Weather Notice Mostly cloudy today and Fri- The Spartan Daily will not pub- day with a chance of showers to- lish tomorrow because the day day and tonight. High today in before Spring Break has tradi- the mid -60's with a low tonight tionally been a low attendance in the upper 40's, warmer Friday. Daily day at SJSU. The Daily will con- artanServing the San Jose Conintunity Since 1934 State University Winds will be mostly from the tinue its regular publication west-northwest at 10 to 20 m.p.h. schedule Tuesday, April 20. SJSU Meteorology Department Volume 66, Number 41 Thursday, April 8, 1976 Phone: 277-3181 Late fee payment owed A.S. will prevent program funding

By Tom Tall the general fund which has not had any unexpectedly come in or unless the AS. probably will not receive an funds since Feb. 23. council voted to use money in the anticipated 820,000 in time to fund any Culligan said the general fund is operating reserve account. additional programs this semester, usually depleted by this time of year "I would be very opposed to that," according to Greg Soulds, director of rather than in February. Soulds said. student business affairs. "The reason a lot of the money was Soulds said Title V of the state Soulds said he assumes from the way spent was that the council was assured education code requires auxiliary the collection process has been going by the university controller's office that enterprises such as A.S. to maintain the money "probably will not be here the money would be coming in," adequate reserves. until sometime in May." Culligan said. Reserve not adequate The money is due from corporations "I think council would have been The $20,000 in the reserve account which pay their employes fees to attend more careful in allocating money if it now is not adequate, according to SJSU to further their professional had known the money wasn't coming Soulds. expertise and from state scholarships, in," she said. The A.S. Council removed $5,000 from Soulds said. Semana Chicana '76, the fifth annual the $25,000 operating reserve account to The money, due for the fall semester, Chicano culture week scheduled for help underwrite Black History Week,

Barry Allen was expected to be received during the May 10-14, is one of the programs which held in February. semester break in December, Soulds may not be held. Because of the financial loss of Black Spartan Daily reporter Louise Ransil answers media questions concerning her story (see story page 12). said. Money requested History Week, that $5,000 was not Soulds said the corporations have The Semana Chicana Organizing returned to the reserve account. been slow in making payments because Committee SCOC ) which is coor- Culligan said there is a possibility for SJSU starts investigation they are probably involved in their own dinating the culture week, requested Semana Chicana to receive funding internal affairs such as closing their $19,360 in March to put on its activities. through reserves. books at the end of the fiscal year. The AS. Council voted to make "The money is there, it can be tap- Funding prevented Semana Chicana '76 a "high priority" ped," Culligan said. The slowness of the corporations in for funding if expected money were Soulds said another alternative to of campus porno industry making payments has prevented AS. received in time. fund Semana Chicana '76 would be to from funding several programs, ac- Soulds said it was "very doubtful" at get the University controller's office to By Kevin McCarthy University Police to gather evidence that. It was good." cording to Colleen Culligan, A.S. this point that Semana Chicana '76 release some $6,000 it is holding for SJSU Housing Director Cordell and that he would prosecute "if there "There's a free enterprise system treasurer. The collected money goes to could go on unless the money were to reimbursements and refunds. oland mgt with dormitory resident was a case." within this country, or so I've heard," (Ivisers Tuesday as part of the The normal charges for something said Greg Murphy, environmental iniversity's investigation following a like this would be prostitution and studies junior. "I can't see any harm in Effort made to limit probations vpartan Daily story oil pornographic pimping," Hoffman said. some indoor sports going on in the SJSU lint-making in campus dorms. Performing sex acts on film for dorms." When contacted, Koland said, "I money is prostitution and the hiring of Jerry Kopp, political science senior, lon't have any comment to make at this actors and actresses to perform the said, "It's nice to have decadence at EOP frosh get guidelines acts is pimping, according to Hoffman. SJSU." In a prepared statement released by Distributing illegal Dick Wooley, urban planning [antes Noah, university relations Hoffman also said making por- graduate, said, "I wasn't surprised at By Nick Baptista entire school year there is enough room another problem is EOP students lirector Tuesday, President John nographic films for private use is not all. I think it is a reaction to a still rigid The Educational Opportunity for students who need English 1A, but taking more units than they can handle. Junzel said, "The university is con- illegal but distributing them is illegal. set of mores in this country. I don't feel Program t EOP I has developed a way the department can't meet the demand The testing office indicated that 25 lucting an investigation into the Student reaction on the story ranged it should be banned unless it's found to help incoming freshmen EOP for one semester. per cent of EOP students on probation illegations reported in the Spartan widely. that there are some criminal dealings students avoid academic probation. EOP has proposed to the ad- carry 15 units or more. Reyes said, he /ally. Obscene behavior is clearly Jan Sowa, environmental studies accompanying it." The program would help freshmen ministration making it mandatory for would limit most students to 13 units. :ontrary to university policy. junior, said, "I was surprised it was All SJSU professors and staff con- develop the fundamental study skills incoming freshmen to pick up their The proposed EOP program for the 1ppropriate disciplinary action may be going on. I wasn't aware the Spartan tacted declined comment and some needed in college since it stresses lower schedules from the EOP office. incoming freshmen is: nitiated if evidence of conduct in Daily was getting into smethine like doubted the validity of the story. division courses. Alonzo Smith, EOP counselor, said 3 units in a skill building class iolation of university regulations is Bill Carter, EOP counselor, said EOP the intent would be to advise the 3 units of History (to fulfill general incovered." students need 12 units to receive students when they pick up the education requirements) D.A. action financial aid. During the walk through schedules. :3 units of English IA with a lab Bunzel also said the university would Porno makers react registration, he said, they often choose Gabriel Reyes, EOP director, said '3 units of an elective entact the district attorney's office to any class without much regard to the 'determine if it wishes to take any difficulty of the class just to fulfill the etion in the matter." to article descriptions aid requirements. William Hoffman, Santa Clara Consequently EOP students are BEOG aid authorized 7ounty chief assistant district attorney, The Spartan Daily story on por- nographic productions. He did not getting classes they might flunk, he aid Wednesday he had been contacted nography filmed on the SJSU campus sound worried. said. iy University Police Chief Earnest has brought mixed reactions from the Ile also declined to say whether tie Half of the incoming EOP students for release next week juinton on possible prosecution of the people described in the article. will continue to film pornography. participate in walkthrough eople involved. (hie student, identified in the article Another student, identified in the registration. By then ninny of the By Mike Peasland financial aids, at a conference this Out of town only as "Steve," the SJSU student article as "Don," said he was unhappy classes they need are filled each weekend at Lake Tahoe. Authorization for the Basic Quinton and his administrative of- turned porno film director and with being described in the article as semester, Carter said. Educational Opportunity Grant icer, Larry James, were both out of producer, said he felt the article was feeling "sexually inadequate." EOP counselors are also trying to Students should then recieve their Program BEOG should arrive at the week, own on business Wednesday. accurate and representative of his The other people in the article were make sure that the students get into the checks about the niiddle of next beginning of next week, according to However, Quinton issued a prepared pornographic productions and the not available for comment. general education classes. Pfaff said. Richard Pfaff, associate director of tatement before leaving. people involved in those productions. The story, which was published in Openings for EOP students in History financial aids. About 12 members of the Student "The department is investigating and When interviewed Tuesday by Tuesday's Daily, told of a group of 17A classes have been established in Revolutionary Brigade confronted working with the district attorney's telephone lie refused to comment on about 40 students who directed, filmed previous semesters, said Stella Nanez, Pfaff yesterday in an effort to find out ,ff ice in regards to potential criminal what effects he expects the article and and acted in pornographic movies that EOP counselor. The letter authorizing the release of why the BEOG checks were delayed iolations of the law," he said. the possible investigations resulting were produced and filmed in campus Dr. John Gahm, chairman of the the financial aids checks is supposed to and what was being done about it. The Hoffman said it would be up to the from the article to have on his por- dorms. English Department, said over the be given to Donald Ryan, director of checks are about a month late.

Randy Scott, a spokesman for the brigade, said they felt the university Spartan Shops votes was trying to put them off until the end of the semester.

The students had originally planned to remodel cafeteria to met with Ryan but were told he was at the conference. By Pam Cronin Other action by the board included a The Spartan Shops Board of Direc- manager's report on finances and a When they arrived at the financial ors voted yesterday to allocate $58,000 request for a donation from the Frances aids office they were told they would or the remodeling of the student union Gulland Children's Center. have to leave because of the small size afeteria The $3 million dollar mark in sales of the office and because they were not The remodeling will take place this was achieved by the Spartan bookstore, authorized to hold a demonstration. ,umnier. operating since last fall. Sales in the met with Pfaff in the Harry Wineroth, general manager of bookstore are up 12 per cent. This $3 They finally financial aids office 3partan Shops, said money will be million figure includes profits and hallway outside the policemen looked on. aken out of surpluses from last year, sales. as three eserve accounts and surpluses from Sales at the student union food ser- The students said they had talked to his fiscal year. vice are up 24 per cent while Spartan hundreds of students in the BEOG A total of $12,166 remained as a Pub and residence hall sales are program who will be forced to drop of ,urplus from last year. Another $20,000 remaining steady, Wineroth said. school if the checks do not arrive. will be taken from two reserve ac- A request was made by the Frances aunts, the student union equipment Gulland Children's Center for a $2,000 Pfaff said, however, that he had not eserve and Spartan Shops building donation. The donation would be used to talked to anyone in the program who finance a summer program at the was in such a position. A surplus of $26,000 is anticipated this center, at 405 S. 10th. Funds for the iscal year. That money will be corn- The board of directors did not donate BEOG program have been delayed tilted to the remodeling project. the money because of the $88,000 because Congress un- derestimated There will be no trouble in coming up allocation for remodeling the student the amount of money that would be needed with the estimated surplus, according union. to fund the program o for the current school year. Wineroth. During the regular session the center The revamping of the food service is funded through A.S., California and Congress appropriated the additional trea will include accoustical treatment Santa Clara County revenue sharing funds in February, but red tape n ceilings, walls and floors. Sonic has funds. continued to delay the money. arpeting and wood flooring will be Rich Thawley, president of the board, nstalled. Rep. Don Edwards', 1)-San suggested that an appeal be made to Jose, Pat Noda, architect for the project, office told Ryan last A.S. for funds from the summer budget week that the uggested removing the flourescent authorization would arrive this week. ighting and replacing it with in- Parents who attend SJSU use the rlevra lines andescent. This will improve the at- Gulland Day Care facilities. If the Ryan called Washington Tuesday and nospheric quality of the union, and $2,100 is not raised then the program found out that the appropriation was hould not increase energy costs, she will have to cease during the summer, Graffiti takes to the street during chalk-in sitting on someone's desk, Pfaff said. aid. according to Sheila Nelson, chairperson According to Pfaff, Congress has Certain areas of the cafeteria will be for fund raising. Kevin Kelly, graphic design major, graces Ninth Street with dent response was so great. Students utilized the chalk-in for asked to appropiate an additional eatured, such as a beverage bar, pizza Approximately 30 children are cared been his artistic ability. Yesterday's chalk -in, SJSU's first in his graffiti comments and designs. The majority of the art work $7.92 in addition land and ice cream counter. Each for during the summer. Ali appeal was million for next year, tory, had to be extended from the 2 p.m. deadline since stu- had philosophical overtures. to replacing the nioney borrowed for lea will have a character of its own, made to other businesses in the com- this year. iccording to Noda. munity for donations. Page 2 April 8 1976 SOUTH FIRST STREET'S NEWEST ATTRACTION ...

