Hirohito's San Francisco itinerary includes short sight-seeing tour of rain-soaked city

By Chris Smith Airport at about 5:30 p.m. Thursday. would visit them. Finally, the frail, bespectacled ght SAN FRANCISCOEmperor Some other spectators were able to Among those present to greet the emperor stepped from the jet and rol Hirohito of Japan didn't have much see the emperor and empress as they royal couple were San Francisco Mayor waved. ar,d time for sight-seeing Friday during his briefly visited Golden Gate Park's Joseph Alioto, his wife Angelina and A clacking of sutters nearly drowned the one and one-half hour whirlwind tour of Strybing Arboretum. California Attorney General F:velle J. out the welcoming party's applause as ity. a soggy "City by the Bay." But most others who saw the royal Younger. the stern-looking old man, followed by has But he saw a lot more of San Fran- pair only fleetingly, viewed them i,. the A pair of loudspeakers set up near the his broadly smiling wife, cautiously in cisco than San Francisco saw of him. rear of a limousine, which whipped spectators' area blared the tune, descended the steps while firmly /let Rain, an unpublicized itinerary and them around San Francisco between 10 "California, Here I Come." holding the handrail. for the frenzied pace of the 74-year-old and 11:30 a.m. Friday. They were A security man explained that some A helicopter hovered overhead as the Cal emperor's tour sharply limited the escorted by a force of American and high school musicians had come to play elderly gentleman shook his greeters' number of persons who were able to Japanese dignitaries and a small army for the emperor and empress, but "The hands and bowed before each. Aso catch a glimpse of the royal visitor and of police officers and security agents. kids weren't allowed to come out Anxious to get out of the rain, the ons his wife, Empress Nagako. The Secrety Service determined to because their instruments would be American and Japanese leaders ent Several hundred determined souls, snake the emperor's first visit to the ruined." ducked into a caravan of waiting in most of them Japanese-Americans, United States a safe one, requested the So they played from their buses and limousines escorted by police and an im- witnessed the pair's rain-drenched news media to not disclose the places their melodies were broadcast elec- ambulance. arrival at San Francisco International Hirohito would visit or the times he tronically. continued on Page 8 ei7:71 Spartan Daily Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934

VOLUME 65 NUMBER 21 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1975 PHONE: 277-3181 Council bans lettuce,grapes in food coop; Rico may veto

David Yarnold Japan's Emperor Hirohito and Mayor Joseph Mimi) at the Golden Gate Bridge. By Jim Barrett Co-op representative Steve Sereda would boycott a co-op that did sell the funding. AS. President John Rico said Friday said the publicity of a boycott "will hurt lettuce and grapes if they were not A consideration in his decision, he he is considering vetoing $1,300 in picked by the UFW. said, will be that opening of the co-op funding for a food cooperative ap- Sereda also said it would be too dif- Rights denied will be delayed if the council approved proved W sdnestlay by the AS. Council. ficult to buy only UFW lettuce and Rico said the stipulation "is denying funding without the lettuce and grape Hirohito is picketed, The ye o is being considered because grapes because of the market situation. the people in the co-op the right to amendments. "It is a problem in timing which is the cows il required that the co-op not Switzer said many students would determine for themselves" whether to something I have to think about," said buy lettuce and grapes, Rico said. prefer to buy lettuce at 16 cents a head buy lettuce and grapes. The council approved MAO for the Rico. than at 35 cents even if the co-op were "I am very much a believer of in- co-op on a 6-5-1 vote. The president's veto can be boycotted. dividual determination in these mat- asked to aid whales overridden by a two-thirds vote of the The motion was made to approve the ters," said Rico. Publicity "won't stop me from council. funding by Councilwoman Kim Baskett crossing the picket line," said Switzer. "I don't want to be told what to eat or Sereda said yesterday the co-op "One whale dies every 14 minutes" they're killing the most,’ after Councilman Michael Switzer Switzer withdrew his motion to fund drink or buy," Rico said. probably would not "get off the ground was the message printed on a placard Joan McIntyre, another sign-carrier withdrew his motion because of the the co-op after an amendment vote "I don't think picketing would hap- until next semester" if the funding is carried by a Save the Whales advocate and president of the international lettuce and grape amendment. outside San Francisco's St. Francis Project Jonah, said the en- passed providing that the co-op could pen," Rico said, adding, "I don't know vetoed. Boycott possible sell no lettuce how anybody could assess whether Hotel Friday afternoon. vironmentalists showed up "as a very or grapes. "It should be ready by the beginning

Mallory Sheller, one of about a dozen friendly reminder." Baskett said the co-op might be Councilman Art Bertolero had said he there will be picketing." of November" if the funding is ap- and grapes Decision by today persons hoping to catch emperor "We have no quarrel with Hirohito," boycotted if it sold lettuce would not vote for a co-op that did not proved by Rico, Sereda said. the United sell lettuce and grapes. Under the A.S. constitution Rico must Hirohito's attention with her sign, said she said. other than those picked by "I will take it back to council," if the (UFW). Councilman Hamani Hawari said he decide by today whether to pass or veto' Hirohito knows a great deal about McIntyre noted that persons in- Farm Workers funding is vetoed," Sereda added. marine biology. terested in curbing the industrial "If anyone would be sympathetic" to slaughter of whales have appeared the need for protecting whales, Sheller before Hirohito throughout his visit to said, "it would be him." America. "This is a visual, not a demon- Even though Hirohito has very little In dorm or apartment shadows, stration," Sheller stressed. formal power in Japan, McIntyre said, Reaction She said several groups, including he nonetheless has a great deal of in- Save the Whales, Fund for Animals, fluence over the Japanese people. Friends of the Earth, General Whale "He could write a New Year's poem and Project Jonah, had showed up to about whales and change the minds of on porno a green plant can be nourished try to persuade Hirohito to join in the every Japanese person," McIntyre effort to protect whales. said. Japan and Russia are the main She said environmental groups also By Keith Muraoka Easy hinging plants to grow include As easy as these plants are to grow, targets of the groups' whale-saving deplore the slaughter of perhaps 100,000 Green-growing things are very much the common Wandering Jew or there are a few simple things to campaigns, Sheller said, "because porpoises a year by the tuna industries. sought in vogue these days as a way to liven up Creeping Charley. A little more unusual remember. All require a good potting a room. But for those people who are are the Grape and Kangaroo Ivy. soil )outside garden dirt isn't in this not blessed with a "green thumb," ( Cissus rhombifolia and Cissus an- category.) A regular house plant food keeping plants alive and green can be a tarctics, respectively.) would help also. The AS. Program Board is seeking problem. The Grape Ivy has diamond-shaped Finally, don't forget to water. Even student opinion on whether it should For the student gardener the main leaves around one to three inches long these hardy plants require watering at continue showing pornographic films, drawback in growing house plants is with sharp-toothed edges. The least once a week, depending on the size according to LaDonna Yumori, film usually poor lighting. Dormitory rooms Kangaroo Ivy simply has larger leaves, of the pot. Also, avoid soft water since chairwoman for the board. and small apartments are famous for but similiar in shape. the salt in it will kill the plant. poor natural lighting, so the following The board was criticized by com- plants all do well without direct sun and munity residents for showing "Deep are guaranteed to be easy to grow. Throat" in late September. Among the best for moderate-height plants is the Aglaonema or Chinese Their complaints ranged from Evergreen. This tropical plant has concern for the effect the film would white flowers, similar to the Calla, but have on students' morals to the alleged is known for its large leaves. Deep use of taxypayer's money to finance the green leaves which also come in film. various markings, sometimes reach 10 inches long and five inches wide. Wants reaction All varieties of the Chinese There is "still static coming from the Evergreen are relatively short. It is community," Yumori said. "What we unusual to see one grow higher than want is a reaction from students." three feet. They are excellent as small specimens for a low table, shelf or floor. "It's not as if we're going into a Massing several plants works well to pornographic film series," she said. fill any blank corner. The board's desire is "programming to Another medium-height plant is the students' needs and wants." Sansevieria or Mother-In-Law's Tongue. The name exemplifies the Yumori stressed that it is not tax- appearance of this plant. It's not known payer's money that pays for the films, for striking beauty, but it is almost but rather a portion of the $10 A.S. fee impossible to kill. that each student pays during The Sansevieria has thick, sword-like registration. leaves that grow in a cluster at the base. These leaves radiate out from the board Yumori said the wants to know base and the colors range from green to Thursday meeting by their whether yellow. are in support students of bringing Larger plants that can take dimly in Miss Jones" to "The Devil campus as lighted areas include the Aspidestra. planned on Nov. 18. The Aspidestra's common name is the Cast-Iron Plant, so you can imagine Opinions sought how easy it is to grow. Students should drop a note with their The Cast-Iron Plant grows under \\. opinions to either the A.S information conditions unacceptable to most plants. desk on the lower level of the S.U. or to Leaf blades are one to two feet long, room 353 of the Student Union, where three to four inches wide and arch with the program board meets. distinct parallel veins. The leaves are a glossy green or striped with white. Students can attend the board's The Philidendron and Ficus elastica meeting on Thursday at 2:15 in S.U. i rubber plant are both large plants Davtd Yar.od room, 353, or call in their opinions to the and are very common. Both grow from Emperor Hirohito and his wife at San Francisco International Airport. board to 277-2807. six to 10 feet toll with large leaves. The Mother In Law's tongue is almost impossible to kill

