Symposium Book Talk A two-day symposium en. titled "The Unintelligent Use "Painting and Reality" by of Intelligence Tests" will Elizabeth Gilson will be dis- begin today at 1 p.m. in the missed today at noon by Dr. College Union Umnnhum Whitaker Deininger, pro- Room. The symposium is a fessor of philosophy, in the rebuttal to Dr. Arthur Jen- weekly faculty book talk. It artan Dail. sen's theory that blacks are will be held in the Spartan genetically inferior to Cafeteria, Rooms A and B. Serving the San Jose State College Community Since 1934 whites.
Vol. 58 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 95114, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 9,1970 No. 50 President Presence Election Board Rules Uncertain Recall Petition Invalid Despite rumors being circulated that By KAREN PETTERSON The board went into closed session which to turn in the required College President Dr. John Bunzel will to number of Daily Political Writer consider all the arguments, and definitely appear at tomorrow's voted signatures." They will contest their After lengthy discussion and debate on the motion in open session. The final right to submit additional signatures recruiting forum, the decision will not at in both open and closed sessions, the motion that was passed read: that time. be made until tomorrow morning. "In Election Board yesterday declared the accordance with our authority as Langan said he was pleased at the According to Administrative Assis- recall petition against A.S. President established in the A.S. constitution, we decision, but added that there were no tant Mrs. Ruth H. Aubrey, Dr. Bunzel is Bill Langan to be invalid. find the petition for the recall of Bill "hard feelings" as a result of the recall attending a conference in New York. He Controversial discussion centered on Langan, A.S. president, to be invalid." movement. "If last semester's election will not return until Thursday and no the validity of 158 signatures on the Faculty adviser Louis Borozzi said losers can't pull off an election, iC was commitment could possibly be made in petition that were ruled to be illegible. the board was "forced into making a obvious from the beginning that they advance. The petition was found to be 68 technical decision that may or may not couldn't pull off the recall," he said. signatures short of the required be the fair decision." "We plan to continue with our pro- The forum, sponsored by the San Jose number to insure a recall election. The next step for recall coordinators grams and continue working for the Liberation Front and several other Election Board chairman Bob Riner will be to take the case to the A.S. Judi- student body, and let these people con- campus groups, is intended as a opened the meeting by requesting any ciary. According to Andy McDonald a tinue their games if they so desire," medium through which the issue of arguments from concerned parties. leader of the recall, their argument will Langan went on. "But they are not go- allowing on-campus recruiting can be A.S. Councilman David Krawitz, a be that the Election Board "has no ing to recall me even if they get it on discussed. recall supporter, said that the board constitutional right to limit the time in the ballot, they won't do it." Ted James, a member of the Front, should consider the intent of the said the groups plans to hold the forum signers. He also pointed out that most of regardless of whether Dr. Bunzel shows the A.S. numbers are legible even when up or not. The forum will be held tomor- the names are not. row at 11 a.m. in the Loma Prieta room Riner pointed out that the system of UPC Seeks Revision of the College Union. checking the names was by the "number 11" cards from registration, and there was no means of checking by the numbers. Lozada Subject: Krawitz also mentioned that from a Of Disciplinary Code standpoint of mere percentages (of the valid signatures compared to the total The United Professors of California Specifically, Dr. Smith charged that Brief History number submitted), 68 out of the 158 )UPC) has started legal action to the new rules were adopted without any should be elegible. prevent the chancellor from imple- meaningful consultation with faculty Steve Brennan, A.S. executive vice menting new faculty grievance and representatives. SPIRAL STRUCTURING This Is an emergency spiral staircase, part of the president, read from a prepared disciplinary procedures. Furthermore, he said, they eliminate Past, Present Radiology Laboratory wing of Duncan Hall under construction. The lab, which, statement contending that the obtain- Dr. Bill Smith, president of the peer group judgment in discipline cases Froben Lozada, SJS scholar-in-resi- under present plans, will be administered by Radiology Safety Officer Dr. Ruth ing of correct signatures was "The organization, announced last week that and grant excessive power to state dence, speaks Thursday at noon in the Vallee, contains small labs, a briefing room and storage rooms. (See stories on responsibility of the recallers." He also UPC will immediately seek a court college presidents. C.U. Loma Prieta Room on The page 4.1 claimed that there were persons who order to prevent the procedures from In addition, the rules restrict the Chicano Struggle for Self-Deter- -Daily photo by Bill Lovejoy "purposely missigned" the petition. being made operative. right of representation in grievance mination, Past and Present." The group will also "pursue other cases, he said. His speech is a brief historical Browns: 'Major Labor Force' legal efforts to resist and test these In grievance cases, a faculty member analysis of the Chicano struggle procedures." may not have representation unless he followed by the activities of Chicanos The new rulings by the trustees put says he is physically, emotionally or including the Raza Unida Parties in final say in grievance and disciplinary mentally incompetent to represent Texas and Colorado. matters in the hands of the chancellor. himself. A statewide faculty grievance com- Representation is also allowed if the Lozada was born in the barrios Chicanos of Rap White Culture mittee used to have final authority in grievance committee decides the south Texas. This is an area which he these procedures. faculty member needs representation. claims is poorer than Mississippi or Semana Chicana Chicano Week taken produced an hallucinogenic trip want the chance to do it ourselves." opened Monday night with Chicano which made "everything seem better." There will be more speakers, Under the new rules, the statewide In no case may the grievant be repre- Alabama and which is also the primary committee is merely advisory to the sented by a lawyer. labor. speakers, scholars and performers on Bongo drums, guitars, a flute and workshops and representations of the source of migrant chancellor. Continued on page 3 Lozada is chairman of the Chicano the stage of the College Union Loma rhythm instruments were played by brown culture from 7 to 11 p.m. nightly Prieta Room amid an enthusiastic, more young people who sang mostly in in the Loma Prieta room the rest of this According to Dr. Smith, the San mostly brown, audience. Spanish and whose spirited songs week. The $6,700 symposium is being Francisco Labor Council (AFL-CIO) brought applause from the audience. sponsored by Chicano students, will support the proposed court action. Speakers spoke either in Spanish or Before breaking for intermission, they Mexican-American Graduate Studies George Johns, executive secretary of President's English and sometimes slid from one to sang one slow-moving song, "Brown- and the Chicano Educational Oppor- the labor group, promised the labor the other. Speakers and performers eyed Children of the Sun." tunity Program. council will file an informational brief criticized the white culture which they Mariachis, in traditional costumes, in the case, Dr. Smith said. said has held them back, spoke optimis- played the last portion of the first night. Dr. Smith charged that the new Veto Powers tically of a new day for the brown Cries and cheers from the audience procedures "strip faculty committees culture and varied in their suggestions Semana goaded them on. of all authority to decide charges of of how the Chicano culture could best CHICANO EDUCATION wrongdoing brought by or against strengthen itself. The second guest speaker, Jose faculty members." Interpreted Jack Ybarra, a community worker in Chicana' Carrasco, professor in the Tutorial The rules were ordered by Chancellor Santa Clara County, said that since Program, told the Chicanos not to hide Glenn S. Dumke "in order to curry A.S. presidential veto power is Santa Clara County became the in college or in graduate programs "if