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// Nunn's 'unjust objections, - ADULTERY Folk Ati01-15' delay hinders Econ student' 0 "TOTAL Ly Editor: courses necessary for my graduation. Nunn and Willis the previous week What I'm going to describe is a For example, I have already taken both had signed the agreement to ti`I o NUDE personal experience. At the same time, two quarters of calculus at another effect. GIRt_S! lily confrontation with Dr. James university and transferred the units. In Five minutes before the exam was)! A.,sycA, Willis, chairman of the Economics accordance with school policy, this take place, the chairman of the revn 011. Department, and Dr. Nunn, graduate fulfills the need for "Math for the committee received a call from Wilt CANOTP,116.1 student adviser, is one which reflects Economist" through the means of on Nunn's advice. similar experiences of a great number 41 petition. The orals were to be cancelled on tc of students. citts5 Not until I had acquired permission grounds that the department had II. The first time I met Nunn, it was to the department chairman would 8c)0K.S from yet received my fall, 1975 records. I NuDE discuss my current academic status. rzi Nunn sign my petition. I confronted Nunn with the probl After having reviewed my ;Its, file, he told At another time, he absolutely of my records and he told me it was vc me of his displeasure with my refused to accept a transferred course responsibility to obtain this data fort academic profile. from another university, "Computer department. He scornfully referred to the courses Science." Once again, I had to see the Upon further investigation, I foe I had taken as -soft" and "un- 5. chairman of the department. Once that the responsibility was not milY marketable." The alternative, he again, Willis expressed surprise at but rather Nunn's. demanded, was that I not "waste" any Nunn's actions and accepted my more time, but rather take sonic petition. My person experience of the last ti "hard" courses like "Money and At the beginning of the current semesters has made one thing cleir Banking" and "Math for the semester, Nunn set a new condition for The disfranchisement of t1 Economist." lily graduation. Economics Department has broug: My reply to him was that it makes This was the completion of a about a complete breakdown of ail wore sense to me to get a real un- graduate level course, econometrics. meaningful communication and derstanding of the world in which I am The fact that this demand is in direct operation between students a living in through my education and not opposition to departmental policy has faculty. to be a subject of the market operation. had little effect on Nunn's "per- Unfortunately, resolution of t 0 0 o 1 - It was after this discussion that Nunn formance" as graduate adviser. problem looks to be far in the futu began to raise all kinds of unjust ob- Last Monday was to be the day of my Kostas Seoul jections and to dictate the types of oral examination. I had spoken with Economics Gradu 'Pros' symbol of oppressio Editor: but a symbol of such an oppression. As class. It started out with tacos and wine and "urban experts" they are now more This is the challenge for the u ended up with the trial of academia vs. than ever confronted with their coming planning generation. The ne professionals. The central theme was inability to comprehend the foun- generation recognizes the need 1. "How planning education can best dational basis of our urban problems social awareness as the basis for poll( prepare students to be suited for the and their professional lives are being making. It also recognizes a deep sell: opinion profession." In other words what it threatened by their incompetency to of commitment to the disenfranchist takes to become successful pro- cope with these problems. poor while promoting democrat fessionals like those who spoke to us at through planning mechanisms with the !fleeting. Yes, our friend is right: "It is im- our urban environment. portant to know how to write a memo It is indeed in this realization that t It seemed to me, though, the question and work with a computer or adding profession should disqualify itself fro should have been reversed by asking, machine." But I think it is more im- giving direction to planning instit Bomb threats a big joke? "What does it take for planning portant to be able to go beyond thisform tions. Rather, I believe planni: students to reject the role that these of elitist professionalism which has schools should be the source of inspir professionals are advocating?" For, I nioved far away from the realities of tion for professionals in updating the believe the present profession, free of our communities' needs. It is important assumptions about the new soci Tragedy would end laughs any social purpose, sold itself many to structure our profession in relation to economic realities in our urban e years ago to those who rule our society these social needs and to be able to use vironment. and is now an agent of these opporssors. planning as a tool for social change Jafar Mosl By Nick Chinn a Daily photographer to take the shot of These "professionals" are nothing rather than a servant of the ruling Urban Planning (,radua University Police unexpectedly the annual students-waiting-out-the- received four bomb threats recently, first-bomb-scare-picture). none of which turned out to be real. staff -Some demented rancher, ruined By now many SJSU students, faculty financially by the current drought, Right on nuclear, wrong on gov't members and perhaps even the police comment made the call to make believe he was rarely take these bomb scares herding cattle out to the pasture. Editor: prised, however, to find that Primack Commission ( NRC ) and the Ener seriously. Whatever the reason, the fact As an alumnus of SJSU. I find the doesn't understand the structure of the Research and Developmet In the last few years nothing has ex- the same call later in the year could remains that such actions are felonies Spartan Daily to be interesting reading. governniental agency charged with Association ( ERDA ). The so ploded on the campus, nor has any easily postpone a final. The idea is not punishable by law. In the March 31 issue there is an article seeing that nuclear power plants are responsibility of the NRC is regulatir explosive device been found. original its been done before. on a speech given by Dr. Joel Primach safely constructed and operated. the nuclear industry while ERDA do Also on the The recent incident boils down to a There may be some hidden motives serious side, it is entitled, "Atomic Agency Attacked - The government recognized the need energy research and development. dangerous to stand so near to a building single prankster making four phone for making a bomb threat on a campus, Prof Urges Nuclear Safety." for a commission that was charged with In view of this fact, it would appe being searched. calls while hundreds of students sonic of which include: 1, like Primack, am in favor of the regulating and not promoting the nuclear policy is presently in line wit gathered outside missing valuable -Making it easier to make a move on Bomb threats at SJSU may be jokes generation of electricity through the nuclear industry, and, in January 1975, Primack's suggestion and the publi class time. that girl or guy you have your eyes on. now, but it will take just one real bomb use of environmentally clean, safe, replaced the Atomic Energy Com- should be against Proposition 15. That is, valuable for those who The class usually stays together and someone will get hurt. economical nuclear power. I was sur- IlliSSi011 with the National Regulatory R.W. Clemons consider lectures and discussions somewhat, just in case it has to go back crucial to the learning process. Some of into the building. So a person can come us are here to learn. up to you and say, "Nice bomb scare Political notes The first obvious reason why anyone we're having, don't you think?" would have for making a phony bomb -Making money. A big crowd is a per- threat is to miss class. The evacuation fect place for a pickpocket. Hold onto and search of a building takes over an your purse or wallet during the next hour. bomb threat. 'Hot summer' for UFW feared However, it is a mystery as to why -A picture. Some photographer got someone would want to make these desperate for a crowd shot ( I was By John A. Ytreus "declared" candidate. Jimmy Carter. ticipation in a real estate deal and in th threats so early in the semester when waiting during the first bomb scare for "If there's a 'hot summer' of violence This means that Harris will hold onto Udall then made a victory speech and establishment of a bank on a in the agricultural fields this year, the his small block of delegates, although went to bed. Carter did not concede post. blame will rest with one man Cesar he will have little influence if the con- defeat and also hit the hay early. But by Rep. Norman Mineta, 1)-San Jos Chavez." vention becomes deadlocked. 1:30 a.m. CST, Carter was standing in was one of the congressmen wh 'Hurricane' free; That angry comment came out of front of cheering supporters holding a favored the submition of the compla IIt State Sen. Alfred Alquist's, 1)-San Jose, Even with Harris' withdrawal, the copy of the Milwaukee Sentinel that office last week over the recent dispute Democratic race remains a crowded boldly reported a Udall victory. With so ninny of the candidates i over the funding of the Agriculture one despite Rep. Morris Udall's dis- In the final election returns, Carter sixties, why has there been s Labor Relations Board ( ALRB ). appointing second-place showing in the defeated Udall with a 37 to 36 per cent their injustice goes on little notice of who might attain the vie A lquist cites Chavez's refusal to "give Wisconsin primary. vote tally. presidential nomination? a little" on the issue in order to enhance Udall poured in approximately Is.), Therese Beaver a probable compromise with legislators 8260,000 and 19 campaign days in the Thirty-eight House members , ap- Can Ford survive four years in th( With as much knowledge as we hat who favor the growers' interests. state more than any other candidate. parently in reaction to a "60 Minutes" White House? What if Ronald Reagan gained in 200 years, we should have The senator added that ALRB lacked The surprising turnaround also report on CBS-TV two weeks ago, have Jackson or Humphrey serve two term i learned something about justice to our staff the public's confidence and he has showed that two major networks can referred a complaint against Rep. s? They would be in their seventie fellow man, whether he is black, green introduced an amendment to the goof a prediction despite all the elec- Robert Sykes, D-Fla., to the House when they retire if any becanit or purple. comment original funding bill that was "aimed at tronic and professional resources it Ethics Committee. President. But, unfortunately this knowledge of restoring public confidence in the relies on. The complaint conies originally from candidates usually mils justice is slow in corning for many AL1113 as an unbiased body." ABC, with the scholarly aid of Common Cause, which has tried to get Probable ticket and the Democrats wil people. But Gov, Edmund Brown Jr. has l'ollster Louis Harris, and NBC pre- the committee to investigate alleged balance a certainly want to do that after tw( I am referring to some of the people Both Carter and Adis were sentenced recently disagreed in a recent speech dicted a narrow Udall victory over conflicts of interests in Sykes' par- consecutive liberal tickets. involved in the case of Rubin to life imprisonment following their with a stinging attack on grower- "Hurricane" Carter and John Artis. convictions. supported legislators. - Jerry Brown, who really Carter and Artis, both blacks, were Last year, the original trial judge, Currently, United Farm Work sup- presidential timber, is a prime can convicted in 1967 of the June 17, 1966 Samuel A. Larner, refused to grant new porters have been circulating a petition didate for the No. 2 spot. He would be r murders of three white men in a trials despite the fact that the two to put the issue on the ballot. The nice balance if Carter wins the Paterson, N.J., tavern. Both men prosecution witnesses formally initiative would mandate the existence nomination. Both men generally agret denied any role in the shotgun slayings renounced their testimony, admitting of AIRB as well as voting rights. '1 ianbe on issues, too. and both had strong alibis. they were "put up" to testifying. According to supporters, they will Sen. Adlai Stevenson III, 1)-Ill., ha! At that time. Carter was ranked the Lamer said their recanted testimony need at least 300,000 signatures by the stild Ronnie always been a candidate for the yeep'l No. I middleweight boxer and was "lacked a ring of truth." end of this month -- that's ap- 'And lb, position, but is generally a lacklustei to fight a white boxer Nine years later, on Saturday, March proximately 2,000 a day since they about for the U's' twin and unknown campaigner despite hi! championship. 20, 1976, Carter and Artis were freed on began early last week. middleweight todottr well-known name. His chances of gaining that title were bail. If enough signatures are attained, the 1?, almost a sure thing. Muhammad Ali, heavyweight initiative will be on the November The Presidential candidate, though Some people did not want a black champion and one of the leaders of the ballot. may surprise everyone and pick k Mall holding that title, especially one "Free Carter-Artis" movement, said as I.. virtual stranger- remember Agnew h who was criticizing alleged police he accompanied Carter and Artis at the Former Democratic Sen. Fred Harris brutality in Paterson. hail proceedings recently, "How would of Oklahoma has officially pulled out of 1968SuCh "unknowners" are Minnesot; Presidential Gov. Coincidentally, two witnesses, Arthur you like to spend nine years in jail the race for the SURING RONALD KAGAN mnii GIANT ItEPLICAo,A STATESMAN Wendell Anderson, Arkansas Se:: Bradley and Alfred Bello, both ex-cons, unjustly?" nomination. Dale Bumpers, Ohio Sen. John Glenn testified they saw Carter and Arils As I said, knowledge of justice is slow While Harris' activities have been Iowa Sen. Dick Clark and Texas Se:: shoot the white men. in coming for many people. terminated, he will still remain a I loyd Bentsen. April 8, 1 't /6, Page Tower Hall's automatic bells ( spartaguide chime notes across campus Alcoholics Anonymous Department sponsors a free ic By Jim Jones there to be rung, and hymns football season. carillon was uncertainty meets from noon to 1 p.m. Mandarin movie at 7 p.m. It "People take the carillon are to be played on them)," At that time, San Jose was whether the tiny notes she today in the S.U. Almaden today in Engineering 132. for granted." said Helen she said. The automation almost a small town and the heard from the machine Room. 'Kim' Omstead, who has removes the human element campus ended at the Home sounded the same as the Inter-Varsity Christian been sounding the bells from from the music, she added. Economics building on greatly amplified end- The Portuguese-Brazilian Fellowship meets at 7 p.m. Tower Hall off and on since Omstead began playing Seventh Street. Tower Hall product, as the carillon Club features a free slide today. Gary Fischer speaks iC 1950. the bells while majoring in itself had two large wings cannot be heard inside many show from 12:30 to 2 p.m. on atonement. An accompanist in the music here in 1950, soon after housing several depart- parts of Tower Hall. today in Engineering 132. crio Music Department, Omstead the campus first obtained a ments, she said. She finally solved the The Turtles, a club for plays selections on the carillon. President John "The earliest time would problem several years ago The SJSU Career Planning relaxed joggers, meets at 9 carillon several times a MacQuarrie personally be when I'd come on by having a student play the and Placement Center a.m. Saturday at the SJSU year, generally for special asked her to play them. Christmas to ring the carillon while she stood sponsors a job fair from track on 10th and Humbolt fek a occasions. At the moment, "I didn't know what they carillon," Omstead said. outside and listened. 10:15 a.m. until 2:15 p.m. streets. to tf she is the only person who ( carillons) were," Omstead "I'd be the only one on Carillon different outdoors on Ninth Street in plays the keyboard-operated said. "When he told me. 'I'd campus. Tower Hall was all Omstead said the SJSU front of the Business Tower. was chimes. like you to ring the carillon,' black, and the sound of the carillon is much different ea revi The cool, melodious bell I thought he wanted me to bells would ring out all than the carillon at the top of The SJSU Humanities Wil notes that float across pull on bell ropes." through the town." the Campanile at UC Department and Humanities Director campus twice each day are After she graduated, The carillon itself is not the Berkeley. That carillon, she Club sponsors a bicentennial I on t prodcued by an automatic Omstead stayed in San Jose most convenient instrument said, is made up of full-size art lecture at 7:30 p.m. todaj iadr mechanism very similar to a and continued to ring the to play, according to bells struck by hammers, as in Business Tower 14. Prof. quits job rds. player piano. carillon now and then until Omstead. The instrument opposed to SJSU's elec- Bruce Radde, of the Art robl In a tiny room off the the mechanism wore out in has two keyboards of only tronically-amplified arra- Department, speaks on "200 Robert E. Griffin, director was r balcony of Morris Dailey 1963. one actave in range each, ngement. Years of Portrait Painting in of student services and Lynn Lorimer for t Auditorium sits a hulking, Omstead returned to SJSU limiting what the performer "Music's just a part of my America." activities, has resigned Helen Omstead plays a number on the carillon. computer-like machine and in 1970 and took a position in can do. life," Omstead said. "I'm arse effective July I. I fon" a small keyboard instrument the Music Department. Another difficulty tied very close to the The Chinese Program in Griffin has held the post t nut resembling an organ. The When money was raised for Omstead had with the university." the Foreign Languages five years. faint chimes produced by the a new carillon in 1972, it was "It's time for a change in striking of tiny rods of metal only natural for her to begin my life. I've been here too ast t’ Center recycles inside the machine are to play them again. long and need to go cleir electronically amplified into At one time, Omstead said, someplace else," Griffin t rolling tones students hear several music students also Group finalizes drafts said. Proug, almost anything by large speakers atop the took turns playing the "I don't want to get locked of ai tower. carillon, but none are doing Department of Transporta- into the position," he said, nd By Ann Marie Huddou any more," Sweet said. Recycling newspapers and These include Coors Programmed music so at present. tion and Planning said it was adding it would be difficult s a The Campus Community Sweet asked the task force aluminum cans is pretty distributors on Lenpest Road When the carillon is Plays birthdays Task Force held a special for input from the downtown a good time to bring the issue for him to make the change common but motor oil, in San Jose, Markowitz and operated automatically, Omstead generally plays meeting yesterday to finalize area. He said the downtown of traffic diversion up at the later. of t computer cards, clothing Fox on Old Oakland Road which is most of the time, the the carillon for special oc- the preliminary drafts for its area might not get any of the city council. Griffin, 30, came to SJSU futu and other items can also be and any of the Reynold's chimes are rung auto- casions, usually for such next committee of the whole new buses unless the task According to Culligan. as a student in 1966 and Seoul recycled. Aluminum mobile recycling matically, in accordance times as Christmas and the presentation. force brought the need to the Bass aid if for no other obtained a master's degree radu One recycling center units, which are in various with a punched paper roll Fourth of July, but some- Willa Dawson, head of the county's attention. reason the council would be in leisure studies. which will accept almost places in the Santa Clara inserted in the machine. times also for weddings and social concerns sub- Encourages planning responsive to the diversion Griffin said he doesn't anything is San Jose Re- Valley on certain days. Normally, the carillon needs memorial services. She has committee, opened the Sweet encouraged the task plan because they are aware have another job lined up, cycling, run by the SJSU no attention, ringing out pre- even rung out "Happy Birth- is getting but has some possibilities. Newspapers profitable meeting with a list of the force to go on planning even that the traffic Environmental Studies programmed music at noon day" a few times. worse not better. "I'm looking into industry Newspapers can also be committee's tentative though their plans cannot be Department in cooperation and 5 p.m. each day. One of those times was for "We have to in a management or sales profitable according to proposals. implemented right away. create a with the city. The only attendance the SJSU Business Affairs hubbub enough for position, he said. Clark, who also works at San According to Daws6n, the Sweet also asked for joint people to recyclable, we'll machine requires is a weekly Director Glen Guttormsen's hear us," Culligan said. He is also thinking about "If it's Jose Recycling. committee plans to survey support concerning a down- :he u probably take it," said Sean visit to change rolls. The birthday. Omstead meant to facilities in the area, support town shuttle bus service. Barrozzi brought up the going back to school and he no Halloran, a social science "They're paying $25 to $30 carillon has a stock of surprise Guttormsen, who services for mental health "The city doesn't have the issue of the planned ex- working for his doctorate in sophomore who works at the a ton for newspapers now several dozen different rolls, led the drive for a new and compile an archive of facilities to begin a shuttle pansion of Spartan Stadium. education. r pol center, which is located on probably the highest it's each transcribed with two carillon, by luring him over downtown-area history for service. Neither does the He said the city was planning "I've grown up at San Jose p sen Singleton Road across from every been," Clark said. "I different songs. to Tower Hall on a pretext San Jose libraries. county at this time. But to use campus parking for State and it has been a good nchis the city dump. expect paper drives to come Besides the religious and then playing the tune "We're trying to have a there's always a chance for a the excessive number of cars experience," he said. "But ocra back soon." music and classical works while he waited outside. positive image in the com- later date," said Steve expansion will bring. the need for change takes Pays nothing with that are traditional carillon "We (she and a student) munity," Dawson said. Speno, assistant to council- According to Barrozzi, the priority. I feel like doing "But we don't pay Pay for oil fare, the selections include rushed up here, and then Policies hit man Larry Pegram. city will use a shuttle system something else." anything for bringing stuff that t Halloran said motor oil such incongruous selections neither of us could Louis Barrozzi, AS. ad- Plans discussed to and from the stadium and As a student at SJSU, in," Halloran added. fro can bring as much as five as "Raindrops Keep Falling remember how 'Happy visor, reported on the Colleen Culligan, head of campus parking lots. He said Griffin was on the track instit Some places will pay for cents a gallon. on My Head," "Somewhere Birthday' went," related housing subcommittee. the transportation sub- he instructed an aide to draw team. He also held the anni certain recyclable A list of recycling centers My Love" and the infamous Onistead. "So we just ran up According to Barrozzi the committee, discussed up a report on the parking national junior college inspir materials. For example, the in the Santa Clara Valley is "Do You Know the Way to and down the scales until I housing committee found committee plans for traffic situation to discuss with record in the 220-yard dash ig the going price for aluminum available in the Environ- San Jose?" finally remembered." their original policies did not diversion. Culligan reported Larry Pegram and Mayor until last year. soc' cans is 15 cents a pound. mental Information Ceder, Omstead objects to both Rung often meet with the agreement of that Joe Bass of the San Jose Janet Gray Hayes. an e the carillon's automatic When she was still a Cans can be taken to a Building U (on Fifth Street students. The committee will operation and many of the student, Omstead said, the number of locations, ac- next to the Housing Office). begin a survey of boarding Mosl The center also has other popular songs played on it. carillons were rung more neighborhood on cording to Kathy Clark, houses Advert.serne,.. Advert tserner Advt., 1 seven .adua "To me, the carillons are often, especially during director of SJSU's information on recycling. April 19.

