In spring schedules A computer surprise

By Kyle Clark "It's a simple, process and it will bring bring it to the registrar's office. "What in the world is this?" may be a the students closer to the elimination of If a student cannot get a class he typical question students ask Wed- the miserable long lines and confusion wants, his alternate's will be con- nesday when they buy their spring we have now," Tuthill said. sidered. The finished schedule will be semester schedule of classes and find a Tuthill hopes students will see their mailed back to him. If he is satisfied, he computer-type registration form in- department advisers or a counselor will mail his fee to SJSU. There will be side. before filling in their class choices on no packet turn-in. What it is is a demand data survey the survey. Then the student hands in If the student is unsatisfied with his form, and if enough students volun- the survey to the registrar's office by schedule, he will get first priority at a tarily fill it out, the administration Dec. 18 "and he forgets about it, he's usual arena-type registration in the fall hopes to have Computer Assisted through with the demand survey, we the day before instruction in the fall. Registration (CAR) at SJSU next fall. take it from there," he said. His fee can be paid then. Freshmen and See related stories on page 3. The forms will be fed through a late-accepted transfer students also The form has room for the student to computer that will optically scan the register at this time. fill in nine classes and one alternate number two pencil marks the students The usual registration priorities, course, as if he were registering for the filled in. The results, which the ad- graduating seniors and handicapped classes he needs in the spring semester. ministration hopes to have to the students first, etc., will be observed in But the completion of the form will departments by Jan. 7, should give the mail registration. Maro Lipton not affect his next semester them enough information to make their Computer registration was tried once Harold Hicks operates computer CDC 3050 registration in any way, instead it will programs for the fall semester. before in the fall of 1969 at SJSU and give the academic departments "some The purpose of CAR is to "get more failed. Tuthill said out of 20,000 students hard data on what the students really students in the classes of their choice registered, 12,000 got everything they Tuesday, December 4, 1973 want," said admissions and records and to satisfy the student's needs with wanted and 8,000 got "nothing to associate director Jack Tuthill. "and the best utilization of the academic everything they wanted. It was com- they'll have time to change their resources we have to offer," said plete chaos, a complete disaster for programs to appease those needs," Tuthill. those 8,000," he said. Tuthill, who has helped coordinate If SJSU has computer registration Tuthill thinks the main reason for this the CAR program and survey, is op- next fall, most of the registration will failure was because it was done with a timistically expecting a 90 per cent be done by mail in June. Students will key punch computer system, where student participation in the survey. fill out their form at home and mail or operators read the forms and feed the partan Daily Serving California Pats Univorsity at San Jose Sinc 1934 information into the computer. With CAR the forms will be handled mechanically all the wap through the Mock registration process process. Here are the steps students participating in the demand data survey Sacramento State University has should take: been registering by the CAR process for Buy the spring schedule of classes. three semesters and according to Take Computer Assistance Registration (CAR) forms to a major Tuthill "loves it, they have had a department adviser or the counseling and testing center and prepare a tremendous success." He said they in tentative schedule for the spring semester. have 91 per cent student satisfaction now has Fill out CAR forms according to the classes selected. Use a Number two courses received. SJSU, which pencil when filling it out. 65 to 70 per cent satisfaction Tuthill

Turn the completed forms in to the registrar's office Tuesday, Dec. 18. said, will keep working at it "until we reach 100 per cent satisfaction." Sunday marks Early semester OK closing of By Peggy Rudnicki An amended early semester calendar which would start and end a spring gas stations semester earlier than the plan originally proposed by the administration, was approved by Academic Council yesterday afternoon. By John Horan The new recommendation, while it sets no specific dates, recommends On the suggestion of President Nixon, elimination of the six-week intersession that occured between Christmas and the vast majority of gas stations in the spring semester under the old plan. San Jose area closed down for the first According to Dr. Robert Wrede, professor of mathematics and chairman of the "gasless" Sunday. budget and plan committee which drew up the resolution, the earlier dates would A driving survey conducted by the benefit students seeking summer employment and eliminate some of the problems Spartan Daily found only one service connected with veteran payments and dormitories. Maro Lipton station in San Jose open Sunday, on the Maynard Robinson, academic planner, indicated that under new guidelines sent Butcher supporters picket local Safeway corner of Taylor and 10th streets. out by the chancellor's office it would now be possible to start the spring semester Even those stations which were as early as the last week in January and end the term before the final week in May. usually open on Sundays were closed The old plan ended the fall term Dec. 20, and re-opened the spring semester Feb. from 9 p.m. Saturday until Monday 3; while spring semester was scheduled to end June 2. Butchers close food stores morning. Included in this category SJSU president John H.Bunzel voiced approval of the council's recommendation were a Gulf station at 10th and Santa and said he considered the elimination of a "rainy six-week break worth con- By Joe Fisher and tempts to introduce new automation in Union Local 506 has approximately Clara streets and an Arco station at the sideration." Joyce Yamashita meat packaging. 3,000 members in the San Jose, Palo corner of 10th and Julian streets. Both The early semester calendar, designed to eliminate the so-called "lame duck" San Jose Safeway and Lucky grocery An estimated 30,000 workers were Alto, Monterey and Salinas areas and is these stations have been open on most session that occured between Christmas and finals under the old semester system, stores were closed yesterday due to a taking part in the statewide walk-out mostly made up of butchers and meat Sundays prior to the recent gas shor- now goes to Dr. Bunzel for final approval. statewide butchers' union strike which and it was estimated as many as 120,000 wrappers. tage. The motion requiring those hired for academic positions at SJSU be informed of began after labor negotiations with food might eventually be affected. Howes said he was under orders not Many of the stations in the city were the fingerprinting and loyalty oath requirements for employment, before they retailers broke down Sunday. Allied unions which are participating to discuss the details of the strike which closed on Sunday, not so much due to receive their letter of appointment, ( which was delayed from November's Local butcher union strikers picketed in the strike against 225 Safeway is in opposition to a new company- the President's request, but because of Academic Council meeting) was tabled again at yesterday's meeting. Lucky Store No. 44 at Sixth and Santa markets and 125 Lucky stores are sponsored contract. low gas supplies. Aggie's Arco, located A motion to adjourn the council meeting caused the resolution, authored by Dr. Clara, and Safeway Store No. 563 at Meatcutters, Teamsters, Retail Clerks "There are still some things on the on Fourth Street in San Jose, has been Arnold Schein of the Chemistry Department, to be delayed until the council's Jan. Fifth and Julian all day. They were Association, Operating Engineers and table we can't agree one," he said. staying closed on Sunday since May of 14 meeting. joined by some of the stores' grocery International Association of this year due to decreasing gasoline Academic Council also passed a resolution condemning the 60-40 faculty clerks who decided to honor the strike. The Teamster contract expired Sept. Machinists. and gas products. promotion policy instituted by the Chancellor's office in the early 1950's. The Northern California Butchers 1 and grocers have accused the union of Traffic, which is usually heavy on Council's motion asked the 60-40 requirement, which states that no more than 60 Union, representing 10,000 butchers and Walter Howes, president of Union waiting until butcher contracts ran out Sunday, was relatively light as many per cent of all full-time faculty members be in the upper two ranks ( associate and meat wrappers, ordered the walk-out at Local 506, said there have been 25 the first week of November to join in a motorists apparently decided to stay full professors) be "ignored in granting promotions". 12:01 Monday morning. meetings between his union and the strike. The Food Employers Council home. The resolution re-affirms a similar motion passed by the Statewide Academic The dispute reportedly centers companies involved since the old claims the move was a conspiracy. See page three Senate in November and said "the only basis for promotion should be merit." around wages and management at- contract expired Nov. 1. See page three R:11.,.....vt-141::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::-:-:::-::::-:-::-::::::::::-:::::,:::::::::::::::::::-:44::::::’.’:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:..-...,.,,.;O...... ...::::::::::::::-::::::::::Z:1:151::::::::::::::::.:;;;;...1.:...1.1...!:..... " .........:. ._ . Prisons ineffective, U.S. commission claims

By Jim Kelley First of Three Parts In the recently released four-volume report on penal institutions in the United States, the National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals recommended that no new prisons be built in the United States in the next 10 years. Claiming the present penal system is ineffectual because it rehabilitates few, the commission recommended that the 10 year period should be used to study various ideas and to come up with an alternative to the nation's present prison system. California's own San Quentin prison has seemingly weathered many proposals of this nature and still stands, if not quiet, solemnly by the bay in Mann County, as it has since 1852. Only two years ago, Governor Reagan announced that the facility, the source of many studies, would be closed by 1974. The governor's proposal was to decentralize the state's prisons by housing convicts in smaller facilities thus eliminating the big, crowded hotbeds like San Quentin. Recently, the state's prison population has increased appreciably. making the "'II plan unfeasible at this time. But as a possible plan of the future for California prisons, not all within the system believe that smaller prisons make less volatile institutions. San Quentin's Warden Louis S. Nelson claims all prisons experience many of the same problems uniformly, without regard to size. San Quentin. however, seems to experience these problem areas more severely than others. This year 49 stabbing incidents have resulted in six deaths in San Quentin, its worst record in the last eight years. Only in 1971, when 14 died as a result of 46 stabbings including four on the prison rioilf11111\11 staff, has the stabbing rate been this high. v 511 One San Quentin ex-con, a veteran of two terms at the prison, estimated that at any given time, 95 per cent of the entire prison population is armed He added that because of the average prisoner's ingenuity, security efforts such as increased Mitt searches are only a minor deterent. 0 ' He added that if any prison quadruppled the number of searches, the cons would merely adapt to the schedule. Every con has his stash ( of weapons other articles and the increased searches would increase the amount of articles confiscated but not in direct proportion to the increase of searches, he explained. Weapons and contraband confiscated from San Quentin prisoners during six -week period. See Back Page 114E OLD SHELL ob, AU- 114E OMER OIL COMROMEO GAME Daily Forum

