Friday, February 22, 1974

fly Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 as ch of ge Gas refused at car washes es By Susan Hathaway been flooded with consumer complaints price rules," exists because the energy ficials are powerless to enforce the ed One recent morning an SJSU about gasoline sellersTuesday office "doesn't have the people to en- federal rules. a graduate student drove into a car wash- morning alone he received over 100 force the rules." The answer, according to Horger, is iid service station to buy gasoline and was such calls. Horger added that the car wash- an amendment of the federal laws told he would have to have his car Horger stated his office has received service stations often stay open longer giving more enforcing power to states, washed before he could get any gas. reports indicating that there are five than normal service stations, thus they counties and cities. This happened on an extremely rainy local car washes which have get the business of gas-desperate Meanwhile, the car washes which day. established the policy of insisting drivers who have to fill up, little have been taking advantage of the fuel According to Robert Horger, director customers must pay for a car wash realizing an obligatory car wash awaits crisis continue to "exploit" the con- of the County Department of Weights, before buying gas. Among them are the them too. sumer, Horger said. Measures and Consumer Affairs, this is Beaver car washes, Lozano car wash And the standard policy is no wash, in violation of federal regulations which and others, he said. no gas, Horger said. According to the manager at one state it is illegal to force customers to "They're really taking advantage of Although there are federal Beaver car wash, his customers are buy other things before they can pur- the consumer," Horger said. But he regulations prohibiting this, Horger required to have their autos washed chase gasoline. said this situation, although "in explained, the state has no such laws. before getting a fill and this policy has Horger said his office has recently violation of the Federal Energy Office Thus he said both state and local of- been in effect "since the gas shortage." Recess insures A.S. vote Leonardi vetoes allocations

In an unorthodox move the A.S. written notification of his vetoes, in- mean I oppose the booklet." David Reyes Council voted Wednesday to recess stead he verbally notified the council. The original allocation stiuplated that Joint Effort features singer Rachel tonight. rather than adjorn its weekly meeting. Leonardi vetoed the $100 allocation to the council underwrite $300 of the $500 The council took this action after A.S. the Student Community Learning given. The organization receiving President Rudi Leonardi announced he Experience (SCALE), and the $500 underwritten funds must pay that had vetoed two council allocations. allocation to the Women's Health amount back to the council. According to Rick Marks, A.S. vice- Course. The president recommended that the ARCO stations refuse president, by recessing rather than Leonardi said he vetoed the SCALE council pass a new allocation. "If they adjourning the meeting, the council allocation because Bob Martin, dean of pass a new allocation underwriting the was able to insure its power to override student services, "told me he would total $500," said Leonardi, "I will not the vetoes. cover it ( the $100) if asked." veto it. We would then be assured of The bank credit cards, From the constitituional standpoint, $500 allocated to the Women's getting our money back." the A.S. constitution states that the Health Course was to be used to print In other action the council allocated president must submit written 700 booklets, which would be sold for $100 to the Peer Drop-In Center, and notification of his vetoes at the next between 75 cents and $1, said Leonard'. $100 to the Native American Club. regularly scheduled meeting. The Leonardi explained that if 700 The council also passed a motion but gladly accept cash constitution also states that the council booklets were printed and sold, there supporting the Anti-Imperialist may override the veto by a two-thirds could be up to $700 raised. According to Rudi Leonardi coordinating Committee's demon- By Susan Hathaway than they have to," he said. vote of those present. It does not state Leonardi the council would have no Leonardi also explained that he stration next Monday. The AICC will be The energy crunch has caused a new However, according to this person, at what meeting the vote must be taken. legal way of controlling what happened supports the booklet. "I endorse the demonstrating against Standard Oil of fatality. ARCO was the only major company at Leonardi, however, did not submit to the money. health booklet idea. This veto does not California. Atlantic Richfield, the company this time to establish such a policy. which operates ARCO service stations, But some smaller stations in the San recently established a policy of not Jose area have also begun not honoring Kidnapers demand additional $4 million honoring bank credit cards such as bank credit cards. BankAinericard and Master Charge. This doesn't surprise The reason for this is that the stations the Bank of America spokesman. He HILLSBOROUGH (AP) Theiridnapers of Patricia Hearst accused her father of people back for the past losses of freedom nor for the current suffering that they must pay an approximate two per cent stated it is these stations "that ''throwing a few crumbs to the people" yesterday and demanded he add another $4 are now under," the SLA said. charge to the banks for use of these are feeling the pinch." He also million within 24 hours to a $2 million food giveaway. Contents of the message were first relayed by television newsman John Lester cards and these days, "We just can't revealed the fact that some A source close to newspaper executive Randolph A. Hearst said commitments selected by other correspondents to meet with the Hearst family as "pool" afford it," according to one ARCO smaller stations have been charging their for another $4 million in free food would be sought immediately from grocery reporterquoted the message as saying Miss Hearst would be held in accordance attendant at a Los Gatos station. customers a service charge if bank stores and others in the effort to secure freedom for Patty Hearst, abducted 17 with the Geneva Conventions and her status won't change until the status of SLA However, ARCO stations still honor credit cards are used for the purchase. According days ago. "soldiers" Remiro and Little changes. their own credit card and gladly accept to him, this It was uncertain whether this would be acceptable to her guerrilla captors or Lester said Miss Hearst spoke for only 10 seconds, saying: "Today is Feb. 19. cash. money is kept by the station. whether they would settle only for a personal $4 million contribution. Hearst has This morning the shah of Iran executed two men at dawn." In two previous taped A Bank of America spokesman stated According to one local Mobil station, placed his personal assests at around $2 million. communications she has given similar news items to pinpoint the day the message the economy was primarily to blame that company still honors bank credit The kidnapers said "that the total amount of 96 million be allotted to your was made. for ARCO's new policy. cards, but a new policy like ARCO's (Hearst's) designated 'People in Need' or charity organizations within 24 hours of Last Monday, Feb. 18, two men convicted of leading a plot to kidnap Iranian They don't want to pay out any more was a "possibility." receipt of this order and that the food be available to the people within one week of royalty were executed by a firing squad in Tehran. The men were described as receipt of this order." anarchists and were accused of plotting to kill the royal family after kidnaping The Symbionese Liberation Army, which claims responsibility for the kid- themif the government did not realse political prisoners. Frightening naping, warned that Miss Hearst would be "executed immediately" if any attempt There was no immediate explanation of the Feb. 19 date. JDL note was made to rescue her"or to injure or to capture our captive soldiers." The transcript said Hearst's plan, scheduled to begin Friday, won't be ac- This was an apparent reference to SLA members Joseph Remiro, 27, and Russell ceptable unless numberous new demands are totally met. These include: 24, Little, charged with muder in the cyanide-bullet assassination of Oakland "That an additional $4 million be added to the $2 million already allotted, Hillel not connected, School Supt. Marcus Foster last Nov. 6. They are being held in San Quentin Prison. making a total of $6 million to be used for the purchase of food. That this total $6 "Once we see compliance with these specifications and the program well under million figure be disbursed to the cities of San Francisco, Oakland and East Palo way, then, as we have previously stated, we will begin negotiations for the release Alto. of your daughter," the SLA said. writer still unknown NMI each family coming to The transcript of the latest communique from the mysterious and multiracial "That $70 be given over a one-month period to food. That is, by the end of one month's time, a total of $70 of food will have SLA was made public in segments and the 24-hour time limit was not known until a receive A threatening letter written to two the class. been given to each family. latter portion became available. guest lecturers in a Middle Eastern Sinizer, Hillel president, said she was In the message, the SLA claimed the Hearst corporate and personal wealth e "That all foods distributed be of top quality. And that no attempt be made to studies class Wednesday has "ob- sorry someone felt the need to write the ''does in fact go into the hundreds and hundreds of millions. distribute garbage, or clothes or surplus storage foods of government commodities viously nothing to do with Hillel," letter. "Even if Mr. Hearst was to give all that to the people he could never pay the to the people." according to the club's president I.isa "There is no JDI. in San Jose," the Sinizer. student claimed. "There is no South Registration Journalist's Mr. and Mrs. F. Lowe Bay Area group. The nearest is San Rebate on state tax were stunned Wednesday as they began Francisco." Ihside their lecture in the "Middle East and Sinizer pointed out the JD1, is a very over; $5 fee the World Today" class. small group and that most Jewish the On the podium was an envelope people do not agree with what it does. available to renters addressed to the two lecturers. Inside However, she emphasized no one charge today Daily was an advertisement for the course connected with Hillel had anything to For the first time in California, The renters rebate was instituted to clipped from the Spartan Daily with the do with the letter. renters are entitled to a tax rebate provide renters with a "break" com- SJSU professor, Peter Venuto words "JDI. (Jewish Defense League "We're ( Hillel ) also for academic Late registration packet turn-in and ranging from $25 to $45. parative to the one available to home clashes with the San Jose city Knows You" in bold letters pasted freedom," she said. "We want to make fee payments will be handled in the A California resident who rented and owners through the county, explained council. See Barbara Price's story across it. sure both sides are presented." Sedarat lobby of the Registrar's Office today occupied a California premise, which the board spokeswoman. on page three. Hillel, the Jewish students' had said no one from Hillel attended the between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., and a $5.00 was his principal place of residence on Fouad Alkisswani, A.S. attorney County residents who own houses can organization on campus, was men- class. late regisrration fee will be charged. March 1, 1973, qualifies for the tax general assails the Spartan Daily. apply for $1,750 through home owner tioned by the class coordinator Firouz The Hillel president went on to point Packets not turned in today will credit or refund, according to a State See page two. exemptions. Sedarat. He said at the time that Hillel out that she will be meeting soon with require a special petition for late Franchise Board spokeswoman. "A Case of Rape," an NBC movie probably had nothing to do with the Sedarat and one of the course's in- packet turn-in, which will have to be To receive the rebate one must file a According to the rebate policy if a explores the plight of the rape letter although the organization structors, Jeanne Friedman. They will approved by the Director of Admissions California income tax form before April renter was a resident part of the year, victim. See Joan Baldwin's review, previously had been contacted and discuss a means to present both sides of and Records. 15. he is entitled to a partial rebate. page five. invited to offer the pro-Israel view in the issue in the class.

