ft SPARTAN DAILY 44;* Vol. 97, No. 33 Published for San lose State University since 1934 Wednesday, October 16, 1991 Thomas confirmed to high court Senate votes 52-48 to pass judge into Supreme Court By Barbara Doittny Daily staff vmur Senate reaction, Angered by Senate skepticism of page 3 Anita Hill's testimony, about 50 protesters, mostly women, gathered Ethics class outside the county building at the discussion, back page moment of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' confirma- tion Tuesday afternoon. "Our intention is to be everywhere Thomas was confumed by a 52-48 power is held and power is used," Senate vote. Lofgren declarect "The hearings show that sexual The rally was organized by Brenna harassment is transparent to men. It is Bolger, the founder of a local public a joke in many ways and daily busi- relations firm, and featured Lofgren, ness for many," said speaker Anne McKenna, and County Supervisor Moses, associate director of Valley Rod Diridon. Medical Center. Two employees of Bolger's agency County Executive Zoe Lofgren said they were paid to wait the event announced the formation of "Women but alao supported the cau.se personal- and Women's Friends Against John ly. Seymour," a political action group For many participants, the rally headed by Lofgren, County was a clenched fist displayed to politi- Supervisor Dianne McKenna and Rep. cians at all levels of government. Delaine Eastin, D-Fremont "I'm just appalled," said Laura Thomas' supporters included U.S. Brickman, a museum docent and Sera John Seymour, D-California, and SJSU an history graduate. "I think Sen. Nancy Ka&sebaum, R-Kansas. this is a tragedy for women. Women Although rally -goers protested will now be more reluctant to speak sexual harassment and 'Thomas' judi- up when they arc sexually harassed." ciary confirmation, speakers called "I don't believe Ms. Hall was Iran Haman Duly oaf! rivosographes only for more women in government Santa Clara County Supervisor Zoe Lofgren gazes away from on the confirmation of Clarence Thomas. The women were as a solution. See THOMAS, Back Page the television screen as the women behind her watch the vote gathered at the County building to rally against Thomas. Professor sentenced for lewd Mun, itz calls acts for graphic' Radde fined $100, supervising distract attorney. an individual harts. the San Jose Museum of Art and as Spokesman Richard Staley. Radde must also participate in Radde, who has two prior convic- architectural historian and schoLar for The UPD operation utilized a examples of jail term suspended counseling and received a 60-day sus- tions for soliciting and engaging in two terms, and served on the Historic decoy technique in which an under- pended sentence. lewd conduct in a public place, Landmarks Commission of the City of cover officer would wait in a stall until By Nicholas Smith On leave without pay this semester, changed his plea from not guilty to no San Jose. another person took a neighboring stall budget cuts Duly staff slier Radde is expected to be back next contest on Aug. 26, the date his jury The arrest resulted from an under- and tapped his foot to make contact, semester, according to Robert Mikes, trial was set to begat. cover operation stemming from com- according to court documents. By Angela Hill Art Profesaor Bruce Radde, arrest- art department chair. Milnes was not Radde refused to comment Friday. plaints that the fifth-floor restroom The California Education Code, Daly IRO writer ed last Apnl for lewd activity in a aware of any university discipline "I have nothing toy to you people," was a frequent meeting place for sexu- governing the actions of state employ- Wahlquist Library North restroom, lodgedil against Radde, he said al activity. ees, lists "Unmoral conduct" and "con- Even the best budget forecasting was sentenced Oct. 10 to 100 hours is no single university policy Radde has been an art professor at There have not been any com- viction of any misdemeanor far any procedures couldn't have forseen what community service and a $100 fine, concerning convictions of misde- SJSU since 1970. He has served as a plaints about similar activity so far this moral turpitude" as causes for dis- SJSU's teachers have to go through according to Margaret Dufrechou, meanors each case is dealt with on member of the Board of Directors of year, according to University Police mi&sal, demotion or suspension. this semester. Here are some examples of the devastation left in the wake of the budget crisis: Ken Nishita is met with more than 80 faces in his statistics class these days instead of the usual 40 he's seen Parking garage space improves as semester drags on in previous semestas. The meteorology department can't By Michael Monaghan have a betas reel for how niuch time garage closes for the night at 11 p.m., 2,115 spaces, hut a percentage of without permits, but these instances afford the best weather satellite sub- Dula staff they need for parking, "the closing and reserves 350 spaces for faculty. these are always reserved for non- are few and far between, according scriptions anymore. time will fall back,' the attendant Timing is everything when it students, so the garage remains open to Alvaro. Cars found without per- In John Engell's English 10 class, There are roughly 11,000 stu- added conies to parking. Many have found (for employees) 24 hours a day. mits are given $13 tickets by SJSU, the enrollment ceiling has climbed 25 dents, faculty and staff struggling to Tenth Street garage opens at 6:30 it necessary to take early morning "We keep 800-900 (spaces) open and are as valid as those given by the percent. find garage grace each weekday, yet a.m. arid now closes around 9:15 classes in order to find parking, for visitors, faculty and staff," said City of San Jose. These preliminary reports are com- only 6,498 parking spaces exist at a.m., depending on parking condi- although students like Deirdre Lolita Powell, a secretary for traffic "I've known people whose gradu- ing into the Academic Senate office SJSU. tions. There is no specific time for McLaughlin, who parked at the and parking operations. Residence ations were held up by tickets," said this week in response to California This shouldn't be cause for the paling and closure of the garage Seventh Street garage, have noticed hall students are supposed to be guar- one 10th Street garage attendant. State University Chancellor Barry despair, however. The first month of at peak mid-morning hours, except an improvement. anteed parking at the garage as well. While parking conditions at SJSU Munia' request for "graphic, anecdo- a new semester is always the most that it will reopen again at around "It's gotten better (in the morn- The Fourth Street garage is open will not change in the near future, tar information from faculty and staff difficult when it comes to finding a 10:15 a.m. ings)," said McLaughlin, a junior to anyone with any SJSU permit, there is an option available for stu- on the ground-level effects of the bud- place to park. According to one 10th When the garage reaches its majoring in business management. according to parking attendant dents There is a shuttle bus offered get cutbacks. Street parking garage attendant, the capacity of 2,228 spaces, (the num- However. "parking around here in the Lambert() Alvaro. Because of this, at the Park and Ride Lot at Seventh situation has improved somewhat ber is measured by an electronic Amnon is ndiculous," she added. the garage often fills up more quickly and Humboldt streets that takes com- Some aren't obvious "We used to fill up by 8:30 a.m. counter in the attendant's booth) the Each garage at SJSU has its own than the others, and usually closes muters to Seventh and San Carlos (at the beginning of the semester)," closed signs are put out to ward peo- parking policy, and Seventh Street is around 8:45 to 9 am. streets every 15 minutes, free of Although some of these effects are the attendant said. Now that students ple away. The 10th Street parking no exception. Its total capacity is Occasionally people try to park charge. obvious to students, many aren't aware of the deep-reaching ramifica- tions that, if allowed to fester over time, will degrade the quality of edu- cation at SJSU, according to Engell, INSIDE assistant professor of English and Sketch of attacker released by UPD coordinator of the responses to Munk/. By Robert Ifrueckluimmer In the fast case, which occurred at weighs approxunately 170 pounds. "The larger picture is closed to FEATURES arh gait wrater 1-15 p.m., the suspect ran away after He lila blond or light brown hair most folks on campus, especially stu- Borrow a zoo: the victim, whose name was not and brown eyes, and was last seen dents," he said. -Without money, we Police officials have released a released, saeamed when she saw bun wearing a white T-shirt and blue can't provide quality education. It will Animals can he checked sketch of an unknown "peeping torn" looking at her, University Police scans. get so a college degree from this uni- out of their usual Duncan who assaulted a woman in Moulder spokesman Richard Staley said. Anyone who has seen someone versity cioe.sn't mean anything." Ilan homes to take to Hall Saturday the suspect has not then, later that night. Staley said matching the sketch or description of After the information is collected yours. been arrested. the suspect returned to the residence the attacker or who knows anything and organized in the Academic The suspect, who is described as a hall and grabbed the victim's arm about the Incident is asked to aintact Page 6 Senate, Munaz will take it to legisla- white male between the aaaz of 20 and when she entered a resins= in the The University Police Department tors in Sacramento and Washington, 25 years old, assaulted a non -student building. But after she screamed, he wants to get in touch with anyone D. C. in an attempt to pin additional guest in the women's restmom in the once again fled. with informauon about the suspect or funding boosts such as the $I million hall at about 10 p.m. after watching Staley said the attacker is approxi- recognizes somane from the sketch. replaced in SJSU's budget last month. WORLID NEWS ha take a shower hours earner. mately 5 feet 9 inches tall, and that he It can be reached at 924-2222. France and Germany l /a ma ge control propose combined Engell doesn't expect instant 50,000-member army: Ad professor recovers from bike crash, visits SJSU improvement in conditions, but hopes force could become the survey will 1110T11.9C public aware- embryo for all-European By IYaci 1h1AUChi showed up at the department of journalism and mass accompanied Buckley to campus, Sue Millard of ness of the budget effects. 