44_1 P' 2 October 14, 1975 Spartan Daily opinion

Patty did not lose her cookies; she's a chocolate chip guerrilla

By Keith Miley in fact having a cookie snack after a Another chapter in the bizarre case of ( comment ) hard day of playing revolutionary? Patty Hearst unfolded recently when And in the photographs taken of her Patty's mother visited her in the San since her capture we usually see her Mateo County jail and brought her a coax Patty out of her self-conception of with a clenched fist. But is she bag of chocolate chip cookies. urban guerrilla? demonstrating her revolutionary The question immediately emerges: Whatever the answer, maybe one dedication or concealing a half eaten did Patty, motivated by homesickness, thing is certainPatty Hearst likes cookie? request the cookies or did Mom Hearst chocolate chip cookies. The extent of the influence cookies bring by the goodies in an attempt to Had the FBI known earlier of Patty's may have had in Patty's stint with the cookie craving their I9-month search SLA will only become known through for her may have been concluded much her trial. Left-hand Scots more quickly. Investigators could have When all the crumbs in the case are been asking themselves the wrong put together a very tasty picture will questions all along. undoubtably emerge. Maybe then we demand share For instance, what really caused her will have a better understanding of the to join up with her SLA kidnappers? In adverse effects of something we have a sworn statement she claimed the traditionally thought harmlessthe the inequities terror induced by being locked up in a chocolate chip cookie. of closet without food was largely responsible for her conversion to the By Jim Lyntton revolutionary cause. But one wonders if If chapel helps I, for one, would like to thank Loretta a box or two of Nabisco munchies Wilson, A.S. Councilwoman, for wasn't used in the brainwashing. awakening me to the fact that Coors What is the real story behind the food just one soul was manipulating my mind and in- handout Patty's father paid for? In the other ideas fluencing my tastes. light of recent events, isn't it likely to suppose that the SLA originally stipulated, through Patty's insistence, then it is valid that chocolate chip cookies and hot comment meat and bread be distributed? What is the real identity of the men Editor: She has helped me realize that we Patty is rumored to have been in love Spartan Shops employe policies I must ask Ms. Schultz how she minorities I am left-handed and of with during her crime spree? Did she acquired the credentials to speak in her Scottish-Irish descent) are indeed know them as modern revolutionaries comment on the Memorial Chapel for oppressed by large conglomerates like or as real life Pillsbury dough boys'' the student body and then later, for Coors, and even more importantly we And why was Patty Hearst located in humanity in general. are not equally represented in the so many spots across the country blasted, along with sale of Coors First she stated "that students don't various departments on campus. during her SLA escapade? Was she care one way or the other if God is In response to these inequities and fleeing capture or were nationwide around at all, or if there is a chapel to others, lam founding a coalition to help chocolate chip cookie festivals too Editor: ployes out of raies they deserve. parable to the decision of Spartan Shops go and contemplate that possibility." bring these into public view. tempting to resist? This is my fourth year as a student Either through bad management or to continue the sale of Coors beer at the My new organization, SAIL (Scot- Even the circumstances of her arrest employe of the Student Union Food awareness by the students that Pub. Then she broadened her power base tish-American-Irish Lefthanders) of pose questions. Was she just sitting in Service. Knowing as I do how they treat cafeteria prices have soared and I support the Coors beer boycott. To and stated that we should "do away which I am president and so far, only that apartment with Wendy when the their employes, I am not surprised they servings shrunk, the Food Service people who say the buying of Coors with the theistic trappings that don't member we are indeed a small police burst in or were the two women condone the hiring practices of Adolph became overstaffed. should be an individual choice, I say it mean anything to anyone anyway." minority), will begin picketing the Coors Co. To compensate, they cut all student only adds to the -won't happen to me" Spartan Pub, as well as such other Spartan Shops has yet to award any hours to three hours a day. Students, on mentality. If you have a secret formula for organizations on campus as Afro- raises to returning student employes. good faith, had taken the jobs based on Somewhere, sometime, a stand must building your power base to be the American, Asian-American, and Their explanation is that raises are a certain take-home pay. Now the be taken, submission must end. The authoritative spokeswoman for Mexican-American studies, which do [ Write us! given on merit, not on a yearly basis. student job market has closed in the Coors Boycott Coalition refuses to run. I students and also humanity, I suggest not have equal representation of my That makes sense but they had all last area and they are denied a higher in- applaud them. you bottle it and sell it in the market- people in their programs. The Spartan Daily encourages your com- year to judge our work. It seems they come. Ken Yeager place. ments. Best -read letters are short (250 words) When was the last time you saw a and to the point. want to save money by cheating em- I feel these two examples are com- Political Science Senior SAIL in the hierarchy of one of these Letters ,nay be submitted at the Daily office If your numerous short visits to see if (JC 208) between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday programs? We demand our place through Friday or by mail. anyone was in the chapel constitute a whether we are qualified or not! Right! The Daily reserves the right to edit for scientific survey concerning chapel length, style, or libel. Dumping junk Whew! All of this typing has made one All letters must Include author's signature, use, I would suggest something is thirsty. Maybe I'll head on over to the major, address, and phone number. wrong. Pub and have a nice tall glass of Coors. in lot was But to get to the crux of the question, the validity of the chapel. If attendance or use determines something's validity, A.S. Council funding I would suggest that the chapel be innocent action turned into a theater so the throngs can crowd into the showings of "Deep Editor: Throat," among other artistic land- I would like to thank the Spartan marks. Daily for bringing out the facts in 'racist, immature' regards to the alleged littering of the If but one soul finds comfort and vacant lot behind West Hall by Sigma sustenance from a visit to the chapel, I Nu Fraternity. Editor: majority of the members would humbly suggest the chapel's voted not to Unfortunately, however, several Is there racism at SJSU? If so, how apropriate funds for this value and validity is authenticated. conference? .portant facts were omitted in the does it appear? If there is not enough money for Cut out the talk, Sigma Nu story that would have justified the Kevin McCarthy Who or that causes it? How can we adequate funding of campus activities, actions of Sigma Nu. Journalism, Senior fight it? why hasn't the student government Fraternity members did place old These are all important questions done anything to protest the budget cuts and clean up that junk furniture on the lot adjacent to West which must be answered by anyone who passed by the state legislature? Hall, but the story failed to mention holds or seeks a leadership position on Another council member wanted to Editor: among the rest of the garbage. that Davis, the man who wanted the this campus, Campus chapel or anywhere in our know how much money we had raised Until recently I was under the Why hasn't Sigma Nu cleaned up the rubbish, said he owned the property. society. These questions are currently ourselves to pay for this conference, as erroneous impression that fraternities mess after they found out that the junk The rubbish was moved to the lot at burning issues throughout the entire if this was necessary to prove our need were supposed to work toward the good dealer who had originally said he would his request, saying he would dispose of educational system. or our seriousness. Sure, we've raised of the community. pick the stuff up, wouldn't? it at a later date. The furniture belongs place of peace With this in mind I would like to some money: but that's not the point. Sigma Nu has succeeded in com- How can Sigma Nu's public relations to him now. comment on some points raised in the The point is, how much is the A.S. pletely shattering this with their director, Rick Gaunt, say that the Sigma Nu has informed the police of Editor: debate at the A.S. Council meeting last Council going to contribute to help build thoughtless action of two weeks ago. reason they haven't is because no one the matter and has yet to receive a Please do not close the Memorial 1 week, where the requested allocation to the conference? As was explained in a recent Spartan has complained when they have been response, which leads us to believe that Chapel. It is the only place of sanity and send a representative to the Second The answer is nothing! Daily article, Sigma Nu dumped a load visited by the San Jose Police Depart- Davis has a legitimate claim to the In sanctuary on the campus. I go there National Conference of the National The argument that was used the most of junk consisting of old mattresses, a ment once, have had two phone calls to and its contents. often to meditate and enjoy the silence. Student Coalition Against Racism was against sending a representative to the couch, bed springs, wood, and barrels the president of Sigma Nu from me, and We only regret that our innocent Often, there are one or two others en- defeated. conference in Boston was: how would it of glass on the empty lot at the corner of have seen an article in the Daily con- actions have caused such a furor within joying the peace. First, I would like to point out that the Ninth and San benefit students on this campus? This is Salvador streets. cerning the matter? the campus community. On this busy, noisy campus there council has voted almost unanimously Not only also the question that reflects most is this an ugly mess to look Rick Gaunt really is no other place to go to be alone to endorse this conference and has also at, but Sigma Nu, if you have any social graphically the political immaturity of Sigma Nu has thoughtlessly Public Relations Director, and be peaceful. Maybe if more people apropriated $100 for a successful event conscience at all, stop giving us the run some of our representatives on the constructed a very dangerous Sigma No Fraternity were aware of the chapel and its quiet which took place last week to build the around and do what you should have council. playground for local children. I per- vibes, more people would use it. SJSU chapter of Student Coalition done all along and clean it up! In the movement to end the war in sonally have watched the children stop Hester Sturrock against Racism Janis Shank (SCAR). These are Vietnam, did we all do what we could to on their way to school to smash the Art Senior commendable actions and should not go Social Science, Junior Daily coverage resist individually'? bottles, jump on the beds, and play unnoticed. However, during the discussion at the No! We held national conferences, we of gays lauded meeting, several points were raised organized a national movement, and we faculty which need further clarification. even had internationally coordinated Burns' views on Spartan Daily For instance, one council member demonstrations! Editor: Daily for its asked how many members SCAR had Similarly, the only way to wage a I want to thank the Serving the San Jose State UnlvailltY Community Since 1934 as if we had to prove our right to A.S. successful struggle for equal coverage of Gay Pride Day and the troubles with funding we experienced in Editor Terry LaPorte resources based on how many people educntional opportunities and against holes of Manager bargaining full putting "the day" together. Advertising Bob Young had joined SCAR in the course of the cutbacks is to organize a political Chief Photographer H Lorren Au, Jr The Daily's intelligent and respon- News Editor Karen Minkel four weeks the campus has been in movement that has the weight of the Editor: three days a week. make sible coverage of the event was ap- Assignment Editor Chris Smith session. entire student population behind it. Regarding Vice President Hobert What about those of them who Opinion Page Editor Jeff Mean up preciated by myself and other gays I Layout Editor Cheryl Downey The question the members of the But, back to the question of whether Burn's statements appearing in the much less than that while showing have spoken with. Copy Editor Mark Stafforini council should be asking is, what can racism is apparent on this campus. Oct. 9 issue, it is a sad state of affairs seven days a week? Arts Editor Ray Manley Or, should we reassure them that I admire the Daily's courage to Sports Editor Nick Nasch we do to build this movement which I would call the attention of the when one of the main arguments put Photo Editor Don A. Sparks days will be able to report on an event deemed "un- fights in the interest of students, in- student body to the fact that the request forward against collective bargaining they too one of these Retail Advertising Manager Kathl Jones pull this kind of money while devoting favorable" by some. In doing so you National Ad Manager Dermid Eagan stead of capitulating to the lack of such of $312 has been turned down in the light on the college and university level is the Classified Ad Manager Allison Edwards bulk of their effort to "research" increase education and lessen op- Art Director Marilyn Bailey a movement. of a budget of tens of thousands of assertion that it will result in the for- the and "consulting?" pression. Business Manager Diane Crosby Without adequate funding, there dollars. I would definitely call this a malization of processes which will Assistant Editor John Bane Evan Moustakas No one is free until we are all free! is little we can do to build a strong anti- racist budget! ultimately prevent many faculty Assistant Editor Doug Ernst Associate professor of Timm Pickett Assistant Editor Carla Mar inucc anti-cutback campaign. Dean Peoples members from making $25,000 a year Staff Cartoon,? John Kant racist, Electrical Engineering Geography The question then arises as to why the History Senior while being on camniis only two or Er

