Campaigning for Uncle Ted 0 RFK Jr. attacks Carter by Kim Bergheim When asked if he would accept a began ins 15-minute talk. because they can't afford the high The Kennedy charisma has been position in the presidential cabinet if "Since President Carter has interest rates," he said. handed down from father to son, as one were offered, Kennedy quickly been elected, inflation has risen Blacks who dream of getting a retorted, You've got to be kid- has risen at evidenced by the enthusiastic and from 9.2 to 20 percent, gold good job are broken because of the dynamic speaking style of Robert F. ding." $133 to $540 an ounce and gas ity from high unemployment rate among Kennedy, Jr. He said soon afterward that he from 62 cents to $1.25 per ed. has risen blacks, Kennedy continued. It is 2- is the son of the late plans to return to law school after be Kennedy gallon. 1/2 times higher than the unem- the election. ess presidential candidate Robert F. "The president says there is ployment rate for whites. Kennedy, who was shot in 1968. San Jose City Councilman Tom nothing he can do about the rising McEnery introduced Kennedy to the And Hispanics, Kennedy said, ar- Kennedy, one of 11 children, was prices because they are caused by audience. who dream of getting a good ed in the South Bay campaigning for his forces no one understands," Ken- uncle, presidential candidate Sen. "The style of leadership today is education are broken because of the eft nedy continued. "I think it is cutting of bilingual programs. Edward Kennedy, at De Anza unacceptable," McEnery said. "We frightening to believe the American need leadership to be more informed There are 2 million people out of he College Wednesday afternoon. people have thrown their hands up of the work and Kennedy was speaking as part issues. and accepted Carter's philosophy. inflation is continually of De Anza's Cinco De Mayo "The presidential race is a increasing, he added. ed "We need a candidate with celebration. contest of the heart and soul of this "It's not that Ily conviction and commitment," he President Carter He held a brief press conference country, not only of the Democratic can't do something ate said. We need a real Democrat in about these before he addressed approximately Party," McEnery said. problems," Kennedy But the White House." said. "It's that 200 persons at De Anza. As Kennedy stepped onto the he hasn't wanted to. "I took a year off from law platform, he was greeted with a Kennedy said that today many "We need someone to challenge storm of applause and cheering. people have broken dreams and school to personally campaign for Carter. We need someone to follow "I was to talk broken promises. my uncle," he said. "I don't receive about some of the through on campaign promises." any personal instructions from my issues affecting the presidential "Young couples who dream of uncle on what to say." campaign," Kennedy said as he buying a new house are broken One of Sen. Kennedy's major plans is a national health care program, Kennedy said. open for summer students "We are the only industrialized Dorms country that doesn't guarantee On-campus housing is available for students planning rates are $160 and $328. health care," he said. "Children to attend summer school at SJSU in either the first session Meal costs are separate from housing fees. They are have to grow up with deformities (June 1-20) or second session (June 22-Aug. It. $82.50 for the three-week session and $165 for six weeks. because their parents can't afford to Royce Hall, one of the seven dorms, will remain open This provides the student with 15 meals per week, Monday have the deformity corrected. If a for students attending classes. through Friday. baby is crying, the parents have to decide if the sickness is worth a $50 The double occupancy rate for the three-week session hy JiLhe Levy is $120 and $246 for the six-week session. Single occupancy See related story on page 6 visit to a hospital." Robert F. Kennedy Jr Spartan Daily

Volume 74, Number 66 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Monday, May 12, 1980

or- the e x t Chief discusses Wheelchair students denied access High wheelchair students, Montgomery The by Brian Wirth and Ellen Goodwin said. p.m. The rooms in the Spartan City S.J. police issues The Men's Gym and the PER complex are too small to ac- Building are "totally a v d inaccessible" commodate the wheelchair ramps, by Kevin Folan ficer must be hired for every two to handicapped usic students confined to Montgomery said. the The community can help the non-bilingual officers and -We have wheelchairs, according to SJSU police combat crime by developing to get the police department up to Environmental Health and Safety The lowest mezzanine of the "a strong, cohesive attitude that strength." Officer Ron Montgomery. Student Union, which contains a TV condemns that behavior," San Jose "We're in a crisis in San Jose," Students in wheelchairs have no lounge and was the site of a tem- Police Chief Joseph McNamara told McNamara said. It takes a year access to the second floor in either of porary coffee house last fall, will a criminal justice class Thursday. from the time someone takes the test these building due to lack of remain out of reach to wheelchair For their part, "The police have to become a police officer, to his or elevators, Montgomery said. 11 students. to get the public to understand what her appearance on the street as an "There's no way to get up there, There is "no way to put the role of the police is" by having officer, McNamara said. no elevator," said wheelchair bound elevators in there unless we tear out y're more contact with citizens. A -vigorous effort" is being SJSU student Lee Curtis. floors," which the university is not and McNamara, a Harvard Ph.D, made to recruit women, and in An additional problem for handi- prepared to do at this time, Mon- wh. was captain with the New York City response to a question, McNamara capped people in these buildings is tgomery said. Police Department and was chief of said that women have generally the lack of bathrooms modified for