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Editorial Will Alviso survive alone? Residents of the small port town of Alviso are asking Improvement Corporation, a provisional citizen-run for a chance to decide their own future. governing body. The lost that ability five years ago when San Jose, The residents complain of a lack of sidewalks, poor after three unsuccessful attempts, finally absorbed street lighting and unrepaired streets. the small city through an annexation election. But many of the promised improvements, such as Since then, residents of the sparsely populated police and fire protection, library and water service, community have contested the legality of that election parks and recreation leadership were completed by in court because they claim illegal votes may have San Jose. been cast. It is doubtful Alviso could have provided these No court decision has yet been reached to determine facilities for its residents without some financial the validity of the election, but Alvisans fear for the support. future of their community and homes if San Jose Geological problems are another obstacle for Alviso retains control over the area. to overcome before de-annexation becomes feasible. By keeping control to themselves, many residents Land slippage, earthquake hazards and flooding plan developing Alviso through small-scale com- may make the area uninhabitable in the future, ac- mercial shops, which would also provide jobs and cording to SJSU geologist Frank Anderson. preserve the pioneer atmosphere of the town, one of Some San Jose city council members have the oldest incorporated cities in California. suggested relocating the community's 1,600 residents However, it is doubtful these small shops could over a 1.0-year period because of these unsafe land generate sufficient income to keep the town func- conditions. Another suggestion is to ban future land tioning if the court decision should favor de- development in Alviso in hopes the population will annexation; Alviso has little or no tax base on which to move on its own. build a government. But if the land is too unstable to withstand the The San Jose sewage treatment plan and pressure of housing or commercial development, it , . , t R ))0 Ill surrounding lands, which presently provide the major seems unlikely it would be able to support San Jose's source of taxable income, would most likely by proposals to transform it into an industrial park or removed from Alviso's boundaries if the town is de- airport. annexed from San Jose. As much as the residents want to regain control of Leaders blamed for demise Aside from leaving no taxable resources, Alvisans Alviso to avoid relocation or industrialization, they claim San Jose has left incomplete many of the im- should be certain they can provide the services they provements claim San Jose has neglected. 0,0-4,40,0 1,1aCiano S, Ald a n a promised to them under the original contract between the city of San Jose and the Alviso Or more harm than good may result. After reading some articles concerning Alviso that purpose in bringing these Russians into Alviso was have appeared in the Spartan Daily and other local probably to prove a point about democracy, but to newspapers, I decided to write this letter from an Alviso residents it meant more than that. Alviso resident's point of view. Many newspaper articles suggest that Alvisans are Fit tit r(' tr . Prior to 1967, Alviso was in the same condition as incapable of making a living some place other than today. People didn't think much about the conditions Alviso, due to their low financial and educational they were in. There was a lack of interest and hope to situation. Well, if it is true that the financial and improve their situation. Then a group of residents who educational level is lower in Alviso than in other 'It'll be the death of us' saw the need to improve their condition, re-organized communities, Alviso, with this so-called lower level of once existed with the same ob- status, has done a great job a group which had education and financial Mark B ',SS'''. an jectives but which had been dissolved. This committee for its community and its neighbors. This proves that went to the federal government and asked for help. Alvisans are not as ignorant nor as incapable as some The federal government, which was the critical people believe. Tundra and situation of these people, decided to aid Alviso directly If Alviso is falling back to, or is now back, where it The Colorado River felt the hard-hitting film depicted the of the fragile Alaskan and sea from Washington through 0E0, HEW, and similar was some years ago, I blame it on a small number of reins of man's control." construction of the dam from start already threatened land agencies, to support a project exclusively for persons who claim to be the leaders of Alviso. Instead A rather trite statement, but to finish. It's theme and the reason wildlife. forever Alvisans, in hopes of bringing a healthy environment of leading it toward a "prosperous future," they have none better fits man's philosophy behind the dam's construction More important, gone

to this little town. taken the wrong direction. of his relationship to nature. centered on man's use and control will be oil supplies to meet future In a period of three years, this project was expanded Among these persons is the president of the present Since Biblical times, he has of nature. needs. into what is known today as the Alviso Family Health board of directors and its supporters on the board regarded nature as an adversary to The completed dam did offer President Nixon's proposals, is here to Center. Its restrictions to aid low income families which hold the majority rule on the board who were be tamed. That idea, which temporary testimony of man's based on the idea nature earth's were enlarged to care for families residing in the elected about a year ago. These individuals, little by traveled west with the Europeans control, but eventually nature will serve man, will sap the unusable by vicinity areas of Alviso, including Agnew, Fairlane, little, have been taking the clinic AFHC away from who colonized America, is still "triumph" by filling the dam productivity until it is and a portion of Sunnyvale. the community. very alive today. ( damn? ) basin with silt, rendering man. with a At the beginning of the project, a board of directors They took the privilege away from the community to The above quote was taken from it useless. Instead, a harmony the was elected to represent the community in decisions to participate in the decisions of the organization which a Department of Water What is lost in the long run is the respect toward nature and to be made and needs to be met. affect Alviso economically as well as politically when: Reclamation film which promoted beauty and history of the canyon. It future must be struck. Trying

These board members, residents of Alviso, had the building of Glen Canyon Dam can never be revived. The unique conquer nature is useless, because, o They cancelled the elections of November which conquer direct contact with Washington. Whenever there was a on the Colorado River in Arizona. islets and carvings of native in the end, man will only would replace a number of board members, elected need for funds or some type of aid, they would go to The film is a classic. It will live in Indians are lost permanently, in himself. Permanently. from the community, as it legally has been practiced Washington where they would hold interviews with the annals of man as one of the pursuit of a short term advantage, in the past. congressmen and representatives. And they were great snow jobs of all time. and man's superiority. o Changed the policies to allow professionals to hold Speak out! always successful in achieving their objectives. Bulldozers and steam shovels The U.S. is confronting the positions on the board which will eventually be con- During this first three years, the center Alviso ripped the desert soil. Periodically, energy shortage with the same The Spartan Daily will accept trolled by them. F'amily Health Center was visited frequently by portions of the canyon exploded insidious attitude. letters or guest columns of any o They've been practicing closed meetings, thus government officials who had heard of the sending earth, which had been To meet our energy "needs," length from on or off campus in- denying the community their right to participate in achievements of such a small community and who carved by centuries of weathering President Nixon and his energy dividuals and groups. For quick the AFHC policy-making decisions. admired their work. These visitors ranged from city and sedimentation, hundreds of advisors advocate an accelerated and full publication, letters should officials such as Mayor (Norman) Mineta, to As these rights are taken away, the residents begin feet through the desert's once pure exploitation of the world's limited be typed, double-spaced on a 55- government officials such as the president's to lose interest, since at the end they are left with air. resource base space line and be limited to 10 in- Treasurer appointee, Ramona Banuelos, and nothing to fight with. This is why Alviso is failing in its The narrator, utilizing all the Their solutions include increased ches, or about 350 words. The congressmen such as Don Edwards. Lately about a once prosperous future. It is not that its community is subtlety of a Watergate con- oil exploration and production and editor reserves the right to edit for year and a half ago some Russian officials came to ignorant or incapable, but that it has fallen in the spirator, remarked, "and new the construction of nuclear power taste, libel, space or style. The visit, among them a Russian minister of health hands of individuals with negative ideas, who have sounds were brought to this land of plants, both at the expense of the editor also reserves the right to visiting Stanford to exchange scientific ideas in heart destroyed the integrity and spirit that once existed in the Navajo." environment. cease publication on topics he feels surgery between the two countries. Washington's this little town. Spiced with a script like that, the Lost permanently will be much have been exhausted.

Point of Viet(' Letter: A better way Staring democracy in the face

Joe Fisher Editor: the Black culture. The latter is far While I read Kenneth A. too big and broad for that Representatives of the Chilean people who can and will divest us of The truth is, the crowd consisted Wesson's well-written article on limitation. lithe two are currently Spartan Daily

