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admissions criteria, family financial with money put aside each term on considerations, inadequate the basis of grades. Preparation underway elementary and secondary Black Chicano White preparation and institutional con- CSUC universities train 70 straints. on five year strategy percent of all elementary and 7/7, secondary teachers according to the The plan requests campuses to plan. It calls for a greater emphasis statistically determine enrollment By Don McCarthy dergraduates are women. being put on particular needs and disparities in their individual ser- The chancellor's office is calling problems of minority students in The statistics are different for vice areas. The service area is on all universities in the California CSUC teacher education. minorities. defined as the geographic range State Universities and Colleges "Mexican-Americans remain from which 80 percent of a system to create five year plans To combat institutional con- to the most severely underrepresented university's students come from. increase minority enrollment and straints to minority success, the in the system, but there is continued plan calls for improved counseling retention. to underrepresentation of Blacks as Campuses are also called services to minorities, a review of Campuses will be assisted in the minority students well," the plan states. identify reasons the minority relevance of campus development of their plans by a rates than the leave at higher libraries and increased career recently released Plan for Student Blacks make up eight percent of general student body. Affirmative Action, from the 12th grade and community college programs for minority students such chancellor's office. Additionally, the students. They account for 6.6 The plan suggests the broader as field work and internships. alternative admissions CSUC system is requestiing $1.3 percent of CSUC uridergrads. Some use of Further, the second report of the minority students. million from the state legislature to 12.7 percent of 12th graders in criteria for chancellor's task force on student autobiographical get the program started. California are Mexican-American. Written affirmative action stresses that interviews and letters of 10 % The systemwide plan is a The figure for Mexican-American statements, "inadequate advisement is a 737, are proposed in response to Assembly Concurrent students in the CSUC system is less recommendation systemwide concern." 6% Resolution 151 01 1974 and the work than half that, 6.3 percent. lieu of the standard of the top 33 and 870 of a chancellor appointed task force. one-third of California high school The task force also reconimends

According to the plan, the intent As well as minority recruiting, graduates as determined by grades all policies which mighti inhibit of student affirmative action is to, the plan calls for increased retention and aptitude test scores. minority retention be examined, RESHMEN ReSH/1._iv s 0 s F RES H.,76A7 sEJkooR S "bring into higher education of minority students. The dropout including facilities usage, stan- SEA, ORS members of socio-economic groups rate among Mexican-Americans and "The appropriateness of dardized tests, advising and course The CSUC system has presented who have not traditionally been blacks is higher than for whites. minority-sensitive admissions approval policies, and grievance the PCP. According to Stephanie a Program Change Proposal to the enrolled in reasonable relation to Blacks make up 10 percent of criteria, so long as they are not tied procedures. Adams, associate university dean state legislature. The money will their presence in the general CSUC freshmen, but 6 percent of to rigid racial quotas, was for student affairs in the chan- provide for a student affirmative population, primarily ethnic seniors. For Mexican-Americans the established in the U.S. Supreme Perhaps the most controversial cellor's office, the financial aid action director for each of 19 CSUC minorities and women." drop is from 7.6 to 5 percent. The Court's Bakke decision," according proposal is the plan's suggestion of proposal involves issues of political percentage of whites increases from to the plan. giving course credit for remedial campuses. Additionally, funds are philosophy and is not as acceptable However, statistics indicate the 71 to 73.4 percent. instruction. Such a proposal has met available for 48 and one-half other as other action items in the plan. representation of women in the Conditional commitments to strong resistance at SJSU. positions. These funds will be given However, CSU-Chico has such a CSUC ststem is close to parity with According to the plan, barriers financial aid early in a student's on the basis of individual university program, she said. their percentage of the population. to increased enrollment and high school or junior high school "Without remedial attention, proposals and five year plans. Several legislators have told her About 48 percent of CSUC un- retention include inadequate data, years is proposed in the plan. The college admission is a cruel hoax," The proposal for grade earned the proposal will pass, Adams aid would be an incentive system, the plan states. financial assistance is missing from related. Task force to plan affirmative action By Don McCarthy dropouts, Fullerton said. A blue ribbon task force will be To help with those problems, she appointed by SJSU President Gail suggested an expanding of the co-op Spartan Daily Fullerton to produce SJSU's five- education program, in which year plan for student affirmative students work a semester in a action, the president said recently. career-related job and then go to Volume 71, Number 51 Serving the San Jose State Community Since 1934 Tuesday, November 14, 1978 The task was originally assigned school a semester and so on. The to the Academic Senate Affirmative program is currently used by the Action Committee by former SJSU schools of business, engineering and President John Bunzel. But the social sciences, according to committee, preoccupied with its Fullerton. Legislative approval needed duties in monitoring employee af- firmative action, proposed the She cited a recent legislative coordinating board. allocation which allows 20 hours of Fullerton said she will be taking CETA work for students in the nominations for the task force soon, Upward Bound program as an example of meeting the financial Public safety jobs proposed including positions for students and members of the community at large. needs of minority students. Additionally, SJSU currently is According to Steve Faustina, The SJSU campus will gain two public safety at the chancellor's provided by the legislature and Preliminary results of a current one of three CSUC campuses which affirmative action coordinator, additional crime prevention officers office in Long Beach. "Most are approved by the governor in the workload study show that officers has a $33,000 grant for a student minorities "flunk out because many and an emergency dispatcher next getting less or none. It is because of current 1978-79 budget. have less than one hour every day to affirmative action pilot project of don't think the four years are worth fall if trustee budget action is ap- the size of your campus." The goal of the program, ac- devote to patrol, Quinton said. outreach to local high schools. it and because they are not properly proved by the state legislature and Robinson said the chance or's cording to the 1979-80 CSUC support "That is not enough. Officers Fullerton will serve on the CSUC prepared.' the governor. office has its "fingers crossed," as budget, is to provide a safe campus need to be out patroling and talking commission on student affirmative Many minority students come The positions are part of a public to final approval of the program by environment by increasing the to people and making them more action statewide. from "high schools which are not the safety proposal of the California the governor and the legislature this availability of emergency services aware," Quiri.on said. She thinks an immediate task is