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Chemical Spill Forces Closure of Campus Hall Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Voltime 91. No 39 \1011,1,1\ I h. tohcr 24. 19S8 Spartans champion Aggies 36-31 Chemical spill forces closure of campus hall Hy I.isa lanitout Daily staff writer University Police roped ii IhIghl Bente! Hall lluirsdav nigh' Official urges to pies silt people from entering ttic scene t011:1.111,1111L:11 spill lab ((lie p111111t1 tar of potassium let caution my:nude was broken iti the Spartan By Teresa I xddane Daily photography lab at about 8:15 Daily staff wnii, p.m. Students should he os ei Ix cau- The newspapei's photo editoi . tious when working with lward- Kendra Luck. said she was li_is hg hii ilk. night rs hen she .iccideni,iik ous materials on campus. accord- kinicked the tho", ing to Paul Wood, the SLIOWC !he department's safety coordinator. the chemicals weie dan- Thinking Anytime you have chemical gerous. all ullter pliotirapher materials present and there are stopped I.uck as she reached down to tiirces or mishandling of pick up the broken glass. Luck then material.. a dangerous spill could called the t PD. Larry Strong -- Daily staff photographer certainlx happen." he said. "I called UPI) because we didn't a pound of potassium spartan linebacker kaiser Solt. cornerback Jay Taylor, linebacker right) celebrate after holding I tah on their last drixe as .Aggie know how to clean it up.- 1 iick state .S(d ('4 UTION, back page oirman Brim n and defensive lineman Richard Johnson from left to quarterback, Brent Snyder (number 121. looks dejected. said. "Thev called San Jose lare De- partment "I was a little worried." said Mark Study's in. the othei siatt pho- hart ir, ,unlss and warning tape. Johnson, Evans set records, tographer. 'I telt like I wasn't "We have to make sure it's safe," breathing right." officer Gabriel Fscohedo said. "We When UPD officers reached the has e a lot ot students who are ex- Lutz throws for 378 yards scene, they roped (ill the area and perts w ho sax it isn't poisonous. but told bystanders to stav behind the See SP//./.. hack page By Reggie Burton the school record 01 227 Daily staff writer by Charlie Harraw ay 11i 1'/h A Homecoming crowd of 14,- highlighted a spectacillai 215 turned out Saturday to watch of ottense that included 1.105 the Spartans defeat Utah State, yards for both teams Week promotes 36-31. SJSI. slot !cc-et \ er Ke in The condition of the field at Evans caught 12 passes lot 216 Spartan Stadium was more suited yards and scored mo touch- for a beach volleyball game. But downs. the crowd was treated to an excit- Evans' yardage eclipsed the drug awareness ing game of football as the Spar- school record of 203 set 11, Guy tans literally kicked sand in the Liggins against Fresno State in 11: Denise Zapata formation tables and videos to cam- faces of the Aggies 1986. Daily staff writer pus. Themes from women and The middle portion of the field Utah State's n re,mver and Red ribbons on campus this week alcohol to stress management will he vv .is ciis ered with sand as a result return spec dilist Kendal Smith, a synibiili,e the drug :11.1 an ctic,. efforts ad& essed ot damage inflicted by a lot mei fountain 'r err High nit 5.151' students The es etils still Campus groups involved in the "Nlonstei Truck" event three School slat. made 1 catches for culminate .1-111.11Sday with progi anis campaign include Leisure Services. weeks ago. 2115 ;11 ds and ,rired two touch - srionsoied Iry students studs mg the Intercollegiate Athletics and the "I considered bringing my san- (low is He :11.0 returned four All epidemic. Spartan Pub. dals to the game." said SJSU kickoffs and [Mee punts for 179 'Red Ribbon 55 eek " 1..1 national .511 Sitir health science class ti- running hack Johnny Johnson. v aid.. including a 66 yard punt drug awareness campaign launched tled the SIDS Epidemic- has (ir The Aggie defense probably return for a totiihdoWn. in 1955 atter drug II all ickers mur- gait ied es cults in conjunction 55 ith would hav e preferred to see John- Quarto bachs Ken Luti of dered Federal Agent 1 in Imre Coma "AIDS and Drugs Day.