1)ath Ile vertu, army. communications to confirm the classes she would he Morgan Hill, was a fellow accident victim who had 'This is damage control time," he teashing for the spring semester. been in a bike accident in 1988 and realized the said. "I don't think the prognosis is Page 7 I-ven after everything After arriving in San Jose front the University of safety of wearing helmets. good but it will definitely get worse if Karen Buckley has gone Ohio in late July, Buckley was supposed to have "Most hike injuries end up with cyclists landing we don't do something " through in the past two begun a new job teaching advertising, when she on their heads." Millard said describing that she rti- "My problem is purely logistical," months: a bike accident, answered an ad for an SJSU professor in the adver- laed from extensive internal iniunes, but her heal Nishita, assistant professor of psychol- SPORTS spending many days in a using trade magazine, "Advertising Age." But an was saved by her helmet. ogy, said. "There's no way of gising coma and painful days of unfortunate accident put a hold on ha life and teach As a fellow cycling enthusiast, Millard became students the same amount of 'donna- A Page in RSV vol- rehabilitation, she is most mg career. interested in Buckley's condition after he.anng about Don because of class til7e. In a 'so leyball history: Senior upset by the death of her Buckley remembers the day of the accident as the similanties in their axadents and wanted in help. minute class with 80 people, it talkc, guinea pig, Spartan middle blocker Sophie. one that "didn't make any Sense." "I was very mmpassanate," Millard said. "I tried me 15 minutes to pa&s out exams and During the time where "I had left Sophie out of her cage, and the hack building contacts to Karen and asked Leslie Page has over- if she needed more time to collect them. Either I Buckley Sophie was left running fret' door unkeked," Buckley said, "I wouldn't do that if help. I was committed to getting her hack on her give shorter exams or give more come a shoulder injury in Buckley's San lox home, I wasn't going to he home." feet" exams, which means two leas lecture to have a solid senior Buckley was only identified as "Karen Doe" at San Buckley also went on to say that peculiar day she Millard described the time she spent helping days. Either way they're getting a season. Page 4 Jose Medical Center's trauma unit. rode her hike further than she normally would have Buckley with her recovery by taking her to get reduced amount of information." Buckley's appearance on campus lliarday was and more importantly, she had left her helmet sitting yogurt in the cafetena to pia picnics outside. Along with class -size problems, the first since she was injured when she was hit on a table where she had teen working. while taking a morning hike nde on Aug. ft. She Buckley's friend and all-around helper who See BUCKLEY, Back Page See BUDGETS, Back Page p.

2 14"edriesday; (ktober 16, 1991 San lose State University MI SPARTAN DAILY FORUM -OPINIONS EDITORIAL Curbing immigration descendants of 12:01 a.m. Monday and will end this immigrants, Sunday at 11:59 p.m. Visas will go to the As first 40,000 applicants. consistency dictates It's fair, or so it might may seem. that we support Of the 30 nations on the list, 24 are northers European. Ireland is among government policies that them and thanks to the influence of Sen. allow more foreign nationals Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., 40 percent of to enter our country. the 40,000 extra visas will go to Irish people, according to an Oct. 14 story in But recent changes raise questions of the San Jose Mercury News. to whom and how the United States So this is diversity? awards long-term temporary visas and Nor is the first-come, first -serve basis the coveted "green card," the ticket to fair, according to Shirley Meixner, who permanent legal residence and spo. ializes in immigration law in Santa employment here. Clara County. Those living abroad would Immigrants have traditionally have difficulty mailing applications and obtained the nght to come to America making the postmarked deadline in time. either through family already established In addition, the diversity provision here or a firm that offers them a solid unfairly excludes citizens of Asia and job. Groups once excluded have entered nations contiguous to the United States the country, if not with ease, at least from trying for the three-year visas within the parameters of legal decency. Even less fair is the lottery by which Last year's Immigration Act of 1990, the nation will award 40,000 permanent which went into effect this Oct. 1, visas in 1994, but only to those from the provided for an overall increase in the pnmarily northern European nations on number of immigrants our nation would the 1990 Act's list. Green cards will not accept. However, it contains a be gained by long-term work or questionable provision to "diversify" residence in this nation, but by blind America's immigrants. luck. For each year from 1991 to 1993, the Above all it discriminates unfairly United States will provide 40,000 against the people whose poorly paid temporary three-year residence visas to hard labor has served our lust for cheap those from countries whose immigration consumer goods. We owe them more. Ratil Duninguez S Duly quotas were slashed by 1965 legislation. Let's reserve the lottery for winning Applications became valid beginning at money, not U.S. residency. AGAINST THE GRAIN Jack Trageser LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Take a reality pill Ranting and raving Coming to the rescue of Clarence Thomas

Editor, Editor, the time you read this and other liberal special interest groups to benefit herself. with Peter Fournier's letter We should, I suppose, begin at the I must agree Bycolumn, Clarence Thomas will everywhere. If the Senate has actually After Thomas refused to withdraw his ("Crimes against. brains," Oct. 4) regarding beginning in response to Brooke Shelby either be a member of the done the right thing and approved nomination thus calling the liberals' your columnist Jack Trageser. His most Biggs' column appearing on Oct. S. "U.S. Supreme Court or a supreme Thomas, she's a heroine and a martyr. bluff Hill was forced to come public recent column regarding the necessity of Hypocrites Fund Oppression in Israel." victim of the kangaroo court we call Either way she'll be happy because, with her bogus allegations. Realizing their AB 101 deserves the title of "Against the First of all, what's YOUR point? Senate Judiciary Hearings. As I write, the according to her own testimony, Hill is a trick had failed and that the original Brain." After picking through your stream-of- Senate vote is still a few hours away. person who tells people what they want to allegations were weak, Hill's "handlers" If Jack had considered doing some constiousriess ranting and raving. I deter- If the liberal senators and their hear in order to further her career. advised her to weave oddly detailed research, he would discover that it was not mined as best possible that your starting unscrupulous accomplices have succeeded Witnesses who have spoken to Hill fabrications on the premise that no one "militant" gays and lesbians who did most point is that Laael, or Jews in general, have in the "lynching" of Thomas, the sham over the past 10 years have testified that would tell such outrageous lies under of the footwork required to bring All 101 to taken up manipulating opinion based on will rank right next to the Salem witch she had only glowing praise and oath. Gov. Wilson's desk. The hundreds of thou- "an entire world's guilL" I take offense to trials as a colossal travesty of justice. admiration for Thomas. Her response is Perverse accusations aside, let us sands of letters, phone calls and petitions that, not as a Jew, but as a world citizen. Confidential FBI documents which the that yes, she said those things as recently examine the more mundane bits of Hill's directed not only to Gov. Wilson, btu also to Two generations of Jewish children have Senate Judiciary Committee had already as a year ago, but they were all said to testimony. Can we really believe that a various Assembly members is not my idea been told by their elders "never again." It reviewed and deemed inconsequential friends of his which she did not want to Yale Law School graduate wouldn't know of violent "down-your-throat" activism. would be well for the rest of the world to were illegally leaked with the calculated alienate. So in other words, she said what she couldn't be simply fired from her The support (financially and otherwise) do the same for the youth of its various cul- purpose of creating a mass media uproar. she thought was necessary to get ahead. govemment job? She said she followed given to Gov. Wilson by the gay/lesbian tures if it's done out of guilt, that's fine; Suddenly, Thomas' nomination was When an aid to Sen. Metzenbaum asked Thomas to the Equal Employment community (much