military junta are now on tour" in that freedom if allowed to seize the of upwards of 400 demonstrators "Black culture judged by White enjoined, we should work to their Serving the San Joss State University this country attempting, un- moment. peaceful, considerate, mostly standards," I kept thinking of St. separation. Equally, it is a serious Community Since 1934 Second class postage paid at San Jose. California believably, to gain support for the We must listen to these people, young, and protesting, as one Paul who said something to the mistake to assume the White Member of California Newspaper Publishers Association and the Associated l'ress Published daily by San Jom State way of life they have imposed on watch them, know them and placard put it, "the bloody murder effect that, "It is better to marry culture is the intellectual culture. University, except Saturday and Sunday. during the college year The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily their traditionally democratic expose them. in Chile" and the Chilean than to burn." Most male college The latter is far too bring and those of the Associated Students. the College country. broad for that limitation. Administration or the Department of Journalism and Let a Chilean military representatives most certainly had freshmen have been adept at Advertising Subscriptions accepted only on a remainder Though conflicting reports out of representative try to convince you second thought about appearing working around St. Paul's simple- A fine scholar I know reminded of aernsster basis Full academic year, 19 each Semester. $410 Off campus poce per iopt RI cents Phone 277-3181 Chile are common, it is in- that bloodshed is necessary, that before such a partisan assembly. minded dichotomy. And, I believe me just the other day that both Advertising 277 Press of Erich Printing, San Jose Editor George Red, disputable that life there is freedom of the press is expendable, One wonders what they expected. I there are good and tangible ways Black and White are minorities and Advertising MarlaKtr Robert Madrigal Managing editor In Dwkason Salami presided over by an insidious, well- that guns supercede votes. His didn't think dictators could afford around Prof. Wesson's more hence suffer from a certain Forum page editors Barbara French Peter Howard planned reign of terror dedicated failure will be his testimony. to be naive. complex dichotomy. assumption of importance to which News editor Brad Bollinger to the elimination of all opposition The first Bay Area appearance of neither is entitled. He reminded me Assistant news editors Debbie Block Moore Auditorium's capacity is The professor caught using the Linda Malligi to the military. these junta spolesmen was that his race (Oriental) was the Gail Shiemoto 300. There is no reason why school terms "dude" and "cat" should not layout editor Warren Hein' majority and his scholarship the 1:ntertainment editor Itebbie Tennison This is hardly the type of scheduled for the night of Nov. 12 at officials could not have allowed at have been understood necessarily oldest and quite possibly the Fine arts editor louis F Covey government that warrants the obscure Menlo College in Menlo least 300 people in and gone on with anymore than when one of the Sports editor Paul A Stewart support of the American people. Park. But we didn't broadest. Copy editor Kyle Clark even get to see the presentation. older faculty tells a personal Aasistant copy editor Nancy Burby But since this country stays alive them fail. In Sparks where I was born, we l'hoto editor Ken Bisio a truly Depression joke. We all face these Assistant photo editor Wade Howell and viable and free through the The "show" was cancelled It would have been had a street culture an odd Chief photographer Mike Bussed beneficial experience. We would difficulties in countless ways. What unencumbered interaction of because, believe it or not, the is that it is the mixture of Mexican, Italian,Scotch, Reports,. Nancy Baker Terry Brinkerhoff. Russ Brown. have seen and heard some of the is to us important Deborah larvalho, Mona Chin, Dean Daily. Paula finnan. opposing forces, we allow that turnout of people was so over- university's business to see that we Irish, and God knows what else. I Joe Fislwr. Danny Gilmore, Joanne Gobble, Susan flesh and blood behind oppressive Hathaway. Gary Fliroki, John Horan. Bruce Jewett. Jtm government freedom of whelming. A press release ex- move from these simpler left it as rapidly and as totally as I Kelley, Jacquit Kissel, Randy lopes. Roxanne Miller, Ed solicitation. plained that the small Moore militarism and they would have could and was pleased to find from Moore. Bryan Murray, Bob Plombo, Ion Rauh, Kathy amount of limitations into a new culture the Rebell., Kathy Hengstorff, Ton Robb, Peggy Rudnick, Ed We must listen to the evasive Auditorium could not ac- learned that no Perkins' protege that, "You can't Semler, Carol Tognetti, Mark Whitefield, Gary Worthen, rationalization can cloud culture of the intellect. This culture Joyce Yamashita answers of despots, we must watch commodate everyone and they rhetorical go home again." I don't want to. Photography Staff Nicole Bengiveno, John Havens, Marty American's distinct vision of is more universal than the other Gatewood Hoff. Moro Lipton, Scott Mowry, Rick Murphy, them squirm in their chairs when regretted the cancellation. Now, an The world is quite possible to the Bart Rex freedom. two and hence could constitute a Advertising Staff David Brockrnesee lairs Giornettl. democracy or socialism is men- I've heard of affairs being post- East and I suspect we local folk John England, Michael Garvey. Ann Giometti, Gregory common meeting ground. Grave.. Nora Hancock. David Harris, Margaret Schsearb. tioned. Fragile as freedom is, it poned for lack of an audience but But oppression will always have had better spend more energy in Cern Scialabba, Etna Wallace. Thomas Ward. (Tenn.,* must be protected by knowledge how many standing-room-only hard time staring democracy in I believe it is a serious mistake to learning than in rage. Wheatley I ',Ty Williams knowledge that there are real-life events are dropped? the face. assume that the street culture IA Edward J. Laurie December 4, 1973, Page 3

::. Facts on mock computer reg

New process for fall semester Computer to end reg lines By Bruce Jewett be procured by the state university and college system. "If this computer registration fails," Clyde Brewer, SJSU admissions and "I suspect," Brewer said,"that it costs the school system about UP 000 a year records director said, "it will be due to administrative, executive and student to rent that machine and its auxiliaries. It supports almost all of our academic apathy." functions." Brewer stressed there is "very little chance" the revived method of computer Anderson pointed out the CDC is the type most banks and large institutions use. registration will fail because of technical failure or error. lithe system succeeds Brewer credited SJSU President John Bunzel for initiating the computer in the upcoming trial run, it will eliminate a large bulk of paper work and long registration at SJSU. lines for students by May 1, 1974. "Two years ago," Brewer recalled, "Dr. Bunzei melt that the present system of machine to According to Scott Anderson, acting director of the new system, the registration lines was too archaic. He said 'get with it,' and within 90 days we :-: be useda CDC 3050has been on the campus for four years. It was the same submitted a proposal to the Chancellor's Office." machine used in the unsuccessful computer registration in 1969. "The previous failure was due to a lack of commitment," Brewer said. The computer registration the SJSU registration office hopes to launch on a dry run tomorrow is modeled on the one functioning at Sacramento State University. The machine, said Anderson, is built by Control Data Corporation, based in Minnesota. "It can handle a tremendous amount of work, and has to be rated in The test run will last from Dec. 5 to 18, said Anderson. During that time, the top 25 per cent of computers as far as actual power is concerned. The students are invited to participate by picking up next semester's class schedules :: registrations would not even make a real noticeable addition to its present at the Spartan Bookstore. workload." Forms for computer registration are enclosed in the schedules. Further in- John Havens Brewer, Anderson, and Associated admission and records director, Jack structions on filling out and turning in these forms will be available in the en- 0 Tuthill did not know the rental fee for the machine. They said it would eventually closures. Admission applications Computer registration 'eases load'

drop 3,000 for 1974 By Mark Whitefield operation. The Hornet. editor of the campus newspaper the While computer registration will be "Everyone really loves the computer The registration process, now a California Aggie, "people are still : Applications for admission to SJSU for fall 1974 are down from previous years, new and unfamiliar to many SJSU registration system here," said Carol reality at SSU, Computer-Assisted complaining, but things have greatly : according to Clyde Brewer, director of admissions and records. students, other schools have similar Ann Cohen, editor of the Sacramento Registration (CAR) is almost identical improved." SJSU is down from about 28,000 applications a year in the 1968-1971 years to programs already in effective State University campus newspaper to the one that is being tested at SJSU Students fill out two cards. On one about 27,000 last year and an expected 25,000 this year. this week. they list top priority classes, the things "There's not the pressure to go to school now partly because there is no longer According to Cohen, 93 per cent of the they definitely must take for the any draft," explained Brwewer, adding that many people are now seeking students at the school got all of the semester. On the other, they list some : professional degrees instead of the humanities and arts. Computer 'dry run' classes they wanted this semester. Last of the courses they must have before : Although SJSU is getting fewer applications, the percentage of those applying semester, when the program was first they graduate. and actually enrolling is up. initiated, 89 per cent of the students got Nearly everyone gets their priority Prior to 1971, 55 per cent of the applicants were admitted and 65 per cent ac- all of their classes. Cohen said. Many of classes, according to associate tually completed the files by sending their transcripts. Today, almost 80 per cent those who didn't get their classes had registrar, Harvey Trace, but not of those accepted finish the procedure and turn in transcripts. met indifference filled out the forms incorrectly. everyone gets his first choice among "We are getting less of the panic applications. Those who are applying now Departmental planners at SSU are the optional classes. want to come and aren't trying to avoid the draft or something similar," said The student turnout for SJSU's "dry-run" at computerized registration may now given advance indication of "The main problems we have had Brewer. fall short of administration expectations if a the result of a recent poll are student desired courses from forms have been with students filling out The initial filing date for all state colleges ended Friday. For those students, representative of the entire campus. students fill out. These are similar to cards incorrectly and listing too many however, who want to transfer to another college, may still apply until Aug. 1 Approximately 40 students were questioned recently and asked if they planned the ones SJSU students are being asked of their classes as priority. Some even .:: although the longer students wait the less their chance for admittance since there to participate in the "dry-run" that will begin tomorrow and last until Dec.18. to fill out this week. forget to fill out the necessary forms is a good chance their majors niay close Brewer commented. Most of those asked professed ignorance or outright apathy to the plan. The departments not only have a when they drop classes," Trace said. At SJSU no majors are closed for fall, but some have quotas. For instance, the At least one-half of those polled replied they were not participating simply better notion of which course sections "We still have the age old problem of nursing program is only accepting 110 lower division applicants and 43 upper because they didn't care to. "This is my last semester here. Why the hell should are in great demand, but can also accommodating everyone in classes ::: division. The business administration marketing will accept no sophomores and I?" was a typical reply. Others claimed that the use of computers would not allocate instructor and staff time more and we can't create space where it neither will social services. change anything. Some didn't care because it was "too much trouble." effectively, Cohen said. doesn't exist," Trace said. Occupational therapy, which is offered at no other state university, is ac- Only four students, when asked if they would join in the dry-run, replied yes. U.C. Davis initiated a somewhat For SJSU the feasibility of computer cepting 40 first-time freshmen and 50 juniors, but no seniors or sophomores. The dry-run is an attempt to determine if the use of a computer card system different computer registration registration for fall, 1974, will be : :: Students wanting to switch majors should go to the department of the major will ease the problems created by the current registration process. If successful, program last year. decided by the participation of students they're trying to enter. There is nothing the admissions office can do. the process will be used for registration for the Fall 1974 semester. According to Dave Levy, managing in the dry-run test this week. :.:

Butcher union calls for strike, Lids on lighting, thermostats 30,000 meatcutters walk-out part of trustee's energy plea LOS ANGELES A report on the Vice Chancellor Harry Harmon, will continue monitoring effectiveness cutbacks in fuel and electrical power Harmon said the Chancellor's office of the programs. consumption by campuses of the From page one certain times. office, lucky and Safeway store California state university and college Southern California management "We don't want to see any butchers managers could not be reached for system was given at last week's Board spokesman Robert Voight said a cost- put out of work," he said. comment. of Trustees meeting. San Jose Job Corps of-living clause in the new contract Two strikers picketed the store in the Although Lucky stores were shut offer set a salary increase of 11 cents an day and were to be relieved by other down, I.ucky-owned grocery divisions Campus personnel are being hour. shifts for 24 hours. A Lucky security remained opened in Gemco stores. requested to set thermostats no higher guard was placed on all day duty at the Bernice Rogers, a meat wrapper at than 68 degrees. Boilers on certain spokesman said the unions were rejects representation A parking lot but he said there had been Safeway store No. 563, claimed their campuses are in operation for shorter open-ended cost-of-living seeking an no trouble from the picketers at all. The union's major problems with the Food periods and oxygen analyzers are being wage increase clause. guard, Melvin Hines, said he had more Employer's Council was that "they're installed on stacks of hot water The staff of the San Jose Job Corps turned down a chance for representation by trying to take away some of our "Our problems are mainly just plain, trouble from disappointed for angry generators. the AFL-C10 during the weekend by a vote of 19 to 8. benefits pension, sick leave and a old money and cost of living clauses," customers than the strikers. This culminates two months of controversy at the center which included charges guaranteed 40 hour work week." he said. A recorded phone message from the The conservation measures were in by some staff members that Singer Education Systems, which operates the center, Richard Paul, assistant manager in Food and Drug Council in San Fran- response to Chancellor Glenn S. was employing its company lawyers to supress the union movement. picketing store meat department, also said retail But a I.ucky employee cisco said most retail clerks are the Dumke's request last summer to im- Singer runs the center located at 201 S. 11th St, under a contract with the U.S. Safeway employees No. 44 emphasized, "There's no hassle honoring the strike and where no clerks and other plement successful methods of energy Department of Labor. about wages. The company will Surely management personnel were available, are supporting the butchers. savings on the state campuses. Singer currently receives $4,500 for every student it has. The government also give us all that is allowed under the the stores have been shut down. He estimated 15 to 20 employees work limits the number of students at 214 and the center is now short of that quota by ( of 5.5 per cent.) It's some clerk at in the store and they refused to cross Conservation measures include wage-freeze Ronald I.ind, Jr., a grocery only three. of the new things that we object to." lucky Store No. 25 in Santa Clara, said the picket lines. lowered thermostats, reduced exterior The man, who declined to give his name he is honoring the butchers' strike Paul said he and other union mem- and corridor lighting, curtailed John D. Aquilano, the center director, had argued that the only way to pay but said he was the meat manager of because, "our contract ends Dec. 31 bers have no idea when the strike will watering and transferrance of custodial higher wages would be if the government raised one or both of these limits. the store, said some of the "new things" and if they honor us, we'll honor them." end. A striker at I.ucky's store No. 44 shifts to daylight hours. He said that strikes might pressure the corps into closing but would be inef- included a company plan to expand its I.ind said he was not notified of the agreed and said, "I hope the strike ends The report was presented to the fective in obtaining higher wages because of the government restrictions. self-service meat counters which would store's shut-down before going to work. soon because we'll just have to clean up trustees' committee on Campus Staff members, mainly counsellors, receive an average wage of about $5,500 per eliminate the need for butchers at According to the Local Union 508 all the .neat when it rots." Planning, Buildings and Grounds by year. Wages, however, were not the only argued point as those favoring a union Wide spectrum discussed Vast majority of state gas stations closed for Sunday Conference examines sexuality By Joanne Gribble tifying community resources in the raising her children in a communal "One on One," depicting the female and the genital area, where paralyzed From page one Human sexuality -- elusive, in- area of sexual behavior. Lesbian household. male masturbatory experiences. "One patients often have no feeling, to other The vast majority of gas stations in definable, in is understood, but Beginning Friday night, Dr. Harvey "People think we are Lesbians on One," a silent in eight millimeter, areas, such as the side of the face. California remained closed Sunday. universally desired. Caplan of the University of California in because we can't get men or we want to was done by two San Francisco high "This process re-opens a fascinating Only one station in Redwood City A 12-hour two-day conference on the San Francisco, explored the be men," Norman said, "They never school boys as part of a term project. It question," Dr. Dr. Vandervoort said, stayed open and it was forced to close at spectrum of human sexuality met this heterosexual experience with two stop to think we just prefer it that way." was later adopted by the National Sex "which is, how much of sex is in the 10 a.m. when it ran out of gas. Stations weekend in the SJSU Student Union to films, "Unfolding," and "Erogenists." The religious and historical basis for and Drug Forum as an educational aid. head?" open reported an increase of 20 to 30 per discuss the puzzle of sex and concluded Saturday morning the audience of many of California's sex laws was Following the films, Dr. Herbert cent over normal business. that most human sexual behavior fits more than 250 learned more about the explained by Melody Matthews, a sex The program closed with a film on Vandervoort, director of the human massage, followed by another panel, Police reported a sharp decrease in somewhere on a broad spectrum more unusual aspects of sexual education consultant and co-authoress sexuality program at the U(' Medical Margaret Elke, founder of the the number of Sunday accidents. Only ranging from exclusive heterosexuality behavior. of a recent book on the state including sex code. Center in San Francisco, explained the two vehicles were reported to have run to exclusive homosexuality. "Straight society says According to Matthews, it is not Massage Institute of California, and center's unique sex counseling out of gas on the Golden Gate Bridge as Sponsored by Santa Clara Valley 'homosexuality,' when it talks about illegal to be a prostitute in California, Lorne and Rita Bay, co-founders of a program, modeled loosely after the compared to a normal Sunday average Planned Parenthood, the conference, gays," Del Martin, co-authoress of the but it is to have any business. She also I AM Gatos body-oriented growth center, famed Masters and Johnson clinic in St. of more than three dozen. titled "Insight, ' attempted to examine book ''lesbian -Woman.'' asserted pointed out that fornication, genital Getting in Touch. Louis. Some stations have alrealy instituted the myths and realities surrounding during the morning panel on sexual intercourse, between two un- The Bay and Elke discussed the 10 seine rationing, limiting cars to sexual laws, behavior and emotions. homosexuality. "They don't say it that married adults, is legal, as is adultery. A sex counseling program for potential of massage as a sensual and gallons or less. Many other service The conference used films, lectures, way when they say 'heterosexuality". But, she said, when adulterers move in paraplegics and quadriplegics is also theraputic experience. Elke is stations, like Aggie's, have not yet done question -and -answer sessions and With Martin on the panel were Ron together It becomes adulterous part of the center, Dr. Vandervoort currently involved in a pilot project in so because they do not know what their discussion groups to seeks its goals of Lee, a San Francisco psychotherapist, cohabitation, and that is illegal. said. It is currently conducting Contra Costa County where massage is monthly gas quota will be for promoting awareness of the variety of and Pat Norman, also a sex counselor, Masturbation was the topic following research on erotic zone transfer, being used regularly on mentally December. human sexual experience and iden- who along with several other women, is Matthews, with two films, "Susan" and moving areas of sexual response from retarded children in a day care center. Page 4, December 4, 1973 'Funny man' Entertainment Carlin's image 'loose'

