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New councilman aims at city image By Steven Goldberg desert and called it redevelopment,' Victorian, that gives you some hope the idea of looking to the downtown For downtown San Jose to " he said in his gently sarcastic for the future." as the center of the city, he said. develop an identity as the center of style. At present, a large part of the city is crucial to its welfare, said A balance of uses, which is downtown consists of a con- newly appointed councilman Downtown hit "dead bottom" perhaps the basic principle of of one kind of planning Thomas McEnery. about five years ago, said the tall, centration planning, is called for by San Jose's bearded councilman. Since then, use in the area, McEnery com- basic planning document, the 1975 Downtown currently has a progress toward the rehabilitation of mented. General Plan, McEnery com- negative stereotype among the downtown area has been "I think 80 percent of the senior mented. everyone, including its own citizens, "nothing short of dramatic," he citizens live in the central planning McEnery's experience with he added. added. area and certainly 80 percent of the planning steins from his experience McEnery, 33, is a member of a on the planning commission. pioneer San Jose family who have been involved for a long time in the 'They created a desert His interest in the problems city's politics. His father, John downtown is rooted in his family's McEnery, was an adviser to Harry and called it redevelopment' long interest in the downtown area Truman as chairman of the and is maintained because of his California Democratic Party. interest in the groups concentrated "The transportation system is special care groups live right in the there. The four buildings which The councilman was also a being finished downtown," he said, university-downtown area. comprise restaurant row in San member of the San Jose Planning "and you're getting people to invest "The specialized categories of Pedro Square have been owned by Commission from February 1976 to large sums of money, whether it's in people that are down there are not Ins family for more than 100 years. , May 1978. He spent his last year as restaurants or office buildings, just the responsibility of that But their holdings downtown the commission's chairman. where five years ago they never planning area or of San Jose. won't be a conflict of would have thought interest, Part of the downtown's problem about it," he "Since mental illness, McEnery said maintains. is the 7entration of people in his usual soft-spoken and alcoholism, etc., strikes any par- restrained "It could associateci th social problems, manner. ticular group of people it even be a conflict in certain redevelopment issues," such as mental illness, the han- "People from the East Valley strikes in Saratoga, I'm told I he said. dicapped and the elderly in that still use downtown as their primary think that all areas of the society "I personally don't see it as area, McEnery said. market even with Eastridge. There ought to be responsible. such. I don't own any other could be a major specialized Another problem is the type of market "It's simple decency and it's property in downtown San Jose. down there." redevelopment that has taken place sound planning." "In a city as dynamic as San downtown in the past. Urban homesteading, which Developing an identity down- Jose, if you make a decision on the involves the rehabilitation of run- town, which relates to having a "There was a classical phrase I Coyote Valley, that certainly affects down homes in downtown, in another variety of uses downtown, means used to use," McEnery said. "The downtown. If you make a decision of step in the right direction, McEnery those groups would have to be original was 'they created a desert any magnitude on the West Valley, it said. spread out, he implied. and called it peace.' can affect the downtown. "When you drive by and see a Neighborhoods need to have a "I changed it to 'they created a Thomas McEnery by Elhe Harland guy and girl working on an old citywide consciousness to develop (Continued on page 31 Spartan Daily Volume 71, Number 44 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Friday, November 3, 1978 Aspects of districting issue debated
By Kim Gardner substituting two for those seven. The two Young referred to would be the district representative and the mayor. Measure F, the San Jose districting issue that's dividing Districting 'nostalgic' 'Voters will become city voters, has also divided members of SJSU's As for gerrymandering, the drawing up of districts Political Science Department. gives one political party a majority, Young said, and The measure was the topic of a fast-paced debate held councilmembers would draw district lines to their ad- avoids real problems better educated' Wednesday in the Student Union Umunhum Room. vantage. Debaters were Drs. Terry Christensen and Roy "I suggest that the only people who have 'seven points Young, SJSU political science professors. Christensen, of access' are developers," answered Christensen, head of