best," according to Fullerton. State University and Colleges which spring. and improving cooperation with Quinton said the new proposed to determine why minority students She suggested the use of self- adds 35 positions statewide and costs He felt positive about approval, members of the educational com- positions would aid in public leave. Some of the reasons will be paced learning to help such students $632,400. however, because the program is in munity. awareness education and com- unique to minorities, she says. make up for inadequate secondary In its second phase, the proposal the last phase of implementation munity relations, but would not be With young minorities having preparation. was approved by CSUC trustees in and is the result of a pilot program Called "an improved process for restricted to that. He will not begin great difficulty finding jobs, Emphasizing the need for all October as a Program Change on public safety at CSU-Northridge. protecting the campus en- recruiting until July when the Fullerton said, "they probably levels of the university to work for Proposal in the 1979-80 support The proposal continues the vironment," the proposal would wonder, 'what has four years got to budget. implementation of recom- stress safety precautions rather budget is signed by the governor and student affirmative action, he do with my chances of earning a "No campus is getting any more mendations from a two-year public than "merely reacting to crime," receives final authorization, he Fullerton said, "I hope the campus said. living'?" can make the commitment." positions than San Jose," said Doug safety study completed in July 1976. the budget report said. Financial problems cause many (Continued on back page) Robinson, assistant coordinator of Resources for the first phase were His department is currently SJSU Police Chief Earnest working on a crime prevention Quinton cited the need for crime program, Quinton noted, since one Protesters in Veteran's Day Parade, prevention on campus. He said the crime prevention officer position march department has not had the man- had already been added in October power in the past to work in that after authorization from the demand an end to U.S. involvement in Iran area. chancellor's office. By Brad Haugaard will go off and fight the "rich man's national honor, we won't be used the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Two Veterans Day parades were war." again." They marched along in step the American Legion with "To hell held in San Jose on the same parade The groups warned that Iran to Army march songs with lyrics with the VFW (Or American route Saturday. would become the next Vietnam and modified for the occasion. Legion), they're puppets for the Members of the SJSU Iranian that the United States is planning to About 20 San Jose police kept up rich." Students Association, the send a 100,000 man quick reaction a parallel parade in the street beside One middle-aged woman held up Revolutionary Communist Youth force to Iran to protect U.S. oil in- them, speeding up and slowing down a sign with the mysterious in- Brigade and the Bay Area chapter of terests. to keep between protesters and scription, "Daughters sisters wife! Vietnam Veterans Against the War VVAW spokesman Steve An- parade. Mother against Vietnam War." held a protest parade on Santa Clara siello said VVAW had requested but One demonstrator, 35-year-old One protester demanded all U.S. Street sidewalk beside the scheduled was denied permission to march in Don Teter, was cited by police for war criminals like Nixon, Ford and parade. the parade by parade director Louis using a loudspeaker without a the Joint Chiefs of Staff should be With temperatures in the low Rossi. permit. hung. forties, the protesters demanded the Therefore, the demonstrators The scheduled parade included Another said the San Jose police United States get its military ad- held their own parade down the contingents of soldiers, sailors, were on the side of the rich because visers out of Iran. sidewalk parallel to the scheduled marines, clowns, bands and hor- they protected Nazis at St. James The VVAW was also protesting paraders. semen. Park last year from being beaten by the use of Veterans Day to glorify They carried mottled A group of cadets couldn't stay hundreds of demonstrators. warfare, saying it is used to whip up camouflage-colored banners, some in step compared with the VVAW. young people's enthusiasm, so they proclaiming "To hell with the The VVAW greeted the men of The price of awareness does not come cheap in a fair of healers, seers, masseurs, sellers Awareness came at a price. More than 170 booths were set up to be "very mellow," but was ESP readings, and some had prices Thousands of participants fonnd at the center, which took on the looks disappointed with the emphasis on listed at the front of the booth. it so as they wandered through a of an Arabian bazaar for the two-day money that prevailed at almost Former A.S. President Steve maze of booths and the event. Proprietors hawked jewely, every booth. Wright and his fiance, former A.S. conglomerate of healers, seers, natural foods, health and yoga "One thing I've really become Vice-president Edna Campbell, both masseurs and sellers that was the books, foot massage, mystical aware of is the monetary value put had tarot card readings done at the New Age Awareness fair staged paintings and various religious and on all these things," she said, while fair. over the weekend at the San Jose consciousness ideology. waiting for a reading with psychic "I found mine to be really ac- Convention Center. The fair was much like any Gary Wayne. curate, Campbell said. other, with the addition of a few Psychics were lined up against After Wayne's lecture on ESP, carpets and curtains. wall, in booths about the size of a Wright sighed and said, "I waited Admission was $4 ($3 if you had one seers had just enough out in the cold and the rain for this?" an advance program with a coupon). closet. The weather room for themselves, their clients, a Wayne, an Illinois psychic, said Some fair-goers remarked that small table and a crystal ball. that the San Jose Awareness Fair items on sale were marked higher Judging by their sign-up sheets, the was one of many around the country. Cool temperatures and little than those found normally in stores. psychics seemed to be having a good He added that he had just come from likelihood of rain is the forecast for Concessions were high, with sand- 50s weekend, getting steady bookings two such fairs in Los Angeles. today. Highs will be in the upper wiches going for $2.50, a cup of f with temperatures dipping for their readings. Fair office staff estimated a to low 60s coffee costing 50 cents, and Wearing what appears to be a portable television antenna, this into the mid to upper 30s, according "natural" cookies at a quarter each. Most of the psychics charged $5 total of about 10,000 persons at- woman is actually demonstrating a pyramid headset at the New to Mike Baessler of the SJSU SJSU student Lynne Cardoza to $10 for a reading in horoscope, tended the New Age Awareness Meteorology Departmant. said she found the people at the fair numerology, palm readings and Fair. Age Awareness Fair held in San Jose this weekend Page 2, November 14, 1978 feature Project offers alternatives to drug addiction PCP singled out as serious drug problem By Lee G. Sherman The project is one out of only Carpenter is critical of the news Marc Carpenter is losing the five PCP rehabilitation centers in media's coverage of PCP, which he battle. The battle is the war against the county a fact that Carpenter said tends to focus on sensational drug abuse. feels illustrates the casual attitude stories dealing with PCP-related Marc Carpenter is the director by the government to the growing murders and suicides. The media of Project DARE ( Drug Abuse problem. hasn't focused on ch:onic PCP users Rehabilitation and Education), a "At this point there is no natural who don't commit crimes but are San Jose-based drug rehabilitation strategy for PCP treatment," he mentally handicapping themselves, program that attempts to help drug said. "The problem is escalating in Carpenter said. users kick their habit, learn a skill this community and other places in He is also critical of new and secure employment. the states and there still isn't any California laws which toughen Carpenter likens his work to strategy to deal with it." penalties for PCP possession. Under being in the trenches of the drug war The project's rehabilitation the new laws, a person convicted of and claims his appeals to govern- efforts are aimed at the problems possession of one or two grams of ment agencies for additional that contribute to drug use and PCP could go to prison. manpower and funding to help addiction. The prevailing attitude at "That's fine for the hardcore combat the drug problem DARE is that drug abuse is only a dealers," Carpenter said, "but especially PCP have gone almost symptom of a larger problem and putting kids in prison with unnoticed. that there are many social causes behavioral problems is going to cost society something it has never seen before.' 