of which was Lased on it just can't happen again. postponed, and it hinged on whether he her to sign the critical affidavit, she did so Opportunity only because she didn't know his willingness to sign a bill such as AB I am under the impression your next could prove he didn't sexually harass an only because she thought it would further her job was secure at the Education 101) is also not my idea of waging political main point is that Zionism equates racism. employee 10 years ago. her career to gain favor with the Department. C'mon Anita. A lawyer warfare. The gay and lesbian community As I understand it, there are only three races Thomas has had to fight a war on three Democrats, civil rights groups and working in education and civil rights not worked diligently within the parameters of in the wcrld: the Caucasian, the Negro and fronts: against the liberals who cringe at feminists. knowing her own rights? the political system for the passage of AB the Asiatic. Zionism doesn't exist except as the thought of another conservative Her defenders say Hill never intended As if that wasn't enough, Hill first told 101. It was Gov. Wilson who took our a semantic term thrust upon the Jews tied to Supreme Court Justice; against the to go public with the information, which the committee she had never seen Thomas money, lied to us and then called us facists their homeland. The Jews are a people, just feminists who just like any excuse to bitch is true. But publicity and martyrdom isn't outside of the office. After Thomas when he vetoed a bill the majority of as the Poles are, just as the Chinese are, and at a man; and against the National the prize she was after, and it certainly testified he had been to her aparunent on Californians supperted. yes, Jul as the Americans are. Association for the Advancement of had nothing to do with her ideals several occasions for an innocent beer or In addition, Jack, you might consider For over 40 years, Israel has been the Colored People, which abhors his self- regarding Thomas' fitness for the coke (no pubic hair jokes, please), she looking into the reality of taking an major source of stability in that region. At made-black philosophy. Thomas has Supreme Court. No, Hill is just a admitted that her previous statement was employer to court on charges of sexual-ori- no time was this mom apparent than during endured every kind of criticism frustrated professor with D.C. envy, false. entation discrimination. Most lawyers pre- the Gulf War when Is-nail restrained herself imaginable without a shred of concrete looking to find a job in politics where her Anita herself made the best because fer not to take such cases primarily so that the U.S. lead coalition would hold evidence, and the fact that these groups performance won't be an issue. point when she said "Anyone crazy a law such as AB 101 does not exist_ The together.We need to support that kind of have used sexual harassment as a guise for Hill is a victim, no doubt, but only as enough to ask me out is not fit to be a few cases that have been waged were: 1) stability in a region that has a history of their real motives is sickening. much as a person who gambles their life Supreme Court Justice." done so by individuals who could afford a notorious unpredictability. savings away at the crap table is a victim How very true. specialized attorney, and 2) in regards to Similarly, Israel has been asked to Hill a victim of her own methods of the casino. She was undoubtedly cases that were so blatant there was no absorb a tremendous smut of people who manipulated by powerful liberals who ganglion oppression in the now that discrimination had occurred. have been fleeing Anita Hill, on the other hand, can't lose wanted to defeat Thomas' nomination at There are certainly more gays and lesbians defunct Soviet Union and war-tom no matter what the outcome. If Thomas is all costs, but only because she Jack Trageser is a Daily staff writer. His who have suffered discrimination than is Ethiopia Whatever the costs, Israel is wel- not approved she's a heroine to feminists manipulated the situation in the first place column appears every Wednesday. revealed in the few media-covered eases coming these people home and giving them I appreciate Jack acknowledging that it a place to live. That is not oppression. was only a handful of gays and lesbians Finally, Biggs, as recent months have who rioted and destroyed property at shown us, the peace process in thst region is least he got that much out of the news far more complex than you dee willing to nports. But kit's all take a reality pill the acknowledge. Once the loan guarantee double standard which allows straights to problem is handled, I am sure anodcr com- discuss family issues freely and without plexity will crop up soon after one which Forum page policies consequence is not acceptable. will take some careful maneuvering by our It will continue to happen, however, current administration. To what degree they The Spartan Daily devotes page two University, San Jose, C'A 95192-0149. are: especially now that Gov. 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unwanted advances and humiliating done." Barbara Bush also got on the It was an uneasy decision for many morning. truth." Thomas named her with lewd remarks a decade ago phone to congratulate Thomas. senators, forcing them to judge Hill's charges, which resulted in a when she worked for him at the In Oklahoma, Hill said she was sat- between the irreconcilably different weak's delay in the confirmation vote, Ordeal good for Thomas 106th justice by Education Department and Equal isfied she had been "able to go out and stones of accUM1 arid accused defined the final hours of Senate Employment Opportunity tell what I knew true." She also said Thomas won confirmation with debate. In the absence of such proof, Exist 52-48 vote Comm ission. she was pleased that national aware- support from 41 of the Senate's 43 All but forgotten were the early said he would give the nominee his Her surprise charges brought an ness of sexual harassment had been Republicans and II Democrats: Sens. battle lines, in which Thomas' sup- vote "without enthusiasm," adding, WASHINGTON (AP) Clarence abrupt halt to the Senate's plans to raised. Sam Nunn, Wyche Fowler, Charles porters emphasized his rags-to-nches "Judge Thomas will be a better justice Thomas won Senate confirmation for vote on Thomas' nomination a week "What I hope is that none of this Robb, J. James Eton, Alan Dixon, story and opponents characterized as a rrsuli" of the ordeal. the Supreme Court Tuesday night on a ago. will deter others from corning forward. Richard Shelby, John Breaux, J. Thomas as insensitive to women, the In an impassioned speech, Sen. 52-to-48 vote, overcoming explosive Thomas emphatically denied the This is an important issue and the dia- Bennett Johnston, David Boren, ekierly and fellow minorities. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., said he had accusations of sexual harassment to charges and complained he was the logue will not stop here," she said Ernest Hollings and Dennis "If we make a mistake today the been prepared to vole for Thomas but become the second black justice in victim of a "high-tech lynching." Thomas' confirmation strengthens DeConcini. Supreme Court will be living with it changed his mind after watching Hill history. The nation was transfixed as the an already solid conservative majonty Sens. James Jeffords and Bob and the nation will be living with it for on television. With crucial help from Southern accusations were spelled out in explic- on the court, where liberals will be Packwood cast the only Republican the next 30 to 40 years," argued Sen. -Why should we give the benefit of Demo:rats, Thomas will take his salt it detail and debated in nationally tele- outnumbered seven to two. votes against him. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. the doubt to 'um?" Byrd said. "If there as the 106th justice, a staunchly con- vised hearings. The court is likely to continue It was the closest vote for a suc- -That is too high a price to pay.... is a cloud of doubt, this is the last servative successor to one of the moving to the right on i.s.sues such as cessful Supreme Court nominee since To give the benefit of the doubt to chance." coon's last liberals. 11111 satisfied by awareness abortion, separation of church and 1888 when Lucius Q. Lamar went Judge Thomas is to say that Judge "I believe Anita Hill," said Byrd, The vote ended one of de angriest, state and the rights of criminal sus- crao the bench on a 32-28 vote. Thomas is more important than the the Senate's president pro ternpore and most emotionally charged confirnm- Even while voting for Thomas, pects. Supreme Court." former Democratic leader, rejecting tion battles ever. Sen. Nancy Kassebaurn, R -Kan., one "It's a sad day for civil rights, for Democrats switch votes However, Democrats J. James suggestions by Republicans that she Thomas said he wanted to put the of the two women in the Senate, said the Supreme Court and for the EXC41 of Nebraska and Alan Dixon of had fantasized bar story, or made it up ordeal behind him. he will "live under a cloud of suspi- American people," said Ralph Neas, Three Democrats who had support- Illinois said Hill failed to conclusively for some reason. -This is more a time for healing, cion he can never fully escape " of the Leadership Conference on Civil ed Thomas before Hill's charges were prove her allegations against Thomas He said that Thomas, by charging not a time far anger or for animus or Immediately after the vote, Rights, a coalition of 180 organiza- made public switched sides and voted during three days of Judiciary that he was the victim of mist attacks, animosity," Thomas said, standing President Bush called Thomas with tions that opposed Thomas. against him: Harry Reid and Richard