the Measure F steering committee, argued for pointing out that the majority of Measure F opponents districting. Young, Political science department were developers and construction companys. chairman, argued against it. Christensen asked rhetorically, then why not at-large Measure F, if passed, would divide San Jose in 10 elections for the County Board of Supervisors of for districts, each represented by one city councilmember. members of Congress. These councilmembers would be a resident in the district they represent. Currently, the seven city council positions "It just doesn't work," Christensen said. are filled by at-large elections. "People (officeholders) are accountable whether they're elected by district or at-large," Young said. The 45-minute debate was sponsored by Pi Sigma "You've got a better chance (in current at-large voting) Alpha, political science honor society. that more people will listen to you." "Someone who represents 580,000 people in a 160- square-mile area is not going to know the traffic problem Christensen claimed voters wouldn't be limited to of crossing 10th and 11th streets," Christensen said in talking to just their district representative. defense of districting. "They're not gonna know about the With district elections, voters would become better little kid that must cross 12th Street each morning at 8 educated. with no light to get to school," he said. "The most dedicated public servant couldn't even do that." "You and I could make a better judgment who to vote for if we can see our candidate, know what their eyes look Young called Measure F's promises of better like, and see their reactions to us, rather than just seeing representation "nostalgic" and the idea of districting their packaged images on TV," Christensen said. "cosmetic surgery" that avoided the real problem. As for possible gerrymandering in a districting "These (Measure F) reformers focus on the good situation, voters would have recourse through the courts things about Measure F and ignore the consequences," and could also testify at public hearings, Christensen said. Young said. "It's (Measure F) not going to change some things," These consequences, according to Young, would be an Christensen noted. "We'll still have to work, we'll still anti-democratic community and gerrymandering. have to talk, we'll still have to organize. But right now it's the best alternative we have." "It doesn't expand democracy by adding districts," Young said. "They (Measure F proponents) ignore the An election analysis will be held Nov. 8 at 11:30 a.m. in fact that if you're in a group who could control govern- the S.U. Umunhum Room. Analysts will be political photos by Juan A. Rodriguez Terry Christensen ment, it's fine. But what if you're a minority? Right now science professors Young, national elections; Dr. Larry Roy Young you've got seven points of access (city council). You'd be Gerston, state elections; and Christensen, local elections. Primates monkey around with marijuana
By Anne Houghteling The monkeys, who ingested an Sassenrath devoted the second years would be difficult, Sassenrath Because of the limited amount circles, Sassenrath commented. Lucy and Mildred have both equivalent of one to two marijuana half of her six-year study to the said. For ethical reasons, resear- of investigation on marijuana's "Effects of the drug on humans been heavy marijuana users. joints daily, exhibited a range of study of marijuana's effect on the chers can't manipulate human effects on human subjects, much can be non-specific and hard to Every day at 4 p.m. they gob- unusual behavior, Sassenrath said. monkeys' reproductive behavior. environment and behavior as they "confusion and emotionalism" still document in human populations." bled up a cookie laced with a syn- And, she stressed, the unusual Both pregnant marijuana users can those of animals, she said. reigns about marijuana in research she said. thetically produced marijuana behavior, ranging from extreme and their offsprings suffered, compound. passivity to aggressiveness, per- Sassenrath said. They followed the unusual diet sisted even after the monkeys' daily 'We have a feeling now," she for six years. marijuana high had worn off. said, "that the drug has an effect on SJSU custodian is being framed, Both Lucy and Mildred are Mildred, for instance, often mother's support system. But we rhesus monkeys, two of 22 such a subtle showed "rejecting behavior" don't know yet if there's primates who took part in a research toward her offspring, Sassenrath genetic effect on her ova." professors and students charge project started six years ago by Dr. said. The baby monkey would be to Ethel Sassenrath of UC-Davis. Babies were often not carried handled carelessly by its mother. full term. And, Sassenrath added, By Mike Myslinski female campus custodians, and an Arts professors Noreen Mitchell and Sassenrath, a bio-chemist, Lucy became uncommonly many offspring born to marijuana- An SJSU custodian charged with assault of a third. Ken Dorst, and associate Professor measured the effects of heavy, long- aggressive after being