Beatles film By Lori Rauh it. The audience shrieked in ourselves: we have ring something is wrong. SAN CARLOS -- On sheer delight as he paused around the earth. Thanks to "So goodnight everybody. television George Carlin is with gestures that caused Tide-e-bowl the ocean might And - - you. - an incredibly funny man. tears of laughter and jot to be blue again. It makes it 'a sheer rip-off' To witness George Carlin stroll down their cheeks. blue so we can make it green on stage is to writhe in Jumping sporadically again." hysterical laughter at a from religion to race, he The last half hour of By Kathy Rebello XEROX character whose every word frankly blated, "I'm Carlin's one and one-half Someone should have done away with "Away With Words" COPIES projects his loose, down-to- Caucasian. And I don't like hour eloquent performance long ago. Not only was it a disappointment but a sheer rip-off earth, candid being. that name. It sounds like a was spent with four letter at $3 and $3.50 a throw. Such was the atmosphere shoe style." words, their meanings and It was advertised as a "film much like a concert" that at the Circle Star theatre in Referring to his various uses. EA. would trace the birth of rock and roll, up to Beatlemania and San Carlos Friday night as adolescence in White If anyone in the audience into "the turn-on era" of the Beatles. Carlin frowned, smirked, Harlem, New York, he was offended by four letter 1" Copy FREE* Showing in Morris Dailey Auditorium, Friday, Saturday cavorted and skipped his related his experiences with words, they certainly Willi 1 HIS Al) and Sunday, it was guaranteed as an "unforgettable per- way into the funny bones of a Black peers. "They always weren't by the time Carlin's ONE PER formance." The only thing the advertisement failed to say PERSON capacity crowd. gave me a bad time about rendition was over. was that it would be a negatively, unforgettable experience. AMERICAN COPY every not having a butt. That's why Slyly yet tactfully, he True, for one-half of the show, one did get a glimpse of the And they loved SERVICE minute of it. I have curvature of the proved the inhibitions our Beatles while listening to the allure of their music but, those absurd Formerly Campus Copy Something has to stick society has in getting upset glimpses were stale and blurred to boot. To an ardent Beatles Basing his "art" of humor spine. 273 E. San Fernando Cathay Andreggen on his childhood, his role as out back there." over words. Concluding on fan, the slides that quickly flashed onto the screen, were ones next to Peanuts George Carlin class clown was his And few comedians are the same note, "It's when which had frequented many popular magazines and without political parodies. you don't use those four 295-7778 newsreels. -training ground." Delving -We're all Nixon's niggers letter words that you know LOOSE SHEE1 S- Perhaps the most insulting shots were those that had been from instructions on face- making into his Catholic now, so nothing really BRING 1 HIS Al) lifted from the various Beatle movies: "Hard Days Night," background, Carlin claimed matters. There appears to be "Help," "The Yellow Submarine" and "Let It Be." All, of On Campus retentive quality course, a little less legible than the originals. with grinning conviction, "I an anal our country. That's The second half of the show was lost in Earl Jarred's, the The Joint Effort Cof- They move, they bounce to just had to quit Catholics. about my soul. why Nixon is such a good film producer's, own interpretations of what each Beetle feehouse will sponsor two the hypnotic rhythm. 'They were after "We are egotists. We symbol. Every four years he WATERBED SALE song meant. "Here Comes the Sun," was entrenched in nights of entertainment this Friday night, Uncle Vinty, And he's beautiful sunset scenes interspersed with silhouetted week, one for the sound of a a story-telling, music- created God in our own gets the runs. marijuana leaves. music lover and the other for making clown, will perform image and likeness. And if running again." God's like us, look out man. What politics had to do 10% 20% George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord," had a pulsating those who "get-off" on at 8, free. scene of crinkled aluminum foil followed by quick splashes of laughing. Trained in children's He even has a statue of an with pimples, no one knew. one really shots akin to those in "Ben Hur." "Hey Jude" was depicted Thursday night at 8, theater with a musical American middle class But the fact is no hypocrite on the dashboard cared. The audience merely SAVINGS by lovely, voluptuous, generally nude young women, all very Ballin'jack, a lively band of background as a pianist in a sex-toussled and enticing. guitars, saxophone, trom- rock group, he focuses on of his car." anticipated with giggles With This Ad And, "Eleanor Rigby" was expressed with images of a bone, trumpet and drums "perverse paradies" in- With hair braided down his Carlin's words and ex- skeletel Einstein and a girl in a long, satin dress frolicking on that produce a sound akin to terspersed with mellow back, the bearded comedian pressions to follow. F a cemetery decorated in the colors of Valentine's Day. "mullato music," will in use. appeared a trifle nervous. Reminiscing those teenage There is always the argument about the -excellent" 360 perform at a cost of $1 for He paused a number of times days, he recalled, degree sound system. But that also fell short at the price of students and $1.50 for the for water, to glance at his "Sometimes nature would be $3.50 and $3, especially to a poverty-ridden student. general public. notes, or "because it was extra good to you and line up One could just as easily have put his own Beetle records on The allure of the Los Playing time for his to take a break," three in a row." the stereo, or his friends', closed his eyes, and had a much Angeles group is very much as he casually put it. Prolific with words, Carlin better show. like that of Jamaican music. But this unique entertainer neatly tied nature to ad- is one who is every bit vertising and ecology. "We in SF capable of getting away with should really be ashamed of

Dazzling rock harmony Butterfield and Bloomfield Paul Butterfield's Better Days will headline the show 'Mame' clever an- at Winterland Thursday and leaves crowd dancing Friday nights at 8. Also on San Jose ',linter Reds will give you the best prices the bill are the Elvin Bishop on r,..nplee viatetheds and accessories. By Terry Brinkerhoff Band and the Michael Bloomfield Band. in sets,costumes SAN FRANCISCO -- Reg 864.95 Dazzling rock harmony, wild Admission for the Bill King Size Bed Graham By Jacquie Kubal the tasteless, bigoted, upper- SALE $58.95 African rhythms and soulful production is $4 in "Life is a banquet, and middle-class couple who San Jose Water Beds will give you Walnut Stained frame, blues filled Winterland last advance and $4.50 at the door. most poor SOS's are star- entertained her. Irma 5 yr guar. Mattress foam pad, fitted safety liner, hardy. are Sunday night as War, ving to death" were Auntie Jackson grimaced and Osibisa and Bobby Blue Mame's perennial words of mugged in fine style as their , Reg $149.95 Bland left a crowd of 3,500 "Gone with the Wind" wisdom Friday night at the "cutesy", horrid daughter. King Size Bec. SALE $129.95 dancing, singing and The musical stage Community Player's non- Rick Frank was v.. sr,r.,,,A frame writ pedestal, 3 yr guar heater aid laughing to themselves. production of the best selling musical production of devastating as Beau, Headlining the bill was the novel "Gone With the Wind" "Mame." Mame's husband. His b yr gi iar Mattress, fitted afety liner, hardware hard-hitting percusions and will play through Saturday Mame was her old Southern drawl and tall good soothing vocals of War. at the Curran Theater in San spirited, melodramatic self looks were perfect for the HEATER with Van Control Starting out slowly and Francisco, For ticket in- in the talented hands of part. Reg. 144.95 SALE building in intensity, War formation, call 415-673-4400. actress Roberta Viscovich Clever sets and costumes 139.95 linked one song to another and director Armand Plato. made for a professional SAN JOSE WATER BED CO. adding to the audience ex- -The Miser" The part required a lot of presentation. -151 W. Santa Clara 998-3 1 37 citement. energy and Viscovich Sparked by the unique Moliere's comedy "The Miser." will open Wed- provided it. In face and voice of bass player Harold figure she was reminiscent Brown and the lead mouth nesday at San Francisco's Geary Theater as part of the of Hosaland Russell who Y4;i:maila.t; ' VALUABLE Cill'PON harpist's sharp and piercing played the movie role. 41ifa= 7' into ACT's 1973 schedule. Tickets notes, War drifted The production was "Cisco Kid" and "The World for the 8:30 p.m. per- somewhat uneven; some SLACKSor PANTS dry is a Ghetto," two of their five formances on Dec 8. 14 and cleaned scenes provoked laughter in gold records. 29 are available at the Geary Box office. the right places, other not. Bringing a foot-stomping, The players warmed to the hand-clapping reaction from Marty 1-lat0000ld Mott play in the second half. 744 crowd, War's fleet- the Comedy is more difficult to fingered drummer and (save up to 75') Sax sounds add sparkle to concert pull off than drama, and for organist increased interest Choir to a community theater, the in their long but untiring giggling with every song, The Day" and "Where Baby Saratoga players did well pieces. they mixed well with the Went," Bland raised himself indeed. Cleaners Osibisa of the crowd. Art expectations above a few hecklers and an The scenes in which Mame Starting where most Enjoying their music as perform aggravating lighting tried her hand as swit- Santa Clara concerts end, Bill Graham much as the audience, 9th & 293-4900 director to deliver his Tickets for Handel's chboard operator and presented Osibisa on stage Osibisa jerked and wheeled I' message. "Messiah," to be performed Macy's sales clerk were first. With hands reaching to around stage, dancing in Shouting his deep vocals by the SJSU Choir, will be on uproarious. Also hilarious .'"01401# CI II' TIHS the heavens, Osibisa used African fashion. COUPON traditional with painful meaning, Bland sale daily until Dec. 7 in the was the scene where the every possible gadget in When they were finished and sang each word with the music department office sophisticated Mame tried o order to excite the crowd. the crowds acceptance was knowledge of experience. from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at $3 remain civil while being Congas, bells and whistles heard, their dripping, From there the blues a head. feted at a backyard bar- backed by an exhilarating grinning faces glowed with master grimaced, grinned Proceeds from the con- becue with tuna fish-peanut brass section jazzed up appreciation. and laughed his way into the cert, conducted by Dr. butter hors d' oeuvres. native rhythms while smoke Osibisa can lift spirits so hearts of his listeners. When Charlene Archibeque, will go Doris VanderPutten and rose from props on stage. high that it's hard to feeling really close, he to music scholarship funds. Chris White were great as Explaining what each song describe. Imagine frantic kneeled down on one knee in meant, like "Ba'sa Base" African mania put to con- an attempt to reach out and w It's real Bad) and "Kelay" temporary rock-jazz and touch the audience. (let's do it together, Osibisa maybe one will understand chanted and screamed the pulsating, primitive The themselves through each nature of their music. Crosby and number. Harmonizing as Throwing kisses to the FREE well as shouting, they screaming crowd, Osibisa not-a-burgers. changed tempo from a soft left the stage chanting and Nash sensuous melody to a singing with the same in- coffee & Donuts pulsating jungle rhythm, tensity they began with. without loosing anything in Bobby Blue Bland concert (ALL DAY) (WHILE THEY LAS1 between. After the smoke had and Graham Snarling, laughing and settled and bodies relaxed, it David Crosby Crosby, Stills, Nash was time for blues, and no Nash, of in the one can sing them better and Young fame, will be Friday than Bobby Blue Bland. presented in concert Expressing the at 8 p.m. at the San Fran- FOR 1 I IIFFSF DOG MEW TOMaa frustrations and agonies of a cisco Civic Auditorium. STUDENT UNION SNACK BAR FLY CKRISINIAS BRFA, Tickets are $5 in advance 7.:" misguided love through such When you lust can't face another burger, conic to Der FIND otrf YtorrE and $8 at the door. t5y STUK sit 5micii0404 pieces as "Help Me Through Wienerschnitzel and try a chili-cheese not-a-burger. TALkINCa TP And don't forget to bring along this coupon. It'll get Ntvit4S AT 23,5 you one free chili -cheese not-a-hurger with the one you stetrt buy. One coupon per customer. Tues. Dec. 4, 1973 OR CA4 20% TO 40% 287'8?4r) 41. in(m I VVIenerschDer nrtzel

