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Larry 'Eli; Shriver shakes the hands of young and and old at SJSU John Vasconcellos and Sargent Shriver prior to yesterdays luncheon see page 3 for more photos Blasts Nixon's -passion for power" Shriver attracts thousands here By Mark Levine Eisenhower, Kennedy and johnson put 150 miles, travels at approximately 120 miles Shriver urged the crowd to register and vote. was instrumental in the founding of the Peace Saying that Richard Nixon has a "passion for together." per hour. The vice-presidential candidate ended his ad- Corps. power," Democratic vice-presidential The candidate blasted President Nixon's Shriver said its cost is "the equivalent of an dress by appealing to the crowd "to cast your The candidate invited Grothe onto the plat- contender. Sargent Shriver blasted the present Labor Day message in which the President said American 75 cents." vote for McGovern." form and introduced him as "my old friend." Administration yesterday during his visit to San Americans are divided between those who "We believe that you, the people, have been As he concluded his speech an enthusiastic Shriver was the director of the Peace Corps in Jose State University. believe in the work ethic and those who believe grossly misrepresented around the world by crowd surged forward to touch the candidate. 1960 under the Kennedy Administration. Shriver spoke to a fairly reserved crowd of in the welfare ethic. Shriver accused Nixon of your government," Shriver declared. He claimed Shriver consented and with an entourage of Shriver left SJSU yesterday approximately an 4,000 persons. putting people in a postion where they have no the Nixon Administration has represented secret service agents, police, journalists and hour after he arrived and headed to the Hyatt Democratic Assemblyman john Vasconcellos. choice. America as "an imperialistic power-hungry" students. the Democratic hopeful walked House where he spoke to approximately 600 0-24th district, introduced Shriver saying, In order to prove the point that Nixon has not country. through Seventh Street jammed with students, supporters including San Jose Mayor Norman "Shriver is a man who is concerned about justice curbed inflation, Shriver quoted figures that Nixon travels to countries where there are shook hands, signed autographs and talked with Mineta. His speech was similar to the one he had and is concerned with returning America to told of food price increases. He claimed that the either "bombs or bucks." Shriver declared. He the people. at SISU. human values..." price of hamburger has gone up 25 per cent under listed countries in Africa and Latin America as Gwenn Powell, a junior, gave Shriver a Alter the Hyatt House address. Shriver met in the President and "the Prisoner of War bracelet engraved with a POW's closed session with a Chicano group that formed Shriver took his cue and stood at the platform the Nixon Administration, bottled milk 12 per those places where will not go. name. Shriver thanked the co-ed and promised to support the McGovern ticket. The press was encouraging cheers with a two-handed "V" for cent and instant coffee 24 per cent. esteemed Mr. Kissinger" "We don't want to have a President who, when to wear it. When asked if Shriver would help to allowed in after about a half hour of waiting. Me' audience roared its approval To the !northing approval of the university vii..tory stain get the prisoners home, Miss Powell replied, "If Shriver commended "The mobilization of and the candidate began to attack various audience, Shriver said, "The worst thing of all, a he goes to Texas, spends time at John Gonnally's with 300 millionaires, we want a he doesn't I don't know who will." Spanish speaking people." He said the programs of the Nixon Administration. six-pack of Bud Is beer) is up 14 per cent." ranch President who spends time on the Rio Grande "I think McGovern and Shriver are great," Democratic Party is always open for minorities. are turned off The candidate also said that medical costs "I believe that most Americans with the working poor of which there are SJSU senior Bob Nicksin exclaimed. He cited Italians, Jews, Chicanos, Blacks and by politics," Shriver declared. Explaining that have risen under Nixon. Aspirin prices "are up 15 per eent,"quoted Shriver. "You can't even get 300,000," the candidate cried. Before the speech Shriver spotted SJSU "the good Irishmen" as examples of Democratic the public does not want to get involved Saying that power rested with the people. Political Science Professor Peter Grothe. who legislators. "because the government never does what they a headache with this man (Nixon)," he joked. want," the vice-presidential contender promised Repeating McGovern's charge of corruption in that Democratic presidential nominee Senator the Nixon Administration. Shriver said George McGovern will "make the government "America has not seen this kind of corruption responsible." since the 1920's." The vice-presidential contender, recalled Shriver pledged the war in Vietnam would be Nixon's 1952 "Checkers speech" in which then Volunteer group reaches 30 ended. He called this. "promise number one." vice-presidential candidate Nixon denied The vice-presidential hopeful said the war charges of "a secret fund" of $18.000. Shriver would end "when we leave Vietnam," bringing a compared that charge with his own saying. wild burst of applause from the crowd. "today when Nixon is the conscience of the The audience was reminded by Shriver that Republican Party, you read in the papers that President Nixon's 1968 campaign promise to end $6013,000 has gone from Houston to Washington For A.S. Council probe of Daily the war "is the one he has failed to fulfill." and is only a small part of the $10 million which that's what the people want." she "Over 20.000 young Americans have lost their is there in secret funds." Approximately 30 people have signed up lot mittee, signing their name to a sheet that passed was evident applause that ac- lives in Vietnam under President Nixon." Shriver charged that Nixon has transferred the committee to investigate the Spartan Daily around the Council Chambers during the said, in reference to the loud the action. Shriver exclaimed. The candidate claimed that crime from the streets to "the executive suites of and its alleged biased policies following