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Volume 75, Number 15 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Monday, September 22, 1980 Union accuses the Chancellor's Office of unfair labor practice in pay scheme by Tom Mays to the CSUC board of trustees, The Congress of Faculty passed a resolution this week in- Associations I CFA 1, has filed an structing senate Chairman Bob unfair labor practice charge against Kully to request that the trustees the California State Universities and return the proposed pay scheme to Colleges ( CSUC) system Chan- the chancellor. cellor's Office for proposing a new The chancellor would then be CSUC faculty pay scheme without instructed to consult the statewide consulting the statewide Academic 1. Academic Senate, the local Senate or employee organizations. sit academic senates of the CSUC The plan, which was proposed campuses and appropriate faculty on Sept. 10, was developed in secret, representatives regarding the need according to CFA president Bill for such a proposal, according to Crist, professor of labor economics Ken Simms, administrative at California State University, assistant to the statewide Academic Stanisla us. Senate. Because of the secrecy, the CFA The new pay scheme has been union charged that it was denied the added as an information item to the rights guaranteed under the Higher agenda of the Sept. 23-24 board of Education Employer-Employee trustees meeting. Relations Act. The United Professors of The unfair practice charge California ( UPC) does not plan to states that prior consultation with file unfair labor practice charges at the academic senate and/or em- this time. ployee organizations on such After a recent faculty affairs matters "has been the consistent committee meeting, UPC President past practice of the CSUC since its Warren Kessler informed com- inception." mittee members that UPC would not President Carter will be in San Jose tomorrow. Robert Kyndell, acting vice file charges unless the proposal is chancellor of CSUC, said that the adopted by the trustees. Academic Senate was consulted on But CFA's Crist said it would be the new proposal last week. a mistake to wait until the board Carter set to convene "This new plan allows the moves on the issue. faculty in each rank to go as much as The present pay schedule in the 15 percent higher in pay than they CSUC system is based on a step with local politicians would have in the top of the present advance system, according to Crist. system," he said. Within each faculty rank President Carter will make a short campaign stop in San Jose tomorrow "This would allow us a more ( lecturer, assistant professor, full morning. The visit is designed primarily to bolster Carter support in the Bay flexible salary schedule," he said. professor), there is a five-step ad- Area, where Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan is expected "Because of the difficulty in vance system whereby faculty to win. finding qualified faculty, and to members move up in rank and pay. Air Force One from Los Angeles is sciieduled to touch down at San Jose comr,ete with other school The new pay schedule proposal Municipal Airport at 9:15 a.m. at Gate 22. It will be a closed arrival, meaning systems," he said, "we realized that would triple the number of existing the press only will be allowed in the area. we needed a revision of the present steps, Crist said. Carter will then leave at 9:30 a.m. and proceed to San Jose City Hall salary schedule." Therefore, each instructor where he will meet with Mayor Janet Gray Hayes and Bay Area Dr. Robert Kully, chairman of would now have to move up 15 steps congressmen. He will also meet with local conservation officials and discuss the statewide Academic Senate, said in order to obtain the same rank and ways to improve the environment. that this prorosal would "entail pay rate provided by the present At approximately 10:05, the president will go into the courtyard directly massive damage and pose serious five-step system. threats to education." The new proposal would also behind the mayor's office and review the conservation displays. photo by Sal Bromberger After discussing and reviewing the displays with the mayor, Carter will He added that the Academic decrease the salary differential - in local chapter president of the United proceed outside City Hall to speak to the crowd for five minutes and shake Senate was never informed officially Wiggsey Sivertsen, this case, a yearly facuity pay in- hands. The speech will take place at about 10:30. and that the entire group first heard Professors of California, discusses proposed salary scheme. crease - from 5 percent to 2.5 per- After the speech, the president will head back to San Jose Airport, where of the proposal last week. cent, according to Crist. he will fly to Portland, Ore., and Tacoma, Wash., to continue his campaign "Anything like this takes a discuss," he said. faculty members from the 19-cam- Another provision of the swing. considerable amount of time to The Academic Senate, a body of pus CSUC which recommends policy -continued on back page

A.S. business manager questioned Downtown area focus on authority to give clerical pay hikes of committee's review by Mary Washburn SJSU President Gail Fullerton, Union High School District board of by Stephen D. Stroth However, Lenart, using a stipulation of Title crease. "The board h2s to approve budget political science Professor Terry trustees, the committee is "not A non-budgeted salary increase for the two V of the California Education Code, granted an amendments," Christensen and Housing Director really at this point defining the members of the Associated Students clerical increase of the clerical staff salary that was "It is a budget amendment," said Fil, Cordell Koland have been named to limits of the study downtown." staff has sparked some question as to the "comparable" to that of state employees per- "there's no doubt about it. the Downtown Working Review However, according to authority of the A.S. business manager, ac- forming the same function. "She went beyond her authority in granting Committee organized this summer Christensen, the committee has cording to A.S. board