I that police in Kansas City before been successful at the job. wheelchairs. tics. becoming chief of police in San Jose Despite some problems, there is This lack forced participants in ley'r on May 1,1978. "a tremendous esprit de corps" in the wheelchair basketball game held Pre-trial The San Jose police jurisdiction the San Jose police department, sal, April 30 to do without bathrooms or covers 155 square miles, includes which is "one of the top-ranked to go to other buildings on campus. ea 600,000 people, and is divided into departments in the country," Mc- The university is presently read eight districts, McNamara said. Namara said. asking for $500,000 in state funding to hearing for The police department has 1,100 Asked about the troubled area install elevators in these buildings. d s employees, including 800 sworn near Story and King roads and the According to Montgomery, officers. However, San Jose "has the confrontations between the police however, the actual amount reporters least number of officers per 1,000 of and "Iowriders," McNamara said received will probably range ting,' from any major city," with only 1.3 per "A police department is always $225,000 to $400,000. muc 1,000 as compared to the national under suspicion by the minority," "We feel very con optimistic about Thursday average of between 3.5 to 3.6 per and "historically, there is receiving funds," Montgomery said. 1,000, McNamara said. justification for this suspicion. In recent years, state funding The next pretrial hearing for The San Jose police have been "The police chief's job is to has enabled the university to install former Spartan Daily reporter Mark experiencing a high attrition rate listen to both sides," and the chief five elevators in campus buildings, Robert Henry will be held Thursday. recently. Part of the reason is police has to be "responsive to the com- including the Journalism Building, Originally scheduled for April, pay, according to McNamara. munity," McNamara said. the Faculty Office Building, and the the hearing was deferred because of "Wages have dropped very The San Jose Police Department Home Economics Building, ac- scheduling problems with the at- considerably," and "Lots of officers has the "best minority represen- cording to Montgomery. torneys and the judge. are leaving," McNamara said. tation of any department in the Although not "totally inac- Henry was subpoenaed in early "Even if Proposition 9 passes," country," McNamara said. by Greg Rochard cessible," several other campus February for all materials used in the police "are going to need a He strongly criticized the SJSU student Lee Curtis in Men's Gym buildings aLso present problems for writing and presenting an Oct. 10 significant pay increase," he said. handling of the Story/King area handicapped students. According to Montgomery, the university, however, plans to install Spartan Daily story, "Police sweep In response to a question about troubles by the local media, though. The Old Science Building does elevator door is too heavy for a ramp in two years to enable upsets youth on East Side," per- the suspension of the 60 college unit "The news media reporting on not meet federal standards to ac- wheelchair students to hold open and students to enter the building. taining to an alleged riot incident in requirement for San Jose police the police has been very unfair," on commodate wheelchair students. the elevator button is too high. The university does not plan to the vicinity of King and Story roads. candidates, McNamara said under the situation, McNamara said. Wheelchair students are forced Library South ground floor is modify two areas, Spartan City and A San Jose Mercury reporter federal mandate one bilingual of- -continued on back page to use an "old-fashioned freight also inaccessible to wheelchair the mezzanine levels of the Student was also subpoenaed for the same elevator" Curtis said. students, Montgomery said. The Union, that are inaccessible to reason. ih) Leisure Studies program receives $40,000 handicapped education grant

by Hilary K. Hann personnel to teach in the Target Access program. Target Access, a Recreation and Leisure Studies program, has again Collard said she feels fortunate to get the HEW funding because of all the received a grant from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare's recent cutbacks in in-service training funds at the federal level. Bureau of Education for the Handicapped. The grant will start at $40,000 for The first year of the grant is the most difficult to secure. Collard said. To the first year. get the benefits from the grant for the entire three years, Target Access According to Kathy Collard, Recreation and Leisure Studies coor- must file a continuation application with HEW, along with a year-end report dinator, this is the second time the department has been awarded the federal on what they have accomplished. grant. Target Access received the first one in 1977. The second is scheduled Six graduate students currently in the project are also on the Target to begin next fall. Access staff. The primary purpose of the grant is to provide stipends to support The main thrust of Target Access is to take the skills students have graduate students during in-service training. learned in a setting that has been structured to facilitate persons with These students must have a concentration in therapeutic recreation. disabilities, and work with them to make a better transition from these There are two types of stipends allotted to students, full awards of $900 or facilities to the outside world. partial ones of $450. Included in the students' aims is that of helping stimulate outside Target Access, which began a few years ago, was concieved on the basis companies and agencies to accommodate the disabled person. of mainstreaming, a process that maximizes the abilities a disabled person This could mean doing anything from widening a door so those in has. It also attemots to change the outside world to make it more accessible wheelchairs can enter a building, to installing a ramp so they can move to the disabled, and to try to do away with society's prejudices about the through a normally inaccessible area. handicapped. Target Access's outside agency focus has been typically confined to the Whereas the new grant will continue to provide graduate students with Bay Area. stipends, Collard said they want to expand the in-service training by The first year of the grant in 1980-81 will focus on the recreation per- upgrading their skill development. In this way, they can provide different sonnel in the California Parks and Recreation Society I Districts 4 and 6), recreational programs that coincide with certain disabled persons' which extends from the San Francisco Bay Area to Santa Cruz. capabilities. In the past, Target Access has worked with local Parks and Recreation According to Collard, Target Access is the only program of its kind not departments in both Santa Clara County and Daly City, to facilitate AIM only to be supported by a federal grant, but also to be organized by a state recreation for the disabled. This has included not only making the areas ly university. more physically accessible, but establishing programs that will make it S.J. City Police Chief Joseph McNamara Some of the grant money is also used to pay therapeutic recreation easier for the disabled to participate. May 12. 