favor with Gov. Reagan who has made limited to legislative resolutions and nation's "food basket" Chicanos have Tonight directives and does not extend to the there is a job you can do, go out and do no secret of his desire to purge the state been the major labor force. In those it." Tonight's "Semana Csicana" will colleges of liberal faculty members," procedure used by A.S. Council in days, local government, he said, was He said, however, that college feature three speakers with topics he continued. arriving at the decision, according to the political machine run by two men. needn't weaken the cultural ties and ranging from Chicano student move- the A.S. Judiciary interpretation Today, the political power has been pointed to the students performing ments to the La Raza Unida party. reached yesterday. extended to 25 men but they are not there as examples. The program, which will be held in Bill Langan, A.S. president, Chicanos, he stated. He said, "The establishment wants the Loma Prieta Room of the College requested the constitutional inter- He said the "1980s are already being Inside... something. The establishment wants a Union, will also include live enter- pretation of veto powers in September. planned", and urged the audience to FROBEN LOZADA man's integrity. Because when they tainment and refreshments. Sen. William Fulbright says Because of a delay in the Judicial put themselves in the position of Scholar-in-residence have a man's integrity he can't move." Jose Angel Gutierrez, member of the there were indications that U.S. selection process used to choose new helping plan that decade. He said that Chicano's are finally school board and La Raza Unida party officials knew no Americans justices, the case could not be tidies Department at Merritt College CHICANO CULTURE coming home to their culture. He said in Cristo City, Texas, will speak on the were in the alleged POW camp in completed until yesterday. :1 Oakland. The Teatro de la Gente young that there was a time when some Chicano role in politics. Vietnam, and that the alleged Judiciary divided the question of veto Lozada was the Socialist Worker's people taking parts of the Chicano Chicano's headed towards the white Armando Valdez, an SJS graduate, rescue attempt last month "had power into two parts. It voted unani- arty candidate for California state parent, of the young person rejecting culture, but that they "are beginning to will speak on his organization, La other purposes". Page 3. :.: mously that the A.S. president has the ttorney general in the Nov. 3 election. his culture, of the social worker and the come around." Causa Distributors, a Chicano * * * power to veto any action coming out of He has spoken to at least 20 univer- white hippies acted out the problems Education helps, he felt, keep a man communications center in Berkeley. An SJS Radiological safety council in the form of a resolution or ties across the country in the last nine facing Chicanos. from being a puppet. He pleaded for his Juan Oliverez, member of the officer holds an office which is directive. The decision was based on the respon- lonths "Letting them know about the The group performed one parody on people to have chance to make their Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de banned by State legislative de- the A.S. constitution and concerning light and dynamic struggle of the the Educational Opportunity Program own mistakes: "We don't want them to Aztlan ( MECHA ), will speak on the cree, but required by federal law. sibility of the A.S. president opinions hicano." ( EOP ), where one capsule of EOP do it for us. We may stumble, but we Chicano student movement. Page 4. decisions which would reflect * * * of the student body. : :. Brainwashing techniques and an The second part dealt with the presi- ..ontroversy Surrounds Campus insight into the use of propaganda dent's responsibility concerning the are among subjects in a social procedure used to arrive at the awareness film series running decision. Judiciary again voted unani- the through Friday in the College mously, this time stipulating that Union. Page 3. procedures used by Council were clearly set deo, n in the A.S. ('ouncil Teach-in at Fresno Today rules of procedure Continued on page 3 By FRANK FERTADO professors seems to be dwindling. A The two professors have filed suit investigation into the hiring and firing Daily Assistant Editor rally yesterday morning was attended against the Fresno State College practices of the state colleges since Controversy still surrounds the by only approximately 800 students, administration, asking for immediate 1966, the year Gov. Reagan took office. resno State College campus, and compared to the Monday rally, which reinstatement to their former positions The Senate also asked faculty to udents searching for the truth to last attracted a crowd of nearly 3,000. and $10,000 in punitive damages. A "reevaluate themselves and their Iranian Students riday's unusual incident have Furthermore, a committee of the hearing has been set Friday in ultimate goals in respect to the teduled a teach-in this morning. main faculty governing body has Sacramento Superior Court. students," and scheduled an all-day In an unprecedented move, college declared support for President In their brief, which they presented teach-in to begin at 9 a.m. this morning. iministration Friday removed the Baxter's move. The executive com- when filing charges, Dr. Zumwalt and Swope told the Spartan Daily March To Protest wirman and assistant chairman of mittee of the Academic Senate came Professor Chittick claim that the yesterday that the two professors e Department of English, then out Monday in unanimous support of college administration failed to follow have begun getting support from Iranian students, protesting what they believe is intolerable repression in Iran, will oceeded to bar and bolt the door to the college president in a statement proper administrative procedures other colleges and universities in the conduct a protest march from San Jose to San Francisco. The marchers e main English Department office. that read: when stripping the two professors of state. will leave from SJS at 9 a.m. tomorrow and hope to be in the city in time e two remain at Fresno State in '"The executive committee deplores their administrative duties. The two Eight of 13 professors who were fired for a demonstration in front of the Iranian consulate, 3400 Washington aching positions. the dramatization of recent events on also charge that the administration prior to Friday's incidents have been St., on Friday at :_ noon. Akbar Hajjarian, a College President Norman A. Baxter the ESC campus which has resulted in violated procedures of the state identified as harsh critics of Dr. member of ISA. said. "This is only a beginning. We plan to intensify ter claimed this action was taken to gross distortions and has created an education code. Baxter. our activities and bring things to a head sometime in January." otect valuable records and docu- unnecessary and unwarranted climate The Fresno State College Daily The fired critics include: Everett He said ents located in the office. Newspaper of suspicion. After having reviewed Collegian, the campus newspaper, has Frost, assistant professor of English; members of other progressive organizations will also parti- cipate in the 50-mile trek and that tides, he added, had said Dr. Eugene these incidents with the president, the prepared a biting editorial attacking Edward Dutton. associate professor of members of Northern California ISA chapters will join in demoted English Depart- executive committee is convinced that the Student Senate which met on the social work; Ingrid Salisbury, asso- the demonstration in San Francisco. Hajjarian added that a nt chairman, had removed docu- President Baxter has acted with the matter Monday night. Collegian Editor ciate professor of English; Dr. Kenneth court injunction issued Monday forbids them from holding their nts from the office. best interest of the college in mind." Burton Swope said the editorial was NI. Kerr, director of student activities; demonstration within 500 feet of the consulate. Sources at the college said yesterday Apparently, Dr. Zumwalt and Prof. scheduled to appear this morning. Elton Hall, associate professor of philo- The protest has arises from arrests and pending executions in Iran. The ISA will have a e campus atmosphere remained Roger Chittick, former assistant According to Swope, the senate sophy; Dr. Joe Toney, assistant pro- speaker today in E. I:12 at 3 p.m. to elaborate on the situation and t)Iewalt,nse, and many students expect chairman of the English Department, "copped out" at its emergency session fessor of chemistry and Rendell N discuss the world-wide defense movement of the Confedera- nce to erupt at any moment. have not given up the fight to be rein- Monday night. The Student Senate has Mabey, assistant professor of philo- tion of Iranian Students. owever, local sunnort for the two stated. asked the legislature to conduct an sophy. 2 PAR TAN DA:t V.'ednesday December 9 1970 Guest Room