Environmental Information Toni Sweet, assistant tn Center. Supervisor Cortese, attended NATIONALLY KNOWN Retreat participants find ways the meeting to discuss tihc terms of the coming transit election. Ener Harris halts Sweet explained to the task SPEED READING pmei to improve education program force members that they had sol bid begun. set in motion in mid - ulatin primary A saiiipling of participants solutions The retreat was suc- Improve February plans to purchase 'A doc in the recent School of education cessful, said Dr. Richard COURSE TO BE Dusel, a member of the chairman of the at least 300 transit buses bj mt. SAN FRANCISCO i API - Education retreat in Smith, review com- the end of 1978. appe Former Okalahoma Seri. Asilomar indicates it was academic Department of Natural mission, said he took the "dis- Access increases le wit Fred Harris has canceled a successful in bringing out Science, in that position because he is in- members He explained that the TAUGHT HERE publi California campaign trip and suggestions for improving gruntled" faculty volved in teacher county has 200 buses now, $. will sharply scale down his the school's program. education were able to "talk over" search for delegates in the Approximately 90 people and wants to improve it. problems in the school. and with 300 new buses state, according to a cam- from the School of Betty Purseley, secretary, Smith feels it was im- accessibility would be IN SAN JOSE paign official. Education, campus depart- said the retreat helped her portant for outside members greatly increased. SAN JOSEGolden State Reading parent if possible). Sources reported ments and local schools because the "com- to particpate because the The transit election is -week course in If you have always wanted to be a yesterday that Harris had attended the retreat March munication barriers were education department in- trying to set up a fund to Lab, Inc. will offer a 4 decided to withdraw from 25-26, sponsored by the breaking down. volves other campus depart- match federal and state speed reading to a limited number of speed reader but found the cost active compaigning for the school's academic review "The secretaries felt well- ments in teacher education. grants, Sweet said. qualified people in the San Jose area. prohibitive or the course too time Democratic presidential commission, said Dr. Ronald received," she said. "They Although education stu- "We're not sure exactly This recently developed method of consuming...now you can! Just by nomination after a series of Hunt, co-chairman of the listened to our input and they dents were invited, none how the new buses will be instruction is the most innovative attending 1 evening per week for 4 poor primary showings. commission. made it clear that we were attended because of time implemented, but we're and effective program available in short weeks you can read 7 to 10 participants." conflicts, pretty sure Gilroy won't get I in th All persons interviewed the United States. times faster, concentrate better and ilitar agreed that it was wor- Not only does this famous course comprehend more. Spartan Dail, thwhile and should be done in reduce your time in the classroom to If you are a student who would other departments on Josi just one class per week for 4 short like to make A's instead of B's or C's See v.nq the San Jose Slalr campus as well. wI7 University Community weeks but it also includes an ad- or if you are a business person who More effective plain Since 1934 ASSOCIatPri SI mlents Pr H..il Dr. Keith Lowell, vanced speed reading course on wants to stay abreast of today's Set Ottd lass postage pad at Sat tape so that you .can con- everchanging accelerating world Californ.a Mimitier professor of elementary INTERVIEWS FOR CHAIRPERSONS FOR 1976-77 cassette tes il,lchma Newspaper Publ.shers education, said outside tinue to improve for the rest of your then this course is an absolute -.soc,alion and 'he Associated The Associated Students are accepting applications for the following positions: !en a esS Published r1i9o14 by San iese participants "made it more life. In just 4 weeks the average necessity. vu 'ate Urleversity.ecept Saturday, effective." PROGRAM BOARD DIRECTOR: student should be reading 4-5 times These special one-hour lectures .,riday and Monday during the leadership for the ./neNe year the of,nions The retreat should be held The only paid position. ASPB Director oversee, the expenditures, provides faster. In a few months some will be held at the following times not ner eSSar It Council, prepares it eased liPrilIn are annually, Lowell said, ad- chairpeopla acts as liason between Program Board and A.S. Executive and students are reading 20-30 times and places. in th .fose of the Associated Student, and manages annual budgeting process. Nonvoting. At least 25 hours per week. 3 units thi. , College Adm.n,stralon or ding that other departments Credit offered. faster attaining speeds that ap- San Jose Meetings 1,,pariment of Journaksin ano should begin similar con- teri 17 ,iyerhs.nia SubSt riploons ARTIST-IN -RESIDENCE: proach 6,000 words per minute. In Sunday, April 4, 2:30 p.m. and 8:30 .pted fitly no A remainder of ferences "because we don't entie program. 3 units rare instances speeds of up to 13,000 p.m. Monday, April 5, 6:30 p.m. and ....nester Paso, F a(aderof visit or face each other every Develops, plans, and coordinates the two:to-four annual artist:in-residence sani 99 each Srroester Sr SO Olt credit offered. wpm have been documented. 8:30 p.m. 'Tuesday April 6, 6:30 amp.s pr.ce per t OPy 0. ents day." 1.s.ng 777 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. ...tette 771 Del After Dr. William Mad, CLASSICAL ARTS: Our average graduate should read .1/1 Press of t rick,. Pars Negotiates, contracts, and produces the visiting classical artists on campus. Develops series 7-10 times faster upon completion of April 7, 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. !MIS ,e111011, professor of education, said contract Is 3 units credit offered. IS WII problems were analyzed and the course with marked im- Sunday, April 11, 2:30 p.m. and 8:30 r tv CONTEMPORARY ARTS: provement in comprehension and p.m. Monday, April 12, 6:30 p.m. Negotiate, contract, publicize, and produce "popular" concerts. 3 units credit offered. concentration. and 8:30 p.m. would like ad- The above meetings will be held at isn't of DANCE: For those who University Plans, selects, and produces at least two 21/2 day residencies by dance companies. Work with ditional information, a series of free, Jay McCabe Hall, Room H. 145 W. can credit Adviser and Director on National Endowment for the Arts Grant proposals. 3 units have San Carlos. I be offt red one-hour, orientation lectures th San Fernando Valley been scheduled. At these free lec- If you are a businessman, student, DRAMA: igrei tures the course will be explained in housewife or executive, this course, Needs a vigorous, energetic chairperson who will work hard to make success., with a small LAW $2000 to $3000 budget. 3 units credit offered. complete detail, including classroom which took 5 years of intensive , ha, COLLEGE OF procedures, instruction methods, research to develop, is a must. You Announcing FILMS: eep', Select, book, publicize, and run the Monday and Wednesday Cinema series. Plan and class schedule and a special-time- can read 7-10 times faster, com-

ustei FALL SEMESTER 1976 produce film specials. Must be available to handle the ticket selling each Monday and only introductory tuition that is less prehend more, concentrate better. units credit offered. e his Full-time 3-year day program Wednesday night. 3 than one-half the cost of similar and remember longer. Students are evening programs Part-time day and FORUMS: courses. You must attend any of the offered an additional discount. This on campus. 3 I M 11001 is Selects, negotiates, Publicizes, and produces the visiting speakers program for information about the course can be taught nigh credit available. meetings to industry or 1(11 IN ACCRE DI I I) units San Jose classes. civic groups at "Group rates" upon rk ;7 Interviews re Wednesday, April 21 from 9 A.M. to 11 A.M., and Thursday. April 22 from ,r11111IIIIIII III ICU I S.i1111,11,f 7w in II A.M. to I P.M. Fill out applications and sign up for interviews at These orientations are open to the request. Be sure to attend whichever '.1 if nil public, above age 14 (persons under free orientation that fits best in your not, ICI. I 2I11844--,-1 18 should be accompanied by a schedule. Seri A.S. Office, 3rd Floor, Student Union lent, Call Ted Gehrne, 277.3274 for further Information. Seri 111====111M -1