meeting. compained people have a right to investigate," she 665.5 billion have been spent by the President in the Republican Party," a veiled reference tot he Wednesday's A.S. Council meeting. Councilman larnm Basseri, head of the com- "The paying for the paper." the last three and a half years "in prosecuting the Watergate Affair. Council unanimously passed a motion to mittee, was unavailable for comment as to when stated. "They're Councilman Tony Gonzales added. "There are war." He claimed the money would have been In a list of promises, Shriver guaranteed to withhold funding of the Daily next year, pending the committee will take action and what reservations within the Council as to the ac- better spent at home. "stop the war, take the money we save from the a report from the committee. The A.S. currently procedures it will follow. no took." From the war issue Shriver moved on to the Defense Department's swollen budget and put it puts out $30,000 a year for a subscription to the Councilwoman Rosa Velasquez, meanwhile. tion we In addition to ordering the Daily probe, Coun- economic policies of the present Administration. to work here at home, to create a full-em- paper. voiced her support of the committee's formation allocated more than $21.000 during the "Nixon has mismanaged the economy of this ployment economy, to institute a tax reform so Councilman Akbar Hajjarian said yesterday and aims. cil that aobut 30 people volunteered for the com- "From the reaction of the audience, I think it evening and issued a statement of support back- country worse than any other President since the poor will not Ire taxed for the rich who don't ing Santa Clara University students in their ef- Herbert Hoover," he said. pay, and to use money for education." forts to clear the records of seven officials fired The vice-presidential contender claimed that The vice-presidential contender promised to 13. under the Nixon Administration "we have "put money in health projects and mass Sept. Valdovinos represented the students, doubled the amount of the unemployed, doubled transportation systems." Yolanda support in terms of reinstatement the cost of welfare and have added more to the He cited an example from japan. where an asking not for their names." debt of the United States than under electric train from Tokyo to Osaka, a distance of but in "clearing Council voted 14-0-1 to lend its support "in letters and participation." Some Council members will take part in a noon march today, walking from the Benson Center in Santa Clara to San Ise State University. In money matters. Council tabled a $8.400 re- blunderer, quest from A.S. Program Board adviser Ted a from the Columbus and denied a $486 request Gehrke Women's Center. Gehrke asked for the funds to operate the Joint Effort coffeehouse. Council tabled the item, however, expressing reservations about funding a program which they have no information about claims modern historian concerning entertainment. Gehrke explained he could not provide that in- has not By Holly Curtis 'Ole historian Winsor h.is ew kind words for formation since the A.S. Program Board Why is the memory of Christopher Columbus Columbus. He has transferred the emphasis of been set up yet. etched into thc minds of so many students and the Columbus achievements to Mrs. Columbus. Councilmen indicated they may allocate faculty members at San lose State University? "The wife of Columbus deserves a large $3.200 on an experimental basis for the fall Is it because of the parades and festivities portion of the credit for his discoveries," Winsor semester. sponsored annually by the Knights of Colum- stud. The Women's Center, meanwhile, was cut bus'? Perhaps it is because it's the first holiday of After completing research on the meager down on a 12-4 vote. Their original request was

the fall semester at SISLI. record of the life of Mrs. Columbus. Winsor trimmed from $942.88 to $486 by the Special found that she was a knowledgeable sailor on Allocations Committee before the item nes The traditional high standing of Columbus has passed on to Council. of modern his- her own. suffered recently at the hands In other action, Council allocated: that of a hero. He Her father was a navigator of considerable torinns. His image is no longer - $2,996 to pay an outstanding bill for legal Italian distinction. Mrs. Columbus frequently ac- is not seen as the ingenius, sea-going services provided by attorneys Bowers and from Genoa who set out to prove that the world companied her father on his geographical inves- him Priest during the Buck administration last year. was round. tigations. And she enthusiastically helped with his projects. - - $1,000 for membership fees to theCalifornia Friday. Aug. 3. 1492 Columbus. At 8 a.m. on "She brought to Columbus the valuable charts State Universities and Colleges Student squadron of ships sailed from the with his little and records which her father had compiled Presidents Association. Little knowing at the time port of Palos in Spain. during his lifetime," Winsor continued. - - 6620 for the establishment of a bike lot on written in the annals of history as he would he "We should probably give Columbus more Seventh Street, new world. the discoverer of a credit for his choice of a wife than for his am- - - $500 to the Consumer Switchboard for A different insight into the character of bition as an explorer." operating expenses. Columbus has been provided by Justin Winsor, a Far from the influence of Boston historians - - $348 to the A. S. Planning Agency and the historian from Boston. He said of Columbus. those of us at SISU are entitled to a holiday, School of Social Work to send either one or two "His discovery was a blunder, his blunder was a courtesy of Columbus. students to a Boston conference of the American new world, the new world is his monument. It is at this time we should remember the last Pacifist lolksineer loan Baez. known for her pore lyrical voice, will appear Sunday al 2 p.m. al Institute of Planners that began yesterday. "Its discoverer might have been its father, he immortal words of Christopher Columbus. "In Spartan Stadium - - 1175 to the Speech Communications Dept. for proved to be its despoiler. He might have given menus was. Domine, comendo spitil um meum." In her first performance at San lose Stele iiiernily since 1669, loan will perform traditional and a debating tournament. its young cloys such dignity. instead he left it a Translated, that does not mean. "Thank God for conlemporers songs. - - $40 to the Spanish Drama Theater for cus- legacy at (levant& on and i,rime," Winsor said. three-day weekends!" All tickets $2.50 end I Im !fele iii he CL. Rumness Office. todial costs. Page 2, October 6. 1972 UPS AND DOWNS Age old press-government struggles arise