CRAIG TURNER Si)air limit 1)at I editor Malpractice ege(cm..^ ItS 10JJ DAVID BARNWELL advertising manager In Athletics By ART RANGNO "Freedom of the press is editorial board 832210 Dave Meggyesy, a 7-year veteran of not an end itself, but a CRAIG TURNER the NFL St. Louis Cardinals and former FRANK FERTADO collegiate player at Syracuse, has means to a free society." GARY PIERCE written of the -brutality, drugs, KEN COSTA dehumanization, payoffs and academic JOSEPH WU abuses" characterizing what one former Justice Felix Frankfurter EARL REASON athletic director, Max Rafferty, has SANDY ROOKAIRD ironically called "the spirit of America herself,- football. Meggyesy's articles recently appeared in Look magazine as a prelude to his Editorials book entitled, "Out of Their League.' SJS has not gone unscathed. In 1969, c committee was formed by A.S. President Dick Miner and President Robert Clark tc 'Murky Situation' investigate alledged malpractices withir our own department. These concernec 'I'lw situation surrounding the SJS library seems to get murkier and alleged illegal recruitment, allegec scholarship misrepresentation, anc murkier. alleged discriminatory practices. In or The latest development is the recommendation by a statewide review panel to Acquisition Depart- ultimatum release the report or a that Robert Duman, library systems analyst and former least act on some of its conclusions to c ment head, be granted tenure. Duman was denied tenure last spring by Acting reluctant President Clark, Mine, President Hobert Burns, on the recommendation of the Library Tenure and reported, "The Athletic Investigatiorj Retention Committee Committee's findings substantiate thal The chancellor's review committee, which merely makes a recommenda- my administration has not criticized thil tion, not binding, to the chancellor, ripped both SJS library personnel and Dr. Athletic Department without reason.' Burns. The decision to deny tenure was tainted, they said, with "rancor and "We finally got the goods on those Berrigan brothers ... look what they've been That report regarding the activities ol vindictiveness." The decision of the Library Tenure Committee was "made the largest single recipient of A.S. advocating!" fundl almost wholly for reasons having nothing to do with the competence of the remains unpublicized, and as repartee(' candidate," according to the committee. by Kenyon Jordan last October, retains Dr. Burns has declined to comment on the matter until after the chancellor Thrust and Parry "confidential" status. One of those wht makes his final decision. would prefer to keep it that wa, Complicating the matter is the fact that Duman was one of several library alleges that the Investigating Cam employees who filed disciplinary charges against Library Director Stuart mittee was biased against the Athleti Baillie last year. Dr. Baillie recently resigned his library post to return to 'Moral Dictatorship', 'Loser' Department. teaching next fall. However, that is not the question. Th. Duman has charged that his action against Baillie precipitated the denial of question is one of news control ani 'Self' Control Daily's Noise management of exactly the some kin, tenure. Baillie declined to comment on the chancellor's committee ruling. Editor: Thus, the cloud hanging over the library darkens. The Spartan Daily has Editor: that we have come to deplore on previously asked that the administration make a definitive statement on the Colleges and universities have always There has been on awful lot of noise in notional scale that would perrrl library situation. We reiterate that demand today. attempted to control personal moral the Spartan Daily about the current generals to cover up events as the Mi behavior by adopting the role of -in loco recall movement. Despite on overabun- Lai massacre. Any comments on Duman's case probably should be withheld until after Dr. parentis, a situation wherein the but it is imperative that dance of personal rhetoric directed It is incredible that the findings of thi Dumke's final action, the full facts of the matter be college assumes control of the individual there has been little brought before the students. The personnel battles in the library cannot help toward Bill Langan, committee are suppressed and we or' in the same manner as parents. said about the people running the pre-empted from making up our ow. but affect the performance of the librarians. Thus, their actions affect During the early part of this century, campaign and their relationship to minds about the largest recipient c students, and the students have the right to know. some college administrations would college politics. Here is a list to rectify student funds while the student pope' A first-class college needs a first-class library. The maneuvering in the SJS provide fussing pillows- to all the the situation: seemingly devotes reams to the allege library preclude it from first-class status. Those conditions must be males of the college population. In the John Merz a loser in lost spring's malpractices of a librarian. Whil: alleviated. event that a young lady was going to sit A.S. Presidential campaign. various library figures have bee on the lap of a young man, this pillow Ron Harbeck a loser in last spring's thrashed about in the paper, it has neve, would be placed between the couple so A.S. treasurer campaign. been revealed just exactly what cause1.4 that if the man become aroused by the Andy McDonald a loser in last President Miner to make such a remar 'Lift The Freeze' closeness of the situation, the woman spring's at orney general campaign. about the Athletic Department. would be spared the embarrassment of Eric Wicklund o loser in last spring's Perhaps it will emphasize our ow It is conceivable that the freeze currently being imposed on certain state being physically cognizant of the A.S. treasurer campaign. to correct California's perilous hypocrisy to others. While lamenting th. expenditures by Gov. Reagan in an attempt situation. Chris Mosher a non-student who has demise of California's educationc5 financial situation could virtually paralyze SJS if not lifted in the near future. SJS still assumes this parental role, never attended SJS. system under four years of budge According to Academic Vice President Hobert W. Burt& the freeze on but now it is justified on the basis of These individuals seem unable to slashing, we ourselves have poured i could leave about 100 faculty positions vacant next spring, necessitating economics. A moral decision is derived hiring the elections are the vicinity of $750,000 into this educc, from the economic situation of accept the fact that a 10 per cent curriculum cut. lost. This trivial recall tionolly insignificant activity. In th. dispensing birth control pills to women. over and they SJS is already operating at a sub-standard level as a result of the punitive their last ditch effort to words of Robert M. Hutchins, Chairma to the quality as well as If we give them to one girl, then we have attempt is budget slash by Congress. Imagine what will happen recover lost power and positions. of the Center for the Study of Democrati the quantity of education here if the freeze is prolonged. to make them available to everyone. But Institutions: "No disinterested observe Since students applying for spring semester have already been notified of if we do that, we will incur additional Steve Brennan could find any connection between thi their acceptance, it is too late to juggle admission quotas in an attempt to ward costs of S200-300,000, which is the Executive Vice President athletic activities of American college, off a curriculum crisis. amount the Health Center estimates will Mike Buckley and universities and any identifiabli If 100 faculty positions are vacant next semester this leaves approximately be necessary for additional staffing and A.S. Treasurer educational aim..." 400 classes teacherless. facilities. We, as students, are given illusions of For all its trials and tribulations, last semester's registration will seem like having power, when in fact the adminis- a picnic compared to what students could face when they come to register in tration would never allow students to the spring. have control of students' own affairs on Those who inevitably get the short end are the freshmen. Since they are last campus.