Paqe 4, April 8, 1976 Labor leaders agree City negotiates San Francisco strike on renewal plan SJSU students can expect sake," 'I wardus said. "Wil to see urban renewal replace want something the peop the dirt parking lots on are proud of. Fourth Street between Sari "I think there should It; won't hurt San Jose Carlos and San Fernando some exclusivk streets with some specialty restaurants," he continue' By Steve Forsythe ference between San which represents them, the shops, a hotel and possibly adding he believed sonk As San Francisco enters Francisco and San Jose is electricians, engineers and even apartments. medium-priced ones shout; run by a carpenters in San Jose have According to Stan also be constructed. the second week of its that this is a city /1 workers strike, the entire city council as compared to a their separate groups." Twardus, director of Twardus said the city dos.. Bay Area is casting a city run by a board of In negotiations the San economic development for not intend for SJSU cautious eye toward the supervisers, like San Jose city representative can the city of Sall Jose, work become involved in ti, (Tippled city. Francisco," said John work on a closer basis with will begin on the lots as soon actual decision-making ti It What originally started as Cummings, executive each individual craft, as the city signs a contract the project. However, with a developer. said a walkout on the part of the director of Local 101, part of therefore being more likel) he would like to st* The city is currently San Francisco craft workers American Federation of to satisfy the group, said something both t I I has spread to the other city State, County and Municipal LeSueur. negotiating with Dworman and the col ? and Associates for a con- universitysite. worker associations, which Employes r AFSCME I. The San Francisco craft- munity ca n use built on tl i tract. have joined the strike in Cummings, whose AF- smen have to be recognized The city had sympathy with the SCME is part of the as a group arid a great deal a contract to "You've not to blend tl develop the lots for six tradesmen. Municipal Employes of individual demands are years demands of the universitI with Saga For those in towns Federation, said labor deals lost in the total picture. Corporation. market along with tO Twardus said the city surrounding San Francisco, with a representative of the "The San Francisco took business community," I: action to terminate this is a time which lends city council. In San Jose, this situation is just one of a city the said. agreement, which ended itself to reflection upon their officer is Frank LeSueur, the association of workers going Twardus said the city ca. own government-employe employe relations officer. out on strike and all other Feb. 25, because the com- terminate its lea relatioirships. San Francisco, meanwhile, city workers honoring their pany "did not move ahead agreement with Ampco Au Workers represented IllUSt negotiate with a per- picket lines," LeSueur said. with the development. Parks, which is curren In San Jose, the workers sonnel commission, which "It's ironic that all of the "We don't want to put running the parking lots, are represented by seven represents the supervisors. other city associations are buildings up for buildings' 30 days notice. different unions or "In both instances, the working under contracts respective governing body which they are totally associations. Ray Laskowd These include the Peace has the final decision on all satisfied with," LeSueur Civil service exam Officers Association; the labor contracts," said continued. "They just have San Jose city employes work despite a San Francisco city workers' strike. International Association of Cummings. "But in San to support their fellow city Firefighters: the Municipal Jose, we have a better workers." "The craftsmen in San workers are guaranteed a income is accumulated," seminar taught Employe Federation; the situation, more of a personal The police arid firefighters Francisco used to be paid in year round job. They get said Cummings. here International Brotherhood of contact basis." have not joined the strike accordance with what paid whether they are The current contracts for Electrical Workers ; IBEW ; I.eSueur observed a because they recently settled private tradesmen of the working or not. all city workers in San Jose, An intensive one-day Hall. the Association of Engineers fundamental difference in a new contract. But they same skill received," said Private tradesmen only except police and firemen, seminar for the preparation Teaching the course i and Attorneys; the group representation bet- could strike if they felt it was Conway. "But Proposition B work when work is available. were consumated in 1975 and of taking civil service Warren Fischer, who ha Association of Building, ween the two cities which needed. put a halt to that style of pay. Factors such as weather, are due for renewal July 10, examinations will be offered taught more than 30,00 Plumbing and Electrical gives San Jose an ad- Controversial proposition "As a result, the workers shortage of supplies and 1977. at 9 a.m. Monday in Duncan people to pass these exam) Inspectors; and the Inter- vantage. According to Dick Con- in The City are faced with a cancellation of contracts are Will San Jose face the 1n the past 10 years. national Union of Operating Groups work way, business represen- drop in pay," continued items to be contended with same situation San Fran- Program helps A fee of $25 is required fo Engineers t IUGE "In San Jose, our employe tative of Local 332 of the Conway. "This couldn't by private workers. If they cisco has? the 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. semina Bargaining contracts with groups work under a dif- IBEW, the strike in San occur in San Jose because don't work, they don't get "I doubt very seriously If student rectify that will provide a thoroug the city for these ferent system of Francisco began as a result the craftsmen already are paid. the associations in San Jose review of intelligenc organizations is handled by representation in contract of the controversial paid on a different scale than Factors even would attempt a general reading abilities questions and new types c 14 various agencies matters," said LaSueur. Proposition B in last private tradesmen." "In the long run, both strike of the same magnitude questions that have ap established and maintained "For example, while San November's elections. That Cummings did see an factions come out pretty as the San Francisco The College Reading Lab peared in recent years by employes of the city. Francisco craftsmen are all particular situation could not advantage to this type of evenly in how much yearly strikers," said Cummings. is sponsoring a six-week Registration may be con. "The first major dif- lumped into one association arise in San Jose. payment because city program to improve reading pleted at the door. and study skills. The starting Topics covered in th SJSU modifies equations date is yet to be determined, seminar includi .hi said Ed Jones, program alphabetical and numerical director. progressions; abstrac .f Air fair in ROTC field for NASA ozone research The no-credit, no-grade reasoning and spatia class will stress vocabulary, visualization; readin The hockey -ROTC prac- Tvtent) Club, Santa Clara Rho, the national aviation Hying team's trip to the Dr. Christopher Riegel, effects American spacecraft spelling, time scheduling, comphrehension for trick, a tice field will be transformed County Airmen's fraternity. national collegiate air meet chairman of the Meteorology may have on the Earth's taking good notes and fin- and ambiguous questions; ; into a mini-airfield when Air Association, the in Daytona Beach, Fla., at ding the main idea, Jones mathematics review; In' NASA displays of wind- Department, and graduate ozone. Fair '76 gets underway today Experimental Aircraft the end of the month. said. graph study, and rules for :s tunnel models of aircraft for student Steve Gaines are The ozone layer about 14 and tomorrow. Association ROTC, Marine "We want to let the public For more information successful oral intervie research and the con- modifying mathematical miles above the earth's Hot-air balloon rides, platoon leaders candj,dates, and students know what's contact Jones in Ed 231 For additional informatior troversial Concorde SST will equations to be used by surface, protects the earth displays of colorful sail Naval Air Reserves Corps happening in aeronautics at Mondays through Thursdays contact the Office of Con be displayed the Student NASA -Ames Research from most of the sun's planes and hang gliders, and other segments of the SJSU," said Rudy Cosio, Air between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. tinuing Education, 277-21821 f Union. Center to determine the harmful ultraviolet rays. parachuting equipment, a aviation community will be Fair coordinator and vice a highway patrol helicopter on hand at the fair, setting up The Flying Twenty Club president of operations for and the Flying Twenty a variety of displays and will raffle off lunches, din- the Flying Twenty Club. Sources of Erwrkv Club's Cessna 172 Skyhawk exhibits. ners, a Bay Area air tour for For further information .e will be featured at the fund- three, a one-hour flying about the Air Fair, contact he raising fair, presented by the A paper airplane display lesson and other gifts and coordinator Rudy Cosio at If the Brontosaurus had ti SJSU Flying Twenty Club, will be presented by the certificates. The raffle will 998-0767 or the Aeronautics 101 an aviation club for students, SJSU chapter of Alpha Eta help raise funds for the Department at 277-2466. rel faculty and alumni. been more romantic, int The Air Fair runs from noon to 6 p.m. Thursday and electricity would be cheaper. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday. Dormie incubates eggs; pa Ad!, liSS1011 is free and open to the public. Pe Students can take tethered th hot-air balloon rides, rising turkey new hall resident There,' 1)0\8(1 about 60 feet in the air. The ill 11111111H1`, rides are planned for 8 to There are sonic real are formed." major concentrating in child DI 10:30 a.m. Friday, and will turkeys living in Hoover Three of the eggs hatched development. "1 couldn't sa cost $2 per ride. Hall. In fact, they were Sunday morning. One chick take them to a hatchery Millions 01 years ago. weird -looking Pending animals and plants populated the clearance, a hatched there. died and another is not very San Jose doesn't have one earth, on land and in the sea. As they mm Marine Corps helicopter will As part of her class in child healthy, but the third is so I thought I'd get some died off, they left vast accumulations St land at the Air Fair Friday. guidance, I.illie Yee in- "agressive, alert and loves eggs and hatch them." of residue. These remains were pl Representatives from the cubated five turkey eggs so attention," according to Yee. The eggs, which had to be buried under millions of tons of earth. or of ocean sediments, and slowly Federal Aviation she could show a class of pre- "It's around Easter, and 1 obtained from a Sacramento evolved into layers of coal. and of pools Administration. the Flying school children "how birds thought the kids should get a hatchery, had been in a of oil and natural gas. Iii chance to see baby turkeys," incubator in Yee's third-floor More and more, we came to depend at said Yee, a Home Economics room for a week. on these fossil fuels for energy in our homes. factones and power plants Had Pt Brown and growers allege the Brontosaurus and those other creatures existed in greater numbers. no doubt there would be greater stubbornness in labor talks quantities of gas. oil and coal today. Until 1050 California produced all the SAN FRANCISCO PERSONAL GROWTH natural gas it needed It was an inex I API The governor drew ap- pensive and clean source of energy Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. plause Tuesday in a 10- AND COUNSELING SKILLS But as demand grew, we started has accused growers of minute talk to the AFL-CIO buying gas from Texas. Then from Canada And now our supplies are trying to sabotage a farm Committee on Political A *week residential workshop, July 12.August 6 labor diminishing One day natural gas mai. collective bargaining Education when he attacked at ENCORE, a rustic resort in S.C. mountains. no longer be available for boiler fuel lass by refusing to com- growers for refusing to promise, and has in turn compromise. CREDIT: UCSC Extension Division & Other Credit been accused by a growers' Brown said, "Compromise is possible certification; indep. study by negotiation Other sources spokesman of unwillingness is one thing and betrayal is An opportunity to work with qualified profession- of energy to compromise. another." als on a daily basis to learn about various therapeutic 4 techniques through concentrated individual and group Gas is one of 5 kinds ol natural work. energy PG&E uses to produce elec- tncity Another is geothermal steam at ' I ' Topics include: Basic counseling skills, crisis inter- The Geysers It is relatively inexpen- Coal one day may be our sixth source sources, and to find new oars to use the process energy more efficiently. to keep you ' vention, ongoing growth groups, behavior therapy, sive. but even by optimistic esumates. of primary energy We are in it would supply only about 10% of our of acquiring reserves in Utah provided with adequate energy and couple counseling techniques, family sex counseling, needs by 1085 Research in solar electricity shows reliable service at the lowest possible A I 1 TIri,t h systems, Gestalt and Gestalt Art therapy, meditation A third is water power. PG&E has promise. but its use as a major source cost For your part, the effective way to !, r,tur.t1 help control the supply and the spiral- dream and healing imagery community mental health one of the nationX most extensive is. at best, many years away. Our .Toll ,4 10!...1tiitcd hydroelectric systems. but nearly all industry's research in fusion. tidal and ing cost of energy. is to use less of it We processes, massage and psychological aspects of women's economic and acceptable water power wind power some day may make them encourage you to do so because the issues. sites were developed over the years practical for generating electncity. but energy you use is too precious and That's why natural gas and oil our They simply are not available for too costly . to waste Fees: $350 for instruction, $259 room and board, 4th source had to become more prom- planning today some instruction scholarships available... inent in our energy mix In the past 5 years the cost of gas has more than doubled and that of low - sulfur fuel oil has quintupled. account- Facing the ( APPLICATION DEADLINE APRIL 30th . Workshop ing for most of our rate increases problem together Like other utility systems here and to 28 people. limited abroad. PG&E has turned to uranium Save For application form writ*: - our 5th source- as an alternative to I he demand lor electncity continues energy oil and gas to grow, partly because population itself S.C. Institute for Psychological Growth, Box 758 you'll save money, too. Nuclear power plants can produce continues to grow The problem of Santa Cruz 95060. electncity at about 40% less than new meeting this growing demand is urgent h no. )1s t111,1.1 OCT Cr is ill WORKSHOP LEADERS: Jim Aiken, PhD; Henry oil-fired plants. despite higher initial For our part, we will continue our PG a2-1d E construction costs urgent efforts to develop all available Ganzler, PhD, Judy Jones, MFC, Coeleen Kiebert, Jones, M.A., John Kroo, LCSW, MFC, Janie Rhyne OINaic) M.A., AIR; Jack Sidman, PhD, Leona Sidman BA liver nsn't gut ain hettcr. April 8, 1976, Page 5 Financial, bicentennial moves bring Jefferson $2 bill back

13) Karen Hartmann Although being isued III bills are printed each year, retailers plus reduce the The $2 bill is back. conjunction with the accounting for 55 to 60 per volume of currency Absent from U.S. currency bicentennial, the reprinting cent of the total volume of Americans carry. for more than 10 years, the $2 of the bill is actually an currency printed. Eventually, the govern- bill is being re-issued by the economic move by the ment said, it would like to Replace dollar Federal Reserve as part of federal government. phase the $1 bill out of cir- The new bill is expected to the Bicentennial celebration. The Federal Reserve culation and issue a $1 coin. replace about one half the $1 Thomas Jefferson's bir- estimates the $2 note will The size of the coin would notes in circulation in the thday, April 13, 1976, marks result in a savings of four to be somewhere between the next three to five years. the date when 225 million seven million dollars per 25 cent and 50 cent piece. new $2 bills with Jefferson's year in the printing of $1 The new bill is also in- Ronald Getz, public in- picture will again become bills. tended to reduce cash formation officer for the part of American currency. An average of 1.6 billion $1 handling for banks and Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, said much of the public is unaware the $2 bill is being reprinted and Simon revives $2 bill; public acceptance of it is crucial to the potential savings the bill could provide. part of bicentennial bash Viewed as oddity He said due to the small The $2 bill is as American demand across the country. Revolution Bicentennial number of bills printed in the as apple pie and dates back In 1966 the $2 bill ac- Administration, the public past, the $2 bill has been 200 years in history. counted for one-third of one and the Federal Reserve viewed as oddity. Originating on June 25, per cent of all outstanding system. Getz said the new note 1776, the denomination was currency. Based upon this Secretary should not pose any first issued by the Con- This scarcity is attributed of the Treasury William problems for retailers. He tinental Congress as "bills of to the bill's limited public Simon authorized the revival said Canada currently uses a credit for the defense of acceptance in the past. of the bill stating it will be in $2 bill and has the same cash America." Circulation then Recent interest in a $2 note the best interest of the register configuration as the was 49,000. has been expressed by American public and the U.S. The $2 bill was recognized Congress, The American economy. He said U.S. cash registers as a form of U.S. currency by are set up so that space can an Act of Congress during easily be made for the $2 bill. the Civil War. The last issue of the bill The S2 bill, its survival pending upon consumer acceptance, should save some S7 million a year. In subsequent years it has Cash prize offered was the 1963A series U.S. reappeared as over-sized note, featuring Jefferson on U.S. notes, silver cer- the face and Monticello on tificates, Treasury notes, for law club symbol the backplate. national bank currency, and Printing of the bill ended in Federal Reserve notes. A $25 cash prize is being by a contest application and May 1965 and was officially like-riding philosophy prof A.S. fee card August of the Portraits differ offered by the newly-named the individual's discontinued in Various portraits have SJSU Pre-Law Association number, Beaman said. following year. appeared on the bill in- in its search for a new Contest applications are Front similar cluding Alexander Hamilton symbol. available in Adm. 201. All The front of the new bill wits after 18 years at SJSU and George Washington. Ron Beaman, who is entries become the sole will be similar in design to In 1928 the portrait of overseeing the contest, said, property of the SJSU Pre- the 1963 version but the By Joyce Swanson people don't care much written a book about the Thomas Jefferson was in- ''This is a campus-wide Law Association. reverse plate will depict the r. Frederick C. Dorn- about" the Alviso area, but problems of life after death troduced and will again contest. This is not limited to signing of the Declaration of The student group yer, professor of he is "enthusiastic" about it. titled "Body, Mind and appear on the new $2 note to pre-law or art majors, but Independence. membership will select the ,osophy, won't be riding The marina area has some Death." be re-issued as part of the open to all people who have The new bill will be issued winning entry at its May 6 bike to work at SJSU very interesting people who Bicentennial celebration. talent." to bank systems throughout He received his BA. in 1932 general meeting, according tr this semester. build their own boats and The 1899 silver certificate Beaman is corresponding the country on April 13 in to Beaman. he 67-year-old Dom- others who make their from Union College in issue with the portrait of chairman in charge of amounts to meet the public "This logo will be used on yer, who bicycles to homes out of boats, he said. Schenectady, N.Y., his M.A. George Washington has the communications for the demand. in 1935 and Ph.D. in 1937, all of our material, including sources ipus three days a week Goes 40 miles largest circulation in the group. Federal Reserve both from Brown University The deadline for entries is letterheads, business cards, say the public is the key n his home seven and The bike trip to and from bill's history with 538,734,000. in Providence, April 22. All drawings and posters," Beaman said. successful revival -half miles from campus, Alviso is about 40 miles, and R.I. Bill printed in 1965 factor to submitted must be done on a "We hope this will give us of the $2 bill and to making it etiring. Dommeyer shares his The last printing of the bill a stronger image both on and component of Nimmeyer came to SJSU journey with another SJSU Attended Oxford was May, 1965 and was standard 18 by 24-inch sketch a permanent pad paper and accompanied off campus," he added. the nation's currency. 1958 as chairman of the philosophy professor, Dr. Dommeyer also studied at discontinued due to lack of ilosophy Department Whitaker Deininger. Oxford University in England for a year on a er a 14-year teaching Dr. Frederick Dommeyer Dommeyer's record for a eer at St. Lawrence one-day bike trek was set Rhode Island English- speaking Union Fellowship, iversity in Canton, N.Y. be in Copenhagen, Denmark, five years ago when he biked and studied in 1934 at DON'T LEAVE FOR le was chairman of the and he is looking forward to 130 miles from Gurneyville rartment until 1965, when attending two other to San Jose. Hamburg University in Germany. resigned to resume full- philosophy conferences He said he will continue re teaching. He has taught while he is in Europe. riding his bide as long as his In 1963, Dommeyer was VACATION WITHOUT IT ic and philosophy o; Bikes to Alviso health will allow it. named the Tully Cleon igion and has a particular Dommeyer's bicycle has Dommeyer has published K notes Lecturer in !rest in parapsychology. taken him to Alviso each about 20 articles on the Philosophy by the University Likes parapsychology weekend. He said "most philosophy field and has of the Pacific. 3U151111Ei )ornineyer has worked in apsychology, which he 3UMME3 lained as extra sensor 3E33i0r1 ception (ESP), for more Class sign-ups begin April 26 it 30 years. sumE tetirement won't bring The new schedule of "We hope everybody payments cards will be ch of a slowdown in classes for the fall semester would use it," said Manson. mailed to students July 12. 3E33i0r1 nnmeyer's schedule. He will be available for 40 cents "We intend to do even more Registration fees for d he plans to continue his in the Spartan Bookstore this time than last." students taking advantage of 1976 ycling and participation April 26, marking the advanced registration must Nan iOE two orchestras and a opening of advance Class request forms will be be paid by August 4. No UrliVE3Nitt.! mg quartet in which he registration. mailed to students and partial payments will be ys the viola. SJSU registration officer should be turned in to faculty accepted. le will also attend a Harold Manson said the advisers no later than the rapsychology Foundation "ideal" would be for all May 13 deadline. Walk-through registration conference this summer continuing students to use will take place on Aug. 26 which he will read a the advance registration Class programs reserved and 27 for those who miss the er. The conference will period which ends on May 13. by the coniputer and fee adva :Ice registration.

