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Volume 68, Number 23 Tuesday, March 8, 1977 Phone: 277-3181 Teacher evaluation guide readied for Monday release

By Bill Weeks setting problems and a need for question. Since its beginning in 1963, it has The long awaited SJSU teacher more time for error correction. The 1973 edition's final question, annually been the victim of teacher evaluation book, Tau Delta Phi's Abilities judged asking students if they would criticism and lawsuit threats. Tower List, may be ready for The publication includes in- recommend the teachers to others, release Monday. formation on campus teacher's has been deleted. In October of 1964, four months The honor fraternity's guide, requirements of the student, fair- This was done; according to after the first Tower List was which was expected to be in the ness, work load and overall per- Miller, because the fraternity felt released, two professors initiated SJSU bookstore last October, is an formance of instructors with written the first nine questions would allow legal actions, calling their evaluation of SJSU professors based comments on many SJSU in- students to form their own opinion. descriptions in the publication on student surveys. structors. Annual criticism "libelous." According to the fraternity's The new Tower List will be The Tower List, which is the The actions were soon dropped president, Chuck Miller, the long similar to the edition released in major project of the student because, ironically, both professors delay was due to disorganization 1973, with the exception of the price educational service fraternity, has consulted San Jose attorney James within Tau Delta Phi, membership up to $2 from the 1973 price of $1.25 long been a controversial Boccardo, a former member of Tau changes, computer foul-ups, type- and the elimination of one publication. Delta Phi. The following year Dr. Owen Broyles, professor of economics, claimed the entire list was a "fraud." Broyles. who retired in Professors' opinions differ 1971, also considered legal action. but no suit was filed

The second Tower List in the %Ai spring of 1965 sold more than 5,000 AJ copies the first day. 20 on Carter's phone-in show The controversy and popularity of the list grew throughout the By David Koenig Boneparth suggested if Carter Norton emphasized he did not decade, with every edition causing an President Jimmy Carter's has another phone-in show, that want to "bad-mouth" the president. new complaints. nationwide radio phone-in talk show specific topics to be discussed be "Maybe he's trying, but there won a split decision from the announced in advance. really isn't any way the president Libel charged tel professors of the SJSU Political Not all political science can have a one-to-one relationship In 1975, Dr. Raprider Loomba, Science Department. professors were impressed with the with too many people," he said. professor of electrical engineering, Several of the professors broadcast. During the show, anchored by sent a series of letters to SJSU iii President John Bunzel iss questioned said Saturday's un- "It's pretty much a gimmick," Walter Cronkite, Carter handled charging the precedented show was symbolic of said associate professor Alden Voth. questions on relations with Cuba, the Tower List was "not only inaccurate John W Peterson Carter's desire to reach the "He probably means well, but it's Equal Rights Amendment, the and false, but also libelous and in ob poor taste." Library graduate student Steve Philibosian skims through the 1973 edition of American people and establish impossible for Carter to answer Panama Canal and moving snow the Tower List, Tau Delta Phi's controversial SJSU teacher evaluation. confidence in the presidency. Other their questions or meet their (the around the country. Bunzel took no action against Tau professors called the two-hour public's) demands. Delta Phi, but Tower List con- Of the national total, 400,000 of program on CBS radio nothing more "He's milking the honeymoon for tributors expect an air of con- the calls to "Ask the President" 1st than a gimmick to boost popularity. all it's worth." troversy to follow the release of the were from California, including 120,- In According to preliminary figures Voth said Carter's campaign new list, due to its open criticism of ins Compensation sought 000 from the Bay Area. cimpiled by. the American promises to be totally candid will instructors. no Carter left open the possibility Et Telephone and Telegraph Co., cause frustrations and problems in That same year that he will do another such show, the SJSU aCt between 9 and 9.5 million persons the future. bookstore considered ,is but said he will wait taking the list tried to call the president. "He raised expectations that he for a reaction for 'Wizards' fiasco from the public. off their shelves, for fear they were :an Forty-two got through. can't hope to fulfill." By David Willman Century Fox refused permission for selling libelous material. 13, "I thought it was quite good," Prof. Theodore Norton said the McCraw warned the idea, while a by Letters requesting remunera- the screening. As holder of the ex- However, the Tower List has said associate professor Stephan show "doesn't make much sense to good one, tions to the A.S. Program Board clusive distribution rights to "could be overdone." been praised by past student Cohen. "It was quite unique that me. If it impresses some people that And Colren A because of the Feb. 14 cancellation "Wizards," 20th Century Fox said said the concept of governments, organizations and ear Carter was successful in soliciting he's reaching out to the American of "Wizards" are now being sent, New Line's contract with the telephoning the president "shouldn't student editorials as a very valuable ood public opinion in a sense that doesn't people, that's fine." be 24 Attorney Harrison Program Board and Camera One institutionalized." tool for the serious student. according to A.S. come from press conferences." Taylor. The letters also threaten was illegal. Not every president could hold possible legal action. 20th Century explained local such a show, Cohen added. If Nixon Taylor received the formal go- theater owner's rights would be had tried such a show, he said, one in a meeting Thursday with abridged if "Wizards" were allowed ahead would have to be suspicious of the A.S. President James Ferguson, to be shown at Camera One. motivation. A.S. Treasurer Maryanne Ryan and John Ailer, a representative for Larry Gerston, an associate Board Adviser Ted New Line, said his company will not Program professor, said he listened during pay anything to the Program Board. Gehrke. part of the show. Taylor will send the letters to 20th He said he forwarded Eastman's "I thought he (Carter) did a good the film's owner; letter to 20th Century in Los Angeles. Century Fox, job. He fielded a vast array of Bakshi, the writer, director Ailer said he was told last month Ralph questions." Questions asked by and producer of "Wizards"; and by a 20th Century representative citizens are harder to anticipate New Line Presentations of New that the film company would than questions at a press con- York City. reimburse the Program Board for ference, Gerston commented. Claudia Eastman, Program its expenses. "I thought highly of him and little Board films chairwoman, said she Ailer himself told the Spartan of the public," Gerston said. "There personally sent a letter to New Line Daily last month that New Line were some really assinine questions. and 20th Century requesting would pay 8300 to $400 to the "The most important thing is that 82,085.57. Program Board if 20th Century did he's trying to bring the presidency The expenses Eastman listed not. back to the public," he said. "That's $348.48 for Spartan Daily 20th Century representatives were: more important than any of the for a public address could not be reached for a comment. advertising; $20 issues and questions asked." $79.87 for flyers; $56.97 for New Line is now considering a system; William McCraw agreed with hotel suit against 20th Century, according wallet cards and 824 for a Gerston and Cohen. to Ailer. "We figure we've lost out on room. "What was significant was that she spent 850 over 835,000 because of the can- Eastman also said he did it," said McCraw. "It's a good cellation at San Jose State and eight for phone calls and lost an estimated idea, but certainly no substitute for other colleges," Ailer said. income of 81,496. any kind of politics." Ailer said New Line offered The Program Board finalized an Ellen Boneparth, assistant 17. comparable programs to the other agreement with New Line Dec. professor, compared Saturday's provide schools involved and that they were The promotional firm was to broadcast