’’’’’’’!’ ::::’:::::: Trustees to study penalty tactic proposal towards a By Janet Parker "A lot of students don't realize what their goal is until their second, third or progress stated degree or other program objective. ::. The problem facing the student who can't get the courses he needs to even fourth year," he added. "A student should have the option to change his "I think this is a good policy," she stated. "What it would do is warn a student. graduate is being tackled by the State University and College system board of goal." Some students need to be prodded along." trustees. Brewer added that Computer Assisted Registration (CAR) scheduled for use James Roberts, dean of the School of Business, said the perennial or non- Proposals were made earlier this year to penalize those students who fill up this fall, may be an aid in this problem. progressing student is a problem. He can reduce the effectiveness of a class and classroom space by enrolling in courses not required for their major. "That is one of our hopes," the dean said. "That's what we are breaking our take up valuable space. SJSU administrators have mixed reactions to such penalizing tactics. backs over." He agreed with Fullerton that it is a question of what obligation the state has Clyde Brewer, dean of admissions and records, reacted to one proposal that Brewer said CAR also will give the college the information it needs to to provide education free of charge. students be charged extra tuition when signing up for unnecessary courses. determine if there really is a problem with students not being able to get all the "I hear much in conversations about students not getting their classes," he That proposal was rejected by the trustees. classes they need. said. "It's hard to assess if there is a real problem." "If anyone should be penalized it should be the college or the trustees," Graduate Studies Dean Gail P. Fullerton said she doesn't feel the board of Brewer said. "The student is the last one that should be penalized." trustees is truely aiming at penalizing anyone. Milburn Wright, dean of the School of Business, feels there is "no merit in Brewer said he can understand the rationale of not wanting to spend tax- "The idea was that the state's contribution to a person's bachelor of arts providing for a penalty." payers' money when not necessary. However, he said, until the college devises degree is one thing," she said. "Past that point the student should be paying for "As long as there is going to be a restriction on resources, there will have to ::: a better system of registration, it may not be the student's fault. himself." be some limitations for students," he said. However, he feels the penalty He noted the problem may be the college's failure to meet the demands of She stressed the problem is particularly difficult in fields where there is some system is not a reasonable answer. students who need required courses. A student who can't get the class he needs waiting for classes. will enroll in an alternative just to get a sufficient number of units. "I have mixed feelings about the idea of a penalty," he cited. "The question He stated in the Business Department students may enroll in extention and :.: In addition, he said, a student should have the option of being able to change apparently is moot right now." external degree programs for extra fees. his major at anytime. However, he said students who continually change Fullerton did point out that the college system has adopted one policy in this "I don't view those extra fees as a penalty but rather an opportunity," he majors or add and drop classes should be of concern to the college. area. As of fall 1973 a student can be put on probation for repeatedly failing to said. Editorial SuRE /IAA/ CJHAI T. tiARiSUAMA-. SI kIJ TOt tjREcKs yA... 13E/4u-riP& sTUFF, D1(7' gEALiy Lack of initiative

umPO, tjHEELP) LJN,J /IAA LH-111r A H IT.. .. TH The battle to put the 1974 Marijuana Initiative on the long way away. November ballot is almost lost. In an attempt to gain easy passage for the measur LJOAT 7/turnATIVE ? NAW,DoNt HAVE IONE... Today is the deadline for supporters to file petitions on the ballot, this year's initiative was somewhany with the Santa Clara County Registrar's Office, and stricter than last year's. There is a possibility that thi II WHAT WAsTI-tAi CMI workers expect to be about 25 per cent short of the stricter initiative was not effectively publicized yoULIO1/4Al.4Ab4a0OHNIII 325,000 signatures required. thereby losing the support of more conservativis A similar initiative attempt last year brought close Californians. 31 WOOMIA f\J ! hoi ru s k4...1-1EAVy STUFF! to 21,000 signatures in this county by the final filing Now that the 1974 CMI initiative has failed the nexte datethis year CMI backers have only collected step will be to refile under a new sponsorship by Juns REA IeD oF 12,000. of this year. Ttfe UN,T NEvEig Members of the Coalition Marijuana Initiative speculate that the general public expected the All of the signatures from the recent drive will Ix! ?VGA) oFIAAVOOLA/PIAAJ.. frond measure to pass with ease, and did not make much of invalidated and CMI backers will have to start .)HAT 6- or Mt an effort to sign and distribute petitions for the needed scratch. MuNcH/E.5 ?MARY Lott ritcriAL signatures. This may be the final effort of the initiative and, Unfortunately, the public has revealed its apathy at hopefully, CMI backers will be able to push the drive ---,IN MA TD e? a time when public opinion is supposedly running in to the ballot. favor of the decriminalization of marijuana. However, if indeed public opinion runs in favor ol Now that it is too late public interest is finally decriminalization of marijuana, then the public should rearing its head, with petition efforts now at their voice this opinion by signing petitions and at least highest point of the whole campaign. giving the measure a chance on the ballot. CMI workers have fought for the needed signatures The initiative itself could use a little initiative from only to have their battle end with the 325,000 goal still a the people. Daily Forum

