Tuesday, October 15, 1974 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Rico vetos freeze Possible firing spurs of athletic grants By Geoffrey Ely anzel would also have the right to protest from students The A.S. Council's decision to freeze free:T the budget to force council to athletic grants-in-aid ( GIA ) money charge its decision, according to By Leslie Jennings selections. School of Social Sciences, Sawery had was vetoed yesterday by A.S. President Fultc(n. Some students boycotted Afro- A petition circulated by student Jeff sent the first notice back to Young for John Rico. Jounce Osborne, a councilwoman who American Studies classed yesterday to Fair, 22, a Afro-American Studies further evaluation and information last According to Rico, the council's voted for the GIA freeze said, "I think protest the possible firing of an Afro- major and a member of one of Walker's Wednesday. decision "serves no useful purpose but the f act that we voted for the action American Studies assistant professor. classes, asked for a reconsideration of Young also talked to Walker Wed- to put the A.S. in jeopardy of contempt showed there is student concern. Robert G. Walker, a probationary the termination notice and new com- nesday night concerning the ter- of court." "We ( council) will continue to do our Afro-American Studies assistant munications between Young and mination notice. Walker would not "We have taken a stand against best to exercise our fiscal authority," professor received a notice last week of Walker. comment on the meeting and Young President John H. Bunzel in the added Osborne. "Voting the way we did possible termination which cited lack of The petition states Walker is "always was unavailable for comment. courts," Rico added, "which I believe was one step. Trying to override the departmental committee work, student willing and helpful to counsel." Walker added that he would not to be the most responsible manner in veto mill be the next." advisement and office hours. Approximately 55 students from respond to the second notice Sawery which to fight for our fiscal autonomy A.S. councilman Sam Engel, who Flyers were distributed last Friday Walker's four classes signed the had received Friday. from the university." voted against the freeze said, "They proclaiming "Disapperance Day" for petition. Another petition was Sawrey said last week that he was Rico also said that he believed the councilmembers who voted for the the Monday's Afro-American Studies distributed throughout the entire "ignorant" concerning facts in the freezing athletic grants-in-aid would be freeze I were gambling all or nothing." classes. The flyers called for a new department. case. But Rinn said that to her detrimental to the A.S. court appeal for "I'm not willing to take that kind of a Afro-American Studies department Informative advisor knowledge, Walker has spoken to fiscal autonomy. gamble at this time," he said. chairperson, student voice it's a mistake for him to be Sawrey. She added that she has not According to Robert Fulton, A.S. in depart- -I think "If 13 unzel wants to, he can freeze the mental decisions and the retention of accused of poor student advisement. He discussed Walker's case with Sawrey. attorney, if council were to freeze the whole budget." added Engel. "What Walker. certainly has advised me," said Rinn, himself and other retention budget, it would be a clear contempt of would ;ye have gained." Several Afro-American Studies Thomas Wheeler, 25, a junior Real Committee members are not permitted court. the chance to teachers noted some absences in their Estate major and a student in Walker's to discuss personnel matters, said The court could then either impose A.S. Council will have Wednesday at classes. No formal rally was held by Poverty and Welfare class. Sawrey. The notice was turned over to fines or possibly freeze the entire A.S. override the veto next Student Union Robert G. Walker students from Afro-American Studies Gail Zeno, 22, a Afro-American the Social Science School and a hearing budget. the 4 p. in. meeting in the classes. Studies major and a senior, said, "I will be held by a Social Science School Walker said he was "shocked and have all my classes with him. He helped Committee. 25 speak at econ probe surprised at the notice." Walker had no me to get into it deeper then I thought I Sawrey on committee comment on the boycott. could." The School committee will be com- The Retention Committee's report, "I've talked to him for one and a half posed of Sawrey, other representatives said Walker, "is inconsistant with the years," said John Scott, 27, a senior in from the Social Science School and a Majority want Burns out termination recommendation." The business and another student in representative from the Afro-American report included n statement by Dr. Walker's classes, "as an advisor, I Studies Retention Committee. By Stephen Crawford files wol ild be open to the committee. university administrators oper3te Carlene Young, Afro-American Studies found hint to be one of the most in- There is a possibility that Rinn could Full access to all personnel files "The ('...ommittee should have access under. He also said he believes that A.S. department chairwoman, that said formative." be selected as the Rentention Com- should be granted the Liaison Com- to everything possible," said Moore. President John Rico does not have a Walker was an able teacher. Only two members of the Retention mittee representative since Young is mittee's investigation of the Economics Moore assured those attending the right to see these files because he is a A capable teacher Committee came from the Afro- not elegible to participate. Department and Academic Vice hearing tnat all files in the department student. A member of the Retention Coen- American Studies department. They However, Rinn said "I don't think I President Hobert W. Burns should should and would be available, as far as Stenzel agreed that the committee mittee, Dr. Robert H. Wilson, Social were Dr. Gloria Alibaruho, an Afro- will be selected, probably Alibaruho." remove himself from the committee, he knew. should examine all files, but said it Science program coordinator, said in a American Studies associate professor The Retention Committee agreed speakers at a public hearing Marvin Lee, an economics instructor would have "a hell of a time trying to report to Young last year that he found and Chairwoman Young. representative is not allowed to speak Friday. who sits on both the Economics prove they aren't breaking the law." Walker capable as a teacher during The other two members came from during the Social Science committee It was also urged that the committee Departmcuit personnel committee and Citing "conflict of interest" Robert classroom visitations. the School of Social Sciences which except to correct facts or evidence from accept the support and assistance of the promotions committee, said he could Duman, president of United Professors "There must be other substantial included Dr. Fauneil J. Rinn, associate the Retention Committee's report if Economics Department itself in solving see no reason why even faculty of California said that Burns should reasons.. since the faculty manuel dean of Social Sciences and Wilson. misconstrued. its problem. promotion s files might not be remove h'aiself from the committee. book sail, the main emphasis is on They were chosen because of the lack If the termination proposal is passed About 25 people expressed such discussed. However, he said, it should teaching, ' said Walker. of tenured professors in the Afro- by the school committee it will be be left up to the individual instructor "In effect he ( Burns ) will be voting He said that he was assigned last American Studies Department. opinions at the Liaison Committee of reviewed by a university committee. If on himself," Duman said. He added spring for the department's Work, Only tenure professors are eligible to the Academic Senate's hearing Friday. whether or not these files might be passed again, the report will be given that Burns has already said he is in Evaluaaon and Review Committee. sit on personnel committees. The purpose of the meeting was to examined by the committee. final evaluation by the university favor of disenfranchisement and the But the -ommittee was disbanded early Walker responds receive suggestions and questions Burns explained there are four dif- president, who must decide by committee is in a peculiar position with last April after it had started, he said. Both were asked by Young to be concerning its investigating procedure, ferent files on faculty members. He Christmas. according to committee chairman Dr. said there lire (1 ) department files (2 Burns being called to give testimony The committee was never recon- committee members. The Afro- George Moore of the History Depar.- promotion files (3) a university file and and voting on a final decision too. stituted, said Walker. He also added American Studies Department is in- Lack of Communication that its members, Marie Johnson. cluded in the Social Science School. ment. ( 4 ) a file in the Dean of Faculty's office. Rico said, however, it was "entirely Sawrey said "The long consulting, Deleon Harrison and Yan Sane, all Rules of selection for personnel com- More said the committee would The last fi Je, according to Dr. Joachin proper" to assume that the Academic deliberate process is most frustrating chairman of the Foreign Afro-American studies instructors, are mittee members allows for members to "work like hell" to come up with some Stenzel, Senate knew what it was doing when it to the individual involved." in- Languages Department, contains no longer teaching at SJSU. come from other departments in the solution, with what to do with chose the Liaison Committee to in- Walker said he was never reassigned School. "In so far as the whole thing is con- formation gathered at the hearing. confidentia l information from off - vestigate the Economice Department. The next meeting would probably be campus sources and should not be to a new committee by Young, as is Walker responded in an appeal to the cerned," said Walker, "probably a lack closed, added Moore. published. The senate voted last month to have standard procedure for committee Dean of Social Sciences last Friday of communication between the Dr. William Osborn of the California Stenzel said that examination of the committee on which Burns sits appointments. after receiving the first termination chairman and myself is the major State Employes Association asked if confidential files might not be in ac- investigate the situation in the Young was unavailable for comment notice. Before his appeal was received cause. I'm optimistic something confidential Economics Department cordance with Title V. the code which Economics Department. concerning departmental committee by Dr. James Sawrey dean of the positive will be worked out." Physician turns office into collector's item