'We have a very serious California currently has spent $300,000 for a program to help detect problem with drugs. It's in PCP users, a program that Car- penter feels is the wrong approach the seventh grade...' and won't do anything to solve the problem. The program's rehabilitation is Project DARE began operating involved in drug abuse. through job training. Only two oc- in 1979 as a research and demon- "We try to get people off drugs cupations, electronics assembly and stration project. The idea was to and get them the skills to take care custodial work, are offered. The combine job training and drug of some of the things we feel are project encountered problems when treatment facilities. The project is causes," Carpenter said. it first attempted to place clients in sponsored by the Foundation for Success in drug treatment jobs with local employers, Car- Research and Community ultimately comes when the in- penter said, recalling that most Development, Inc., and receives dividual realizes they can quit their employers tended to stereotype the funding from the Santa Clara County habit and succeed in education and drug user as being incurable and Drug Abuse Coordination Com- employment. However, "they have unable to perform a job on a regular mission and the National Institute on to make the decision," he em- basis. Drug Abuse 1 NIDA ) phasized. According to Carpenter, the He said he has written to the The project is kept functioning project now places 65 percent of all Director of NIDA to bring the by a staff of 33 that assists in the its clients enrolled in their training seriousness of the PCP abuse rehabilitation and training of about program, in a job and some em- problem to their attention. 500 clients who visit the center ployers have begun to contact the He eventually received a reply several times weekly. project seeking rehabilitation in- thanking him for his letter and In addition, outside programs formation for employees with drug referring him to someone else in the and speakers reach another 6,000 problems. agency, which revealed, he said, each year. "They save money in the long that the agencies don't really un- This may involve an ex-heroin run by rehabilitating them, rather derstand the magnitude of the addict talking to a junior high school than hiring someone else," he noted. problem. class about his experiences as a Carpenter said he hopes the Project DARE also sent a copy drug addict in an attempt to public will become more aware of of a study they conducted on PCP dissuade them from following the the drug problem in the county, use in the San Jose area to Mayor same path. especially that of PCP. He em- Janet Gray Hayes and, according to "We have a very serious phasized that the project could use Carpenter, they never received a problem with drugs," Carpenter volunteers and noted counseling reply from the mayor, or anyone stressed. "It's here, it's in the students at SJSU who have an in- else in her office. seventh grade and it's escalating." ternship to complete might consider Though Project DARE treats all The project is currently im- Project DARE. types of drug abuse problems from pacted and has a 25 to 30 person "If I have to go out and beat my barbiturates to heroin, Carpenter waiting list of individuals who want drum, I'll Howard Jarvis," he said he feels that, other than alcohol to get into the program. quipped. "I really want someone to abuse, PCP abuse is now the most "In the meantime they stay on pay attention. I can't believe that if by John Scanlon widespread drug problem in Santa the streets using more PCP," he people took the problem more Clara County and it is growing remarked. "What kind of approach seriously, they wouldn't do steadily worse. is that?" something about it." Angel dust abuse grows; w:;4 OJECT DARE CAN Hot P YOU HELP sell to make, YOuPSELP inexpensive

PCP abuse is a serious drug illegal drug in makeshift vironment and a desire to withdraw problem in the Santa Clara Valley laboratories in bathrooms, garages into the mental world are all symp- worse ihan heroin, worse than and basements, produce nearly all toms of the first stage of PCP in- cocaine and worse than am- of the PCP sold on the street. toxication. phetamines, according to Project A typical joint purchased on the The second stage can last from DARE information. street for $10 to $15, only costs the one to two hours and it is marked by Sold on the street under names chemist about 1 cent to make. an impairment of judgment and like angel dust, crystal, rocket fuel, PCP is a dry, light-colored perception. Rapid mood changes are KJ and super grass, one PCP joint is powdery substance. In Santa Clara also common. potent enough to get four or five County, the most common method of people very "high." usage is to sprinkle it onto dried The final stage of intoxication, PCP, known chemically as: 1-11 mint leaves or marijuana. It is then the "comedown," will last for PhenylCyclohexyl ) Piperidine rolled into a thin joint and smoked. several hours following the second Monohydrochloride, is a synthetic stage. Users become irritable and drug developed in the late 1950s ass Occasionally the drug is snorted paranoid and may become violent surgical anesthetic. ( sniffed through the nose) or added for no apparent reason. During tests on humans, PCP to food or liquid and swallowed. The next day the user will feel a produced negative side effects, such Rarely is PCP injected or smoked in foggyness of the mind and may not as extreme fear, violent agitation a pipe. feel "normal" for several days. and hallucinations. The first effects occur within If regular use of PCP goes on It was never marketed for five minutes, with the user sitting or long enough, serious mental han- general use on humans and is now lying down, because standing is too dicaps develop, which don't go away only legal for veterinarians use on difficult. This period lasts anywhere when its use is discontinued. large animals. from 15 minutes to an hour and a It may take months or years by Alessandro Beretta PCP is relatively easy and half, depending on the dosage. before the mind returns to normal Project DARE Young Component Supervisor Marianella Mendoza discusses fund allocation with inxpensive to manufacture. A deadening of body sensations, and some people never do fully researcher Erica Gordon and Assistant Director Rebecca Lermer. Amateur chemists, who produce the a disinterest in the user's en- recover from its use. Marriage unnatural, says SJSU grad