to register, they have to take what classes are left over after sophomores, The administration doesn't have many juniors and seniors register. This fall, many were unable to get needed problems in controlling the affairs and (.1:Isses. Their problems could be compounded beyond belief this spring. finances of student government because At the administrative level, hiring of such key administrators as the director there are certain student groups who of the library, dean of students, dean of engineering and dean of academic will allow themselves to be deputized as planning, has been held up by the freeze causing needless confusion. moral legionnaires and who will support Plans for any new classes this spring are quietly being closeted by dis- the attitudes and values of the adminis- appointed faculty members as they realize that implementation is nearly tration. impossible under the new restrictions. Perhaps the mutual fear of legislators, Dr. Burns stated that he didn't believe the freeze would continue very long administrators, businessmen and old because the results would be "too catastrophic" for government officials to line studert politicos (that if students gain hold of their own socio-economic We fervently hope he is correct. affairs, they will be irresponsible in the However, even if the dire forecasts for this spring don't materialize, the fact management of these affairs) keeps the remains that the freeze is more than simply an inconvenience to the person student in a static subordinate role. This who has to wait to get his typewriter repaired it will have long-lasting fear is also based on the premise that effects, the precise nature of which cannot yet be determined. someone's pet project (i.e., football, We can only hope the governor will recognize soon that the cure is worse Winter Carnival, etc.) will be discarded than the disease and lift the freeze before the California State College system in favor of more progressive programs is devastated. There must be a better way to correct the state's fiscal ills. (i.e., student ownership of housing). We'll never know if students will be able to handle their own affairs, in the context of the San Jose community, if they are not given the opportunity. Become Involved Therefore the last vestiges of "in loco parentis- must come tumbling down in A plug for Semana Chicana, ongoing this week, should not really be neces- order that progressive programs (like a ,ary. Health Center that is in the 20th century 'l'he Chicano events, sponsored nightly in the College Union ballroom from 7 and not catching up to the 19th, and to 11, are open to all students interested in becoming acquainted with Mexican- student owned and controlled housing) American culture and contemporary problems. may become a reality. SJS students with a sincere concern for the community around them, should Mike Buck naturally show interest in hearing speakers from a neighborhood which prac- A.S. Graduate Representative tically bumps with the campus. Tonight a speaker who advocates the formation of a separate Chicano political party will tell why and how such a party was formed in Texas. Guest Room Spartan! Da ib Tomorrow, workshops will be held with community people on such locally important topics as Chicano-police relations and Chicano politics. Second class postage paid at San Jose, California Entertainment Member of Ceidorni Newspaper Publishers' is also provided nightly for those who do not get excited Association the California intercollegiate about politics. Remember Pearl Harbor? Association end the Associated PrInt Published daily by San Jose State College, except Saturday and Sunday, Daily did not memorialize December 7, opinions expressed herein The events so far have been well attended, but there has been a noticeable By OWEN BROYLES during tel college year The the 29th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, are not necessarily those of the Associated Students, Me lack of white faces in the audiences. Economics Professor College Administration, or the Department of poor and the continuing reason for our Journalism and Adyerflaing Subscriptions accepted In fact, attendance by whites has been a problem that has plagued only on remainder of Semmiter basis. Fun academic Pearl Harbor, USA naval base, Oahu, national crises and struggling. We 1 M Ster, 114.90. Off campus price per many ethnic happenings both this year and last. year. $e. each Hawaii, was attacked by Japanese war should honor our Spartans who fought copy, 10 cents Phone-2til.4114. EditOrial est 230 In view of the fact that Lela Chavez, spokeswoman for Semana Chicana, Advertising eat 2011 Prete Of Suburban Newslmfmrs. planes, December 7, 1941, A day that and those who died. inc . of MilpitaS. California has stressed the fact that whites are really welcome at these affairs, a low will live in infamy: said President Walk into the College Memorial All articles designated OS edlterlall reflect the level of attendance by Caucasians is malOrity opinion Of thileditOrial beard All Other opinions a tragedy. Franklin D. Roosevelt. The ' surprise Chapel. See the red of the mosaic Other than the fact that A.S. Council has paid expresSed ar the yiewS Of the individual writer Or more than $6,000 for this attack was alarmingly successful, and window, the red of the carpeting. See C artoonist week's entertainment, the events until Friday are free. precipitated the US into World War II. It the white flog with blue and gold stars, tailor CRAIG TURNER Anybody who does not attend should not complain about the expenditure of point in world history. Adyert.sing ~OPP DAVID OARNWELL was a turning more than 4,000, of which 204 are gold AsSistant Editor FRANK FERTADO his money. World War II made California and SJS stars. See the Memorial Chapel Book News Editor GARY PIERCE members of the Associate Editor KEN COSTA At any rate, the Semana Chicana committee really would what they are today. with lic .rnes that go with the stars. Day Editor RENEE BAYER like to see you there. It is disappointing that the Spartan All *his was for you. COPY 111100 JOE Wu Wednesday December 9, 970 SPAR TAN DAILY -3 Review News Propaganda Insight FREE BOOKLET COMPUTER CAREERS POW Raid a Stunt? FJCIS from COI- All Films Explore Awareness educational licensee Compiled From Associated Press c' Control Doh. Corp Brainwashing techniques "Crowds", showing scenes explores the brainwashing of makers of the emrld and an insight into the uses of crowds, riots and dances Americans