By Sally Gilson Johnston, who has worked for SJSU this old breakfront ( cabinet) and that's that was torn down, civil war One SJSU Health Center physician for 16 years, 14 years part-time and full- how it all started." photographs and a 150-year-old wall has found away to hold on to a bit of the time during ttie last two years, said he Since then Johnston has added an old clock, past. felt his office needed some kind of carved walnut desk to his office, An x-ray viewing machine, the only Dr. Charles Johnston has been decor. complete with 18 drawers to "hide my modern piece of equipment in sight, is decorating his office for the past year "I asked myself if I should go clutter," a 1904 typewriter that was encased in an old wooden frame. with turn of the century furniture and modern, concentrate on a nature study used in his grandfather's general store Besides the furniture, Johnston has collecting old medical instruments, or just leave The office plain," he said. in Washington and still works will, old also collected old bottles, a few of which books and odds and ends. "Then I went to an auction, picked up wood paneling from a San Jose mansion still have their original contents, an 1893 set of encyclopedias he got from his grandfather, a pitcher and basin set used in a hospital before there was running water, an old medical bag that's "at least 100-years-old" and a shelf full of old medical insturments. Many of the medical instruments, Johnston said, belonged to a Dr. Mendelsohn, a horse and buggy doctor in Saratoga around 1870. Johnston said the doctor's daughter gave him the instruments. The instruments include old stethoscopes, forceps and field kits from the civil war, including a "bleeder" which Johnston said quickly and painlessly slashed a fairly deep cut into the arm to allow "a quart or so" of blood to flow out of the body to get the "bad blood" out. Johnston said the room is not yet completed. He said he is now working on a stained-glass tiffany lamp to reph,ce the fourescent lights and has two 50-year-old telephones to replace the modern ones. His credentials will be put into old wooden frames, he said. "The room just seems to be falling into place. I can't say I work at getting it done. I just take my time and play with it. "I'm so busy when I'm here that I usually don't even notice all these things," Johnston said, looking around PeTinilme the room. "But when I have time to l'ennl Gladstone Dr. Charles Johnston displays turn -of-century style office furniture. relax, I feel more comfortable," he said. "I can hold on to a lost element of Dr. Johnston and his Civil War field kit At right is assistant Shirley Woods. tradition." ertP ms IF YtztjVS i4Et..170 TNIS oNE BER:RE Fon an

Vol. 63 Page 2, October 15, 1974 No. 20 Editorial New retirement plan needed

The only flaw in the idea of an To do this, the plan must allow. the chances for new blood and new early faculty retirement plan is for flexibility, provide attractive. ideas. that it is just thatonly an idea. early retirement benefits and yet. The question of funds is Such a plan has not yet been im- not stretch the taxpayer dollar. paramount to this idea though. But plemented and will probably not As it stands now, retiring or it appears that even this should not get underway for at least another leaving the institution before ob-. deter action. The difference in year. taining full benefits could be risky. retiring faculty pay and the wages Under this proposition, faculty The side effects of the rumored) earned by new instructors should members will be given the option of steady state have made jobs tight. compensate for much of the needed retiring at age 55 rather than age If one assumes they can easily supplemental funds. 62--obviously to alleviate the leave one institution for awhile and It may even be that the state problem of declining enrollment. then return to work in a few years university system will save money Administrators have worried they are sadly mistaken. in the long run. and screamed over the possibility The benefits of early retirement The only remaining question is of a steady statestationary or could serve as reassurance or even "When will early retirement go declining enrollment on the college insurance for an instructor who is into effect?" A task force has been leveland so have already im- in a state of transition. assigned the duty of investigating plemented the 80-20 policy as a The point that this retirement its feasibilitybut the group has not solution. plan would be voluntary is another yet met. of the overall ef- Under this, 20 per cent point in its favor. The Compare this procrastination deemed tem- this would inevitably be faculty has been fects of with the quickly implemented 80-20 are "regretfully" improved education. porary and policy. This campus policy was put here at an instructor who dismissed after two years The attitude of into effect about six months after by teaching SJSU. is no longer stimulated initial rumors of its possibilities. Although this is a solution to a but who is merely sitting out the declining enrollment, it obviously years until he reaches age 62can Considering the present (mu iii iiiiiI (.0111111en need not be the entire solution.And, only be reflected in his teaching declining enrollment conditions, there is a large possibility that an methods. we can only urge the ad- early retirement plan could do If he had the opportunity to retire ministration to get moving on a away with this distasteful duty of and move into something else that policy that can only help everyone Political reform ideas suggested dismissing good, young faculty. would stir him, that would increase young and old alike. Dick Schaaf Constsinitity comment Staff reporter After Kennedy's Bay of Pigs, In the line of light house- Johnson's Vietnam, Agnew's tax .cleaning, this would not be a bad returns, Nixon's Watergate and time to abolish the Electoral another. Police chief called impressive Ford's pardon, has America College as an institution whose A conflict-of-the-public's-interest political lessons? time has passed-by at least 50 law would require that when an learned any .0" Leslie Probably not. The political years. individual who already holds one Jennings process remains pretty much as it As for the House and Senate, elective office wishes to run for Robert Murphy, San Jose's and his record alone. It lies with us. Staff' reporter was, with power concentrated and another constitutional amendment another, he first resign the office Police chief, for the last two years Glancing at his recordhe was not overly responsive, and elec- could limit the time of total service he has. put on an impressive appearance born and raised in Arkansas, a Murphy has been with us two tions heavily influenced by money to 12 years. That means six House The argument for this is that a during the San Jose Youth Com- former Marine, he joined the years. The Police Officers and the media it can but. terms or two Senate terms, or candidate is elected for willingness mission's news forum television Richomond Police Department as Association accuses him of For what they're worth, here are three House and one Senate. and perceived ability to do a program last week. a patrolman in 1948, received the showing no strength in police a few suggestions for reform of the It also means no more baronial particular job for the people. If the So let's grab him now and help "Patrolman of the Year" award in budget matters concerning political process, in hopes that they fiefdoms for committee chairmen official is no longer interested in him with what we want in law 1957, worked his way up through equipment and funds. The minority might lead to a change in the and legislators whose primary doing that job, he or she should step enforcement! the ranks until his promotion as community charges police complexion of the political animal. ability is survival, not leadership. down to allow the appointment of His mild mannered, soft-spoken, Richmond's chief of police, where brutality and ineffective minority First, by constitutional amend- It introduces at least the someone who can and will do a full- easygoing personality does not 30 per cent of Richmond's recruitment and hiring. And all of ment, make the term of the potential for a constant inflowing of time job. often fill the shoes of a top law population is Black and 60 per cent us say that the police have nothing President one term of six years, fresh air and blood) to Capital Finally, liberalize voting enforcement administrator. is White. better to do but arbitrarily pass out period. No more re-election Hill. regulations to allow, even en- Murphy fielded aggressive The makings of what many tickets. campaigns starting from the White Best of all, a reserve of seasoned, courage, use of the absentee ballot. questions concerning possible believe is hard-core police officer In addition, some of their in- House within hours of the experienced, but still mobile With computers, the chances of surveillance of gays in public material and a public relations sensitive, often uncouth manner inauguration. politicians would be formed from election fraud are lessened. The facilities, narcotic arrests, man's nightmare. looms at us all. Next, stipulate in the same which could be drawn advisers, length of modern ballots, and the minority hiring, Bart Collins a Yet it was said by a city official But that's all we say and do. So amendment that the vice president commission members and agency complexity of the issues, makes it former San Jose deputy chief now that San Jose city officials search- Murphy could be with us another 20 cannot succeed the President he heads. hard for the voter to make an in- running for mayor), campaign ed high and low and the night- years and it wouldn't matter. serves under. State and local governments telligent choice on a wide range of stickers on patrol cars, his own mare turned into a public relations Worse will be said and perhaps The ex-veep could run after the would also benefit from the return issues and candidates. political leanings and the police man's dream because Murphy worse will be done. passag: of a six-year term, but this of legislators who could turn their A postmark would provide budget--all with confidence, comes off very will in front of a But if it really matters to us, then would remove the vice president political experience and contacts to validation. Votes could be received honesty, clarity and politeness that camera or audience. It would make let's grab him and pin him down on from partisan considerations, end the good of other levels of govern- over a given period, tabulated as amazes me. many of us uncomfortable. If you some realistic, creative programs. the use of the position as a staging ment. received, and the results released Today's times call on us to call it acting, Sir Lawrence Olivier We might just interest him. If not, area for presidential campaigns, Something should also be done after the end of the voting period. reevaluate and could take lessons from this man. appreciate what we won't have to assume by his and return the office to the about the perpetual candidate, The only casualty would be the law and order could mean to a I don't intend to carry his ban- past record because he will category of an aid to, instead of a identifiable by his constant network's breathless computerized growing metropolitian ner, but sometimes our over- city. document his effort here. Then we threat to the President. running for one office while holding coverage. zealous, contemptous rhetoric But, it doesn't lie with Murphy can act to keep him or get rid of provokes the police and solves no him. issues and provides no answers. Sometimes rhetoric can educate In Chicago, some say police are a those who can not see the cracks dime a dozen. But if this com- and crevices of governmental munity helps and guides Murphy, administrations but can also maybe we can get our money's Letters to the Editor confuse and obscure what we want. worth.