Vol. 62 Page 2, February 22, 1974 No. 6 'Modest' profits

NEW YORK (AP)General were indeed off, from 7.1 per cent years 1955-1957. Motors had just announced ear- on each dollar of sales in 1972 to 6.7 It is because of these per. nings of $2.4 billion on sales of $35.8 per cent in 1973. Improvements in centages that U.S. Steel felt billion in 1973, neither figure ever its products, GM claimed, were justified in issuing a complaint that before attained by the world's only partially recovered in price must have amused, confused or (;otal morning kotieriea biggest manufacturer. But the increases. angered some elements of the company wasn't altogether happy. By industry standards, GM is public. "The lower profit margin in 1973 highly efficient. Since 1966 the best "Despite this modest level of again points out the continuing profit margin attained by the in- earnings while operating at peak," Women's lib reversing roles? problem of cost increases," the dustry as a whole was 6.5 per cent. said U.S. Steel, "the Cost of Living company said. In 1970 it dropped as low as 2.4 per Council's action Jan. 25 denied us * * **** Be e e Jewett the only company cent. Last year American Motors the opportunity to pass through *********** ************************** GM wasn't disturbed about its record high had a 1.8 per cent profit margin. further increased costs." results in 1973. Bethlehem Steel In 1973, Bethlehem Steel earned Do profit margins really tell the showed a tremendous earnings 4.9 per cent on revenues and U.S. story? One part of it, anyway. This The fires of feminism just meaningful, fulfilling, other- noble and repentant as he breaks increase to $206.6 billion from Steel 4.6 per cent. is an expanding country with fricasseed my friend John. oriented, unselfish, positive away from the traditional double $134.6 billion in 1972 on a 33 per cent Each complained in the in- growing industries, executives Until last week he had run his natured, mutually beneficial standard. And it is a good thing for increase in sales. dustry's best years their margins note, and record sales in good love life like a punch press, picking relationship with a self-realized men to attach more emotional But, said Stewart Cort, were much higher. Bethlehem times are to be expected. Without up unsuspecting young college woman?" Or words to that effect. commitment to the physical acts of Bethlehem chairman, "Our ear- earned 7.3 per cent in 1957, and U.S. citing profit margins, however, women and shooting holes in their John nodded; then his face went intimacy. nings weren't what they could and Steel earned 8.9 per cent in the they feel perspective may be lost. trust and innocence. blank like someone remembering a But that's not all there is to it, should have been. Our profit KISSINGER SHARE US. Fuel_ NII11-1 ALLIES. NEW5 ITEM I've often asked him if he ever nightmare. Cassanova. It's another thing to be margins remain disappointly low." OFFERS got tired of this wild existence. He victimized by a reversal of the Along with U.S. Steel, whose would shrug like I'm talking an "I don't know," he muttered. "In double standard. profits rose 108 per cent, alien language and continue cooly the morning, she just took off. I It was almost kind of funny to Bethlehem Steel threatened to sue discussing the merits and demerits started talking about relationships watch John lick his emotional the Cost of Living Council for 1 of his latest flame. and how I really dig her and she wounds. "price relief." But the last time I saw John, he just patted me on the head and took But what if more women are In case after case, as one cor- was hung up. off." succumbing to the values, or poration after another reports its "Things really developed fast He hasn't seen her since. His first rather lack of values, of the double most profitable year in history, the between this chick and me," he "meaningful relationship" was a standard, of manipulation, of announcement carries an ex- said. It seemed like she was one-night stand. narrow self gratification and ex- planatory paragraph pointing out calling the shots and, well, things It is one thing for a male to be all ploitation? that profit margins or rates of just happened really fast." If women's liberation means return really weren't as good as Well, what happened?" reverse enslavement, I'll root for expected. John gestured with his hands and Sparlan Daily my side. In GM's case, profit margins communicated in a sort of regined Serving the San Jose State University hubba-hubba worthy of his position Community Since 1934 Second t lass postage paid at San Jose. Cablumw as an upper division university Member of California Newspaper Publishers Association Speak Out! and the Associateft Press Published daub b1 San Just State student. University. except Saturday and Sunday. during the collegc "1 started thinking," he mur- year The opinions expressed herein are not necessar0 those of the Associated Student_x the ( ollegi. The Spartan Daily encourages author. mured. "Here's this chick who is Administration or the Department of Journalism and Advertising Subscriptions accepted only on a remainder. letters or guest columns from those The editor reserves the right to crazy about me. A real upfront of.senwster basis Full ac adernir year. $9 ear h Semester $410 Off campus price twr copy. 10 cents Phone 277-3181 who care, on or off campus. edit for taste, libel, space or style lady who says what's on her mind. Advertising 277.31,1 Pre,. of Erich Printing. San Jose For quick and full publication, and to cease publication on She would probably Editor lee Smaus be really good Advertwing Manager Mike Garvey letters should be limited to 14 in- exhausted topics. for me. So, I figure on going with Managing Editor Hus.s Brown Newb Editor Peagb Rudmeki ches or about 500 words. Please bring your thoughts to the her for a while.'' trim, Page Editor Marty Weybret Assistant New, Edit, Kathy Rebell Correspondence should be typed Spartan Daily, JC208, or mail them "Sheeet," I articulated. "You layout Editor Ed Moore Entertainnwnt Editor Mark Whileheld and signed and include the address to the Department of Journalism, actually wanted a one-to-one and telephone number of the SJSU, San Jose, Ca. 95192. Leiter. tto the editor, -- Alkisswani raps 'wet sponge' editorial

There is a principle which is a interest of this campus or its me or the Spartan Daily? You be meal at our expense. The Daily Terrorist tactics employ kidnaping, but the bar against information, which is a students, he should resign. I told the judge: never reported that. correlation between them and the proof against all argument and him, "Students come first, Mr. o Oct. 18, 1973The Daily gave o Dec. 7, 1973a big headline SLA ends there. Actions by the which cannot fail to keep a man in Guttormsen." Carol Doda almost half a page from the Daily, "LeonardiNo Tupamaros are well thought out everlasting ignorance. That Second, in a previous editorial explaining the mental rigors of One Asked Me" revelaed With all the attention presently actions with a truly revolutionary principle is condemnation before about my flyer on A.S. stationary topless dancers. All the Daily does Leonardi's advance loan. It was being given the SLA and their goal in mind. But don't take my investigation. expressing my opinion, the Spartan is write about the topless me and my staff who exposed him. kidnaping of Patricia Hearst, the word. Indeed, ignorance is the mother Daily said that the A.S. Council profession, homosexuality, drug The Daily never would have. question of violence and military Sunday night in the Student of indifference. I'm not going to directed the A.S. Judiciary to rule initiatives, and police brutality. It Anyway, my dear friends, you action by leftist types is once again Union, "State of Siege" is playing, philosophize with the Spartan on whether Alkisswani's action took the Spartan from Sept. 20 to cannot trust this present ad- being posed by many people. which is an excellent film about the Daily. I'll put it in plain English as was legal or not. Oct. 5, 1973 to report about the bad ministration and the Third World The media has come out strongly urban guerrillas operating in they do in the Daily. Come on, this is misrepresent- conduct of a teacher on campus Coalition. They have a mini- stating that kidnaping is a terrorist Uruguay. In the Spartan Daily of Dec. 19, ation of facts. You people at the and not until after I pushed the Watergate and, as you all know, action and has tried to compare the When first released, the film was 1973, an editorial contained a big Daily know darn well that on Nov. editor to print the story about this the Daily won't even dare open its SLA with revolutionary groups in banned from showing in the headline "Wet Sponge Needs 13, 1973 the Judiciary cleared me of teacher. mouth because it doesn't want to South America. Kennedy Memorial Center in Restraint." First, the Daily said I that charge. o The print shop raised its prices lose the $30,000 in subsidies from Washington, D. C., because of its called for Glen Guttormsen's Thirdly, the Spartan Daily almost 200 per cent. Example, the Leonardi government. How absurd! Of course the "controverisal" (true) facts. And resignation because he cancelled concluded by saying, "We at the students used to be able to bind a Fouad A. Alkisswani tactics of the SLA seem terroristic. there have been many facts since They are! Their killing of Marcus his appointment with me. That is Daily ... are familiar with his book for $2.50 and now they bind it A.S. Attorney General its release to document the film. not true. antics. The campus community for $3.50 because of the bad Foster, while having some basis, is After you see it, maybe you can far from On Dec. 10, 1973, I wrote a letter should take note, too, and absorb management of Leonardi's justified. Kidnaping decide the difference between Patricia Hearst, possibly with all to Mr. Guttormsen saying that if he him like a wet sponge, if he fails to government. But the Daily never Editors note: revolutionary and terroristic ac- is not going to investigate the exercise some much-needed reported that. The Spartan Daily stands behind good intentions, is no way to help tions. further mismanagement of funds of the restraint." Let me ask you, my o The council stays after 6 p.m. facts presented in past stories and a revolutionary goal. Jim Welsh The also Associated Students and serve the dear students, who needs restraint, on Wednesdays just to get a free editorials about Fouad Alkisswani. Tupamaros or Uruguay New College Junior

a February 22, 1974, Page 3 SJSU professor scorned Venuto's population level proposal blasted