- v. Inch is son galloping across the sand SJSU and [tali State's Brent rena 'Thursday dunes in anything hut running Snydei (.0mhined lit 90 yards -Sr. cording to (again/cr., the red The class vv ill bring AIDS out- shoes. passing and his e riblx(ins represent a commitment It) a reach %via Lens to answer questions Kara Natal, Daily staff photographer The junior from Santa Crui Ira/ was 2 il 43 Ii 378 drug tree society .111i1 11111 11.1% in :1 table with informa- rushed .for 755 sands, breaking '1(I I ill tSR 4 Members of Sigma Chi fraternity cheer for SJSC ihg the week, several commu tion :Ind \ 01.5,, about the disease in nitv groups will bring seuuiiii,uI . in- 'sr , DRUGS. back No A. S. Board sticks to rules Hot dog war forces prices down By I.eah Pets Failure schedule presentation Daily staff writer to Problems, not profits, are raining on the Sunshine Hot Dog stand. In less than two days, vendor So- funding for seminar phia Omar has lost delays more than halt KSJS her usual revenue because of compe- 1.1S:1111111111111 tition from Dogs On Wheels the Daily stall writer cart that set up shop about 12 feet A lack of pi epai.ii ion created ass av Thursday. problem. at Wednesday '5 Assn 'There can be no action of any kind "I used to have lots of customers. dated Students Hi turd ot Direr'. but now they have them." said meeting. without being posted for one week.' Omar, a refugee from Afghanistan. Campus radio station KSJS re Dogs on Wheels is supplied by the quested $1,800 from the board fin Sandwiched -In coffee shop on San traveling expenses to a seminar in Fernando and Fourth streets. said New York. The hoard denied the Jim Cellini, Ron Sanjideh. the owner's son The funds because the presentation was A.S. adviser -.hinds are located in front of the res- not formally placed on the agenda a taurant. week in advance, as an A.S. bylaw Omar has offered hot dogs, links requites and sodas to passers-by since May. This forced the A.S. to table the they could get reservations at the OK." McCarthy said. "This is She originally sold the hot dogs for issue until the radio station makes a seminar. probably controversial and people 99 cents each. formal agenda i Lamest. A.S. Vice President Patricia Phil- can make other arguments. If the A price war started with the aro KSJS lemesentatives will sched- lips said the request should have board is OK. then I'm OK val of Dogs Ott Wheels, hiicing ule a presentation and return to next been scheduled on the agenda any- At the station's request. the A.S. Omar down to her current price ot ill week's meeting tor the check. said way could approve the funds in a special cents Salindeh sells his hot dogs tor Scott Krinskx KS IS business than "It is safer to get agenda items on meeting, McC.irthy said He also 35 cents each. there than not on there.- she said. said the hr aid could direct the busi- II the A.S. had (. is erlook The hoard tried to find alternative -1 have to pay my rent, support ness office to issue the checks so that the 1,I,is . ii would 11,1re ,C1 a prece- routes for funding KSJS before the my kids and help my husband,'' next week, after the meeting. station dent liii huuliuir evceptions according next meeting. ()mar said. "With these prices I representatives could pick them up to A.S. Ailv user Jim Kirmsse. director of ('ali- won't be able to do anything... Leigh and leave. 'There can be no actiiin of any fornia state affairs, suggested asking Omar and her family have lived in Cellini said he didn't know if the kind w !Mout being posted for one the executives to make a decision. San Jose since 1981. hoard could direct the business. of- week,- he said. It we (the hoard) cannot take ac- She supports the family because fice to prepare the checks before KSJS has already made reserva- we can direct the executives to the her husband is disabled and can't tion, meeting. tions tor the seminar. The station re- couple has two young make an exectitiv e decision," she work. The Doug Duran - Daily staff photographer ceived a special airfare rate for a said. "The hoard is in an awkward po- children. midnight flight on Tuesday. "That is an extremely awkward sition," McCarthy said. "It's not "It took me a year to raise the Dogs On 11 heels deft I undersells its nearby competition Because the request wasn't way of doing business.- Phillips Patricia's (Phillips) fault. I hate to money for this cart- Omar said. "I posted. KSJS will have to wait until said. "I have a problem with finding say it. hut it's KSJS' fault.'' St us on welfare before that, but I Wednesday's meeting to receive the different ways to bend rules." ''My recommendation is to post didn't like to live that way." Fverv one has a tinnily to support.
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