By Maureen Johnson seems remarkably unassuming for a "I became so excited about New York until recently plopping his "Marriage, if you examine it nationally syndicated columnist writing it consumed me. My grades typewriter down in San Francisco closely, is an unnatural act," joked whose humorous comments are began failing.. .so I recommend it to with broadcaster wife of 12 years, Gerald Nachman, 40, nationally reprinted in 80 different newspapers you highly," he laughs. In fact, Mary McGeachy. syndicated humor columnist for the across the country who has in- Naclunan's internship with the New York Daily News and author of terviewed such superstars as Bill Oakland Tribune was such a dismal Having written numerous "Playing House." Nachman spoke Cosby, Johnny Carson and Barbara failure, the editor there suggested he feelance articles for magazines such to students Friday at SJSU. Streisand. look into some other field of en- as Esquire, Newsweek and more deavor. recently New West, he admitted "I "Playing House," a book which Nachman began his career tend to get paralyzed on demand," comically reveals women's most longing to become a cartoonist but Nachman told students, "You're and said he writes his columns a secret and strategic maneuvers on jested, "I found I couldn't draw really lucky to be here, you can't be week ahead of time as a "buffer the home front, was labeled "too anything below the neck." fired," and advised, "You have to against writer's block, illness, hot" to handle for the Washington Discouraged, "I thought I'd combine have a terrific ego to be a writer. death." Post, New York Times and several my lack of talents and go into ad- Most writers are shrunken violets women's magazines, according to vertising," he said. until they are in print." He said his best writings are Nachman, a 1960 SJSU journalism based on things that anger or annoy graduate. But once again his plans didn't Nachman in no way resembles a him the most: "I hate His book has such laughter work out, and when he found himself shrunken violet but does exude a mechanization. I hate progress. I provoking chapter headings as: "laying out Safeway ads pork sense of humility about his many hate science. I hate math," then "Take My Conjugal Partner sirloin," he decided to try something accomplishments such as winning adds, "politics gets to be a stale new. Please!," "What Makes Your Wife the Page One Award for humor at joke." Tick and How To Fix Her," "Post the New York Post where he profiled Marital Sex," and "The Joy of Despite his claim of a severe numerous celebrities before Nachman noted, however, that Looking," followed by "Fear of lack of confidence, Nachman becoming a drama critic at the "Gerald Ford looked good because Lying." managed to establish his own humor Oakland Tribune in 1966. he was funny, thanks to Chevy column in the Spartan Daily, a Chase," and when asked who he Nachman, wearing a brown "lucky break" which eventually After over seven years of at- would like to interview in the near tweed suit and green tie, resembles, landed him a job with the San Jose tempts, he became a syndicated future, the humorist replied with a as Time Magazine noted, a Mercury News writing a thrice columnist with the New York Daily grin, "Nixon. I hope he will run by Al Dangerfield "wholesome Woody Allen," and weekly TV news column. News in 1971, and has worked out of again for my own selfish purposes." Gerald Nachman November 14, 1978, Page 3 January Session A winter wonderland of

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Expectations the passage of Proposition said put up obstacles to scale evacutation of urban would stay in the coun- and the Daily Mail, chaeologists, architects persons were killed and 13 in that state last June 6. inhibit competition in centers. tryside. reported that 14-year-old and church scholars to many injured. need lowering He noted that both providing services. The shelters currently White House Stewart Perrock had been examine the find and No one has claimed Oregon measures came He suggested that available in American spokesman Jody Powell found "delinquent" in report to the church. responsibility for the death leaders told close to passage, and said other ways to cut costs cities are not sufficient to said the new civil defense connection with the killing. "The priests couldn't threats, distributed on people expect government could include using meet the modern nuclear effort will be "no new crash Both papers were move the walls before for photocopies of handprinted at all levels to hold the line storefront offices "instead threat posed by the Soviet program" and that charged with fear the building would leaflets that PORTLAND Ore. AP read, "War- on spending. of marble and glass," and Union, said Bardyl Tirana, spending increases will be misdemeanors for collapse," Samuel said ning - don't get killed I sic.) - An official of a California "People want substituting less skilled U.S. civil defense director. moderate. He said the cost violating the state law Monday. Leave this country cities organization told before protection from fires, workers for what he called And, Tiran said, the has not been determined. against identifying such first of December." Oregon municipal leaders The bishop is an floods and stray dogs," he "over-professional" em- Soviets are better prepared Tirana said no massive youths by name. they should lower assistant to Pope Shenuda Monday said. ployees who require higher to protect their citizens in shelter construction is In a series of recent Several Americans expectations of what II, spiritual leader of their "They want all these salaries and benefits. the event of nuclear war. contemplated in rural cases, the justices have said the leaflets were they can provide Egypt's six million Coptic services services and they want He said that it might be He confirmed that areas. As for means of invalidated laws aimed at handed out by Iranian wake of a growing Christians. The Copts are in the them at a reasonable level time for cities to lower President Carter gave his transporting people from prohibiting publication or children in the streets, revolt. doctrinally related to the taxpayer of property taxation," standards in such areas as approval to the new prime targets in urban broadcast of information stuck on their cars or Enoch of the Eastern Orthodox Church. Loren Enoch said. hiring. evacuation plans on Sept. areas, he said all types of already obtained by the stuffed into their shopping California Cities A League of He said California's 417 Enoch also advocated 29. transportation likely would news media. spokesman at the bags in stores. the keynote addressed cities have become more imposing a limit on the Civil defense officials be used for evacuation, but Vatican said he was of the 53rd annual "I'm puzzled why the unaware of the session fiscally conservative since number of terms elected estimate that 90 million of was not specific. discovery. December is a Moslem League of court took this case," Jack The convention of the the passage of Proposition and appointed local of- the current U.S. Rev. Romeo Panciroli holy month when religious He said Landau of the Washington- Oregon Cities. 13, which slashed ficials could serve. He said popualation of 220 million said the report would have fervor runs high. Some should based Repoters Committee to municipal officials municipal revenue by $659 that top-level bureaucrats would survive a nuclear Highest court be studied before the Americans here speculate business as for Freedom of the Press church not conduct million a year by limiting tend to become stale in attack. The aim of the new makes any com- the threats may have been Oregon said Monday. "It shouldn't ment. usual just because property taxes to 1 percent their jobs if they stay on program is to increase the youth privacy made by Moslems who two be a difficult one." The voters defeated of market value. them too long. number of survivors to as monastery was oppose Shah Mohammad relief Landau noted that founded about the fourth property tax "We no longer buy the More than 1,000 local many as 146 million. decision due Reza Pahlavi because he reporters from the two measures at the polls last $400 to $500 desk and the officials are attending the Millions who live in century during a period of encouraged reforms that newspapers got the boy's Christian week. $200 to $300 chair," Enoch league convention that is to cities would have to rely on WASHINGTON (AP) expansion in they believe are contrary name from a "public Enoch is executive said. "There's been a run through Tuesday. make-shift shelters in The Supreme Court said Egypt, according to the to Islami teachings. forum" after arriving at secretary of Cities change of attitude, I can Gcv.