by Mark Simon

Traditionally the press and the asked for a subscription rather than a Spiro Agnew's attacks on national government are adversaries. straight allocation. news media. The press, continually prodding and Ms. Martinez made it quite clear that Freezing the Daily's funds is nothing pushing for information the she didn't want anybody telling her more than an attempt at intimidation. government is unwilling to relinquish, how to run the newspaper. The intimidation is not particularly has historically been looked upon with Neither does the Daily. treacherous or new. As expressed disfavor by presidents, prime There is a question as to the degree a before, government-newspaper fights ministers and kings. student paper, funded to the tune of are an old American tradition. The government, seeking its own $30,000 by student council, must pay The council, seeking the interests interests of which presumably the attention to that legislative body. they were presumably elected for, see press does not serve, has historically Since the Daily operates on a it fit to attempt to intimidate the Daily harassed newspapers. $120,000 budget, how much control through threats of cut funds and under Attempts to shut down newspapers, does that $30,000 entitle council to? the guise of an investigation. telephone calls to editors, speeches It will be interesting to see what As said before, such fights between charging the head press figures of Council expects from Sedition in the press and the government are being a clique: these attacks are hardly exchange for the $3,300 subscription. nothing new, not for the Daily, not for new. But the fundamental issue of American newspapers. In this respect, the Spartan Daily freedom of the press still exists. The While we will take it seriously, the and the A.S. Council are no different. Daily has been investigated before, by Daily will continue freedom of the It is this history and tradition that council, by our own reporters, by just press as usual. make it succinct why a newspaper about anybody that thought they had a must be independent to exist. legitimate complaint of mal treatment Such sentiments were clearly voiced by this newspaper. Editor's note: by Sue Martinez, spokeswoman for The Associated Students alone have All student and faculty members are encouraged 10 express their views on any Sedition which received a subscrip- a file for just about every year of the subject in the letters to the editor section of the tion from the student council Wednes- Daily's existence. editorial page. Letters may be mailed or brought day. While interesting to ponder the A.S.- to the Spartan Daily office, IC 208, and must be At the time, one of the councilmen Daily position philosophically, it is 250 words or less, typewritten and double- spaced. Name asked why the Sedition folks had indeed academic to the fact the Daily and activity or faculty card number must be included, and all letters must be will remain independent of signed. Non -students and non-faculty members EDITORIALS,0 governmental pressure, no matter how are asked to include address, telephone number Letter to the Editor concerted. and title or position. The Spartan Daily will not The new investigation ordered by print letters which are libelous or in poor taste. The editor the new council in only the third week reserves the right to editor cut letters to conform to space limitations and to cease Vote no on death penalty; of a new semester is no different from publication of letters dealing with subjects he Racist holiday other investigations by previous coun- believes have been exhausted. cils. Hello Amerika, this is your sub- And its motives are no different than Prop. 17 conscious talking. Wake up from your apathetic sleep. Soon will be another By determining the death penalty to rather than a carefully conceived plan proud Amerikan tradition. be "cruel and unusual punishment" the of reform. Columbus Day is a celebration of the Editorial Board California State Supreme Court took An updating, revision, and destruction of another uncivilized, Spartan Daily the first of many long overdue steps in humanizing, not only of our correc- barbaric, hedonistic, unhuman Penny Spar penal reform. tional institutions but of our entire culture. White man Columbus dis- Serving Willem, Stale University. San Jose Since 1934 Rick Malaspina A vote favoring Proposition 17 philosophy is necessary and overdue. covered this land and the inhuman and would be a reversal of the Court's Eliminating the death penalty savages. I/an Russo progress. We urge a no vote. recognizing the right of human life to Indians are below Whites and can be "If all printers were determined It is clear that capital punishment all people, even criminals, is a first discovered, claimed and destroyed. Let Eileen Colla step towards a humane attitude has not served as a deterrent to crime. us all gather around the red, blue and not to print anything till they George Rede Even murders, such as those com- towards prisons. white and be proud of what Columbus mitted by Charles Manson, Richard However, the elimination of the did and what he represents. Let's all were sure it would offend nobody, Mark Simon death penalty should serve merely as a Speck or Sirhan Sirhan were com- celebrate joyfully this racist holidy. Roger Woo mitted in states that at the time main- jumping off point for an overall You say it is not a racist holiday? there would be very little printed." All articles designated as tained the death penalty for capital revision of the prisons in America. If Why not ask an Indian, but better yet, the death penalty is eliminated, we editorials reflect the majority crimes. ask a Vietnamese, and bury my heart Benjamin Franklin opinion of the editorial board. In this era of terrorist tactics, high- must face the possibility of true life at My Lai. All other opinions expressed are jackings and bombings, one soon imprisonment. Vote for Nixon, it will