administered using mothers were "significantly" two counts of attempted rape is The SJSU plant and operations Donamarie Reeds. the health department has denied it tried to term marijuana use on her marijuana diet for nine months, below average weight. being "framed" by the campus The 15 students and faculty who force Lopez out of his custodial and behavior of the test animals. Sassenrath said. In a cage with Her extensive observations of plant or rations department, attended the emergency meeting to position. She believes human reactions drugged and non-drugged animals, monkeys using marijuana are claimed three professors and two agreed with Earle that I,opez was use might Lopez, 54, was arraigned heavy marijuana Lucy managed to upset the pecking unique, Sassenrath said. associate professors from the being "framed" and "railroaded" negative and Wednesday in San Jose Municipal duplicate the largely order by fighting her way up from Theater Arts Department Wed- by the plant operations department. apparently permanent changes low on the totem pole to her final Monkeys, according to Court and will enter a plea with the nesday. Earle charged that Joe Hunter, observed in monkeys like Lucy and rank as the most dominant female. Sassenrath, are the closest stand-ins court Nov. 6, according to Mike supervisor of custodians, told Mildred. to man as far as testing for the ef- Eric Lopez, a custodian in the Daniels, Lopez' attorney. Bail is set night Physical disturbances cropped fects of marijuana. Speech and Drama Building, at $10,000. him of a plan to "fire" Lopez. In a "It would be overly optimistic to up with higher frequency in the "Monkeys are as close to surrendered to University Police "I think the poor man's being conversation Earle said took place think that human primates wouldn't drugged test animals than in their humans in social and reproductive Monday and was charged with two framed," associate Professor of around 10 p.m. Tuesday on the stage
show similar responses ( to heavy, "straight" counterparts, Sassenrath behavior as we can get," she said. counts of assault with intent to Theater Arts Randy Earle said in the Speech and Drama Building, prolonged marijuana use)," reported. "And rhesus monkeys handle drugs commit rape, two counts of false Wednesday at a meeting in the Earle told Hunter about the concern about rape Sassenrath told an audience of about Disorders of the nervous metabolically very much like man." imprisonment and one count of Speech and Drama Building at- department's allegations involving I,opez. 40 Wednesday in SJSU's Duncan system, cardiovascular and urinary Studying human primates assault and battery stemming from tended by Hal Todd, chairman of the Hall. systems were diagnosed. who've used marijuana heavily for his alleged sexual attacks on two Theater Arts Department, Theater (('ontinued on back page) Page 2, November 3. 1978 forum Proposition 7 hotly debated during 'obscene phone call By Mike Myslinski -Is that right? What if some my patience. I got an obscene phone call psycho killed your father with an "Listen to me, whoever you are. yesterday. axe in the middle of the night? In The death penalty is barbaric. You It was obscene for two reasons: seven years those freaks convicted are barbaric for promoting it and for 1 It came at 3:30 a.m. and 2) the of first-degree murder can be out on waking me up at 3:30 a.m, to ask me caller wanted me to support parole. Is that justice?" to promote it. It's cruel and unusual Proposition 7, the death penalty "Be realistic," I urged. "Not punishment. I understand that initiative which would send more many convicted murderers get out California State Senator John Briggs human beings to the California gas in seven. Prop. 7 sets the minimum helped draft Prop. 7." chambers for an expanded number time of imprisonment for first- "Yes, Mr. Briggs is behind us." of crimes. degree murder at 16 years, eight "Well, I think John Briggs has I was in bed, dreaming of months and at 10 years for second- already proved to most people that princesses and Pulitzer prizes, when degree murder. Right?" he is a cruel and unusual man by the phone rang. I picked it up in the "Quite." drafting Proposition 6. But tell me, darkness. "But it's the fine print dealing do you think it's fair to permit, as "A vote for Prop. 7 is a vote for with death that bothers me. Gassing Prop. 7 will, a judge and jury to justice," a male voice said quietly. a man who murdered my father actually consider a man's prior IF WE "What? Who is this? Do you would not bring back my father. The felony convictions when the man is know what time it is?" fact is, Prop. 7 has the goal to try being sentenced for murder?" CALIFON/415 "It's too tide'" the caller ex- and add to the list of crimes "You're damn right! The WEaN'T 50 claimed. "Much too late. Since 1972, punishable by death." current law doesn't allow this." CIVILIZED Californians have been demanding a I looked at the phone and pin- I'D 5E tough, effective death penalty law to ched myself. I wasn't dreaming. protect our families from vicious Mike Myshnski is a "You know, it's