member and former A.S. However, because the funds do not exist in the salary increase without the approval of the by Mayor Janet Gray Hayes and generally adopted the city Planning president Nancy McFadden. the A.S. budget for this year, Lenart will be board," he said. Assistant City Manager Frank Department's definition of the The A.S. Business Office and the A.S. asking for $990 in compensatory funds from the Fil said that the issue is a question of "who's Taylor. downtown core for the focus of its clerical personnel were budgeted for a 7 percent special allocations committee of the A.S. board boss," which is very important for the newly The 38-member committee, study. salary increase for this year. on Monday for the 2.75 percent, unbudgeted formed A.S. board. comprised of business and com- The Planning Department During the summer, the California state increase in clerical salaries. "Who is in atthority is very important in the munity leaders appointed by the defines the downtown as being a 9.75 percent salary employees were granted successful operation of this ( A.S. office," Fil mayor, has been asked to provide a bordered by Guadalupe Parkway on increase by the State Legislature. "My concern is not the salary increase," McFadden said, "but the process." said. master plan for further development the west, Fourth Street on the east, According to McFadden, A.S. Business and restoration in the downtown Julian Street on the north and McFadden said that she felt any decision McFadden said that she was content to let In- Office Manager Jean Lenart "had the flexibility core area. terstate Highway 280 on the south. involving the adjustment of salaries should be the issue pass without further argument. But, of reserve funds" to cover the expense of the The committee was divided into Christensen acknowledged, the decision of the AS. board of directors and not she said, next year she will ask for a stipulation Business Office staff's salary increase but not five sub-committees ( social issues, though, that the sub-committees the business manager. in the budget that all salary incivases should be will that of the members of the A.S. clerical staff - housing, historic preservation and try to integrate their proposals made by the board alone. for A.S. secretary Carol Whaley and Programs "Jean is our ( the board of directors em- zoning, economic feasiblility and the the downtown with its surroundings. Board secretary Kuni Capps. ployee," McFadden said. "I think that it's an "The basic question here," she said, -is the San Antonio and Convention Center Koland said there was a 'strong Lenart compensated for the increase for the assumption that the employer make those line of authority. I think the board has to realize projects, and parking and tran- understanding" among the mem- employees in her own office by using money decisions. that she (Lenart) is still an employee of the sportation) to which the members bers of his sub-committee that the from a non-reverting fund of the A.S. business "It's almost a budget amendment," Mc- organization." were assigned. university was a part of the down- office, according to A.S. Controller Tom Fil. Fadden said of the I,enart-approved salary in- -continued on page 3 According to Chairman Frank town. Fiscalini, chairman of the East Side -continued on page 3 Separate smoking sections initiative gets campus boost

by Anne Papineau was a matter of the tobacco industry calling smoke an Members of the SJSU "Students for Smoking and No irritant - like somebody picking his nose in public or not Smoking Sections (Yes on Prop. 10)," want to "clear the brushing his tea th." air" concerning this November's ballot initiative. Stubblefield cited reports of studies issued by the Prop. 10 is a revised version of the separate smoking American Lung Association proving that "second-hand sections initiative, Prop. 5, that was rejected by 54 percent smoke" is harmful even to the non-smokers exposed to it. of California voters in 1978, Stubblefield also pointed to a report published in the If passed, Prop. 10 calls for posting of signs to March 27 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. designate smoking and non-smoking sections in enclosed The report concluded, "Chronic exposure to tobacco public places, schools, stores, restaurants, employment smoke in the work environment is deleterious to the ,ton- and health facilities. smoker and significantly reduces small-airways func- Under Prop. 10, the state Department of Health tion." hearings and receive Services would hold testimony to "And insurance-wise, we all pay to subsidize the determine specifically which public places would have voluntary disease of smokers," Stubblefield said. sections. -anoking and non-smoking According to pro-Prop. 10 literature, the initiative is Unlike 1978's Prop. 5, Prop. 10 does not require that endorsed by such organizations as the California divisions partitions be installed to separate smokers and non- of the Cancer Society, Heart, Lung and Medical initiative smokers in public places. Instead, the requires associations, and the Sierra Club. only the pasting of signs to indicate the different areas. Spearheading the SJSU "Yes on 10" drive is Mike If supported by California voters in November, the Stubblefield, a computer science graduate student. initiative would make smoking in a posted lio-smoking Stubblefield, a former cigarette smoker, collected area punishable by a $15 fine issued via a traffic ticket- signatures localiy last spring to put Prop. 10 on the June type citation. ballot. In ballot arguments, opponents of Prop. 10 claim that Stubblefield was joined at the organizational meeting other health services would have to be reduced to enforce Thursday by Michael Eller, a business major and Jim it, that hidden administrative costs will make it expensive Fredrickson, a political science major. and that the taxpayers will give up control of smoking "Our main Issue," Stubblefield said, "is how harmful regulations to political appointees and bureaucrats. photo by G/enn Metsumure smoke is to the lungs of non-smokers. Before ( Prop. 10), it -continued on back page Mike Stubblefieli ' "S some of the finer points of Proposition 10.