SECOND ANNUAL A Summer Session Bulletins POUND SALE Now Available Buy Books by the pound at April 8th 8, 9th in the Office of Continuing Education Umunhum Room in the (JC 136B) Student Union Student Union Information Center 9:30 am to 4:30 pm Administration Bldg. Information Center

AT Spartan IIIIIVn11111.11,1111.1, .1 :1)01 III \ 011 lV,111! Book/toe Summer Sessions 1976 San Jose State Unwef srty SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Page 6, April 8, 1976 Raffle aids Drop-in counseling services child center; lure Asian-Americans $240 raised a aim to The Francis Gulland Chi By $ Care Center announced t The By Mike Lam seldom use counseling and Japanese families "We're not going to winners of a raffle it held ave The counseling services at services, but said the way doesn't focus on dealing with require that appointments be help finance the child ca he 1 SJSU aren't attractive to the counselors view Third World emotional problems," he made to talk to us," he center over the six-w ccor Asian -American student students may be a con- explained. "This attaches a continued. "We want to summer session at SJS s'prin population, said Jerry Lee, tributing factor. stigma to the seeking out of make it as informal as Tuesday. tudei former counselor at building Stereotypes harmful counseling services." possible." The raffle raised $240. The K's counseling center. "A lot of counselors," said The clinical psychology according to Attach "stigma" Sheila Nelso avet -While I was working at the 26-year-old graduate major said he hopes this chairwoman in SJSU counselor Moon Eng charge he 'K'," said Lee, "I didn't see student, "operate on atmosphere of informality fundraising for the said he agrees with Lee cente -tude many Asians come to use the stereotypes of Third World will alleviate the negative Norma Glick about the "stigma" Asians of Sa equi counseling i services." people which gives them the feelings Asian-Americans Francisco won attach to institutional first priz each The former counselor said counselors) an unbalanced have about seeking coun- which was a two day organizations. stay f .: id. in the academic year 1973-74, view of Third World seling aid. two at Disneyland. Tht 30 Asian-Americans out of students. "As a result of their Ken Wren of San Working cooperatively Jose wt epla about 950 total students1 -I don't think counselors negative historical ex- second prize, two The drop-in center will be seaso o in used the center. Last year think Asian-Americans have periences with govern- tickets to the San working closely with the Jo ild the number dropped to 15. family problems, so they just mental organizations," Earthquakes games thi counseling center in Building equi Seeks answer try to deal with the student's explained Eng, "Asian- year. K and Counseling Services in Tede Lee said he's not certain academic problems. Americans are reluctant to Marilyn Martella of Sa Adm. 201. Um why Asians don't use the "Using these stereotypes seek counseling when it's Jose won the third prize. each counseling services, but decreases the effectiveness needed." Students with "in-depth" hopes to find the answer of the counselor because he's problems will be advised to WO Lee said ioth through the newly-developed tv relate to a the attitude of seek counsel at "K or 201," VEDANTA SOCIETY Asian-American Peer Drop- stereotype instead of a Asian-Americans about said Lee. Swami Swahananda each III Center. person." counseling services The center is open on ..The Divinity of Man hrou Located in the barracks Structure discourages motivated him to help Mondays from 11 a.m. to 4 April 9, 1313n1 Th First Unitarian Church pec behind Tower Hall, the Lee said he thinks the organize an Asian-American p.m. and Wednesdays from 160 North Third St. center offers aid to students structure of Chinese and peer droo-in center. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. :ubje who experience personal or Japanese families also academic problems. doesn't encourage Asian- Th Lee reiterated that he was Americans to seek coun- aini uncertain about the reason seling assistance. ICE red Asian -American students Alle structure of Chinese Easter symbols SKATING hat III a han Steve ( PARTIES As Senior yearbooks origins vary Jerry Lee has found a drop-in counseling center for Asian -American students ES alp illow RATES only FOR YOURROUP By Mike Ford the rebirth of Spring, the egg G OR \ said. Each Easter morning, symbolized the germinating ORGANIZATIONCALL car Pr return to university Grads facing frustration I ti Alow millions of young Americans fertility of the post-Winter INFORMATION rise and scour the house in months, and the rabbit lem search of fancy colored eggs represented the advent of By Mike Peasland product goods, to service themselves," he said. "They red after long absence and other assorted candies fruitful human reproduction. Students coming out of goods such as education and become callous. Not in- oul left by the "Easter Bunny." Not wishing to assume the college are facing helath care, he said. sincere, but hardened." By Paul Kyber Lainpus organizations, The Easter Bunny, like his role of the iconoclast, the "tremendous frustration" in Vasconcellos also After an 11 -year absence, trying to get someone to distant relative Santa Claus, Church merely incorporated trying to find jobs, said criticized the federal eastridge SJSU will again have a sponsor it, Schilling said. has become a symbol of what these heathen symbols into Assemblyman John government for spending Jobs listed yearbook next fall. "We finally decided to take originally was a Christian the fabric of the Christian Vasconcellos D-San Jose). huge sums of money on ICE ARENA The -senior yearbook" is it." religous occasion. Also like celebration of Easter. They are unable to find the defense. Summer jobs are listed EASTRIDGE MAI. I .SAN being produced by the New Schilling said this is an Santa, the more his com- Egg exchange intellectual stimulation they The world has gone "arms daily at Career Planning and York-based Delma studios experimental year. mercial popularity grew, the Though much of the are looking for from a job, he crazy," he said, calling Placement, Building AA. 238-0440 and will include pictures of more his rather incongruous -I'm not convinced that traditional thought behind said. According to people who support huge -- seniors as well as "campus there's an interest in a origin became obscured. egg-giving was lost in the Vasconcellos, many college defense appropriations A scenes." according to Alan yearbook," she said, "but I'd graduates have to accept -paranoid." Kag,DSID GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH NtipMDSE- nig1 Fertility symbol translation and transition Nyitray, photographer for like to find out." any job they can get and look See changes Sunday, April 11 tide The truth is, Peter Cot- from Europe to America, it Delma. Reactions from students elsewhere for intellectual used to be guns or Worship Service 9:45 a.m sill tontail, prior to his con- retains its ritualistic "It Seniors are currently waiting to get their pictures stimulation. butter, now it's guns or "Words *CI version to Christianity, was qualities in the place where of Life. Love" having their pictures taken taken on having a yearbook Cites study bread," he said. kilc a pagan symbol of sexual it originated. Mrs. Nancy Frank -Seminary Student in the S.U. Verde Room. are varied. Speaking to about 30 Vasconcellos also fertility. College Class 11:15 a.m. The SJSU alumni "I like the idea," Kathy It is still the custom north persons at a town meeting discussed the changes he spo How did this promiscuous "The Way to Power and Poise'' Association is helping with Frosman, social science, of England to send last week, he cited a sees occuring in politics. II II) little devil gain his halo? the project, but is little more said "My parents had one reciprocal gifts of eggs at University of Southern is changing, but Sunday Forum 7 p.m. tilt "It was the policy of the "Politics thaii a sponsoring agency, and I always wanted one." Easter to the children of California study which it is slow," he said. "Why I Left Lockheed" iiiit early church, in its according to Joan Schilling, Another student was not neighboring families. The claims that three-quarters of "People who get to the top spreading, to give Christian RobertMr C. Aldridge executive coordinator of the going to order the book. eggs are decorated as the people in the United tend to sacrifice a lot of significance to such pagan 10th St and San Fignando. association. "I wanted a graduation religous trophies and are States are currently un- cermonies which couldn't be "The only thing we picture, and you can order delivered the children deremployed, working at and supplanted," according to provided is a mailing list of extra pictures from the think) by the sacred animal jobs below their capabilities. he s Phillip Fruend, author of the seniors and a room to company," Sherry Ilonzel, of fertilitythe rabbit. Vasconcellos attacked the 20-2 "Myths of Creation." As the take the pictures," Schilling liberal studies, said. Easter is defined as "a Ford administration's A said. movement pushed north into George Bond, psychology festival of the Christian economic policy as in- an I The hardback Scandinavia, it met stiff book will student, like the idea of a Church to commemorate the flationary and not really fcit conic. out in opposition from the norse either the late yearbook because, "I've got resurrection of Jesus helping to reduce unem- 'lit summer or early fall, cult of Odin. ac- to get something from this Christ." ployment. cording to Nyitray. It will school --some kind of Among other things, the "You can't just ignore the Sell Nowhere in cost $4.50. souvenir." cult worshipped vegetation Webster's problem that people don't Dictionary is mention made "The response so far has Schilling said that the and fertility gods. These have jobs," he said. of the been really good," Nyitray yearbook is not costing the gods personified the rebirth little guy with the Reorder priorities ,ee fluffy tail. said. "A lot of seniors have school anything, and that's of vegetation and the coming Vasconcellos said the already had their pictures one reason it's being of Spring. These rites took But Peter Cottontail, the United States needs a taken." produced. place in late March or early reformed sex symbol, is as complete reordering of A Schilling said Delma "The studio's doing most Aprilroughly coinciding much a part of the American priorities before any real contacted SJSU about six of the work," Schilling said. with the Christian Easter celebrationregr- changes can be made. months ago about the -Face it, if a campus celebration of Easter. ettably or notas attending The government should possibility of doing a organization tried and In the pagan ceremony of Easter Sunday services. shift their resources from yearbook. produced a yearbook, it e) They contacted many would probably cost $10 a copy and wouldn't sell at lie all," she added. "This way, Group raps Ex the book is affordable." Sat She said Delma might use for milk prices some school photographs and photographers, "to do off SACRAMENTO AP A the campus scenes." consumers' coalition Delma has done yearbooks demanded today that the for many other schools, is pm state remove minimum including one similar to the cot retail milk prices statewide, one they're doing here last ru claiming Californians are year for San Francisco State sp4 paying $100 million a year University SFSU Mi too much for milk. -We were generally SENIORS Roy Alper, chairman of pleased with it and the I the California Citizen Action response it got," Don Scovle, (;roup, said at a news con- director of SFSU's Public ill fiv ference that a test suspen- Affairs Office, said. "About LAST CHANCE! sion of IIIIDIMUDI milk prices 500 seniors, or about 10 per Mc in Sacramento showed it cent of the graduation class, lowered prices to consumers bought them." To be placed in the ('I without adverse impact on Scovle added that Delma is Su t)u producers, processors or doing another yearbook for Senior Section of the retailers. in SESU this year. Yearbook 1976 Senior au Gabs and lice are not so nice, and. nits Didn't keep your appointment? are simply stupid. Make another. Better yetjust go Take the cure that to the Verde Room (off the Ballroom) knocks 'em dead and 8. 1976 in the Student UnionNow. gets you back to cupid. THURSDAY APRIL TWO SHOWINGS For an appointment A-200. N20111 en010111111 11:30 AM AND 4:30 PM Call 277-2153 jorrms., iron SPARTAN PUB Hours: 9 am to 1 pm