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By Paul A. Stewart JV cagers in tournament After defeating Sonoma Santa Cruz and U.C. State, Sacramento State, St. WHEATON, OHIO - A 63-point second half and three U.C. State last night, the SJSU Davis. Teams vying to take Mary's and Sonoma. At the blocked kick-offs helped the University of Southern junior varsity basketball tournament crown away beginning of the tourney, California take advantage of Wheaton College, 98-0, here the team will meet the Gaels of from :he Spartans include Cal. and San Jose were co- yesterday before a capacity 4,568 fans and a national St. Mary's College at 9 U.C. Berkeley, U.C. Davis, favorites to take the television audience. tonight in the second round State, Hayward championship title. As ridiculous as it may sound, the way college football is Fresno of Me Frosh-JV tournament set up these days, this imaginary game report could be a being held in the Spartan reality. Gym, Specifically speaking, it is the absurd way college football The Spartababes, teams plan their schedules 10 and 20 years in advance, and defending champions of the then make them unalterable. tournament, are led by Rick The schedule maker who slated Stanford to play Penn State who netted a total of and Michigan on back-to-back Saturdays this season, must Younge 54 points in Friday and GROAT BROS have been a masochist, or a Nittany Lion-Wolverine fan. Saturday's victories over brings you Chances are, however, a good Cardinal team seasons ago Cathey Andereggen was responsible for this fiasco, not discounting the Stanford Spartan rugger Tom Tull ( with ball) sets up a play while 1 team of 1971. "Otis igto,li light7shirted teamates John Van Dyke (center I and Tim ***** Grove hold back the impending onslaught. Another prime example happened last Saturday. Notre the first completely new way Dame, ranked second by one wire poll, third by another, to tell time in 500 years... played that gridiron powerhouse, Miami, Fla. The Fighting team wins Rugby IllVerr led MU/ Made ill the L . S . Irish edged the Hurricanes, 44-0. I suppose for reasons of expediency or convenience, or both, college football schedules are put together a number of years in advance. This helps the television networks pick and choose their games to televise, both nationally and in Ten-Aside tourney regionally, in seasons to come. when you The obvious drawback to this is the fact that the "Might touch the Cornhuskers" of today may just be another Nebraska team The SJSU Rugby "B" Serratos. California. SJSU dominated we proudly feature button, next season. team cleaned up on the A Dean Roseland iry in the play in the Stanford match, Pulsar Besides Nebraska, another prime example of this was the Stanford second half and a Steve rarely allowing the Car- WINSOR & muddy fields at the tells you Kansas State grid teams of the mid-'60s. If you remember University Ten-Aside Rugby Norton penalty kick on the dinals toget over the 50-yard NEWTON the time those salad days of Big Eight football, Lynn Dickey late of Tournament Saturday, final play of the game gave line, but lost when a Stanford artists' materials the Houston Oilers) led the Wildcats to bowl after bowl in- shutting out four opponents the Spartans a 7-4 win over player scooped the ball and vitation for three years, and then the Wildcats became the in four straight matches to Sigma Chi in the second ran for a 70-yard try. Pussycats. win their divisional title. round. Similar circumstances ***** The ruggers struck at U.C. They went on to lose a 7-0 plagued the Rambler's \Ca Davis 20-0, Stanford 28-0, St. battle against a veteran Sea match. A try by Carl Ekern It would not be all that unfeasible to start scheduling op- Mary's College 17-0 and in Hawk team from Santa Cruz, and a kick by Buchanan WINSOR & NEWTON ponents three to five years in advance. Alai r cos ooRs the final beat Hayward State but still got into the final. scored in the losing effort. FisorddireclaSisiontS Alitirisir ACRYLIC COLOuRs This would still offer the television networks ample time to University 9-0. The Spartan's first victory DESIGNERGOIJACHE AlirrtSTS. WATER COLOURS select their "Game of the Century" every week, five instead Captained by forward Rich "A" team results came against Chico State Ma INNIS , If 20 years in advance, and would allow those who are bur- O'Leary, the team maintains The top-ten "A" squad College, 24-10. Touchdowns be ad iuslcci to this toluanc( Oiling. Or CIE..,lf. I dened with the task of putting together the football schedules a perfect 5-3 record for the opened its season with a by John Van Dyke, t Jose .ery MOOCr-II rri,n0 TrOtII $275 to $1595. at colleges and universities throughout the nation, the ability year. frustrating 6-4 loss to the Buchanan and two by Phil son paint to gage their schedules to fairly equal opposition (obviously Spartan Rich Hendrix led Stanford firsts, and a 10-6 Bertetta downed the Chico 78 VALLEY FAIR san JOSE discounting league teams). in scoring with three touch- loss to the Peninsula squad. Steve Zanatell and This would prevent teams like Notre Dame from feasting 248.4171 GRANAT BROS downs ( also called trys) for Ramblers. Buchanan converted the JEWELERS SINCE 1905 365 san Antonio RD. EASTRIDGE MALL /,,AN JOSE STEVENS CREEK PLAZA SANTA CLARA on the Army's throughout the nation in order to up their the tourney. 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Elegant rooms newly decorated, bureau. will speak at SJSU on Dec BINOCULARS INSENSE 25 stars in Humphrey Bogart role. wrestled to a three-way tie wrestling outing for the winger Alan Hamane both apply after A pm or call 795 8514 tith Student Union Ballroom. 1P.M STICKS 29, PIPES 51 00 L UP. Filmed in Sausalito. Friday Flicks FRAMING: Custom, creative, per for fourth place among 13 Spartans. Kerr said, "Lucas scored a try in the Stanford FREE INDIA BEDSPREADS 15 95 & UP. SAN FERNANDO HOUSE Well presents this show On Dec. 7 at swat, unique Call 3266613 Ms R teams, in the 17th Annual should be a major threat stomping. Halfback John WEDNESDAY FLICKS"Reefer T SHIRTS 5200 EACH, IRON ON located for serious students maid & Morris Dailey Aud 7 & 10 pm Only Frederick Madness", "Duck Soup" & Sinister TRANSFER VARIETY 75c EACH linen serv Color Tv Kitchen, 500 Coke ton, 15c By A Phi 0 PANDA San Jose "H. Hugh Mumby" with more experience." Golling muscled his way Harvest" Dec 5th Morris Dailey BROOKS 80 E San Fernando 1 Blk Parking 6930 to 8900 737 E San LODGE BOOK STORE 72 E San Fernando Aud 2 shows 7.30 & 10 pm SO cents ton SlSti Phone 2920409 Fernando 293 6345 S J Open 125 Mon Wrestling Tournament, Oscar Trevino followed through the Stanford pack Sat 12 7 Wed Specialize in books on Presented by A S. YIN YANG WATERBEDS Special TOWNHOUSES. 7 Bdrrn $155 ,no SERVICES in the Men's Gym. suit by scoring a third in the for yet another try. New carpet. swimming pool, air China. Third World, Minorities in Saturday MASSAGE WORKSHOP Esalen student discount with purchase of 2 or cony free parking & private U S. handicrafts from Mainland Suprising"C's" Style, more waterbeds 2331 So 7th St 9913 134 spot. Dec 15. 9 am 6 pnl, Sequoai EXPERIENCED TYPING China 5660. 2265 Stevens Creek Blvd 998 balcony Perfect choic; St S 19t6 Electric Growth Center. 1208 Martin Ave Terns Papers. Thesis, If one or more of the The Spartan "C" team, 3000 24 E Campbell Ave Campbell Mgr Apt 3 Call Cliff 295 3967 etc Depen Reservations, 288 8075 dable Mrs. Allen 294 1313 TYPING. FAST. ACCURATE, wrestlers had won, the noting the per- made mostly of newcomers, APPLICATIONS FOR A.S. 378 1040 MEN Larne, cheerful rooms. wall to ELECTRIC. CALL 377 5142 AFTER Kerr, wall Spartans would have moved surprised the spectators at PROGRAM BOARD are being ac CUSTOM TAPING FROM YOUR carpel, furnace heat & outside STUDENT TYPING 65 ceols per page 12 oo pm MARCIA REYNOLDS formance of 158-pounder cepted 0day, Fri Nov 30. in the RECORDS. 4 track, 8 track, reel to entrance 406 5 11th St close to campus Phone 998 1869 TYPING OF ALL KINDS Fast. ac Stanford, playing its way to AS Office. Student Union If you reel Same day service whenever to third place. Mike Cunningham, stated LA DONNA APTS 1 bedroom apts RENT A TV OR STEREO, free curate and dependable Mrs Alice have applied before & have not been possible The Arkade. 