be traditional. No.13 the views of the individual Vol. 60 writer or cartoonist. realizes death is not a deterrent to With our present system, such im- Robert Suyeda killing. prisonment would qualify as "cruel But the disposal of the death penalty and unusual punishment." Those that favor the death penalty by the Court was not taken from this Staff 11 o iii iii en t point of view. do so in the name of man's right to live. It is illogical and contradictory to The courts chose to rule the death contend that those who kill should be penalty "cruel and unusual killed. punishment" and that it is. Despite charges of illegality in the How will campaign promises be upheld? "Cruel and unusual" is an apt des- initiative drive placing Proposition 17 cription for penal systems throughout on the ballot, despite the belief that the by Mark Hegedus the United States. Though a man has death penalty may deter crime, the McGovern-Shriver fans, stop, and government, cure the economy, stop artists worry me. People who talk chosen to take a life it remains cruel overriding issue remains one of the take heed! Those of you who ap- the war, restructure our tax base and about the broken promises of the past and unusual to deny that man his life. right to take a human life. plauded, cheered and swooned in in general make life in the U.S. a while cradling pompous promises of In recent years, it has become ob- No one has that right, not the agreement with Sargent Shriver take veritable Utopia. the future confuse me. vious the state penal systems are mere Specks, the Mansons, the Governor, notice. Isn't it nice to know that we have Issues defined are a necessary part punishment for punishment's sake you, us. Vote no on Proposition 17. The McGovern-Shriver ticket as- white knights galloping to our rescue. of political life. Promises broken seem pires to presidential office. Their plat- Isn't it nice to believe the pleasant to be a necessary part of political life. form espouses concern to have panaceas so perspicaciously Sargent Shriver told the crowd to Dissenting opinion; government put back into the people's proliferated by the McGovern-Shriver "hold us accountable for our hands. faction. promises." If I could have been heard restore penalty They want to stop corruption in Rosy pictures painted by unproved from the crowd I'd of asked him, HOW! The U.S. Supreme Court in a historic without any emotion at all, snuffed out Letters to the Editor decision last lune 29, voted that the the life of the innocent. death penalty as imposed under The senseless joy killers, such as current laws in the United States was Charles Manson, who have no thought unconstitutional in a 5-4 decision. of mercy, should have no emotion be- However, it was not the absolute stowed upon them when they are Judge the Shepherd, not the sheep answer. eliminated from society. According to Chief Justice Warren E. If a state decides to keep a convicted Burger, the decision really leaves state killer locked up forever behind bars, Editor: human beings. These very ordinary in- going strong in this time. legislatures "to carve out limited what is he to do for the rest of his life? I was truly delighted with Eugene dividuals are often misguided, misin- The astounding thing about Christ- exceptions to a general abolition of the In reality, this is keeping a person Marangoni's letter last Monday; his formed, and insensitive to others. In ianity is its leader. He not only penalty." This is, in fact, what locked up in a cage-like cell killing him comments were most in order. this, no institution comprised of purports to be eternally alive, but to California voters will decide upon in a off slowly. Speaking as a fundamentalist, tract- humans stands flawless. share that life with all who follow few weeks on Proposition 17. Maybe a convicted life termer passing, eschatological - minded A Christian is, properly, a follower Him. As proof, He promises to enter The death penalty, when it plays should be able to choose whether to die preacher, I would add but few of Christ. Not all who call upon the the hearts of those willing to open the upon fears, sentiments of vengeance immediately or wait the inevitable. comments in reply. name of the church call upon the name door to Him. All the books of history and vindictiveness, is unjust. Without In dealing with the medically insane, Yes, "Christianity" has been res- of her Lord, who is the head of the could not contain the records of lives emotion, it becomes the only possible instead of placing them in padded ponsible for most of the wrongs cited, church. As a headless body lacks changed by the person-to-person en- answer in the society to do away with cells, a study should be made of these in various degree. (I believe the World direction, so does a headless church, or counter.I travelled the empty roads of wanton mass murderers. persons to why they kill. If an answer Wars had a more economic basis, headless Christians. Beyond this, the success and excess before hearing the The death penalty should be is found, the police would know what however). A review of church history body of doctrine forming the historical gospel challenge; my feeble response reinstated into the law of California as characteristics to look for in poten- shows little to be proud of. The Chris- church has been the springboard for was more than met by Christ. well as in other states, but in a limited tially dangerous people. tian Church, you see, is made up of many heresies, not a few of which are Jewish law, or more properly, way. In order to rule with knowledge and Mosaic law, reflects God's The death penalty is the only just to preserve humane society, the natureholiness. This standard, ex- and proper punishment for those decision is to retain sufficient strength pressed in love, sets limits and persons who have deliberately and of character and do the unpleasant. To bounds beyond which a civilization do anything else would be the putting Progressive but not sound cannot transgress and survive. The up of a false front over the ideals of fact that Western culture has violated Spartan Daily social survival. In response to Martin Castro's letter Secondly, how can an antidote work God's law has certainly not made us While the arguments go on and on, time you are still drin- Serving the San Oise State University Communily Stare of Oct. 3, I would