favorably with the Northern satisfied. "At Tulane University, we a print of "Wizards" for a "fireside chat" Carter held in early had Norman Mailer appear, and it California premiere screening at the February. The chat was "just St. was a huge success," Ailer said. Camera One Theater, 166S. First another political speech," she said. Ailer said no similar Bakshi was also scheduled to Of Saturday's show, Boneparth arrangement is forthcoming at appear, but he said he never agreed found it "amazing that so many SJSU. "There seems to be quite a to. people spent a long time trying to get different attitude at San Jose," Ailer All of the Program Board's plans through." were quashed, however, when 20th said. Prof termed 'unprofessional' Opening witnesses for the according to Quinn. ation. Thomas McNerny grievance hear- The proceedings will begin again According to Jack Kuykendall, ing testified last week they both at 8 a.m. March 25 in Administration AJ rentention and tenure committee thought McNerny was deficient in 167. member, "during our meetings we his teaching skills. This is an opening hearing and discuss that guidance should be McNerny, assistant professor of students and faculty are free to given to instructors in areas needed. administration of justice, has not attend the meetings. "I understand that is the de- been approved by the retention and It is a procedure followed by partment's chairman's respon- tenure committee and will not some of the members of the reten- sibility to provide this guidance," he return next fall. tion and tenure committee to discuss said. Administration of Justice Prof. weaknesses of the instructor with Ray Quinn contended McNerny was him after doing their peer evalu- Continued on page 3) "not teaching in a professional and acceptable manner." Quinn further stated McNerny was not prepared for class and that Week's events he told "war stories" irrelevant to lessons. "Women and Men Day" is An assertiveness training Chairman of the Administration today's theme for Women's Week. workshop with trainers Virginia of Justice Department Edward A film, "Growing Up Female," O'Reilly and Jo Hannah will be from Peoples said he had received com- will show from 10 to 11 a.m. in the 1 to 2:30 p.m. in the S.U. Costanoan plaints about McNerny but he did S.U. Loma Prieta Room. Room. not instruct him on how to improve. A panel on "Battered Women" "The Rise of the Common he,,' Quinn said after sitting in on one also starts at 10 a.m. and continues Woman," a live, multi -media P.it ur McNerny's classes he decided until noon in the S.U. Umunhum presentation, will be presented from anything he would have to say to Room. 1 to 2 p.m. in the S.U. Umunhum McNerny would be of no value or Tillie Olsen, author of "Yon- Room, and from 3 to 4 p.m. in the Dragon greets Chinese New Year have no influence on him. nodio" and "Tell Me a Riddle," will S.U. Guadalupe Room. This along with peer and student speak at noon in the S.U. Ballroom. The film, "Battered Women The Year of the Serpent was welcomed by more than was greeted with applause from the crowc, that included from lamp posts, perched atop for the deci- The film, "Men's Lives," will Violence Behind Closed Doors," will 750,000 spectators at San Francisco's Chinese New children hanging evaluation was the basis booths swinging front tree branches and and tenure show from Ito 2:30 p.m. in the S.U. show from 1 to 1:30 p.m. in the S.U. Year parade, Saturday night. "Gum Lung," the ISO telephone sion by the retention foot. dancing paper dragon proved to be a favorite and hanging from windows committee not to retain NI, Guadalupe Room. Loma Prieta Room. March N. 1977, Page 2 Other ideas Letters

Besides, does Mr. Dutton know Chapel handy that at the turn of the century there Our system were many moves to execute those Faculty morale needs no poll who killed others with automobiles? for devotions Today there are more deaths based on law Editor: through traffic accidents than there By Hobert W. Burns they deposit all that "psychic in- enrollment in a department drops are through murder. Think about it. Editor With appreciation to my come," and their workloads must significantly, it does not contribute As the student caught in the Comments in the March 1 issue c Ed Laurie, whom I'd surely put them in the very highest candid shot in the Memorial Chapel the Daily letters to the editor such a colleague, greatly to morale for faculty the Sirhan never engage in a verb-throwing of "psychic income" tax brackets. members to contemplate the printed in Monday's Spartan Daily,! His second point was "print this, you short-sighted his resources and aim far Need it be said that morale is low would like to say that I do enjoy the Sirhan will soon be up for parole. narrow-minded ecroat!" by cedar contest as possibility of being out of work; if it Mr. exceed mine, we don't need an because the basic, fundamental increases significantly it does not presence of the chapel at SJSU. This is how our system works, people in opposition to the Bakk determine the state of Rather than finding peace and quiet Dutton. This is why we are not a decision simply show the emotion in opinion poll to resources to support necessary contribute greatly to morale for yet. faculty morale. There are many faculty activities are inadequate? If there, though, I find it a peaceful and Soviet Union or a South Africa volved and the lack of understandim faculty members to contemplate the and justice, of reasons why faculty ( and, indeed. specification is needed in support of increased class sizes which do not quiet place for morning Bible study Our system of law of the issue. administrative) morale is low. (To that generalization, consider that: and prayer. punishment and deterrence along A lesson of history is that a giver come accompanied with resources is based on those who say the assertion morale to keep pace. We are certainly fortunate to with rehabilitation generation has to solve the pre is low makes me guilty of assuming If the total amount provided to have the chapel, and it is open early democratic and humane principles. ceeding generation's problems. Om that which needs to be demon- the university for professional travel All other things aside, what of the enough to accommodate the mor- Does Mr. Dutton want us to return to of these problems that we face toda; strated, let me plead "Guilty" and were divided on a pro-rata basis increase in recent years at what ning devotional needs of many dungeons, etc.? is the restoration of a proper sex throw myself on the mercy of the seems a geometric rather than commuter students. I would urge racial, and ethnic balance in al arithmetic rate of statutes, rules, more students to make use of it. Sirhan Sirhan cannot have areas of society. court with the argument the need to academic using an Hobert W. Burns is the regulations, and policies from the special punishment given to him, The U.S. is a country based oi 4 prove the obvious is like of SJSU. elephant gun to kill a mouse.) vice president federal government, the state (not Joe Heppert and being up for parole does not laws. Our government operates on i So far as promotions are con- only the CSUC but finance, GSA, Chemistry junior mean, by any means, that he will get very rigid set of rules and regu cerned, no doubt morale is low among full-time faculty members OSHA, etc., ad. inf., ad. naus. ), and it. Again, the system of law en- lations which tend to remove a largt among those who have sought but only, each would receive about $40 even our own senate and ad- forcement and incarceration (no quantity of arbitrary and tmfan not yet received promotions; but low and after instructional travel (e.g., ministration, which creates a paper matter how imperfect) is not what government conduct. morale is not restricted to those in field supervision) is subtracted from blizzard to blind almost any path a TV violence should be bitched about. It is our For example, contrast our that domain, it is more extensive that there is about $25 left. Not many faculty member or administrator society, and how our values and government to any communist or and more pervasive. professional or scholarly meetings might want to take in hope of finding morals have not kept pace with our Third World country. Our populatior Consider, in no particular order are held within the distance to be improvement. not true to life freedoms and rights. is not subject to the arbitrary whimn of logic. or import, some of the other reached with a $25 fare. of a few government officials. reasons: Is it any wonder that anomie is Editor: And what about Hustler We have the power to influenct much more be said than There are no state funds ap- becoming a common emotion; that Dean Cheatham's reference to magazine? Once