October 14, 1975, Page 3 Composting project Ambassadors return out to prove itself to strife-ridden Spain

By Tony Arnason located on the southwestern course requirements are LONDON I APIAmb- Barcelona -Lazio soccer Street demonstrations The First Step Compost corner of Seventh and fulfilled. assadors called home in an match in Rome on Oct. 22 have continued outside Project is aiming to show Humboldt streets, will save Even though the project outburst of anger at Spain's has been canceled. Spanish diplomatic Santa Clara residents, the university. has plenty of labor, execution of five terrorists Twelve players of Den- missions, but now the em- corporations and institutions He said the amount the originally it didn't have are returning to their Madrid mark's 16-man soccer squad phasis is on the possibility of the esthetic and economic Buildings and Grounds enough funds to buy building posts as governments ease refused to make the trip to further executions in Spain. reasons to compost. Department spends on materials to make the 10 by their protest. Barcelona to play Spain in a According to Robert Hunt, dumping organic rubbage 40 foot compost bins. But public resentment Nations' Cup match Sunday. The Common Market project originator and and fertilizer is "a closely The lumber from a Santa against the regime of Gen. Trade unions and leftist Council of Foreign Ministers coordinator, "We want to guarded secret." Clara County fair booth of a , Francisco Franco simmered leaders in Britain, Sweden showed no inclination to heed show that the 'after the flush' Vern McGlothline, Republician Congressional ' yesterday in Western and elsewhere have urged the calls of the European technology of composting grounds supervisor, said he candidate, Grant Jones, was Europe. their followers to boycott Parliament in Strasbourg or should be a part of the has not broken down his donated to the project. Government leaders and Spain's vacation beaches from various international Po valley." statistics to know the exact The American flag with Pope Paul VI had joined in and to refuse to buy Spanish trade unions for an economic Compost is mineral-rich cost of rubbage removal and the misplaced stars which is condemnation of the Sept. 27 goods. blockade of Spain. decomposed plant and fertilizer. underneath the sign executions following courts animal waste that can be Project support labeling the compost site martial that were widely felt used as soil conditioner. The compost project, also came from the Jones to be merely drumhead Tree trimming which has received $1,125 booth. trials. The project started in from the Associated The four bins on the half Fourteen ambassadors PSA tells August and will be in full Students, is staffed with 20 acre, tree-covered site will were called home or told tq operation by next month students. process more than 20 to 30 prolong their vacations. when the university gar- Hunt said many of the tons of campus rubbage a Eugene D01111111Ql113 Some two weeks later, the San Jose State to deners start trimming trees, students are receiving three year according to Hunt. The Seventh Street compost site prepares for full operatisia. ambassadors are nearly all Hunt said. units credit for six hours of Compost recipe back at their posts in He started thinking shout work a week. His recipe for good, rich then added. Ocassionally the plastic Madrid, and their govern- buzz off composting the university's The classes giving credit compost includes five Hunt said this exotic must be removed to stir ments appear to be having rubbage because of the for the project are Mexican- ingredients. monkey and elephant things up and add water. second thoughts. speed at which Americans American Studies 190, First, two feet of grass manure is richer in nitrogen "In two months you have a Popular demonstrations are using up natural Humanities 161, Education trimmings, bush currings than chicken manure. very high grade soil con- against Franco, some fanned resources. 166, Environmental Studies and leaves are placed in the Nitrogen is a necessary ditioner," Hunt said. by military leftists or 17 "When you start choking Resource Center 193 and bins. nutrient for a healthly soil "If we can show we can do Spanish exile groups, times Headed- for southern on the air outside, you Environmental Studies 191. Two inches of commercial and thus healthy plants Hunt it here at a more economical however, continue. a day. California? Call your campus realize you have to make a SCALE, student com- bone meal, providing said. price than hauling the Sports events involving rep or PSA and tell them you start somewhere," Hunt munity academic learning phosphate, is then added. A pinch of compost is used rubbage and buying fer- Spaniards were boycotted. A 's------want to buzz off PSA gives you a lift noted. experience, supervises the Six inches of the "highest to cover up the manure. tilizer, we might see city Hunt didn't know how students by writing out class" manure from Kelly A black plastic cover and county government start said. their own piles," Hunt said. much the four compost piles, contracts to guarantee Park's Happy Hollow Zoo is finishes the pile, Hunt Olt A CAMERA FROM... 'Vendetta' charged ENEW CAMERA, INC. 1 Econ profs protest their scheduling 20/0 OFF By Doug Ernst "Everyone who was most know," said Garnet "My decision on the Some members of the likely to have voted against "If it was done matter of the spring 1976 COMPLETE LINE OF DARKROOM & CHEMICAL SUPPLIES Economics Department Willis," said Lee, "had their maliciously," Game! added, schedule is final," Anthrop faculty, including Marvin schedules changed." ' it is most threatening. The wrote. FROM AMATEUR TO PROFESSIONAL Lee, Donald Garnet and "It's a vendetta now ex- schedules are the working "I am not as interested in SPECIAL FILM PRICES Martin Davis, have in- tended to scheduling," Lee conditions that have the my specific schedule," said ACCESSORIES dicated disapproval of their charged. most impact on faculty Lee, "as I am in the prin- class schedules for next Anthrop denied the vote members." ciple." semester, drafted by acting had an effect on his Lee said, "Either it is a Lee said it is the obligation department chairman, scheduling and called Lee's vendetta extended against of the "academic com- Donald Anthrop. charge, "absolutely false." the faculty in the department munity" to resolve the FREE student discounts Lee called next semester's Anthrop said the schedule that have opposed the firings problem, to insure that scheduling "the most was prepared during the and Willis or it shows the administrators "do not NAME threatening thing that has week of the election, and incompetence of the violate the sanctity of happened in the department distributed to faculty chairman to handle academic freedom." ADDRESS in the past 13 years." members on Oct. 3the scheduling." "The most important thing He added he has requested same day the votes were "I deny I'm incompetent," in the world," said Lee, "Is SCHOOL that the United Professor's counted. Anthrop said. what you do in your work. If of California (UPC) and the Martin Davis, scheduled to "I don't know everything I you do not have any input CAMERA OWNED SIGNATURE into your work schedule, it is Academic Senate confer Dr. Don Anthrop teach five 8 a.m. or 8:30 a.m. need to know about the FREE 40S. FIRST PHONE with President John Bunzel classes next semester, said department," admitted totally demoralizing." PARKING SAN JOSE 279- 168 1 to discuss the professor's productive to the stated he is filing a grievance in Anthrop, "but I don't believe the dean (James Sawrey) if working conditions for next objectives" to reduce con- department to complain 'ii 'acre.., of Energy - No. 1 ol a . env, a semester. flict in the department, as about those working con- would