1980 2 forum Is the auto on the way out? -- No chance by Ron Regalia inefficient mode of transportation cost of owning a car goes up, the bicycles, particularly in the Bay without an automobile is forced to surfboard or skis). Staff iS nter we have. In addition to the expense, vehicle's size is decreasing. Area, also suffer in the areas of join a carpool or hitchhike. In either Americans have shown a As gasoline prices and the cost the car is our No. 1 air polluter and The romantic, status symbol convenience, time and depen- case, the car is a necessity. preference for the automobile of living continue to soar, many one of the leading causes of death. image which Americans have given dability. Bus systems and bicycles, despite the many costs involved. Not people have cut back in or quit Traffic congestion on unsightly the automobile, however, is not BART is on most occasions a though relatively cheap, are time owning a car, I have experienced the driving and settled into alternative freeways is a tremendous strain fading. This is a factor that BART faster and less painful way of consuming. Why spend an hour-and- problems with mass transit and modes of transportation. both physically and mentally on the and other mass transit designers traveling than the car. Problems a-half on a bus to Palo Alto when a often felt the frustration of limited The automobile, without driver. As if the commute isn't slow have either overlooked or not been such as parking, waiting in long car can get there in 20 minutes? mobility. Being a student and not a question, is becoming a burden for enough, finding a parking place once able to solve in their efforts to lines of traffic and concentrating on Time is a precious commodity to commuter has eased the pain many commuters. F uel, insurance, you reach your destination is often replace the car. the road are virtually eliminated by many people, one which often somewhat. More importantly, I have maintenance, repairs and the huge nerve-shattering. Most people cannot afford the rapid transit. supercedes all financial con- learned to live without the car. initial investment have made the car Gasoline to teed these beasts is luxury of a Mercedes or Rolls The system, unlike those back siderations. The point is that Americans, small and un- our most expensive means of the leading drain on our dwindling Royce, cars which have come to East, is simply too Mass transit often involves including myself, are spoiled, and a to be an effective major transportation. oil resources. Dependence on oil has represent upper-class wealth. The dependable waiting time. Many people find it reason is the automobile. The Most commuters still car Most cars, however, are not left this country, once a self- fact that many middle and even alternative. less frustrating to have an is a luxury and a convenience stations that rusting away in back yards and sufficient and respected world lower class people continue to drive must drive cars to BART automobile ready at hand. In we will not give up. garages. The construction of BART. leader, open to manipulation by these cars indicates the strength of and use other types of transit to emergencies, having to cope with Recessions and skyrocketing our sleek, multi-billion dollar rapid weak foreign countries. the status symbol image. The reach their destinations. The mass transit could be disastrous. At inflation, we are told, will change all transit system, did nothing to reduce Mass transit involves less Cadillac. for example, is a popular system, furthermore, has had other times, it may be inconvenient. that. In many ways, Americans are among operating difficulties. becoming more conscious of Bay Area traffic flow. pollution, lower fuel consumption means of expressing -class" For commuters, mass transit This tendency to break down is wasteful practices and cutting back People who sa the automobile and is an overall cheaper and more the lower income. should be the most efficient and though, also a problem with bus systems. on "frills" such as vacations and is on its way out are sadly mistaken. efficient means of traveling. Why The average American, inexpensive means of getting to The Santa Clara County Transit is restaurant dinners. President While domestic car sales are then is the car more desirable to has shifted this image to cars in his work. This is true in New York and notorious for overheating, tardiness, Carter's tightening of credit has and plummeting, the sales of foreign most people'? or her price range, such as Datsuns, Chicago, where transit systems are or just not showing up at all. will increase this austerity, par- cars are going through the roof. The One answer lies in the Hondas and Toyotas. Though gas more dependable than those in Cars also need periodic repairs, far ticularly in the housing market. automobile is and will remain the American's peculiar obsession with efficiency is the major drawing card the Bay Area. An improved BART but the owner can always turn to The car, however, will not be primary means of getting around in the automobile. The glory days of for these cars, advertisers and system might be a tremendous in- alternative transportation modes. one of the discarded non-essentials. most areas. the Model T and Thunderbird are designers have also exploited the centive for Bay Area commuters. In many ways, it doesn't make over. Rising fuel prices have all but American's desire for luxury and When a bus breaks down, the rider is In a recession, the country cannot In terms of general or off-work sense. All things considered, the car cleared the road of the gas-guzzling. style. stranded. When the transit em- afford to expand mass transit. In travel, though, mass transit falls is probably the dirtiest and most V-8 driven homes-on-wheels. As the Rapid transit, bus systems and ployees go on strike, the commuter stable or prosperous times, people flat. You can't hop a BART to the will not use it. Santa Cruz beaches or the snow- Many Americans still feel a covered Sierra slopes. Planes are need to own a car. Cars, like only useful for long-distance travel baseball, hot dogs and apple pie, are to specific urban centers. Buses are part of being American. To give one pastime' slow and will carry only restricted up 'national is like losing Cruising: A a lover or long-time amounts of luggage. friend. ( atherine Cassidy ally Wit). I rorn emergency flares reflected tiff used at least a tank of gas a night), The automobile, at a moment's As long as that philosophy Marl Writer Everything indicated that it the cars. We assumed there had just looking for something. I'm still notice, will go almost anywhere with exists, the automobile will be, next Last Saturday night, after we would be a fairly normal drive. We been an accident. not sure what. ps minimal stops and can handle more to the Grand Canyon, our had practically depleted our had the stereo turned on reasonably As cars ahead of us began to pull And when we'd hear talk of older most "r of your possessions i such as a treasured national possession. sp checking accounts of all funds at the loud and were just talking about all off the road and disappear, however, people getting upset about it, or read grocery store, we decided to treat of the regular things. If anything we finally realized what the problem articles in the newspaper that went hit ourselves and blow the rest of our was really extraordinary about the was. on about how cruising was an ch spending money on a couple of ice situation, well, we weren't picking it Directly in front of us, the deteriorating the downtown com- cream cones. up. epitome of Saturday night splendor, munity atmosphere, we'd laugh. It was