By Barbara Price town. When would you start machine." important issue, but said, "It candidate said his works seek minimal or maximum In reference to a lawsuit A wave of derisision met dealing with who should Venuto explained, "If the seems to me to be needless to were misquoted and at- growth. filed by his organization the introduction of an ad- have children? Who should public wants a growth plan, put on an advisory vote." tacked by politicians who Venuto said he is now against the Air Pollution visory measure by Dr. Peter survive?" Mineta's done a pretty good And Councilperson Joe "appear to have a majority trying to build an issue based Control Agency (APCA), Venuto, SJSU assistant Garza said the proposal job .of providing it." Colla qualified his criticism position." campaign that deals with the Venuto said, "I know it management professor, at was an echo of "Leben- "It is very important," of Venuto by saying, "I've "I made no reference to city's needs. angered quite a few people." San Jose's City Council sraum," the Nazi German said Venuto, "to bring the seen you in action, and the number of children "Too much of the political The APCA, which lost the meeting last Tuesday. phrase for "room for living" matter out into the open and there's a lot of good about people could have," said science approach turns out lawsuit, had refused to The council denied that was part of Hitters plan find out how the people feel you." Venuto. "I know you can't to be very manipulative," identify "illegal pollutors" Venuto's ballot proposal, for conquest. on the growth issue." "Your messages about build a wall around a city. said Venuto. "I'm not ap- on the grounds it would be which called for a citizen But it was Venuto who at "I felt there was some ecology and the environment That would be acting in an proaching this as a giving away trade secrets, vote on the most desirable one point referred to a leadership needed in this are important," he said. unconstitutional way." politician," emphasized said Venuto. level of population for San "fascist" trend in govern- area," the professor ex- But Colla then swung his "I made no request about Venuto. 1 Jose. ment that was resulting in plained. "A little more verbal bat by demanding of specific policy," continued "I consider myself a Venuto, a contender for "not enough democracy." government by the people." Venuto, "By what divine Venuto. "All I requested is businessman, an ad St San Joe's mayoral seat, said "This talk about a fascist At the meeting Coun- right do you, assume the that they vote on the issue of ministrator, a developer of the results of an airport organization is ridiculous," cilperson Roy Naylor said responsibility of directing an advisory ballot systems," he said. TI study conducted by his countered Mayor Norman there wasn't any need for the the future growth of the City measure." Venuto said for the past 10 Business 166 class propelled Mineta. "It takes the action advisory measure on Dr. Peter Venuto of San Jose in terms of Though Venuto termed his years he has been deeply If you're not sure him to submit the measure. of the Whole council to put population since the city has population?" ballot proposal, "my per- concerned about en- what's out there, Venuto apparently something like this on the its own growth projections as measure asked voters to "If the crowds are too sonal thing," he said it was vironmental issues as part of its how can you triggered the fire from the ballot." urban develop- choose as a "target great for you, why don't you based on the results of a founder and president of know council when he said he was "I don't know how you ment policy. population level" for San go back to wherever you detailed analysis of con- "Citizens Against Air where "disappointed" with Mayor espected me to do it alone," The the wording of the Jose; 524,000; 650,000; come from and take your ditions at San Jose Municipal Pollution." you're going or Norman Mineta for not Mineta said, "unless you proposal was criticized by 750,000; 850,000 or over 1 missionary work Airport by students of his He said the group's how to get there? having the measure placed want to turn back the clock. Mineta: "It can't be as million. Colla said. business organization and campaigns, which included elsewhere," The Chi nstidn Science on the ballot. Venuto later admitted to wishy-washy as this Venuto conceded that his Venuto said, "There was environmental class. flooding the county with Monitor can help The professor later termed the Spartan Daily that he proposed wording." lowest figure-524,000was no implication in my "The class bogged down at aerial photos of illegal in- It keeps you squarely the reaction of the council a hoped Mineta would "I'm not even sure how less than San Jose's current proposal to determine how the point of whether the dustrial polluters, "made me in the center of the bold spearhead acceptance of the these things would apply on population of 533,000. airport should grow or not," a lot of enemies." and exciting the im- "set-up." many people should live in portant trends of thought "I think it was planned," measure. the ballot," added Mineta. "That would be a protest the city. My comments were said Venuto. It gives a firsthand he said. "The rest of the council Venuto admitted the vote," he said. concerned about trends." As a result, he said, the close -in view of the Another mayoral can- would tend to go along with wording of the proposal Councilperson Suzanne "They knew what I students concluded that Vets office world s struggles and could be changed. there should be a public achievements Yqu sen. didate, Councilman Al him" said Venuto. "He has Wilson agreed with Venuto meant," Venuto said where you fit at f things Garza, had charged Venuto quite a strong political The professor's suggested that growth is the city's most Wednesday. The mayoral ballot to decide whether to circulating you can do with being an "elitist and an The Monitor dtsn t exclusionist." do your thinking r you Inn a quick readable style "According to your rules," petitions it gives you the facts to sr- said Garza, "no one would form your own decisions slt have the right to move into The campus Office of News. commentary. iat Veterans Affairs has drawn the arts, politics, science, up a petition to urge prompt fashion. sports, business or Program deals with drugs the Monitor is an excit- he passage of Senate bill 2784, ing daily newspaper the same bill the House of (Monday - Friday) Less ICE Representatives passed than 10t; a copy on your of earlier this week. special rate. By Dyane Hendricks where he was having persist. consider drugs my problem. Reyling, "but we have some SKATING The bill would increase _ "Do fish swim?" problems that person will no The point of the program is I had a difficult time com- new projects under way, one ng monthly payments to An odd question to ask a longer need drugs," said training someone in basic municating with strange and of which is a heroin de-talk Yes, Ill InveS1 $5.25 in my future. us PARTIES veterans. tot (months wt The Christian drug userwhat could it instructor Joe Feshbach. life skills. There is nothing new people, which you have center in Science Mender. gh Palo Alto. We'll The petition is available SPECIAL possibly have to do with a But unlike other quick about it. A typical to do a lot of as a musician. have residential facilities at Payment enclosed Brit tee any, rehabilitation center? now for signatures in RATES rehabilitation programs course takes 12 weeks to "A friend told me about the end of this month for it Name ilkiesse pnnit he Building R, Office of FOR YOUR Questions like these are a Narconon is not restricted to complete. There are six the program and its and we are now seeking the Veterans Affairs and in the Street Apt his GROUP OR vital part of the Narconon drug abusers. courses in the program. techniques so I went through funds." ORGANIZATION. Student Union. Cay ith program in San Jose. Sharon Olson, a SJSU Narconon was started in the course and at the end I When asked who she CALL FOR would The petition will be given Narconon is a unique graduate, came into the Slam ZIP 'es INFORMATION 1966 by ex-drug addict really benefited. recommend Narconon to, program in that it does not to Sen. Alan Cranston on The Chriatian Science Monitor. : iod program because "I knew William Benitez. It has "I happened to be a friend Sharon Olson, another HOPI 125 Astor Stanton e Sunday to be taken back to concentrate on the drug nothing of communications expanded and now has of John Brodie's so when he student planning Boston Mossdchusetts 02123 :1 )ut to become a Washington and introduced problem itself, but rather the and control. Drugs have programs in 18 countries. opened the program in Palo staff er, member, said "Every to the House. Cranston will problems that lead to it. never been a part of it." Seven months ago John Alto, I went to work for 1st. one. I think most people are be in the area this weekend "What we're doing is According to Feshbach, Brodie, formerly of the San him." not aware and confusion taking a person who, the program is actually a Francisco 49'ers, established While some funding for evolves due to this lack of eastridge because of unawareness or course where students are a Narconon center in Palo Narconon comes from awareness." Bil any kind of hang-up, is taught the theory and Alto. The center in San Jose government agencies, Fesh- If you look closely at the PREPARATION FOR SPRING having difficulty in life and practicality of learning to opened one month ago as a bach said, "The students are word "narconon" you will from that he'll start to take confront. branch. asked to pay some kind of see that it means "the ab- MCAT DAT LSAT IE,cTilPL!APNIA drugs and basically by There are a seris of drills Although all instructors go contribution and we are sence of stupor." Reverse resolving the earlier area where a person learns to just through extensive training, funded by private donors." that statement and you have GRE ATGSB 238-0440 confront another, to control some staff members are However, both he and "awareness." CLASSES NOW FORMING himself in any situation, to people who have taken the Reyling are Pr.OrlirarOrr lor resrs 'or ,),C, to optimistic that "So they ask a stupid ? acknowlege, to get his course themselves. eventually the Palo Alto-San pradote nOols question," Feshbach SA. Oesoron Ovrfel .1,11 questions answered and how Irol.m,lep atm Arnon GUTFELD Denny Reyling, public Jose Narconon will be remarked, "but the point is Iessons 'or rer,Oor r- or. meter. rOrItrOntly orlOarroO (Professor of Economics at Tel Aviv University) to deal with other people's relations and supervisor in funded by state and local not what the question is but Homes...0v wive., amok,. problems. o.N will speak on Palo Alto, was "a musician governments as in Delaware that we are training them to One of the techniques used at the time I came into the and Maryland. get a question answered. We is called bull baiting. The program. I was using a lot of STANLEY H KAPLAN "Right now we're doing are teaching them to become EDUCATIONAL CENTER Since 1 938 object is to force a person to drugs but I really didn't 'all right'," commented aware, to confront them- Peace in the Middle East IN BAY AREA ('s15) 222-1592 Today, 1:00 p.m. get his question answered. selves." The questions are often Low cost rabies clinic 41 II II El S. ID II 41 11 II 41 41lil Guadalupe Room, Student Union silly: "Do fish swim?" But until he gets an answer to (sponsored by American professors Social Awareness Series Presents for peace in the Middle East and Hillel) that question, a person must in San Jose Saturday

A low cost anti -rabies may be purchased at the clinic for dogs will be held clinic. Licenses for spayed A knockout from 2-4 p.m. Saturday at females or neutered males two San Jose locations. are $3. Unaltered dog of a movie Dogs may be taken to the licenses cost $6. -Leonard Maros CBS-TV Santa Clara County Health Sponsored by the Santa Department, 2220 Moorpark Clara County Health Ave., or to James Lick High Department and the Santa The utmost in Nobody School, 57 N. White Road. Clara Valley Veterinary Vaccinations cost $2 and Medical Association, the suspense must be repeated every two clinics are offered as a aroma Wkrwlew Now York Poet goes to France years. In addition, licenses public service. just to ride Spartaguide Yves Montand in