Committee hearings. "intended to divert both the commit- outside his house with his wife, congratulations. Thomas had watched With the outcome in doubt until the Bryan, both of Nevada, and Joseph "The person being accused gets the tee's and the American public's atten- Virginia, under an umbrella in the rain. the vote on television at home in final hours, Vice President Dan Lieberman of Connaticut benefit of the doubt," Dixon said. tion away from the issue at hand." "I guess in so many ways, as I say Alexandria, Va.. Quayle rushed hack from a political A federal appeals court judge in "Judge Thomas is entitled to the pre- Republicans continued to assail to my wife so many times, I'd like to "You're a wonderful inspiration trip to Ohio to sit as the presiding offi- Washington, Thomas was nominated sumption of innocence." Hill's credibility. "In my judgment, the thank America," said Thomas, who and you had the overwhelming sup- cer and cast a ue-breaking vote if nec- to succeed retired Justice Thin-good Exon said both were credible, Hill weight of the evidence supports Judge rose from rural poverty in Georgia to port of the American people," Bush essary. It wasn't needed. Marshall, the first black on the high an making accusations and Thomas in Thomas," said Sen. Arlen Specter, R- prominence in government said, according to press secretary The visitors' galleries were packed court denial, and, "unfortunately in my Pa., who led the questioning of Hill Thomas had been accused by law Marlin Fitzwater. "You have a lifetime but hushed as senators rose, one by Cotut sources said Thomas likely view, the hearings have not provided during the extraordinary weekend professor Anita Hill of making of service to your country ahead. Well one, to cast their votes. would be sworn in next Monday any overall conclusive facts or definite hearings. State Board of Forestry considers Wilson vetoes police beating bill SACRAMENTO (AP) Gov. The measures would have innecessary and duplicative of exist. tougher regulations for logging Pete Wilson has vetoed two bills that required officers who witnessed ille- mg laws requiring officers to report would have made it a misdemeanor gal assaults committed by other offi- unreasonable use of force by other SACRAMENTO (AP) The why there is a need for emergency call far a 40-acre maximum. for police to fail to report illegal cers to report the incidents to their officers. state Board of Forestry is considering regulations," Sato said "Since the governor vetoed the as4aults commined by other officers, superiors within 48 hours or face -The best way to enstre account emergency logging regulations that The emergency regulations, if very good timber bill passed by the saying the bills would "exacerbate misderneancr charges, ability ... is to administratively use contain provisions similar to compro- adopted, would last 120 days. Legislature, he's trying to show that the situation." Misdemeanors typically carry the remedies at hand through dis mise legislation veined last week by Environmentalists predicted that, if he's not completely disinterested in The measures, AB1114 by maximum penalties of up to six missal, demotion or other disc iphnary Gas'. Pete Wilson. adopted as written, they would be timber reform," said Gerald Maal of Assemblywoman Marguerite Archie- months or a year in jail and maxi- actions," the Republican governor The regulations, which were immediately challenged in court by the Planning and Conservation Hudson, 1)-Los Angeles, and SB134 mum fines of 55411 or $1,000. said in a veto message issued unveiled Tuesday and were scheduled timber companies that oppose them. League. -The board of Forestry is by Sen. Diane Watson, D -Los Supporters said the bills would Trtesday. for a baud hearing Wednesday, would Andrew McLeod, a spokesman for being used to show that the governor Angeles, stemmed from the video- help break a code of silence among -Certainly this is more effective ban clear-cutting in ancient forests, the state Resources Agency, said the really cares. taped beating of motorist Rodney officers about police misconduct that creating a situation where police reduce clear-cuning of younger trees, Wilson administration still plans to -They're a good sign that the gov- King by a group of Los Angeles Wilson said he depkwed the King officers are being charged with increase protections for forest water- follow up with its own timber legisla- ernor's interested," Ivkial :aid. "If we policemen. incident but claimed the bills were sheds and wildlife habitat, and regiiii tion next January. can negotiate a good bill with the gov- Umber companies from cutting trees Last Friday, Wilson vetoed AB860 ernor, there won't be a need for an ini- faster than they grow back. by Assemblyman Bryon Sher, 1) - tiative." The proposal baffled invinnunen- Stanford, which stemmed from the Environmental groups are talists arid timber companies alike. "Sierra Accord" negotiated by the circulating petitions to put on the 1992 Catch Spartan football "I'm really puzzled," said Dan Sierra Club and other environmental balks a mats= similar to last year's Taylor of the National Audubon groups and Sierra Pacific Industries, "Forests Forever" Proposition 130, Society, which had backed the vetoed the state's largest owner of private tim- which voters rejected by a narrow "Sierra Accord" legislation. "This ber land margin. every Monday in the Spartan Daily strategy of creating Governor Wilson's Wilson said bill contained too Don Zea, spokesman for the indus- forestry reform is kind of being made many fixed limits and requirements try California Forestry Association, up as we go." that ignored differences in coaqiil and said the regulations could in many "This has kind of taken people by inland forests and would have placed respects be tougher than the vetoed surprise," said Sam Saco, spokesman too much economic hardship on tim- legislation. for the industry Coastal Working ber communities. Zea said the regulations resulted Group, a coalition of Louisiana While the regulations proposed from discussions between the adminis- Pacific, Simpson Timber, Pacific Tuesday are similar in many respects tration, sortie Sierra Accord backers, 1 wither and other business interests to the Sierra Accord, they differ ai the and Hal Albin, the San Mateo investor that vigorously opposed the vetoed size of clear -cuts that would be who spent $5.1 million on Proposition allowed. The Sierra Accord would 130, the forest.protection initiative Let Our Personal Attention -There's definitely some concern have reduced the current 120-acre rejected by voters last year about these emergency regulations and maximum io 20 acres. The regulations Bring Out Your Personal Best To 111,1p St41 $40 .1 *Ile, Oft {0111 i;raduair Socialite "just plain executed" ex-husband .hoolexanl, ('hi' l`nnolilt1 is ('rigs 41 RCN 11.44 AllOWS that a small ill.. is absoloteli essential point." SAN DIEGO (AP) - Elisabeth said. -The walls were closing in on suade Dan Broderick ID relinquish LSAT - Ill GMAT- 85 points Broderick loaded her handgun with ha. Everything seemed so terrible." custody of their two yang !MY, then That ivhv we limit our bullets and "just plain ages 10 and 13, when she went to his (in 210 point. hollow -tipped Prosecutors are seeking life with- to 10-15 silkier!, T executed' her ex-husband and his home with a gun at 5:30 a.m. that grouped by .hared 111 11- 3 points' out possibility of wok if Broderick, intl iveakniNse. 1111, wife as they slept in their bed, a maw- 44, Sunday. is convicted of the slayings of th.it s ers Ntildent os--- . .. I cutor said as the one-time socialite's "She wanted him to know if she ..nnieton kr, Daniel T. Brodenck III, 4.4, and his PlentVii penonal atto mint lliesday. didn't get the children, she would kill murder retrial began wife of six months, 28-year-old Linda trim or di mums mid I very 1-ier.ont, herself," Earley said trained :n.trui iii'- Brockrick's motive: 'pure, unadul- Kakena Broderick. Brodenck said something .she can't terated, intense, obsessive, jealous Ha first trial aided in a lung jury. remember to the couple, Men heard hate," stud Assistant District Attorney 'len jurors voted for a murder convic- one of them say "call the police," he Kerry Wells. tion, while two wanted manslaughter. I III_ said. Superior Court Judge Thomas J. PRINCE IA Broderick was bitter because "At that point in time the gun went 1 Whelan, who declared the mistrial, is another woman had stepped into her off," he said. \ !EV% place as wife of a prominent, wealthy presiding over the retrial. Five attorney, Wells said in a two-hour Dozens of curious spectators were shots were fired. Linda Brodenck opening statement. tirned away from the picked 36-seat was shot once in the head (408) 268-9674 and once in the chest, Wells said. Dan Broderick admits pulling the trig- courtroom dunng ha first trial, which Broderick was shot once in the back. ger. But the slayings were unplanned, aided lest November. But that were ha attorney, Jack Farley, told jurors. a couple of empty seats as the highly Wells argued that the shootings publicized trial got under way a sec- were premeditated murder by a were the result of The shootings ond time. woman who had threatened to after kill ha Bnxlerick's emotional distress ex-husband many times. ha ex-husband lobbed her of her mar- Broderick rested her chin on her riage, home, and four children through palm and squeezed a tissue into a ball Broderick silently crept upstairs :four years of abusive divorce and as the attorneys offered conflicting and through the back door of the cou- -child-custody battles, he said, descriptions of the Nov. 5, 1989, ple's bedroom carrying a revolver "She was beaten up mentally and shootings. loaded with special bullets "designed physically: she was depressed," Earley Earley said his client hoped to pa- to kill," Wells said.