-elect Victor subways or the basements Monday it will decide monastery's manuscripts, the school. "We're not taking Tomorrow, a special assure you." Atiyen is to address the of public buildings. whether states may the remains of John the Lawyers for the Daily them seriously," committee of the California He urged the Oregon convention later today in In the future, those prosecute newspapers for Baptist were spirited out of said a set Mail told the high court senior U.S. organization that was officials to look into using his first major public shelters are seen as publishing the names of Palestine in the fourth executive with of that the newspaper's the Oil up to study tthe effects private enterprise for such appearance since defeating becoming less adequate. juveniles charged with century by Christians Service Co. of Iran, reporters learned of which operates city services as street incumbent Democrat Bob "Times have changed crimes. fleeing the oppression of the oilfields PRINTING Perrock's identity from and refineries OFFSET maintenance, landscaping Straub last week. and the needs have In a case that could Roman authorities. Tney for the state- police and an assistant run 100 eopiet '2.65 and legal and engineering changed," Tirana said in a carry broad free-press brought the body to National Iranian Oil prosecutor. Co. work. But he warned of telephone interview. impact, the court agreed to Alexandria on the WELL In other actions PR IN T resistance from "A shelter is valuable judge the constitutionality Mediterranean coast. The Nuke shelters Monday, the justices: "Most of the folks I 297-6788 bureaucrats and public against fallout. But unless of a West Virginia law that remains were moved to the 556 W.Sant Clara St. Ruled by a 5-4 vote monastery in the early 11th know plan to bring their employee unions, who he not sufficient you have a very expensive makes it a crime for kids over from the states newspapers to report such that a federal appeals court century. blast shelter, which we for Christmas," said one went too far when ruling Samuel said the .Leit Alter iiiii el thonkont herd says Carter don't have, there's litttle names. Texan "We've got plenty of 01 *apt f o clean oat front erd that Keene State College in manuscripts protection in the area of a All states have laws record church The tree) th at had doed and turedn ashire New Hampshire history and date back to the protection from the Mater brought the peeleet way WASHINGTON ( AP) - strike." protecting the privacy of military and we certainly beret Clot soloed I celled, then wrote. discriminated against a fifth centtury. "Firewood cheap - post chop and teter The Carter administration He said future Russian juveniles in trouble but it is don't feel threatened." folks twee on .Ild hod. bath, woman professor because Historians say John the said Monday that more weapons will be more unclear how many states There Aly hewn tot clewed wed I got cash! of her sex. Baptist, a Jewish prophet are about 2,000 than half of all Americans numerous and more ac- go as far as West Virginia. Americans in Ahwaz, and The court ordered the born about 4 B.C., was a would die in a nuclear war, curate than those that Its law was struck 45,000 throughout the 1st U.S. Circuit Court of cousin of Jesus. According Many because of outdated threatened when U.S. of- down last June by the West country. There are about Spartan Daily Appeals to reconsider its to the Gospel, his birth was fallout snelters, and ap- ficials began designating Virginia Supreme Court, 50,000 Europeans in Iran, order that the college give miraculously foretold. Classifieds a plan to save up to public fallout shelters in which ruled that the He proved Christine Sweeney back and overall, some 700,000 by large- the early 1960s. Those publishing ban un- began a mission of 146 million people pay and some $18,000 in foreigners. shelters could hold 118 constitutionally infringed preaching to the people of legal fees for denying her a million Americans, of- on freedom of the press. the Jordan valley, calling The threats were made promotion. ficials siad. 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amen November 14, 1978, Piggy .; sports Poloists lose two At. By Craig Hammack defense and bad passes. The Spartans held the cleat Its seven game win Cal coach Pete Cutino Bears to four second half streak came to an end hoped to use everyone in goals, but could muster IP marks Saturday, when the SJSU the game and was afforded only two themselves. water polo team lost to the the luxury when the Bears "We know Stanford top two teams in the jumped to a 7-1, first and Cal have more talent country, UC-Berkeley and quarter lead. In particular, than we do, but we have Stanford. the big three of Mike some good players too. We UC-Berkeley extended Loughlin, Kevin Roberst- need to be more patient," its record to 22-4-1 in a 14-5 son and Carlos Steffens, Victor Ouslan said. S. C. unjustified conquest of the Spartans in who each scored once in the Berkeley. Saturday night period, were given the rest "When we get behind at West Valley College, the of the game off. early, we tend to get in axing rivalry Cardinals from Stanford "We know we're going frustrated, so I think if we kept their perfect season to lose when we play can overcome that, we can going with a 17-8 win. Their Stanford or Cal, but we still do well in the PCAA '46 By Chuck Hildebrand record now stands at 22-0-1, play as hard as we can," playoffs," he added. while the Spartans drop to Spartan Jon Lifting said. major college basketball in a high Ouslan also preferred Does playing 8-11. "That's all you can do." to play Stanford over school gymnasium - even if it is one of the most The two water polo Si Richardson agreed Cal, but for a different modern in the country - detract from a university's powerhouses met Friday and said, "They're both reason. He tends to play harder cage status? with Stanford scratching good teams, but I'd rather against Stanford, possibly Apparently Santa Clara University thinks so - out a 9-8 win on a last play Stanford because we he thinks, because two of because the Broncos have refused to play SJSU at second goal. Cal must now can learn more from them his friends, fellow Puerto Independence High Fieldhouse, the Spartans' home hand the Cardinals a loss because they play a more Ricans, are on the Cal court. next Saturday to ensure disciplined game. squad. Whether Santa Clara's concerns about the them a spot in the NCAA "Cal is a lot more ramifications of playing in a high school gym are finals. Another loss by Cal physical than Stanford and justified really isn't the point. would create a tie in the with officials like we had The Bronco-Spartan rivalry is a potentially PAC-10 and a possible play- today, that can be a A lucrative one for both schools It arouses community off with USC. problem," he said. ONE interest in college basketball in the area, and its If that happens, the All game the two of- 81416 10.0. 