At 1,9. , 'for the relaxation you need' & 2 pm to 5 pm April 8, 1976, Page 7 ilyan Act creates confusion Job Fair today )r; about teaching credentials at career center student:, al, c husk I'll Ath i.nr sill also be Chi By Stephani Cruickshank contained classes required under the Fisher Although the School of part-time and summer job making referrals to the

M It The effects of the Ryan Act The elementary credential program. Education has students listings and explore career Career Planning and ield ave created "confusion" in enabled one to teach in Spring pointed out that the completing requirements opportunities at the SJSU Placement Center at Bldg. Q I ca he School of Education, grades K-9 and the secon- Ryan Act affects only those under both programs, Spring Career Planning and 011 Ninth Street for further ecording to Dr. William dary credential qualified one teachers who are changing emphasized that "we aren't Placement Annual Job Fair counseling. SJS 'pring, director of the for grades 7-12. grade levels, coining into the running two programs. We today from 10:15 a.m. to 2:15 For further information tudent advisement center. Also under the Fisher Act classroom for the first time are running a Ryan program p.m. in front of the Business contact Career Planning and 140. The enrollment figures all majors in community or returning after an ab- and have been running one Tower on Ninth Street. Placement at 277-2272. elso aven't changed because of colleges were approved for sence. for the past two years." ge teaching credentials. Spring Many services he new law, but many The Teacher Preparation ente said. Know differences The Job Fair activities are tudents are unsure of the and Licensing Law of 1970, Sa Under the Ryan Act the Spring said most teacher designed to familiarize equirements for obtaining a known as the Ryan Act, was priz majors that qualify have credential candidates seem students with the mans caching credential, Spring initiated by Assemblyman rThere IS .9-1 ay 'aid. been limited to 15, Spring to be aware of the dif- different programs and Leo Ryan 11)-San Mateo) difference!!! The Ryan Act, which continued. ferences in the two laws and services offered at the e Wi and was approved by the Planning and pun th4Ht (Maces the Fisher Act, will Gives reason are changing course Career easo state legislature in 1971, he Placement Center. m into effect in September Spring said the reason for programs accordingly. Jo said. M CAT rad change many of the the change was that too thi However, the main -equirements for a teaching many people were majoring Starts in September Advisers help DAT problem lies with the un- Tedential. in areas that are not taught Originally, it was to go into Advisers from Career Sa dergraduate student who LSAT Under the Ryan Act, a in elementary or secondary effect in 1974 but was ex- Planning and Placement. re. doesn't realize that the eacher has a choice between schools, such as philosophy. tended to September, 1976 representing all majors 011 GRE program has changed and is wo types of credentials, This was creating a large because too many students campus, will be on hand to taking the wrong classes, he ATGSB oth of which allow one to proportion of teachers with were trying to complete show students how they can said. each in grades kindergarten no place to teach. requirements under the further their career OCAT education through work lirough twelfth K-12.( Another difference bet- Fisher Act, Spring said. This is becoming less of a experience related to their CPAT The two areas of ween the two laws is that the problem now, since corn- One of the problems now, major areas. FLEX pecialization are single Ryan Act does not allow a he said, is that sonic people immunity college counselors minor -abject and multiple subject. to be substituted for a who are completing are generally aware of the Handouts available ECFMG Explains advantages major in teaching subject requirements under the differences, Spring added. Handout materials will be NAIL MED BDS The advantage of ob- areas whereas the Fisher Fisher Act will not be available, including job , railing a He said the change in multiple subject Act did, he said. finished by September and listings, addresses and tips SAT-VAT credential programs is not tredential, Spring said, is To compensate for this will be ineligible for a on interviewing. "unique" since Tavic. Si,' that it qualifies one to teach change, teachers can now credential under the Fisher the 5.. eriLttco. a 5416. f 4 15)M1/341371 in a self-contained ( more take a state exam qualifying Act. requirements usually Additional information on than one subject) classroom. them for different subject change every 10 to 15 years. C Luse special programs, such as A single subject credential areas if they score 50 per "In September nothing can The Fisher Act was in effect the re-entry arid new career 41 'allows an instructor to teach cent or higher, Spring said. be done," Spring said. from 1960 to 1976, he said. Dr. William Spring discusses the Ryan Act. co-op programs and lily in his field of study, he Also, the Ryan Act examples of available and .aid. requires candidates to recently-filled positions in Previously, the Fisher Act complete 12 semester units various major areas will be filmed teachers to obtain of student teaching and a society unity furnished. 2, 3 bk. SAL reading class. Science, lementary or secondary urged L '. redentials, which they Only eight semester units GASOLINE MOTOR OIL ould use to teach self- of student teaching were Science and society must children and their descen- "Serendipity begins with work together to solve dents." an experiment." problems, Dr. Albert Castro, While scientists run an SPARTAN SJSU chemistry professor, entire spectrum of per- Student help Culture bazaar said in his president's sonalities, he said, there is scholar's address yesterday one characteristic they all STATIONS Students who are retur- the University Theater. share. in ning to school after an ex- YOUR GASOLINE SERVICE Castro, nationally known dfff" "He knows that before his tended period of time can CENTER. UNSURPASSED 'highlights week for his work in organic views can assume any im- find scheduling help through IN QUALITY AND PRICE synthesis, was selected as portance, they must be the Re-Entry Program. Call to 2 p.m., on April 23. 7th ts, Phelan 10th & Taylor pis A film series, cultural the president's scholar by supported by adequate 277-2188. lights, food bazaar and The bazaar will be held on President John Bunzel. experimental proof and pass 245 Keyes 4th & Williams nternational night dance Ninth Street which is closed In his speech, "Science the critical review of peers." will highlight International to traffic. Curry from India, and Society," Castro said In solving societies Veek, "Our World: And Middle Eastern falafel, society must have a better problems, the scientist can Associated Students Positions %Amine to It," April 19-24. French pastries and other understanding of science and provide a "scientific The annual event is delicacies will be prepared scientists in order to solve judgment" and help others sponsored by the Inter- and sold by the students. problems. Albert Castro Election Board "in understanding the national Steering Com- A $1,000 budget plus a $10 "Laymen think of scien- scientific parameters." 12 positions open iiittee, Community Com- entry fee will pay for the tists as people ignorant of the science courses should get as iiittee for International week. humanities," he said. much emphasis at the un- Science can solve Purpose of the board is to conduct all Students and Hoover Hall. The International Night "Science is criticized that "it dergraduate level as problems, but only if A.S. elections and student opinion Films will show Dance will feature Sam lacks moral value" and is humanities courses. research is encouraged, he polls authorized by student council Films from Egypt, Brazil, Stern's International Band. "undermining" the basis of The goal of scientific said. and or the A.S. Constitution studies "is to increase the ind China are scheduled to Folk music and popular our existence, he continued. "The greatest natural understanding of nature and be shown at 12:30 p.m. April IllUSit from all over the Scientists are becoming resource that we have," he our existence, he said. 20-22. world will be played from 9 "increasingly concerned said, "is the mind." A Portugese-Brazilian and p.m. to 1 a.m. April 24 in the about the work they're "Each of us has an in Indian Cultural Night will Dining Commons. doing, he said. obligation to participate in "And this resource beeds No member selected Contact Pamela Wade, eature folklore, folk singing International prizes will be In order to exercise a an endeavor that will make it nurturingthinkers need to this board may be a Personnel Officer possible to preserve the time to thinkto try out their iitertainment and ref resh- awarded during a drawing at better judgment in scientific candidate for any A.S. Office are the dance. matters, Aastro believes world for our children, their ideas." nents. These events elective A.S. position. 277.3201 scheduled for April 23 and 24. Food bazaar schedule The main event of the week is a food bazaar 10 a.m. Fast adjournment angers Amtrak studies Chicanos at City Council Business majors SF -Monterey appreciate ArtCarved value. By John C. Hayes organization has attended to approach Hayes at her express revival The San Jose City Council every meeting since the office after the meeting but adjourned its nieeting in January 22 shooting death of she had refused to speak SAN FRANCISCO AP near-record time Tuesday Danny Trevino by San Jose with him. "She said she was Revival of the Del Monte and angered Chicano police, said the council too busy and that I should Robert's Express, a train that linked spokespersons who came to "doesn't want to listen to make an appointment." San Francisco to Monterey speak after the meeting was Later, Hayes approached for 81 years, is under study, over. In the previous meeting Gonzales and asked if he Ring according to an Amtrak Ray Gonzales, a member Jose Villa, co-chairman of would like to speak with her. official. of the Committee on Public COPS, had asked for a Gonzales replied that it was "It is being studied and it Safety (COPS), accused the regular spot on the council too late. Day possible; we're in the council of "playing games" agenda. The organization Last week, the Santa Clara process of a market study to by adjourning its meeting has been addressing the County Grand Jury refused come up with the costs for before COPS spokespersons council at the close of every to indict IA. Don Edwards running it," Amtrak arrived. meeting. and Officer Craig Smith in April 8th spokesman Art Loyd said "We thought our items Gonzales said he had tried the death of Trevino. Monday. would conic up about 8 p.m. & 9th The Del Monte Express, or so," said Gonzales. The council adjourned its which ran through San Jose, =11" math. its last 120-mile run meeting at 7:15 after rushing 6 Mr, Johns O. Adam, five years ago. through a small agenda. ParCIROCE will be here 10 am Chairman Dan Motions to close discussion to 6 pm to help you COMPLETII vw .111IPAIR MEW& UIP40 PAMT111 4 Mc('orquodale, of the Santa were often made and with your selection Clara County board of seconded before Mayor 2 Supervisors, said' he views Janet Grey Hayes finished the railroad as "a practical, reading the item under TUNE UP SPECIAL imaginative way of corn- consideration. \ II Bugs Thru 1973 and All Buses Thru 1971 \ 0 bating our dependence on the Deaf ears 7\1(.11'11111gs, Ghias, & Fastbacks Too! 70 '71 '72 '73 '74 automobile." 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I leads, and Cranks Exchang, Ci .0, ring. l)\ Also Flyeutting & Line Boring ARKARVED FORMULA 293-4619 Call It" App,itilirgriil RACEWAYS mtAl iscr. TRIMBLE RD at HWY 17 SAN JOSE , I. ANGELA Si'. NO. 1 - SAN JOSE L In minutes from S.J.S.U.) Open Saturdays 10 till !, Page 8, April 8, 1976 Bayer says aggressiveness is main ingredient for wins By Wayne Mize "brushing back" an op- people who are into it." Fundamentals and iNft posing batter now and then. Bayer's hobbies include aggressiveness are the main A junior physical deer hunting and playing education major, Bayer cards. "Playing cards is my ingredients to ensure a 4. winning baseball season transferred to SJSU from main hobby and I don't play asserts SJSU third baseman San Jose City College, where cards unless it's with Gary Bayer. he played basketball for two money," said Bayer. "If a team doesn't have the years. Wants to go pro basic fundamentals down No basketball future A graduate of Mt. Pleasant when the season starts it'll Bayer decided to give High School, Bayer looks catch up with them. You lose baseball a try because "I forward to a possible games because of lack of didn't have any future in professional career in fundamentals and when that rrIa* basketball." baseball after his senior happens it takes a lot out of a Bayer, 5-10, 180 pounds, season saying, "That's my team," claims Bayer. tried out for the SJSU main goal right now." The basic fundamentals baseball team as a "walk If Gary Bayer continues to which Bayer deems most on" and has been at the hot accentuate the fundamentals important are fielding and corner ever since. and his aggressive style of throwing skills, base running When asked about the play at third, he should have and hitting with men on chances of San Jose's new little trouble finding a career base. professional women's soft- after graduation. Gary Bayer shows some of the aggressive style that will hopefully lead to a winning season and pro contract the ball team, the Sunbirds, As a member of Gary Bayer Spartan baseball team for catching on, Bayer was not two years. Bayer feels there will. We've even got guys too optimistic. has been a lack of who don't slide when they "It's good for those who aggressiveness, this season. should," said Bayer. like it, 5ut I think it will Team lacks attitude Aggressiveness covers a choke in San Jose. I will Varsity loses tenth straight "The team just doesn't lot of areas according to personally go watch a few have an aggressive attitude. Bayer, from "taking your games because my By Wayne Mize can play the spoiler," You have to be aggressive swings" at the plate, to girlfriend plays softball, but The SJSU baseball team Peryam. or when you play if you want to -running the bases" and there's just not enough lost its tenth consecutive Still looking for its firs, game Tuesday to Stanford PCAA win, SJSU travels tc, University at PAL Stadium, the University of Pacific' 10-2. Friday. Both teams wil. The Spartans, 0-6, in PCAA return to San Jose for k Graef paces JV win play after dropping three sports double header Saturday, tin games to Sail Diego State game site has yet to lx University last weekend fell determined. to 12-24 overall. San Jose 100 100 000 2101 over Santa Clara SJSU took a one run lead in Stanford 010 213 300-10 12 C the first inning but could not Stanford had two big in- Gary Pitchford added a but right now we have to do Bridgernan, Brown, O'Brien let SC() 000 000 000 053 By Sue Trevarthen picked up hold it as the Cardinals tied nings, scoring three in the three run double in the something," said Menges. Larson (8) and Ouilici; Bernie SJSU 100 004 000 560 Errorless play and strong Alcarez started the Inning the score in the second and sixth and seventh innings. seventh inning for the Graef is currently, 9-5, Runner (7) and Walters, Du Jager, Views and Wit k insert), pitching combined Tuesday by striking out and beating took the lead for good in the TO111 Guardino hit a three Cardinals. with an ERA "well below (Duette. Greet and Uhlir itight to give the JV baseball the throw to first when the fourth inning. run homer in the sixth and Busy mound two" according to junior team a 5-0 wilt over Santa catcher dropped the ball. SJSU used four pitchers in varsity coach Sam Piraro. Clara University at PAL Ron Schirle followed with the game, with Kirk Brown "He's proven himself and Stadium. a single and Steve Picone 3-3, getting the loss. definitely deserves a shot at XEROX The Broncos will have a grounded to the shortstop Women netters outlast winds Brown relieved starter the varsity," said Piraro. chance for revenge this who overthrew first base, John Bridgeman in the top of Lots of experience COP) Saturday afternoon at 1:30 Alcarez scored and Schirle the fourth inning with the Piraro said Graef has when the two squads meet score tied, 1-1. Brown went gained lots of experience EA. ended up on third. in squeaking past tough SFSU 2nd5 copy of each again on the Spartan two and two-thirds innings with the JV's and feels original 4 cents Diamond on 10th Street. Al Sever followed st.ith it B} Chuck Thrower to Grapes, started to tire. bouncing back in third, 6-2. giving up six runs on six hits Graef's biggest assets are AMERICAN COPY Winning pitcher Tuesday shot to the second baseman Despite the cold and wind The No. 2 netter Debbie The No. 5 player Libby and five walks. his "strong arm" and 273 E. San Fernando sets, 6- 6 night was Doug Graef whose who tried for the runner last Tuesday at South Breen won in straight Graham and No. netter Lefty Pat O'Brien relieved "determination." Next to Peanuts 295.7778 6-4 3- record now stands at 9-5. going home. Campus, the SJSU women's 0 in the first set and in the Maureen Farran, both lost Brown in the sixth inning Offensively, Tuesday Bring ilth ad, Graef allowed only five hits, tennis team defeated a second. 6, 2-6 and 6-1, 5-7, 2-6 with one out and retired the ten hits in the The throw missed and SJSU had ),,oee slicers XI,k11 three walks, no runs and strong San Francisco State Nancy Rang, the No. 3 respectively. side, however, in the seventh game but was unable to put coure, hint' Isl. Prf. Schirle scored leaving struck out seven. University squad 5-4. seeded netter, played by far Kim Miller, who usually inning O'Brien yielded three them together as the Picone and Sever safe on Greet promotion due Both teams were affected the most aggressive and does not play singles, played runs. Spartans stranded ten ***** base. Graef's performance may by the piercing winds, but longest match of the day. a practice snatch and won in The only effective pitcher runners on the bases. have won him the game but Catcher Wayne Uhlir the Spartan netters probably In a match lasting two straight sets 6-1, 6-2. for the Spartans was Mark Rich Guardino, Bill *SIDEWALK* it may have cost him the followed with a solid line had the upper handa home hours and 20 minutes, Rang "The wind helped me to Larson, who came in the top Adamson and Jim Hemeon starting JV berth. drive on the first base side court advantage. accoring to head coach Lyn my advantage because she of the eighth inning. Larson had two hits each in four SALE! It is likely that, on the that scored Picone and No. 1 tennis ace Priscilla SinClair, played one of the didn't know what to do," held the Cards scoreless and attempts for SJSU. strength of the Tuesday Sever. Grapes, who played very strongest players she has Muller said. hitless the last two innings. First baseman Jay LEISURE SHIRTS performance, Graef may be VonSchriltz, aside from impressive tennis, had to go met this season. Rang had to In doubles action, the No. I Pulling up Greet Peryam, when asked what $7.95 called up to pitch for the three sets to win her match. go three sets to win the team of Breen and Rang lost in an scoring the only run needed Coach Gene Menges, effect the current losing reg. S14-S18 ailing varsity squad. to win the game, also made a Grapes won over SFSU No. match, 6-7, 6-4, 6-3. 5-7, 4-6. effort to bolster a faltering streak has had on the team PRE -WASHED The Spartans jumped out diving catch in the top of the 1 Lauralee Barbaria 4-6, 6-4, 'Her ; Rarigs' I opponent Grapes and Graham pitching staff, has an- said, "Well it's hard right DENIM PANTS to all early lead and never seventh to rob SCU of a 6-1. had very strong power playing in the No. 2 positions, nounced the possibility of now, but we can still salvage 4r, looked back. In the first set Grapes fell ground strokes, a good net won by narrow scores 6-4, 7- bringing up freshman right something by at least possible rally. $11.95 to Barbaria's dazzling and Joe VonSchriltz scored the game and good serves," 5, and Charlene Gilroy bander Doug Graef. playing .500. S18 first run on a single, a stolen Chance at league title serves arid good return SinClair said. Kathy Giles lost 1-6, 4-6 in the "I watched Graef pitch for Nothing to lose base and a passed ball by the Coach Sam Piraro said shots. Senior member Cathy No. 3 spot. the freshman squad last "We still have six games catcher. that the win makes them 7-4 However, Grapes found Ramirez went three sets to The Spartan netters night n Tuesday and he with Pacific and three with ** MICALON* That was the only run in league arid still gives them the momentum she needed win shutting out her op- played Stanislaus yesterday, looked real good. In fact he Fresno and Fullerton. We scored until the bottom of the a chance at the league and in the third set crushed ponent 6-0 in the first set, but results were not pitched a shut-out. should be real loose from 7 I Sao Carlos _,11 (1,1 10th & 11 th) sixth when action really championship. her opponent who, according losing 3-6 in the second and available at press time. "You like to bring your now on because we have 279 1881 young pitchers along slow, nothing to lose. I guess we 1*************-* Rules committee reappraises game Slam dunk returns to basketball