Editor's note: audiences are forced to endure the bombs tor would be bombs) do The Spartan Dail!, has five let- disconcerting and annoying in- limn!) threat danger not find the experience enjoyable. ters which cannot he published terruptions in the film's presen- Geri Remley until the author(); present iden- tation. Editor: Journalism senior tification substantiating their We are told that one of the The bomb threat on Oct. 10 gave ownership. It is the Daily's policy Student Union's projectors is the occupants of the Journalism that letters to the editor will only be broken. After each reel is shown, Building 45 minutes to enjoy the Student Union shored accepted by the editor or forum the lights go on and the audience sunshine. page sub-editordaily 12:30 to 4:30 has to wait while reels are It also permitted a class who was p.m. changed. It's really a bummer. It taking a test in the building to Editor: Letters waiting a signature destroys the continuity of the film. postpone it. I pay $10 a semester to enjoy the cheek include those by Cathy This is deplorable since many of Most appeared to take the whole services and conveniences of the Curtin; Phil Ringenberg; William the films are not shown at com- affair lightly. No one really Student Union and I don't want to Huttlinger; George Thompson: mercial theaters and the Social believes there is a bomb. If they did share this privilege with 14-year- and Jack Klacluter, Steve Rroudy, Awareness Series represents the they would not be standing so close old pinball wizards or with a and Ronald Drotman. only chance that many people in to the building as the picture on the multitude of pimply-faced high San Jose will have to see these front page of the Daily shows. school students loitering and films. After all, this is not Ireland or licking ice cream cones. In my opinion, it is both an ar- Vietnam. Most students have never Don't tell me to knock that ab- Movie complaint tistic and economic rip-off. seen the results of people caught in scessed chip off my shoulder. The spokesman for the series a bomb blast. Things like that just Within the last two weeks I have claims that the responsibility rests don't happen here. been physically assaulated by Editor: with the student union authorities But they might. And I think three young Chicano ruffians and People go to movies for many who have been notified of the everyone concerned should take have had my bicycle stolen from reasons, but certainly, no one goes problems but fail to take adequate the issue a little more seriously. I the bike racks under MacQuarrie to be distracted and frustrated by action. also think that who ever is phoning Hall. technical problems in projection. People pay to see films shown in in the calls should make their in- If our redoubtable A.S. Council Yet this is what happens with their uninterrupted entirety, if this tentions clear. And that includes would only fund a study to in- alarming consistency at the Social can not be done then serious stating why they are making the vestigate the occurence of petty Awareness Series on Sunday nights consideration should be given to threat. crimes within our college com- at, the Student Union. the postponement or cancellation Do they do it out of boredom? munity, it would undoubtedly The selection of films is ex- of the series. Political reasons? Helping a friend pinpoint a direct relationship to Our cellent. The price is fair. But what Stephen Abney out of a test? too-cool-to-learn friends. the last two Mass Communications One thing is for sure. The men Daniel A. Rose has been happening for r- weeks consecutively is that graduate student who have to go in and search for Economics graduate student t' October 15, 1974, Page 3 Candidate suggests Oldsters may gain power

By Howard Joe The advertising industry is He said that with earlier in emphasis on older people, Retirement traumatic solar plan American society's em- primarily responsible, retirement from work and Osborn said he believed "Certainly, some 50-year- phasis on youth will give way Osborn said, for society's with guaranteed income society will have to face the olds would refer to them- security) people will problem of a lack of selves as elderly," he said. Santa Clara Mayor Gary to "a venerability of emphasis on youth. (social up with a large share of "generational continuity." "Most of the 50-year olds Gillrnor, Democratic can- greyheadedness" during the Aim at youth end expendable money. He said there is no carry- that I see, I wouldn't classify didate in the 12th 1980s, according to Dr. The psychologist said Retired people have few over of values, wisdom and as elderly." Congressional District, William Osborn. advertising is aimed at major expenses and usually concern from one generation Osborn said society tends proposed that cities solve the Osborn, who is a marriage pleasing the youthful have only themselves to to the next. Each generation to ignore people once their energy crisis by going into and family counseling in- segment of the population support, according to usually develops its own idea productive years have the energy business for structor at SJSU, estimated which possesses the greatest of their of what life themselves. that at least one half of the amount of expendable Osborn. So much is all about and passed. As a result, these is free for the pursuit how it should be lived, he people die, on an average The city could create its nation's population will be money. money

own energy system," said over 50 years of age by the Expendable money is of leisure activities. said. within five years after Gillmor in a speech at the end of the 1980s. money which is available Elderly experienced Osborn admitted it is retirement. who is Student Union last Friday. A native of Charleston, after all necessary expenses Older people will also difficult to determine TACOS old and who is young. He "We just have to get away Miss., the 34-year-old have been met. receive more attention, he Bring this Ad in and gat As the population graws said, because they have generally recognizes youths 6 TACOS for $I at: from the idea of using fossil psychologist said he believes SENOR TACO as 26 years of age or less and fuel as our unly source of this over-50 group will have older, Osborn pointed out, gone through more ex- 1 7111 L East Santa Clara St. energy." enough political and older people "will demand a periences in life and elderly people as 50 years of EXPIRES DEC. 31, 1974 Gillmor, who is opposing economic influence to get greater share of their therefore are the people to age or more. Republican incumbent Paul William Osborn what it wants from productive years for leisure seek for advice on matters. "Pete" McCloskey, said American society. enjoyment. With the expected increase Santa Clara is seeking a $450,000 grant from the 30 thefts reported in September National Science Foundation, to install an experimental PIZZA solar energy transformation unit. Bike bandits still present at SJSU He explained that if Santa Clara receives the grant and PASS if the unit is proven suc- By Vic Masterson ministration officer. That teer help all the assistance . inside the campus, he said. the day and found many cessful, the various cities Despite the capture of a figure is twice the average they need. The second way students racks empty. S1.50 OFF ANY LARGE PIZZA Value to S5.25 could install units on each suspected bike thief on Oct. number of thefts. "The students must help can help is by parking their Byron Bollinger, house, with each user paying 2, bike thefts are still oc- James Williams, 232 N. us. We can't do it by our- bikes in the authorized bike superintendent of buildings $1.00 OFF ANY MED. PIZZA a monthly fee to defray the curring on the SJSU campus. Eighte St., said he lost his selves," Quinton said. racks, he said. Security is and grounds, said his latest Value to $4.05 was made more difficult when figures compiled in 1971, cost of the unit. Another suspect bilke on Sept. 25 while he was Quinton also suggested 50c OFF ANY SMALL PIZZA This, said Gillmor, would arrested last Wednesday in in class. It was chained to the three ways students can bikes are parked all over the indicate there are enough Value to $255 be like monthly utility bills conjunction with a theft and bike rack next to the assist the police. campus, according to racks to hold more than 1,000 now being paid. two juveniles were arrested Engineering Building on First, Quinton said Quinton. bikes. Such a system, said Thursday by university Seventh Street. students should be ob- Shortage denied Quinton said the third way Gillmor, would have many police, said Earnest Quinton, Service suggested servant. If students would Some students complain students can help is by using beneficial side-effects. Chief of university police. Williams said he was going take note of bike racks as about the shortage of racks, a good chain and lock, ex- to suggest his service they pass by, they might see Quinton said. He does not plaining that many times First of all, he said, "It Suspect escaped organization, Alpha Phi someone in the act of think this is valid because he students use cheap locking would end our reliance on the Wednesday's During Omega, donate some time to stealing a bike, he said. has made inspections during devices which are easily cut Middle East for our energy arrest, according to Quinton, watching the bike racks. "I don't expect students to with bolt cutters. SANTA CLARA that would put an end to this one suspect escaped with a Williams said if all take direct action, but He emphasized the SAN JOSE 2595 El Camino energy blackmail. white bicycle but the police 246-1466 "Furthermore, it would organizations would do this, perhaps they can get a good 12th car deterring effect of a good :DI Nagiee at Bascom SUNNYVALE impounded a car used by the 286.4222 thefts could be prevented. description of the thief so we locking device. 