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Page 4, February 22, 1974 1 SJSU offers unusual talents Leisure program classes open

Students fatigued by the academic grind or interested in At that time the program consisted of 16 recreation classes. All that is required is a student body card. learning or perfecting some unusual talents need not leave It has now risen to 64. Swimming is also offered through the program. campus to pursue these ends. The recreation program was designed primarily for the "I see in both programs a socialization process," Terry Folk dancing, beginning and intermediate harmonica, purpose of providing activities by means of a loose sort of explained. "It's a good way for people to get out of their home belly dancing, skin and scuba diving, leathercrafts, begin- organization at a low cost to the participants, Terry said. environments to meet people away from their regular ning guitar and yoga are a few of the classes being offered by The intramural program offers competitive and non- classes." the A.S. Leisure Services Recreation Program. competitive sport activities as the participant's time per- As for the intramural program, "it's really for people who According to the program's coordinator, Penny Terry, mits. No fee is required for the intramural sports as is are just interested in low-organized competitive sports," she most of these activities will start within the next couple of required of some of the recreation classes. said. weeks. The majority of the budget goes for the salaries of the of- Terry added that the overall program supplements and The organization, which until last fall had been known as ficials and referees who direct the various sports in the in- enhances an academic education. the Associated Students Recreation and Intramurals tramurals program. "Education is more than study and books all the time," she Program, will be offering a variety of activities in three As far as the program itself goes, the intramural activities said. categories. are a fairly new thing, although "Experimental College was Fees are payable prior to the first meeting of class in the These are the recreation, intramurals and co-recreation doing some recreation programming before to a limited A.S. Business Office in the Student Union. programs. The three programs are non-academic and are degree," Terry said. Sign-ups for a volleyball clinic, sponsored by Leisure funded by a $17,000 budget from the A.S. according to Terry. Such things as basketball, volleyball and badminton are Services, but not included in the schedule, will be held in the "However, I am requesting an additional $10,000 for next offered and equipment may be checked out for use during the A.S. Activities Office before March 1. Ralph COIIZ year," she explained. "This shows how the program has hours of 7-10 p.m. Monday through Friday and 12-5 p.m. on "This clinic is being run prior to intramural volleyball for Activities include trampoline grown since I first came here in September of 1973." Saturday. people to acquire some skills for the sport when it opens,"

Grievance standards reviewed Professor Counseling service Code compromises adopted ttoonsipgehat k eases pressures "There are no failures a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday By Gall Wesson provide for what Elliott hearing would involve, "the Dr. Donald Leu, dean of agreed to suggest that all The climate, geology and here. Everyone leaves through Thursday and 8:30 Compromise recommend- called "peer judgement" in dynamics of the current the School of Education said, academic, academic related the importance of the happy," explained Patty a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays. No ations in the proposed the final recommendation system" and ''legal im- "the idea that the trustees or employes ( such as Galapagos Islands in the Ceely, adviser of the appointment is necessary. faculty grievance code were state. Presently President plications"possible court Chancellor can override to librarians) and full-time development of evolutionary Academic Counseling Dr. James Sawrey, dean of adopted by the Academic John H. Bunzel has that action which is trying to be me doesn't mean you have a temporary employees be theory will be discussed by Service. That's where the the School of Social Sciences, Council Professional power. avoided, binding arbitration." included. The plan excludes Dr. William E. Ferguson on mystery of general is responsible for the Standards Committee A major compromise He said, "if you make that Sasseen summed the part-time employes. Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in DH education (G.E.) arranging of funding for the Wednesday. between faculty and ad- a hearing, you change the committee's position by The proposed fact finding 135. requirements is explained in program. Dr. Lowell Walter Recommendations call for ministration points of view whole concept of the plan." saying, "If it is binding panel will be a group of full- This presentation will be a painless, tension free, is the program coordinator. greater faculty.participation would keep the fact finding Dr. David Newman arbitration, let it be bin- time professors and the first in a four-part lec- casual atmosphere. The center opened Jan. 28 in fact-finding procedures panel and allow the grievant Counseling center director, ding." associate professors chosen ture slide series on the The counseling center is and 120 students have used and binding arbitration in all to be present at panel explained that what it boiled The committee further by lot. The panel will have 10 Galapagos Islands being open to freshmen, transfer the services. grievance cases. testimony with right of down to was "whether we recommended procedure to 50 members depending on cosponsored by the SJSU students and any students The faculty and ad- rebuttal to testimony and want to forego the hearing as changes in the area of the individual campus. Biophoto Club and who have not yet completed STUDY IN ministration viewpoints presence of an attorney for a trade off for arbitration." redefining "grievant," Recommendations will be Entomolgy Club. their G.E. requirements. GUADALAJARA, MEXICO expressed compromise in advice only. The fact finding The committee agreed grounds for grievance, taken by Elliott to a meeting Ferguson spent a month in It utilizes video tape I I .111C11 I 111,1,W) of what Dr. David Elliott, panel must decide if suf- that arbitration should be method of choosing a fact of the Faculty Affairs the Galapagos helping to machines, color coded wall 5ri/tota 1.1 .911,51 Si %It Si SI SI I If charts and worksheets to St 111101 offers July 1 5050,1 111, academic senator called a ficient facts exists as a binding on all parties in- finding panel and cost of the Committee of the Academic establish a naturalist-guide 14'4 0111,WN fl I SI . editn a "bureaucratic organization" grounds for grievance. volved including the Board proceedings. Senate this weekend. This program for national park explain the seemingly tittn. Spanish. anthropolttgs. art. 1414. Dr. Robert Sasseen, dean of Trustees. In the proposed The term grievant now committee will write up a complex and varied options dtrite and tolk 1111.l. geography. that couldn't be democratic. visitors. posernment and history. Fuitton The recommendations of faculty, wanted a fact procedure the Trustees can includes all full-time tenured final proposal which will be available to students to SI 711. 'mint and htlard in Slesican give more faculty par- finding committee short of a choose to review the ar- and probationary academic presented to the Academic satisfy the G.E. horny 5215. f,, brochure write: In tvrnatit hearing because he said a bitrator's decision, employees. The committee Senate for approval. Israeli prof requirements. mai Pritgrams. 413 Ness ticipation but still do not IN) t olt qty l'nitert0t) 41 A rui.na. Students may drop in at I ill.Min..5p/ttna 115 'II. Local lawyer wins Anthony award to lecture Building R, room 10 from 10 RUN YOUR CAR ON The Susan B. Anthony San Jose's local chapter of in promoting and developing domicile bill wherein recognization in the widely Dr. Arnon Gutfield, Award, presented in coin- the National Organization state and national legislation married women can now publiced "Lesbian Mother professor at Tel Aviv CHICKEN MANURE memoration of the pioneer for Women I NOW) made the concerning civil rights for maintain seperate Case." University in Israel, will The Ultimate in Recycling woman liberationists's 154th presentation in a private women. residences from their speak on "Peace in the Efficient, Non -Polluting, Cheap In the 1972 case, first birthday was given to Joan ceremony in Bradford's Included in her list of husbands and still be of its Middle East" at 1 p.m., Free Information From: Kurt Bradford, a San Carlos home. successes are the 1973 recognized as citizens of the kind in California, an ad- today in the SJSU Student attorney, for outstanding Bradford, who began Supreme Court decision State. mitted lesbian mother was Union. CHICKEN DOODLE regarding privacy rights for given custody of her three The public is invited to contribution to the cause of studying law in 1964, was this 811 E. Dennett Fresno, Calif. 93728 equal rights for women, given the award for her work women, and the State Bradford first gained minor children, free event. the Double Dill of the Year! Poll rates Financial Aids Office high SJSU Financial Aids Office received a high rating, ac- bureaucratize the office and spend time talking with the Grants; $1 million, work study employment; $250,000 cording to a poll taken by the department. students about their problems. In the end we tend to be a kind towards scholarships; $300,000 state EOP grants; $60,000, A vast majority of students were satisfied by the services of central traffic station for all kinds of problems from the nursing scholarship and loans and $80,000 toward law en- of the office, Donald Ryan, director of Financial Aids said. other departments." forcement loans. The poll was not a scientific poll and doesn't necessarily A second area of high scoring was in the financial awarding The questionnaire was an attempt to try to evaluate reflect the opinions of the campus as a whole. It reflects the system. Sixty-two per cent said the interviewer helped them student service. opinions of those responding to the questionnaire. receive the maximum amount of money they were expecting "All we get are letters of dissatisfaction. We wanted to "The approval rate was consistent in every category while 17 per cent thought they could have received more. honestly evaluate our student service," Pfaff said. regardless of sex, ethnic background, marital staus or Each student may receive up to $1,400 minus the amount he "San Jose State University's Financial Aids Office has a economic background," Richard Pfaff, associate director of or his family is expected to contribute towards the cost of his high reputation among other colleges and professional Financial Aids said. education. Last year the office disbursed over 8 million to people, but I was especially pleased that our own students The questionnaire was distributed last November to 1,500 approximately 6,000 needy students, Pfaff said. have given us such good marks," Ryan remarked. students with about 35 per cent returns. "We received one of the largest allocations from the However, the counselor's interest in the students received government because a large number of students who would the highest rating, the survey showed. Seventy-three per cent normally attend a university such as ours are poverty level felt their questions were answered fully while 12 per cent said students. We are not an upper middle class school," he said. they received unsatisfactory answers. The majority of students received funds from school based "What the students liked most about us is our human in- programs out of which $1.3 million went toward National JOIN THE TOWER terest," the associate director said. "We try to de- Defense Students Loans; $750,000 Educational Opportunity Applications deadline extended HEW offers educational grant