people like you woRgIED- killers. The law adopted by the State Spartan awry reporter who perpetuate violent crimes. The Legislature 15 months ago is too slution can't be found in the gas weak. Don't you understand " chambers or in the mind of John "Hold it! Who is this?" I "That's right. It would add a Briggs. It sounds trite, but I still demanded, sitting up in bed. judge, prosecutor and fireman to the think the solution must come from "I am one of the 470,000 list. Kill one of them and chances are the heart." California citizens who signed a you'll die too. And that way the jails "The what?" petition to help get Prop. 7 on the will thin out a little." "You heard me. Compassion Nov. 7 ballot. Will you vote for it?" I yawned and shook my head. compassionate legislation, perhaps, Since I was awake I decided to "Do you have any idea what it would help. Prop. 7 is heartless." make a go of it. I oppose all kinds of costs the taxpayers to finance one "I'm going to do a very un- death penalties. The prospect of lousy crook in jaii for a year?" the compassionate thing. I'm going to expanding this punishment in this caller asked. hang up on you. Why don't you send state really bothers me. Even at 3:30 "No. What is the going rate?" Charles Manson some roses in the in the morning. "Well, the state Department of morning? You're sick. I'm hanging "I will not vote for it because Corrections says it's $2,575 per in- I've read it. And even if I hadn't I mate per year. Down the drain." "Fine," I said quietly, "but would not support legal murder. I I was getting a little fed up. won't you at least tell me your No treaty in sight think society is ready to transcend When someone tries to imply that name?" the eye-for-an-eye, life-for-a-life money can be saved by killing off "I.ucifer," the caller said, and crap." more convicted murderers, I lose hung up. Peace talks a farce By Katherine Hamilton the committee. Who's taking that dandy if Sadat and Begin do happen Once again the world sits on the first step toward peace? Not Begin. to find a peace settlement agreeable edge of its seat anxiously awaiting Not Sadat. Maybe Jimmy Carter, to both, but if there are still armed letters the outcome of the Mideast Peace but the U.S. isn't a party to the talks, confrontations on the borders and on Farce. just the mediator. the Gaza strip, what has the Uh...Peace Talks. No, neither one truly deserves a agreement accomplished? the production of electricity. I _ Come on guys, who're you trying title of peace fighter. It may be distasteful to discuss suggest he follow his own advise and to fool? The problem is no (loser to This talk of friendship and love money at this point, but it's U.S. Prop. 5 and freedom retake some basic physics courses. being solved than it was a year ago between the two countries is just dollars funding this charade. That's Both letters seemed to show a smoking rules, in the same way that when Sadat made his "historical" that.. talk. It has no substance and bucks from your pockets and Editor: basic ignorance of thermodynamics. Prop. 5, the anti-smoking the pursuit of profit induces some of trip to Israel. no meaning. mine. ..and for what? Forty percent of electricity used in has a superficial ap- them to sell hamburgers, others There is more at stake than Mrs. Sadat put the whole This week the talks ( funny word amendment, homes is for water and space peal to non-smokers concerned health foods, and others highly land. There's the culture and the problem in a nutshell last year when to use when that's the one thing they heating, as a simple graph of his own about the potential health hazards of specialized ethnic dishes (French, history of two nations butting heads Mike Wallace of "Sixty Minutes" are not doing) are hot, next week energy consumption would show. breathing the smoke exhaled by Greek, Italian, etc.). and it will take more than two men asked her about her and her they'll be cold. It all depends on who It is basically inefficient to nearby smokers in facilities where A free society does not need a discussion economics to clear it up. husband's trip to Israel. Quite has to give an inch. And the longer convert energy to power and then smoking is permitted. law forcing those who sell health diplomatically she said it was an this tarries, the more money it eats reconvert that power to heat, when it The issues involved in this food to also sell hamburgers and Kdthenne Hamilton is a important trip and she thought it up. is technologically feasible to use amendment are much deeper than cokes. Similarly, in a free society Spartan Oath, reporter would accomplish a lot toward That's taking goodwill a Little bit passive and active solar systems to the simple attempt to reduce the there is no need for Proposition 5. solving the problems between the too far. Neither country is ready to directly convert energy to heat. settle this squabble which inconveniences to non-smokers. In The argument that we need laws The talks, if they can indeed be two countries. is as old I also suggest Mr. Akers and Mr. as the Bible. large part this measure seeks to to