214-1804 impact on community pride could be significant. PAC-10 won't be the only ficials gave Cal the license TUES-FRI saving - and I think league waiting for ties to be to manhandle and one non- I think the rivalry is worth CARL JUNG FILMS both sides could afford to budge just a little on the broken. SJSU heads into call in particular drew the issue- especially Santa Clara. the PCAA Playoffs next ire of the Spartan bench. THE STORY Friday against number one Late in the game, OF C.G. JUNG According to SJSU Associate Director Jon seeded UC-Irvine in the Spartan Mark Whitmore Crosby, the squabble arose when SCU insisted on Tves-Wd: 7:00 only game set so far. had the ball near the four hosting all SCU-SJSU games at its home arena, ThirsFri: 7:00, 9:30 No other match-ups meter mark only to be Toso Pavillion. FACE TO FACE are known as there is a lifted almost completely Santa Clara, anxious to move up into the higher three-way tie for second out of the water by a WITH DR. JUNG echelons of college basketball, apparently feels that between Pepperdine, CSU- submerged Bear. Nothing Ties-wimi: 1,40 playing in a high school gym would hinder its Long Beach and UC-Santa was called on an obvious progress. n.s-M:11.40, 11:05 Barbara. foul. But Independence isn't your average high LATE SHOW All three teams beat Cal reserves played school gym. It seats 4,500, only 500 less than Toso, the Spartans earlier in the most of the final three myna* tidies and in my opinion is a far better facility at least year as did Irvine. CSU- quarters, although most of sees $1.50 from the spectators' point of view. by Brian Stevens Fresno and University of the Spartans agreed they THE MAGUS The lighting at Toso is poor, mostly because it is Marina Gomez, outside hitter for SJSU's women's volleyball team, hit the the Pacific round out the were still better than the 9:30 reflected light and not direct light as is found in seven team double starters on most of the ball through the block of two Fresno State players during Friday's match at F FOR FAKE most indoor sports pavilions. Spartan gym. The Spartans travel to Santa Clara's Toso Pavill ion to meet the elimination PCAA tour- teams they have beaten. The place is downright eerie; the acoustics are nament. 11:05 Bronco's. such that all sounds are muffled. It's almost like All PCAA playoff playing in somebody's basement. games will be held Friday Crosby says, with considerable logic, that the and Saturday at Ohlone Bronco-Spartan series ought to be home-and-home Point was missed College in Fremont. The A.S. Program Board Presents (one game at each site every year )because the Although the Spartans programs are essentially on an even footing. dropped both Saturday Granted, SCU has produced consistently good matches, coach Mike teams over the years while the Spartan cagers are in media coverage MacNaMa thought such still groping for equality to a large extent. high caliber opposition By Dan Miller arrested should be referred athletes from Southern DAVID TANENBAUM afforded him a better But the Pacific Coast Athletic Association, of A recent article in the to as Asian-American, the California were attending CLASSICAL GUITAR chance to evaluate his which the Spartans are members, and the West Spartan Daily said some basketball players Mexi- my college. team as oppossed to recent Coast Athletic Conference (Santa Clara's league) SJSU athletes were at- can-American and the Spartan wins over such are at approximately the same level and the tending Los Medanos Livers' pupils all While the Livers' story teams as Santa Clara schedules of the two schools don't differ that Community College, at- Caucasian. didn't list nationality, it did University and UC- Friday, Nov. 17, 1978 8 p.m. drastically. tending a class taught by list the place of residence Riverside. SJSU is playing in two prestigious pre-season SJSU assistant track coach Fullerton next claimed Music Dept. Concert Hall and most of the athletes are "At times they (the tournaments - the Sun Devil Classic in Tempe, Larry Livers. the distances traveled by (Seventh St from Los Angeles or Spartans looked good, but Ariz. and Santa Clara's Cable Car Classic. The athletes to attend class, 132 suburbs of Los Angeles. other times it was the same Spartans will also challenge Cal, Stanford, Iowa Fullerton, in sup- miles roundtrip, is not old thing," MacNaMa said FREE State, Colorado, Humboldt State, North Dakota and porting Livers and the unusual. I'd be mad even if they in referrring to lapses on St. Mary's. athletes, claimed media "People weren't attending SJSU at It isn't the most prestigious schedule ever coverage had racial travel that far to go see an Oakland the same time. A Los Associated Students Program Board devised, but it is comparable with Santa Clara's. overtones, the distance Raiders' football game," Angeles resident has no The Broncos play Nebraska-Omaha, Australia's St. traveled to the college was San Jose State University. Collage Magazine business attending a KOME Present Kildas, Stanford, UCLA, Cal Poly-SLO, UC-Davis not unusual and Livers is a community college in and Puget Sound in addition to participating in the fine teacher. Northern California. Brigham Young University Classic, the Cable Car PETER Classic and the All-College Tournament in She said the Daily Opinion Oklahoma City. sports coverage almost has Fullerton called Livers racial overtones. Asked one of the finest black GABRIEL members on the staff and a Thurs. Nov. 16 9 p.m. On the basis of the respective leagues and why, Fullerton said, role model to blacks on schedules, I don't feel Santa Clara is in a position to "because all of the athletes Fullerton said, "I drive 80 Men's Gym SJSU campus. demand the right to host all SJSU-Santa Clara involved are black." miles a day." (Corner of Son Carlos & 4th) Again I agree with games - especially when we're talking about a "Here is one of the "opening difference of 500 seats. Working on the sports Fullerton, only because my act to be announced" Daily, I agree finest black members on And I think they are being a bit childish about desk of the mom told me she had to TicketsStudents $6.50 Advance. $7.50 Door the staff," she said. "And the whole thing. Maybe they're upset at not having a with Fullerton. The Daily walk five miles to school as General $7 .50 Advance. $8.50 Door has broken three stories; a you want to start a wit- facility large enough to entertain strong football a kid - in the snow. Available at SJSU Business Office. BASS. arrested on chhunt with this fellow. I teams - like SJSU. player Galactic Zoo Records. San Jose Box Office theft really can't understand suspicion of grand However President and Santa Cruz Box Office basketball that." As Crosby maintains, the SJSU program and auto, three Fullerton, junior colleges players who were THERE WILL BE NO SMOKING ALLOWED facilities are certainly on the same level as Santa are supported through tax That last statement dismissed from the team Clara's - and so I hope the Bronco athletic dollars in the local com- sounds a little racist to me. the Livers story. hierarchy will rectnsider before a potentially and munity. Why not say Livers' is one profitable rivalry for all concerned goes down the Associated Students Program Board presents The Daily never of the finest staff members tubes. published a players' race If I were living in and is a model role to Besides, Santa Clara's high-and-mighty A SERIES ON THE MEDIA or nationality, but all of the Pittsburg, I would be a everybody. position is interesting considering the fact that up players in those stories are little irate if someone "No one has bothered until four years ago they shared San Jose Civic PART 2 black with a few exceptions informed me several SJSU (Continued on page 7) Auditorium (capacity - 2,300) with SJSU. in the Livers' story. JERRY MANDER They didn't seem to mind playing the Spartans To correct the racism, then. I think the player who was Let your feet make */- a place for themselves. 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It's not the typical Saturday morning, bowling league, but it generates plenty of excitement just ihe same.

Physically disabled people have the opportunity to display their bowling prowess or, simply, to learn the sport on Saturdays at the SJSU bowling alley, thanks to the efforts of the San Jose Parks and Recreation Department.

Mitchell Chin, supervisor of the therapeutic recreation services, says the department is trying to make a point.

We would like to see more physically disabled people come out and participate," Chin says. The recreation department selected SJSU's bowling alley because of its accessability and the large number of volunteers on the campus, Chin says. The department also offers other programs for the disabled. Swimming sessions are held each Friday in SJSU's women's pool and a program designed to improve communication between deaf students and students without a handicap is offered at East San Jose's Lyndale Elementary School. In this series of photographs taken at a recent bowling session, an SJSU volunteer discusses techniques with two participants. Volunteer Dicksi Metcalf aids Sandy Wood and the two women laugh after Wood rolled the ball down the ramp for a strike.