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Johnson Page turning in a solid senior season Daily sports editor By Emma Burgess Upon graduating in December of Daily staff +mks 192, Page intends to use her degree in recreation, with a minor in business, The position of middle blocka is to manage a fitness club. She has aspi- 49ers lacking considered one of the more difficult moons to own a club 01 ha own in the vuitions to play in volleyball. SJSU future. head volleyball coach John Corbelli However, in the more immediate good instincts calls it "one of the most thankless future, she is considering trying out fa position.s on the court." a professional volleyball team in Italy. It's amazing how time lends per- In volleyball, the middle and center She also hopes to coach volleyball at spective. blacker positions are where the action Amador Valley High School, where A few seasons from now people is. There is no time for voicing inten- she graduated in 1988. may look back at this 49ers season tions. Thai's just fine with SJSU Page was offered the opportunity to and remember it as the beginning of blacker Leslie Page. coach for Foothill High School this the end "I'm not really that much of a ver- fall but she turned it down because she They may look back and say bal player," Page said as she iced an was too busy this semester. 1991was the season that was the old injury to her right shoulder after Originally from San Mateo, Page 49ers' equivalent of the Visigoths' Monday's practice at the Event Center. moved to Texas in 1981 for three invasion of Rome. Page said every move at middle years. That is where she got involved The first real indications of an blocka must be aggressive and "every with athletics, playing volleyball, bas- impending slide into raging meth- single hit (of the ball) is quick." ketball, and running track in the sev- ocnty. Besides Dawnis Wilson, Page is enth grade. Or they may view it as merely the oldest player on the team which In 1987, she moved with her family another speed bump an a great apini- gives her a son of leadership role, she back to California, to Pleasanton. ration's raceway to history. says. There she joined the Pleasanton After all, they'll say, remember She will sometimes give advice to Juniors volleyball club when she was a 1982, 1986 and 1987? Remember the younger players, especially sane- sophomore at Amador Valley High how panicky everyone got when the one who is working in the middle School. 49ers had a losing season or got ham- blacker position. Later, Page joined the Bay Club mered in the playoffs, they'll say. Page is having a solid season this during her senior year in high school Everything turned out O.K., didn't year despite adversity. She is on a It was at the Bay Club in 1987 when tiny Omer= Daily staff photographer it? team of almost all new players, and she was noticed, and recruited, by SJSU middle blocker Leslie Page, middle, has been able to block out adversity and have a personal- Regardless, no one will look back the injury to her shoulder got worse in Corbelli and Dick Montgomery, who ly successful senior season. Above, she and Jennifer Liston go for a block against Hawaii last week. at the early pan of this season with March. She pulled the shoulder out of was the SJSU head catch at the time. anything approaching nostalgia. It has its socket when she was doing pull-ups But, despite the interest from the SJSU on a full scholarship. "but we get along great." a good jumper and has acquired the been a painful year for 49er fans so during a practice. Spartan program, Page attended five The teams and the coaches are the Because they play the same posi- aggressive blocking techniques that far, and most of the pain can be direct- Page said the problem with her recruiting trips that, besides SJSU, best in the nation, she said. Page gave tion together they can help each other are needed as a middle blacker. ly attributable to a lack of intelligence shoulder is that she is really loose- included: Texas, Houston, Wyoming, coach Corbelli as an example. and relate easily, Gross said. She Page is known well for her offense, and good instincts by the 49ers organi- jointed, which is perfect for ballet or and Arizona "I've learned a lot from him," she added that Page is "definitely a big said Corbelli, but she "plays well all zation. swimming, but bad news for volley- Although the campuses of the other said asset to the team." around, which isn't common for mid- The painful part of the year started ball. colleges were more scenic and pleas- Jennifer Gross, a sophomore, is Height is a real asset in volleyball. dle blockers." when Roger Craig fumbled away a She said surgery wouldn't help ant than SJSU. Page said, she came Page's roommate and also the other and Page is the tallest player on the "Leslie has done a good job in the shot at three consecutive Super Bowl right now, since she would need two here because "on the West Coast, vol- middle blacker on the team. team at a towering six-foot-two. backcourt as well as the frontcourt," titles to the Giants. years to recover and that wouldn't fa leyball is it." "Some people think that teammates According to Corbelli, Page is set Corbelli said. He said he is really in with her plans for the future at all. In the end, Page decided to attend shouldn't room together," Gross said, apart from other players because she is pleased with her improvement See 49ers, Page ElthIA1 I NT

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I o min 501 ROM (II ( /11(SItpcii ( AISAISAI II) SPORTS SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State University III Wednesday, October 16, 1991 5 ,Pe allisaillanaketIMSPONIMISSINIO 49ers: team not playing smart It continued nght after the season nuts. Home at last with the ill-advised, buffoonish Trailing 36-34. Young drove the anempt by the 49ers to change their 49ers to the Atlanta 20-yard line, well helmet logo. It was too wierd to be within field goal range, what the jinx anything else but a jinx. One had to struck. Spartans ready for first wonder at that point what the 49crs The usually heady Harry Sydney would try next ran the ever-popular sweep and, when home game It wasn't long before the answer he was cut off by the Atlanta defense, after 5-game smacked the Bay Area square in the decided to try reversing direction and face, with the espouse to Plan B free out-naming the Falcoirts for yardage. road trip to start season agency of Ronnie Lott and Roger Sydney has never been the fastest Craig. of runners. He has always been a The groundwork for a truly painful tough, straight-ahead runner who By Anne Douquet 494 yards in his career. season had already been carefully laid. relied on bulk and drive for yardage. Daily staff arms "Colar has put together an out- Small consolation was Atlanta He's the epitome of the wily veter- standing senior year. He brings his head coach Jerry Glanville's quote an, getting by on guts and intelligence. The SJSU football team is nding best to each game he plays in and 1 about the 49ers' loss of Lott and But the 49ers jinx ignores no man, a wave of success. On the 10th believe he is one of the finest Craig. Glanville said he wouldn't get and it sucked all the presence right out anniversary of SJSU alumnus defensive backs in the country," excited about the 49ers' impending of Sydney's head for one fatal instant Krazy George's wave this seems SJSU heal c.h Terry Shea said. downfall until San Francisco got rid of Sydney ended up getting caught fitting. He added that Colar consistently No. 16 (Joe Montana). from behind for a huge loss and, in After soundly defeating New comes iv with key tackles. Glanville must have been poking a one fell stroke, the 49ers went from Mexico State 39-13 on Saturday, The Spartans led the Aggies 19- voodoo doll when he uttered those relatively easy field goal range to the the Spartans' Big West Conference Oat halftime and didn't allow them words because they were prophetic. outer limits of kicker Mike Cofer's record is 2-0. to score until the fourth quarter. Montana went down with a season- range. The Spartans are looking for- Kicker Joe Nodney was respon- injury before the season even It got worse on the next play. ward to their first home game sible for all six of the Spartans' fftot Young dropped back to pass, felt against the University of the Pacific points in the fust quarter with a 21 - Glanville's Falcons reaped the ben- pressure from the Falcons' rush, Saturday at Spartan Stadium at 7 and 43-yard field oal. efits of the 49ers' had instincts on stepped up to avoid it and had a wide- p.m.. After a five-game road trip, flie Spartans kicking game is Sunday. open field in front of him. senior SJSU safety Ilahimu Cola solid," Shea said Tuesday. Atlanta's 39-34 win at Candlestick Young had been tanning for huge said the team welcomes the oppor- The Spartans dominated New Part was a microcosmic view of what chunks of yardage against Atlanta all tunity to play at home in front of Mexico State all day with well-exe- is wrong with the 49ers this season. game long. Here was another fat their own fans. cuted scoring drives and tough Namely a lack of intelligence. opportunity. "In the locker room after our defensive play. The heretofore excellent San But the 49ers jinx sat there laugh- game against New Mexico, every- According to Shea, sophomore Francisco defense played like they had ing its head off. It smacked Young in body started singing and cheering linebacker Leighton Lang is red- no clue what was going on. This the helmet, hard. Don't do anything because they were an happy to be shining because of shoulder prob- against a Falcons offense which had intelligent it giggled into his ringing going home," Colar said in lems. He goes in for surgery on struggled all year long. ears. Thesday's press conference. Thursday. Meanwhile, Steve Young and the So Young pulled up to pass, was Colar, who is leading the team Additionally, offensive guard 49as offense moved the ball effective- caught from behind, and tried to throw in tackles this season, is currently in Alton Faletoi, who was suspended ly at times, and gave it away with a pass anyway. He was flagged for fourth place all-time for SJSU in for an altercation in a local bar equal effectiveness at others. intentionally grounding and the 49ers Barry Downer Dady ruff oho', yr,..phe punt returns and punt-return recently, has been reinstated for Four turnovers offset Young's most were history. SJSU forward Andrew Gardiner slaps his teammates five yardage. practices, but will not play in prolific effort of the year so far. And the jinx laughed and laughed. during Midnight Madness introductions Monday night. It Cola has 57 punt returns for Saturday's game. The final meaningful drive of the It makes you wonder what will was the basketball team's first practice of the new season, day summed up the 49ers' hopeless- happen in Detroit.