during the most powerful WASHINGTON Sen, J.W. Fulbright said Tuesday there of propaganda by various from all over the world and Korean War by Communist Were indications U.S. officials knew no prisoners were at an goverrunents are among the their similiarities, is on the Chinese and is narrated by illeged POW camp in North Vietnam and that a rescue subjects to be explored dur- list of movies being shown Gov. Ronald Reagan, "Of dtempt there last month had other purposes." ing a social awareness film today. Time, Work and Leisure", le Arkansas Democrat commented as he blocked for the series running today through Also included today is stimulates re-evaluation of eel ind time immediate consideration of a resolution corn- Friday in the College Union. "Why Man Creates", a color the American heritage of life )(ling the Army and Air Force rescue raiders for heroism. Admission to the film film in animated form show- cmtered around work as series, sponsored by the Stu- ing the history of humankind opposed to the Greek thought Fi ilbright asked for and received a unanimous Senate dent Community Involve- and why people try to create of life revolving around gr Tinent to have the resolution referred to his Foreign Re- ment Program, is free. an image of themselves. No leisure, and "Graphics of dii )ris Committee for a period of 10 days which would bring Several short films will run conclusion is drawn. Communication," a fast lx ick to the floor before adjournment, now expected about 9:30-12:30 in the Loma Prieta "Huelga", concerning moving film analysing the )ec 19. Room every day. Cesar Chavez and the grape science of contemporary printing. he resolution was introduced by Sen. Robert J. Dole, R- strike, will also run to- morrow. Two opposing at )., a leading administration spokesman on the floor. views of Other films in the series Hitler will be shown UPC Friday Answers your plaestions I ()le introduced the same resolution a few days ago after Brings tomorrow are "Dead Birds", in the propaganda films about: it raid was revealed by the Pentagon last month but a study of the Australian "Triumph of the Will!", con- ulbright blocked an immediate vote on the grounds that it Court Action Aborigines and their ceived by Hitler's press Job Opportunities inht be misunderstood as Senate endorsement of ad- continuous war with other agent depicting Hitler as an Starting Salaries dstration war policies. tribes, "Ultimate Weapon", illustrious hero who should Career Advancement be admired by the world, and Monday praising the rescue Against Dumke Training Opportunities The House passed a resolution "Night and Fog", showing rfiat, a on vote of 347 to 15. Continued front page 1. Veto Power Hitler as an insane, power CONTROL DATA Dr. South also charges mad maniac and tells of the INSTITUTE that the new rules authorize Interpreted concentration camps and the South Vietnam Riots the chancellor to change the discovery by Allied Forces. An
QUI NHON, Vietnam-Bands of rock-throwing demonstra- procedures when he sees fit. Continued from page 1. educational C(IlfiltOl. DATA rs roamed South Vietnam's fourth largest city Tuesday The chancellor doesn't have and did not fall under the SEE THE licensee of -- g St in continuing anti-American rioting triggered by the to consult with anyone to jurisdiction of the presi- . ... .. . tel of a Vietnamese high school boy. change the rules, he said. dential veto. ? Call 2 8 6-9622 shooting BIGGEST LITTLE Finally, Dr. Smith criti- Bo Pitsker, an associate or CLIP & MAIL Informants said three American civilians had to be TOYS FOR TOTS EXPRESS This Marine Corps-built cizes the new rules because justice, likened the pro- BOOK STORE 95112 acuated by helicopter from the roof of a downtown hotel to "train" was filled up at least three times 25 N.14th San Jose during Sigma Nu they make pending cases cedures of Council to a pipe- Send me FREE Bookies cape the clutches of a howling mob. They were flown to a fraternity-Gamma Phi Beta sorority's Toys for Tots drive. subject to the new pro- line. The water coming out of on computer careers S. air base a half mile away. Chairman Carter Langdon predicts that final tabulation will VISIT cedures. the pipe are actions 0 I am eligible for show nearly $7,000 worth of toys were collected. which GI benefits Age ----- Earlier in the day, demonstrators chanting "Yankee go He said the retroactive the -Daily photo by Tim Tittle president may rule on Cal Book Co. Name------.me!" ransacked a bar frequented by Americans, burned a feature was designed to get but, the pipeline itself is ------ - fp and stoned U.S. military bases, vehicles and GIs. Some rid of Dr. Jack Kurzweil, the governed by procedural 457 E. SAN CARLOS ST, *Coty State nericans were reported injured by flying rocks. SJS assistant professor of rules, reasoned Pitsker. Phone Zip electrical engineering who 297-7080 Lint grade completed National police reinforced by territorial militia and Viet- Greek Toys for Tots Judiciary will meet ----- was denied tenure by the tomorrow to hear two cases mese police fought back with riot gas and clubs, injuring chancellor. eral students. concerning AS. Council Vice A Fantastic Success "Kurzweil was denied ten- Chairman Terry Speizer's fhe rioting was described as one of the worst civil distur- ure because of his political 10-6 decision and to rule on LAST CHANCE FOR ices in Qui Nhon since 1966, when students rioted against The record-setting Toys poor, but how do we make beliefs," Dr. Smith ex- the constitutionality of the PERSONALIZED XMAS CARDS Saigon regime in this city 275 miles northeast of the capi- for Tots swing-a-thon, spon- children understand? My plained. two-thirds vote necessary for sored by Sioma No fra- children go to Sunday school Under the new rules, Dr. recall. The meeting is 1 BOX-$2.50 ternity and Gamma Phi Beta every Sunday and help with Kurzweil's case will be fi- and UP ioting began Monday at ternoon after an American soldier scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ir the sorority, was a "fantastic chores around the house. nally decided by the chan- t and killed a pupil from the local Buddhist high school. College Union but at press CALL 252-6136-N0W! success," according to cellor instead of a statewide time the room to be used had chairman Carter Langdon. 