1241 El Camino give corporations such as I suspects. However, Williams was know "The thief looks for a chain 366 Winchester 964-0950 Lockheed an opportunity to who we are looking 379-1441 MT. VIEW switch from military con- Police are tracing the somewhat pessimistic about for," he said. snatched that can be easily cut. If the 1105 Saratoga 2000 El Camino 253-2560 961-4982 cerns to consumer con- owner. Officers are getting people to help. Quinton's preliminary chain is heavy duty, OCTOBER 30,1974 cerns," he said, citing withholding names until the "The campus is like the investigations indicate most from SJSU requiring more time to cut, OFFER EXPIRES Lockheed's interests in investigation is complete. rest of the country," he said. thefts occur between noon the thief will think twice consumer oriented goods. "Nobody cares." and 10 p.m. and are not about attempting the theft." Meanwhile, bicycle thefts, A SJSU student reported Gillmor explained that this Reacting to Williams restricted to any particular are still a major crime his car stolen Friday af- would make it easier to cut suggestion to help, Quinton area. WPM& problem on campus. ternoon. the military budget, which said, "I think it is great. Most thefts occur around Randall L. Cooper, a he says he believes to be a More than 30 bike thefts at That's the kind of help we the campus perimeter resident of Hoover Hall, told major cause of inflation, SJSU were reported last need." because that is where most 1/2 Price Paperback university police he without increasing unem- month, said Larry James, Quinton said the university bicycle racks are located. discovered his car missing ployment. university police ad- police will give any volun- But, thefts also take place Friday from the south Also, said Gillmor, the garage on the corner of introduction of a city-owned Seventh and San Salvador energy system would lower streets. the cost of energy by Filing system blamed The car is described as a eliminating the profit motive tan 1964 Chevrolet Impala, in its sale. license number MEK 493, according to the police Consumers for vets check delay. report. Larry James, ad- The Veteran's identify what school a for the VA to lists of the ministrative officer for the , anticipate Administration (V.A.) veteran is currently at- facility codes of schools on university police, said the Starts on Oct. 15 regional office in San tending. hand when making out report will be turned over to Francisco has blamed SJSU A veteran may transfer checks. The VA may already the San Jose Police at the 'bad times' for the delays in delivering from another school and turn have these lists available, Department and they, in initial VA education checks in his certidicate of she said, but neglect to use turn, will inform other ANN ARBOR, Mich. AP) for the fall semester. enrollment before a new them. California police agencies. Consumers are more SJSU's reply has been that facility code is inserted in his It was the 12th stolen SAvrzia Voootsise pessimistic about the the VA was looking for a folder. If all the facility codes automobile reported to /Yr. Al SAsetemst economy and about their scapegoat for its problems In this case, the facility were centralized on a list University police this year. own financial situations now J.E. Mullen, the VA's code of the school from instead of individually in than at any time since World regional director, said that which the veteran transfers veterans' folders. Shank said War II, according to a delays in handing out checks would be used and the check she believed many of the University of Michigan to veterans was caused would be sent to that school. errors in processing checks survey. because SJSU failed to Shank pointed out the need would not be repeated. Paramount Imports Fifty-seven per cent of submit enrollment data to 1,438 persons interviewed by the V.A. on time. Ii the Survey Research Center Boss differs SLA hunt shifts, said they expect economic But Betty Shank. super- -bad times" during the next visor of the veteran's section Hip Supermarket 12 months. at SJSU , SAID Mullen's claims The Largest claims are groundless. newspaper "I don't know what he CHICAGO (AP) - The FBI is now centering its search for Electronic ( Mullen) is basing his Patricia Hearst in Santa Barbara, Calif., the Chicago statement on," said Shank, In Northern California Tribune said it has learned. courses adding that Mullen's charges The report in yesterday's editions of the newspaper said may apply to other schools two members of the Symbionese Liberation Army, with "Featuring Goodies Galore" but it doesn't hold true at whom Miss Hearst presumably is traveling, have friends and scheduled SJSU. relatives in the Santa Barbara area. Of the 1,879 requests for It said the FBI learned recently that the two. William and so come on In -Ind Spend The Two new courses in in- Day! advance payment, Shank Emily Harris, had spent several days in the area late last tegrated circuits will be said 1,533 of the checks were year. offered in the spring, ac- on time with 346 received The Tribune said that officialy the FBI maintains it is cording to Edward P. outstanding. checks continuing its main search in the Los Angeles area. Anderson, chairman of the Systems switched a photograph of Mrs. Harris as that of a woman who spent Electrical Engineering Shank said that the VA is two days last year going over birth and death records. Department. currently in the process of The information may have been used to obtain phony The classes, Processing switching from the modular drivers licenses and other identification. and Design of Integrated system of filing veterans' , Circuits and Metal Oxide records which may be part Semi -conductor ( MOS) of the reason for the mix-up. Integrated Circuits, will both Under the old system, all have one section open to 12 the records were kept in one SAN JOSE STATE students each. large building. The new The Processing and system will have records IS FOR THE BIRDS Design class, according to filed according to specific Anderson, will be open just classifications. (PSAGrinningbirds). to seniors and first-year Filing records in certain graduate students. groups, &lank said, would make it easier for records to Sparime be located. But, until the Serving the San Jos.' State switchover is completed, she University Community Since it34 said, records will inevitably 1 be lost or misplaced in the Second class postage paid at San Jose, California. Member of process. California Newspaper Publishers Codes questioned Association and the Associated Press. Published daily by San Jose Shank speculated the VA State University, except Saturday, may be using the wrong Sunday and Monday, during the college year The opinions expressed facility codes from ver- herein are not necessarily Mose of terans' folders when The unofficial Fly with us for the Associated Students, the College Hours. Administration or the Department checking to see what school state bird. RSA. has a song to eleven cities of Journalism and Advertising. more flights to send the checks to. connecting WanttocatchaRSAGrinning Tues Fri 10 9 Subscriptions accepted only on a Paramount Imports A facility code is a set of northern and southern Cali- bird? That's easy Just catch remainder of semester basis. Full forma than any other airline up with Phone liClidernic year. $9 each. Semester, eight numbers on the inside your campus rep SAT 12 (i 11.1.30. Off campus 455 Meridian Rd. San Jose price per copy. 10 This PSA glass you a Nit. 286-9839 cents. Phone 777,3111. Advertising veteran's folder. Sun 10 5;30 Between 277 3171. Press of Erich Printing, set of numbers helps the VA Sears and 280 San Jose.

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Here lies a typical Alviso street no pavement, no sidewalks, and difficult of drive on after it rains. Photos by Janet Ealy Big port plans never materialize Alviso: a town going nowhere

Child portrays life in Alviso By Dick Schaaf Barely a month after the votes are counted, three Alvisans The land annexed with Alviso offers an outlet. The area is 1849. are in court charging fraud, bribery and widespread wide open, offering the possibility of flight paths over the bay The Gold Rush. violations of the election code all in an attempt to rule the instead of over housing, and the potential to handle the 10 California comes of age, and on the southern edge of San consolidation invalid. million passengers projected for 1988. Site SBY (South Bay) N is born, but Francisco Bay a bustling port facility springs up. An ad hoc committee springs up to raise legal funds. The not without problems. Originally called Embarcadero de Santa Clara, the town fight eventually goes to the Supreme Court only to be blunted Alviso's vocal complaints adopts the name Alviso, and counts itself a serious com- when the court refuses to hear the case. Alviso, as might be expected, is one of the problems, and a mercial rival to San Francisco. On shaky legal ground during the litigation, San Jose holds vocal one. Peter Burnett, the state's first chief executive, speculated back on some of the promised improvements. The city at- Alviso sits to the north of Site SBY, squarely under any in area land and located the governor's mansion in Alviso, torney at the time, Ferdinand Palle, offers the opinion that flight patterns heading in from or out over the bay believing it would be the port for the state's first capital, San city council members might be legally accountable for To the east of Alviso, and also in potential line of flight Jose. money spent on Alviso if Alviso is disannexed by the court. patterns, is the newly-created (1972), San Francisco Bay For fifteen years the community holds its own, but in 1865 His successor, Peter Stone, revises the opinion to maintain National Wildlife Refuge. Airport opponents in Alviso are the railroads come, and Alvisosurrounded by mudflats and that the contract which promised the improvements is not quick to link the two causes. marshlandsis bypassed in favor of San Jose to the south. legally in effect while one party is contesting its validity. In August 1973, a study conducted by San Jose on land use Railroads Alviso's doom Streets remain dusty potentials and problems in Alviso concludes that the flooding The lower freight rates offered by the railroads doom As a result, Alviso continues to be dusty in summer, wet in problems are too serious to overcome. The conclusion Alviso as a commercial center. The town gradually dries up, winter. The streets and storm drains are left on the drawing precludes further residential development in the area. and a century of history passes it by. boards. But, the city makes good on fire, police, and libary The study recommends voluntary relocation of Alvisans. By 1967, Alviso is a drab collection of rutted streets, small services. The effort would provide service, but no money, in much the businesses and weathered houses. While San Jose holds back on major capital improvements same way that residents are relocated from freeway con- Unemployment among its largely Chicano population in Alviso, he has other irons in the fire. struction sites. approaches 13 per cent. Close to half the housing is sub- With neighboring Santa Clara, San Jose continues The study is right standard. Less than a third of the Alvisians own their own development of a modern, expensive sewage treatment The study acknowledges that this proposal will not be homes. facility on the east side of Alviso. A railroad spur is built warmly embraced by Alvisans. The study is right. Winter's rain