ohoto5 oL. Paul Chinn anc Morilp Odell November 14, 1978, Page 7 sports Racism charge clouds issue Golfers blow ten stroke lead (Continued from page 5 ment. coach present, then there is important story is Unfortunately for the to ask what positive Maybe these type of nothing positive to be revealed, only to be didn't end after the second State University Friday, under par ocmbined the SJSU women's golf reasons these athletes things do occur at other asked. clouded over by accusing team, day. after the second day, but first two days. the three-day Stanford held a ten might halve had in seeking universities. Nonetheless, Especially when an the media of being racist. The Spartans the "Spartan big guns fell Invitational Tournament out 1.arry Livers," it doesn't make it right for stroke lead over Arizona apart Saturday," ac- -I don't know what Fullerton said. SJSU to do it. People cording to coach Mark happened to them, unless Well Mrs. Fullerton, murder others everyday. Five Gale, and ended up in they were going for in- there is nothing positive to yet Californians just Spartans win in AAU judo second, four strokes behind dividual highs," Gale said. be asked because there is passed the Death Penalty SJSU judokas captured five individual titles, placed in "I was pleased witn our performance." ASU. "We're going to have a 7) by a 4 to 1 something terribly wrong ( Proposition seven of the eight divisions and claimed the team crown at Uchida expected about 100 competitors, but only Juli Simpson and Lisa team meeting this week to

with the athletic depart- margin. Sunday's Far Western AAU Championships in Spartan "about 60 entered," he said. "We really want to develop Goedecke were par- see if we can find out what When reporters are ment, despite your desire Gym. this event into something big. We hope to host it again next ticularly guilty. The for- happened. barred from locker rooms, to close the matter. Gerardo Padilla ( 143 pounds), Mike Coleman (156 ) year." mer shot 86 in the last officials refuse to comment That is why the and Steve Chastain (209) were men's division winners and Spartan second-placers were Wayne Kikuchi (143), round after being the in- "Of course, they'n. and players aren't allowed Spartan Daily, the San Jose Floria Zaferelis ( middleweight ) and Michelle Palacios Randy Sumid I 156, Eduardo Cerna (172), George Kamau dividual leader the first entitled to an off day too, to talk with reporters Mercury and the PCAA are (open) were victorious in the women's division. ( 209, and Leonard Urso ( open ). two day's action. Goedecke and it was very cold permission or a investigating the depart- without We did a good job," SJSU coach Yosh Uchida said, Barry Elias 1156 ) and Ken Blakey (172) finished third. fell to 85 after shooting two Saturday," Gale added. classifieds

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Must sell percent 147.000 Eves 965 3294 TEACH OVERSEAS: All fields, all publlcotion Call 238 11117 levels For details, send sell Announcments Heip Wanted sorv. SPARTAN DAILY CLASSIFIED Dewilinis two Amy, prior to PIANO 1917.5550 Van Gruisen and addresSed. Stamped, long en Lost and Found Travel Automotive SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Coweecueve publeolon does only 71' V W. Bug Super Beetle Exc Son. Liverpool 249 5966 or 256 velope to Teaching. Box 1049. For Sale Personals Stereo cond. Must sell Call 238 1181 537,. San Diet/0.CA 92127 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114 No refund, on cenceaed ed. II Page 8, November 14, 1978 CSUC's affirmative action now urgent no wvery com- declining enrollment May stem prehensive and has lot was the impetus for of urgency." student affirmative declining McKendall served action. on the chancellor's task "1 think the Affirmative action program planned force on student af- chancellor's office saw enrollment minorities as an un- firmative action. The (Continued from Page 11 student affirmative said. "The degree is too cording to Lucero. tapped reservoir," related. While work on in- findings and recom- action is A.S. Coun- often meaningless." creasing the mendations of the task Fa satins commented. Stephanie Adams, cilman Cello Lucero. He discounted the While impressed educational op- force led to much of the According to associate university Lucero has read the That attitude is popular idea that with much of the CSUC portunities of minorities substance of the Stephanie Adams, dean for student ser- systemwide plan and changing however, Mexican-American cul- system plan and the in the CSUC is gearing systemwide plan. associate university vices for the CSUC, also talked with several according to I,ucero. A ture discourages the concern of some ad- up, the original Student affirmative dean for student ser- notes the need for SJSU administrators, "Chicano work ethic," advancement of women. ministrators on cam- motivation for the Plan action also has vices for the CSUC, the "campus com- including Fullerton, similar, Lucero ex- That attitude has also pus, Lucero said, "so for Student Affirmative enrollment im- work on student af- mitment." The work, about the subject. plained, to tne Puritan changed due to the far, the administration Action may have been plications, according ot firmative action was she said, must begin work ethic, is taking Chicano work ethic, is only talking high purely pragmatic. McKendall. Increased begun by vice - "from the top down. "Minorities are hold of Mexican - according to Lucero. ideals. Ideals ring According to Ben minority enrollments Chancellor Alex Americans. It has hollow to minorities." programmed by white "It is an McKendall, associate will lower the predicted Sheriffs, three years "The impact of all society created in individuals a to be losers," he evolutionary process," dean of student ser- enrollment decline for before declining administrative decisio- more successful image, He said contends. Therefore, he said. "One can't just the A.S. vices, "CSUC was CSUC, he said. enrollments hit. She ns on minority students until recently, Lucero according to the council should take a said the realization of must be looked at." give up his embarrassed by its "Aggressive stud- explained, minorities councilman. lead in student af- the large, neglected psychological progra- inadequate response to ent affirmative action haven't tried to buck the firmative action by iwhich minority population in It is necessary to mming." ACR 151 man- will stabilize system through As a result, encouraging minorities dates CSUC, service areas "talk to minority increased at- enrollment," McKen- education. "Chicano communities A concept of to get into what he calls prompted the plan. students themselves," tention to minority dall said. are emotionally sup- political power to go a "white and alien" students' she added. problems ." Steve Faustina, "Self-serving conc- "We don't see any portive of higher along with individual student government, However, McKen- affirmative action erns contributed, but value in higher education efforts, but consciousness, still and through support of dall said, "Even though coordinator, believes followed the original One minority education: it doesn't still unable to help much needs to be developed minority student it was late, the plan is the concern over work," she said. student concerned with guarantee success," he financially," Lucero within Chicanos, ac- organizations." Council declares war on dishonest public practices divulges Church Are you tired of inf ormation hurt the credibility of the anyone who volunteers filling false prescriptions. The next scientist comes their agency or office to dishonesty among anonymously." organization, according to information leading to the Someone blew the whistle along. Since the first one come forward without affiliations government officials? According to