By Rial Cummings Basketball Rules Committee over again. After he's tried in vain to arinups will invite a When you come right down outlawed the shot in high Fans suffer describe the aerial gym- technical foul. to it, college sport might just school, junior college and The real losers were the nastics of Julius Erving and "Can you imagine," asked as well be played over at the college games. fans. David Thompson, consider one member of the 23-man Circle Star Theatre, the The restriction was im- the reaction at a recent A neatly executed jump commission, "what would Venetian Room of the posed out of fear. The Golden State Warrior game shot is a thing of beauty. But happen if a game scheduled : Fairmont, or Caesars Place committee was alarmed at when Derrick Dickey sUMMER a double-clutch reverse slam for TV was delayed because on the Las Vovas strip. the way "big" ; meaning executed a spectacular stuff. 1976 dunk is a materpiece. the rim was broken?" tall t, men were dominating He brought down the You might as well com- the game. houseand the backboard Yes I could visualize the pare paint-by-number to the They couldn't whittle down along with it. Cue the situationwith the an- Mona lista. seven-footers to H.O. scale standing ovation. nouncer groping to fill in the Commentary throbbing ; the way model railroad If you want to get a But you can't outsmart the silence. figures are measured I. They basketball fan talking, ask rules committee. As his verbiage became had already widened the key him his opinion of the Not during pre-game more boring, the thought Like it or not, it is not just a and restricted players from dunking contest that was The dunk will only be legal would surely hit me: it's a le/ game at that level -it's spending more than three held at halftime of this during games. Doing the shame the stuff shot is rieveAor ef entertainment pure and seconds under the basket. year's ABA All-Star Game. deed during pre-game limited to the basket. simple. Nor would the committee With that ill mind, consider the radical step of a summer 4)1 studs in fithistralis pleasant surroundings clii basketball fans across the raising the baskets higher to spend Stanford fat nation should bow down and than the normal ten feet. A SPEED READING PROGRAM Irons a is ide s.iricts id courses taught bs distinguished offer thanks this week. So Aha! There was a way to isiting professors. Courses offered include: should tall centers, springy stop the "Wicked Big Man." FOR $20? guards, and the repairers of Take away his dunk shot. If you are burdened by hour upon hour of reading for your San Jose Environmental Field Geology and Land-Use Planning in California shattered backboards. The trouble was, Lew State classes, then take a welcome break on Saturday, April 17th. Printmaking, Photographs Stuff shot returns Alcindor, Elvin Hayes, Artis Cultural Pluralism Basic Drawing, Painting, On that date, OPTISCAN is conducting a full, eight hour speed The stuff shot has retur- Gilmore arid the rest of the N. Psychology of Law Mass Media Institute I Aeronautics and ned. giants, refused to tumble off reading and comprehension workshop for San Jose State students. American Studies Since 1968, the only thing the beanstock. They couldn't You'll use your texts, and learn memory and testing skills as well. Astronautics Computer -Generated Music I othe.. basketball players have been shove the ball through the Our cost is less than the deposit alone for some other programs. And, Film Aesthetics (11 Women in American Society II and many allowed to dunk is a netsso they daintily if, at the end of the program, doughnut The National dropped it through. Over and you wish to enroll in a regular speed read- ing class, we have made arrangements with R.E.A D.S., Inc., to offer si tti are an undo graduate or coacluate student at another coil, . * auaes 11141414u114.4141***41-41* ***** 41,41.1$11111111 you their six week San Jose program less the $20. (R.E.A.D.S. was just unrcersitc , graduate id a recogiii/ed college or unicersitc or a persoil 133 1t selected as the best reading program by the Associated Students, UCLA, !went% Irce or over, then ou’re eligible to emoll in the vo A M rpt, after a comparative evaluation of other programs.) TO ATTEND: 44\ E A T STANFORD SUMMER VISITOR PROGRAM 1976 1. 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By Tarun Patel atmosphere to progress at," the Olympics I feel I have a me running is a way of let- The Dedy Cooper doll. said the soon-to-be 20-year- very good chance of making ting off pressure. After Wind it up and it runs like old physical education the team." he said, stressing church on Sunday I go out to hell. major. that an effort of 13.5 in the run just for the fun of it," That's the simple Getting a scholarship from 120 high hurdles at the trials Cooper said. description of the grace and SJSU is an achievement could be good enough to During the summer elegance of the Cooper considering that Cooper qualify for the games. though. Cooper has a hard running style. The long, never had thoughts of going Some track and field time deciding what to do powerful stride that made to college while he was magazines have already with his free time-run or go Cooper a legend in high growing up. rated Cooper as one of the fishing. school will make itself That was before the two top three hurdlers in the "I just love to fish. When I known this year for the SJSU most influential individuals country and an Olympic was younger me and my t track team. in Cooper's life stressed the hopeful. father would go all the time. Cooper, a freshman out of importance of a good This is remarkable in view "I think the greatest Harry Ells High School in education to Dedy. of the fact that he has yet to feeling in the world besides Richmond, is the most talked "My ( high school) coach prove himself in in- running is staying out all about athlete on the track Vic Carye and my mama tercollegiate competition. night on the boat and squad. told me what I'd be capable Cooper, who is the second fishing," he said. -This That's no surprise to the of doing if 1 went to college. youngest in a family of summer when 1 have time I many track followers who They showed me how much seven, feels that the plan to do a lot of fishing." have seen the dynamic potential I really had," publicity and recognition he But since summer is a running talent in action. Last Cooper said. receives is well deserved. couple of months away, most year, as a senior Cooper Cooper has not really had a Pitotos by Elizabeth Bingham "I'm not the kind of person of Cooper's time will be broke two national high chance to show his full .1 want 'em to say, 'that brother is bad' " who brags but I feel I worked spent proving himself to school records in leading potential this year because hard to get where I am and those who don't yet believe in Ells to the state cham- he has been nursing a pulled though, Cooper vows to do Ron Whitaker and red-shirts that any person who him. pionship. hamstring since the better. Ron Livers and Mark sacrifices as much time to "A lot of people think I'm He was rated the top 1975 beginning of the track season "I feel I can run between Schilling, is aiming for the track as I did deserves the dogging it cause of my in- high school prospect in the and has not run at top speed. 46.0 and 47.0 in the mile relay U.S. Olympic team. The publicity," he said. jury. They don't think I'm as country. But he hopes to be 100 and possibly a 13.5 in the 120 Olympic trials will be held in Publicity isn't the only good as I'm said to be. His efforts of 36.0 in the 330 percent for SJSU's next meet high hurdles," he said Eugene, Ore. June 17-27. thing Cooper gets out of "When they see me run I low hurdles and 13.2 in the against CSU Long Beach, confidently. "If I prepare myself running. want them to say, 'that ' saiSfirs 120 high hurdles were the April 10. Cooper, like teammate physically and mentally for "Running is beautiful. To brother is bad'." Is tq, best marks set by any high Although he was not edict schooler. He also ran a 46.1 scheduled to run in the meet wig for his 440 split in the mile against Oregon State or I' relay. University and UC Irvine tht Spikers travel to Long Beach, More than 200 schools from March 24 on the advice of 0 bt all over the country offered head coach Ernie Bullard. scholarships to Cooper but Cooper did run the anchor 101 he picked SJSU because he leg in the Spartans' mile 12 C wanted to go to a school with relay. 'toughest meet of the season' n 161 a winning tradition. The 47.8 clocking for his 3ernie "I heard San Jose's track 440 leg was encouraging in Washington of Dan Gruber, Mike Kasser performer for Lon Beach is , D11 By Tarun Patel University of program was a good one and view of his injury. The SJSU track team, under its belt. and Rusty Nahirney should Otis Fischer. Fischer has a Freshman Olympics phenom Dedy Cooper is aiming for '76 I felt this would be a good Against Long Beach fresh from an impressive "We're gonna have to have a much easier time in season-best of 51.9 in the 400- victory over Oregon State come up with our best effort the mile. meter intermediate hurdles. University and UC Irvine of the season to beat 'em," Top milers March 24, will have its hands Riggs said. Gruber (4:03,8), Kasser According to Riggs, the Spartans pack clubs, golden rule full when it travels to CSU "If our distance runners ( 4:06.2 ) and Nahirney Spartans might as well Long Beach to meet the 49ers and our sprinters compete (4:07.5) are the three top concede Long Beach the high Saturday. like they're capable of milers in the PCAA. The jump and the pole vault. to Fresno on revenge mission Besides boasting the competing, I think we'll beat 49ers best is 4:08.6 turned in world-record holder in the them," he added. by Rich McCandless, World record high-jump Dwight Stones, Key Event CSU Long Beach's "Stones )7-6'fl is the By Randy Frey who finished seventh the last tourney the Spartans, who will also be competing. the 49ers have an abundance Riggs said the first event strongest running event world record holder and our Spartan time the two teams met were ranked 10th nationally The Spartans will go with golfers are of talent in just about every of the day, the 440-yard should be the mile relay. best man, Keith Nelson, has 7 78 leaving for Fresno this last year, could manage only the same lineup that down south in the Aztec running event and out- relay, will be the key event of Their PCAA-leading time of a best of 6-10. And Don Baird morning quoting the Bible: Invitational a sixth place finish in in 1975. disposed of Stanford Friday standing performers in the the meet. The team that wins 3:10.0 in this event is more ( 17-8 ) is a world-class "Do unto The tournament was won Strongest filler in Palo Alto. others as you would field events. the event will have the upper than a second over SJSU's vaulter," he said. have them do unto you." "It is definitely the by host San Diego, with SJSU Seniors Scott Hoyt and Don Toughest meet hand, Riggs said. best of 3:11.6. The strongest field we will face Spartans let San Diego tying for third. Thames will lead the way, SJSU distance coach Don "If we don't win the sprint But with a healthy Dedy The Spartans top vaulter, Since then the Spartans this year," said coach Jerry St aV J.Ipinrsity do it unto followed by Levin, Scott Riggs feels that this meet relay and then come in 1-2 in Cooper running the anchor Roger Martin, has an all- have finished second in the Vroom. them earlier in the year, and Little, Achim Steinfurth and will be the toughest meet of the next one ( the mile), we'll for SJSU, the 49ers could time best of 16-9. now they hope the Aztecs will U.O.P. Invitational and "In fact, the stronger Terry Beardsley. the year for the Spartans. have to play catch-up the have a battle on their hands. teams have an added ad- reciprocate tomorrow and beaten Stanford University "Long Beach is an ex- rest of the way," he said. Running the anchor leg for SJSU weightmen Mike vantage in that in this The same six golfers will Saturday in the Fresno State in a dual match. cellent track team and SJSU's chances of winning Long Beach will be last Weeks and Ron Sernitiw will tournament all six scores play over Easter vacation in TS Golf Classic. However, San Diego will they're extremely well the initial event are pretty year's NCAA finalist Albert have to rise to the occasion San not be the only will count," said Vroom. the Western Intercollegiate Diego State, currently powerhouse balanced," Riggs said. good considering that the Shorts, who ran a when they go against Fritz In most tournaments only Golf Championships at rated in the top 10 nationally, competing over the 7000- So far this year, CSU Long Spartans' season best in the phenomenal 45.6 in the same Coffman. Coffman has a the top four scores are Pasatiempo Golf Course in will be tough to beat, but the yard San Joaquin Country Beach has a lopsided 30-point event is 40.7 as compared to event last week against PCAA-best of 183-8 in the figured into the team total. the Santa Cruz Mountains. Spartans are confident they Club. victory margin over the 49ers' 40.9. UCLA. discus and a 717-9 for the University of the Pacific, The three-day tourney, in can do the job. Third ranked Brigham traditional track power The Spartans' mile run trio Another outstanding hammer throw. Get revenge Young University and fifth Weber State University, which the Spartans finished "We'll get our revenge," lanked Arizona State will be Stanford and USC, all though third last year, will begin said freshman Don Levin, represented at Fresno, a teams according to Vroom, April 14. Crystal ball helps NFL predicting By Kevin McCarthy big running back both teams Oregon; DT Purdue; As I look into my National could use. 16. Detroit- Tony Galbreath 23, St, Louis- James White Football League crystal ball, Raider General Manager RB Missouri; DE Oklahoma State; GIVE US18WEEKS SJSU defensive end Kim Al Davis is expected to make 17. Miami- Dave Logan WR 24. Green Bay- Ken Jones OG Bokamper appears as the a trade for a big, all-purpose Colorado; Arkansas State; sixth choice in the first round running back though. 18, Buffalo- Ben Williams DE 25. Cincinnati- Kevin McLain of the draft, going to the Here is the first round of Mississippi; MLB Colorado State; defensively hapless New the NFL draft as my crystal 19. Miami- Larry Gordon LB 26. Minnesota- Troy Archer ANDWELLTURN York Jets. ball gave it to me (please Arizona; DE Colorado; address all complaints to my 20, Baltimore- Kurt Knoff 27. Los Angeles- Larry Commentary crystal ball): DB Kansas; Dgrsey WR Tennessee I. Tampa- Leroy Selmon DE 21. Dallas- Shafer Suggs DB State; Ball State; 28. Pittsburgh- Mike Barber INTO Oklahoma; YOUR DEGREE It is a poor year for top notch defensive linemen, but 2, Seattle- Chuck Muncie RB 22. New England- Ken Novak TE Louisiana Tech. Bokamper is the third best California; according to all I have heard 3. New Orleans- Steve and read. Niehaus DT Notre Dame; A BAR OF GOLD. 4, San Diego- Pete Brock C As for the local teams, the Before you start to question the value el San Francisco 49ers do not Colorado; your college education, consider what you can d, have a first round pick due to 5. New England- Joe with it as an officer in the Coast Guard. We have a trade in Washington RB Oklahoma; the Jim Plunkett few select positions still open in our August Officer gave up quar- 6. New York Jets- Kim which they Candidate School class. Tom Owen and two Bokamper DE SJSU; terback After lust 18 weeks of specialized training. choices, and first 7. Cleveland- Dennis Lick OT first round you'll take a management position with real Wisconsin; and second round picks next responsibility. It could be at one of our Port Safety 8. Detroit- James Hunter DB year. or Marine Inspection units. Or helping operate a Grambling; Oakland also does not have recreational boating safety program. You'll be on ei pick. The 9. Atlanta- Joe Devlin OG a first round the job with the nation's foremost maritime law Iowa; Raiders signed linebacker enforcement agency. Protecting man from the sea 10, Chicago- Ben Cun- Ted Hendricks last year and and the sea from man. ningham TE Clemson; gave this year's and next The Coast Guard is known for saving lives and 11, Cincinnati- Sonny Collins year's first round draft property Today our role is expanding as we protect RB Kentucky; picks to Green Bay as coastal sea life resources from depletion by fishing 12. New England- Mike compensation. fleets and intercept major narcotics smugglers off Haynes DB Arizona; Because neither team has our shores. A Coast Guard lob is a big responsibility 13. New York Giants - a first round choice and the Thii rewards are excellent. too A starting Lawrence Gaines RB expansion draft last cut into salary $10,000 a year, post -graduate training team depth, neither local Wyoming; opportiv ,"ind excellent retirement benefits Kansas City- Billy Brooks team appears capable of 14. after oil , years if you decide to stay with us, making a trade for WR Oklahoma; plus all ti cher benefits of military service Of Mario Clark DB ('alifornia's Chuck Muncie, a 15. Denver- course. !' ; ;ersonal satisfaction with a lob well done is IV 3wri reward Ns in NM Et * /4 us so mi in we The Coast Guard OCS is a golden opportunity But applications for August classes will be closing TJL very soon, so call Rob Porterfield in San Francisco at 556-6922 He's got the answers about a Coast Guard career wavr. von r an make your degree , oi the natural look pay off in gold . \1( 1111frii(1 & staff 20'; 41.1Atestern Mountaineering, 011- COASTGUARD 0.C.S. 411.11111111111115"- 294 4086 Street ?SOUtI1 FOURTH SI 550 South First San Jose, Ca 95113 292-4446 ===== Page 10, April 8, 1976 11- 14 tit tint