regulate smoking because called that, seem like nothing more Then Wallace asked her if she Priorities that have McKean take some of those liberal been inject the heavy hand of government smokers do not have to face the cost than a political ploy on the part of and Mrs. Begin might become ignored must be sorted out arts courses that they showed such before there is into a situation involving the private of the displeasure and harm (the three prominent politicians to friends from the effort. ever any hope of disdain for. Dr. Aitken's solar accomplishing a individual's choice and, more im- negative spillover effect) they bolster their ratings in the world's I really don't know, she said. I real and lasting energy theory class should enlighten peace. portantly, a situation where private impose on other individuals is a false polls. mean how can I ever really be their "real" world. That means Israel decision-making will ultimately argument when applied to smoking Unfortunately it's not working. friends when her people occupy my must forget Martin LeRoy this idea of being the provide an adequate solution in the in a place owned by a private in- The leaders are slumping lower in land? chosen people Meteorology senior : and the possessors of that strip of absence of government intervention. dividual. esteem than ever before and nothing There is no common ground to The owners of restaurants and land in Egypt. The owners of is getting settled over the bargaining compromise on. That, if anything, is restaurants are other private businesses, in their That means Egypt free to adopt its' a mistake table. evident from Mrs. Sadat's words. must give in rules in order to cater pursuit of profit, will smokers to Israel's claim to the land. to types of customers. Begin, once hailed as the hero of Besides, has anyone bothered to to face the cost of the displeasure That is about as The pursuit of Editor: the summit meeting at Camp David tell the guerillas that these great likely to happen profit will induce they impose on other individuals in September, has never had so men are theoretically on the brink of in the next couple of months as restaurant owners to cater to the It's amazing how some people (regardless of whether these in- can connect my feelings about the ; many problems with his coun- peace? It may seem all fine and Christmas in July. diversity of taste with respect to em- dividuals are customers or Briggs Initiative with the survival of - trymen. He's not taking enough, ployees), just as some restaurants this country's racial prejudiceness. they say. He's compromising away wearing force those who dislike Gays aren't Polish, Turkish, what is rightfully Israel's. He can't cost of shoes, suits or ties to face the Scottish or snobbish. They're sick! . win for losing. the displeasure they produce on Sadat, on the other hand, is Wade Norris, an undeclared : others. sophomore, dug up a generous list of : giving up too much, according to his 5 At best, the pro-Proposition "great" gays and placed them in his countrymen. There were many irate argument can be applied only to politicians raising their voices high letter of Oct. 13, Virginia Woolf and smoking in non-privately owned Richard the Lion-Hearted, to names on the Egyptian Parliament facilities and, therefore, it cannot be following the summit meeting. couple, may be great; but, they sure used to ask us to vote for Prop. 5 weren't around when I needed food Sadat, instead of a great negotiator since Prop. 5 covers private as well of peace, as he is seen to be in the stamps. as public facilities. Wade also refuted my use of the U.S., was viewed as a traitor to Note, too, that Prop. 5 asks us to Egyptian values ... a weak-willed pronoun "its" when referring to Gay commit a substantial amount of people. It is a mistake; however, it man backing out on the wants, needs resources, such as local police, to and rightful possessions of his was made long before I sat down to the enforcement of no-smoking write. people. ordinances, resources that could be Carter, in addition to his La Rosa Carrington used in alternative activities such Journalism junior problems with the slumping as preventing rapes and murders. popularity of his economic plans, is getting ulcers from constantly Can we seriously ask local police having to mediate in the lover's departments to enforce such laws spats between these two leaders. given current crime levels? Daily Moreover, these public resources Spartan It's funny, these men received Editor John Pacts the Nobel Peace prize for their tf- will have to be used to enforce a AdvertiMBM Garrett Paulus forts. regulation which is little more than a News EMU.. Corinne Asturias on private City Editor Steve Goldberg A bit premature on the part of cleverly disguised attack Assl News Editor Judy Twitchell property and freedom of choice and Forum Page Editor ...... Scott Knies disguised attempt to Sports Editor Anne Brennan a less cleverly Assoc Sports Editor Dan Miller Letter policy push more government down the Feature Editor Laura Del Rosso The Spartan Daily welcomes throat of the people of