti,,' little start die )101 made SONY famous. A and so much more price at $100. LCON 9995 A LCO'S ICO's 21,)95 28950 ALim LOW LOW Open an amour?, or use Oaf easy payment pion PRICE PRICE PRICE Or your Renkornerryera Mailer Chow*, 'frit 'Mewl. IT ALL AT OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SEE 79 Third Strout STAR MOTORS OPEN 5 NIGHTS 'TILL 9 South OPEN SATURDAY 9 to 6 DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE 11 S. First St .U1 Me 7.1 si.. 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i. PIn. 7:45-8:00 p.m KSIS Plays Ruck Spartan Sports 5:25-5:30 p.m. 8:00-9:00 p.m. Christ is studied Woman-to-Woman PaCillt: Foundation 5:30-5:35 p.m. Presents - Spectrum Ground-Strip mining in U.S. By KENN HORAN Bible. the Gospel according to only the her, album Spartan Iscariot is not Elton's new 5:35-5:40 p.m. 11:6111-12:00 a.m. Did Christ actually due on St. lames. In it. the evangelist but is trained as the betrayei Spectrum News hISIS Plays Rock the cross at Golgotha! 1A, as He writes not only a chronicle at ol Christ by Peter, the real 5:40-5:45 p.m. 9:30-9:35 p.m. betrayed by ludas Iscariot or the missing years of Christ's traitor. A British in-. Cooking with Betty and Elsie Spectrum News possibly by another ot his early Isle. but states that He named Mallory dis, '.64.1-7:30 p.m. 9:35-9:40 p.m. lollowers! survived the crusitiction and writings iit Ilw Bilo .. imagination' Clcssimuze Public Report provocative questions his preaching tar 19 'lacks Such continu-i in the ruins of Qumran. p.m. ot two recent 7:301:35 p.m. 10:U0-10:10 form the plots years. By WARREN HEIN the Vatican learns ill lisleitei in Iiii lo u.spei.l ballad/1 such as News The Fourth Tower ol best-sellers,' I he Hord by Wallace has supplied the Spectrum Mallory's findings and an Elton lohn s new album is great things. It is a very "Your 'hung,- -Mona !AIMS and 7:35-7:45 p.ni. Inverness Irving Wallace and ' I he ludas reader with many ot his stock emissary is dispatched to buy entitled, "Don't Shout Me. I'm mellow and fairly touching Mad Hatters," "Last Incident Rellections-Notes ills 11:30-11:35 p.m. Gospel by Peter Van tools: attractive women. the writings at any cost. The Only the Piano Player." Un- number about a boy who at Menton." and"Levon" are in 11111511 III the Bay Area Spectrum News Greenway. built around the rebellious businessmen. con - emissary, however. decides on tortunately. he Was also the misses his older brother. the past. lute ol Jesus Christ. lbw with superior forces and his own to accomplish his mis- composer. "Daniel" leaves the listener Flippant items such as Wallace's book centers descriptive love scenes. sion in another manner. Its strange and kind at sad dying to hear the rest ol the "Texas Love Song" and "I'm around the discovery at a new He also provides a listen to an unusually album. 'Itie rest ul the album Going to Be a Teenage Idol" large list at to appeal surprisingly Shock billows the tran- Scholarship fund does lust that; it dies. don't come across with you imaginative and talented com- just Biblical knowledge: "Did slation at the words ol Judas. poser ol John's stature go Numbers like "Crocodile any lyrical meaning. know that the New Testament An appeal for scholarship Student scholarships tor the ANDRES Not only are the words of the AM ditty sings quickly !rum a n11181Cally Rock," an that In"Teenage Idol." John conterence are 539, but makes no mentioning al Jesus contradicted. unds In send Bay Area any PIPES :Z.. low evangelists ("Hunky belongs back in the swamp, out Tatipin's lyrics: manger!" successlul last album students to the Asilomer contribution may be sent to being born in a but Judas claims credit lin Chateau"), to a deteriorating "I'm Going to Be a Teenage Ill be a teenage idol, lust glve queries the author. Conference on "New Realities Use %told /Weirs Council of seVeral sayings attributed to Creeper," and style of music that stems from Idol," "Midnight me a break. Stunt hero Cali I woke, 406 Conllicts develop almost Christ. at Power in Asia.- was made the pre-sixties rock -'n-roll era. "Teacher I Need You- only I ni no immediately. Archeologists gonna be a teenage idol. by World Matra Council Sutter Si.. San Francisco. these novels. "Don't Shoot" dwells on the serve to remind the reader long it takes, denoutiLe each other to claim Both at matter how executive director Ricahrd G. 1141041. as they are, are past cliches ol rock, and disap- why he or she doesn't buy Lit- Imagine credit fur the discovery, a unorthodox You coOt what it Heggie entertaining. Both have pointingly doesn't reflect the tle Richard or Beach Boy reporter attempts to uncover highly means to me, widely accepted by the melodic Ilair that the English records anymore. I'm gonna grab myself a place - all the tarts, and