again the issue is how our government functions. Lei Need of violence on TV is a that street sweepers in San Fran- propriated or earmarked for the apparently impersonal, im- the reality the wrong one. The First Amend- us not ever forget that fact. cisco earn more than assistant support of scholarly activities and penetrable bureaucracies, some of farce. ment protects even this trash. What This country's Constitution anc professors; that bus drivers earn that, by and large, much of the which have little to do with Violence on TV is the most should be done on this issue is to Bill of Rights have enabled ity more than associate professors; that scholarship that is produced and education, deprive faculty members unrealistic portrayal of violence that remove this magazine from the citizens to have more political, per plumbers earn more than full there is a great deal of it is the of adequate control over their could exist. TV cuts out the agony of corner drug and candy stores and sonal, and economic freedom thar professors? Or to use a more apt result of a faculty member's in- professional lives and lead to the victim, the dwindling tortured separate them from the floor every other country. Although thert comparison, that the University of vestment of his/her own time, own diminished morale? pain of the assassinated and the magazine racks where they are next have been abuses in the past of tilt California at Santa Cruz can ad- efforts, and own funds. spurts of blood and spilling guts. to "Time," "Good Housekeeping" Constitution and the Bill of Rights vertise for a professor of philosophy But perhaps most important of Violence is not portrayed as the and comic books. these abuses, overtime, have tendec at a salary of "$35,500 or more," Funds for the direct support of all and surely more important .awful, awesome animal it is, but as a to be corrected. while no professor in the CSUC can instruction are inadequate in the than strictly financial con- soaped-over version that makes Don't blame the liberals, as you One such abuse is discrimination earn more than $26,052? first place and diluted by inflation in siderations because most of us in the violent acts look not so horrible after call them. They are only trying to The Supreme Court ruled that If any more need be said is it the second, so that it does not im- CSUC system have known and ac- all. TV's unreal portrayal of protect the Constitution and the Bill discrimination is a violation of a per sufficient to say that the governor prove morale for a chemist to be told cepted the fact that ours is really a violence presents violence as an of Rights. son's rights as set forth in the Con- has recommended and budgeted for there isn't enough money to buy "shoe string" operation for doing acceptable part of life; all the heroes stitution. Hence, discrimination is a 5 per cent salary raise for every chemicals for the course as a good job under truly adverse use violence. It's fast and clean. If you want to fight something, now illegal. Since this decision, the single state employe except CSUC designed; for an anthropologist to be conditions, for achievements And this is one of the reasons why why not bitch about the water advancement of groups previously faculty members, for whom he told there isn't a bus or gasoline or realized but apparently unap- the unreality of TV violence should shortage causing our electric rates discriminated against has been believes 2.2 per cent is adequate? funds for a "hands on" field trip; for preciated. be curtailed. to go up 25 per cent. Ask if PG&E great, and a lot more needs to be a journalist to be told it is out of the will take a similar cut in their accomplished. Need it be said that, were question to expect students to get the Is it any wonder that many Janet Gray-Pilotzi profits. Ask why we must suffer so However, discrimination means inadequate salar:es and raises not kind of computer training needed to faculty members, and, yes, many Spanish junior their profit margin doesn't falter. discrimination, no matter what sex, enough, CSUC faculty members match job requirements on real administrators ask of themselves, Ask why we should be charged race, or ethnic group is involved. have a teaching workload that is newspapers; for a physical educator "Why do this? Why all the effort?," higher rates for using excess energy If we allow WASPs to be about one-third heavier than faculty to be told the state simply refuses to and find no completely satisfactory while industry is charged cheaper discriminated against, no matter for at UC and perhaps one-fourth more improve physical facilities that were answer. 'Real' issues rates for using so much more. what good or bad reason, this then I than those at institutions com- out of date before present student becomes a violation of the WASP's parable to SJSU? users were even born; for a faculty Those are among the reasons You are a history major, then you Constitutional rights. member to be told there isn't enough why morale is low. When we find need attention will understand when I say you I feel that the U.S. Supreme Court No doubt these long workloads clerical help to type tests; there isn't satisfactory answers to those would have been ideologically close will probably uphold the rulings of! and light salaries are greatly enough graduate assistance to help questions, when we rediscover or Editor: to de Tocqueville. Do you really the lower courts. The function of the relieved, as the governor has grade papers in large classes, that recreate a common purpose, then A recent letter by Michael Dutton believe that Gary Gilmore and Supreme Court is not to set policy reminded us, by the "psychic in- there isn't enough. . . of anything to morale will once again be high. criticized so-called "liberals" over Hustler magazine are our biggest and law that is the function of come" of being able to teach. On do the kind of responsible, And if my friend and fellow ad- the Gary Gilmore execution. problems? These are just those Congress and the President. Rather, that logic, faculty members at SJSU professional job he or she wants to ministrator (oh, that'll get him!) Ed First of all, it was not the problems that pop-up in a free the Supreme Court sits in judgment should be delirious with ecstasy; do. Laurie accuses me of offering us a "liberals" who made Gilmore's society. of the constitutionality of the policy their euphoria should cause them to And consider the impact of Kantian synthetic a priori truth, to name a natural byword as well- and laws enacted by the President laugh all the way to the bank where fluctuating enrollment. If that !also plead "Guilty." known as McDonalds, it was the Do you want to see real and Congress. media's insistance on foisting him problems? Go through parts of East I find it ironic and unfortunate upon us as some sort of celebrity. As San Jose, or to an eastern city, or that the very law which helped so obvious "co-conspirators" in think of Southern California in five many people who were dis- making his name famous, we must years if the drought continues. Think criminated against may actually all take the blame, for the media of the unreversable, possibly now hinder their progress. However, Sensationalism, gossip: opening gives us what they know sells: dangerous effects of too quick a we are a country of laws, and to say sensationalism. America loves it. rush into nuclear energy, or a steady what is good for one group is no good Furthermore, if Mr. Dutton does rise in unemployment and poverty, for the other is an abberation of the know Gilmore's victim's name, it is or how hand calculators are legal Structure. to successful newspaper career? only because the Gilmore case was replacing our analytic minds in a I suggest that rather than trying so publicized. Can Mr. Dutton tell us way computers never could have, or to influence the Supreme Court, the name of the thousands of other go to India or South Africa or to a which is just going to rule on the people murdered in this country Veterans Administration hospital By Russell Ingold make a great headline, too: "MIS- Bakke decision, we direct our every year? and see what real sadness is. energies toward Congress and the The press is not sacred. Being SILE MAN BLOWS UP AT PRESS Arguing over the capital punish- And you might as well go skiing keenly aware of that fact has CONFERENCE"! President. ment issue is not the real issue or play frisbee, because the world is They are the only ones that can prompted me to issue a warning to Stabilizer: I refuse to answer any anyway. Getting at the roots of what a lot more complicated than Gary all journalists. Comment more of your questions! So just enact legislation to deal with this makes our society so violent is the Gilmore