Young, it Young. arrest and/or conviction of on him and he was arrested did not publish a report, the being harassed," he American Citizens is the best way to rid the 'We don't want to run a dishonest government and run out of the next one has to do the A.S. Councilman The concluded. The FBI in Government government of the into false leads," he ex- official. profession." project all over again." Marty Schram and Kiran for Honesty investigates a lot of people ACHG) says it's found a dishonest kind. plained. "The trick is "There's a double The Majithia have filed their That's why the group It's incidents like this unnecessarily, he said, way to help. The national "We don't believe finding the exact person standard of justice," said conflict-of-interest state- was formed, he said. that have to stop, he said. church has been constantly by the government is corrupt," he and getting enough data. Young. ments, which means that group sponsored harassed to hand over of Scientology said. "It's probably only a We have to find the exact Bosses are doing The ACHG is passing all 18 council members Church The ACHG has ap- documents to the govern- can rout few in there that are person and get rid of him." wrong things and they out brochures with have now divulged their belives it proximately 1 0,0 00 ment agencies. In giving continuously breaking laws The ACHG was started either get a slap on the guidelines for people who affiliations with campus dishonesty by members nationwide. San Washington, D.C., Young citizens the chance to be a and making it all look bad by Rev. Maren of the hand or they resign, ac- want to "spill the beans." Jose has not formed a said, the church was ac- organizations. Scien- "Deep Throat," similar to to everyone else." Washington, D.C. cording to Young. But if an Even education is not group as yet, Young said. tually looted by agents member A council the source the reporters According to Young, tology Church. Following ordinary person does the without its ghosts in the According to a looking for documents. must make public his or who broke Watergate used. ACHG is searching for an FBI investigation of the same thing he is likely to spokesperson at the San closet. "You can fight city hall her membership in a group "People are getting people within the corrupt church, Maren was jailed end up in jail, he said. Jose church, there is no which is really a bad line approaching the coundil for fired when they tell their offices to blow the whistle for 8 months for refusing to "For example, there's "The Agricultural office in San Jose. Any but true," Young said. funds before voting on the bosses that there are on these corrupt few. answer questions about the the case of Peter Bourne, Department grant members of ACHG from request. A transaction can problems," said Steve "We want people who church to the Grand Jury. former drug abuse adviser program is wasting up to San Jose are part of the 500 be voided if affiliations are Young, spokesman for the know to spill the beans," he Once released, Maren for the Whte House, Young $10 million a year in members of the San "Our ultimate goal is not disclosed. San Francisco said. decided to rout the said. He was caught filling research that isn't Francisco chapter. to have it possible for Schram's affiliations headquarters. But, he continued, the dishonest people he thought out false prescriptions for needed," Young pointd out. persons who want to clean are with the varsity "Our key line is person better have solid had investigated him and drugs and he simply "A scientist goes on a The CIA and the FBI up their agency or office to bowling team and Theta 'Honesty pays'. facts and figures. Simple the church unjustly. resigned. project, does all the work are primary culprits of come forward without Chi Fraternity. "We're trying to give allegations without sub- A current campaign "Then there's a dentist and research. When he dishonesty in government, being harassed," he ways a person can give stantiation would severely includes a reward for in Sacramento who was leaves, he leaves no report. according to Young. concluded. Majithia is a member Ii of the Institute of Elec- ACCOUNTING AND trical and Electronics FINANCE MAJORS Engineers group; SJSU Temperatures to remain cold and windy Li T US HF Ii YOU CL AN badminton club, and the Alit Al) TO BF COME A CPA India Students Association. SAN FRANCISCO chance of more pressure system. A high The storm that brought numerous "fender-bende- Temperatures in that area pr (API - Most of the rain, precipitation by Friday. pressure system is causing precipitation A new A.S. "code of throughout rs" on the freeways, the were expected to range tn snow and drizzle in Nor- The National Weather the continuing wintertime the northern portion of California ethics" policy asks council Highway Patrol from 33 degrees to 15 thern California ended Service blamed the temperatures, which California is leaving the members voluntarily to reported. degrees. Monday but temperatures weekend precipitation on forecaster Keith Ewing state moving toward refrain from voting on Snow continued to fall Rainfall ranged from will remain cold and windy an upper level precipation described as "a very cold southern Nevada. fianncial requests from intermittently Monday in .25 of an inch at Mann 1130F USA the rest of the week with a on an upper level low arctic outbreak." The rain campus organizations they caused the Lake Tahoe area. Civic Center to .18 in are involved with. Eureka for the 24-hour period which ended at 4 %la The Daily reported on FTC investigating children 's television a.m. Monday. On Monday the other 16 statements San Francisco reported .01 children don't understand sugared products to be Washington, D.C., 20580. Letters to that agency filed by council members WASHINGTON (AP) of an inch of rain. they are seeing, and balanced by nutritional and Federal Com- should be addressed in a Nov. 6 article. Are you concerned about what The to the Travelers advisories children watch on look upon commercials as health messages paid for munications Commission is Secretary, Federal 01 what remained posted for the apart of the program. by the advertisers. also looking at program- Communications Com- -WANTED- television? northern Sierra Monday So, the FTC is ming for children, with a mission, Washington, D.C., Qualit!. rug, taus i'hair", The Federal Trade The agency is also but the snowfall was ex- proposing rules which Jan. 15 comment deadline. 20554. :Ind sofas to rent hr irlltl Commission is looking inxo interested in comments on pected to push southward -- would ban: whether it should require day only (II 'l(). Fur children's television into Nevada. ir particularly commercials - All television ad- health or nutrition in- Bay SAN FRANCISCO 415 543 1610 iiirther into, call: The San Francisco - and would like to hear vertising addressed to formation within ads for area had highs in the 50s SAN JOSE 408 2518446 ir 277-2807 SACRAMENTO 911,446 1330 what parents think. children too young to un- sugared products and during the day Monday and selling pur- According to a study of derstand its whether the number, with lows expected to reach CLASSES BEGIN NOV 27 spartaguide AL kinkces copies the agency the average pose. frequency and selling the 305 with local frost. techniques of commercials on chid, 2 to 11, spends more Television ad- Tuesday's temperatures fits overnight directed at children should time each year in front of vertising for sugared were expected to be a little de /2( no minimum be limited. 3 the television set than in produced most likely to Student Dietetics Association will meet at 12:30 p.m. warmer with highs in the school. cause tooth decay when it The deadline for today in room 100 of the Home Economics Building. 50s to low 60s. 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