a rival been public Word" was a piano player gave the world in Tlw kind at rock that John in history... ,Iler:27"4" religious leader plots to dis- I"The best-seller for such albums as "Elton John," pushes in'his newest album is With this album, it is credit the new Gospel in order nation-wide 'so where else in the has area Oh ye ol little "Madman Across the Water," simply out of date, debatable whether one wants to increase his own prestige. eight months'. san yoU lind these unique you think "Hanky Chateau." meaningless "fun" music that to remember him in quite that And the novel's main faith! How could and handmade pipes at such lost would be bight), lpon hearing the first cut of was line back in the '50's and light. protagonist, despite all that the Bible pries. OW in and see Isms Amen! tte album, "Daniel." the early '60's, but not today when evidence to the contrary, entertaining! can sale the listener, besides wanting a much y ou begins to suspect that the little more relevance, asks for James $67 I. sama era Gospel according to St. Tenants ,in original sound. is a Iraud. Bel wren 12th and I tub John is very capable ol In The ludas Cusp, Elton `streets Musical 'Vibrations' writing rock that is not totally t;reenway lakes a simii,ii Phone 294- 06511 out of date. "take Me To The though more daring look HI the meeting Pilot" on his first album as an Or, 1101) Bible In his novel ludas txample ol swinging at it's height. to open Saturday There is one song tonight "Elderberry Wine," picked up by AM stations, that does lime Salt use I 111,11115 Union A professor at biology al Gael Douglass. is the story ot a move anti make the foot stamp will meet this evening to dis- San Jose Slate University will hip cmnmune that settles on the car Iloor. It's the only cuss the possibility ol an leave his test tubes behind among devout Amish larmers initiative to set up an elected 1900's. "fast" cut tram the album that ART in the Saturday, Feb. 24, to assume oria a chance at not fading rent control board in San lose, the role of an elder in a The music, ranging tram an- stands into Nowhere land. and roll all rents back to their Pennsylvania Amish CORI- cient hymns to rock, will be What happened to the Elton Aug. 15, 1971 levels. munity. perlormed by "Flash." a local mellowness and Bernie The meeting, which is open Prolessor Charles Bell will band. John sincerity that used to to the public, will be in the portray Herr Bachman in the San Jose City College will be Taupin PRINT till each album with easy Student Union Pacilica Room reet-51$30.2114.515*****20-atel-11141.41414145110 religious rock musical sponsoring the l.eland High at 7:30 p.m. "Vibrations" showing at 8 p.m. perlormance at 6677 Camden listening1 al I.eland High School. Avenue. Tickets, $1 lor students and Under the direction of .. $2 tor general admission. may George Costa, the production be purchased at the San lose will lour Northern California AFRICAN-NIGHT Box Unice or at the door. hollowing the premiere "Vibrations," written by perlurmance. FEB. Feb. 24-1973

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All the equipment. 4749 PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings -525 Passports LIFE SCHOOL A NON-GRADED VW II VAN rebuilt eng 8.000 ml Must $150 264-1752 LOE 1 br. apt* $130 wit* carpets Swim -54 LOC. 1 ED. New shags, lure mod W/0 Commercial PR-Journalistic ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL FOR AGES 5 to sell Best offer 9138-0885 after 6 a m pool Recreation Room (Summer Rates) Call 27$ PUPPIS& Osman Sheptierd. mother Pd 293-7796 751S 2nd St 0596 Color & SW 13 Wariest volunteers. suPPMe. Parents Mike Call 25t -4W17 MC rag, father German Shepherd-Lab & kids 59M-1546 884 S 2nd St San FROM $68/mo. New room* sera* the TYPIST-FAST, Accurate Can edit' Jose 96112 5$ PLYMOUTH. au or brown, 6 weeks. 13 582-2057 HOUSE FOR RENT. 2 bdrrns turn Need 4 girls 180 slim W&G pd 656S f1th St Campos Ail prov pd Men at 99 S Master's etc Near SJCC Mrs Aslonlan Wedge. barrel. Hydro. Amer mad's. 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Feb 22111n3 Mar 29 share 5,962 Ss opt with 2 others $40 since 1928 Woodruff & Thush Twice Walking distance to campus. 7.5 30p m $8 fee Sign up C U Cashier's 140 AND UP. nice, comfortable, quiet eft util 'SS AUSTIN AMERICA Perfect condition, Reed BOOMS, 81 E San Fernando btwn DRUG1D Office Instructor Roger Hedge (aii rooms downtown kit priv.. 293-3910 156 292-7866 automatic $828offer 112 FALCON S110. 2nd 8 3rd. 10 30-530 10% off with this Anonymous Analysis Cal 275-9105 N 5th St. ad DORM CONTRACT FOR SALE: WIll pay (4151965-1158 _CAN YOU 2 or More hOura/iffilea _ FEMALE ROOMMATE. 3 buyer 550 to take contract contact Bob to tutor American Indian children? 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