almost nine, but the drive Then we hit the King-Story Road was the "lowest" low rider I had The police have almost given up ati to Baskin-Robbins was a short one, intersection. After passing through ever seen. on the situation. On National Cruise ha just down Story Road a few blocks the light, traffic cattle to a Iorriplete Its glistening fire-engine-red Day last Friday night, between 3,000 cli and up Jackson Street a couple standstill. body just barely cleared the gound, and 4,000 cruisers held up traffic on bre more, and we decided that butter The side of the road was dotted help up, amost miraculously it Stevens Creek Boulevard in wa pecan ice. cream was worth the drive with police cars, and the red glow seemed, on wheels just a touch Cupertino for almost four hours as rai bigger than bicycle tires. they -cruised." go It was quite a spectacle and we Although police responded by wouldn't have minded admiring it, if issuing an overwhelming 170 traffic letters it me hadn't been for one thing: The citations to the daring ones, the att driver was doing 15 in a 35 mph zone. move was not enough to scare the pe But when we looked around, it other 3,830 off the strip. was plain that no one, at Definite need least that l-aw enforcement officials do off Concerned we could see, was too upset about the tend to overreact to the cruisers, as ant Editor: Editor: situation. They were all doing the do the media and the rest of the This is in response to Ellen ram As a disabled student, 1 am same thing. community, but yet something has Goodwin's forum on funerals. wh concerned about a dangerous They were cruising. to be said about the cruisers Traditional shc funerals serve a situation in the Seventh Street For some reason, there is themselves. very definite need to many people. the parking garage. The location of the something mesmerizing about the Cruising is a national pastime This type of funeral has a beginning parking section for disabled people nightly parade of cars that snake that has followed American youth viewing), a middle a service of requires the disabled person to cross along Story Road and its tributaries, through three decades of driving, end some kind, and an end cemetery ) order four lanes of moving traffic. in something that draws even more simply because there isn't really a troi When so done, it is an immense to get to the Education Building. I people to join the chain in hopes of whole lot more for them to do. comfort to many people. A lanes often find crossing the traffic. catching a bit of the action. Now, in 1980, with all of the whi memorial service tends to cloud the hazardous and anxiety-provoking. Cruising is not peculiar to Story clamor about exhorbitant gas fact that a person has really died. Road alone. It goes on everywhere, prices, you'd think they could try to Some partners, when not ac- I have spoken with the Seventh Doc in small towns and large cities, on find something else to do. Cruising tually seeing the loved one laid out, Street parking garage manager and hul big four-lane thoroughfares and has become pretty expensive in think the person is not really gone. expressed my concerns. He in- ter: small country roads. recent times. So, as a result, a place for the loved formed me that he is aware of the nos And low riders are certainly not Young people want to socialize, one is set at the table every meal. need to relocate the disabled fen the only cruisers. There are the high as they have for years, but they Clothes are kept neatly arranged in parking area, but that it is not one of Del riders, the street dragsters with really don't have many places to go. closets and dresser drawers. The his top three priorities. He told me it Br( rebuilt, high-performance engines, So as soon as they can drive, bed is kept ready for sleeping, etc. might be relocated sometime in the they tractor tires and custom body work. take off on the The viewing of the loved one, in the future. weekend nights in the There are even the middle-of-the- car. del; casket, brutally underlines that pro I roaders. who just cruise to cruise. Cruisers need places to go where their loved one has indeed passed on. would like to see the disabled the There must be something they can socialize without risking As for the cost of a funeral, many of parking area relocated immediately edit magnetizing about cruising. When I the danger of getting hauled into the the bereaved think money is better before there is a tragic accident sta I involving a disabled student. was in high school, the entire week police station every night. spent this way than junior inheriting was spent preparing for the big it and spending it on a used The cities complain about the Marjorie Houston cruise down the main street on cruising s ca Volkswagen. dilemma, and yet they James F. Martin Counselor Education, Friday nights. We'd go up and down really don't make any definite Pre librarian Graduate student that street for hours must have moves to provide young people with to s ample entertainment possibilities. intu Until they do, I guess the rest of Ain us will just have to brave the cruising parade on the weekends if ca we want a late-night snack. resi

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a ke re ne me by Mark Mary mce "I hope these number greater ability to em- were the first psychologists hy Tom Tutko, SJSU In order to deal with help, Marilyn," Tutko pathize. to label the "Winning is it psychology professor and the problem of holding says. "If not, let us know." "Some people think, Everything" approach to ost -pioneer' in the field of another job outside of his "There's something 'Well, how can you give sports as "sick." sports psychology, shifts teaching chores. Tutko about his voice," says advice when you haven't Acceptance was not his 5-10, 182-pound frame receives university credit Garfield, who has been been able to work it out?' immediately forthcoming, anxiously in the studio for public service and producing Tutko's show for Quite honestly, with 11 according to Tutko, as he chair. outside consulting, both 10 weeks. "People trust his divorces for every 10 and Ogilvie were Placing headphones requirements of the SJSU voice. marriages, I'm simply a sometimes "condemned" atop his graying, longish Psychology Department. "I've had people call part of that group and I for their approach to the hair, the 48-year-old Tutko mental aspect of sports. closes his eyes and But, while they bore the breathes in deeply. He is brunt of criticism from waiting for his 50th KXRX academicians and coaches radio talk show session to He empathizes with most of alike, a trail was blazed for go on the air. current authors to take the callers, but 'I can quickly similar stands. He utilizes one of the "My feeling was we methods he teaches remove myself in terms of SJSU Psychology Prof. Tom Tutko gives telephone callers on -the-air advice athletes to better their were the forerunners," performances as he dealing with a solution' Tutko says. "I hear some at KXRX on subjects ranging from suicide to whether the family dog