'MIRACLE' HALL'S CARDS & .BESTLINE PRODUCTS 'uesday a crowd estimated at 2,500 to 4,000 demonstrators "They grievance committee. not been determined. House members were think that by being ; demanding that the American soldier who did the shoot- good Santa Claus will bring be turned over to South Vietnamese authorities for trial. aiming for $6,000 in toys to go to needy East San Jose child- them a gift. If it was that way 1.5. advisors who met with the Binh Dinh Province chief ren for Christmas. I wouldn't worry. But A.S. Council Debates I student leaders assured them that the family of the dead it'll take a miracle to give But the Greeks got more th would be compensated. But they said the soldier would my children a than they expected-86,500 happy rain in U.S. hands pending an investigation. Christmas. Allocation for 'Hair' worth of toys as of Monday "Please try and help me. A.S. Council will consider Appointments to the Stu- We're not about to turn him over," said one ranking U.S. with an estimated 8500 worth if it means I have to two allocation requests and dent Faculty Liaison, rce. to go, as well as a letter from Even come all the way from Mor- appointments to various Recreation and Leisure a poor family seeking help. Hill, 29 miles, so to make committees at it's 3:30 p.m. Studies, Entertainment and MOTHER'S PLEA gan them happy. I will ap- meeting in the council cham- Cultural Committee as well Tighten Welfare Procedures "To whom it may con- can do bers of the College Union. as other committees will also cern," wrote preciate anything you ACRAMENTO The State Social Welfare Board a Morgan Hill A request of $350 by the be voted on. mother. to help me. )mmended Tuesday tightening of welfare procedures so "God Bless all of you. Thank Drama Department to "I am writing you this . aliens can be screened out during an eligibility check. you." perform the world-renowned Birth Control letter to see if you can help play, -Hair" will be con- citizens me with a toy or gift for my BOX OF TOYS Organization Me believe that public assistance is intended for sidered. If approved, ad- RAIN OR SHINE nmigrants who have declared their intent to reside in this five children. My husband The fraternity will respond mission to the play will be e. We believe Ahat,etiens who would hold temporary hasn't worked for the past to this mother's plea with a free with a student body Plans Made THE BEETLE CONQUERS ALL! agration permits: or those who are here without three months, expecially box of toys, Langdon said. card. The Birth Control Infor- iorization do not meet this test," said Board Chairman now with the rain. We are on Drive members swung for A request of $324 to send an mation Center ( BCIC ) will ert E. Mitchell in a letter to Gov. Reagan, $65 a week unemployment. 110 continuous hours in a SJS student to the Speech meet tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. "I would like to know if you swing, setting the new world Communication Association' in The Laguna-Seca Room of BOB HIMSL VOLKSWAGEN could help me make Christ- record, to draw attention to Convention in New Orleans the College Union. 1560 North First -San Jose 286 8800 mas a merry one for my their drive. They broke their Dec. 27-30 will also be con- The BCIC will organize children. own 109-hour record. sidered by council members. and coordinate all programs TAKE A STEP "Last year they went with- and classes related to birth THE HOME OF THE
out a gift for Christmas be- control information on cam- AUTpORIZIll IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION! DIALER cause we couldn't afford it Rock Band Scheduled To Play pus and the student com- HUMBLE LITTLE BUG' and you should have seen the munity. As yettrig 111,111 stepping look on their fat...a. I'll never This organization will be forget it. At Wednesday Night Co-Rec accomplished through a into the future, it's impor- "This year I pray to God 1843, a San Jose rock band, Co-rec is co-ordinated by board of directors. Each tant to have a financial ye, that He may perform a will play at the Wednesday Nancy Harbour's Recreation board member will be in curity program to achieve miracle and send them a Night Co-rec. The band will 97 class and is sponsored by charge of a committee. DISCOUNTS your goals. Standard can gift. perform from 7:30 to 9:30 the AS. Entertainment and There are four committees. 14'7.5cYo OFF offer you that security with "We adults can under- p.m. in the Women's Phy- Cultural Events Board They are Experimental its Lifetime Achievement stand the meaning of being sical Education Building. ( ECEB). College classes, Information Plan. It's the plan that fits Besides dancing, Co-rec Table, Birth Control Clinic also offers table tennis, and Activities Committee. !PRICES SLASHED!1 the life cycle of the young volleyball, badminton, For further information man going places. SJS Radicals To swimming and basketball to call Rich Ross or John Lux at i No Other Store Offers Such Discounts students. ExC., Ext. 2671. x OM Will 515 Community Bank Bldg. SKI BOOTS San Jose 297-9229 THIS GROUP PARKAS SKI PANTS Attend Trail FORMERLY 599 USED FOR WiningAnd Dining At: RENTAL Members of the Progres- Peden was charged with - INSURANCE COMPANY YOUR PORTLAND, OREGON sive Labor Party and the assault with a deadly Brand New 1999 99 MOUS INAPT II Standand weapon last month when he 1.4 1144o 4144-4 ur14 (('hence for PolicYowners SJS's Students for a Demo- Dedicated to Li cratic Society will attend the participated in the SDS and [AMOY 1 110.1 0 trial of Eric Peden in PLP attempt to distribute BUCKLE BOOTS .Y.ffL' 3.99 Fremont Municipal Court food and literature to strik- Nue sa,oFT.ET ,3 today to "fight the frame-up ing auto workers in Fre- bee SKI of PLP for supporting GM mont. Wee 2999 9e91, CEO TO $50 strikers," according to However, SDS and PLP