September 22, 1980 opinion Mgt. Bookstore 'cubbyholes' attractive to thieves by Jim Wolfe something should be done, now. the "cubbyholes." Students have been given much their classes or selling their books only with the cooperatuon of the Staff Writer I was in a hurry and instead of According to Ron Duval, information about alternatives to back to the bookstore. student that anything can be done to The Spartan Bookstore's policy checking my books in, I laid them on general manager of the Spartan the cubbyholes. However, they still According to Frank try to stop the problem, he added. of not allowing students to carry the top of the "cubbyholes" by the Bookstore,"People do get burned. are being used. On any given day, Crawley,book clerk at Robert's Robert's Bookstore has a form books into the store is worthwhile. candy shop in the bookstore. When I There is no way that we can ef- almost all the cubbyholes are filled Bookstore in San Jose, they will buy that includes information about the However, the "cubbyhole" storage returned, my folder was gone. ficiently watch them." and the student who uses the risky back books all year without the stolen item and the person it was space supplied by the store for When I went over and told an The large number of customers storage area is taking the chance his customer having a receipt, but at 10 stolen from. students to use is undesirable employee at customer service what entering the store 15,000 each of possessions may be stolen. 10 15 percent -if the original price. If someone tries to sell a stolen because students might get ripped happened, she said that I should the first few days of the semester item to Robert's Bookstore, the According to an employee of the the students at SJSU are given off. check with lost and found. She also and the 2,000 and 3,000 on a slow day clerk will say,"I understand that Spartan Bookstore, who wished to plenty of information about the I speak from exerience and, said that the bookstore is not complicate the problem im- this book has been stolen." Usually, remain anonymous, the cubbyholes availability of coin-operated lockers although I got my folder back, responsible for any articles left in mensely, Duval said. the person turns and walks away, are a popular spot for thieves to in the Student Union, Cawley said. according to Cawley. operate. He said that after they rip Every student is given a slip of There have only been three off the books, they can get a partial paper with the location of the callers from SJSU about stolen Jose entry into the Spartan refund from most San lockers, upon books this semester, Cawley said. Society must learn survival; bookstores without a receipt. Bookstore. I think the Spartan Bookstore The source said the worst times Cawley said it is the respon- should mot': coin-operated lockers are the first two weeks and last two sibility of the student to go either to close to the bookstore and that the too dependent on technology weeks of the semester when students the Spartan Bookstore or to Robert's cubbyholes should be removed are either buying more books for Bookstore and report all thefts. It is permanently from the store, now. by Michelle Waugh markets, and to provide all the they could not live without Staff Writer goods and services that we now take civilization. We live in a society of high for granted, the people eventually Food supply would be one of the technology. Our modern con- reverted to an almost primitive biggest problems if our modern way veniences are so numerous that we hunting society in order to survive. of life was destroyed. probably overlook them as nothing Could we provide for our The city dwellers, who make up own but a natural occurrance. needs without the help of Alpha Beta the majority of the nation's and Safeway? Living in the city all A person wakes up in the population, are detached from their my life, I know I wouldn't know a morning by the sound of an electric means of survival without even string bean from a strawberry if it alarm clock. After washing up, realizing it. wasn't picked and put in a grocery somehow came out When we go into a grocery or using water that bin. of a metal fixture, he pulls out a box department store to make a pur- Food, appliances and other of small flakes and a carton of white chase, we usually don't think about technological miracles come to us so liquid that he is fairly sure came where or how the good was made. easily we seem to accept them from corn and a cow on some nearby All we are concerned about is that without even wondering how they farm. the item is there, we want or need it, were produced. Are most urbanized people and we have the money to pay for it. I think classes should be taught aware of how their modern con- By repeated conditioning, we in both college and high school that veniences, appliances, or super- are born and raised to live only explain the basics of raising food, market foods came into existence? under the advanced, affluent society providing shelter and clothing And more importantly, could we and of today. other survival needs. survive without them? With the specialization of trades We should have general classes Earth Abides, a science-fiction and occupations in the job market, it on the public utility system and the novel by George Stewart, describes is unlikely that many people in the invention of modern products. a realistic breakdown of modern modern world would have the skills These subjects should be part of society after a massive plague kills to survive without a system that general education and should be most of the world's people. provided all and more than or needs. emphasized as much as English and Without people to Maintain In Earth Abides, many of those history are in the system today. water and electric systems, to who survived the plague perished by I think it's time we knew a little produce and bring foods to super- "secondary kill." They died because more about the way we live. Daily Policy