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Phyllis Swanson, Bill Ames and Art McDermott examine an insect in their classroom the basement of Duncan Hall.

hey've CREEPY Phyllis Swanson discusses the care of Josephine, the gopher snake, as Victoria Walton and Nadine Vieret kl look on

tucked way back in a corner of mals, is so named for his infamous "Science Live" classes held in DH35. reservations are required and can only Duncan Hall's basement. disappearing acts, hiding under tables If eruolled in the credential program, be made in person to be mire the stu- Just why would anyone "loan" an and behind bookshelves. "Science Live" is part of the instruc- dent "knows certain things about the animal? "He likes to go vacationing," tion, but anyone can take it on the last animal's care" and signs a responsibil- CRITTER "The animals are used primarily Swanson said. Monday of every month at 4 pm. ity slip before taking it out, according for student teachers to use in their Because of these kinds of idiosyn- "This is a plus for people in the to Swanson. classes," according to Phyllis crasies, a short training session is credential program here," she said. With all these precautions, the pre- Swanson, director of the center for the required for each animal before taking "It's unique to be able to chick out viously ominous basement of Duncan Last 15 years. "But anyone with a stu- it otc animals. There isn't any other program Hall seems a little less threatening, the dent body card can take them out" limya the tarantula is a good exam- hie this at the other state universities." snakes and spiders are a little more The animals have been checked- ple. "We have to make sure the ani- Susan Chichester, a student in the friendly. So don't hesitate to find out CHECKOUT out by psychology classes when mals will be well treated," Swanson credential program, appreciates this what's beneath your feet when you go studying phobias as well as by art said while turning Tanya's glass cage service. She took Houdini to a class at to your science class. The "animal majors for nature drawings. for a better view of her. "Tanya is a an elementary school Thursday. library" is worth checking out. By Angela Hill are customary basement inhabitants "We've had our skulls on stage in very delicate animal. She has to be There’s nothing like hands-on learn- Daily staff mites But these creepy crawlers are differ- the theater department and our skele- handled on the floor. Because she has ing for kids," she said. "By asking ent They can go home with you. ton in a court room," Swanson said as such a small brain, she can't tell the them questions like 'Does a snake Unsuspecting students frolic in and They're "loaner animals" and they she let Houdini, a green, foot-long difference between the edge of the have eyelids or ears?' they become There isn't any out of their classes in Duncan Hall can be checked-out for up to three rubber boa, thinner than a garden table top and the floor. She'd fall right more observant" other program like every day. Few are aware of just what days from the Science Education hose, coil around her wrist like a off and just that much of a fall would "I like to choose snakes to take to awaits them meters below, deep down Resource Center in DH35, a little bracelet kill her." classes," she said. "They have a had this at the other in the recesses of "the basement" library with bookstacks topped with Although he seemed content to Swanson instructs animal borrow- reputation." It's nothing unusual, really. mounted owls in glass domes and adom her arm indefinitely, Houdini, ers in individual animal care at the In order to guarantee good treat- state universities. Spiders, snakes, frogs and skeletons spare skeletons scattered around, one of more than 60 check-out ani- time of pick up or in one of her ment of the animals, 24-hour advance The Art of Fashion coming downtown to the Fairmont Hotel Mayor This is the story of one artist's bit of a twist," Coordinator Joyce added "hopefully this will bring new don't mind the cost, you'll he happy to the Diane Freis line of clothing is Hammer will work giving to a museum. The artist is Cameron said. The models are people membership and interest into the know that all proceeds will be going to designed for women in their late 40's model red dress for Diane Freis. The museum is the San in the community that "would gener- museum. People just take it for grant- the San Jose Museum of Art exhibi- and over, "although some of the Jose Museum of Art Auxiliary. The art ate intaest in the show." ed that it's there." tion program. younger models look pretty good in designer Diane Freis is fashion. San Jose Mayor, Susan Hammer, Other celebrities that will model The festivities begin with a no-hast the evening wear." "The Art of Fashion: Diane Freis" will model a dress in the show. the garments are KNTV-TV Channel bar, lunch from noon to 1:30 p.m., and Wendel will be wearing one of the By Emma Burgess is a fashion show that will be held Vocalist Charles Williams will sing 11 personalities Maggie Scura, Stacey the show at 3 p.m. dresses during the show, she said a kx Dad) staff wrarr Thursday at 11:30 a.m. in the "The Lady in Red" to Hammer, who Hendler and Steve Schill (escort) Afterwards, the garments shown of the outfits are "flamboyant" and Fairmont Hotel in downtown San will be modeling a red dress. along with San Jose Mercury News will be available for purchase by the that "Diane Frets isn't for everybody," Inside a museum hang paintings Jose. Featured will be the latest collec- Williams is a member of the group columnist Leigh Weimers (escort), audience. The prices will sun at about and adds that there are "lots of gor- and on its floors sit sculptures; some tion of fall and holiday designs by The Cool Jerks," who perform at the Fairmont Hotel Public Relations $500 and up. Ten percent of the gar- geous beaded jackets," that are "very by well-known artists, others by Freis, an international designer. Her Fairmont and various places in the Director Lina Broydo and many oth- ments sold will go toward the muse- versatile." Frets is well known for her unknown artists who are new or for- main office is based in Hong Kong. Bay Area. as. um. signature lassie on her evening and eign. But it is the museum that gives to Some of the models selected are The mayor is "very anxious to sup- Tickets to the show are $60 per Charlotte Wendel, chairman of the formal wear. the arts, and not vice versa local celebrities, which "adds a little port the museum," Cameron said. She person, but if you're an art-lover and group putting the show together, said

Get your funny bone in s hape for Comedy Sportz Press tip No. 2: "The Daily never writes By Sandy Heynen guest speakers.This month they will Even though it is a paid job most anything about our department., activity or group. Daily staff writes have speakers from the profession on members do Comedy Sports on the For more information What can be done to change this?" Call up John Oct 22 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. side. Bessa, Comedy Sports will be having a They wanted to do something more There was recently a world series on the charity event call our news editor, (924-3280,) and tell him game on campus Thursday to help exciting to raise money than selling 1- of comedy in Kansas City, Mo., (408)739-0681. For other what's up. By the way, every semester there is a new fundraise for the National Student shirts, Ruth Jenkins, NSSLHA club involving 18 Comedy Sports teams. Comedy Sports informa- group of editors and reporters so it would be smart to Speech Language and Hearing president and veteran sports team They also perform at private events tion call (408)725-1356. reestablish contact every semester. Association. member, said. and charities such as this. The competition will take place at "It's a good way to combine doing 7:30 pan, in the Oki Science Building some fundraising and offering people in room 142, and it is to help raise something different and fun to do," money for audio-metric equipment for Jenkins said. Associated Students Program Board the diagnostic center on campus. "It's less than a movie and it's less Presents Wednesday Nite Cinema NSSLHA is a campus organization sticky," Jeff Kramer, owner and club which is part of the department of president of Comedy Sports said. 990 COLOR COPIES communication disorders and sci- Comedy Sports is a game of comedy ences. It is the student version of the skill performed by two teams and a national organization of American referee. Wed. Oct. 16, 6 & 9pm, $2.50 Speech and Hewing Association. It has been in the San Jose area for Student Union Ballroom As part of the practical for the four years and has just recently major, students are required to perform expanded to Palo Alto. public welcome As many tests and procedures. The sports teams perform three Hearing and visual tests are given nights a week: Thursdays at John e .1 colors to students for free and therapy is Dough's in Palo Alto, Friday at given on a credit basis through SJSU. Hochburg von Germania in San Jose, , as you want Classes such as accent reduction arc and Saturday at Brandon's in San Jose. also offered and are school funded. Kramer also offers comedy weft - The money raised will also go shops for those who have an interest in towards sending student representa- joining a team or improving their tives to professional conference and comedy. .55 990 Color Copies Regularly $2.50 1 One coupon per customer. 1 0%STUDENT DISCOUNT Not valid with any other offer and only at this location at Expires 10/31/91 PETE'S STOP TIRE CENTER Foreign & Domestic Auto Repair kinko%