floods the streets. Summer's heat turns mud through Alviso land to serve the plant. "Alvisans read in the newspaper statements from officials to dust. Alviso is going nowhere, but it is still Alviso. Half the county is eventually tied in to the plant, but Alviso that Alviso is a total bottomless pit," reacts Robert Gross, Enter San Jose. continues to use its own facility since the city does not have president and chairman of the Alviso Improvement Cor- For twenty years, San Jose has set a pace of growth un- the money ($344,000) to lay new pipelines to connect the old poration, the private citizen group which holds the contract matched in the United States. Her physical boundaries have and new sewage plants. for services with San Jose. doubled and doubled again. Her population has skyrocketed By 1974, San Jose has spent over $55 million on the facility, "Where was the forethought or their administrative in- from 90,000 to nearly half a million. and additional plans on the drawing board have price tags in vestigation prior to the merger?" he asks. Alviso offers possibilities excess of $86 million. "The feelings in Alviso are mistrust towards San Jose," For San Jose, Alviso offers intriguing possibilities. An Council agrees but... seconds Slyvestre Valdez of . Alviso's Community Service outlet to San Francisco Bay. Protection for the industiral When a citizen's group asks the city council's blessing on Organization. "I can personally understand their thoughts reserves on the north side of the city. And that most precious the start of legal disannexation procedures through ap- because of my many years of involvement here." commodity for a growing cityland. propriate government channels, the council agrees, on Alvisans fight back For Alviso, San Jose offers hope of better days. A fulltime condition that Alviso land on which the San Jose-Santa Clara Their existence as a community threatened, Alvisans dig fire department instead of volunteers. Police protection 24 plant it to be expanded remains wider San Jose control. En. They badger the city to ante up the improvements hours a day. Improved water service at lower rates. A "As a separate community," cautions an administration promised in the consolidation contract, but delayed by the library. A community center. A swimming pool. A promised report on the situation, "Alviso could not provide the same then still-pending court decision. $300,000 in streets and storm drains in the three years level of services or solve the physical problems of the area They sit in at city hall. They sign petitions. They ask for an following the consolidation. because of the limited tax base and financial resources investigation of the city's contract liability as well as a re- A contract is drawn up to assure the Alvisans that San Jose within the area." examinaton of the consolidation election itself. will come through if Alviso comes in. Meanwhile, the city is looking for a solution to problems Critics of the city's handling of the Alviso problem charge The proposition meets with eager acceptance from some involving the munincipal airport wedged against the city of that the land use study is self-serving; an attempt to get San quarters, bitter opposition from others. Santa Clara in San Jose's northwest corner. Residents in the Jose off the financial hook and open the way for airport Through December 1967, a heated consolidation campaign area complain of noise, causing night commerical flights to relocation and expansion of the sewage treatment plant. is waged. The election in January 1968is decided by just be curtailed and cargo flights banned. "They ( the Alvisans think they have a nice place to live nine votes, 189-180. Physically, the airport is hemmed by developments and would like to continue living there," says the Rev. of Star of the Sea Catholic House Alvisans still unhappy hampering its commercial potential and aggravating the Lawrence Goode, associate pastor shows marks of time Alviso, 8,643 acres, 1,853 people, becomes part of San Jose, strain of providing facilities for private aircraft. Airport Chruch in Alviso. Goode is chairman of the ad hoc com- If San Jose is happy, it is quickly evident that many Alvisans expansion becomes a hotly contested political issue, and the mittee, the primary advocate of disannexation. are not. city looks for a way out. "They treat us like mushrooms," snaps Gross, upset by what he perceives to be government unresponsiveness at all levels. "They keep us in the dark and feed us manure." Alviso's losing bdttle The city replies that Alviso. as and where it is now, is a 5 losing proposition. Citing yearly revenues from Alviso of $185,000, the city predicts an annual loss of at least $270,000 just to maintain present levels of services. To solve Alviso's flooding problems is beyond the city's financial resources, it is claimed, since Alviso catches flood waters from both sides. Runoff flows into the bay via the Guadalupe and Coyote rivers, while bay tides carry water in from the opposite direction. The city estimates a price tag of $33 million for flood control alone. It is money the city does not have, according to Frank Knobles, assistant city manager. "From the city's standpoint," he maintains, "we'ver done what we can do." San Jose obligation kept? Conceding its obligation to make good on the capital im- provement promise, the city points out that to do the job rightto install an adequate storm drainege system would cost $1-2.6 million more than the $300,000 required by the contract. Strapped by inflation, plagued by cutbacks in federal grants, unwilling to raise taxes or float revenue bonds at "kt least until Project 75 task forces make their reports, San Jose maintains it has kept, or is, in the process of keeping its end of the bargain. The boat docks, a stark comparison between the affluent society and the rest of Alviso. To do more, the city concludes, is neither economically, practically, nor logically feasible. October 15, 1974, Page 5

'Aesthetic' gallery to open

By Dian Sherman stairs and one downstairs in the basement. Situated between a parking lot and an alley on W. St. The upstairs gallery, with a high, Victorian ceiling and James Street is a newly painted Victorian house in the ornate woodwork will feature small congrous art work. process of being restored as an art gallery geared for student The basement has massive wall space to hold larger works artist. where "anything goes" is the key to an over-all theme. "The object here is art for art's sake," said Charles In the next few years, Gabbani is thinking of adding video Gabbani, director of the planned gallery, "I'm in no hurry for equipment to the basement gallery to promote various film a first opening." projects. However, a tentative opening date has been set for However, the "money angle" heavily enters into Gabbani's December. plans. Gabbani is a fine arts graduate of the University of Santa So far, Gabbani has spent $500 of the $1,000 he put aside for Clara and is working toward earning a degree in philosophy the gallery. He plans to write to the Rockefeller Foundation, at SJSU. asking for a $5,000 grant. While attending the University of Santa Clara, Gabbani got In the Spring, Gabbani has visions of adapting chamber the idea of establishing an aesthetic art gallery, where art music in the upstairs gallery area, donations being accepted students could display their work "in the community." at the door. "For six months, I looked for a house," sighed Gabbani. The tentative December opening of the gallery will feature With the help of the University of Santa Clara, Gabbani works of Gabbani and some of his artist friends from the came across the 1% W. St. James St. structure. During the University of Santa Clara. summer and upon agreement with the owners, Gabbini Gallery hours will be four or five days a week for four hours began stripping the flaking house paint, clearing out old a day, according to Gabbani. The time remaining could be furniture and clearing out the back yard. ' used for artists wishing to consult Gabbani about their art Janet Ealv Two galleries are to be completed in the house; one up- work. Student artists will display works in this Victorian house 'Blithe Spirit" full of ups and downs Where can you get quality By Terry Britton Atkins as the spiritualist the exciting costumes worn are $1 for students and $2 I sprightly duel of urbane medium Madame Arcati was by Madame Arcati, the general admission and are ; and incisive acting was without a doubt the prime dated looking dresses of Mrs. available on weekdays from shirts for iged Friday night as ingredient that made "Blithe Bradman, the smoking 12 to 4 p.m. at the SJSU lithe Spirit" opened its Spirit" effervesce to become jackets worn by Charles and University Theater Box o weekend run at the SJSU a delightful evening of the diaphanous gown of Office. $5.507 iversity Theater. comedy. Elvira, the "blithe spirit." Whether shouting gib- if crass first major Also deserving of praise %Ve.se lust opened -THE SHIM' s aru'( Os Its and 111141. n this berish rhymes to soothe DI IEEi," esperielh low the Inidael ever, sin like, we probald, hair the fall drama was the excellently designed minded goys avid gals. euil sir' Sr it... wrstvrii sties. Lou, pulhoei Auction of spirit figures or sniffing the ison, a fine case of actors, set by Donna Marie Reeds. It got tons ol ijualit, neon. liraod Tortshirts, and dress sluos air like a spiritualist shirt, from which to choose hulk, and minion iris,' most instances, seemed perfectly captured the Ice bloodhound in search of the Our shirts art all inanities-hirers So flinte rhea us mit real 5010 and Ii suited to their roles and essence of a wealthy scent of a poltergeist, she overruns and salesmen's samples. 51,1cm Joanne is heel e directing og George Englishman's country Skating roh thes’ri all brand nos shirt, win a trey shirt' was a zany joy to behold. .i of high estate. 