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Carter's plan I believe the best way to stop ployment. expect the A.S. Program Board to doesn't have the money. The state disregard. unemployment and inflation is I urge everyone to register and advertise future screenings as they legislators say the state doesn't have It has been over 25 years since is 'dangerous through the free enterprise, vote on November 9. The issue is the come up). it. And Congress doesn't give a the shah gained power in Iran. The capitalist system. This system must economy, not personalities. The next film to be shown, "The damn as it cuts health, education men responsible for this transaction Editor: produce to survive. Across-the- Carter and a Democratic Man Who Would Be King," is par- and welfare budgets while, on the have long since retired or passed I disagree with the opinion of board tax cuts for the public and majority in the 97th Congress will ticularly worth seeing. All other hand, the House just passed away. We, as the young adults of the Holly Allen's column in Tuesday's business sector will increase raise taxes and soon the public will screenings begin at 8 p.m. Ad- 8157 billion in defense ap- '80s, cannot be held responsible for paper. President Carter's production and employment. In- have to pay four months of their mission is always free. propriations, rejected a proposal to an incident which we weren't even "revitalization" plan is the flation will also go down because of annual salary to the government in Dennis Chaldecott hold up spending on the MX missile, yet born to see. dangerous program, not Ronald the abundance of the same products taxes. Professor of English and the Senate voted to resume It was aptly stated that the Reagan's program. The president's on the market. Carter favors a 10 percent nerve gas production. Note that the revolution in Iran, right or wrong, program is to increase spending and Carter wants government to federal sales tax, added to the combined arsenals of the United was procured by the Iranian people raise taxes. The president can stop inflation and unemployment. already existing state sales tax. In Save education, States and the Soviet Union amount and that it is up to Iran, and only balance the budget, but will raise Reagan wants business, with the California, that would be a 16.5 to a total firepower 2 million times Iran, to decide its destiny. This is an taxes to do so. That is not the pur- incentive of less regulation and less percent sales tax. cut military greater than all the weapons used in undeniable right which must be pose of a balanced budget. taxes, to stop inflation and unem- If the Democrats continue to Editor: World War II. allowed to Iran. The right to in- control the White House and lam a single mother of a child in What are our elected dependence is fundamental. If this is Congress, the public will be a downtown school. My son, Max, representatives doing? We don't what the Iranians demand, it is time strangled to death by red tape and was to begin first grade at Lowell need apologies for the lousy funding to fulfill their wishes an Iran for taxes. Wake up America, before it's Elementary School, where many of schools, which is due to regressive Iranians. too late. SJSU students send their children. taxation. Nor do we need an erosion If this is to be the case, the Paul Mezzetta Max's excellent, bilingual teacher is of reforms already won for equal United States must indeed stop Engineering, sophomore on strike, as are the vast majority of education and quality education. interfering in Iran's internal affairs. teachers in the San Jose Unified The crisis in public education is not This, of course, must be applied in Information School District. He is angry, I am just local, it is a national problem all situations, in both countries. angry and we want Mrs. Quejada requiring a national solution: Cut Trade, which has decreased on films omitted back in the classroom. the military budget and save the monumentally, need not occur at all. schools. We have survived without Iran's Editor: I was one of the emotional, Teresa Lender precious commodity oil and Iran I appreciate your running an frustrated parents that attended the Undeclared, graduate has survived without our imports. If article in the Spartan Daily a few Thursday school board meeting and Iran wants her independence from days ago, which told of the classic demanded that negotiations begin the United States, it is only fair that film series that can be seen this fall again in good faith between the 'America for America gains independence from in Morris Dailey teachers and the board. The board Auditorium on Iran. alternate Monday nights. says that it is a question of the Americans' If this fairness is to prevail But your article omitted some teacher's wages versus the equally on both sides, Americans information which I should like, with education of our kids. State Sen. Editor: should show the same "hospitality" this letter, to supply. For one thing, O'Keefe, Republican, of the H.L. I have enjoyed and learned a toward the Iranians in the United you did not mention that the Richardson mold, presented a great deal during the last few weeks, States as is being shown the Associated Students Program Board statement saying it was busing in reading the respective banterings on hostages scattered about Iran. was sponsoring this series jointly L.A. (integration) versus wages. the American-Iranian predicament. Iranian assets frozen in the United with the Department of English. Bcth suggest a no-win solution. It seems that the staunchly States should be released, claimed Another thing, you did not mention The parents and children of nationalistic views, shall we say, of by their owners, and taken back which classic films were going to be Lowell want decent wages for our both the Iranian and the American home so they will no longer interfere shown, or on what dates there would teachers, equal quality of education that exists in the higher govern- in American internal affairs. It be screenings. "The Killers" was for downtown schools (equal to mental positions, pervades San Jose is time that the United States demand shown on Sept. 15; "The Man Who Willow Glen), bilingual education State as well. I believe this feeling is an equitable share of this problem Would Be King" and respectable funding for all all good and well, but I also think it is will be shown on an America for Americans. Sept. 29; "Of Mice and Men" will be public education. time to air some glaring facts that Robin Procunier screened Oct. 13 (and so forth 1 The board says the district both sides acknowledge, yet seem to Journalism, sophomore Seiptinmber 22 1980 Page I