California Art and Entertainment ... Kevin Fagan Layout Editor Cherie Beers letters from readers expressing who have clearly indicated, via Copy Editor Anne Houghteling individual viewpoints. Prop. 13, that Enough Government Photo Editor Kim Komenich IChiel Photographer Allison McLaughlin Letters should be typed, triilk, is Enough! Assistant Editor Crib SiObeck spaced and must include the writer's Rudy Gonzalez Public Relations . . Joan Mann address, tele- Mehay Retail Ad Manager Noreen Austin major, class standing, Steve Art Director Barbara Addlernan phone number and signature. Economics Dept Classified Margie Adamson the name, major and class Nancy Novo Only National Ad Manager Tony Arriron standing will be printed. Business Manager Sandy Hillebr ndt The Spartan Daily reserves the Cartoonists Pat Martin libel. Converting energy Van Dyke Roth right to edit for length, style or Reporters Michael Barnhart Letters should be submitted at Jon Bernal, Kim Gardner, Katherine Hamilton, between 9 Editor: Craig Hanunack, Brad Haugaard, Ion. Hayes, The Daily Office (JC 208) Steve Hastings, Chuck Hildebrand, Anne pro nuclear stand a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, or by Regarding the Houghteling. John Jones, Keith Kropp. Torn Page, c/o the by Mr. Akers in the Daily letters. l lar kit, Christine Lewis, Don McCarthy, Dan mail to the Forum Miller. Mill. Myslinski, Cynthia Both he and Mr. McKean, whose Pim, Darlene Spartan Daily, San Jose State Sallswian, Lee Sherman, Sean Silverinorne, Lise followed, seemed to imply that M Young University, 125 S. Seventh St., San letter the reason for solar energy use was Jose, CA 95112. November 3, 1978, Page 3
Spartan Daily Yaer ing 'an ersity t ommunity Meer HIM Councilman: Downtown Second class postage maul at San needs identity Cahforma MeITIllef of Jose, California Newspaper Cub- it-Sher. ASS0elaildit find Ole /Awn (Continued from Page 1 ) vote on those issues is up to tubed Press Publsthed dad) b2. City Attorney Robert San June State Univeryity ex "It'd hate to be cept Saturday and Sunda). dur, restricted on voting on the Logan and the California SJSU, movies could play role in revitalization mg the college year The opin issues on which I can be Fair Political Practices ions expressed in the paper are Commission, McEnery nut nso essanly those 4 the most helpful." /Annulated Student,. the L. inver- said. or the De- the largest concentrations said, and to promise them a phasized. business. se.) Administration Whether McEnery can Thomas Jefferson had for partment of Journalism and Ad- The restaurants in San of movie goers, lot can be damaging to this country, said vertising Subseriptions act ra- Pedro Square and places demographically, in the them. An improvement McEnery, who often cites Actively involved in ted only on a remainder of such as Camera One are age group of 18 to 32. throughout the city has history to back up his San Jose politics for 10 sermster b.sis FuC ocademic now one of the few areas been the increased par- years, McFnery was year. $9 Each semester. $41A McEnery ideas. Oftcarnpus price per COEN TO downtown that interacts used a ticipation of citizens in city chairman of the committee "I think it would be drawing of a proposed park cents Phone 277-3181 Adv, rtis. with SJSU, he said. politics. McEnery said. to restore Peralta Adobe, mg 277-3171. Printed by Mere- financially feasible to have running down to the McEnery, one of the oldest govern- dith Neo .paucrt "You've got, what, a quad theater down there. Guadalupe River to who has "People have been lived in San ment structures in San 26,000 or 27,000 students. Movies are a tremendous illustrate his point. Jose most of pushed so far on simple his life, has a Jose. This ought to be a key draw and I think that's one masters in issues that come home that history from University market for the downtown of the ways for downtown The drawing resem- of they are now starting to Santa Clara and attended He has written a book community, not just for to utilize that tremendous bled almost an Utopian participate. I hope it's not Bellarmine College about Thomas Fallon, who what's there but what could market at San Jose State." setting with trees and Classifieds just an angry mass rising Preparatory. was mayor of San Jose be there. impressive buildings about 10 years ago, which have something Another way to im- mixed together in an at- is about to be released. "One of the things I've He taught school for a prove the downtown is to tractive fashion. always complained about If you can enlarge the year before getting in- for eve; yone! set reasonable goals. is that there are no first- two percent that normally volved in his family's He currently lives with "We need to im- run movie theaters participates in politics to corporation, the Farmers his wife, Jill, and men. goals downtown. Certainly there Human beings are plement reasonable 10, 20 or 30 percent you Union. He evntually daughters in a house near hit 'em," he em- at SJSU I you have one of delicate things, McEnery and move towards the ideal became president of the San Jose's City Hall.