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LI April 8, 1976, Page 11 418 Thomson gives talk after concert

By Carrie Peyton the concert. To anyone but a Stein worked out in Europe fielded questions about his Friday and Saturday by the An excellent string quartet The program opened with devotee, the work was nearly Although American music work, his years in France, San Jose Symphony and the and three other interesting, ’Capitals, Capitals," a work incomprehensible and more is the child of Europe, there and his 20-year-long friend- SJSU Chorale in the Center if not always entrancing, by Gertrude Stein that than a little ridiculous. It is a distinct American style, ship with Gertrude Stein. for the Performing Arts. compositions by Virgil Thomson set to music in abounded with lines like centering in an anglo-saxon Thomson had a very rich, The 1960 work is based on Thomson were presented 1926. "little silver mats are very heritage, as opposed to the very rewarding relationship the traditional Catholic Tuesday night in the Music The composition for four pretty, and silver is very Italian and German in- with Stein. He thought the mass, and is one of Thom- Building concert hall. voices was well fitted to its useful as to color." fluences more common in libretto Stein composed for son's better-known, later A lecture by Thomson, subject matter, a rambling The high point of the Europe. their opera, "Four Saints in works, composed in the brought to campus for the disjointed piece representing concert was Thomson's Thomson dated the corning Three Acts," was "really years following his position sixth event in the American a conversation between four "String Quartet No. 2." The of age of U.S. music in 1910, grande" and he decided to as music critic on the New Composer Series, followed French capitals. quartet was unmistakably and saw its "American set it to music including the York Herald Tribune. modern, while still being accent" as evolving around stage directions, he said. For information about solid, inventive and totally 1920. Thomson's mass for the student tickets, available on osa captivating. He called a "sense of a dead will be performed a rush basis, call 287-7383. ;T' Pat Strange and Katy steady beat," which evolved '70s music Rieke on the violin, Susan from the prevalence of Bates on the viola, and Chris dance, folksongs and hymns, Yenny on the violoncello and a demand for free stress provided a beautifully forms characteristically - WINERIES not 'original sensitive interpretation of American. , e the piece, certainly the Africa has contributed APRIL By Carrie Peyton grants, publications and per- evening's best. with subtle percussion music Special Prices on Premium Wines is Virgil Thomson, noted formance; they're en - "Stabat Mater" was also and Asia with a variety of equally as music critic and played by thQuartete drums and gongs. The 19 Varieties Up to 40% Off a .1\ composer, considers the Today, the more con- companying soprano Jeanne Oriental slide and blue notes Pinot Noir & Chardonnay 1970's a fat time for com- servative composers are Garson in this French text are two areas where African Reg. $3.30 NOW ONLY $2.00 Y missions and en- writing in the modernistic about the Virgin Mary and Asian influences come 200 El Camino Real E. , but a lean style, he said. Now it's mourning for her son at the together in American music Virgil Thomson, composer and music critic time for originality. "more courageous, more foot of the cross. Thomson said. It. View 967-9865 - - - "There's less that's really original for a young com- Interrelationships between During a question an AME original and new now than poser to write without the diverse tones were ex- answer period the composer Jose. there was before World War gimmicks." plored in three movements, from ctory II," he said. "Very few Turning to his own work as the last of which closed with things are as conventional as a composer and a music a dramatic, almost painful the 'far out' people. What critic, Thomson said dissonance. OAS and we're seeing is sort of a literature and music "go Following the concert, artist materials conventional thing that calls along as a kind of brother Thomson spoke on the DRAFTING ARCHITECTS’ENGINEERSGRARHIC’, itself modernism." team: they're much closer evolution and present state entertainment Proof of this, he argued, is than the visual arts and of American music. SAN JOSE ART that modernism is taught music." By the time America was & WALLPAPER PAINT and practiced in most "The verbal affair is learning to speak the EU VALLEY FAIR CENTER 365 SAN ANTONIO ROAD 941-3600 universities and even predominately what you musical language, he said, ;.:: STEVENS CREEK BLVD MT VIEW the "grammar of style and SAN JOSE 24913700 "'.students can do it." think. In music it's the feel- ... But he added that there ing that communicates," he the full vocabulary of meaning" had already been VI'isi . t ing. artists isn't "a great deal of explained, originality around in any art The arts are hangingform onto the modernist to lecture today achievements of 50 years ago." Two visiting artists will Museum of Art, 110 S. "They're standardizing, give lectures today on glass Market St. teaching, but not making classifieds blowing and ceramics in Open to students of 19 anything really new," he Room 110 of the Art Building. Northern California schools . said.

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It especially hurts the of using it and learn thi their income. legal in California, as they eyes and nose." different types of tear gas Santa Clara County 29,201 are in almost every other .lones did point out that The training also include residents receiving food Eligibility limited four hours of book learnin stamps, according to Jack The student then will be and running through a mon Kawarnoto, Santa Clara eligible for food stamps only 'I shudder to think what with the gas in it." County social services if the parents are eligible, Persons untrained in th, division chief. Ka warnoto said. would happen if mace were use of gasses, suddenl: turned onto the streets with Kawamoto said he has "no Neither the parents nor the made legal’Ken Jones cannisters of mace, could di idea" how many SJSU student will have to verify more harm than good, Jone: students are on the rolls nor the dependency status of the state." mace can be washed out said. "I shudder to thini how many will be affected by student. New York, Illinois and while a bullet takes a little what would happen if mact the change, which went into California are the only states more work to get rid of. were made legal and then effect April 1. "There's always a chance where mace, or chemicals Whether a person will be were no controls on it." they can lie, but it's not an like it, are illegal. arrested for possession of Assemblyman Alistc, open invitation to lie," said According to the penal mace depends on the cir- McAlister, D-San Jose Numbers decreasing Fred Lacy, chief of the food gas. The cumstances involved. recently introduced a nest Ile said, however, that he code, mace is a tear stamp policy coordinating legal definition of tear gas is Arrests users bill, AB 3630, to the slat( does expect the number of bureau in Sacramento. "liquid, gaseous or solid Sgt. Mike Destro of the San legislature which woulr eligible students to decrease. substances intended to Jose Police Department make mace and tear gat Controversy seen produce temporary physical said, "An officer that is on weapons legal for self Lynn De Vilbiss, SJSU Lacy said the reason for discomfort." the job would arrest a man defense. financial aids counselor, also the tax dependency clause The strictest in- or woman carrying mace. "I realize that there art said she does not know how might be "because there's terpretation of that means Whether or not to prosecute those who will say that mac many students will be been a controversy for that hair spray can be that person is entirely in the could hurt someone,' ineligible because of the years. considered an illegal hands of the district at- McAlister said. federal "tax dependency weapon. torney, though. The officer "But any conceivable clause." "Some feel food stamps is blic offense has a lot of options. If he defensive device can be user not a program to supplement The code also states, "Any wanted, he could go and to hurt someone. . .includin; Kawarnoto said when education. And others feel person, firm or corporation swear out a warrant then go hat pins, clubs, feet and barx7 hands," he said. Flu; Martin students apply for food they 'students) have abused who within this state back and arrest the person McAlister said his bill wa: of ,i new law fewer students may he on food stamps. stamps they will be asked if it," Lacy said. knowingly sells or offers for later." sale, possesses or transports Jones said mace doesn't prompted by Bacque's ex , any tear t!ti s weapon is always work. perience with the muggers

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