Students who will be en- those students who may have 1973-74 school year range this notification to the school tering a college or university not been aware of the from $260 to $460. of his choice. The school will for the first time on a full- program to apply. To apply for a basic grant, then calculate the amount of time basis may be eligible an application must be filled money he is entitled to. for a basic educational op- out and mailed to P.O. Box Application forms are San Jose State University Men This portunity grant from the is the first year of B, Iowa City, Iowa, 52240. available in the Financial *30 or more government. operation of the basic grant semester units federal Within a month's time the Aids Office, Room 234 in the 3.00 or program. Students who will student will be notified of the Administration Building. GPA of better be attending vocational and amount of contribution his They may also be obtained The deadline for turning in technical schools are also family is expected to make. by writing to Box 84, If you meet the qualifications! Attend applications has been ex- entitled to apply. He will then have to submit Washington, D.C., 20044. the Tau Delta Phi tended from Feb. 1 to April 1. orientation in your honor Tuesday, February 28, it 7 p.m. in theCeilleneen Room of the College 1.1049n, 'rhe size of the grant will Featured will, be %catty guest spoken, Mfreelginenti, The U.S. Department of be determined solely upon and a WOO of tau Data Phi executive dilaileirtairn Health Education and the financial need of the East San Jose's F ayoritti what the Tau Ditto Phi student and program of &Web ellik Welfare spokesman ex- his family. Chinese Family Restaurant fellowship, tension was made to enable Individual grants for the student servkle, and sthlagic IN do feW The Art of Chinese Cooking IR 1'. t VOu can do dwOo k enck oomnisOne* le NOW p xmrrxtzugnr SAI1/410,91t1 4 _ DIEN SUM.A. 111 CORNER 3rd S SANTA CLARA DIEN SUM IS A CHINESE tit art B RUNCH FEATURING DELICIOUS CHINESE PAS COCKTAILS PITCHER BEER TRY. CONSISTING OF SHRIMP, PORK FILLED STEAM BEER B UNS, SWEET RICE AND ANCHOR ORIENTAL NOODLE DUMPLINGS. HAPPY HOUR FROM 4-6 PM I . EVERY SAT. AND SUN. SUBMARINES FROM 79' FROM 11 AM TO 3 PM 3469 MCKEE RD. 258-2770 ii FUN MUSIC POOL TV also FOOD TO TAKE OUT trorterilrenwortnerierortritreetrat-ttlriftr*** February 22, 1974, Page 5 Compelling rape drama