like to make some if at the same the wiser or better for it. 1034 Clarence Darrow, the famous defense comments. His views are progressive king the water? Example:Trya downer In sum, Marangoni, if you must Second close postage punt Olson lose. California Member attorney once said 50 years ago, but they are not necessarily sound. and an upper at the same time and see judge, judged the shepherd, not the of California NEWSPAPER. Publiehere. Assomation and the Aesnoatsif Press Published daily by Son MAP State "Questions of this sort are not settled His suggestion of mass sterilization what you get. sheep. I challenge you to examine University. except Saturday end Sunday, during the college by reason. They are settled by pre- work for several I suggest Martin check out the book, prayerfully the case for Christ. You year The opinions expressed herein Or, not necessarili, via water would not those of the Assn. inted Student,. the Collette Ad judices and sentiments or by emotion." reasons. One is that if this system is "The Case For CompulsoryBirth Con- cannot confront the living God and misnistration, or the Deportment of fournalism and Unfortunately, death is ugly, but animal drinking this water trol," by Edgar R. Chasteen. It presents walk away untouched. The Bible Advertising Subs, motions accepted only on a remainder put in, any as- af,terriester barns Still academic year. $t each Semester necessary. would also be sterilized. Unless these most ideas and the arguments, for and sures us that we will all come to that 14 SU Off campus prue per copy, tit cents Phone 277.310 animals were also given the antidote, against, in a good study. We do need confrontation. Why not now, when Advertising 217.31.5 Preis. of Frahm Publications. in. Editor's Note: These are two of a series you I 'mon City of editorials dealing with propositions they would become an endangered control but make sure we do it right. have a choice in eternity? ^011.111. 60 on the November state election ballot. species. Gary Corsiglia Rev. Alfred Lockwood October 6, 1972, Page 3 News Review

Compiled Dom the Associated Press Hands, face, 2 missing off Mendocino coast SAN FRANCISCOSeven persons were rescued and two body, voice; were missing off the rugged. fog-bound Mendocino coast yesterday after the large private yacht Morning Star was struck and sliced in two by an unidentified freighter. the Coast Guard reported. The survivors were taken aboard the freighter Evamo which 10 all worked happened to be in the area. a Coast Guard spokesman said. Two other vessels and a Coast Guard rescue plane joined the Evamo in searching for missing persons, two of them children. The rescued identified by the Coast Guard were Mr. and Mrs. Hal Lacy. their daughter Donna. whose husband Tom Dennis expressively when suffered a broken leg. Dean Lacy. Becky Harris and Greg Bubic. Missing are Michelle and Ronnie Lacy. Regan blasts 'Teddicare plan handled by Shriver SAN FRANCISCOGov. Ronald Reagan blasted as "Ted- dicare" the health care plan proposed by Sen. Edward Kennedy and endorsed by Sen. George McGovern. Photos by Dianne Hogomon und Our r, yr Reagan said many believe they are confronted "with a health problem which will become instant disaster unless there is immediate government intervention." This is why they want "$77 billion of cradle-to-the-grave Teddicare." This is not the answer, he said. Reagan instead encouraged the use of pre-paid health plans in his speech prepared for delivery today before the American KOREAN College of Surgeons annual meeting in San Francisco. Senator asks special session TAE KWON DO WATSONVILLESen. Donald Grunsky, R-Watsonville, KARATE JUDO AIKIDO asked Gov. Reagan yesterday to call a special session of the legislature immediately to considers solution to the "disastrous" halt on building construction across the state which could result from a recent Supreme Court ruling. On Sept. 21, the court ruled the state's Environmental Quality Act of 1970 requires the filing of environmental impact studies on private construction. As a result San Jose, San Francisco and Santa Cruz County have put a temporary freeze on building permits. Britain negotiating arms sale LONDONBritain is negotiating to sell Egypt an anti-aircraft missile system to replace the SAM 3 network pulled out with expelled Soviet military advisers, informed sources said yesterday. NSTALLATIONS loStills cuts disc CLASS & PRIVATE LESSONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN with new group DAN KYU C HO I - 6th DEGRE E BLK eschew ( hung Sung idol C Onsion Hy David Llewellyn western sound try side two. Robert Lteremn. rnie Reyes. Special to the Daily "Fallen Eagle," the first cut, is MON.-FRI. 10 a.m. to 10 p in SAT. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Stephens Stills, former a fast paced country tune that NEW LOCATION! member of Buffalo Springfield is followed up by a very slow 401 E. Santa Clara St., San Jose (corner of 9th and Santa Clara) and Crosby, Stills, Nash and paced "Jesus Gave Love Away Young has come up with a new For Free." This cut is slow and PHONE:(408) 275-1533 group called Manassas. smooth and lets Al Perkins It's been a while since we've develop his slide guitar. seen something from him and this one was well worth "Hide It So Deep" gives me waiting for. the feeling of listening to a Carr wants boiler Room Stills has spent the past two cross bet ween Conway Twitty winters skiing in Colorado and and Merle Haggard. Hillman's has been taking it easy for mandolin saves it from com- SJS awhile. Since then he has pletely hitting the total coun- for arts and craft center formed this new group. try sound. Don't get me wrong, on The group is comprised of I like country music and By Ken Mohr the union is expanded. the room for it (a craft's centerj EXIST! jamming "They don't want to bother center will have "high campus until now." he admits. some of Still's old poEsNI Manassas does do a good job, friends along with some new but the sound gets a little with the proposal," claims priority," according to Barrett. "It's a very funky spot, a So why have an obsolete SJS decal? ones. The regulars include heavy. John Carr, art coordinator, Barrett has encouraged place kids could really get in- with a hint of bitterness. His College Union employees to do to." The empty building is also Dallas Taylor, Fuzzy Samuels, Side three is