and parking problems. problem. The following story is a satirical TP: You what? Listen here, I have a issue which should be in the national challenge to those of us who love to 2:30 deadline and you, as a public conscience and the subject of Paul S. Luchter Bill Schworer fondle that eternally potent killer figure, have a responsibility to be national debate. Urban Planning graduate student gossip. candid with the press! So let's con- Business Management junior The sooner we become strong en- and find something interesting for tinue! Do you ever ough to admit our weaknesses, the the average bum out there who Stabilizer: I said that I am not an- T14EY WON'T KEEP "1-115 i3A.BV CA.UFORNIA faster we can begin to rectify them. doesn't care at all about aeronautics swering any of your trivial, FORT'S Consider the hypothetical case of or anything else related to edu- meaningless questions, and you can university reporter Ted Bedinkewitz cation! quote me on that! of The Term Paper vs. SJSU Stabilizer: You mean you're not TP: What?! You rotten scoundrel! Aeronautics Professor Horace going to ask me about the plans I You're infringing my First Amend- Zontal Stabilizer: ment rights! I'll blast you across six columns for this! Freedom of The Stabilizer: Hello, Mr. Bedinkewitz. Russell Ingold is a Spartan Daily Press! Remember Hoffman and I'm glad to give you this interview. sports writer. Redford! The People's Right to Know! Term Paper: OK, let's get to work. Stabilizer: Their right to know? What do you eat for breakfast? designed for the building of the What about the protection of the world's first inexpensive, light- individual' Stabiliser: What? weight fighter plane with a 2-1 thrust TP: I TP: Breakfast, ya know? What do ratio? Stabilizer: Don't you realize that it you eat? TP: Of course not! How tedious! We is infinitely more important to pre- Stabilizer: But what's so important must give the people what they serve the reputation of any one in- about want! Now, do you eat cold cereal dividual than to merely stimulate TP: About breakfast? It's a good for breakfast? the curiosity of a few readers? start for this discussion and analysis Stabilizer: Yes, occasionally. TP: But of your personal life! Obviously! TP: What kind? Stabilizer: Can't you be human What do you think I'm here for? I've Stabilizer: Well, I've eaten Wheaties enough to see beyond the headlines? got to probe deep into your depths a few Don't you realize that you're sacri- TP: Really? Perfect! I can see the ficing a human being for a byline in headline now: "WEAKLING AERO your collection? PROF TRIES TO GET INTO TP: But public figures Spartan Daily SHAPE." That's good, real good Serving the San Joe State uh, you really could use some exer- Stabilizer: Public figures have a University Community Since ISSI cise, Bub. certain amount of responsibility to Editor Dave Johnson Advertising Stabilizer: Mr. Bedink answer pertinent questions concern- Manager Arlene Zimmerman TP: Now comes a big question. Do ing relevant and important public Photo Editor Jim Byous you ever pray before eating your issues. But they are never obligated City Editor Gilbert Chan News Editor .tiune Slothower Wheaties?. to give you their life's history, and Opinion Page Editor Dean Cheatham Stabiliser: Well, yes, but when they choose not to do so, they Layout Editor Burt Dekker TP: Aha! That'e even better! "SJSU deserve the right to be treated with Copy Editor Randy Brown INSTRUCTOR BECOMES RELI- Assistant respect and not slandered by your News Editor Theresa Padilla GIOUS FANATIC"! Let's see if we vengeful ridicule! Sports Editor Jamie ROM can develop that even further. How Arts and Entertainment many times a year do you visit the TP: Uh. um (mumble) Editor Marion Whittaker Stabilizer: Do you Wire Editor Pam Alexander cemetery? understand what Chief Photographer Russ Le,. Stabilizer: (raises voice) Mr. Be- I have just said? Retail Ad Manager Lynn Rose TP: Yes, yes . . . I think I'm Carter denkewitz, listen to me! be- National Ad Manager Charles TP: (startled) Why, Zonty! How ginning to see it clearly now . . Business Manager Corirme Mar Art Director William Whitlow rude of you to express animosity "PHILOSOPHIZING PROFESSOR Classified and Promotion Jeff Dover toward the press! How ghastly! Uh, CLAIMS TO HAVE ALL THE AN- Cartoonist . Richard Taylor as a matter of fact that would SWERS.. ."

I. March 8, 1977, Page 3 Attorneys attack Bird's nomination; 'subtle sexism' basis for criticism

By Doreen Carvajal support for Bird to the these charges wouid have requested of Bird to answer a very fair and bright Commission on Judicial Subtle sexism may be been leveled against Rose a 14 question quiz reminis- human being," she stated. appointments which con- the basis for the criticism Bird had her name been cent of a law school test to the nomination The charges from the of Rose Elizabeth Bird's sidered John Bird," Rosenberg "provide insight into" her during a public hearing D.A.'s office may have re- judicial qualifications for said. concept of judicial re- yesterday in San Fran- sulted from the fact she State Supreme Court chief The nomination has sponsibility." cisco. was opposing them in court justice, according to the drawn criticism from the Los Angeles County Peace Santa Clara County Bar as a public defender and directors of the Santa Clara winning, Jenkins said. County Bar Association Nomination attacked officers Assn. who called Association Director Jamie and a county women's her selection an outrage Jenkins agreed the charges Bird's nomination has The directors cited group. and insult to experienced may be a result of subtle ci been attacked by 19 of the women jurists in Cali- sexism. former chief justices Earl Rina Rosenberg, direc- 80 attorneys in Santa Clara fornia," and from a Fresno Warren and Felix Frank- tor of the Santa Clara County's District Attorney Catholic bishop. who "It is my personal furter as examples of law- County Commission on the office who oppose her claimed the nominee was opinion that the charges yers who distinguished Status of Women, labeled appointment for her sup- "vindictive" and possessed may be based on sexism, themselves on the bench charges that Bird, a former posed lack of judicial ob- "questionable emotional but it is difficult to ferret it despite a lack of judicial Stanford law professor and jectivity, and scholarship stability." out since most of the criti- experience. Santa Clara public de- in areas related to trial cism is couched in legal fender, lacks judicial ex- work. Quiz requested terms," she said. "It's The American Civil a perience "absolute non- hidden but I think it's Liberties Union and the sense." "I am convinced after In a move unpre- there." Santa Clara County League a ) . reading some of the gar- cedented in California judi- of Women Voters declined The bar and the com- bage in the newspapers cial history, state Attorney "Rose is a superb at- to comment on the nomina- mission sent resolutions of that there is simply no way General Evelle Younger torney in my opinion. She's tion and charges. U. Police, citizens cooperate a IU -Program aimed at reducing burglary io The San Jose Police De- chief administrative of- to the students looking out apartment building, Watch Program, put on by 5. partment Home Alert pro- ficer for the University for themselves. This kind of looking out the National Sheriffs IC gram is structured to aid Police. James said that there is for each other works very Association. Le any citizen concerned with "There are less prob- more of a home atmos- well. There is very mini- Information regarding the protection of his home, lems in the dorms than in phere where everyone mal burglary and theft in the starting of Inc sitou. a Home according to officer Frank an apartment house," he knows each other in the the dorms, he said. Alert program in your Kossick. said. dorms. Not seeing your The Home Alert pro- neighborhood ar, is available The program is de- The University Police neighbors just doesn't hap- gram is in conjunction with from Tim Tyson the Crime Prevention signed to reduce residen- go to the dorms and explain pen in the dorms like in an the National Neighborhood Unit at 277-4133. ert S1SU student Joe Tripp' drops an aluminum can in a recycling container. tial burglaries and other th neighborhood crimes It through cooperation 1)4- le tween the police and San Drink can recycling Jose citizens. on A big problem to over- spartaguide ha come is the "nosey neigh- bor" stigma and get people !on student support gains concerned about what is II, happening in the neighbor- The SJSU Home tomorrow in the S.U. Mon- can labels are being sought (MAVE), a diagnostic and the Project Canister, an haven't been any hassles as canisters will be placed in hood. Kossick