ntemships offered A.S. bike shop closed 3tudents learn abroad until manager hired Holly Allen organizations and em- students to choose third Students who want to ployers all over the world world cou dries for their by Nancy Young bike shop generally has Governors would propose to internships, such as those an intership abroad may are working together The Associated lower prices than bille relocating the shop in that create jobs for these in Latin America, Asia and ! interested to hear about Students Bike Shop, repair shops within a 10- area and expanding it. Then the students Africa. There are many ISEC. AISEC is a French students. located on the upper level mile radius of the campus -We would probably matched up according opportunities in these cronym for The In- are in the Student Union, has and offers one-day service, use the S.U. Amphitheater employers' needs. countries, Lee said, but ;rnational Association of to the closed temporarily Medina said. to display mopeds, bicycles six SJSU more students tend to tudents in Economics and Last year, because of management According to Medina, and skateboards," Barrett matched up request internships in usiness Management. students were problems and the need to the competitive pricing said. "There are many European countries. AISEC is an interna- with jobs abroad. find a new location in the caused local distributors to options a va ila ble." onal, student-managed selling parts to the to Barrett, Last year the national "Basically, AISEC is Student Union. boycott According ..vanization with a Bike Shop. even though the bike shop AISEC raised over 400 jobs like running a small "Our problem is ational office in New York A.S. plans to re- is run by the A.S., the Stu- for foreign students and business," Lee said. "Each getting someone who can The nd an international office open when dent Union received num- placed about students officer is like a manager of repair bicycles, manage the shop no from stu- 1 Brussels, Belgium. On in foreign coi:ntries, ac- a department. I want them budgets, do invoices and management problems erous complaints dents about the shop's 1alifornia campuses, there cording to Lee. to learn how to utilize the manage employees," said cease. Reassessment will hours. re nine different AISEC things they learn in class. A.S. President Michael be made in November. If rganizations. SJSU's AISEC chapter Medina. the shop folds, there are "It does not make the These are the managerial Student Union look good," Peter Lee, president of has 27 core contacts in the techniques that can be used Advertisements for the two possibilities. JSU ' s AISEC Santa Clara Valley position have been placed The first option would he added. "If they get here and in the business someone who can manage rganization, said that not business community. Some world." VIM on billboards on campus. be to have John Cognetta, inly business majors are major companies include i However, the A.S. has coordinator of Leisure the shop well, that's fine. is really all the elcome, but anyone in- Hewlett-Packard, Fair- In searchig for a photo by Roger V'woo received no response. 3crvices and previous That

erested. child, Bank of America and business organization to In the past, the A.S. manager of Earth Toys, Student Union wants." Health Center pharmacist, Bob Ryan, fills an The A.S. Bike Shop, "The service that we National Semiconductor. supplement his education, paid mechanics a salary run the bike shop. re offering the student is a order. Another possibility, previously named Le Velo, to Lee, Lee round AISEC to have slightly above minimum hence to develop them- According according to Medina, is to opened in May 1974. Ac- with the most purpose of all the wage. The A.S. recently Ives personally in terms AISEC works directly let the Student Union cording to a 1974 Spartan the decision-makers in business organizations. raised the pay to $3.90 to f management skills, Modernization $4.35 an hour ( depending on purchase the shop. Daily article, students at creating jobs for foreign SJSU exprossed interest in mItural awareness and a "Their purpose is not a experience) in an effort to "If the shop isn't doing students. They do not deal a bike repair shop in 1971. hence to learn more about social function," Lee said. employ an experienced well in November, the S.U. with the personnel Parts were purchased at themselves in terms of of health center manager for the bike shop. Board of Governors would departments. that time, but no location hat their potentials are," Lee just returned from "If someone ex- seriously look at the for the shop could be found Lee said. AISEC receives these a National Leadership perienced in bike repair possibilities of taking it and the plan was Once an AISEC contacts through their Seminar in New York. The and business operations aban- begins Sept. 29 over," said Ron Barrett, doned. member decides where he board of advisers. The one-week seminar dealt applied, the A.S. would S.U. director. The wants an internship, he board of advisers includes with AISEC structure, probably pay more than project was then According to Barrett, if taken up by a consumer submits an application. SJSU faculty and members duties and responsibilities. by Mark Corsi $4.35 an hour," Medina the A.S. does not move the switchboard These applications are from the business com- In fall and spring there are Remodeling of the SJSU Health Building, located said. "The salary paid class which shop to reviewed annually at the munity. regional seminars that any at the corner of Ninth and San Carlos streets, will begin reflects the quality of the the Earth Toys secured the present spring time international area, the S.0 Board of location. AISEC, which was AISEC member may at- Sept. 29, according to Raymond Miller, director of operator." convention. Next spring the services. founded in 1948 by students tend. student health Success of the bike convention will be held in from seven European "We're going to have a much more modern shop is also hindered by the Copenhagan. Anyone interested in countries, now operates in facility," Miller said. "But we're still going to be location. Students must While the students are joining AISEC may contact spaces," he added. 