by far the best. and Chris Hillman. The new long hair flows over onto his research on the subject, even attractive in that it has a The Bookstore has a huge variety of new The group on this side tie-dyed shirt. to inspect craft centers on cement floor, a high ceiling, members include Joe Lela, develops together into a well- "Some of the people in other campuses. and steel beams, making it an California State University-, San Jose, decals - Paul Harris, and Al Perkins. knit sound. Stills brings out Getting into the first side is positions of control are not Involved in a craft center ideal location for a workshop. his talent in this side, his voice really interested in doing would be a workshop with "It's just a matter of getting both inside and outside types. So come in easy with a catchy opening is clear and distinct. "Johnny's On things for the kids on campus." facilities for leatherworking, that space," he contends. tune called "Song of Love." Garden" has a catchy beat ceramics, metalwork, wood- Getting finances and there check out the new University 1-Shirts, this side, the songs interplay with Joe Lala backing it up Carr, art coordinator for the style ca r v ing. silkscreening, equipment, Carr says, would with different instant with Timpales. College Union. would like to instrumentation photography...There would be not be difficult. "We could Sweatshirts, Jackets, Rings,Pins, and Pendants. changes. The see the old boiler room along with the beat is very Long awaited acoustical a tool rental service, a store almost make this operation a work comes out in "Bound To transformed into an arts and selling materials and, of self-sustaining operation." basic. crafts center. All at the SPARTAN BOOKSTORE. This side would appeal to Fall," a feature Stills is as- course, atmosphere. said Robert Griffin, of the On campus, there are at many of the AM listening sociated with. "Move Around" "I feel very strongly about Student Activities Office. handful of enthusiasts crowd, need I say more? Stills is a nice number, very easy least a the need for it," states Carr. It another craft center advocate 5itY longing for an arts and crafts dominates this first side with and smooth with Stills taking is impossible or nearly im- Carr cites the hobby center center anywhere. the rest of the group acting as the lead in singing. possible to try handicrafts via at Brigham Young University back up. Hillman does a little Side four is the action side. "I've been hoping we could art or industrial art classes on as an example of an on-going vocalizing on "The Both Of Us The acoustic guitars and coun- have a craft center in the union campus unless one is a major, concern. It was used only Bound To Lose." But other try sound is on this side and or elsewhere for a long time," he explains. 8,000 times during the first than that it'sStills all the way. as the title says, "Rock and says Ronald Barrett, College When Carr first heard of year of operations (1984-65). If you're into a country - Roll is Here to Stay." Union director. When and if plans for a new air con- Now business is booming and ditioning plant last year, he the administration expects began eyeing the old boiler 200 people to use it daily. In room, a fortress-like structure other words it will be used ap- behind the tutorials building. proximately 60.000 limes this C.U. board needs students "'rhere was not really any year. to assist in policy decisions Help needed for Want a chance to volt.e your p.m. every other Tuesday, all building, he added. opinions about what goes on applicants must have those All student applicants will AS Winter be interviewed by the Carnival in the College Union? days free at that time, ac- Four student positions are cording to Ron Barrett, C.V. personnel officer. He will then open this fall on the C.U. Board director, make recommendations to the "Think snow is a popular Union for positions on the which will either skier's slogan. but now organizing committee. of Governors. Each term lasts This year the board will A.S. Council, accept or reject his choices. students are being asked to Bonham emphasized that two years. review last semester's Anyone may sign up in the "Think Winter Carnival" by students need not be able to Sftaltaot L'ookeevite management study, decide the If Council rejects one of the Phil Bonham, faculty adviser. ski or be a member of the ski 1/1 /4 1 i6//q, si/air.fl A.S. office, located on the third College Union's hiring and recommendations, another ap- The week-long carnival of club to join. level of the College Union, by work study policy, and study plicant will be selected for ap- Oct. 13. provel. winter sports and activities. the needs for physical changes sponsored by the Associated Since board members are re- within the building. Barrett quired to attend meetings at 3 The board consists of 16 Students during semester said. members, nine of which are break, needs organizational AUTO STEREO St students. B 8t J RADIO Also on the agenda willl be assistance. SJSU news discussion of a possible name All board decisions are sub- Applications will be change, and tentative expan- ject to Pres. John H. Bunters available through Oct. 16 in AM - FM sion plans for the present approval. the A.S. Offices in the CnIlege AUTO $54.95 airs Monday AM - FM STEREO . $99.95 RADIOS SPEAKERS INCLUDED on local TV AUTO MANY MAKES AND MODELS at The Radio and Television world News Center (RTNC) of San plaid For plaid, tall. TAPE DECKS AS LOW AS $29.95 Jose State University will 11 US a this w tli lightweight present its new half-hour ii* Grodins weekly news program on our 1,4,N exarnple. 19.95. Monday. The show will be Only 8 TRACK New $3798 EACH at Ocket. aired on KNTV Channel 11 /Z I. 8 a.m. Al.ease .1: TAPES USED FOR SWAP The premiere show will 1/ feature stories on Sargent id. Shriver's appearance on cam- pus, an interview with Dr. Joseph Young on faculty pay EASTRIDGEALMADFNVALLEY FAIR o 368 SO. BASCOM ST. - S.J. increase and student attitudes towards San Jose State's name room SAN ANTONIO -.1.Ntmov change. Herb Pagel will be an- 10014 I el 294-5219 chorman for the program. Page 4 October b 1972 s Review Restrictive election law Student spots