said. Economics Club will have talvo Room. by the Home Economics training center for handi- isly aluminum recycling pro- far as contributing." Duncan Hall and the Jour- Refuse involvement an organizational meeting Club and Phi U to help buy capped children. Labels een ject introduced to SJSU by For every 200 pounds of nalism Building next week, According to Kossick, at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in The Irish Cultural equipment for Motor Audi- can be turned in until be Spartan Gardens about cans collected Spartan he said. people don't want to get in- H 100. Scholarship eligi- Association will meet at tory Visual Enhancement March 12 in H 121 three weeks ago, is getting Gardens gets $34, half of "Coca-Cola has given us volved because they don't bility requirements will be 2:30 today in the S.U. ans a good response but is a which goes to the permission to use their want to testify in court. announced and officers Pacheco Room. c(DOPY-RIGHT ie little slow on patronage, Associated Students. canisters for collecting elected. "This is why when a 207.4692 according to project Norment said fewer aluminum cans. Signs will neighbor sees a suspicious The Asian American be director, Jeff Norment. aluminum cans have been be placed on them so peo- van in front of a home and Rainbow Lady Coffee- Studies Program will air Kodak EKTAPRINT COPIER for Two cans in the games collected in regular trash ple will know they will be the residents are gone, he house will hold a poetry "Horizons" from 6 to 7 to- QUALITY KODAK COPIERS ARE reading at 9 tonight at night on KSJS, FM stereo hen I area of the Student Union containers and Project for aluminum cans only," can call around and see if BETTER THAN THAT OTHER COPIER s were placed as tests to see Canister is making people Norment said. Ninth and William Streets. 91. the other neighbors know FANTASTICALLY if contributions would be aware of aluminum cans on Kaiser Aluminum, the anything. If they don't, CLEAN BACK ourt good. Norment is happy campus. center that is buying the then the police can be noti- MECHA will meet to The Undergraduate Stu- GROUNDS However, he said the aluminum cans, will be discuss Cinco de Mayo dent Social Work Organiza- of fS with the results. fied and there is more than SUPER SOLID BLACK LETTERING - the "We are collecting project is going a little helping with publicity on one witness to go to court," week at noon today in the tion will meet at 4:30 p.m S.U. Pacheco Room. in the S.U. COME TO THE BEST! licy about one and one-fourth slower in that not as many campus and with ads in the Kossick said. tomorrow Room. I of cannisters a day of people are participating as Spartan Daily, although Oakland, Sacramento Guadalupe 2939 PARK AVE. The Bahai Student her, aluminum cans. The people was hoped. Norment said he didn't and Milpitas have imple- SANTA CLARA, CA. 93030i lent in the Student Union are The project is expand- know how much financial mented programs as have Forum will meet at 7 p.m. Campbell soup and bean licy happy with them and there ing slowly but surely and help that would be. just about every depart- lent ment in the state. "We haven't been able to estimate how much of a so S.F. New Earth Expo decrease there will be in i the burglary rate," he said, oIl "but the cities with other display programs do have a de- say campus has crease." ood SJSU's alternative brochure and built models Other lectures will in- First meeting the energy advocates will be accompanying the display. clude a multi-media pre- The program is started among 300 displays at the The display is made up sentation, using 15 pro- by a meeting of the neigh- ing First New Earth Exposi- of a miniature version of jectors, on the transition borhood residents medi- rt tion in San Francisco. the SJSU dorms' solar pro- from a heavily industrial ated by an officer who ex- the The exposition runs ject, a scale model wind society to a simpler life- plains the basic concepts of Then the our March 17-20 at the San generator and a photo dis- style; Robert Ruskind on Home Alert. get to know the Francisco Civic Center, play all of which are the "joys and fears of neighbors can Brooks Hall. Admission is still under construction. building your house," and, one another and exchange a $2.50. Clark said. on the last night, state names, addresses and hi SJSU's Center for Solar The wind generator is a architect Sim Van der Ryn phone numbers. Energy Applications working scale model repro- speaking on "appropriate One month after the ini- (CSEA) has been prepar- duction of a wind generator technology." tial meeting, a second ing its exhibit since the be- being reassembled on Ait- mee,:ng is scheduled to ior ginning of January, ac- ken's Woodside property. It'll be a "good op- give the residents a lock display, ideas and sug- cording to the center's co- Alternative energy pro- portunity," Clark said, to gestions dealing with home ordinator, Kathy Clark. ponent Aitken, who have all these conservation The planning and execu- initiated the dorms' hot groups in one place, "in- security. The third presentation tion of the CSEA exhibit is water project, will give a stead of going nine million about two months being done by Dr. Donald "solar overview" each different places," just to is done second meeting, Aitken's environmental evening of the exposition. get some advice. after the studies class. and is a "progress monitor- Students Janis Bene- ing as well as a program field, Paul Okuda, Susan reinforcement meeting," Chesterman and Dennis 'Personal feelings' Kossick said. Oberto wrote the exhibit There are no Home involved in hearing Alert programs in the uni- versity area. Ctipartan Dail;\ (Continued from page 1) heard from Metierny that Kossick said it is harder No one within the de- he "was terminated based to get people motivated be- or ’0,All ore June ',ale partment is willing on criteria more personal cause of the transient popu- Urns TV Commonly available for comment on than objective." However, lation in the area. Since 1934 the subject. he did not wish to The students are here Sethrut class postage paid at San According to Peoples, elaborate. only for a semester or two Jose. California Member of Call "There are personal feel- tome Newspaper Pubis/ars Assn and may never meet their cation and the Associated Press ings involved." Therefore McNerny was not avail- neighbors, he said. P.N./ad dadY by San Jose State he said he will not com- able for comment and has unyeredy except Saturday and An alert program in the Sunday, dunng the rpllaga year The ment until after the hear- been advised by his at- dorms "seems to work opinions excesased hymn are not ing. torney, Ernie Miller, not to without any organized necesaanly three of the Associated "All the faculty was told discuss the hearing. Students, the College Acerinistranon effort," said Larry James, or the Department of Journelern and not to comment a gentle- Adverteeng Subscopeors accepted man's agreement not to The Men Who Ate only an a remander o/ sernestar give anything out," said bass Full acadentc PAT $5 Kh Semester, 5150 CM campus once lecturer Douglas Lazo. II, copy, 10 cents Phone 277 3181 "This is a very touchy Michael Rockefeller. Advennong 277 3171 Pnntad by situation." There IS a difference! Suburban Newer/Wm Putfkabun Jack Unsinger, assis- PREPARE FOR, F.1) Poor Michael. He was just trying to be friendly. Sort of a cultural exchange. How was he to knou \I: Cupertino tant professor of adminis- when he was invited to dinner that he was to be the main course. Or was he? ix it writer Lome Blair tration of justice said he MCAT LSAT GRE SAT travels to New Guinea to find out just what happened to Michael no ma um me Rockefeller in the current issue of I XI magazine. 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SJSU seniors led a deter- The 49ers bounced back 26, with a large portion of lead. However. Mickey canned a six-footer. led at the 17-minute mark, SJSU could not take its 25 ment's Most Outstanding all mined but overmatched from a 45.4 per cent mark the bulge coming at the of- slowed the team down and 40-37. Eight straight Long or 30 seconds to work for a Player Michael Wiley team to the PCAA basket- from the field in the first fensive end for easy bas- Sincock hit a three-point Long Beach took advan- Beach points, led by Lloyd shot. had excellent second break- ball final here Sunday half to cash in on 68 per kets. play. tage of two crucial Spartan McMillian's hot shooting halves to lead the night, but the trio could not cent in the latter half, The Spartans opened The Spartans stayed turnovers in the final two from the corners, forced The Spartans were able away 4,222 get enough help to beat the literally burning up the slowly and were in danger close but could not take the minutes grabbing a 35-33 the Spartans to play catch- to stay within seven despite The crowd of