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What is the relatio Her Job Both Legal, Illegal ship between ecology am imperialism^ By BRUCE McCIELLIN lations. of her post, she said SJS can- flour space, is really a Paul Kangas, who ci Daily Staff Writer It is Dr. Yaf fee's job, with not possess radioactive separate building. Only one authored "The Earth Hi Radiological Safety Offi- some student help, to pre- materials without a safety main door connects the re- longs to the People," wi cer Huth Vallee has a unique vent accidents, to keep ex- officer. Without one, the mainder of Duncan Hall. speak today at noon in a status at SJS. She is the only haustive records, to check college's state issued license The lab is contracted to be College Union Loma Priet college employee this that equipment is main- would be revoked. completed on June 12,1971, Room. His talk is part of a semester to hold an admini- tained and to see that the Radiation is an important but state contractor Lloyd Ecology Forum sponsore strative post which was Radiology laboratory under part of study within some Hickok reported that the by the San Jose I.iberatiu banned by State legislative construction as a Duncan programs, she emphasized. date may be extended. Front, decree but required by Hall wing, is built correctly These include chemistry, federal law. for future safety and con- biology, physics and Although she is a two- venience. mechanical engineering. tenths-time administrator, She has been a radiological Although her records only she reported that she often safety officer for 14 years. show seven course numbers spends more than two-tenths Academic Vice President using radioactive materials, of her time doing or over- Hobert Burns reappointed including a prerequiset to seeing chores stipulated by her this year. the other six, radiological F Y FISH TANK is on display in the work Leggett can accomplish In four days. both federal and state regu- Defending the importance programs should expand The aquarium, which holds 100 Other displays of his work can be seen at 555 greatly after completion of :ter plus fish, was made by Jim S. 10th St., Apt. 19. All of the tanks are made the Radiology Laboratory, , he display is just one sample of the to order. Vice President's Decision she predicted. -Daily photo by Bill Lovejoy Therefore, to deprive de- Defies 'Bootlegging' Ban partments now of the use of ''ood-Paneled' Los Angeles, Hollywood. Academic Vice President a two-tenths-time admini- radioactive materials would Burbank, and San Dr. Hobert Burns said he has strator and is paid a full-time negatively affect various Diego. So go. From defied a state law banning teacher's salary, Dr. Burns programs. San Jose. Call your campus rep, your "bootlegging" in order to said. But even if Dr. Burns had r:ustomized Aquariam travel agent. of PSA. comply with a conflicting Despite the "implicit con- chosen to comply with the vice By JUDY NIATUSICH maker, Leggett has recently wood and then reinforce federal law. flict," the academic state ban, she emphasized, believes he may have "we're Daily Staff Writer began offering this service to them with resin. The tanks He president continued, somebody would still have to violated state law when he doing it anyway." safety officer re- ! with the annual di - the public. are made watertight with ce- take on authorized the "boot- But he is not worried. "I'd of finding the right TO ORDER ment, and I usually put in a sponsibilities as unpaid, legging" having faculty just love to have auditors i:as present for the All tanks are built to rock background. The filter overtime work. serve as part-time admini- and say, 'cut that out.' who has everything? order ranging in size from system is bought at an come She has met with building strators to the post of The "bootleg" ban slows ')e he's iike a custo- 10 to 300 gallons. Buyers can aquarium store and placed inspectors and state archi- radiological safety officer. wood -paneled design the shape of their in the tank," explained the administrative process tects and checked lab equip- tank and choose the wood Leggett. Dr. Burns reappointed Dr. and causes administrative ment lists. In fact she ELECTRDINIC Ruth Yaffee, professor of to pile up, he explained. :ett, 23, has been texture. COSTS work noted, she does "anything chemistry, to the post. officer, associate ENGINEERS ...mariums since How are the tanks made? Small tanks ( 10 to 50 Liaison that has to do with this new However, he pointed out, and other posts have ON -CAMPUS INTERVIEWS If-taught aquarium "I put them together with gallons) cost $2,50 per dean building." gallon, medium tanks (50 to federal law requires a safety previously been "boot- The lab, with three floors Dec. 10 & 11 (Thurs. & Fri. I 100 gallons) are $2.25 per officer wherever radioactive legged", he said. and 16,800 square feet of gallon and large tanks (100 to material is present, as at 41re-Hanukkah Party SJS. Without one, the 300 gallons) are $2 per Microwave Radio System Developmer license gallon. college's state-issued Multiplex Systems Development radioactive 14rlieduled Saturday The service is fast. Orders to possess Communications Systems Planning are completed within four materials would be revoked. Student Organization has invited everyone to Factory Support Engineering ..raell days after the order is made. Therefore, Dr. Burns said, .iate in a celebration of Hanukkah, the Festival of Instrument Development For those who would like to for SJS to possess radio- ,. :iturday at 8:30 p.m., in the SJS Women's Gym. (#70-71 Computer Application Techniques take a look at Leggett's active materials but employ ptit .J.t, .okkah, which begins Dec. 23, is a holiday celebrated by *RI proprem Statistical Analysis work, a 100-gallon tank is on no safety officer would vio- through the centuries. It commemorates the rededi- all -day lift display in the College Union, late federal standards. geigta IA/ 0., 13.18 5 days Includ s: weals, . the Second Temple, in 165- B.C., after a three-year The state Valley tickets & lodging $69.51 and smaller aquariums can budget, requir- Ito!" ith the Greeks to regain independence. pa, 2g-30 5 day' includ s lodring, meals, lift Analog and Digital Circuit Design be seen at 555 S. 10th St., Apt. ing personnel to be paid as kt. A. 0. 30- tickets, k round trip Ws t tans. Festival of Lights" because it commemorates $77.00 l'he 19. administrators or teachers, AM, FM, TDM, PCM Circuits the eternal light in the Temple, Hanukkah sym- S ‘.4.4-4"'D Jon 3 4 d ys ccomodations with meals, lift Data Modem Development Who knows, one look and but not both, department tick-ts 5 round Cr), bus trent hortatton .7.,6i..(..0 right of people and nations to freedom and inde-' o you may have that Christ- chairmen excepted, in effect SEMESTER SREAR Jon 30- RF Development mas dilemma solved. killed "bootlegging" this (F Development will include the traditional lighting of the S u n Valley ineludet 7 nights lodging, 7 ri7P1-5day lift daily semester. ticket,: round trip Jet transationwet Thick Film Development songs, dances, games and refreshments. Admission Radiological Safety MCI k o- plus trunsfors and optional ski lesson's Integrated Circuit Applications u.. Foreign Officer Yaffee, does not A ita. ins/toles 7 niMts lodging, 7 all-day 1l71.00 fttickets, teach a full load of classes, is 051 lessons, round trit Jet transoortation fro. (.At a1 1. 