should -psyches himself up" to things now like there are be allowed at the dinner table. offer help discoveries and all, and I to callers and you?" "That's it," Garfield situation. " You answer questions. Topics thought, 'Crap, we did all His radio manner says, congratulating Tutko automatically go to the 1984 range from that along time ago.' suicide to appears to be one of a for the way he handles the Olympics." whether the family dog Casting aside the up and say, 'I never understand those problems "We were the first to person who cares about the should be allowed to sit at call a talk show's hour-long delay, thought I'd much better now." write a problem athletes emotions of his listeners. DeVIXD STUDENTS PROGRAM BlIARD=s. the dinner table. Tutko quickly takes on the show.' His voice is very While Tutko deals daily book and were condemned He continually makes SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Tutko listens for the role of psychological conversational. It sounds with a series of topics and for it. Now that's all you suggestions to listeners, end of his show's in- troubleshooter, attempting like he's talking and problems, he is quick to see." never ordering them to do you. It's like he troduction and prepares to to both identify a caller's listening to point out that he is only Tutko has recently cut something. He seems to be voice his opening line, problem and offer advice. cares about you." giving advice to callers, not back on a large portion of a good friend, someone you High All of this must be done While Tutko admits he providing therapy or zikcateglOo When ... his sports psychology can open up with and talk within an average of five empathizes with most of counseling. Tutko carries work, spending more time to on an individual basis. "We won't be joining minutes a call. the callers, he is quick to no insurance for possible now on individual im- After Tutko suggests The Wednesday Cinema Doctor Tutko just yet," a point out that emotions problems arising from the provement techniques and that Pat ask her friend to Mac 14 $1.00 7& 10P.M husky male voice in- "You know, this is your have to be separated from advice he gives on the air. the weekly radio talk show. stay temporarily in a terrupts. "We're switching talk show," Tutko ex- Film clip of The Pretenders claims. "The things you solutions if his advice is "This isn't coun- retirlment home, she flOW to a live press con- "You have a tough call Lotebot. going to do any good. seling," Tutko explains, thanks him for his help, he "Brass in Pocket- 8r "Tai,,,, ference in Washington with want to talk about make on line three," producer thing - "When I get calls from -it's more like in- thanks her for calling and Morris Dailey Auditorium Defense Secretary Harold this a sharing Garfield warns Tutko. these people. I really have formation-giving. wishes her "the best of Brown." something we can both feel "Better batten down the good about. a lot of feeling and em- "It isn't therapy hatches." luck." Following another pathy for where they're either," he adds. "So to be "If you're having any "Thanks. delay, Tutko is told the coming from. But I can thought of in that line You better kind of difficulties, get out my cure-all pills," program will begin after quickly remove myself in really is kind of foolish. here is a Tutko giggles. the 10 o'clock news and an anything, terms of dealing with a You wouldn't sue Spry Fil111 Series PreseitIS legitimate reason for editorial by one of the solution. somebody for advice." The giggling stops, giving us a buzz," Tutko station's managers. ''It's very easy if Before the talk show however, when Pat, 40, adds, frequently using someone calls in and says came along, Tutko gained tells Tutko of the problems The editorial is a "we" rather than "I." that their husband is national recognition for she faces living with a scathing appraisal of After suggesting to the causing them problems, to several books and articles woman who twice tried to President Carter's decision THE DYBBUK first caller that she talk to get angry with the on the psychological commit suicide. Her raspy To send military personnel her dentist about her fear husband," Tutko con- aspects of sports and the voice quivers during the six into Iran to free the 50 of needles, Tutko takes on tinues. effect of the desire to win minutes she is on the air. American hostages. The one of the toughest "But I would rather on the participants. Tutko "How can I be of manager concludes by Tuesday, May 13, 8:00 p.m. situations of the morning. empathize with the woman states he and former help?" Tutko asks the calling for Carter's and say, 'All right, tow colleague Bruce Ogilvie woman. "What can I do for resignation. Morris Dailey Auditorium Marilyn, 28 ( no last what can I do about it? as names are used to protect This is a story about a woman whose husband-to-be has died. His spirit pos- "Thanks a lot," Tutko opposed to, Well, let's get the caller's identity), tells sesses her body at the moment she remarries. Thus, she becomes possessed half-snaps, half-cackles at angry with him.' That CONTACTS Tutko with a trembling MAKING by the "Dybbuk," which must be exorcized. the show's 27-year-old doesn't help." voice that her newlywed producer, Su Garfield. With all the calls Tutko IN THE MUSIC husband was not satisfying $1.00 Admission What do I do next, cut my gets concerning marital her sexually. Explaining BUSINESS Co Sponsored by Millet & Assoc Students finger off?" problems, it is interesting that she tried to discuss the to note that he has been So begins another problem with him, Marilyn married three times. Does installment of Tutko's tearfully tells Tutko that this have any effect on his psychological talk show, her husband responded by ability to help callers with one of eight on stations throwing furniture arounc marital problems? throughout the nation. the house the night before. "It sure does," Tutko The show runs each After suggesting that says. "I'm an expert .in weekday morning from 9 to waiting several years for everything. noon, with the last hour of her husband to change "I've been through Tuesday and Thursday's might not be in Marilyn':( almost every aspect and shows consisting of a taped best interest, Tutko gives every angle of marriage. May 12, 1980 S.U. Ballroom lecture on various topics, her several telephone I've gone through divorces, since Tutko teaches a numbers for local child-rearing, a number of NO ADMISSION 8 P.M. beginning psychology marriage counseling different experiences CHARGE course at 11 those mor- services. which I think give me a Spartan Daily ENTERTAINMENT Sen mg the San Jose State BUSINESS Colversits Commands /AA RA ©NM Since 1934 i SPS 509-489 SYMPOSIUM Second cloSti postage paid at San Jose. 