By Ken Mohr Flying the Mexican flag over an American campus is not an easy feat El Camino College students discovered during the week IJenness California Icriticizes of Sept. 11-15. still in need On Sept. 11, El Camino College's student council adopted a By Buzz Eggleston about 80 would applaud a proposal to display the Mexican flag that week in observance of California has the most strongly expressed point. Mexican Independence Day celebrated Sept. 15-16 in Mexico. barbaric and restrictive elec She attacked Pres. Nixon's The proposal was made by Alexandro Gonzalez, the sophomore lion laws of any state." said policies on the economy and of applicants class president. as a goodwill gesture. Linda Iciness shortly before foreign affairs. She stated he campaign speech. The flag was raised at 11 p.m. on Sept. 12. The college her intensified the bombing of Applications are still being filled by minority students. . The Socialist Workers Party president, however, did not know about the council's decision North Vietnam and supported accepted for student positions Interested students must set candidate for United States and when notified about the display had it taken down. the torture of political on A.S. and Academic Council up an interview time for either President said it "looks like" When enlightened about the gesture the president had the flag dissenters in South Vietnam. committees. Oct. 513-5 p.m.1 or Oct. 10 (1-5 her ticket would appear on the raised again, only to be taken down once more at the request of She cited Alfred McCoy's A.S. personnel director p.m.) Miss Lai said. Apparently there ballot in 25 slates. the administration. was no precedent to this book. "Politics of Heroin in Donna Lai, said applications Com- She said the Socialist The Winter Carnival situation. Southeast Asia," for its depic- may be filed with her in the Workers Party (SWP) is in- mittee has four openings and a Confrontations between students followed the putting up of a tion of how the Central A.S. offices, located on the ap- volved in 17 lawsuits in 11 deadline of Oct. 10 for sign by Gonzalez reading The administration of this institution Intelligence Agency is in- third level of the College in order to put the plications. apparently feels that to display the Mexican flag on their states volved in drug traffic. Union. names of socialist candidates The A.S. Recreation Board, Independence Day is tantamount to treason... The sign was On the economy, Mrs. There are 174 openings, and meanwhile. has an Oct. 11 removed by the commissioner of public relations who claimed on ballots. Jenness cited a round-up in a deadlines for applications In California, the party has deadline. Students may be that it did not represent the stand taken by the administration. recent national magazine have been affixed to just three not gathered the necessary interviewed for the four On Sept. 14 a new proposal asking for only one day's display which showed that business committees. 660,000 petition signatures positions from 2-5 p.m. was submitted to the administration by the student council. This profits rose greatly during the The A.S. Program Board. needed, according to Mrs. was checked for legal implications by the District Attorney's Of- wage-price freeze. which schedules the Information regarding lice and approved by the administration. Jenness. but she said a suit She said the two major entertainment for the campus specific committees and their On Sept. 15. the flag was raised in all its glory without mishap. would be filed against the political parties could be dis- community, has 11 seats open. duties is available in the A.S. Commented Gonzales. "In Mexico. we the American flag on state to seek a position on the ( fly tinguished by "tactical :it least six whit h most be offices. Miss Lai said ballot. July 4, so why can't El Camino reciprocate?" Linda Jenness David Newton differences only." She main- Mrs. Jenness, 32, is the wife tained that both parties claim of Doug (enness, managing nations, particularly Vietnam "What is the Vietnamese won't the right of the United Stales Friday Night October 6 8:15 PM The University of California proposed a budget of $437.9 editor of "'rhe Militant." a New and Palestine. negotiate? What if there is an to "intervene militarily She million, $53.6 million more than last year's budget, last week. York based socialist ridiculed the platforms upsurge in South Korea or anywhere in the world." HOOK According to Charles Hitch. C.C. president, the campuses have newspaper. She attended An- of Sen. George McGovern and Japan and others? He Mrs. [(fitness made charges DR been going downhill, partly due to Gov. Reagan's six-year habit tioch College, Ohio, but has Pres. Richard Nixon. (McGovern) thinks we should against capitalism. "Their of amputating budget requests. In fact, state support for each maintained her residency in About Sen. McGovern she end the war in Vietnam (capitalists) goal is to make HIS MEDICINE SHOW 11.C, student has been reduced 20 per cent since the governor took Georgia. She was the SWP said. "We don't know what he because we're losing," she another dollar," she said. She candidate for mayor of would do about the war in said. TEA LAUTREC office. claimed advertising in the In a Special Outdoor Concert at This year, however. Hitch apparently has a better chance of Atlanta in 1969 and for Vietnam. because George During the course of her United Slates is racist, sexist. having his budget approved in july: from $5 billion in state governor of Georgia in 1970. McGovern doesn't know what speech she quoted from both and anti -human. She said MARINE WORLDAFRICA USA In her speech Wednesday he would do about the war in $3.50 Admission alter 5 00 p.m. revenues, there was a $250 million surplus last year. That money Sen. McGovern's and Pres. there is "absolutely no aspect so you can see Marine World Too! will have to go somewhere. evening, she stressed self- Vietnam." Nixon's acceptance speeches. of your life that is immune to &terminal ion for ilevelopintr She made suppositions' Occassionally the audience of Minutes south ot San Francisco Airport it." on Sayshore Freeway

On a smaller scale, the financial operations of the student "Vv% 1=Z '' Tickets scalable at all Macy's Swims government at (IC Berkeley showed a loss of nearly $100,000 this Samaritanism nixed Greyhound Terrninais and the year. A 510.000 profit was expected. SF Ticket Center 224 O'Farrell One of the big money losers was the student -run bookstore which lost 97441 instead of making the expected $57,822 prof it.