248 S. Isl. the championship match turn $130 unfurn SIM w w new delivery. free Service Call Esche's Emmerich 749 24164 Santa Clara that although he didn't place notified California State University highly rated be sure & double check downtown S carpets Quiet, near campus 285 251 7598 he was much improved and against a "Play It Again Sam" Woody Allen Oh St Cali Ben. 788 83830, John 356 ST GEORGE ELECTRIC GUITAR ALL KINDS OF TYPING my home. at Bakersfield won the contingent of Chico State stars in a Humphrey Bogart role. w.int case. 525 Call Ron 5708 did a good job. 292 2863 narrative &statistical: theses, study Filmed in Sausalito. Friday Flicks wei,k thghts GARDEN STUDIOS: SI09 IS S119 tourney with 20 team points, guides. etc Reasonable 2669121 TRANSPORTATION College alumni. presents this show on Dec. 7 at Four pools Laundry, off street followed by Fresno State They lost to Chico to take Morris Dailey Aud. 7 & 10 Pm Only parking 1319 Sunny CI Walk. Bike PISCEAN A CO. comes they with Kerr continued, "I was 500 coke too. I5c By A Phi 0 complete isicvcie to speed EUROPE University with 13, and San their HELP WANTED Drive or Bus to SJSU 297 1700 ISRAEL AFRICA Student the runner-up spot in specialists) parts sales & service at flights all year round CONTACT proud of the freshman and INTERESTED IN PLAYING ICE PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED State University student prices nearby Friendly ISCA. 11687 San Vicente Blvd Apt. Francisco division. HOCKEY? Contact Dave 244 5591 MEN el WOMEN DRIVERS for ice APARTMENTS. 2 bedroom $135. 3 sophomores that wrestled weekdays helpful service We carry Piscean. No 4 L A Calif 90019 TEL 1213/ after 10 pm No Prev cream. candy soft drink routes bedroom 5165 628 S 10th St 295-5144 with 12. In first-round action they eoper necessary Bridgestone Regina Ross. 826 5669 or 17141 287 3010 for us. It was a touch tour- Arrange a work schedule corn LARGE 1 P. 2 Bdrm Apt 5125 & Mossberg Magneet 331 N 1St 787 Well "It pays to be squeaked by a north bay WILL TRADE: Camera to, cookie Parable with class schedule 30 to SO FLYING SCION? nament, and it is hard for 7030 with TWA' Your TWA Next came the tie between 4-0, cutter See Marty Per cent core, Tropical Ice Cream 155 '2 block from State Quiet young team called Starry Plow Representative Bill younger people to walk into Co 330 Race St 297 4228 complex, W W carpets, built in ASTROLOGY. A complete chart is Campus SJSU, Humboldt State can help you on a try by captain Abel electric kitchens, pool Married constructed & interpreted Expert Crawford 1225 7162/ something like that and do OVERSEAS JOBS Australia, Fly at 18 per University and Chico State couples only. Ph 7860944 466 S. 5th work at a roasonable price make your GETAWAY AUTOMOTIVE Europe, S America Africa Students 2886226 No 1 cent off with TWA Youth passport & well." all TYPING: College, all with 11 points. EMI RIM M W W protessionS and occupations 5700 Reasonable. experienced S. Take up to 24 months to pay With a to 1 BEDROOM IN HOUSE. $IMI m0 fast IBM Selectyc STUDENT CAR INSURANCE Is -- 53000 monthly Expenses paid, with s,,b0Iss FREE GETAWAY CREDIT CARD overtime. kitchen priv . color to. Call Are 923 tont for technical typing No Wing Student Refused 25 per / en, OF i' sightseeing. Free in Call 225 7262 for informatton after SJSU posted several in- The formation 9373 Call 763 7730 team goes to the mats FOR 30 GPA OR NON SMOKER Write TRANS WORLD 500 Fer reservations call 2956600 - RESEARCH DEPT Al PO Box agent dividual stars including 126 again today against Cal- 048 0223 Days Fur 241 8873 HUGE 1 1 2 BORM APTS. New WESTERN RIDING LESSONS, Or your local travel 603. Corte Madera, CA 94925 carpets ' block from campus 439 pounder Dan Kida who AUTO INSURANCE . TIRED OF horses prodded, for information call FLIGHTS TO MEXICOMaratlan Poly, San Luis Obispo, at BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 111h St Call 9981619 111 BEING RIPPED OFF? Call CSIS. 298 3293. S249 inclusive 8 days? nights Inc! wrestled seven matches to originators ot Student Auto TRAINEE, 3 to S hrs. daily (hrs. hotel on the Cal-Poly at 8 p.m. Kerr says BRIDAL FAIR PHOTOGRAPHY round trip air fare, 111 insurance. who have been writing it tiexible1 Cheerful, energetic young I 1 2 DORM. APTS. Quiet, shag take individual first place HIGH quality wedding photogcaphy beach plus extras Puerto Vallarta of his opponents, "They're n their 9 Calif offices for over 6 man with office experience or carpets Large Prof married or 7 nights Incl, for LOWEST Bay area rates 588 $259 inclusive 8 days honors. He totaled three pins 111 years No Student refused Call 289 education in Bus Adm. to work in grad students $36 S 8th No 9 295 on beach tough, the best team we includes gold & white album 60 round trip air fare, hotel 8681 or slop by 4015 3rd St .second Ohre of male, meat firm Some plus ex and four decisions. meet." color prints of your choice full set of full do, cruise to Yelapa, floor 13rd & San Salvador I typino 3040 wpm record keeping. & SENSITIVE GENTLEMAN wishes a 1215, 12 22. 11. sirdeS BRIDE KEEPS ALL fras Xmas package supervisory ability, 52S0 per hour friend and companion A sincere after 5pin 2744613. Richard NEGATIVES Extra full color 8 X 17 Call 111 '67 Sunbeam Alpine, ORG. Wires. start 298 49110 Mrs Gray female offered FREE RENT in In the heavyweight St Staff of 70 The Spartans are still Rack, roll bar Phone 996 1669 '71 exchange for kindness 298 2308 10's 25 each EXPERIMENTS IN TRAVELING division 235-pound Spartan Honda 493 with fairing 996 1869 LARGE CORPORATION with local photographers Make an MO IFor information and reserve- NICE ohth annual on regimented wrestlers at 190 and branch office in Si near campus ROOM Clean 8, comfortable pointrnent See Our Samples 'nen without . tens mall this ad, phone or '67 MGIVOT, recent overhauled Garage, near bus Share student programs 13 wks Europe I Donnell Jackson wrestled to needs two young men or women to TV. phOne. decide Op, ever5 evening until 10 stop by and ask Barbara engine. 4 radials Y- snOw tires, FM wks Israel Europe 6 wks Europe 177 pounds, which will force work PT Good telephone voice ,kit.9 c 39h 263 bath S6S rh o plus srn dep pm for FREE Bridal Packet Call second place, losing the first stereo. 25 mpg, excel cond. 5975 Contact Barbara NeVinS, Student Nevins at Student Servkleil needed $2 to 54 hr Call Mr Johnson 752 1161 them to forfeit 12 team points form, 265 7414 ServiCeS West. 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California 95113, or call FOR SALE PART TIME INSIDE SALES, College Swimming Pool. saunas, rec room. ; 287-8240 area 70 to 30 hours per week In Pleasant spacious Rends All the Freshman surprise Rudy or. cluding Saturdays Appearance irn modern features. 2, 3 bedrrn SPARTAN DAILY In the alternatives LefofepEs you VITAMINS COSMETICS, photo Portant (shirt & 'mei excellent op townhouses starting SITS 10 min Guevara at 118 pounds took Their next home match I Medd./ to go tw,r,-i this finishing & lots of strange things At Pot tunity for Business or Advertising Horn campus 2118 Canoes Gardens third in his division while will be Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Christmas. bill's College Pharmacy Maior Phone for appointment Ray Ave , at Old Almaden Rd 266 1474 Wood,. Or Ken Jessup, Kennedv CLASSIFIED Most major brands of quality stereo RUSTIC WILLOW GLEN COTTAGE, sophomore Rafael Meza took in the Men's Gym against Business Machines 286 2610 ? 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SP111 AN 11611 c passengers travelling Ai,. (Hz LOST FLEA 1101 Ill SN 1058 Strz ... 289 8681 craft are 13707 or DC8 lets map y r open vynd thru Son Ass t Se ie lea Ns' Peter OL 18l,8 95114 roar/NI 1 Sommeememimmil REE park IL admission 1940 S 1st L L if J Page 6, Deceml 4, 1973 Half German, half Japanese Spartaguide TODAY Mit liSDAY FILM. ."rtie Oxbow Incident" will be shown SPEAKER Former FBI agent William at 1 pm in Morris Daily Auditorium Nu Turner will speak at 2 pm in the St admission price Ballroom METEOROLOGY DEPARTMENT Seminar !LISU OUTSTANDING PROFESSOR Hans in MI 815 at 3 15 pm (;uth will be honored elan open reception It SPEAKER. Gail Fullerton. dean of I 30 pm on the S C Pnounhum room No graduate students, will speak an The Hard admission Choices of Freedom" al noon in the Faculty Student looks for identity Cafeteria room A BLACK PREMEDICAL lite meets at 7 W pci in the Black Studies Building