56 different countries. working in our same cramped take an elevator to the submitting their ap- Peter Lee in Business Including a new 660,000 X-ray machine, the total upper level, walk through plications, AISEC Presently, it is urging Classrooms, room 304. cost of the interior face-lift will be nearly 6300,000. the Student Union with Construction will take four to six months, ac- their bicycles and search cording to J. Handel Evans, associate executive vice for the shop, which is president. lodged between the Committee to determine Planned for expansion are the pharmacy and lab. Pacheco Room and A.S. Ar: automatic sliding glass door will be installed at the Council Chambers. ouilding's entrance to allow handicapped ac- "It's not in a good which buildings will stay cessibility; the first and second floors will be car- spot," Medina said. "Many peted toabsorb e.cess noise; and a vacuum tube people do not even know system will be installed to send files and lab results it's there. -continued from page I buildings" or all of what is The report of the quickly between floors. "One student came out Fullerton is chair- left. committee will be Miller said lab service will not be offered on of an elevator with his bike woman of the parking and Whether or not delivered to the City Thursday and Friday of this week while the lab is and a police officer stopped transportation sub-com- buildings will be destroyed Council in about a year, moved from its present location to another room in the him," he added. "He asked mittee. Christensen is a will also depend on their according to Fiscalini. building. the student where he was "strategic 'location for member of the historic It will then be up to the Because the center will remain open during the going with his bike in the some other kind of preservation and zoning council to implement any entire renovation, Evans said the work will take longer Student Union. The officer development," he said. sub -committee, and or all of the proposals. than similar projects. didn't even know there was ATTENTION ECONOMICS MAJORS Koland was named to the Christensen said he "Renovations always take longer when people a bike shop in the Student would like to see all Christensen said it is housing sub-committee. remain in the building," Evans said. "It's more dif- Union. That's how obscure The Economics Department has these his group has buildings that are struc- too early to tell if the ficult for the construction workers to move around." Altiough the area is that the shop is departmental committee openings: ;-iiet only once, Koland said turally "sound enough" be committee will be just a The expansion "couldn't have come at a worse located in." the consensus was that restored, including most of "rubber stamp" of the time," according to Miller. He said the center The A.S. is considering Undergraduate Studies Committee unless the city takes care of First Street, from In- planning department's currently takes care of 200 students a day and the relocating the shop in the the "social problems" in terstate Highway 2:10 to ideas or an "assertive construction will probably be a hinderance. lower level where Earth Graduate Studies Committee the downtown, housing will City Hall. committee." "We're going to try to continue a complete health Toys is presently located. not improve. service," Miller said, but warned, "There's going to be "The move would Koland named slot of noise and dust." make the shop more ac- Direct all inquiries to prostitution and por- Pay hike dispute Miller is especially pleased with the future cessible for students with Department of Economics nographic movie theaters radiology facilities. bikes," Medina said. as two social problems "Our present X-ray is stationary," Miller said. "There is an entrance 277-2758 from which the downtown -continued from page I the board of directors on "The new one will allow pictures from many different through the S.U. Arn- suffers. Wednesday. directions." phitheater." "I don't think it's a (space for this ad paid for by A S. I Christensen said his power play on Jean's According to Miller, the new X-ray machine has Other problems have sub-committee's first task part," Fil said. "I think she already been purchased and will be installed over the existed with local bicycle will be to decide whether it just forgot (that the ap- semester break if construction stays on schedule. parts distributors. The A.S. should try to save only the proval of the increase lies Miller said the whirlpool used for physical therapy "few remarkable with the board)." Spartan will be shut down. 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104 Sep emb 22 98 sports MIN Earthquakes embarrassed in soccer classic

Left: Spartans Simon Chafer (top) and Mark Tomlin (bottom) get into a colli sion with San Jose Earthquake forward Billy Sautter in the Quakes 5-3 win Saturday night at Spartan Stadium. Top: On a try out with the Quakes, for- 141 Iaef,ii Sknt ward Hadje Rahimipour connected for San Jose's final goal Saturday night 114 31N with just 39 seconds remaining in the match. ABALONE ALLIANCE half. Bryan Haney took a corner With 3:33 left in the PRESENTS A Luis Felipe led the pass from Mike Fox, and first half, USF scored its SAN JOSE Dons in scoring as he drove the ball into the right second goal when Olavsen kicked a line drive with the side of the net. took a pass from forward PREMIERE game only 4:28 old, and With 12:01 remaining Tronstad, and placed a shot OF followed with a second goal in the first half, Fox scored in the right corner of the that went through Titan the second goal on a goal. TWO AWARD goalkeeper Kelly Dunn's rebound off a save by SJSU One of two exciting WINNING hands into the center of the goalkeeper Britt Irvine. plays the Earthquakes DOCUMENTARIES net at 23:28. "Fullerton played a produced came when Joe Roar Anderson possession type game to Silveira took a long hard WAR WITHOUT completed the Dons kill the clock, which they shot at the goal, which went WINNERS - photo by Mark Schwab scoring as he caught Dunn did very well," Spartan wide to the right. napping and kicked the ball PLUS by Joe Aseo coach Julie Menendez said. The second came when thquake goalkeeper Sean the right side of the goal. in explaining his move to into the left side of the net brother, Gaspar THE NUCLEAR and Greg Miles The Spartans were Silveira's Keohane, who was desper- Forward Easy Perez bring in fresh players when at 87:25. Silveira, on a try-out with The really hurt last in the SJSU soccer team ately drawn out of position, followed with the second the game was still in doubt. USF played precision the Quakes, passed the ball GANG scored three goals to second half when Rick with