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said. dude with the signing of agreements for a covered a substance that kills AIDS-infected A French-German brigade of 5,000 sol- political aid economic union of the European cells in the test tube. dias already exists. Community. However, Meiji Milk Products Co. did not But sources said the French-Gematn army release any details, and a leading financial corps, which may he based in Straslxiurg, seat daily newspaper, Nthon Krum Shunbun, said of the European Parliament, would be open to O Three wounded by the substance had not been tested cm animals all members of the nine -member Western htznans. European Union. Many substances have been found to kill It was descobed as the core around which gunfire on ships the AIDS virus in test tubes but proved a European army could be built unworkable as a treatment for humans. The Western European Union includes all TIRANA, Albania (AP) - Gunfire broke Meiji Milk said only that the substance it European Community members except out Tuesday between soldiers and a crowd of is testing is made from hemin, a crystalhne Ireland, Denmark arid Greece. Albanians trying to force their way aboard salt extracted from human blood. It said It has no formal link to the EC, but Frame ships in Vlora to flee their impovenshed were under way for clinical tests. and other nations have pushed to make it the homeland, and three people were wounded, Executives declined to expand on the central instrument of a common defense poli- Albanian TV said. announcement, say trig details on the sub- cy, instead of NATO. It reported that two soldiers and a member stance would be presented at medical conven- The WEU is to meet Oct 29 in Bonn. Its of the crowd were hit. There were no other tions in Japan on Nov. 29 and 30 and Dec. 4. members are France, Britain, Germany. Italy, details on who fired the shots. The newscast and 5. Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, also said would-be refugees hurled rocks at Portugal and Spain. police and soldiers and broke streetlights. The proposal has been forwarded to the 12 A similar attempt in Dunes, 20 miles NEWS QUIZ EC nations, the sources said, speaking on south of the capital city of Tirana, ended with - 0 Scientists launch Ozone in the upper atmosphere is impor- condition of anonymity. cut violence, but with four arrests on weapons tara to mankind because it acts as a shield Belgian Foreign Minister Mark Eyskens charges, it said. Five correct - news stud. Three Arctic ozone study against the sun's ultraviolet radiation, which expressed "great interest" in the initiative. The report said the shooting occurred in to four - reads USA Today can cause skin canal and harm some plants. "The French and German call to other Vitra, 60 miles southwest of Tirana, after a One to two - Where have you Scientists believe the Earth's ozone belt is WEU partners to set up a European armed Large group of people gathered and tried to been? LONDON (AP) - British scientists being eroded by chlorine and other molecules corps has our auention," Eyskens said in a treach barricades set up to prevent Albanians Tuesday announced an international study to Oat resWt from industrial pollution. statement. frorn rushing ships in the harbor. O Which country executed 28 drug survey the Earth's protective 07M1C layer in He said the proposal contained a "suffi- It gave no estimate of the crowd in Vliara traffickers on Monday? the northern hemisphere, which they said is cient arrangement to maintain intense cooper- but put the number in Dunes at about 2,000. showing signs of depletion similar to that in @ France, Germany ation with NATO." It said about 500 of the Durres crowd were Which campus group is sponsoring the Antarctic. The notion of a European defense force it home on buses. the National Collegiate Alcohol Joe Farman, who helped detect the 8-mil- has been at the heart of a debate within the The port areas of both cities were pro- Awareness Week? lion -square -mile Antarctic ozone hole in propose collective European Community and the North Atlantic claimed military zones earlier this year after e Why are tridges and overpasses in 1985, announced the $23.8 million study at a Treaty Organization, which includes the thousands of desperate Albanians clambered California no longer being named after Department of the Environment news confer- armed corps United States and Canada aboard ships to escape Europe's poorest cowl - living people? NATO proponents fear it will low its pre- try O Why was UPD investigating While ozone depletion in the Antaittic has PARIS (AP) - France and Germany are ckiminance in defense matters should the F,C Moulder Hall Iasi Saturday? been extensively studied, the situation in the to announce a new commit defense initiative opt for a common defense policy. Arctic is less clear. on Wednesday, reportedly proposing creation On Friday, France, Germany and Spain o Firm's stock jumps 0 What bill WO:. vetoed by the SUM The new European study, a five -month of a 50,000-member French -German force endorsed giving the Western European Union Assembly on Monday? experiment beginning in mid-November, will that could become the embryo for a European powers to implement European security and involve nearly 3co scientists from 17 coun- armed force. defense policy. on report of AIDS- ANSWERS : I ) Iran P E.P.. the PrevenUon Educauun Program. 31 Dead people do not cam - tries. Presidential spokesman Jean Musitelli said The position clashed with proposals mu comes after getting a Finial.= named after Ground -based measurements will be taken Tuesday the initiative will be made public advanced by Britain and Italy that promote a fighting substance than. 4) A peeping. _torn wax reported a guea to the dorm- 51S1:1-976, a 143 million U6I.; rant in locations including Greenland, Iceland, simultaneously in Pans and Bonn. continued strong role for NATO in Europe's all. Norway, Sweden, Finland and the Soviet It is "destined to give a new impetus to the future defense. TOKYO (AP) - The stock of Japan's Union, as well as the mid -latitude European common foreign and defense policy at the An EC summit in Masstricht, the second largest dairy food producer jumped countries. heart of the future political union treaty," he Netherlands, in December is supposed to con- Tuesday after the company announced it dis- Mord la) C. gry lroudder Spartan Daub Musters N:cw, Exaor

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Kenneth By Dede Reis Then Mason posed this ques- positive side, Mason explained Mackay, associate dean of the School of Is malt am= tion to her students; "How many there were societal benefits such as Science, says that the school can no longer sub- would say (Thomas) could serve having an open procem in which scribe to the moat complete the weather infor- The majonty of mass a:immure- on the Supreme Court if he walked public officials could be scruti- mation services. This limits instruction in the iations students in Pmfesarr Lauri into Anita Hill's office and said, 'I nized, further understanding the meteorological program. Mason's media law and ethics just saw the best pornography tsar of sexual harassment, and the class agreed in an in-class discus- movie last night, it involved ani- auention the public has paid to the Not enough time sion that it was ethical to leak mals, it involved women with big IXOCMS. Anita Hill's affidavit regarding sex- breasts, you should have seen it, "It's beat amazing over the past Mackay also is limited in new program ual harassment by Judge Clarence you should relax, you should light- weekend how many people have development. "My administrative time is cut Thomas and to broadcast the hear- en up. I'm your kind of gux and let tuned into these hearings and back. I don't have enough time to Rut into the ings which followed. me tell you about length.'? learned about how their govern- minority students science programs, Ir said. Mason's class met in front of Most of the students said if the ment works," Mason said. Another aspect students don't often see is Channel 5 KPIX news cameras to alleged conduct was true that he On the negative side, Mason the current low faculty morale, according to discuss the ethical issue of leaking should not be confirmed, however, explained that both Thomas' and Engell. He attributes some of this to the loss of news stories, using the Thomas ova half of the students said they Hill's credibility and character the Faculty Release Program, a system in which hearings as their reference. would vote to confirm Thomas were harmed, as well as the drive one course can he dropped from a professor's The overwhelming majority of because they either did not believe of qualified Americans who are not load for time to do outside research and pub- the class responded that, if they had Hill had a persuasive argument willing to risk going through the lishing. been Nina Totenberg of National against him or because the alleged process. "I've never seen lower morale at all the Public Radio, the reporter who incident of sexual harassment "The whole country has been places I've taught" Engel' said. "I think it's a obtained the affidavits from Anita ocurred 10 years ago. harmed by this, this circus that has terrible danger not to have the release time. I'm Hill and then published ha accusa- The discussion turned to pros been made out of a very important a better teacher if I keep abreast of my field. tions of sexual harassment, they and cons of the ethical issue of process, not just blacks but any It'll also mean the university can't attract new would have done the same thing. broadcasting the hearings. On the qualified person," Mason said. young faculty."