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Davis, pretenders don't belong in Oakland Heating strong and proud, that heart carried Oakland With reports recently rekindled intimating Oakland's to its lone Super Bowl triumph, 32-14, over Minnesota in Raiders desired move south may still become a reality, 1977. many who have followed the Raiders over the past But since then, that heart has developed a serious an- decade-plus hope NFL czar Pete -call me pharoah ' eurism; two consecutive 9-7 seasons and watching the Rozelle will let Al Davis' people go. Bared Soles playoffs on TV twice for the first time since 1966. Those so hoping say, quite correctly, that any Ken "Snake" Stabler and Fred Biletnikoff were the resemblance between the Riaders of the past 15 years and Roger Myers ultimate reflections of the Pride and Poise upon which Al those who will labor this year is purely coincidental - Davis' organization's heart thrived. Stabler, NFL MVP, Editor while the uniforms may be the same, the names have been Sports the dart-thrower who cooly stepped back and surveyed J.)ie drastically changed to protect Davis' autonomous control. field under the most heated of pressure, dissecting The tradition of the Silver and Black was fully em- defenses while Biletnikoff, Super Bowl MVP, cooly turned bodied for the first time under national scrutiny in one of even the best defensive backs inside out. the longest days in Raider history, that January day in of a large grapefruit. But neither the injuries, constantly But in the past two years, Davis decided he needed 1968 when the team of the '60s soundly trounced the team aggravated in battle that day, nor the score mattered. neither, cutting Biletnikoff before the 1978 season in favor of the '70s 33-14 in Super Bowl II. Their magnificent private Super Bowl exuded what the of Morris "couldn't catch a cold" Bradshaw and trading But the real Super Bowl went unnoticed by most. Packers had stood for and what Oakland would come to Snake recently for Houston's Dan Pastorini. On one side, representing the entrenched champion stand for: Pride and Poise. In like manner, Otis Sistrunk, Jack Tatum, Phil Green Bay Packers, was a young offensive guard named Since that ray, the Raiders have carried out well that Villapiano and ma:iy other Pride and Poise players have Gale Gillingham. On the other was Oakland's Tom creed. The Raiders carried on because even in the midst been shipped off to other stops along the football trail. Keating, a defensive lineman. of compiling the best winning percentage in football, they For all intents, those men running around in silver For those 60 minutes on Miami's Orange Bowl turf, managed to draft shrewdly, preparing well for the retire- and black next year won't be the "Oakland Raiders." Not Gillingham and Keating went at each other like two ment of key personnel. really. gladiators waging their own private war. When Darryl Lamonica stepped down, there was a kid Hence, many Raider fans hope the courts overrule Gillingham had come into the fray with a bad arm, named "Snake" to adroitly take his place. Missing nary a Rozelle and the Oakland Coliseum's narrow-minded di- Mark Van Eeghen. by Paul Chin Keating with a severely twisted ankle swelled to the size beat, the organization's heart pumped on. rectors and let Davis take his pretenders to Los Angeles. One of the few real Raiders left

-MC Az, Golfers Playoff hopes vanquished second in Spartans bow to Broncos by Jeff Morris surmountable 12-0 advan- for three hits and 4 runs be- The season-ending tage in Saturday's 15-3 fore giving way to Ern PCAAs baseball series against triumph. Tretten in the second in by Catherine Cassidy cross-town rival University Senior John Tillema, a ning. The SJSU men's golf of Santa Clara was not a senior, went the distance, The Broncos' Dave Lit team was unable to stop joyous event for SJSU, as it striking out seven, giving wak, also a senior, picket Fresno State in the PCAA dropped two of the three up 12 hits and walking up the win, finishing thi championship tournament contests to the Broncos. none, as he evened his 1980 1980 season at 3-8- in Stockton Saturday, but A heartbreaking 5-3 record at 5-5. The Broncos benefiter followed closely behind for loss Friday and a 13-5 The Broncos returned from a loss of composuri second place. , pounding in the bottom half the favor in the bottom half by Mark Langston, Fri Fresno had established of Saturday's double of the twin bill, pounding day's starter, as they use a six stroke lead over the header snuffed out any out 14 hits for a 13-5 win and two bases-loaded walks fo: Spartans after the first r- Spartan hopes for post-sea- a happy close-out for first- the 5-3 win at San Jost round Friday and added 4. son considerations as an at- year Bronco skipper Al En- Municipal Stadium. two strokes to that to suc- large team in the NCAA driss. Langston, who pitched cessfully defend its cham- District 8 playoffs which It was not the best way six-plus innings of no-hit pionship, finishing the 54- begin May 23. for SJSU senior starter Jay ball, lost his cool when he hole tournament with a SJSU's saving grace in Brazil 19-41 to close out a didn't get a called strike in 1,074. the series was a 15-3 win in career, as he was tagged the middle of the seventh. The Spartans compiled the opener of Saturday's a 1,082 second place score. twin bill at Buck Shaw Sta- while host University of the dium on the Santa Clara Pacific pressed hard to campus. SPARTAN 0 capture third with a final by Mike Malone The Spartans ended the team total of 1,084. Running back Bobby Pleasant turns the corner in the Alumni game, which was won by the varsity, 24.- second half of Northern Taking individual hon- 10. Saturday afternoon at Spartan Stadium, evening the series record at 1-1 California Baseball Asso- Ilth &SAN CARLOS ors from the tournament an 11-7 ciation action with (1 BLK. from CAMPUS) was Utah State's Jay Don mark, 29-24-1 overall. Blake. His team took fourth Power failure doesn't stop varsity Santa Clara closed out 75 Washers with a 1,095, but Blake's the season at 6-12 in league, and Dryers heroics on the course, in- by Dave Meltzer proximately 900 fans at nounced by a police mega- with a hard-hitting per- 25-30 overall. cluding a 7-under-par 63 for A power failure Spartan Stadium Saturday phone. formance on defense in in the Four runs on five hits NO WAITING the first round and a 68 Sat- second period; which caus- afternoon. The game was played holding the alumni to just in the second inning and urday, earned him the indi- ed Lazar-panic in the SJSU The power failure under special rules to pre- 10 points. nine runs on six hits in the FREE PARKING vidual PCAA title, with a Men's Athletic Depart- caused a near-panic, be- vent injuries. After scores, The alumni's lone third staked SJSU to an in- final two-day 203. His 63 in ment, blew out the score- cause without power, what the team scored upon touchdown came from a 55- the first round tied a course board and when it return- was to happen in the San would take over on their 35- yard pass play from Craig 11111srmau.