shows injustice, despair STAR MOTOR IMPORTS

By Joan Baldwin prove what Montgomery's Small comfort can be DISCOUNT ON SERVICE An excellent performance attorney stated, "only a taken in the epilogue when it AND REPAIRS ON ALL by Elizabeth Montgomery on virgin can be raped." is announced that the rapist FOREIGN & DOMESTIC MODELS NBC's Wednesday night It is during this segment was convicted after he is movie drove home the that Montgomery's already tried for raping his sixth Also disgust, despair and faltering marriage begins its victim. But it's too late for NEW hopelessness the victim: of downward plunge as her Montgomery. All that's left FIATS rape experiences. husband begins to think that to do is pick up the pieces t00% Financing ANailable In the movie, "A Case of maybe she really did "dig and carry on. (leasing) Rape," Montgomery begins it." Is it any small wonder that 375 SO. MARKET the movie as a happy-go- "Ultimately, it is the only 10-25 per cent of rapes ST. 286-6500 PRESENT STUDENT BODY lucky, respected housewife burden of the rape victim to are reported' CARD FOR DISCOUNT with a perfect marriage. By overcome a tradition of myth the conclusion, Montgomery and bias which has has been raped twice, historically celebrated rape Guitars 'Manuscript Paper submitted to cruel in song and poem and questioning tactics, and can classical painting, equated Recorders 'Books only stand back and watch rapists with red-blooded he her marriage crumble and men, victims with seduc- her self respect fade. tresses and in general Batons and other items Lakeside Studio collection to be displayed at S.U. gallery The injustices of assumed time and again America's rape laws were there is no such thing as 'Rent-to-own never clearer. The rapist is rape," cited Bella Stumbo definitely protected over the whose Los Angeles Times instruments and guitars Original prints victim. article was the basis for the slated "Hanging a rape charge on script. a man is a pretty serious The ultimate insult is The S.U. Art Gallery will "old masters" according to together by the Lakeside thing. Maybe you better waged on Montgomery when MOYER MUSIC HOUSES hold a one-day presentation Gallery sources. Studio of Lakeside, Mich. It think about it," the police the rapist is found not guilty, of original woodcuts, consists of over 1,000 original detective warned Mon- in spite of the fact that she Contemporary artists, lithographs and intaglio prints and tours the country tgomery after she positively positively identified him and 84 E. San Fernando St. 298-5404 Misch Kohn, Richard Graf prints Tuesday. each year stopping at major identifies her fellow student that there was a witness to and Dennis Beall will have museums and universities. as the rapist. the second rape. 1 block from state The showing, which is their works included in the The three-man studio is During the trial, the from 10:30 a.m to 8 p.m., collection. funded by a grant from the question on hand seems to will contain prints of The presentation is put National Endowments for deal more with whether EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY Picasso, Albert Druer, together in the collection. the Arts. Within a year, the Montgomery enjoyed being Jacques Callot and other The presentation is put three printers print 50 raped, not that she was editions on their own presses raped. Night Life and those of the Landfall Old boyfriends and past $25 A DAY NO SELLING! Press in Chicago and Fox affairs were dredged up by Graphics in Boston. the defense, seeming to New Consumer Products Company Grateful Dead emerge Area Ha ppenings establishing routes FRIDAY FLICK music will be presented by at Winterland Arena The film "Pete and Tillie' the San Jose State Univer- Students needed for delivery to be shown tonight in Morris sity collegium musicum at Bru Daily at 8 p.m., is only one of Villa Montalvo in Saratoga a long list of fine movies tonight at 8. of free samples Leaders of San Francisco's 1960's rock renaissance, THE sponsored by AS. The concert is free and will GRATEFUL DEAD, will emerge for three dance concerts in Among the titles of films to be presented in the Carriage for interview appointment the Winterland Arena, San Francisco, tonight at 7 and be presented in the future House Theatre. Call 732-6590 through the weekend. are "Godfather", "Fritz the Magic usually envelopes the Arena whenever the long-time Cat" and "Sounder." favorites of the rock scene perform. The Dead have ac- Scheduled movie nights cumulated a community of loyal followers who react to the are Wednesdays, Thursdays band's performance as a spiritually-uplifting experience. and Fridays, with Thursdays Riding the current wave of success from their "Wake Of being a free night. A dif- The Flood" album, the Dead have released a collection of ferent film is shown each CLASSIFIED their greatest hits entitled "Skeletons From The Closet" to night. WILLOW GLEN WEST is a quiet and STUDENT TYPING Close to coincide with their concert tour. ANNOUNCEMENTS ideal student living. Setting 10 min. Campus 65 cents babe. 991.1369 Admission to tonight's HELP WANTED from campus near Curtner and old LOST 8. FOUND Oakland-based TOWER OF POWER, who feature "the movie is 50 cents. Almaden Road. 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(3rd 5873 Mar I. $250., 1st blast, Smiles from EXPERIMENTS IN TRAVELING: sold out show scheduled Saturday at the San Francisco Civic & San Salvador) SJSU 954 Idlewood Dr. S.J. Call 243 SERVICES Eighth annual on regimented Terminal 8168 7 am or after 7 pm. student programs in Auditorium. Show time is 11:30 FURN. APT. two berm, blk from 8 wks Europe, p.m. STUDENT CAR INSURANCE with SJSU. Rent cut $140.. 4 clOsets. vyks. in Israel Europe 6 wks The ROWAN BROTHERS, Chris and Lorin, will convey Farmers Ins. Group 25 per cent Girls, 419 So. 10th St. 9.230 P.M. CLEAN, QUIET, FURNISHED one EXPERIENCED THESIS TYPIST Europe. Contact Barbara Nevins Operator/ discount for 3.0 GPA low non smoker berm apt, Po blks from campus. Master's Reports Dissertations Student Services West, Inc 287 8240. their wholesome, optimistic music at the Chateau Liberte Has much storage own car Marianne Tamberg 137 Escobar rates also. Call days 948 0223. 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Call Mike over 21, good student to share 2 Clara. No 710 or phone 2178301 nights at the Bodega in Campbell the hard driving sounds of Foley 241 3900 or 378 1335 for phone bedrm. 2 bath apt dishwasher; Near Bus Call 265 199$ CASH? quotation. TRUCKIN will be displayed. airconditioned; complete gym. Bike Does your money to State, Call anytime 297.1048 MEN STUDENTS: Vacancy in Roger Saturday's big attraction at the Santa Clara Fairgrounds in Eileen. Rent $62. share or $90. own Williams House, 116 S 10th 1200 per always seem to run out sew Call 295 2035 San Jose will be RARE EARTH. The band is known for its FOR SALE room & bath. before the month does? intense brand of soulful rock and roll. Ex-Canned Heat and Then here is the ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED or TOWNHOUSE APT. 11, bath Furn. SPARTAN VITAMINS - unfurnished. $125, per month John Mayall bluesman HARVEY MANDEL and the SONS COSMETICS, Available March 1st, 5 blk from solution. We have three photofinishing Excellent & lots of strange location, Walking distance Eng. Bldg. 294.7788 or Cle.3277 after OF CHAMPLIN round out the show. things. to permanent part-time At Bill's College Pharmacy. carnpuS. 140 North 15th St. Call for 7 p.m. Have a good weekend and remember the immortal words positions now an appointment 214,3650. available SAVE THIS AD. Most rnalor brands of 2 BEDROOM APT. S15.5. Art Studio or of Archie Bell: "Lemmee put this hamburger down; I don't on swing shift. These quality stereo components available MODERN APTS. 460 S. 4th St. $200, basement $40. on 1119 St Call 292 want no malt-I wanna dance.!" positions will entail at dealer cost plus 10 per cent 210.7 bdrm 2bath; 1 berm. 130.155.. 6106 working full time swing Additional discounts available on also sleeping rrns at $75. Private guaranteed used equipment. Lowest balconies, off St parking. Tel 275. shifts the last two weeks prices in the Bay Area Call 252 1028 DAILY 6669 or 793 5974. LA DONNA APTS. 1 bedroom apts WELCOME BACK of every month. To after 5 Pm $130 w new carpets and turn Quiet atmosphere, near campus 215S 4th qualify for these billing FREE COTTAGE FOR GIRL (single) FOR SALE. Gibson SG II electric St Call Ben, 2068383 or John 356 Free show in exchange for 1, hrs ranch & operation jobs you must guitar. excellent cond. 1225 5705 LOX & also home work per day. Car necessary Fender Twin Reverb possess the ability to amp, good bath 5 mi to campus 14750 cond. FURN. APT. FOR 2 -spacious type 45-55 wpm and $300. Call Rick 257.2397 Clayton Rd. 25$ 1276. Initiating its spring season BAGELS clean, quiet, near college All util have familiarity with a 4 FOOT ILACKLIGHT S23.95 Pd Rees Call 793 4401 after 6 p tonight, The People's HOUSE FOR RENT a bedroom, 4 CLASSIFIED brunch ten key calculator by COMPLETE 18" BLACKLIGHT Cultural Center will present touch. Some accounting 512.99. NEW SUMMER KING SIZE bath. 5430 month 125S 14th St 265 FURN. ROOM FOR GIRLS-Clear,. Ramiro Perez and Alma del TAPESTRIES S7.50 INCENSE 3100 quiet, newly decorated Kit. priv SUN.11 :30 knowledge and ex- PACK OF 25 for 79 cents LARGE new stove & reg Pri. yd. Near Sol rendering contemporary Hillel perience are desirable, VARIETY OF VELVET POSTERS URGENT NEED FEMALE ROOM. College Rees. Call 293.4401 after 6 Latin American songs for but not required. LARGE VARIETY OF PATCHES. MATE BEFORE Feb. 15, it possible. P 75c members IRON ON TRANSFERS 7$ cents to share large 3 berm house $76 free at 286 S. 1st St. at 7:30. To see if we can meet IMPORTED WALKING CANES Plus utilities call 738.2021 after 3 QUIET UPSTAIRS RM, in pvt home $1.00 general each others needs, FROM INDIA PIPES AND pm Shelia or 288 9257 after 5pm for straight, serious male student. PARAPHANALIAS Lowenda. near SJSU 297 6079 277-3175 STROBE 441 S. 10th St. apply in person during LIGHTS ONE BLOCK FROM THE the week of February COLLEGE 80 E. SAN FERNANDO arrig ST Classified Rates 25th, at our new offices 1... Print Your Ad Here: IC ourt op,ir 12 letter, 0.0 spares to, r., n 950 DeGuigne Dr. In law ,1, tar. rr,si. FOR SALE Sunnyvale near Panasonic SD 84 am fin 3 lines SI 50 200 2 25 2 40 1 SO 35 criperie stereo radio record player w Lawrence Expressway headphones $80 Call Joyce 777 8748 4 lines 200 2 50 275 290 300 35 and Highway 101. We 335 S. Winchester Blvd. 5 lines 250 300 325 340 350 35 an equal op- TYPIST, EXPERT, ACCURATE. Can are 6 San Jose portunity employer M- edit papers and Masters Near City lines 300 350 375 390 400 35 College Mrs Aslanian 798 4104. 