Most Students aren't aware THOMAS: Rally decries choice Most students aren't aware of these long- range problems, according to Engell. "Upper From Front Page coming sexism. opposed Thomas' confirmation division students don't really feel it because Her comments reflected intense because he refused to take a stand their classes were pretty much protected. feelings about abortion, sexual on abortion. Freshmen get the worst effects but, since they given a fair chance because she harassment and racism among Asefa, a county employee origi- have nothing to compare it to, they don't see was black and a woman. This is women attending the rally. nally from Ethiopia, happened on the problems either," he said. exemplary of our judicial system," Sexual harassment is "very the event during a coffee break. Even though students have different experi- said Frances Paredes. "There debilitating" to women's health, "It's educating women as well ences with the cutbacks than faculty, the doesn't seem to be enough justice according to Mandy Hawes, an as men. Nancy Kassebaum failed Academic Senate is encouraging students to for women." attorney for the Santa Clara County us," said Florence Shuster, a Los submit their own trials with the situation for Lynn Benson Daily stalE photographer Paredes said she hoped college- center for occupational health and Gatos homemaker. "It's not just Munitz to add to his data. Letters can be age women would be aware of the safety. women, it's getting the right dropped off in the Administration building Ellen Louise Hart, an instructor at UCSC, shows frustration importance of education in over- Addle Asefa is pro-choice and women." room 176. after hearing at Tuesday's rally that Thomas was confirmed. FREE TICKETS GOING FAST Well-done hamburger scare draws fire trucks By John Vieira The UPD in Sum called the San 'The grill is cleaned with a wire Duly gaff svraa Jose Fire Department. Two fire brush to prevent smoking. Problems engines arrived at the Student Union at occur if arrname bums something or Where there's smoke there isn't 10:30 a.m. if the ventilation system breaks always fire. Public Safety Dispatcher Bruce down," grill cook Willie Dykes said. Excessive smoke bellowed from a Cannon stated that it was a smoke There was no smoke inside the hamburger gnu in the Student Union scare in which no action was taken Student Union due to a new exhaust cafeteria Tuesday. The exhaust system and that the call was needless. system that was installed in March sent the smoke to the roof. No alarm "A report was received that a grill which sends all the cafeteria smoke to was sounded and no evacuation was in the cafeteria was smoking more the roof of the Student Union, accord- necessary but University Police were than usual," University Police ing to Jerry Mimnaugh, director of called. spokesman Richard Staley said. Food Services. Public colleges post biggest tuition increase in eight years NEW YORK (AP) Public col- College, $23,150; Massachusetts lic elementary and secondary educa- leges and universities are hitting stu- Institute of Technology, $22,230; Yale tion are taking a bigger bite out of dents with the biggest tuition increases University, $22,200; Wellesley state budgets," said Arthur Hauptman, in eight years as campuses in at least College, $21,928; Smith College, a Washington-based higher-education 30 states struggle to make up deep $21,870; Brandeis University, economist. budget cuts. $21,280; and Harvard and Radcliffe The University of Oregon raised Average tuition and fees at four- Colleges, $20,655. tuition this fall by nearly one-third to year public institutions lose 12 percent Average two-year private college $2,598. Rates rose 40 percent at the to $2,137 this fall from $1,908 in tuition rose 6 percent to $5,290. Room University of California system, to 1990-91 die first return to double- and board at such schools averaged $2,274. digit college inflation since 1983-84 $3,734, also tqr 6 percent. The 64-campus State University of when rates also went up 12 percent, "We want to hold down prim, but New York boosted tuition $500 to the College Board reported lbesday in not at the point where we sacrifice $2,150 a year, following a $300 rise in its annual tuition survey. quality," said Richard Rosser, presi- December. Counting average MOM and board dent of the National Association of The board calculated that a typical charges of $3,351, the typical four- Independent Colleges and resident undergraduate can expect to year public school tab for state resi- Universities. "It is a great dilemma. spend $16,292 this year at a four-year dents stands at $5,488. At two-year We simply must find better ways over private school and $7,584 at a four- public colleges, average tuition and time to finance education." year public institution, counting inci- fees are up 13 percent to $1,022, corn- College Board President Donald dentals like transportation, books and pared with $906 the previous year. M. Stewart blamed the increases on supplies and other personal expenses. Average rates at four-year private the recession. Since 1987, averages in the board's colleges went up by a far smaller 7 "Although we haven't seen double- annual survey have been weighted to percent But with tuition already high digit increases for public institutions take into account enrollment in each at many such schools, that still meant since 1983, many people expected SeCtor. Prior to that, the board simply a big average dollar boost: to $10,017, them this year because of the widely averaged what institutions of various compared with $9,340 in fall 1990. publicized cuts in state budgets," he types charged. The new calculation Total fixed charges, including room said. aims at giving a truer picture of what and board, averaged $14,403, the sur- Others said bed tuition news could typical suidents spend. vey found. outlast the economic downturn. Most of the survey data is in The Among schools charging the most "States face more competing College Cost Book, published by the were perennial leader Bennington demands on increasingly limited board. It is available at libraries or at College, $23,200; Sarah Lawrence resources. Items like prisons and pub- bookstcres for $14.95.

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12-year-old boy swallows crack TODAY! Upcoming Events cocaine to avoid arrest, almost dies Wednesday Oct. 16 Thursday Oct. 17 Friday Oct. 18 Road Block Health Day OMAHA, Neb. (AP) A 12 - Sundenneier said. "He tick his life in deliver. Both were in the Douglas 10:00 am-2 pm "keep on Skaking" year-old boy swallowed seven pieces his hands," he said. County Youth Center. 7th St. garage 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Film Festival of crack cocaine to avoid arrest and Police arrested the boys Monday The boys' names weren't released only quick action by police prevented night after an officer suspected they because of their age. Gymnastics Display Student Union a 15 -year-old boy from eating a plastic had drugs in a car and were intending The leader of an anti -drug group "Responsible Choices . Smart Choices' 10:00 am - 2:00 pm 8:15pm-900_ pm Salvadoran Band bag containing more of the drug, to sell them, officers said. said Tuesday the arrests should be a 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm authorities said. The 12-year-old had $140 in his rallying cry for the community. Morris Daily Auditorium Police rushed the 12-year-old to St. pocket, police said. The boy told Eddie Staum, founder of the Mad Controlled Drinking Experiment Amphitheatre Almaden Room Joseph Hospital, where he was forced police he had earned the money doing Dads, said the incident shows drug 10:30 am -1:30 pm Speakers Bureau to vomit the drugs Monday night, Sgt. odd jobs such as raking leaves. dealers are turning to children as sell- KSJS live remote with Gigette Mark Sundenueicr said. The boy was The 15-year-old was stopped from ers as police and community groups 7:00 pm -900 pm Student Union Adams and Chris Kramer released from the hospital Tuesday swallowing a plastic bag with 10 crack down on adult dealers. Student Union Ballroom .ukl taken to a detention center. pieces of crack, police said. -It is a challenge for every parent Student Union, South Side

'The I2 -year-old might have died Both boys were charged with pos- in this city" to provide direction and supported by Prevention Education Program Educator,. Gamma Spartan Athletics Dovi on of floustng SONVICOS, Ileaith Services, SHAG. had he not been treated immediately, session of crack cocaine with intent to fight drugs, Staten said. California Highway Petrol, Mans Gymnastics, Choices Commatee. University Police Dept and Program Board