IT'S ALL 4; McEnery discusses election issues GREEK By Steve Goldberg with police. In that con- able to work with whoever they treat their old. This is Thomas McEnery was frontation, which happened is mayor. one small measure for TO ME appointed to the San Jose in November 1977, Runyon Measure F: I'm in senior citizens. I think the City Council on Oct. 6. admitted to being in- favor of districting. I think citizens of' San Jose are SPECIAL He was selected by a toxicated. its prime benefit is that it'll ready to make this type of City Council divided over Runyon was part of the bring government closer to commitment. It entails no FOR questions about growth and coalition which ousted the people and will move new taxes. FRATERNITIES the ouster of former City Tedesco. dollar campaigning from MeEnery thinks his AND Manager Ted Tedesco. Although McEnery had the significant level it's at best qualifications for "I was a known been mentioned as a good now. That in itself is being a councilman come SORORITIES commodity to them," candidate for the council enough reason to vote for from his experience on the McEnery said of his ap- by several observers of city it. I would hope that the planning commission, his
'Measure E...is one small 'I'm in favor of districting... measure for senior citizens' it'll bring government closer'
pointment. "I spent two politics, it had also been type of people who are roots in the city and his 'SJSU STUDENT years on the planning thought the council might elected will be concerned willingness to listen to the commission, the last as not have been able to agree with the entire well-being other side. DISCOUNT WITH chairman. on a selection. of San Jose and not just STUDENT He practices thinking "On the planning McEnery expressed their own district. It could BODY CARD commission, I think my his views on several also get some qualified about the other side's record, whatever else it election issues during his people, who don't have the arguments. McEnery said. A might have been, was ability to raise $50,000 to interview with the Spartan "Sometimes you put b independent. I think I $100,000, to run for office Daily. such good arguments decided the issues on their Mayoral race: I have and theoretically get forward for the other side merit. my own personal elected. that you don't have much of McEnery replaced preferences but I don't a response." ILIGX David Runyon, who think it serves any par- Measure E: I'm co- chair of Measure E (which resigned Aug. 22 due to an ticular good for me to Although he said he is AAAAA INICW would provide some low- altercation with San Jose support anyone. I have a just trying to keep up on a MEM Police. Runyon, allegedly fairly difficult job to catch cost housing units in San week-to-week basis with A BLOCK FROM drunk at the time, had been up on the significant Jose for the elderly. I the issues before council, CAMPUS convicted of obstructing amount of stuff there is to think it's very indicative of he added that the voters justice in another incident catch up on. I think I'll be Thomas McEnery any society or city how will be able to judge in two E. SANTA CLARA years whether he has been & N. lOrli 297-361 '1\ Getting Through by Van Dyke Roth a good councilman. /7'sCHART YOUR OWN fly -ro COPEN T-IA6E 14 AND FA-12E ALL 'Your_ wEeseem.Ds YOU 6oinic., HAve. AS tArtmr INTEMSE PHYSICAL 11-IIS WILD ? COURSE WHAT ARE RELATIONSHIPS AS 7,ctsso5cE , -THIS WEEKEND? TO Do BUY SW1E CeS , SELL THEM HERE 'NO, SOMETIMES LaC, AND MAKE A ALL our. ILLJoN SUCKS AIR PASSENGER SERVICE VIP London prices falling down