4,51, Now! A complete selection of fine cocktails. F. i ,ne SMITH STANDARD TYPEWRITER Add SO 50 SO SO SO 52$. Singer port sew mach 525 Lunch*Dinner*Late Supper UNICOM Hoover upright vacuum $10 Call 297 6079 Open at 11 a.m. daily. Open Mon-Thurs. until midnight, SYSTEMS Check a Classification Fri. and Sat. until 1 a.m. Sun. until 9 p.m. FOR SALE bicycle. good tran hf WW1 r 09 . Rockwell six:elation. basket and bike lock nnouncernent C 1409 Vl1ON1 10 Shart1 AN OAK BankAmericard * Master Charge * American Express included. SI/ Call 292 6614 after 4 30 automfil, . ts...... ASSoF ir SAN JOSE STATE Poe International 1... Uhl, :1 1.wi awl 14448 t,pr.,i,. SOSLEGE CALIF SS114 pHuNf 11 WS Page 6, February 22, 1974 Gingrich out Shakers DRIVE-INS MON.FRI. OP*n ti le Sialt:A SUN accepting Sports EL RANCHO shelved applicants Rated "R" Hurler Al Paclno "SERINCO" The San Jose Ear- "FRIENDS OF By Joey Scanapico freshman fireballer out of Southern thquake's, the area's new EDDIE COYLE" Jeff Gingrich, the mainstay in the SJSU California. pro soccer club, is now ac- pitching rotation this season, underwent Friar, whose name isn't even listed on the Winning team; cepting applications for a surgery Tuesday night for a ruptured ap- varsity roster yet, is currently finishing out dance group called The BAY SHORE pendix. the frosh-soph basketball season before Shakers. According to head coach Gene Menges, sharpening up his diamond skills. Rated "R" Applicants must be 18 or Clint Eastwood Gingrich was "up on his feet" Wednesday In what could prove to be a turning point no support "MAGNUM FORCE" older and enjoy dancing, but probably won't be ready to play until in preseason play, the Spartans take to the "THE CANDIDATE" singing and - or soccer. "STRAW DOGS" late next month, hopefully in time for the road this weekend to face St. Mary's on By Terry Day "The team decided to get gets up for a match," Kerr The group will be pat- March 29 Pacific Coast Athletic Association Friday afternoon and Hayward State in a Wrestling at most West tougher," said Coach Terry said. "In turn he'll get terned after the 49er opener with Fresno State. doubleheader on Saturday before returning Coast schools is a lost ac- Kerr, reflecting on the everybody up, which makes TROPKAIRE Nuggets. The group will "Of course we're hoping the rest of the to Buck Shaw Stadium Sunday afternoon to tivity. SJSU is no exception. winning streak. "We had it easier to coach. I.ucas has No.) entertain during all home staff will be able to fill in," the Spartan tangle with Santa Clara. Crowded out by basketball, been down and after beating a good chance at the PCAA games and represent the "Rated PG" mentor said. "But it's be like taking Sandy The Spartans don't play the Broncos until the wrestling program has title, because he is always in John Wayne Earthquakes at a number of Koufax out of the Dodgers." last but it's still Santa Clara that poses the had to survive on its own the right frame of mind," Paul Newman civic and charitable ac- Gingrich, who missed Monday's biggest threat besides the loss of Gingrich. with a limited budget and Kerr concluded. "JUDGE ROY BEAN" tivities in the Bay Area. preseason opener against U.C. Berkeley They (Santa Clara) have the best record little student support. Oscar Trevino is another Interested girls should because he was recovering from an in- in Northern California thus far," Menges But the one difference that in a long list a proven mat call, 998-KICK, for additional TROPICAIRE testinal infection, had been hospitalized said. And they're strong in all phases. It's SJSU can claim for all other veterans. "Oscar is a gutsy information and tryout No.2 earlier in the month for treatment before going to make a heck of a good game." schools on the Coast, is that wrestler," Kerr said. "He is times. Rated "A" being readmitted Tuesday. The Broncos have only one loss in eight they have proven themselves the kind of a guy that will "BLACK BELT JONES" The Earthquakes will play "HAMMER OF GOD" The loss of Gingrich drops the starting outings this season and while SJSU is worthy of more attention give all he has to win, he their home games in Spartan "CHINESE rotation, or what appears to be the starting already 0-2, Menges isn't too worried about than they have been getting. never gives up." PROFESSIONALS" Stadium beginning this rotation at this early date, to three pitchers. win-loss records this early in the season. On Saturday, the Spartans It is easy to just go on and spring. Steve Gordon-Forbes and Steve Hinckley, "Despite last week's losses, I know we're proceeded to win their 14th on, about the Spartans hopes who both started in Monday's doubleheader still a pretty good team," Menges said, consecutive dual meet for a second PCAA title, but ORIGINAL SAM'S with Cal, are expected to share most of the reflecting on last Monday's 2-1 and 1-0 against Fresno State. With the fact still remains they workload along with Randy Zylker. setbacks to the Bears. that win the SJSU grapplers will be facing some tough Presents their dual meet Also looking for a regular spot on the "We'll start getting the breaks; it'll just improved competition. Dirty Butter mound will be Don Orndorff, Pat Martin, take time," he added. record to 14-6, overall. "If everybody places Jug Band Tim Walsh, Rene Trvino, and Steve Friar, a Now, you say, they won (points are awarded to the Fri. & Sat. 9:30 their last 14, but lost their top four finishers) we'll win, Get it on with first six? How come? easily'. If we really blow it the sounds while enjoying a cold The answer is very simple. we'll come in second," Kerr !leer, glass of wine, or refreshing cocktail. Remember Freshman baseball team No Cover When wrestling against said confidently. Very tough opponents like UCLA Humbolt that gave us the lift confidently. ORIGINAL SAM'S and Cal Poly, San Luis we needed," Kerr said. 849 W. San Carlos Obispo, it is going to be a "The team has finally NM in scores second win, 4-2 rough night. Both UCLA and come around and I don't see Cal Poly are rated tops in the how we can stop after going Associated Students Presents By Blaise Castren Phil Eads give us a solid a lot of players from state and full-scholarship this far. We are defending Strong pitching and solid fielding unit," continued the Southern California, and men participating in the conference champs and I AT THE defense led the SJSU fresh- first-year coach. from other parts of the wrestling program. want this one worse than last man baseball team to its In Wednesday's contest state." This is opposed to SJSU time, because it will prove to second straight scrimmage the Spartababes only came Menges did such a good job which has only two full- everybody we are a good win Wednesday as the up with six base hits, paced of recruiting that he has scholarship men and a very team," Kerr continued. Spartababes dumped by Stan Konte's two, but "swiped" two of the top COFFEEHOUSE meger budget. Top individuals on the Gavilan J.C. of Gilroy, 4-2. Piraro expects the batters to freshman players, Steve When you are able to get Spatan squad are Dan Kids Warner Bros. Recording Artist Coach San Piraro used pick up their hitting soon. Friar and Kevin Barbieri top wrestlers you have at 118. Kida is the defending four pitchers in the win, We have the potential to and placed them on the strong teams, but when you Pacific Coast Athletic Gordon Gunther, Gary be good hitters, but we just varsity team. have to recruit with a limited Association champion at 118 Spartababes will look Yanis, Bruce Fraser and need a little more work," he The budget and few promises, it and an All-American by continue their winning John Nicosa, and was added. to is hard to get the people virtue of placing fifth in the ways Tuesday as they will pleased with the per- In evaluating his team's necessary to produce a National Collegiate Athletic High formance of all of them. first two efforts Piraro was meet Santa Clara winning squad. That is the Association finals last year. Washington Park. "Our pitching was real enthusiastic as to what his School at main reason the Spartans "Danny is the strong, -game good," voiced Piraro, "in team could accomplish in the They will open their 20 lost the six initial matches. silent leader of the team, he League addition to the four who upcoming 32 -games Bay Area Collegiate But after meeting Humbolt doesn't talk much, but lets hosting the U.C. pitched against Gavilan, we schedule. slate by State, with was 17-0 at the his performances on the mat Berkeley frosh for a have Kirk Brown and Greg "I'm sure we'll finish far time, things began to tell the story," Kerr said. doubleheader, Saturday Queen who should be our top better than the 11-19 last change. "Jim I.ucas is the guy who two pitchers." year's squad finished at, and March 2, at noon. Brown, Queen and Nicosa we have an excellent chance combined to strike out 14 at becoming the best fresh- batters in the team's earlier man team in San Jose State Spartans in crucial tilts, victory over West Valley, 6- history." Piraro should know, he Piraro was also happy was a member of the best seek a winning season with the defensive work of SJSU team in 1971 ( 17-9), and his team. is still a student here. "Our infielders have been According to Piraro, much A well-balanced L.A. State five years. With only two Diablos at the Civic, it was a JEFFREY CAIN great so far. Dave Harriss is of the credit to building this basketball squad invades the games remainingon the last second shot by Johnny a superb fielder at second year's team should go to San Jose Civic Auditorium road against San Diego State Skinner that gave the local Along with Ex-cast Member of HAIR and his back-up Rich varsity coach Gene Menges, tomorrow night in hopes of and Long Beach Statethe cagers a 91-90 victory over Guardino is also a fine in- "Menges went out and knocking off the Spartans for Spartans are almost forced L.A. fielder. On the other side of recruited some fine talent, the second time this season. to win tomorrow to finish Tipoff for tomorrow's RACHEL the infield John Woolf and said Piraro, he went and got The two team's first with a winning season. contest is 8 p.m., with a 5:45 Tonight Student $1.00 meeting in Los Angeles The Diablos, who boast preliminary featuring the resulted in a 78-69 victory for four players averaging in SJSU J.V.'s against Stanford 8 P.M. General $1.50 SJSU judo team the Diablos. double figures, are running J.V.'s. Depending on the results of neck-and-neck with U.C. 4.3400000., last night's SJSU vs. Fresno Santa Barbara for second- State and L.A. State vs. the place league honors and a wins first meet University of Pacific game, berth in the NCi,A Tour- tomorrow night's tilt may be nament. Any loss this week Revenge is a great came from Greg Takeda, a "crucial" for both teams. would critically hinder their motivator for psyching up first degree brown belt, who The Spartans, 11-11 going chance for post-season athletic teams and it was in 30 seconds pinned his man into last night's game in competition. very obviously working last and won the match against a Fresno, are hoping to post In last year's game bet- Wednesday as the SJSU Judo first degree black belt from their first winning season in ween the Spartans and the team demolished both U.C. Japan. Berkeley and San Francisco "I was afraid at first, he State in the first tri-meet of was a black belt," said stort your semester WRITE . . .with the year. Takeda, "But after the Revenge played an im- match started, he was portant part of the victory easy." against Berkeley because Other outstanding mat- new last year Berkeley was the improved ches came from Jim FLAIRI McFaul first team to break SJSU's who threw both opponents he string of dual meet wins. faced for full points and from Yosh Uchida, coach of the Bill Kauffold who not only SJSU Judo team, said "They won both matches but had looked pretty good." But the most beautifully ex- NOW WITH pretty good wasn't enough cecuted throw of the night. for Berkeley as the Spartans Other wins came from won 67-43. team captain Dan Kikuchi, Against San Francisco Dennis Ruth, Steve Hoyt, State, the Spartans met the John Baggot and Craig Gators for the first time in Hanada. All the wins were by team competition and the full points. special reinforced tip... final score was a devastating "I think we didn't look to 105-10 win for SJSU. bad," said Uchida. "We won -J. down! The most outstanding should look better in the next performance of the night few weeks."

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