50 SEtONIIS! :Daniel was Shannon Bryant as Edith Libre. OWL the maid was another ac- "Blithe Spirit" plays again $10 - $16 Shirts For actors "Blithe Spirit" tress in the play who was so this Thursday, Friday and SESSION for n be treacherous in some immersed in her role that Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets $5.50 the facile appearing roles. she became utterly Join the Fun $17 - $25 Shirts inch Was the case Friday believable. Fri & Sat ening when some of the Her whining, sometimes for Nights, ;tors let down their guard confused, sometimes $7.50 d allowed some of the befuddled, always jittery, 10:30 12:30 ciest dialogue, quips and cockney-speaking maid was 'Dead' band rbal irony ever written for always greeted by guffaws e stage to die from a lack and delighted laughter as forceful delivery. she sprinted to answer the in the city rimothy Weitz played door and was immediately arles, the debonair writer slowed to an inchworm's The Grateful Dead rock eastridge leaguered by both an pace by her mistress's bark. group will appear in concert erbearing "live" wife and Randall Wright, though at 8 p.m. tomorrow and ICE ARENA e mischievous, slightly performing admirably in through the weekend at the We re Open Monday-Salurday 10 Ahli6 EASTRIDGE MALL SAN JOSE PM Aral "blithe spirit" of his his role as the stuffy, skep- Winterland Arena, San StO South Tenth Streel ad wife. tical Dr. Bradrnan, did seem Francisco. Tickets are $5 in San Jose California t is a demanding role and to lack the aura of authority advance and $6 at the door. 238-0440 Phone 21154144 8an5Arnericara accepted carrys it off quite well as and age. Master Charge is variously a suave, Elizabeth Day came off ntleman writer, a quite well as Mrs. Bradman ilifying husband, and a Susan Hathaway as evidenced by the number aken man who has just Joyce Atkins calls to the spirits of times she provoked lked to and seen the ghost laughter because of her Graduating Engineers: his late wife. thinking him to be suffering gossamer grace and giggly, vacant humor and aut there are times when delusions as he talks to comeliness. addled, embarrased smile. iltz loses credibility by not Elvira, who is invisible to But for a supposedly The special effects created eming astonished enough Ruth. "blithe spirit" she often by the crew under the the sight of his deceased Yet she was rather un- seems pitifully bored with direction of James R. Earle [es spirit or nervous and convincing in what seemed her status in the spirit world. Jr. were ingenious, happy If sour heart's in asperated enough at the like a mild protest when she There isn't enough of that surprises. Study doors edicarnent she has placed is seemingly called a mirthful laughter and opened by themselves, books m in. "guttersnipe by her delicious delight displayed flew from the shelves, and a Likewise, with Sally husband. on her face after she plays fireplace screen which tton as Ruth, Charles' Margo Smith, as Elvira, each of her tricks on the tumbled by itself. ughty wife. Cotton really play. The costumes created by the impish "blithe spirit," is confused mortals in the San Francisco..... lys her role well, without question a lovely The sparkling, outrageous Lee Livingstone truly evoked pecially in the scenes apparition who glides and utterly captivating the period of the late '30s. ere she consoles Charles, through scenes with a performance by Joyce Especially memorable were -\ r joint effort Nostalgia slated coffee house 1 for Coffeehouse

tonight The Joint Effort Cof- cents for students and $1 for feehouse will feature music general admission. representative of the '30s, Melba Rounds and her '30s Boy Swing Band '40s and 50s this week. South revue are scheduled for the The South Bay Swing Coffeehouse on Wednesday from Redwood City, rhythm & blues Band, and Thursday at 8 p.m. performs tonight at 8. tudents 75 general $1 The band plays late '405 Rounds sets the stage in swing music arid '50s rhythm the style of a '50s living room & Thursday and blues. They have been and is usually dressed in Wednesday performing in the area for period gowns. Her sultry over a year. voice accen'uates her music Tickets for the show are 75 of rhythm and blues. Melba Rounds *************ala* a thirties review Your horse-a-scope Mare Island is hiring! CapricornThis is not a Live in the heart of Northern CaliforniaAmerica’s most tdmIssIon in.50 all shows 8:00 good day to deal with famous work and play land. Ideal, smog -free climate, 1 pygmies trying to sell short drive to the Golden Gate, the wine country, lots *you size 1 Adidas, If more! yourself dreaming o er, 1, the West Coast's Ifind it Work in a challenging environment at Give yourself a hand N about giant tunas, ) ,.. -' * oldest and best-known naval institution, with unmatched don't!! - 4( potential for professional growth, reward and Positions open on: 41-***414/saliusuala44 recognition. The afternoon can bring 1974BAY fix * A.S. Winter Carnival Committee YOU relief (if it's Tues. MEADOWS opportunities. P.O. Box 5050 Get the facts on civilian career A.S. Budget Committee through Sat.) in the San Mateo, Ca.* Contact your Placement Office. Student Union Board of Governors form of thoroughbred 345-1661 i Academic Fairness Committee horseracing at BAy *Discount SJSU MEADOWS October A.S. Election Board in San This card will admit one Campus interviews: 16 Mateo. Luckily, the stars :student upon payment of :.sa,nviMciatcohoarcity 7ta5xii2t05;1.7 and other important A.S. and have influenced the BAY Academic Council committees MEADOWS management *61.00 and their student * Current Student I.D. wilt Information table Wednesday, October 16, be reduestd for admit Mare Island Naval Shipyard 10 30-3p.m. main level Student Union, discount coupon gets lance. Good on day only DiSao,ikivnaglliii for Vallejo. California Meet the A.S. personnel selection t0111111Ittell, you in for only $1. Post automobile time is 1 p.m. SAN An Equal Opportunity Employer conform' Jockey Club 0 ,Oct 8Dec. 23. k FRANCISCO U.S. Citizenship Required *******Ontr************itrimititrimirw* "11

Page 6, October 15, 1974 Booters unbeaten string ends, 1-0

a lot of team. Smillle, goalie Gary By Mike Le(tow Louis even though they lost The Spartans second goal style of play. They get Menendez St. Clair, forward Tony SEATTLESJSU’s soccer "They (St. Louis) have an came with 12 minutes left in breakaways," Rosa, and fullback Ed team lost its first game of the awfully good team. We the contest when Cole scored explained. Gray scored SJSU's Pitney represented SJSU on season Saturday night at the played very well, especially an unassisted goal from the Steve during regulation the mythical team. University of Washington in the second half. They 30 yard line. only goal a rebound shot in Tournament, but it took the controlled the first half but Friday's opponent was play on Probably the most im- on the Falcon net. His nation's second-ranked team we controlled the second. Seattle Pacific, which had front pressive Spartan was St. with only seven (according to the The game could have gone stunned the University of goal came Clair. in the game, Intercollegiate Soccer either way. It was by no San Francisco, 4-3, the day minutes left Pacific, who Association) to do it. means a runaway," he said. before. USF went into the tying Seattle "The scouts were really just eight St. Louis University edged The Millikans scored the tournament ranked fifth in had scored high on him," said Menendez earlier. the Spartans, 1-0, in the games only goal in the 33rd the nation and No. 1 on the minutes of his All-American net- team championship game to claim minute of the first half. Don West Coast. Mythical minder. "He will go very Spartans placed four the title in the third annual Abushon, whom Menendez The Falcons and the The early in the pro soccer all-tournament Washington Tournament. calls a real good player. Spartans played to a 1-1 tie in men on the draft." The Millikans, who dominate scored it. regulation time. college soccer the way UCLA The Spartan mentor said However, since there had dominates basketball, ran he would like to play St. to be a winner, each team Mark Lye wins their record to 11-1 while Louis again. was awarded five penalty handing the Spartans their "I would play a different shots at the games' end. first loss in 13 games. SJSU type of game next time. I SJSU outshot their op- is now 10-1-2. The Spartans would add another attacker pone.its 3-2, with reserve Tucker Tourney beat Seattle University 2-0 to our offense. We used an forward Jim Fox scoring the and Seattle Pacific College 2- extra defenseman because decider. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. shots. 1 to earn a spot in the they control the middle of the Menendez was not pleased Senior Mark Lye of SJSU Lye, a senior from Napa, championship game. field so well. We might have with SJSU's win, however. won the Tucker Invitational led the Spartans to a l Coach Julie Menendez was had a better chance to score "We weren't that sharp. golf championship by two respectable fourth place pleased with his team's if we had had that extra We have played better teams strokes in Albuquerque, New finish (1188) in the tour- performance in Seattle. He man," he said. this season," he said. Mexico Saturday. nament. feels that SJSU's second But Menendez was Lye led the field by one Arizona State University eve However, the coach said shot going into the final won the team honors (1176), place finish should push philosophical about the loss. Seattle Pacific was also Terry lag the round, and fired a 73 to win finishing just ahead of them among the nation's top "Hindsight is better than responsible for the Spartans Bob Koch (left) the Tucker crown with a two- Brigham Young (1178), and ten teams when the new foresight," he said. "It's too Fullback clears ball poorest game of the tour- under par total of 286. LSU (1182). rankings are released later late to start second guessing nament. this week. Last week they myself now. We played a three' goals." pleased with the outcome he scoring when the game was The SJSU golfer edged Other Spartan finishers ranked 12th in the nation. good game. But we didn't Two wins felt the Spartans missed barely six minutes old. John "They are an aggressive, Stan Lee of LSU, Charles were Eric Batten with a final Best game have enough offense. It SJSU opened the tour- numerous scoring op- Smillie took a pass from Phil hustling team. They make Gibson of Arizona State round of 75 (297), Paul Hahn j Menendez felt the Spar- would have been better to nament Thursday afternoon portunities. Cole and booted the ball into you play their style of soc- University, and Mike with 78. (301), and Don tans best game of the have had a stronger attack by defeating Seattle. SJSU wasted little time the upper right hand corner cer, which is a kick and run Schroeder of LSU by two Thames with a 75 (304). tournament came against St. and risk losing by two or Although Menendez was getting on the score board, of the net from 12 yards out. 441.4141411+444-41-4141-IVIL414141,11141-111-41.4uF41-111-1F-41.41. air WINN, 16.34 Abirisk - rd.11' Volleyball scores big VIVIVISIOLIM TICKETS !tin MI 111 . Gporge Harrison VANN . VOWS% & 'MAW. Women spikers win 912 TOWN SAN WAVAN JOSE Nov..6 cow palace COUNTRY BOX Nov. ..8 ROHNERT PARKBoth Zagorewicz made up the as well as the Northern OFFICE VILLAGE the A and B squads of the Spartan B's lineup. California championships, SJSU Women's Inter- The SJSU team will host will be held in San Jose's 246-1160 Stevens Creek Blvd.