Long Beach State five, 76- nets before pulling them of being blown out of the lead until 6:50 remained in halftime lead. up ball. the hot hands of the 49ers, voiced its unanimous until Francois Wise, the opinion that Wiley was the 63, before 4,222 fans. down in the victory cele- .416 Steve Sincock. a center bration. sixth man for the co-hosts, top tournament player, and who played forward most Long Beach's win brought the house down by the press echoed that senti- of the regular season, enables them to travel to scoring 11 points in 3:30. ment scored 18 points despite a the Far West Regional of severe case of laryngitis the NCAA playoffs in Poca- and lack of stamina. teilo. Idaho, Saturday, to Netters host J.C., Guard Ken Mickey face Idaho State. The suffered through a miser- winner of that contest faces 4 able shooting performance the winner of the UCLA- two for eight but had Louisville skirmish. drop in rankings 11 assists, eight in the first Spartan coach Ivan half when the Spartans Guevara was not unhappy played their best ball. with the final result, al- By Jim Schwartz Rick Quinn, a 6-foot-4 though obviously a win SJSU men's tennis team, dropping from ninth to 15th swingman who had his would have been preferred on the national charts, will put their unbeaten 3-0 dual career high 25 points in the by all connected with the match record on the line today as they host Canada Junior previous contest with San Spartans. College of Redwood City. Diego State, also had 18 "I'm not at all disen- The match starts at 2 p.m. on the tennis courts at 10th and provided a strong re- chanted by our per- and Humboldt streets. bounding and defensive formance," Guevara re- Butch Krikorian, SJSU tennis coach, feels this years performance. ported, adding "They'll re- Canada team is the best one they've ever had. That is However, the trio and present our conference quite a compliment as Canada is the defending state the rest of the Spartans well." junior college champion and has had three players who were dominated by an in- Guevara pointed to the have won the state singles title. credible shooting spree by big edge Long Beach en- Canada lost its first dual match of the season Thursday one the 49ers during the second joyed in the rebounding col- to No. 4 ranked Stanford University, 6-3. Stanford used of their top line-ups including Northern California In- tercollegiate champion Bill Maze. Earlier this season, Canada edged 12th ranked UC- Brown belts Berkeley, 5-4. In the poll released Sunday, the Spartans dropped from ninth to 15th place. Trinity University of Texas moved up from fourth to No. 1, as they won the National Collegiate green in meet 10-13 in Madison, Wis. Indoor Championship held Feb. By Chuck Thrower Trinity defeated then top-ranked University of ALBANY Due to the lack of experience, coach Yosh Southern Califoria in the finals and Stanford, who was Uchidas' brown belts had a tough time here at the annual ranked No. 3 at the time, in the semi-finals. USC dropped Pacific AAU Brown Belt Tournament Sunday. to third and Stanford to fourth. Out of the 11 judokas participating in the event, only Even though SJSU is undefeated in dual matches, they three placed. have run into trouble in tournaments, being upset by then Pat O'Guinn placed first in the 156-weight division. wawastwiletAIMUHISPOWeetylowerwer. ;take. 12th ranked Georgia in Madison. The Spartans finished Chris Walker, finished third in 143 and John Caulter, third in the team standings of the Northern California behind Stanford and Cal, respectively. third in the 175 division. SJSU rugger Paul Kessler (3) holds the ball and Pat Spartans Intercollegiates precariously McCarthy Kohlman, left, watched the Madison tournament, In his first PAAU contest, O'Guinn fell behind in his aloft as a pair of Old Blues attackers charge on. Greg drop a 20 6 decision Saturday. UCLA, not participating in the first match on points. He edged his opponent out in the end remained in the No. 2 position. to win. In singles for today's match, Krikorian will use Nial O'Guinn, in the second three-minute match, threw his Menges in the bullpen? Brash, Canada graduate Henry Jacobson, Brad Rowe, victim in less than 30 seconds. Don Paulsen, Bill Harper and Dave Couch. In the championship round, O'Guinn was losing to a Krikorian will decide his doubles pairings upon much taller and more aggressive opponent. completion of the singles matches depending upon how But due to a penalty by his opponent for stepping off the coach SJSU does. Loss, nightmare worry able mat, O'Guinn won the match and the championship. Matt lwersen, also a Canada graduate, will not be "I knew I was ready," O'Guinn said. "This is the first to play due to his injured finger. lwersen injured the time I've ever won the PAAU's. It really feels good." By Rich Freedman correct. The Spartans did "A fellow named Kirk by the Angels, but didn't middle finger of his right hand by closing a car door on it. Another player, Charlie Tripoli, a two-time participant Gene Menges awoke give their coach a reason to Wolf hit 16," Bennett said. sign. lwersen, who has been playing No. 2 singles, tried and a three-season veteran on the team, displayed the from his bed at the Water "do himself in" after they Best home run hitter "They offered pea- hitting some balls Sunday, but the finger still bothered courage and determination most athletes lack. Tree Inn at Fresno blew a 4-1 lead, and lost, 5- until Ron Johnson came to nuts," the former Fullerton him. With a bruised shoulder and two broken toes, Tripoli Saturday morning at 8. He 4, in 15 innings. town. JC star said. fought in the 172 division knowing his chances for victory slowly sat up, gazed across But SJSU took the final Johnson, a 6-foot-4, 220- Only a junior, Johnson would be almost nil. the room and said, "I had a game, 9-5. pound tank, has already believes he'll be back for The 'PERFECT' Fighting at less than 50 per cent, he won his first nightmare last night. The members of the lo- blasted five homers in 17 another season at Fresno. match, barely. But half-way through the second, he dreamt I had to pitch cal team looked like zom- games this season. "If they want me," he Iill GREETING CARD started to feel the pain of his injuries. For the afternoon, against those guys." bies after Rob Mehlhoff hit "Johnson is the better of said smiling. he wound up 2-2. Menges, SJSU's eight- the game-ending homer to the two," Bennett said. Spartan coach McClain, . . . ONE MADE BY YOU! "I tried," Tripoli said, "that's all I can say. I did my year varsity baseball finish off Steve Friar in "Wolf was a .250 hitter and a former minor league best." coach, had reason to be Saturday's opener. Johnson is batting over pitcher, said Johnson is a BLANK CARD STOCK He said he fought because this was the last tournament shaken from his ill-fated SJSU blew an 8-0 lead good hitter but would come he would fight in. sleep. "Those guys" were two weeks ago at Cal. During batting practice up against trouble if hi MATCHING ENVELOPES Freshman Jessie Valencia, fighting for the first time the Fresno State Univer- Could the recent loss to the Friday night, Johnson rip- ever made it to the pros. with SJSU at the PAAU's, suffered a separated shoulder sity Bulldogs, who had No. 1 Bulldogs rival the ped three balls that were "They wouldn't let him ASSORTED COLORS 9C each early in the second match. ripped the Spartans, 10-1, Berkeley debacle? last seen heading for Des dig in," McClain said. "The He won his first match with a choke typical of the the night before. "I guess you'd have to Moines. first pitch would be a strike out for at least a judokas style. Uchida said he will be It was the first night put this one up there," The Spartan players and then the pitcher would month-and-a-half. game of the season for pitching coach Jerry Mc- looked in awe, wondering if dust him." "For most of these guys," Uchida said, "this is their SJSU, and they played 3S if Clain said, staring glassy- any of Johnson's hits this flu SJSU obviously didn't dille RW first tournament. It's good to see these guys, their per- PAINT & WALLPAPER CO the lights were never eyed at the full moon hang- year have been reported as adhere to McClain's stra- formance was good. 87 Valley Fair Ctr -San Jose 249-8700 turned on. ing over the left field fence. U.F.O's. tegy. Johnson rapped "Most of our guys were fighting guys who had been in it 165 San Antonio Rd MI V1PW Menges lifted his mid- McClain has to feel The slugger was drafted seven hits in 12 trips to the 941-3600 (judo) since they were this small (about the size of a 10- dle-aged body off the firm snake-bitten. in the 13th round last year plate