0. or San Francisco 117540 Fun Due Lenkurt is an equal opportunity employ. so KSJS LOG Jack -n incluies round trip Jet tranSoOrti:tiOn 1105 County Road, San Carlos, Calif. 940 90.7 FM :16ency.r.t y Wyoming Friday 6:00 Spartan Newsltne - :U.). tickets Spartaguide World, state, local news CONTACT: Lois Dickinson An International Christ- 6:05 Spartan Focus - AS Student Union Table LENIft/RT ELECTR/ DEC. 7-11 Classic Film Series, 3:30 mas Party is being planned President Elections by Terry GENERAL TELEPHONE & ELECTRON! Pottery Sale, C.D. Pacifica and 7 p.m. "Ninotchka" with for Friday at the Intercul- Gusto 287-8240 Room. 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Greta Garbo and Melvyn tural Center (The New Wine- 6:10 Spartan Spectrum - Everyone welcome. Douglas. skin) at 10th and San Fer- News of SJS & other colleges DEf . 7-14 3:30 nando streets. French Club, p.m., 6:15 The Goon Show, k 1.STA, S:30 a.m. to 4:30 Guadalupe. Piano Any SJS student is wel- C.U. comedy with noted come- p iii., C.U. Representatives come, though the atmos- Music Program. John dians will be on campus. Mallett. phere will be international. DAILY Circle K. International, Foreign students will be pro- 9:00 BBC Theatre Foreign Students who 4:30 p.m., C.U. Almaden vided tapes and a tape re- would like to spend Christ- Room. All men interested in corder to send messages to mas daj with an American service to the college and their families, starting at 7 :rmly can contact the community coupled with p.m. The only charge is for ' immunity Committee for fellowship are cordially in- postage. .!ernational Students at 155 vited. At 8 p.m. a ping pong 11th St., 295-1412. Many Co-Rec Night, 7:30 p.m., tournament and the making :amities. have contacted the Women's Physical Edu- of Christmas tree deco rommittee asking for cation Building. Band, danc- ations will begin. shidents to share Christmas ing, sports, all free. th them. Ski Club, today is the last If General Electric PLANNING DE(. 9-12 day to pay for the ski trip to ON 'tilE BACCHAE, by Euri- Heavenly Valley, Dec. 11-13. . directed by Howard MARRIAGE can build an electric tractor, i.a. Drama Theater, TOMORROW ... have a : m. Admission 1 dollar Alpha Phi Omega-Friday professionally . ,.nts, two dollars general Flicks, 7 and 10 p.m., Morris done storybook of your How to Dailey. "True Grit," with wedding for only $95.00 why can't they build an !., Y John Wayne. 50 cents. be a
,!,irketing Department, Anthropological Society, 7 ex pens) young :Lin., C.C. Costanoan. p.m., 18 S. 5th St "Socio- "1 Call chairman of electric Faculty Luncheon, car?
cultural Geography of . discussions on re- Europe," by Dr. Perruzi. Ted 321-5574 Eves. the board topics. Free refresh- without General f lector is marketing a Still, one might expect Elec-Trak continue lo work and leave the 14 -horsepower ret hargeable electric to be the forerunner of a pollution - predictions to someone else fose Liberation Front, glancing twice !Factor r apal)le of speeds up to 7 tree automobile. Perhaps it is. But ;.. C.U. Loma For Why are we running this ad? Pr ie ta . an at the boss's miles an hour there are many crucial problems left .. . Forum: Paul We think it's a remarkable to be solved. We're running thus ad, and co-author of the "utterly" daughter. innovation But an electric car it's not The most important one, of others like 1, 10 tell you the things A: handbook on ecology. VItry lit. a As.) garden frac tor for home course, is the development of a General Electric is doing to solve Earth will-tie/0111d instiranc substantially battery. the problems of man and his Belongs To The unique WA', Her -Trak ' an take advantage of better electric halm tei isto 1 Mat would be distinct Any oar butlt today would he severely environment today. c a Chic cli The problems ptist Student Union, disadvantages In an elf./ tri« ar limited range and performance, concern us .,' -experience 11.1, his ol% I, lino) t . C.U. Nlanzanita. I 11:111.1151, his WA 11 )11.1dili()IIS The avallalnlity of fuel is no and probably prohibitively expensive bet ause they concern you. We're a .icolty Book Talk, noon, I :Nu 4:111111:i 111)111 And silltv 'nobler,' On ill's -flak It's designed Coenvial Flectrio is making business and you are potential sto 1.,1111, o 110'5 usicnners la A and B. to; limited use nem elec trifled progress on new batteries, but there's and employees TRY :20111,i In .11.)111, 01111 lilies, making Di/cough) . long way yet logo. But there's another, more 111,11.:11: I imosi 11111.: possible We've experimented with /au important reason. These problems is:111,1)1in is hi, II int c:1111: iet ha, ging SPARTAN will affect the future of country 11.1s 11111 :Mr, The Ilea\ y weight of the lss batteries Sodium -sulfur batteiies this Save; -/ini bane, les and this planet. We have a stake in :1111111111111115 in ballet y. %%Tulip slow (10Wn L Alum - .1 Ii ,'.iIiI hiss. III that haute As HOUSE .1t, means go eate, applied traction halogen liaticties Awl olheis There businessmen And, 11111.1/1.1iI11111 ON 1,1'11 .11 simply, as kit IIr ii, ale piriblems wills all of them people SPECIALS 111111,11111.111 .N111111111111111 Ploblems of life - span. ost. We invite your comments Monday... LASAGNA $1.00 Ibis 22 Ihis I timpani c, liei aii,e Ill's flak 1115151 li,lorl 11,1)111,1 Please write to General atihnlk loccian ,11,1)1i) splo41, to iol)s. there Ii Electric, Tuesday.. BEEF S .98 Is,milt! do its ROAST Despite 570 Lexington Ave. New York, N V ..):11 ,1101.21111111 s)111 ate no ai rodynamic cite' gy losses to the problems, General Wednesday. VEAL PARMIGIANA $1.10 III I 11111,5:1: I tentists 10022 lake 1111,11 onsideration let tin si and engineers are Si slop In or Thursday.. SAUSAGE SANDWICH $ .98 phtilto our working On the breakthrough that mips oho Friday.... SPAGHETTI $ .90 will snake etc( irk cars possible 114,4444velvt. cilie Cainiciowni Saturday... VEAL -CHEESE SANDWICH $1.00 Prourani mu) Marti ne Maybe the breakthrough is lill'. / loser than we think But we'll Sunday.... STEAK SANDWICH S1.89 uirl .111 Gthesses The above specials are in effect only on the $1 4 99 r days of the week designated. Come in and GENERAL Z4 ELECTRIC r cocktail $19 99 enjoy a deliciously different meal every day Gerry A. Roberts dresses of the week at SPARTAN HOUSE. Fish Long and Associates ( and pizzas are also served. vapri sets $29 99 - 1901S Bascom Ave. (COnv ment tak home harries available) 91' The Towers Suite 440 rapris S6 99 Campbell, Calif. a 371-0203 :iveaters $699,, 5-porton $5"