have appointed me in Department chairmen stated by Bunzel. ditions. the first place, if he thought! have final authority in "My responsibility," said In a letter to Anthrop dated was incompetent." deciding when faculty Anthrop, "is to schedule Oct. 6, Davis said the In appealing to Anthrop to If it ram' ed all the time, members will teach specific classes in accordance with scheduling was "an act of revise the schedules last classes. when students feel like bureaucratic harassment." week, Lee said he was The scheduling, according taking themnot when Davis, a Marxist repeatedly denied the op- electricity would be cheaper. to Garnet, "has done an teachers want to teach economist, has been portunity to change the adequate job of ruffling a lot them." dismissed by the university scheduling. of feathers," in the depart- Lee said a departmental and will not be teaching here In a letter received ment. vote of confidence two weeks after June. Wednesday from Anthrop, PG&E enm, "A whole slew of Lee was told his request for a iit primary energ±. "If the university's ob- ago, in which the faculty people gas. natural steam I geothermal i. jective is to achieve quality voted 9-8 to support Dr. had schedules that were schedule change was denied. nuclear fuel and billing water education," Garnet said, James Willis as chairman unacceptable. Whether it "I cannot accommodate , hydro power i to turn turbo- generators which produce (he "that's not the way to do it." next semester, may have was a lack of understanding your request for a schedule electricity or its interconnected Garnet said the scheduling had an effect on Anthrop's or experience or whether it change," Anthrop said in the network system. They are changes are "counter- scheduling decisions. was done maliciously, I don't letter. lor maximum et 1 iciency to generate power at the lowest possible cost Ti, harness ccater sir power. we have built one ol the nation's grimiest In.droelectric systems fit -average- min and snowfall Two sought in S.U. theft years. hydro nu with, about 311". ul our electric energy. The force of falling water makes thi Police are looking for two James, University Police cafeteria workers did not was armed, James said. wheels go 'round In the gener- detain or search the suspects The suspects originally ating plants. men in connection with the administrative officer. Hydro generation neither theft of $310.50 from the S.U. The suspects escaped after for additional money. came into the cafeteria coniammites nor consumes its cafeteria safe Thursday giving $68 in rolled coins to James said the workers let kitchen asking for jobs, waler itsilt Ii is returned I,, Itl. N afternoon, said Larry two food service receivers the suspects escape because James said. 1111411111111,0,,i .1141.1111111. ' r who chased them four blocks they thought the $68 was all While one suspect talked Building II through the campus and the suspects had taken. with Aguiar, the other got tics safe which adjoins cconorics' to back yards of off-campus The workers also feared into the cost Sparian Daily homes. that one suspect, who kept the food service manager's te.154,11 tt t.111 Serving the San Jose State his hand behind his back, office. recent ini 1.1..11 It ' University Community I hi. Mil Since 193e Ralph E. Cowgill and Charles Black chased the Second class postage paid at San Jose, California Member of suspects from the cafeteria dNe Diversity: Other California Newspaper Publishers kitchen when Bonnie Aguiar, Association and the Associated sources of energy Press. Published daily by San Jose food service supervisor, A 11111111 F1111 crrUdiiiaxvi@Ayi State University. except Saturday. spotted the empty safe. SARUM Sunday and Monday, during the ii ill arid na of.il gas h.ice 11101 llllllll college year. The opinions ex The susperts ran to 10th become more prominent lit sir pressed herein are not necessarily and San Antonio energy mix in recent years Students. streets, then those of the Associated because nearly all econOrracally the College Administration Or the northeast through several Acceptable hydro sites have been Department of Journalism and back yards. Advertising. Subscriptions ac 12 A MIRROR FOR OBSERVERS dc-xi-loped. But the costs ol thcse ceptecl only on a remainder of Cowgill and Black found by Edgar Pangborn lossil fuels have been sky- semester basis, Full academic the winded suspects behind a The winner of the International rocketing. In lust 5 years. the Year. S9 each. Semester. 14.50. Of Fantasy Award is a shocker prices Ion gas have More than campus price per copy, 10 cents building on San Fernando about an age-old battle doubled and the cost per barrel Phone 277,3111. Advertising 277 between extra. Street near 11th Street, terrestrial .4 low-sulfur fuel nil has 3171 Press of Fricke Park . forces said. that threaten the quintupled. All but IWO of the Fremont. James extinction of the PG&E electric rate increases Although Black was armed human race, requested in the past five years "Wonderful " with a large stick,' the -NV. Times were Molise these higher fuel costs. '13 BILL. THE The alternative to oil ancl GALACTIC HERO which are getting More scarce Associated Students Position by Harry Harrison and more costly. is Uranium. lively never heconie 1.. laded with adequate energy and A maim work at Nuclear power plants can pro- pOWat. It itl,..tri*. large-scale 011111711.1 1.11 11s, but reliable service at the lowest Athletic Board: one student -at-large position science fiction in which duce electricity at half the cost only about 4"..ol our Lai...tome,' research continues possible cost. And for our part. a bumbling young man of of a new oil -fired plant. Our WA, needs. Its most optimistic poten- The demand tor electricity we intend to do tam that Affirms *legibility of every enrolling athlete; confirms the future becomes the nuclear units at Diablo Canyon tial would supply only about Pr., continues to grow. partly For your pan, we hope you scheduling of athletic events to determine whether conflicts toast of ihe Galaxy in it of intermit or conscience might arise; consults in appoint- dazzling satirical saga vi will save our having to buy 24 Coal one day may be our sixth because tropulation itself con - will continue your ellorts to con- ments and separations of professional Athletic Department misadventure and exile million barrels of expensi Ye source of primary energy. We Unites to gross'. In 1074 alone. serve energy It is too precious personnel; approves the Athletic Program Budget; examines imported od a year. are in the process Cl acquiring about 100.000 More people were Iii wattle. and reports yearly on the activities of the Athletic Depart- These are the good reasons reserves in Utah. added to PG&E's service area. ment; hears grievances related to the Athletic Program or why PG&E: and other utility Recent developments in solar Energy conservation efforts BORN Department; approves all trips and events requiring special 14 ULTIMATE WORLD 16 THE SPACE systems. al home and abroad. power shrAv interesting promise. must continue. but conservation funding, and by Hugo Gernsback by E. C. Tubb activities not a part of the regular Athletic are budding nuclear plants. hut Its use as a maga S01.11,1, efforts alone will not eliminate Program. 15 CITY UNDER THE SEA 97 THE HUMANOIDS PG&E rmerates The Geysers. HI best, many years away. Tidal our need to amid ahead today Buttner by Jack Williamson IN3kotE Contact A.S. Personnel Office, Pamela Wade, A.S by Kenneth the nation's only geothermal and wind power are still in for your tomOrrow. power plant. Although a rela limited developmenr. and may Its 'oh to keep you pro- Offices, 3rd level, Student Union or call 277-320( kEach $1.95 Equinox Editions/ published by AVIAN Pay. 4 October 14, 1975 Raitt concert Monkees swing at DeAnza