-Jr--iirir= -41=-1 1Mir--.4=11=-1=meirWilmlillWr=11=1" record. ed, there were three points Jose Earthquakes soccer yard line instead of having Kimball to his favorite re- Blake's performance missing - or were there? game scheduled that even- kickoffs and returns. ceiver, Eric Dahl, The was reminiscent of the Sun There was also to be no Kimball/Dahl connection Daryl Temkin The varsity ing? Devil/Phoenix Thunder- Spartans rushing the punts, nor any has accounted for numer- Will speak on were leading bird tournament hosted by the Alumni As it was, a half-time returning. The opposing ous TD's in the past two Spartans 16-10 Arizona State. when he when the awards ceremony for the team would take over seasons on the semi-pro power went out. Auschwitz: went wire-to-wire with A 22-yard recent SJSU Hall-of Fame where they received the San Jose Tigers, a top-rat- varsity field goal Brigham Young's star Bob with ap- inductees Bill Walsh and punt. ed minor league football proximately two Clampett, losing out in a minutes Dick Vermeil had to be an- The varsity came up team. A Contemporary Dilemma left in the half was tie-breaking final play-off ruled Monday, May 12th good by the officials. `04 101. by one stroke. 12:30 p.m. Runner-up for the tour- Apparently it was Daryl Temkin is on tour from Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies. This nament was the Spartans' either forgotten, or an in- program includes a short film on the Holocaust, lecture & discussion; a Steve Gazzaneo, who fell correct ruling, because, af- BUSINESS MAJORS learning environment that will foster awareness of the lessons learned from five strokes short of succes- ter much discussion, when Satisfy the requirements of the Holocaust. sfully defending his PCAA power was restored in the Costanoan Room crown. finishing 54 holes third period, the score re- your minor with 18 units of (Upstairs in the Student Union) with a 208. mained 16-10. Gazzaneo's scoring It didn't really matter. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Sponsored By Hillel highlight was his 4-under 66 as the varsity held on for a in the first round of play. 24-10 victory before ap- Chinese-French-German-Portuguese- r- f Hebrew-Italian-Japanese-Russian- Quakes lose again Spanish-Greek-Latin Scheduled service with no restrictions makes "This team just has a losing attitude," mused newly- acquired striker Steve David after the San Jose Earth- Enhance your prospects for quakes 1-0 shoot-out defeat to the New England Tea Men Saturday night at Spartan Stadium. overseas and executive positions. But this game did indicate that the Quakes, now 0-6, For assistance, contact the Department of are ready to turn the corner into a competitive team. They controlled the game in every sense except the final result. Foreign Languages, Bldg. N, 7th 8s San Carlos After both teams had played 105 minutes of entertain- ing, yet scoreless soccer, it came down to the controver- Streets, 277-2576 dal shoot-out. San Jose goalie Mike Hewitt stopped four of five Tea Europe Men attempts in the shoot-out. Alas, his counterpart, the 21 -year veteran Kevin (Cat) Keelan stopped all five Quake shots. "The gods were with us this time," Keelan said after the game. -III slob Easy.

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Students conduct survey Lou Fedorsl VIOLENCE WILL NEVER .C+" COURSE EVERY NOW AND on drug use, dating norms SOLVE A PROBLEM. A TNEN A CASE CAN EIE MAO L. CALM .PATIENT PERSON FOR VIOLENCE .11 I by Kevin FoIan were not safe, while 28 percent said they were safe. PREVAILS! Student attitudes on government corruption, drug use Various demographic factors were also tabulated. and dating norms were among the topics surveyed in a The poll reflected a young, single, adult student body, poll conducted in April by a sociology research class. with 70 percent never having been married and 72 percent Students in the class devized the 62 questions for the being between the ages of 19 and 27. project, according to instructor David Asquith, associate Fifty-three percent of those polled were female and 47 professor of sociology. percent male. A computer-drawn table of random numbers was The data also suggested a school oriented toward used to select 28 classes in which the questionnaire was business and technical studies, with 30 percent in applied distributed; 326 replies were received. sciences and business, 23 percent in science and Answers were than tallied and the campus computer engineering, 17 percent in the liberal arts, humanities, center formulated the results into percentages. library science and education schools, and 12 percent in Results from various questions will be cross- New College and social sciences. tabulated to examine how the replies are related to one another. Modern Magellans sought The poll is subject to a plus or minus 3 to 5 percent sampling error. by Janet Fields after 65 years of this, he would be Casey Fleming had already When asked about the extent of government Persons often dream of great "locked up in an old folks home." planned to sail around the world corruption, 75 percent said it was a regular occurrence. but never embark upon would not be satisfied with with one of his friends. Fleming was Fifty-four percent said they didn't believe media cam- adventures, He them. But four people are making this life, Callahan said. interested when he found "other paigns influenced their vote in elections. dream come true and are people crazy enough to go." Eighty-one percent said it was socially acceptable for their "I want to be more alive and asking interested persons to join Fleming has been out of college a woman to ask a man out on a date, but 54 percent of the have more adventure," he con- them. tinued. for a year and is saving money tc men and women surveyed said they had never been asked make his dream come true. They are going to sail around the have been set for the out the first time by a woman or had asked a man out the No plans People's ideas of the trip world. yet. It is important that first time. expedition duration differed. Fleming w5 Clint Callahan, Brenda Star, is involved in the planning Fifty-five percent said if the woman asks the man out everyone "thinking of three to eight years, Alan Friedman and Barbara Len- Callahan said. Otherwise, stn. should pay, and 77 percent said the man should pay if stages, he said. After nine months, Nast durn presented theii idea to eight problems arise during the trip, he asks the woman out. when said he would have to leave thE When surveyed about drug use, 51 percent said other persons in the Student Union the organizers would be blamed for Wednesday. expedition and come back home. marijuana use was harmful to the user's health, but 60 everything. Other persons thought two years The meeting was sponsored by Cresci, Industrial percent said people should be allowed to grow marijuana Lewis would be the optimum duration. Sailing Club. The club, was attracted to for personal use. Ninety-one percent said they had never the SJSU Technology major, Callahan realizes that everyom however, is not involved in the ex- Cresci has been sailing used PCP, and 93 percent thought it was a dangerous the meeting. at the meeting will not be going or pedition. drug. since he was 14. the expedition. He was part of 5 Seventy-three