& VVinehester,s.j. collegiate Volleyball Team Haywafd State Thursday at gym. defeated Sonoma State 7 p.m. in the Physical Thursday's games against College at Rohnert Park, Education and Recreation Sonoma were practice Thursday. Gymnasium for their next matches for the Spartans. The A's got off to a slow match. The team spent many weeks SPARKS start in their first game All but one of the in conditioning workouts to against Sonoma as they fell remaining seven matches, prepare for the games. THE SPARTAN BOOKSTORE to a score of 15-8. Then the Spartan's came up with an -WEEK OF offense and defense that the BESTSELLERS Sonoma Cossacks could not 14,,1974 get through. Judokas garner OCTOBER Lynn Stepper, fresh off the *SYBIL, by Schreiber Warner $1.95 bench at the start of the second game, led the THE ONION FIELD, by Wambaugh Spartan attack to a 15-3 win. 10 medals, win Dell 1.75 The A's polished off the THE FIRST DEADLY SIN, by Sanders match with a score of 15-0 in Berkley 1.95 the third, winning two out of The new members of the included third place finisher UPSTAIRS AT THE WHITE HOUSE, by West three games. SJSU judo team have helped John Baggot, Peter Mondo, Warner 1.95 Janet EMI/ "One of the sound points of to open the 1974-5 judo season who placed second; and THE JOY OF SEX, ed. by Comfort Pat Ellington (28) keeps ball away from Spartan's net a good team is that they can with a win as the varsity Mike Kessler, who finished Simon & Schuster 4.95 come back after a loss to win squad walked away with 10 third. THE GULAG ARCHIPELAGO, by Solzhenitzen the match," Jane Ward, San medals at the Oct 6 Albany In the white belt division, Harper & Row 1.95 Jsoses head volleyball coach, Invitational Judo Tour- Cole Kitaura placed first, *ONCE IS NOT ENOUGH, by Susann Thrower placed polo aid. nament in Albany. Chuck Bantam 1.95 Fullerton nips Along with Stapper,"A" Leading the Spartan at- second and Norman Mah, in ists MORE JOYA LOVEMAKING COMPANION TO team members are Maria tack were Keith Nakisani, a another white belt division, THE JOY OF SEX, ed. by Comfort Crown 12.95 were Pajoe, Barbara Hattori, freshman from Okinawa and placed second. All *THE GOLD OF THE GODS, by von Daniken Kathy Nilsson, Sandy Eric Baker, a varsity promoted to third degree Bantam 1.75 Russell, Margaret Schafle, member who took last year brown belt. in low scoring contest THE CURSE OF THE KINGS, by Holt Nancy Rurig off to practice in Japan. The next tournament for and Pat Miller, Fawcett 1.50 By Mike Romito SJSU missed two open SJSU. The Spartan B's took the Nakisani defeated all of his the Spartan judomen is the Defense was the key shots on goal that ultimately The Spartans had dropped first of two games easily opponents in his quest for the annual varsityalumni element during Saturday's cost it the match. an earlier (Sept. 21) game to with a score of 15-2, but they first place medal. According meet later this month in Sipa/alit 60444toire Pacific Coast Athletic "We missed a ( second Fullerton State by a 7-4 found the second game a to Dave Long, a member of Spartan Gym. (14 a, Se-4.9.gt Association water polo quarter) penalty shot from score, and knew that they little more demanding. the coaching staff, he is a battle, as Fullerton State the four yard mark," must defeat them, if they The Cossacks were able to good prospect for this pulled off a 4-3 verdict over mentioned Monsees. "And were to gain a top seed to the stay in the game after finally season's collegiate the defending champion an excellent inside shot by PCAA tournament. warming up, but San Jose's nationals. <=7;. Spartans. (Dennis) Hartmann with Four straight title B's kept on their toes to take Jim Richards and Cal aza The low scoring contest 0:03 seconds left, that hit the SJSU has won the PCAA the game, 15-12. Kitaura placed second and ow, ICA - was the first PCAA contest goal post." tournament the last four Jana Ham, Hope Willis, third for a clean sweep by for both colleges. Two of Fullerton State's consecutive years, and Denise Murphy, Jane the Spartan judokas 114 "We keyed specificly on three leading scorers fouled Fullerton State has proven to Horner, Bev Reuter, In another black belt their offense and they keyed out and one of the Spartans' be a definite conference Michelle Rampa, Patrice division, Baker, who was specificly on our offense," leading scorers fouled out, favorite. Gamboa, Vicky Eberly, promoted to second degree said SJSU polo coach Mike forcing the two teams to The Spartans are Vickie Nelson, Andy Martin, black belt in Japan, looked Monsees. "This covereage depend on their secondary currently 4-5 on the year and Maureen Farran, Linda very impressive in his made for a low scoring scorers. 0-1 in the PCAA. Gantz, Linda Goldsberry, second place finish. ;110 -46$ game." Tight game The local poloists will meet Terry Baggot and Chris Other black belt winners REG 6:30 AM - "It was a good tight San Diego State in a PCAA $1.55, NOW ,10 -30 AM game," Monsees said. conference crucial Friday at .1 ONLY The Spartans trailed 2-0 at 4 p.m. in San Diego. AISMOVNIVIINI Rugby the half, but battled back to "We'll be expecting a good within one in the third game from San Diego," said practice quarter, as they trailed Monsees. Fullerton State, 3-2. No overconfidence A Nourishing Breakfast Every Day Each team scored a final The Spartans can't afford goal in the last quarter, but to overlook any of their here today the Spartans brought it right PCAA teams at this point, as /In-dudes Toast & Hashbrowns"-----, down to the wire on Hart- they trail the conference Informal practices for the mann's shot. with an 0-1 ledger. upcoming SJSU rugby Freshman Lee Rider, an Although San Diego State season will begin today at All-American high school lacks depth, they could gave poloist from Lynbrook High 4Vr71,16-7,7114110 South Campus at 4 p.m. SJSU problems. in San Jose scored two of the Practices will continue But the locals have ex- Spartan's three goals. each Tuesday and Thursday panded on their scoring Hartmann, according at the same time before to game and surely gave tough 1, the roach also played well, serious tryouts will be held in Fullerton State ( AAU scoring the other goal for mid-November. champions) a tough match r /01 The season will begin on Nov. 30 with the Stanford KEYES FOREIGN CAR REPAIR ; . 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By Steve Lopez offensive line coach Joe Turnovers costly The play came on a second plays later. The team has another job Not since way back in 1947 DeLuca. Two interceptions, one and 10 from the Lobo 45-yard "We made mistakes," to do this Saturday when it has the SJSU football team The front four had Myer fumble and two bad snaps line with just 1:40 remaining DeLuca admitted. travels to San Diego State been off to a better start then scrambling often, making from center on punts gave and moved the ball all the "But we're proud of the University for a crucial it's enjoying this year. things easier on the defen- the Lobos key opportunities. way down to the 26. kids for keeping their poise conference game against the That was 27 years ago, sive secondary. The Lobos scored and doing "We're making mental four the job," he added. Aztecs. when the forward pass was "A couple of times I saw errors," McBee said. 'We're in the infantile stage and him I Myer) back to pass and getting a lot of yards but no soccer-style kickers played then they just sacked him," points." soccer and not football. said senior defensive back Physical errors lficluded The Spartan team was 5-1 Louie Wright. that year after six games, the two costly bad snaps. The and after Saturday night's But Myer got rolling late in first resulted in a first- A.S. Experimental College classes: 13-11 victory over the the last quarter and drove quarter safety, when punter University of New Mexico the Lobos to the touchdown Jeff Cunningham finally Lobos, the Spartans are now that made it 13-11 with just 52 chased down the errant ball 4-1-1. seconds remaining. The two- in the end zone. point conversion try failed. Coincidentally, it was the That gave New Mexico a 2- Ktindalini Yoga -Wednesdays 7-8 p.m. Health Building, Rm. forward pass and soccer- McBee praises 0 lead and the ball. style kicking that played a 405 call 277-8139 "He throws to a lot of The second bad snap came major role in the Spartan Techniques of meditations as taught by Yogi Bhajan. different receivers," late in the third quarter, win Saturday, with a very The yoga Spartan receiver Ike McBee again deep in SJSU territory, of awareness using energy centers of the body. big helping hand from a said in praise of Myer, who and resulted in a 31 -yard stingy defense. often connected with backs field goal that made it, 10-5. " Seminar on non-violence and social change -Wednesdays Aerial dynamics a as well as his ends and 7-8:45 p.m. Community The pre Defense pressured center of the Grace Baptist Chruch, ce -game flanker. prognistication The constant pressure 10th and San Fernando Streets call 297-1769 Co -convenors or- warned of the air show which would The defense also did ex- apparently took its toll on the Peter Conk and Shorty Collins inevitably abound, since the ceptionally well against the Spartan defense, which ity Ranked seventh in the Lobos boast the nation's rush. collapsed a bit on the Lobo's 6:30 ), Eckankar-Wednesdays p.m. Health Building Rm 209 or leading passer in Steve nation in rushing defense last touchdown drive. A key of call Alex Bogatirev at 998-4680. Myer, " a junior from going into the game, the play in the drive was a pass nd ight end Dan Eckankar is the study of the Eck (the audible lifestream). California, and the Spartans Spartans bettered their 90 interference call on Wright. have senior Craig Kimball, yards per game average, ars The 6-foot-3, 185-pound Nude massage last year's seventh leading allowing just 53 yards on 37 -Wednesdays call Doug Johnson at 998-2783 ial corner man, admitted his passer in the nation. attempts. or at the Student Union information booth, 277-3228 ihn guilt, although a bit reluc- osa, Rudolph Both signal callers proved Turnovers have plagued Body and mind awareness, relaxation and mind calming, 'on tantly. themselves worthy of the the Spartan offense in most first 12 men and women who sign up, cost $6.50. praise. Kimball connected games this season, putting "I think I might have got raded to Cards on 12 of 21 attempts for 189 more pressure on the him," Wright said. yards and a TD pass, and defense. Saturday was no "Two refs threw flags, but ,N FRANCISCO (API- catcher in baseball." Myer hit on 17 of 35 aerials exception. the ball was gone." San Francisco Giants for 143 yards and one TD. Sosa worked in 101 innings relief pitcher Elias Sosa And Spartan soccer-style this season, had a 9-7 record catcher Ken Rudolph to kicker Ron Ploger accounted and a 3.48 earned run St. Louis Cardinals for seven points with an average. Rudolph batted .259 arday in exchange for extra point and field goal in 57 games. CLASSIFIED w league catcher Marc boots of 29 and 52 yards, the latter a stadium record. and a Giants executive In another trade between U S . AfroLib. US -Mexico and Typing..neat, accurate Lobo quarterback Myer ANNOUNCEMENTS Ecology embroidered flag patches IBM Self.