a pass from Sergio Earthquake goal at 34:25 The substitutes played soccer throughout the first to Mitic who took a header COMPLETE SHOWS overcome a 2-0 halftime Azofeifa missed a penalty Cardosa 53:00 into the as he kicked a line drive well aginst the Ear- half with crisp passing ari:' shot that was knocked over deficit, but the San Jose kick in which he got two BEGIN AT game. shot past Irvine into the thquakes by allowing only dazzling dribbling by the goal by Don goalie Earthquakes scored two chances to convert. On 7 1579 30 Mike Hurst added a center Of the goal. two goals in the final 20 Felipe and Bjorn Tron- Aram Kardzair. goals in the final minutes goal to the tally with a The action was hot and minutes. Defender Mike stad. Azofeifa's first attempt, against inexperienced sub- soaring line drive kick 20 heavy on the field as Hunter kicked a line drive Roughness is also part the shot hit the right side of stitutes to beat the Spar- yards out that landed in left Earthquakes Joe Silveira into the net off a stop by of the Dons' repretoire as the goal post and bounced tans 5-3 in the final game of side of the net at 55:53, and Mitic, and Spartan SJSU goalkeeper Ryan USF committed 25 fouls back leaving a clear shot to the Spartan Soccer Classic tying the game at 2-2. Cordosa got yellow card Moore. With just 39 seconds during the game. The the goal. Azofeifa's next Saturday night at Spartan Hector Pizarro blasted cautions for rough play. remaining in the game, for- Titans were no angels shot was poorly kicked and CREATIVE Stadium. the third goal at point blank SJSU soccer coach ward Hadje Rahimipour either as they committed 20 saved by Dunn, killing the NURSERY University of San range into the right side of Julie Menendez freely caught Moore out of the fouls. Spartans' hope of a score. Francisco beat Fullerton the net at 58:37, again with substituted after the goal and kicked the ball in- USF humilated the Execution was the SCHOOL A State 3-0 in the first game. Keohane hopelessly out of Earthquakes scord their to the right side of the net. Earthquakes 2-0, and name of the second game, PRE-SCHOOL The Spartans were position to stop the score. third goal at 71:39 374-0252 as Perez USF showed why they Fullerton beat the hapless as USF came out quickly to i.i)UCATJONAI hungry as the team scored hit a low header The three SJSU scores into the are ranked No. 2 in the Spartans by an identical 2-0 score its first goal 4:53 into FIER 6 PM PROGRAM & three goals in five minutes erased an early Ear- center of the goal off a pass nation as they outpassed, score in Friday night's the game against an em- 287-0216 DAYCARE at the beginning of the thquake lead as retired by Sautter. outshot, and outhustled action. barrassed San Jose Ear- second half. Midfielder midfielder Ilija Mitic "I wanted the sub- Fullerton in the opening The Spartans played thquakes. Simon Chafer started the scored first at 31:38 with stitutes to get a chance to game Saturday, with two poorly in the first half as Forward Dag Olavsen HOURS 6:15 AM-6PM, WE scoring spree with a a line drive kick past SJSU play against the Ear- goals in the first half, and a Fullerton scored its first scored the quick goal with FULL OR HALF DAY SESSIONS dribble kick past Ear- goalkeeper Britt Irvine in thquakes," Menendez said, third late in the second goal 9:57 into the game. a header past Keohane. CREDENTIALED TEACHERS PLAYGROUND HOT LUNCHES SPANISH WELCOME Volleyballers fall in San Diego tournament CALL MARCIE TODAY 3225 S. WINCHESTER BLVD.. CAMPBELL e ..... The Lady Spartans Volleyball team Spartans dropped game one 15-3, they Spartans coach Marti Brugler said. game, but we didn't quite make it." continued to show occasional flashes of came back strong in the second game be- "The reserves seemed to stand out The Lady Spartans will get a week brilliance, but nevertheless came out of fore falling to the nation's No. 6 ranked more than the starters," SJSU Women's break before hosting the San Jose State Friday's San Diego State Invitational squad 16-14. Sports Information Director Steve Rut- Invitational on Friday and Saturday. tournament without a victory. Two disappointing losses, both of ledge said. Among the teams that will be included SLIDE & The flashes of brilliance were in the which went three games, started out the Defensive specialist Becky McCarley are the University of Pacific, the defen- very long ding tournament champions, who ranked Lady Spartans last match of the tour- Friday for the Lady Spartans. received praise from her coach for her MOVIE third in the nation last season, No. 12 FILM nament, against the nation's top ranked New Mexico State, first on the long serving and passing.

team, the University of Southern agenda, stopped SJSU 9-15, 16-14, 15-10. Also shining coming off the bench ranked Purdue, and a strong Tennessee California. Next came UC-Irvine and another heart- were Sandy Zobel and Sandy Price, ac- team. DEVELOPING cording to Rutledge. The Lady Spartans may be able to breaking loss by the scores of 6-15, 15-7, 15- Super 8 and 8MM movies $ SJSU built up a commanding 12-5 lead "Washington State played outstanding seek some revenge from UC-Irvine for 1 39 in the first game, before the team's against us in the first game," Brugler said. their loss Friday as they are in the same 20 exp slides with a team which has six inexperience showed by dropping the As expected "We played a lot better in the second bracket in this week's tournament. game in overtime 17-15. USC kept up their new starters from last year and not one momentum winning the second game of senior on the squad, the lack of experience 36 exp slides the best two-of-three series by a score of as compared with their opponents showed $ 2 39 15-4. in losing the close games. We have what The situation was reversed for SJSU's "That's what these tournaments are Offer expires 9/26/80 opponent before the Trojans, the for, to give us experience so that when the San Jose State students want. Washington State Cougars. After the Lady league season starts we'll be ready," Lady Spartan Book/tom