percent of the students were opposed to An 85-year-old woman helped "This is one of the things I've similarly run expedition to Baj5 Proposition 9, and 31 percent said that if tuition of $500 or inspire Callahan to take this trip, he always wanted to do," he said. "I California ( on land). About 91 more was imposed, they would no longer attend SJSU. said. The woman had written that if want to do it before I get tied down." persons came to the first meeting If budget cuts became necessary, 44 percent favored she had her life to live over, she However, Cresci said it is too Callahan said, but only five person: cutting administration first, 23 percent said it should be would "take more chances, climb soon to know if he will be going on finally went. athletics first and only 6 percent said that the faculty more mountains" and "eat more ice this expedition. Even if a person does not go or should be cut first. cream and less beans." Steve Nash, Aeronautics senior, the trip, he continued, the weekly Fifty-nine percent felt that women should be required Callahan explained that said he definitely will be sailing meetings could still be beneficial to register for the draft, but 48 percent said women should throughout high school, college, and around the world, but not The meetings will help them becorni refuse to register before the Equal Rights Amendment is now his place of work, he has had necessarily with this expedition. a "functioning team of friends,' passed. Forty-eight percent said women should serve in several requirements placed on him. The group needs to "take a Callahan said. combat but 48 percent also said they should not. Levy by Julie "You have to do what you're told direction" soon to make the trip a Anyone interested in the e Fifty-five percent said they felt nuclear power plants Associate Prof. David Asquith and be on time," Callahan said. And reality, Nash added. pedition call Callahan at 292-8555.

Summer groups rent dorms Police chief criticizes media by -Continued from page 1 with large numbers of police and go elsewhere. st by Hilary K. Hann the dorms, the money made from for the rooms, Allen emphasized The news media has not been giving the police a "fair The solution is to have the police "mobilize th( After school lets out this month the conferences helps to offset they are not hotels and the program shake," and the coverage of the Story/King trouble had community against crime." living in the seven student dorm fees during the school has no intention of trying to take de and students contributed to the "tearing down of the East An example of this approach was later illustrat( year. However, they could give no away business from commercial Side," Mc- SJSU dormitories head for home, Namara said. when McNamara was asked about police efforts to curt no the buildings will do anything but figure or percentage for how much lodging establishments. There were no "major confrontations San Jose's downtown prostitute problem. stand vacant until fall. that would be. at Story and The main reason for keeping the King in terms of what has happened in other cities," "People in that area were going through hell," Mc be Starting the first week of June In order to stay in the dorms, a dorms open is to allow groups some McNamara added. Namara said. and running until the second week in group must be coming together for place to stay if they cannot afford to Some people have the impression that being on the Residents of the downtown area were having then co

August, the dorms, Dining Com- some educational purpose, which stay at places that charge higher East Side of San Jose "is like going out on a combat "streets being used as a marketplace," and prostitution an mons and the Student Union will be includes holding meetings, rates. patrol," McNamara said, but they readily go to San related activities such as narcotics, extortion and violen, Sc workshops, seminars, or exhibits, crimes were appearing in the area, McNamara open to serve groups that meet at Allen said students who would Francisco, "which has higher crime in almost every said. according to Jerri Allen, summer "The public was demanding that the SJSU for summer conferences. like to work as hosts or summer category." laws be en conference housing coordinator. the forced," McNamara said. it Sponsored by the Housing Of- resident advisers can stay in Preventing crime is difficult, McNamara said, and Allen said advertising for the Prostitution activity has declined in the area, and fice, the campus will host 37 groups dorms while doing the job. large numbers of uniformed police in patrol cars are not program is aimed at departments on McNamara said, "success has been achieved by havin from as far away as France and necessarily effective. McNamara said this was illustrated sh campus which draw most of the There are added advantages to the citizens speak out." Japan, including athletic camps, in a preventive patrol study done in St. Louis. conference groups. the conferences, according to Allen: leadership councils, cultural and they provide an opportunity for Three areas of the city were involved in the year-long wa education clinics. students who might be considering study. In one area, there were no routine car patrols. In ASSOC:UV:ED STUDENTS PROGRAM 130ARD= This year the International Jazz SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY in Space Seminar, attending SJSU to see the campus, the second area, there were normal patrols and in the Rates for groups staying one Clinic, a Careers Express and the In- and provide businesses and stores in third area, there were two to three times the normal Will two- night in the dorms can reach $10 a Nippon .t7:an Language Service and the SJSU area with customers. amount of patrol cars. school be room, with meals in the Commons ternational the SJSU football and wrestling At the end of the year, it was found that in the area ranging from $1.90 for breakfast to as a security itccrlion N also acts teams are some of the groups that "It that had not had regular patrols, the crime rate was about $3.75 for dinner. Rooms in the measure to have the dorms occupied the same as it had been. Further, in the area with the SChEXP001' will stay in the residence halls. .411 in Student Union and campus in the summer," she said. "When increased patrols, the people said they hadn't felt any classrooms are also available for Royce Hall will be the only dorm it's vacant, people will see an op- safer. ' who want to schedule p groups closed to the conferences. It will portunity to vandalize." While certain "opportunistic" crimes may be Is

meetings. provide housing for SJSU students prevented by uniformed police patrols, McNamara said, taking summer classes. Most conference groups stay According to Auxiliary En- anywhere from three days to six his personal experiences in talking to and dealing with its criminals shows criminals will simply avoid areas. .'- terprises, which owns and operates Although Housing provides linen weeks. that

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