< trio HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE outfielder Bobby Bonds the National League teams, colorfast. was heavily pressured by a Site approx I' 2" x 2'2", Call Lori 576 8090 al ter 5P m nong other players on two minor league players washable 75 cents ea or 3 for S2 00 strong rush most of the Reward to anyone finding a men's '68 tax incl Emblems. 2142 Kenwood. 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Ca,, Page 8, October 15, 1974 Richardson speaks Gays: newest minority By Robin Budrow who, like gays, cannot be Relations Commissio By Joel Konopken Attorney General last Oct. 20 President could shield A plan to add homosexuals hired under the quota plan, a non-discrirninat Former Attorney General rather than fire Special evidence from the court, and to the list of minorities who system, will be determined group on both a county Elliot Richardson said Prosecutor Archibald Cox, recently what grounds, if can appeal alleged by San Jose's city manager city level. Saturday night he agrees whom President Nixon had any, would be brought discriminatory hiring was Ted Tedesco, she said. Combined, the thi with former Watergate ordered to cancel his against the former approved unanimously last Such groups, Tobin said, proposals will be presen special prosecutor I.eon requests for tapes of White President," said Richard- week by San Jose's Affir- Might include "longhairs," to San Jose's City Council Jaworski's decision not to House conversations. son. mative ActLai Board. handicapped persons and final approval. challenge President Ford's Jaworski, who replaced That last issue, said The proposal, spearheaded senior citizen groups where pardon of former President Cox, resigned Saturday. At Richardson, was settled by by SJSU student Spencer it is "not illegal to The board, in a separ Nixon. the time he denied reports President Ford's granting of Nutting, will include "sexual discriminate against but just motion, will send a requesi "What Jaworski is that his office would indict a pardon. preference" discrimination bad policy to discriminate city council that "questil saying," said Richardson, the former president to test Richardson said he hoped as a grievable right to be against." irrelavant to employme; "is that the President's the legality of President the whole story of Watergate investigated by the af- The gay proposal will also be striken from city medi power to pardon any offense Ford's pardon. would be uncovered by "the firmative action staff. be added to the Human questionaires. is so clear that to challenge it Richardson speculated on kind of report the special The approved plan, would just be beyond the the reasons for Jaworski's prosecutor will bring out however, does not include pale." resignation. under his charter." gays in the affirmative made his biggest jobs of the action quota hiring system. SERVICE Richardson "The Concerning the testimony SILVA at a press con- have been done," he Nutting maintanied at remarks office of President Nixon at the ference immediately earlier meetings that gays said. Watergate cover-up trial, preceding his appearance at are "already represented at It was important to Richardson said, "1 can't see REPAIR a $100-a-plate annual dinner all levels of government establish the independence where he shouldn't at least PARKING TIRES of the United Republicans employment." of the office after the firing be able to testify by Finance Committee. The affirmative action TUNE-UP BATTERIE of Mr. Cox. That is an issue deposition." Richardson, who has also board had twice delayed All Maior Credit Cards Accepted which no longer needs to be SINCE 1936 served as Secretary of Nixon has asked to be recommendation on the 78 S 4th -Close to SJSU Lbrar raised. Defense and Secretary of excused from testifying at proposal at past meetings Health, Education and "Also, there was the the trial, citing ill health as after becoming bogged in 01111,OPENING Welfare, resigned as question of whether the one of his reasons. debate. The hassle, said af- Elliot Richardson firmative action member Teamsters challenge membership Nona Tobin was rooted in confusion over what the board could and could not do. "Our function," she said after the meeting, "is to UFW fights for survival design a system for grievances, not to hear grievances." By Robin Budrow means to keep "scab" sometimes go unin- Milne estimated that 80 workers being signed up with Future guidelines for The United Farniworker's products off the store vestigated by authorities." per cent of California farm- teamsters. groups that are Union UFW is battling for shelves. Injunctions. workers, in a secret ballot "Growers sign with the discriminated against, but its existence, but growers Major obstacles Court injunctions against vote last year, had asked for teamsters, because team- are no longer the sole target. Simutaneously, Milne farmworkers are the third UFW representation, but sters relate to other business Paul Milne, Santa Clara said, UFW members face obstancle facing strikers, that growers, instead, signed Spartaguide peoplenot workers," Milne County UFW staff member three major obstacles if they Milne said. with the teamsters. said. TUESDAY speaking Sunday night at the resort to strikes against the "Judges and attorneys UFW membership, Milne New College and the Associated Student in growers to stop marketing of are 'tight' with growers," he said, has fallen from "60,000 "They the growers I could will present a documentary film about the First Unitarian Church RUSSIall Revolution at 7 p rn in Morris San Jose, said the battle to non-union food. charged, "and unfavorable in 1972 to 7,500 this year" sign with the devil and it still Dailey Auditorium injunctions reflect this." Vietnam Veterans will meet to discus gain UFW representation of The first of those ob- with most of the decline wouldn't represent related re.enlry problems with I.ou farmworkers is now being stacles, Milne claimed, is Milne pointed to the being attributed to UFW workers," Milne exclaimed. Encino:- at 7 30p ro in Room Ill. Building frequent outlawing of 11 waged against "teamsters, that "strike breakers" are WEDNESDAY growers, biased judges, and easily obtained by the bullhorns used by pickets to Sailing Team will meet to plan races at 7 30 the gain support of workers in p to in the S U Pacheco Room police militia." grower to replace Reading Lab to offer 1111111 course to improve the field as one example of At the same time, Milne striking workers. taking notes. outlining, underlining and Pizza Spaghetti Campus briefs taking exams The lab will rneet at 2 30 in Ravioli Italian Sausage said, the UFW has faced the Many of the strike an unfavorable type in- Ed 231 Meatballs Garlic Bread Grinder Sandwiches , loss of previously used breakers are imported junction. SJSU Sierra Club will meet at 7 30 p ro in the S U Pacifica Room The club is lawi- Salads Beer on Tap Wine Soft drinks Pinball tactics. illegally from Mexico, he Teamsters chuig plans to support Proposition 17, an Football Electronic games Color TV The "secondary boycott," said. Perhaps the most The Asian American Academic advisement attempt to save the SUMAS. River from Free Army Corps of Engineers threatening obstacle facing Students I AASI group will meetings for pre-nursing and damming by the Popcorn and Peanuts a boycott directed against a The second obstacle Native Americas Club will hold a general store that carries non-union facing strikers, Milne told the UFW, however, is the sponsor "Aki Matsuri," an nursing majors who are not meeting at 5 pm m the S U Costanoan 444 E. Williams & 10th San Jose, Calif. produce, Milne said, has the audience, is the growers' Teamsters Union, Milne Asian fall Festival, today in clinical nursing will be Floom recently been out-lawed by use of violence to break up said. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m, in the from 8 to 9:30 a.m. this the AFL-CIO, of which the picket lines. Teamsters, he charged, barbecue pit area on Seventh Friday; Monday 1:30 to 3:30 40 So. First UM is a member. "Goon squads," Milne are forming "sweetheart Street. Proceeds will go p.m.; and 3:30 to 5 p.m. THE NAME SATISFACTION The secondary boycott said, "have injured and contracts" with growers at toward the support of AAS Nursing students should MADE FAMOUS tactic, Milne claimed, was killed several farmworkers the detriment of farm- programs, according to AAS attend one of these meetings. San Jose one of the most successful in California --deaths that workers. director Greg Mark. Black Masque, a senior 279-1681 women's honorary society AT SPARTAN BOOKSTORE Student representing all campus ENNI departments, presented $425 CAMERA Mary Quaid injured in to the Francis Golland Children's Center located LOWEST PRICES Save near the SJSU campus, last Designs Fashion For Faces week. practice EVER Thomas Nunez, 28, 583 "Que Tal !", Chicano al literary pamphlet BIG Almaden Avenue, was in- jured yesterday afternoon representing the Chicano MANTUAN! while practicing judo in the student and community, will APRS PURRS Men's Gym. go on sale today for 50 cents in the Student Union. Money 2070 Nunez complained of neck Money pains after being thrown by from the sale will go for another student, according printing costs to enable MAR to Terry Kerr, a SJSU future publications of "Que FULL own wrestling coach. Tal !" Kerr said he had Nunez OFF INVENTORY stay on the floor while he Dan Styron, Socialist called for assistance. Workers Party candidate for CAMERAS & the U.S. Senate, will speak On All Nunez complained of ACCESSORIES severe neck pain and on -Why Nothing Works numbness of the left arm, Anymore" tonight at 7:30 in Darkroom DARKROOM AND said Dr. Louis Bronstein, the S.U. Almaden Room. His CHEMICAL SUPPLIES university Health Center. speech is sponsored by the It was decided Nunez Young Socialists for Supplies SPECIAL FILM PRICES should be sent to San Jose Rodriguez. Hospital for X-ray While Mary Is designing her clothes she's also designing examination and ob- her new make-up. servation. That's how she created the only new make-up logo with today's Associated Students Presents: soft muted and classical clothes. 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