By Keith Muraoka People laughed when they sparse crowd, heard the Monkees were Spartan Daill:b returning on a concert tour. But no one was laughing at them a decade agoor last Saturday night at the Flint sultry music Center for that matter. The Monkees swept in to teenyboppers' hearts in 1965 By Sydnie A. Wanton -searching for the heart of with a popular television arts By the end of Bonnie Saturday night" "the dark show and a series of hit Raitt's Sunday night set, warm narcotic American records. Surprisingly, the played to a one-third night," and of lonely people capacity crowd was not all capacity crowd at the San in crowded cities. teenyboppers at Saturday's Jose Civic Auditorium, the Raitt and her band had the event. follow with a heart-warming older Dolenz and Jones look grown up, but they're still audience was dancing in the evening's mood completely Two original members rendition of his own. Their the same as they did at their the Monkees and the crowd aisles. changed by the time she The Monkees were contrast in style and song debut. The Monkees have will vouch for that. "And I thought San Jose began her third song, "( You represented by two of their worked to perfection. was going to be straight!" Got to) Love Me Like a original members Micky The crowd appeared Raitt said, laughing. Man." Dolenz and Davey Jones. hypnotized in silent ad- GASOLINE MOTOR OIL The mediocre warm-up Songwriters Tommy Boyce Her voice ranged from miration when Jones per- provided by Torn Waits and Bobby Hart who wrote deep, sultry moans to high, formed "I Wanna Be Free" almost lulled the audience many of the Monkees hite, clear notes within the same and "Daydream Believer." SPARTAN into a stupor before Raitt song. She backed herself filled in admirably for the appeared to heat things up. with a bluesy guitar riff or two departed Monkees, Midway through the show, STATIONS Waits' material would have danced around the stage. Peter Tork and Mike Boyce and Hart performed been fascinating if more had Raitt may be the rein- Nesmith. an excellent medley of their YOUR GASOLINE SERVICE been audible. 60s hits. These carnation of Janis Joplin, or 'rhe crowd was sky high included: CENTER. UNSURPASSED Unfortunately, part of his "Come A Little the Great White Hope of Ella for the group as shouts of Bit Closer," IN QUALITY AND PRICE act is impersonating a 1950's "Pretty Little FitzgeraldDinah Washi- "hey, hey we're the Angel Eyes," 7th & Phelan 10th & Taylor beatnik, complete with ever- and "Hurt So Bad." ngton fans. Whatever the Monkees," were in- 245 Keyes 4th & Williams present cigarette and raspy, Despite being 10 role, Raitt fills it. terspersed throughout the years slurred voice. show. These impeded his speech "You Got to Know How" so badly that one had to was a crowd-pleasera Ray Laskowitz The four headliners didn't strain to catch the lyrics of sexy, raunchy, low-down Bonnie Raitt at Sunday's Civic Auditorium concert. disappoint the audience as his rambling, moody pieces. women's lib song written by they opened with the theme What lyrics managed to 70-year-old Sippie Wallace. Has No Pride." stage, dancing, clapping and from The Monkees television Before sneak past his goatee were "You got to take your Here the band stood back calling requests. show. "Last Train to you spend $20 great, evoking the at- time, you know it ain't no and let her voice fill the Tom Waits wandered back Clarksville," their biggest for mosphere of urban America crime if you last all night," is auditorium with emotion. as well with a can of Miller hit, followed and that got the an imitation, check and the cult of the car, the a lyric typical of this song The show ended with a jam High Life in his coat pocket) crowd to its feet. freeway, and the greasy all- extolling the worth of a man when she brought on Merle as the auditorium shook out the real thing. night diner. who really knows how to Saunders, who played from the stomping and The foursome were backed A pair of Roots* costs more than $20. His songs used please a woman. keyboards on Raitt's "Give yelling crowd. Pungent up throughout their per- But even $20 isn't chicken----. So before you spend it on a pair of civilization's trappings as Raitt knows how to back It Up" album. By this time smoke in the air indicated formance by four other shoes that seem almost as good as Roots, chew on this. the symbols for emotions. off and sing one slowly, too, most of the audience was San Jose was anything but musicians. Dolenz The Roots sole will outwear any of the imitations, because the Roots Waits sang mostly of as she showed with "Love standing at the foot of the straight. sometimes helped out on the sole is compounded of real rubber and the imitations aren't. drums, Boyce on the guitar, Roots are made of top-grain Canadian leather. and lined with Hart played the organ and top grain leather too. Jones stuck to his famous The "cheapos" use less expensive grades that look O.K. in the store Mingus, Carter tambourine. but won't stand up like your Roots will. Too much talk And Roots are sold only in Roots stores which means you'll be fit The only flaw of their correctly, treated nicely, and welcomed back. performance was too much If you're into a 3-month fad you may still want to save the difference. bass work tops talking and not enough But if you're making an investment in comfort, good looks and long singing. Dolenz repeatedly wear, you're not going to be happy with demonstrated his acting anything less than the real thing. Manley minute solo version of ./ir. kind to fret TI tuu Wane By Ray ability a la Alice Cooper and little unusual, but -Willow Weep for Me." It is a Elton John. At one point he most of the important and He twisted "Willow" from came out shirt-less, sporting interesting work in jazz its pure ballad form to a funk a pointed hat and blue beads

today is being done by bass tune and then back again. when he sang "I'm Not Your players. His arco ( playing with the Steppin' Stone." Two albums just released bowl technique was ex- by Charles Mingus and a San cellent. He used long Although his dialogue Franscisco engagement of glissandos and bends to dragged, Dolenz could do no Ron Carter demonstrate this make the instrument sing. wrongat least according to point. Carter is one of the most the crowd. When he told At Keystone Korner last in-demand bass players in them to scream, they screamed. week, Carter performed like the jazz world today. He Palo Alio faX) UtuversayAvenue - (41513260784 few other bass players would appears on almost every CTI Berkeley- 2431 Durant Avenue (half. block Oldies but goodies lAitea of Telegraph) - (4151841 732') dare. jazz album, backing up =iii.a..... San Francisco -1428 Polk Street - (4151928 2311 Dolenz repeatedly got the r- Carter fronted his group like notables like Freddie crowd excited with popular a trumpet or saxophone Hubbard. hits like "She" and "I'm A player. In fact he had But not so constantly in the Reliever." Jones would another bass player backing picture is Charles Mingus. him up along with piano and Mingus has drifted in and out drums. of the jazz spotlight through He turned the bass into a the years. totally solo instrument. And His latest recording effort, in Carter's hands, the however, seems to be a real treatment is well deserved. attempt to establish his His group weaved through sounds once again. jazz ranging from totally "Changes One" and improvised, to structured in "Changes Two" are his two a Spanish motif. new albums, released at the It Sounds Carter did it all. same time. He played the pants off a On the albums, Mingus Jazz bass player Charles Mingus blues tune and then did a 15- adds to the dozens of tribute: to Duke Ellington jazz Incredible HAIR REMOVED musicians have been making PERMANENTLY 'Mail process pieces' since Ellington's death. "Duke Ellington's Sound BUT EVELYN WOOD GRADUATES CAN READ 6 of Love" is Mingus' con- tribution to this jazz trend. FACIAL NAIR THE EXORCIST IN 58 MINUTES FURROWS get campus showing On "Changes One" there is a L105. *.5M5 & UNDERARMS 17-minute instrumental A new exhibit of mail version and on "Changes byll-inch pieces of paper Al That Speed, The 403 Pages Come Across process pieces is on display drawn, written or stenciled Two" there is a shorter vocal With More Impact Than The Movie in the Union Gallery. on by the artists. Then, these arrangement of the tune. DARLENE M. MILLER These Mingus, who played 292-8444 works, also call pieces are mailed to other "correspondence art" are artists and galleries. briefly with Ellington, wrote DOWNTOWN 247 N. 311 the Ellington tribute in a This show features the You can do it. too. So far over 550,00) tee, people have done People who thing-- the place to learn more about soma free speed reading lesson style similar to Ellington's. have different jobs, dineeent 10a, dineient interests, different educations hew This Is the same course President Kennedy had his Joint Chiefs of Stiff take. work of Pat Tavenner, along completed the course Our graduates are people from all walks of life. Thai It is the best tribute so far The staff of Prescient Nixon completed this courae in June 1970. The same one PRE-LAW STUDENTS people hive all taken course developed by Eyelyn Wood, e prominent with art which she has Senetors and Congresamen he,. token. Register NOW for December or February LSAT Review Course recorded. educator Practically allot them at least tripled their reeding speed with equal or compiled by others. better comprehension. Most heve increased it even more COO. to a Mini -Lesson end find out It is free to you and you will leave with a Mingus has said he feels a Think for moment what that means All ot them- !yen the slowest- noe, reed better understanding of why it work. One thing that might bother you about MAXIMIZE YOUR LSAT SCORE Although correspondence to meows novel in less than tio hours They 'Ole an entire 1111100 of Time or Tow remilD9 Wed is that sornwna might find out how slow it U. The song's title should be im- Newsweek in 36 minutes. They don't skip or skim They read miry word They Instructors at the Evelyn Wood Reeding Dynamics Free Speed Reeding lesion inorthion Is-. ii, used Nuccessfully tIll art is not new, it will be the portant. And the "Changes use no machines. !named, they let the materiel they're reading data/MIne how will IM you keep VOW secret. Its !nit we practice the first step to iinwoved tl, Its I .,111,,11.1 Is I al& Students 1 :lupin in first exhibit in the Union fur they read. And mark this well they actually understand more, remember reading at. Mini Lemon end we will increase your reading speed on the mot, but One" tune, more, and enjoy more then when they read slowly That's right? the revolts will remein your secret Pin to 1., ,, , lidt sr, GM $95. Gallery. "Remember Tee, attend a free WIWI...mon end lemn Rockefeller at Attica." understand more They remember more They crop mrse You can do the wne them s is possible to read 345 times fest.., with compareble comprehension Course for DECEMBER 6 LSAT Starts November 19 These pieces will be on demonstrates this point. Course for February 7 LSAT Saris January 21 exhibit through Nov. 7. The For complete information call (415) 433-5805 Union Gallery is located in The album's liner notes ,r Writ e: 235 Montgomery Street, Suite 1050 the upper level of the Student quote Mingus as saying he You'll increase your reading speed San Francisco, 94104 Union. nraned the tune so people would remember that Nelson 50 to 100% on the spot! Rockefeller shopped the Attica prisoner's strike by Today and Tomorrow Associated Students Positions killing when it could have been easily quelled by at 4:00 pm and 8:00 pm in San Jose at Howard Judiciary Committee Recreation Board cutting off the prisoner's food supply. on North First Street and in Palo Alto Two student -at-large positions Two student-at -large positions Johnsons To recreation program for all The sidemen on the Hears all complaints concerning alleged present a and students of SJSU. Mingus are also at Rickey's Hyatt House on El Camino. violations of college and/or Al. rules and staff albums ,egulations. (Does not satisfy recreation department worth mentioning. Jack hours requirement) Walrath, a San Francisco trumpeter, puts in some Contact A.S. Personnel Officer, Pamela Wade, A.S. Offices, .?rd level, Student good work along with pianist I 'num or call '7 7-320/. I)on Pullen. EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS

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By Keith Muraoka cording to Barozzi, included: available services will help two memos to his office Progress reports housing code enforcement, us determine what we need reminding him of the housing and commercial zoning, married students and already have." meeting. services were heard housing, plans for improving Some discussion centered Joan Corsiglia, head of the Thursday in a joint com- houses and an inventory on around Dr. Burton Brazil, steering committee task munity and university student housing. executive vice-president and forces, said, "I'm disap- steering committee meeting. "The possibility of forming administrative represent- pointed that he didn't come, The heads of the steering a buyers group of semi- ative, being absent. but I'm still optimistic that committee task forces met wealthy alumni who buy up Colleen Culligan, A.S. he will" attend future for the third time, discussing bad housing, fix it up and treasurer said she had sent meetings. problems and solutions for then rent it was also the campus and community. discussed," reported No concrete problems Barozzi. Garrett M. Mock have yet been selected for Barozzi explained they study by the individual task plan to hold at least one more FOR ALL YOUR forces. They are currently in meeting to identify housing INSURANCE NEEDS' the process of identifying all problems. San lose Agency the problems. Rich Thawley, A.S. vice- 915 North Bascom Avenue Louie Barozzi, president of president and commercial San lose, California 95128 the Campus Community establishment task force Ofl.ce 248-3235 Improvement Association, head, reported his com- Residence 259 3683 reported the housing task mittee has been working on force is trying to identify all listing all the services the housing concerns in the available in the community. Prudential community. "We're moving well," he Issues discussed, ac- said. "listing all the

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handled by counseling services $1.00 By Jeanie Schultz plained. Taiwan, majoring in remove an -incomplete" "HARRYOONTO" Students who lack a plan of The Administration 201 technical fields, with from his record within a attack for getting through office covers the academic business management and calendar year. the university bureaucracy and administrative spec- engineering leading the and out with a degree can get trum and foreign students, career list, according to help at the Counseling Newman said. Newman. Center, said Dr. David Both centers are geared to Incoming students just out Newman, director of see students immediately of high school are "ill- Trade one tough summer counseling services. and' handle problems prepared for the university "Some students are so quickly, he said. environment," Newman bewildered by the mess they Newman divides his said. encounter when they come to counseling time between The social atmosphere is for two great years. campus they really need both locations. different and students get someone to sit di,wn and help "Most students who come lonely or bogged down in them straighten it out," in Ito Administration 2011 academic loads they haven't The Army ROTC Basic Camp. Its tough lx' earning an extra SIO0 a month, up to ten Newman said. have problems with the been taught to handle. They "Students spend $72 a university," Newman said. also become discouraged because you'll be making up for the entire first two months a year. And you'll also lx' tarning an officers semester for student ser- Grades, disqualifications or over career choices, years of the Army ROTC Four-Year Program. 'Rvo commission while you're earning your college vices they should be using," finances are some of these Newman said. years in only six weeks. cli 'give. out. As an problems, he added. "Prescriptions aren't laid he pointed During this time, while we're tot 'Owning II you're transferring from junior college. example of the services, Administrative problems out for happy careers here," Newman said career testing aren't that unusual, but can Newman said. "But we can up your body a little, we'll be even tot 12,1)ei ott virtu- it I( title Other ret.ttiorl take the first can be arranged "very be very frustrating, provide information and mind. By asking you to complete a « ii iii 'iii rated ears 01 RO-11:. look into the Army ROTC quickly" and the results Newman said. guidance that will help the course of study covering all the topics yin' missed. IN\ 1, Yi.ar Program. gone over by a counselor and "Some students come in student to plan." But when you return to the student. very distraught over ad- The "administrative F" college in the fall, . \row RO.I.C. Ihe more you Iiiok at it. Career planning, coun- ministrative procedure," he has been a special problem you can look forward to two pretty gnat years. the beoci IIlooks. seling and financial aid are said. As an example, to many students and some of the services offered Newman said, foreign Newman said he definitely at the counseling office in students sometimes lack the believes it should be Administration 201. language skills to fully un- eliminated. 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Page 6, October 14. 1975 ...... pe There IS a Fourth quarter spurt leads gridders dal fererice!!! pot RARE FOR 5,i 35 seals of norm. MCAT and ..... By Nick Nasch LONG BEACHFor three DAT Small classes Spartan Daily quarters of last Saturday's LSAT VOIWAMOUS football game with CU Long dude nolehals GRE Beach the Spartans had to be Coyotes that It wondering what they were ATGSB ooslonlir ockolec doing wrong. SJSU's defense had held OCAT ond lot ssr 49er Herb Lusk, the nation's or supplemonlirs CPAT maleria1s third leading rusher who had scored four touchdowns in sports FLEX Make ups lor each of his last two games, to ECFMG m.s,ed 62 yards in 19 carries. But SJSU trailed 7-6. NAT'L MED BDS The Spartans' persistence SAT-VAT paid off as they scored 24 Spartan coach Darryl He snuck up the middle for fensive plays. 25 Taylor Street points in the fourth quarter Rogers instructed his team the touchdown behind the The first half was a Sao Francisco: Ca. 9110: to defeat Long Beach, 30-7. to try to set up a return on blocking of center Pat defensive struggle, with (4 15 )5,,A SJSU took the lead, 13-7, the punt rather than rushing Markey and guards Randy Long Beach leading 7-6 at the one minute into the fourth the punter. Berglund and Tim Toews. break, SJSU's points coming quarter on a 42-yard touch- Rogers never made a Ferguson was not suprised on field goals by Lou down pass from quarterback better move. by his interception. Rodriguez, each from 38 Roger Proffitt to tight end Spartan Gary Maddocks "I know I was going to get yards out. Dan Prager. fielded the punt on his 16- one," he said. Rodriguez added a 23- scampered yarder in the fourth period Prager sets record yard line and "They were trying to set us right sideline for an as well. It was Prager's 11th touch- down the up for the long pass," was putting down catch as a Spartan, 84-yard touchdown, Ferguson's explanation for 20-7. breaking the old record of 10 SJSU ahead Long Beach's success at 1959- that particular held by Mack Burton ( "We had completing short passes. 1961). return (return right) on, on BICENTENNIAL But Long Beach came that play," Rogers said But the 49ers longest pass back on its ensuing afterward. play was for 22 yards and it possession, driving down to "It was a fine effort by the was more of an individual SPECIAL the San Jose 11-yard line. individual (Maddocks)," effort by receiver Stanford regular S1.59 order Here 1.usk fumbled the Rogers added. Brewer than a matter of ball as he tried to run "My leg cramped up at the beating the Spartans deep. going," Fish 'n' Chips through the right side of the 40, but I just kept on Ferguson was a busy man return. Spartan line where Fred Maddocks said of the against the run as well. Ford and Kim Bokamper Maddocks said he couldn't play. recall every block that was "A lot of times he ( Lusk) 29 The ball squirted, as if on a thrown for him, but did a came right at me. I was IMonSat after 3 pm center snap for a punt, into block by James Ferguson as containing first then trying the SJSU defensive secon- one that he did remember. to come in for the tackle." We have hamburgers, chicken and prawns, too. dary where strong safety Joe On Long Beach's first play Ferguson leads way Glaspie recovered it. after the kick-off, Ferguson Ferguson made the tackle EAT IT HERE CONVENIENT Last threat again made a big play. often as he led SJSU's TAKEOUT Dave Whaley This was the 49ers' last Interception return at First & Santa Clara defenders with 19 tackles, 11 FOR scoring threat. He intercepted a Joe Downtown San Jose SJSU of them solo stops. Long Beach failed to Paopao pass at the Long 293-9927 STADIUM EVENTS register a first down on its Beach 39 and came one-yard He had alot of help as the at Tenth & Keyes Defensive lineman Wilson Faumuina (right) and cornerback James Ferguson take a breath- next possession, Glaspie short of returning it for a Spartan defense was on the 294-6066 er against Cal. iktiO breaking up a third-down touchdown. field for 82 Long Beach of- pass play, and the 49ers had Proffitt did score, putting fensive plays, while SJSU to punt from their 43. SJSU ahead 27-7. only had the ball for 50 of- -..icotiatO Nisi! 'n' (!hip

Held to 73 yards in 19 carries 41.'111 irIs W ossolisn essallsrlin Spartan defense stops 49er's Lusk .4:111:8910, Nick Nasch "That I.usk is tough. I hit tackles in the game, credited defensive tackle Wilson In an effort to negate the I%soetated Students Invites You to LONG BEACHStop Herb him with my best shot and he fellow linebacker Carl Ekern Fa umuina SJSU defensive line, Long Lusk. didn't seem to notice," said for his play. "They were folding with Beach took to the air with Spartans Spartan linebacker James "Carl called alot of their short passes before the That's what the the guard coming at me and OPEN Come and had to do to win last Hawkins. plays right before they the tackle going inside," Spartans could get to 49er talk with Saturday's game with CSU Long Beach often ran at happened," he said. Faumuina said. quarterback Joe Paopao. John Rico, was making Ekern was often right as A.S. President Long Beach. And that's what Hawkins who But that didn't work either HOUSE and other A.S. they did in the 30-7 win. his first start of the season, he made 18 tackles in the Running stopped as Ferguson's interception, representatives. game, 10 of them by himself. Faumuina thwarted Long Lusk came into the game replacing Rick Booth who setting up SJSU's second Wednesday, Oct. 15 as the nation's third leading was injured the week before Cornerback James Beach's efforts, and the touchdown within 59 seconds 9am - 5pm Student Union rusher. SJSU was ranked in the UC Berkeley game. Ferguson led the Spartan 49ers began to run away in the fourth quarter, put the sixth in the nation in rushing "I felt good. I got a lot of defense with 19 tackles, 11 of from him toward Hawkins' game away. defense. help from Fred Ford and them solos. side. Something had to give. It Kim Bokamper." Long Beach ran many of "All that concerns us is was I,usk. "We knew they were going its plays behind offensive But there was not much that we won. We don't key on tackle Russ Bollinger, its more room there as one man," Bokamper said. He ended up with 73 yards to run right at me 'cause I Find out more about A.S. Pick up infor- in 19 carries, and his longest was new," Hawkins said. best blocker, who was Bokamper and Ford stopped But stopping Lusk had sponsored organizations and mation on run was only 13 yards. Hawkins, who made 10 matched up with SJSU the rush. help. A.S. eye and programs (i.e., legal counseling, dental and A.S. Program Board). health care SJSU bowlers steam roll opposition plans.