COMMON CAUSE meets at 7 pm in the S U Custanoan room with their hands than REC V7 will hold I'm from Japan tone, "I'm going to send She said the visa was a a "Bingo Night" at 7 p i;o5g 7:FskOr By Debbie Tennison when I say She said she is considering Americans. Japanese in the S Umunhum ruorn Entry is 25 030sPVRc@EsLSAEa01;10_1(4s7; Is the and half German, I'm not as living in Germany since her some toilet paper to my problem for her in Japan l'ents or one can of food COLNETVAICTDEBCARBArURAR:31: i Editor's note: This massage is not connected TOMORROW AT said. family for Christmas." when she forget to renew it STUDENT SERVICES Wh, fifth in a series of six articles accepted," she parents may move there to love and sex as some ROOK TALK: by Richard Ingraham. at the end of the three-year with boology, who will review "Man and Woman. Claiming Japanese - escape Japan's high cost of Meibergen advises people 045A 630,280 _148,47c. on SJSU foreign students). people think. It is an ac- Boy and Girl" at 11 30 pm in Cafeteria A ./23c7LARRI%0E.sit1/4SAAs1TAc R Americans are very planning a trip to Japan to period and almost got sent living. Meat is seven times cepted thing and is per- BIOIMGY SEMINAR al I an p.m as expensive in Japan, with bring a roll with them: back to Germany. WEDNESDAY CINEMA presents "Duck Ingrid Meibergen is a "cliquish," she stated, "It's formed on family members Soup," ' Reefer Madness" and "Sinister priced as high as $20. Future uncertain Dispelling a belief she said woman without a country. hard to get close to them steaks who have aching muscles." Harvest" at 7 W pm and 10 p.m in Morris And shortages of energy Explaining her dilemma of is common in America, she Dailey Auditorium Admission is 50 cents Half German and half since they try to forget She also stressed that SLIDE PRESENTATION by Lee Walton, and other supplies are being where to return after explained, "It's not true that Japanese. the 19-year-old where their parents come some Japanese are much men's physical education, who will discuss felt in Japan as much or finishing college, the Japanese women are so good the removal of depth charges from the Jewish foreign student is still from and the Japanese more Westernized than sunken Sankisan Macau and the Trunk more than in other places. sophomore said if she went at massage. Japanese searching out her identity. culture." Japanese-Americans who Lagoon of Micronesia at 12'30 pm a, WPE The shortage of toilet paper to Germany, she would have massage parlors are dif- 152 Although she lived in Meibergen said she also are brought up by their NOVELIST Marge lorry will read party am is so severe that only one roll to learn the culture there. ferent than those in Japan all her life before finds it hard to get close to parents to cling to old the Hoover Hall lwunge at 8 mm. 0 of toilet paper is sold per Since she has been a German America. CONCERT: The SJSU Concert Hand will coming to California last other Americans since Japanese beliefs. perform at 11.15 p.m in the SJSU Concert person now, she said. citizen since birth, she would "Although Japanese year to study journalism at "many are insensitive to According to Meibergen, Hall Adnoission is free She added in a serious need a visa to go to Japan. people are much more crafty SIERRA CIA'S meets all pin in the S.0 SJSU, and she looks more me." the old ideas that the man is Cononhurn roman Japanese than German, She related an experience head of the house and that Meibergen said she wasn't when she lived with some Japanese people should accepted in Japan. other women: "I was marry other Japanese are "I was treated like a cooking and eating with my being replaced with foreigner there since I don't roommates and couldn't Westernized ideas in Japan. The National Guard look pure Japanese and take the heavy foods so "But Japanese-Americans hardly ever spoke Japanese decided to buy my own. I are harder to convince of in Japan," she stated. offered some of my food to these Western ideas than are She spoke without an them, but they didn't offer Japanese," she added. Needs Returning Vets accent as she explained how theirs to me." Men spoiled her German father had She explained she feels a In the past, Meibergen always spoken English to her lot more about little things said, Japanese women Both Men and Women at home. And she had always like that, but added that she spoiled their men. Western attended international doesn't want to generalize men get disappointed when Give us a piece of your mind. You have the expertise. schools in Japan where about Americans in a they find that Japanese We have the equipment. Together we can keep the English was taught. negative way, "since some women don't do this as much ARMY GUARD on a par with the active forces. Your Only on college have been nice to me." now. active duty experiernce will be invaluable for training only one In Japan, she continued, Since there was One thing that hasn't and directing other international college in "people are more sensitive. changed in Japan, however, ARMY GUARD Japan and Meibergen said If you ask a carpenter to is that people there are not members. You can she wanted to get away from come to your house to fix ARMY as open about their feelings make us more effective home and study abroad, she something, you offer him tea as Americans are, by keeping us came to America in 1972. or food if he's there at meal Meibergen explained. up to date. However, coming here did time." "I could never say to my NATIONAL not solve her identity crisis Speculating on where she roommates: 'I don't like GUARD since she couldn't relate to would like to live after this," she said to give an Americans. Her Japanese finishing school, Meibergen example. half became more dominant said, "It would be easier to In respect to Japanese SAN JOSE'S NATIONAL GUARD as she made friends with live here because of the cost dating, she said although 251 W. Hedding St. other Japanese and began and nice houses, but I would today's women don't feel San Jose, Calif. using the Japanese language miss the Japanese people. inhibited about calling men Phone 298-1159 more. "It's scary and lonely here to ask them out, her According to Meibergen, to walk for miles and miles European background Americans accepted her as and not see anyone, although wade Howell prevents her from doing this. Name long as they thought she was other extreme Japan has the Foreign student Ingrid Meibergen Asked in what other ways Japanese-American. "But and is too crowded." she feels she is influenced by her German heritage, Meibergen said there are Address Phone News Briefs many but, "I'm just at the iimpiled from the Associated Press 'Prisons don't rehabilitate' point now of finding out whether I'm German or City Stale Zip Boyle loses appeal Japanese." From page one to dominoes used as playing California prison system if so desires. WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court yesterday refused to Warden Nelson, however, cards, removing them from the inmate Because of the recent hear the appeal by former United Mine Workers President didn't think the ex-con's the institutions would ap- increase in the state's total W. A. "Tony" Boyle of his conviction for illegally con- statistics were quite ac- parently not ease the prison population, San tributing union funds to political candidates. curate. Nelson stated that situation. Quenton now employs double With only Justice William Douglas dissenting, the court San Quentin's prisoner "If you took the dominoes occupancy, but not for declined to review Boyle's case. Boyle, who was defeated last searching policies ef- away from the prisoners cell entire prison population. year in a court-ordered election, was convicted of donating fectively check 95 per cent of they would just find the occupancy 949,250 in union funds to candidates for federal political of- the prisoner population daily something else to bet on, The double cell Quentin is a fices. He was sentenced to five years in prison. which would mean that only even seagulls, if that was all program in San Boyle is currently under a Pennsylvania charge of murder five per cent of the that was left," states volunteer program only and in the deaths of Joseph Yablonski, Boyle's rival for UMW population could be armed at Anthony C. Smity, district is not primarily a ac- president, and Yablonski's wife and daughter. any given time. administrator of the State of homosexual vehicle, Prison stabbing incidents California Parole and cording to Nelson. usually don't involve the Community Services in San Homosexual-related inci- guards. As the 1971 Jose. dents, however, don't seem statistics point out, only Stabbings incited by to cause the amount of State to lay off employees seven per cent involved the "punks,"an estimated 30 per problems that are generated administrative personnel in cent, also include by organized crime. SACRAMENTO - Between 750 and 2,000 employees will be fatal cases. homosexual elements. Most But the ex-con estimated laid off in the California Department of Transportation due to "Inmates are not afraid of ex-cons and prison officials that 10 per cent of the the energy crisis and reduced highway funding, the Reagan the staff because we're interviewed declined to stabbing incidents at San administration announced yesterday. bound by the law," Nelson estimate how many of these Quentin are attributable to A department spokesman said its staff would be cut back said. stabbings were related to organized crime seems to When asked to estimate indicate that it is still ap- by as many as 3,500 jobs, with 1,500 eliminated through at- homosexuality. All agreed it When it c . *Newt ts the percentages of common is possible for an inmate to parent in prisms today as it trition and about 2,000 through layoffs. The job cuts will begin nothing measures up to it in May. causes ot the incidents, one remain straight in the has been in the past. The spokesman added that reduced federal funding of the San Quentin ex-con at- state's highway program could mean a reduction of $250 tributed 60 per cent to THE ORIGINAL ALL SIZES million from the highway budget. gambling related incidents, 3 STRIPE Over 100 models on stork 30 per cent prompted by Peanut's is starting this "punks" and 10 per cent to SHOE adidas organized crime. Gambling debts include THE dope debts although the ex- special weekly for YOU Energy adviser resigns con doesn't feel dope debts are a significant amount of INSTEP Mon Fri 10 30 9 the entire gambling debt. Sat 9-6 WASHINGTON - President Nixon's chief energy advisor, Although most of these Sun 1010 6 John Love, and his deputy, Charles DiBona, resigned gambling debts can be linked 1154 Saratoga Ave., S.J. yesterday in anticipation of an official announcement han- Maple Leaf Plaza 296 5777 ding the power over energy issues to someone else, according to informed sources. At a regular news briefing. White House spokesman Gerald Warren said in response to questions that Love, former governor of Colorado. was still the chief energy adviser, but THE HAMEECCSe* declined to discuss whether Love had resigned. CHRISTMAS OF '73

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