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. it ...sports September 22 1980 Paye 5 Cyclones hand SJSU its first loss, 27-6 Iowa State heads Spartans off at the pass by Jerry McDonald Tracy Franz, set up With 9:30 remaining in "I didn't have a good said. "The play selection AMES, Iowa-Led by a another Berg field goal. the game, the Cyclones day as a coach. I take the wasn't good today and that hard-hitting defense that The 29 yarder closed finally scored the only of- blame for some of it," he is my fault." turned two mistakes into the Spartans to 10-6. It was fensive touchdown of the instant touchdowns, the as close as they would get. game on a 50 yard trap play Iowa State Cyclones Cyclone safety John with Crutchfield doing the Game Statistics handed the SJSU Spartans running to put the icing on Arnaud set up another SJSU 0 3 3 0 - Ad Comprii 2412,0 55/ W3 a 27-6 loss here before Giffords field goal with 5:31 the cake. ISU 7 3 3 14 .. 37 Punts average 9,33e 0/43 3 47,806 fans. left in the third quarter The lone bright spot for CarlSOn. 25 interception return Return yardage 5.73 7,19 The loss makes the the Spartans was the play (Giffords kick) PenaltieS/sards 9.17 5,23 with an interception Fsmbles,iost Spartans' record 2-1, while of their defense. Over- SJSU: SO FG 2/2 deflected off the hands of MI: Gil fords, 72 PG Iowa State won its second Rick Parma. Giffords 24 worked because of the SJSU. Berg, 29 FG Individual Meshes game in as many tries. yard field goal lengthened inability of the offense to Cillfords, PG Rushing A key to the game for control the ball and drained ISU: Jacobs ...Revered fumble in the SJSLI. Willhite 1567. Pleasant 1 the Iowa State lead to 13-6. II, Coarse II the Cyclones was the because of temperatures 'One (GiffOrds k lc k) Both defenses con- iSu Crutchfield 50 run (Gil fords ISU Crutchfield 27 139. Seallf0eke virtual shutdown they that reached a humid 90- II $e Quinn 11-45,01111s tinued to stymie the of- kick) 10 39 imposed on the Spartans' plus degrees on the Astro- Passing fenses and the score stayed ISU S.151.1 usually deadly passing turf surface, they nonethe- First Downs 21 17 5.1SU. Clarksen IA 553, 167 yds game. that way until there was less played spirited ball. be rulhing 13 4 IOU: Quinn 10,24-0, 105 yds, Wor sham 1 40,79749 The Cyclones actually 10:04 left in the fourth "I was very pleased be passing a 10 quarter. by penalty 3 Receiving scored more points off the with our defense. It's a Net yds offense 427 242 SJSU. Bailey 437. Kt/erre 33!, SJSU passing game then After a Rich Miller shame because the final Offensive plays 91 75 Franz 311. W11118104 27. Parma 110 the Spartans did, getting an punt pinned the Spartans score does not show the yards rushing 793 75 ISU : 011115 5.47, Knuth 346, Wal early touchdown on an back on the five yard line, closeness of the two rushing Plays 64 20 ker Its. Copeland 1-14. Crutchfield net yds Pe'-" 134 167 I 7.0 IS interception return and Elway elected to gamble teams," Elway said. another on a blind side hit and sent in a pass play. photo by Sal Bomberger on quarterback Steve Dropping back into his own Clarkson as he was at- Spartan tailback Gerald Willhite (No. 47) was held to 67 yards on 1 5 carries end zone, Clarkson was tempting to pass out of his in Saturday's 27-6 loss to Iowa State. Willhite is shown here trying to elude blindsided by defensive end Your own end zone. Santa Clara linebacker Dave Ramona. Shamus McDonough and "We had an off-day fumbled. offensively, but I credit didn't execute. first quarter, the Spartan from the opposite side of It was jumped on by College Ring! Iowa State's defense in "I was hurrying my defense put up another the field from where the Cal Jacobs for a touchdown part," Spartan head coach throwing, hoping to get an heroic effort, with a goal play had taken place ruled that made the score 20-6 A Timeless Symbol of Your Achievements. Jack Elway said. "They advantage on their line stand that stopped the that the Cyclones had and crushed the Spartans. played especially well." defense," a disappointed powerful Crutchfield in his called time out and Well enough to hold Clarkson said. "I was tracks on a fourth and goal restored one second to the "That was my fault. I Clarkson and the SJSU hoping we could run the from the one. clock. called the play," Elway passing game to just 16 ball more than we did." The Spartans scored That was all Giffords said. "I tried to get the ball completions in 55 attempts Clarkson's problems their first points of the needed to kick a field goal out in one play, a feast or for 167 yards. Clarkson started on the Spartans' game with 5:03 left in the to make the score 10-3. famine play. It was a was intercepted three first possession. After first half on a 50 yard field On the Spartans' first bootleg, but they got good times. picking up a first down, the goal by Mike Berg with the possession in the second pressure from behind, and "I'm very proud of our Spartans tried a swing pass wind at his back. half, Clarkson's longest darn it, he (Clarkson) victory. As they say, intended for Gerald It was the longest field completion of the day, a 27 doesn't have eyes in the defense wins games,'' Willhite, but Cyclone goal of Berg's career, and yard pass to tight end back of his head." Cyclone head coach Donnie linebacker Mike Carlson also probably the lowest, a Duncan said. "I was very stepped in front of the pass low line drive that barely pleased about it." and ran untouched into the cleared the line and Women's Men's Last week against end zone from 25 yards out. somehow sailed over the Washington State, The Cyclones, behind crossbar. Clarkson had a shaky first the power running of 235- After Berg's field goal, 10K or 14K Gold and Lustrium half, but came out of it to pound tailback Dwayne the Cyclones drove to the From play flawlessly in the Crutchfield then Spartan four yard line, and OLD WORLD GAMGE $88 00 second half. Against the threatened to score again, on a pass from John Quinn but the Spartan defense to Rocky Gillis, Gillis failed Cyclones, passing into a Service and Repair on stiff, hot wind, he never got held on the eight yard line. to get out of bounds and the Your Jostens' Representative on Campus: untracked. Alex Giffords then clock ran out. Or so it Imports and Compacts "We just didn't execute missed a chip-shot 28 yard seemed. ring 280-0844 Date: Sept. 23, 24 311:EE as a team," Clarkson said. field goal with the wind at With the Spartans 18 S. 8th St.. San Jose, CA 95112 -File wind wasn't that his back. already headed for the Time: 10-6 Place: Spar,an Bookstore much of a problem, I just Nearing the end of the locker room, a referee classifieds

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