By Tom Stienstra put on the steamroller act I've ever had by far," coach averaged 194. top tourney score. Ketterling The SJSU bowling squad Saturday and Sunday, Pat Wiley said. "They all did All bowlers rolled 12 had a 244. flattening five competing quite well considering the games in the two-day span. The women scores were schools to win the De Anza lane conditions weren't The second place team not available. 1CAMERA ONE Mixed Invitational at conducive to high scores." was comprised of Bill De Anza College and UC- 166 S. Forst St. 294-3800 Homestead Lanes. Wiley said the lanes were King, Bob Wheat, Don Davis place third and fourth, Across from Original Joes SJSU entered three five- "fast," a condition which Ketterling, Judy Gossett and respectively. Scott Plotkin, State Lie, Wed. only person squads and locked up makes it difficult to hook the Pat Bossier. First place Malcolm McDowell College and University first, second and fifth places. ball. Ketterling rolled a 200 SJSU also took a firmer Lobbyist, will speak and In addition, the SJSU men's Kovach posted a 199 average to lead the tour- grasp on first place in the average to lead the first nament. King, who has a 185 men's Invitational League, before A.S. Council at The Paper Chase squad moved into first place in Invitational team com- place squad. John Stoops average, bowled a 246 for the comprised of eight 3 pm. I SunS F petition at the same time. California colleges. The Grapes of Wrath The team of Ted Kovach, The men's team totaled 72 A.S. ,ind Ron Schuler, Claire Glieden of a possible 96 points to Viva Booters meet Stanford Zapata and John and Dianne Stoops outdistance its nearest Student STUDENTS $1.50 captured first place. competitor. Santa Clara Refreshments will Government "This is the strongest team University. The Broncos be served. Offices as league play begins have collected 58 points. "The only reason they're that close is because we The SJSU soccer team will begin league play with a game haven't bowled them yet," at 8 p.m. tonight against Stanford University at Spartan coach Wiley said. Stadium. The booters take a 4-3-1 NCAA mark and 4-3-4 slate overall into West Coast Intercollegiate Soccer Conference (WCISC) play. DO NOT The WCISC is made of SJSU, Stanford, UC Berkeley, Santa THE 7th ANNUAL ALL-CAMPUS GAMES TOURNEY Clara University, University of San Francisco, and University of the Pacific. Last year, SJSU defeated the Cardinals, 1-0 and they will be facing basically the same team this year. Stanford plays an agressive game where the team sits back clots on defense and waits for scoring opportunities. Coach Julie Menendez said this is fine with him. TURN "We'll go out and gets couple of goals and let them sit back and keep playing defense." Chess A SENIOR Table Soccer ,o Precision haircuttingl Men's Et Women's Bowling WITHOUT ORDERING li1Permanent Waving Men's Et Women's Pocket Billiards YOUR CLASS RING for men & women Men's Er Women's Table Tennis PAT SOLON RINGS by Kathy Beginning Friday, Oct. 24th. Entry fee $2.50 per event. represent SJSU at the ACU-I Regional Games Tourney (at Fresno State) Oct. 14 Et 15 9:30-4:00 & Michael Win a trophy & (IN:1RM S 24 at 2:30pm Trained by Yosh First eventFriday, October ,filpottan (Men's & Women's Bowling-Qualifying) in San Francisco Information & Signups at the Desk STUDENT UNION GAMES AREA 277-3226 rrISO4954117005.9-0.9.-.1.2. (.) tot), 14 19 P., ['dill' / Spartan booters take sixth in Washington tournament

By Dennis Wynne The booters had to come attempts while SJSU could The two Perez goals were The SJSU soccer team won from a 3-0 deficit to gain a tie only connect on four shots, more than enough with one, tied one and lost one in with Seattle and did so by putting them in the loser's Ovadia Misrahi, Jim Fox, the University of Washington scoring three second half bracket against Washington Jerry Bevans and goalie Tournament and came away goals after trailing 3-1 at State. Paul Coffee turning in fine with a sixth place finish last halftime. defensive performances. weekend in Seattle. Jim Minunack and Scott SJSU dominated The squad opened the Stisser each had a goal in the SJSU dominated the game Menendez said the SMU tournament with a 4-4 tie game to go with Perez's two. against the Cougars, out- game could have gone either against Seattle Pacific "We could have won that shooting them 30-5. way. Both SJSU and the University on Thursday, game," said Coach Julie "We had a lot of shots," Mustangs had nine shots, but beat Washington State Menendez. He cited a missed said Menendez, "but we the artificial turf, something University, 2-0 Friday, and penalty kick as the dif- should have had more SJSU is not used to, bothered lost to Southern Methodist ference between a win and a goals." the Spartans. University, 2-0 on Saturday. tie. Easy Perez led the booters Another missed penalty in the tournament, scoring kick cost the booters a four of SJSU's six goals. chance to advance into the Perez tallied two scores in winners bracket. the Seattle game and con- Because SJSU and Seattle SKI SWAP tributed both of the Spartans tied, the two teams had to go scores against the Cougars. to penalty kicks to decide The freshman forward has 11 which team would advance. SJSU volleyball players undergo isometric exercises for leg strengthening. goals this year. Seattle made all five of its Volleyball squad eyes crown LOW COST By Pablo Roza! Ward. but is receiving a strong corp able to score many points off "Nobody is going to touch "We will probably take no of women from last year's our offensive blocks," said us," said Jane Ward, coach better than fourth in the NCIAC junior varsity Ward. Auto of the SJSU women's varsity regionals I which include all champs. The varsity volleyball volleyball squad in an early of California and Hawaii). "We are definitely a team is season evaluation. The top three qualifiers are harder offensive team with fresh off a practice Insurance opener victory The defending Northern automatically invited and good blocking height. We over Davis last Tuesday in which California Intercollegiate two at-large teams will be have two girls over six feet they won in for Saturday, October 18, 1975, 8 am 6 pm. chosen," said Ward. tall," two straight sets. College Students Athletic Conference Ward said. - Women's Dance Room, SJSU. iNCIAC) champions also Two returning "Our passing and defense The squad's next match is 289-8681 - 250 admission, 50d for exhibitors. anticipate a berth in the Ward has only two is a little weak at this stage on Oct. 14 against Berkeley - Equipment may be brought to the Student national finals, according to returning varsity starters but otherwise we should be there. CAMPUS INSURANCE Council Chambers in the SJSU Studnet Uniun, Monday, Oct. 13 through Friday, Oct. 17 between SAN JOSE 12 and 6 pm. Rough play halts game Area ski shops 404-S-3rd St. (2nd floor, 3rd represented. Sponsored by the SJSU Ski Club. & San Salvador)