year-old). mattress, slowly walked His pitching staff was "These guys here are freshmen and knew nothing over to the curtains, and supposedly vastly im- about judo until we taught them and now they can handle glanced out the window. proved this season, but the other players," the 15-year coach said exuberantly. "It looks like a great when referring to a four- Other members who did not place were, Ascencion day," he said, adding, "for man rotation for the Spar- Sauced, Mike Bururidge, Dan Owen, Gary Shoyama, a hanging." tans, it usually means for Miguel Ramos, Dana Lyon, John Caulter and Valencia. Menges was only partly one game. Although losing two out When do you say Budweiser? of three, SJSU did snap Wrestlers fifth, quartet shunned Fresno's league unbeaten streak at 11. Fresno is 14-3 O When I'm thinking overall. Guevara at the PCAA Kevin Heinal By Debbie Lewis at 158 Bulldog coach Bob Ben- about girls. championships. pounds also placed third The SJSU wrestling by nett considers the club Cal losing his last trying to team took fifth place at the Poly -San Luis match, 9-1, to better overall than his '69 O When I'm Obispo Utah State's NCAA Western Conference took first place at Bob Erickson. team that went 38-10. meet girls. the Championship last week- NCAA Western Con- 190 -pound Dwayne Strangely, it was Ben- ference end with 30’ team points. with 1141/2 team Harris dropped a semi- nett's rookie season and the O When I'm wondering points, final Four members of the team Portland State match, 11-2, to Chris only reason he was coach- finished where in the world placed third, but were second with 511/4, Anaya of Cal Poly. He ing was because the usual Utah girls are. overlooked when finalists State, third with 341/2, placed third by defeating coach was on sabbatical. all the and Long Beach were selected. was fourth Jim Dreyer of Utah State 7- Bennett came back to with 31%. 2 in the Some third place finish- consolation. coach the Bulldogs two ers were selected to attend "Cal Poly just ran away years later and in '71 his the national championships with the championship. I Dave Brouchard at 177- team shared the league to be held believe they will place in Oklahoma this in pounds finished fourth af- title with SJSU. V year. the national top-10; they ter losing in the consolation Bennett said his best "I don't think we're too are a pretty strong team," bracket to Portland State's home run hitter was on that popular with some Kerr said, of the Peter Lucas, 10-3. club. other coaches, since we 118-pound Rusty Lock- beat them in the PCAA wood ended up in third championships last week- place in his weight division end. I believe the Long after being defeated 15-12 Beach and Fullerton by Fresno's Carecensiano A GREAT NEED EXISTS coaches got together Romero. You can help others by against us again," wrestl- Randy Fluery failed to donating blood plasma and earn cash ing coach Terry Kerr said. qualify for the finals when J. D. Hawkins of Fuller- Fresno's Kevin Clark ton was selected as a third posted a 4-2 overtime win. place participant. Accord- "Randy was beating the Men and women ing to Kerr the coaches did guy, he should have won. between 18 & 60 a lot of talking to get him He had defeated Clark voted to go to the nationals. twice earlier this year," call or come Hawkins defeated Rudy Kerr said by weekdays. ELECTION BOARD 10 Student Positions Open Actually, anyHme's the right Urn. to say Budweiser. this board conducts ail A S elections and student opinion polls ,iiithorized by Student Council and,or the A S Constitution It And iiiMen you do, you've establishes and supervises the polling areas, declares the results really said it slit .,, all elections and determines the eligibility of candidates in ac , orclence with the A S Constitution San Jose Plasma Center No member of the Election Board shall he a candidate for any elective A.S office 1469 Park Ave. S.J. Applications available in 998-4567 AS. Office - 3rd Level Student Union March 8. 1977, Page 5 Famous signature on baseboards, walls MichaelAngelo' alive, well at SJSU

By Kendrick Walters found along the baseboard, Painting abilities than 30 years, during which living," he said. "MichaelAngelo" has behind doors and filing Though they may not be time he has won two been painting at SJSU, or cabinets, or in some other as good as the original amateur shows, auditioned Besides, how often does so it would seem since this out-of-the-way place, ac- Michaelangelo, Murray for the Ted Mack's Original a person have a job where signature can be found cording to Jack Murray, obviously is not upset by Amateur Hour, and even they can have their work sketched in the.dried paint painting supervisor, and Mason and Butera's paint- been on television signed by MichaelAngelo? on walls in the Library and the person who originated ing abilities either. the Music Building. This happened a few years ago in San Fran- CAMERA ONE Under closer investi- cisco, Butera said, when he 366S 1st St 294 3800 gation, however, it can be arts & appeared on the Italian determined that this is not Hour. Unfortunately, his MEI (tilt the work of the 16th century career never went any Another "MichaelAngelo" original is prepare to Sign their work with this artist who painted the entertainment further. fesdilld Shakespeare Festival given its final touches as SJSU painters famous 16th century name. Sistine Chapel and sculpted Part It Michael Mason II) and Angelo Butera the statue of David, but in- Occasional performer TAMING stead, the artistry of the term "Michael - When asked if they were Now, Butera said, he Michael Mason and Angelo Angelo." regular SJSU painters, sings more for the fun of it, OF THE SHREW a brassy hit Butera, painters at SJSU. "They put it in a spot Murray said, "They're not at events like weddings. AND I 'Seesaw' that will never be seen," regular, they're super." anniversaries, and on JULIES CAESAR Signature bidden Murray said. "I would get occasion at social functions Caesar 7.05 by Kathy Morrison able and a little crazy, she with kick lines, confetti and For the past three years upset if they put it in the Talented singer for President John Bunzel Shrew 920 With all the color and gave a touching portrayal hundreds of baloons, it this duo has been signing middle of the wall, some- This opinion could also Wed matinee at 1 brilliance of a hot air of the Jewish dancer with brought down the near- this signature to every- thing like that would be be applied to Butera's Painting is still his balloon, San Jose Civic an ulcer who learns what capacity house. thing they have painted to- carrying a joke a little too singing ability. He has been profession, though. "We Light Opera's production of real love can be like. Costa's production, co- gether. 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By Alan Janson death penalty for murder January said he would veto fornia were not offered Proposals for life im- under special circum- any capital punishment alternatives, such as life prisonment without parole stances, but would also bill, entered his own legis- imprisonment, to the death have been introduced in permit judges and juries to lation last week. penalty, when in 1972 they Sacramento as an al- consider extenuating voted 2-to-1 to impose capi- ternative to the death circumstances before The bill, which provides tal punishment. penalty bills written by sentencing a convicted for life imprisonment in- The death penalty that Assemblyman Alister murderer. stead of the death penalty, followed the 1972 vote was McAlister D-San Jose) Proposed Bills was filed by Assemblyman struck down by the Cali- and Sen. George Deukme- If the judge or jury John T. Knox (D-Rich- fornia Supreme Court last jian (R-Long Beach). found mitigating circum- mood). year because the law did stances to the murder, the Unlike the Marks bill, not provide for mitigating The senate judiciary penalty would be a man- the Knox legislation would circumstances. committee has been hear- datory life imprisonment preserve the governor's Deulcmejian's bill would ing testimony on both the without parole. authority to commute a permit the death penalty Deukmejian bill and that of The Marks bill would sentence. for, among other offenses, Sen. Milton Marks (R-San simply provide for life No alternatives anyone who commits Francisco). imprisonment instead of During the state senate perjury resulting in the

The Deukmejian bill execution. hearings. Marks pointed execution of an innocent would re-establish the Gov Brown, who last out that the people of Cali- person. Effective deterrent State Public Defender Paul Halvonik, an oppo- nent to the death penalty, news summary argued in the senate hear- ings that this law pre- supposes innocent people will be convicted and executed. RIchard Joh,.