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LOS Angeles CA 90045 '41 at SIR/ call 277-2741, Aerospace Studies. SIM pounds tterl.ng A joint statement WORK! AIRWAYS censuring aker Proposition 6, foreign food Senna. Man of Law a na,s Pnrs C tm faa., Omar VISA, Anie.non ElOnISS the Briggs Initiative, was issued yesterday by the Tired of eating foriegn Latin American night ROTC Program Board Gateway '00 great way of hie presidents of SJSU and cuisine out of a TV dinner? on Nov. 11 is the center's Associated Students Santa Clara University. Well, don't suffer next ethnic dinner. San Jose State University. Collage Maga,,.' Dr. Gail Fullerton of anymore. The In- Organized by students F. NOME Present SJSU and the Very Rev. ternational Center, located from Puerto Rico and A William Rewak, S.J., of at 360 South Ilth St., is Venezuela, the evening will PETER Warren Santa Clara condemned the offering ethnic nights twice include a Latin American "imprecise language of a month with authentic dinner and live en- GABRIEL kikMiller Proposition 6, the am- foreign dinners and en- tertainment slide show, Thurs. Ni Iv. 1(i P.m S Production biguity of its psychological tertainment. music and dancing. stance, and its potential for "The cost for the Other ethnic dinners Nictes Gym S.IS1. denying an individual's dinner is $4 for non- will be held on: (Corner of San Carlos tit 4t II) human rights." residents," said Marchello alaGrte SUPPORTING ACT TO BE ANNOUNCED Proposition 6 would Bigliardi, executive Nov 18, Chinese allow local school boards to director of the center. night; T ickets Students $6 50 Advance. 5: i.., fire teachers who publicly "Just call a day to two in Dec 8, German General $7.50 Advance. $850 Doi admit their homosexuality advance so we can make night; Available at SJSU Business Office. it or who advocate a arrangements in the kit- Dec 15, Swedish Galactic Zoo Records. San Jose Box e TUESDAY homosexual life style. chen." night. and Santa Cfll, Box Offk e NOV. 7th THERE WILL BE NO SMOKING ALLOWED OW COST FLINT CENTER CHARTER FLIGHTS SEMESTER IN SPAIN se Irvig.NO CN NIONIX SUMMIT C01.0.00 TO LONDON College Students- Come with us to Seville, Spain. Earn two years credit in the Spanish language in 0 11, Cif CARMOOS SUG LOSN. DE ANZA COLLEGE IMO FFFFF II lPCm'lO 150010 For Christmas 1978 one semester - studying Spanish only. Cost about the same as attending your college in the U S O lICIOVICOrator Departures Dec. 5, MILLER 7:30 p.m. 48 students from various U S and Canadian colleges returned 1,011, 12, 19 and 26 Seville on June 1st They have earned two full years of [refill in the LIVE IT! There us no winter as we know it in Se, -,alm and Mail or call us for Spanish language in one semester and have had the most Interesting or AfIgn trees grow there You are inviten to come with us y. wig in no their lives way retard your schedule for graduation drink. sleep Laker Skytram Info and educational experience of They have learned much more LIVE IP Eat read about Spain and the Spanish language than could be learned in a write smolt and hear Spanish for four full months Make Spanish Tickets on sale now at ALSO ASX US ABOUT OUR conventional classroom You can do the same' Call them and have a pri friends have a real life personaltty formtng expetience Your professor Any Mountain LOW COST vate conversation with any of then, We wtil supply names addresses will be Mr Barton Siebring, formerly professor of Spanish at Calvin PRESENTED BY Rentattir in Britain and phone numbers Your cost will be about the seine as it will cost VOA College for ten years It will flea rifjOiffuS academic undertaking Mot for InterFornpean flights to attend your college here in the U S total costs including let round tourists!) Designed for beginners f ull ills foreign language require trip from Toronto Canada board room tuition, and even text books is rnpnt for graduation The program is fully art edited by Denny Christian CALL 984-7576 St 949 College of Palos Heights It Don't wait, its getting iate. Iani>friounTaing. 1 MAY 31. 1979 For beginners. 10495 N. DE ANZA BL., CUPERTINO, CA kWbI Ionnosse Uwe' FEB. TICKETS: 3.50 ADVANCE. $4.00 AT DOOR Sammie Ave. Call us collect. and doscuss it with us personally let S942 2154 for Write to SIN716 in Spain. 2442 E Collier SE Grand Rapids Mich 49S06 n FOR INFO: 255-6162 A imperative prow an, fidtwenn Trinity Christian Colloge P. Sem est, Span Federal and State of Dimon; aid is aponcable Page 4, November 3, 1978 feature EXCLUSIVELY FOREIGN The largest building on campus...
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