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Continued from Page 1 hotel's Post Street entrance By Keith Muraoka university and the city. "Anchors Away" burst The people on both sides of and spectators pressed Mayor Janet Gray Hayes "This is a part of our from the loudspeakers as the the street began briskly together to see the royal pair pushed a switch and the continuing renaissance of emperor and empress waving small American and walk from the St. Francis water slowly began downtown San Jose," said embarked on their 12th day Japanese flags as soon as the Hotel into their car. revolving amid the slight Hayes in her dedication of their United States tour. caravan appeared. But again, the attempts of hum of machinery. The speech. "We know it will ARTISTS Several thousand people But the limousine carrying those gathered to view small sound was soon serve as a catalyst for lined both sides of Post the emperor and empress royalty were foiled by in- smothered by cascades of commercial, residential and Street near the Japan Center cruised just slowly enough to credibly tight security water, seemingly flowing retail development." OILS down from every direction Friday morning but many allow the Secret Servicemen precautions. Hayes explained that the from the huge multi-level were disappointed when the walking rapidly alongside to While the crowd was Paseo is a symbol of fountain at the Paseo de San emperor's motorcade swept keep up. In seconds, Hirohito waiting for Hirohito to ap- progress, but the downtown Antonio. by rapidly with Hirohito and was gone. pear at the hotel entrance renaissance is a continuing Approximately 300 persons Empress Nagako remaining Car rushed by and step into his limousine, process. 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Many of the spectators the caravan suddenly surged braved threatening clouds, seated in their "We've come a long way, One white-haired said they didn't see the forward and sped toward the to watch the dedication baby, but we still have a long Artist Japanese woman said she Emperor because the car airport. ceremonies of the new mall. way to go," she added. looked forward to seeing was going too fast, Hirohito The same words, "Did you The crowd cheered and there was a slight rush Oils Hirohito because, "We could was facing the other side of see him?" were asked over Ted Tedesco, city towards the fountain to take never look up" when the the street or it was too dark and over by the spectators manager and master of Studio in the breath-taking sight. emperor passed in Japan. inside the limousine. until it was pretty well ceremonies, explained that The Paseo de San Antonio tubes "But this is America," she "We came 100 miles" to determined that no one saw future expansion of the is a $3 million, three-block said. see Hirohito, said an elderly the emperor get in the car. Paseo would eventually long walkway extending Considered divine Japanese-American man One perplexed older connect it to the university. Hundreds of first- who said he had come in a woman was telling a from Market to Third generation Japanese-Am- bus from Lodi. policeman she was sure the streets, where the San "There will be a con- 20% ericans stood or sat along the He said Hirohito wasn't emperor didn't come out of Antonio street used to be. tinuous link between the off regular price street to see the man who even looking in his direction the hotel. It is intended to encourage university and the city itself . Als ., EVvAELNLsE cY preAel ,,R 0 EBN,TvEDR. as divine when the limousine passed "I was standing right here Rita NorthroP new development in the in a physical sense," 951 was regarded S"2417OIC)ALIF before World War II. by and that the trip to San in front of the door," she A crowd gathered at the dedication of the Paseo de San central core area, as well as Tedesco said. 0 408 Hirohito was stripped of Francisco had been a waste said, shaking her head. She Antonio. provide a link between the his political power and of time. asked the cop how the em- OUTSTANDING VALUES TO FIT reduced to a figurehead by After a 15 minute stop at peror got into the car without YOUR BOOK BUYING BUDGET the new constitution drawn Vista Point, immediately to anyone seeing him. 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By Paul Doty choking victim, wraps both down, the rescuer straddles $3.25 up on the Geary Street en- Drinks for All Occo seemed more excited about Outside, a large crowd, Death is not a pleasant arms around the waist just the buttocks, places his arms Adventure in the Movies Popular trance, out of view of the illus history 981 $1.98 ,ions 130 recopeL $2.98 being out of school for the including about a dozen topic for many, especially above the belt line and under the abdomen just placards crowd. morning than about seeing persons carryying death by choking on food. squeezes sharply and firmly, above the belt line and gives HUNDREDS MORE TO SELECT FROM "That's a Japanese trick," Hirohito. urging Hirohito to act to But what most people don't allowing the victim to slump a sharp upward squeeze. Fiction, TrayI, Biography, Childrn’s Books, Rligion, Music, One 11-year-old boy of curtail Japan's whaling the gray-haired lady said, Art, tr. Gsst ths nw books at Bargain Pricies NOW at San know is that there's a simple forward with head and arms Jose Book Shop. COME EARLY FOR A GOOD CHOICE. ancestry was nearly four still astounded at the The Heimlich Maneuver Japanese industry, waited method of relieving the dangling. The food caught in ingenuity used to slip works because there is asked if he knew anything hours to see Hirohito as he choking person and possibly his throat should pop out. IF YOU WANT A BOOK, ANY BOOK Hirohito and empress always some air trapped in a immediate about Hirohito. left for the airport and his saving his life. If the victim is laying face Ask us about it chemise ar w ,an giy you "He lives in Japan," the flight to Hawaii. Nagako out of the hotel person's lungs, according to information as to pries, siort title and availability. it we It's called the Heimlich up, the rescuer should for you promptly. youth replied. Finally, the limousines without being seen. the health newsletter. don't hay it w can gt it Maneuver and, according to straddle the thighs, place Anything else" and police cars moved to the "They're foxy, you know." the Community College one hand on top of the other The pressure exerted Opn til Best Ssille, Health Newsletter, it in- just below the diaphragm below the diaphragm by the San Jose R prints volves three techniques and push sharply down and rescuer forces this air out, 9:00 P.M. based on the same principle. forward towards the victim's and in the process dislodges OOK SHOP 2;7.'57;3 Burnell to explain views In the first technique the head. the food trapped in the 4th rescuer stands behind the If the victim is laying face victim's throat, it said. 119 S. Son F. do berwn 3rd and grope to Milwaukee group A.S. open house presents By Tony Padayao show they are fully qualified was not easy. Diana Burnell, chair- in their area of education. Burnell learned to write "SEX woman of the Occupational Help In getting job hers with help from the this Wednesday Therapy Department, will be "Students have no way in Nursing Department. MADNESS" guest speaker in Milwaukee knowing what will happen to Discusses major areas 1937 exploila The AS. officers and staff The A.S. officers together iou film which was designed to this week on the topic of them after they graduate," The major areas that shock and titillate the audiences of that personnel officer, developing a personal frame Burnell stated. "There is no Burnell said must be covered will hold an open house from with the innocent era. In keeping with the 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow on attorney general, tenant- stringent motion picture code of the of reference for use in guarantee that a student will in the document are: a day, the film had its moral, the wages and the of sin. in this case. were disease. psycho-social treatment. get a job after he or she theoretical base in which to the third level of the Student landlord counselor, Union, according to AS. program board and staff will disgrace, etc. Speaking before the graduates. If students do get write the document, a step Still. every chance that was Occupational Therapy a job, they usually don't have by step explanation on how President John Rico. be availgble to answer any offered. the film leered with the audi- Students are invited to question.; and problems ence at the story of the small town Association, Burnell said she any references that show to reach a goal, analysis in beauty queen who comes to the big city trying to get across discuss issues and make brought up by students. in search of fame and fortune. will be that they are accountable for variables in behavioral succumbs to empty promises and the idea that "Many public their job." objectives, teaching suggestions to the student Students will be meaningless glitter and winds up government representati- familiarized with programs in disgrace and dispair. To enhance the servants can get away with a Burnell will explain at the strategies, learning ac- film's "lure- the cast includes many lot." conference how an ac- tivities, and how the student ves. sponsored by AS., including of the Minsky burlesque queens of that vex Burnell said in order to countability document will will adapt to change. Consumer Switchboard, develop a personal frame of help graduates handle their Burnell added that she Legal Counseling, Child Day STUD. UNION BALLROOM reference, an accountability jobs. expects her students to be Care and the dental, eye and document must be written Burnell said that writing leaders, good com- health care plans. TODAY OCT. 14 Chinese will be A worn.no to rho c.w.o. ha, and au, for each individual student to her own document this year municators, logical thinkers, Representatives who Malan .n Nni,910.1i1V inructsi I' and pamphlets will You may lan cancel, on 'Mao. ol SEX MA1,41 available Th.s dm Mt *comma be given out. A Wee claw.< now on wwwal1.1.1cotm.y YOU WONT CLAP Al THIS ONO 51Y 7wm 50 Senate asks reaction premier The instruction and member of the committee, and the research committee research committee of the said students who cannot has to have its proposals for Academic Senate will attend the meeting in person, the 1976-1976 academic lies ill discuss the 1976-1977 but want to give their input calendar submitted to the academic calendar, to the committee, can do so senate by Oct. 27. TOKYO (AP;Chou En- especially the length of the in writing. They should leave Academic Planner lai, architect of Chinese- winter break, at its next their comments in his office Maynard Robinson advised American rapprochement, meeting, according to Dr. in the A.S. offices on the the committee of the lies ill, perhaps critically, in Vida Kenk, committee third level of the Student guidelines the chancellor's a Peking hospital and chairwoman. Union. office places on academic probably will not receive his The meeting, to be held at Academic year calendars. old partner in detente, 2:30 p.m. on Oct. 20 in DH The academic year is now Robinson said the calendar Secretary of State Henry 249, will be open to the arranged so that the fall cannot start so early in Kissinger, during his Oct. 19- public. Kenk said. semester ends before January as to affect mid- 23 China visit. lIlIl Student reaction to the Christmas and the spring year transfer students from Stricken with heart III If II long semester break in semester begins during the community colleges or other disease in the spring of 1974, January and any student last week in January, colleges. the charismatic and once suggestions to modify or leaving about a six-week He added that if the Spring tireless Chinese premier has change the break set up are break between semesters. semester started in been barred for nearly a needed, she said. Kenk said there is no real February, veterans may month from seeing foreign Kenk said students who effort by any group to alter loose benefits for January. visitors. want to speak to the com- the break format, but the mittee in person should committee wants to know if contact her at her office, DH students desire any small 438, or telephone her at 277- changes or modification in '33,500,000 3009 or the Biology Depart- the calendar or break set up. ment office at 277-2355. Deadline nears Unclaimed Allen Graham, student She added the instruction Scholarships LOAF OF lib FRENCH BREAD Over $33,500.000 unclaimed scholarships, grants, aids, and the anatomy -FREE- A 100 PURCHASE ANU HIS AD fellowships ranging from $50 to $10,000. 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