Grant awarded to county Marks defended his bill Disc iockeys Cindy Tong (I) and Janis Tajima are part of Horizons," aired every other Tuesday night on KSJS-FM saying such occurrences an all.student staff of the radio program "Asian The show deals with topics of the Asian community would be avoided if his for buying special buses legislation were passed and it would be just as effective Self-expression for Asians a deterrent to criminals WASHINGTON (AP) and upgrading of shop facilities." Transportation Secretary facilities. Each of the propane- The Deukmejian bill Radio show fights isolation Brock Adams yesterday In order to accommo- powered air-conditioned would also permit the announced an $8.1 million date the transportation buses will carry 40 to 45 death penalty for hired grant to the Santa Clara needs of the physically passengers. The Urban assassins, police killers, Asian news, music and to express themselves name is significant said Americans such as psy County Transit District, to handicapped and of elderly Mass Transportation mass and repeat mur- interviews are all part of Dark haired and sot t- Tong "because 'DuPont chologist Ben Tong, Ben help purchase 100 new city persons, all the new buses Administration said that derers, persons who com- tonight's "Asian spoken, Tong explained Guy' is what Chinese in Fong Torres, an editor of buses with special facilities will be equipped with an since the Santa Clara Dis- mit murder during rape, Horizons." The Asian that the Asian community Chinatown called their Rolling Stone and play- for elderly and handi- extra wide front entrance trict was formed in 1972, robbery, kidnapping, American Studies-spon- in this area is isolated and 'Main St.' before it was wright Frank Chin. capped persons. and a low front step," annual bus ridership has burglary, lewd acts upon sored radio program is needs a program like this changed to Grant Avenue "We try to get Asians The grant also covers Adams said. increased from 3.9 million children and those who kill aired every other Tuesday in order to keep the com- by the city after the 1906 from a wide variety of 125 two-way mobile radio "For wheelchair users. to 9.5 million. witnesses to a crime. night from 6 to 7 over KSJS, munity informed. earthquake." fields," Tong stressed units, five vans, construc- the buses will have a lift the campus radio station, "We need Asians to tune "We got the idea for our "Right now we're trying to tion of parking facilities and interior tie down 90.7 FM. in to the program and listen show from DuPont Guy," get Jan Yanihiro from "The radio program to it so that we can get she added. KPIX to do an interview for Recall valuable was initially started to give some sort of feedback." Students are involved in us." Hairy chef scalped; people experience in she added. all phases of production "The show means a lot radio," said Cindy Tong, Tong, a liberal studies from acting as coor- to us here," said Tong. operation succeeds for Visalia man disc jockey and one-year senior, is not new to radio. dinators, to working as disc Students who are in- veteran of the program. She came to KSJS after jockeys and interviewers. terested in any of the as- VISALIA (AP) David he had learned about "The basic philosophy working for KFRC in San "The programs are pects of the radio program sAN FRANCISCO (API Francisco had Homer on Robinson never expected a delivering a child, but ad- was to get an Asian show Francisco as a disc jockey geared to the disc jockey's and want to help are en- A long-haired California the operating table for police cadet course in mitted that "the baby more put on by Asians for Asians on a weekend show called personality," Tong said. couraged to contact Asian man has become the first more than 17 hours last emergency childbirth he or less delivered himself." to give them an opportunity DuPont Guy. The show's The program has Amerk an Studies on person in America to lose Thursday and successfully took a couple of weeks ago featured prominent Asian- campus. his scalp and then have it matched up the blood to pay off so soon. successfully replaced in vessels from his scalp and tedious microscope-aided skull through the use of Robinson was getting Grants now available surgery. surgical microscopes and ready to attend cadet ASPB PRESENTS James Homer, 26, a chef thread thinner than an eye classes Monday when his in Santa Cruz, had crawled lash. wife Sandy suddenly an- ACADEMY AWARD WINNER under an idling truck and Dr. Isabelle Richmond, nounced that she was in for education projects his 24-inch hair became spokesman for the six labor with their third child. Are you tired of sitting sorship can apply for mini- and the audio-tutorial F E caught in the spinning surgeons, said connecting ATU RE DOCUMENTARY through boring leetures grants up to $5,000 and put program in art history. drive shaft. His scalp was the blood vessels proved They began to drive the every day or, from the input into teaching. The grants, funded for ripped off completely just the most tedious ftBEST 20 miles from their home in other spectrum, tired of one year, are available for THE MAN above his eyebrows and procedure. Through a statewide Dinuba to a hospital in teaching the same way all departments at SJSU. ears. grant competition spon- WHO SKIED DOWN Visalia, but the little one year after year? Anyone with ideas should Three teams of sored each year by the wouldn't wait. If so, instructional inno- contact the school dean EVERES1 surgeons at Ralph K. Davis Fund for Innovation and vation grants are being the In- until March 31 in the de- Medical Center in San Computer Improvement in As Mrs. Robinson began awarded through the structional Process, SJSU sired department. IN CURE MASCOPE AND COLOP UFW sues to give birth, her husband chancellor's office for 1977- has received 15 major Faculty can also apply CILAWLFY FILMS PRODUCTION reveals stopped the car and helped 78. Faculty members with grants and allocated 23 for mini-grants if their pro- farm deliver a healthy boy, using ideas in new ways of teach- mini-grants adding up to ject totals under $5,000 board techniques he learned at ing and learning can apply $348,000 in the past four Further information can be Wednesday, Mar. 9th IRS files the Tulare-Kings Police for a single campus grants, years. obtained by calling Dr. Ron for $2 million Academy. and receive up to a $25,000 In the past some suc- McBeath or Dr. Jerry MORRIS DAILEY AUDITORIUM WASHINGTON (AP) Later, Robinson, 23, grant if accepted. cessful grant programs Kemp in the Instructional SAN DIEGO (AP) A massive computer said he was able to For the first time stu- have been the English Resources Center at 277- 3:00, 7 Et 10 Cesar Chavez' United system proposed by the "remember everything" dents with faculty spon- composition skills program 3411. Farmworkers today filed a Internal Revenue Service Admission: $1.00 $2.1 million suit against the could offer "irresistible" state farm labor board's opportunities for illegal attorney and the state government intrusions on police, saying they violated Americans' privacy, a con- UFW members' constitu- gressional study says. tional rights. The computer system, Harry Delizonna, which the report says could lawyer for the state Agri- cost $1 billion, would make EASTER cultural Labor Relations Americans' income tax Board which conducts farm returns immediately avail- worker union elections able on thousands of ter- under a 1975 law, declined minals in IRS offices. comment because he had The draft report by not seen the suit. 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