Students are hitting the books across the countryfor exam- Volunteer concept changes ple, the "Guinness Book of World Records." At Brigham Young Tempera! Watercolor! University in Utah. 2000 students created the world's longest tic '111,111 hunk auxilliary of the San Jose Com- children) is available. need to have someone drive banana split. Special to the Daily munity hospital are for those There are several them to the hospital or to their For the record, it was a 1573 -loot -long monstrosity oozing Oil! Acrylic! Charcoal! Do you think of a volunteer interested in doing hospital miscellaneous jobs available, doctor. with 280 gallons of ice cream. It was eaten in 15 minutes. as being "a little old lady in work, or for nursing majors. too. such as volunteering to be Aside from having the good tennis sfioes, or perhaps Of interest to recreation ma- host or hostess at the airport feeling that comes with Pastel! Gouache! Ink! someone who just helps out at jors is the Senior Citizen's Y (which would be especially If you thought you had helping someone else, trying trouble finding lodging this semester. a hospital?" program, a job as a playground important for those with just be thankful you're not attending out a job as a volunteer offers Humboldt State University The whole concept of assistant, or a job helping men airline careers in mind) or Varkers! Vechanicals! in Arcata. the student a chance to find volunteering has changed. It's in a day care center recreation work in the animal room of the The residence hall waiting out what work they enjoy list there rose to 500 and desperate now almost a professional program. Youth Science Institute for students were temporarily housed in the before spending four years in Packaging! Airbrush! gymnasium (football field, according to Mrs. Eilene More volunteer jobs exist in potential veterinarians). players. of course) and in the dormitory lounges. college. Erickson. director of the Santa the psychology and sociology Indians and Spanish Some apartment -finding methods you will hopefully never Clara County Volunteer area than any other. The Big students might be interested Since many employers want Illustration! Sketches! have to resort to: Bureau. Sister program, like the Big in helping out in the Indian previous work experience 1) Renting an apartment 50 miles from campus and com- "Altruism has pretty much Buddy program. andOperat ion Center as a counselor, and in before they hire applicants, muting (daily?) Renderings! Exhibits! flown out the window.- she Share are valuable for those "La Raze" which is a Chicano Mrs. Erickson also 21 Sitting outside the off-campus housing office for hours, observed. Students can pick who want to have experience 'self help' committee. recommends doing volunteer waiting for a new listing to be posted. their field of interest, and self working with underprivileged The March of Dimes also tvork because, "All other Photomounting! Signs! 3) Reading the obituaries every day and contacting relatives enhancement comes with children. needs volunteers to man their things being equal, it can make of the deceased to see if they would be renting a room out. learning new skills. The Big Buddy program has booth at the County Fair, and the difference between getting Constructions! Design! The variety of agencies that a long waiting list of fatherless there are elderly persons who and not getting a job." call in to the bureau to recruit boys waiting for a friend to volunteers might be share some time with them. And More! Low Cost! Holiday needed surprising especially for Volunteers for mental health students who aren't in a liberal institutes and physically Cold and Hot Press! arts program which present handi-capped centers would U.C. Davis seeks the opportunity for doing any fit in to special education ma- field work for credit. jors' programs. Single & DoubleThick! For every major in the For those interested in for discoverers liberal arts curriculum, there criminology, or thi All this plus is a corresponding volunteer minority psychology of deviance, students work job. An S.O.S. program for with the "Friends Outside" 10% Discount By Al Francis Marx, 'Lola. Pavlov. The graduate and profes- Graduate Division. June 30, delivering books to shut in, program (with the families of Why does Columbus get all Amundsen, Gandhi, Picasso, sional schools of the 1973. Ca and picking up old books, or a men in prison) or the Youth k. of the glory? Einstein, M.L. King, Hilary, University of California, Financial aid applications /-1) friendly visiting service for Service (a preventative '2)0, After all, other discoverers Gargarin. Armstrong and Davis. are seeking students are avaialble. Deadline is Jan. the hospitals and the women's program for pre-delinquent C/6/ have been credited with the Sanger. from disadvantaged 15, 1973. finding of America. Dr. Dolloff has thought backgrounds and ethnic Further information San Jose State University about the idea of a discoverer's minorities to apply for concerning admission re- Geology professor, Norman H. day for the last three years, graduate and professional quirements and sources of Alquist field training. Dolloff but hasn't told anyone, not featured Financial wants to "expand" aids is available even his wife, of his idea. Columbus Day to recognize Programs leading to from each school. Write to "We are beginning to lose the other human beings who made master's and doctor's degrees Richard D. Lee, assistant dean. some of our minor or major contributions significance of in law, medicine, veterinary School of Law; Dr. John R. Bel- 2.geo to knowledge. holidays." Dr. Dolloff pointed at jan, assistant dean. School of .49 Jo cfr UNC medicine, natural meeting sciences. Prof. out. Almost all of them have Dollof I isn't proposing social sciences, and Medicine: Dr, Jerry R. Gilles- a holiday to honor just dis- been moved to three-day humanities are available. pie, associate dean. School of 16s Sen. Al Alquist. 0-San Jose, follow Sen. Alquist's talk. 1.11111111/ coverers of new places. He weekends except for Veterinary Medicine; and Dr. will he the keynote speaker at Sharing the platform will be ID% '5;9 wants to recognize people Christmas," he added. Professional training Martin P. Oettinger, associate the sixth council meeting of Art Ogilvie of the Santa Clara lif421090 who, "attempt to discover Dr. Dolloff nodded to reveal leading to degrees in doctor of dean, Grqduate Divisional the 6089/0 the United New County Planning Department. truth as they see it even his idea and see if it takes hold veterinary medicine. D.V.M., University of California, Conservationists (UNC) along with Frank Schley') and reel *4 though we might not agree with the public. "If the dis- doctor of medicine, M.D. and Davis, Calif. 95916. tomorrow at 9 a.m, in the First Kathy Clark, both of whom with it." coverer's day idea caught on, doctor of law, JO., are also the UN Conference However, the list of "truth then we could initiate Christian Church Hall, 80 S. attended available. Fifth St. on Human Environment in discoverers" isn't a rigid one. legislation to change it." last June. pointed out Dr. Dolloff. It Schools, churches and other "Transportation and its Stockholm Deadlines for applications relationship UNC is an amalgamation of could include anyone that social groups could choose a to our en- for the 1973-74 year are: racial, cultural, national or discoverer whom they wish to vironment" will be the topic of 26 member groups plus in- School of Law, March 1, 1973: Sen. dividuals interested local groups want to honor on study and honor on dis- Alquist's speech. The in School of Medicine. Dec. 31, that particular holiday. coverer's day and study senntor is chairman of the strengthening the 1972; School of Veterinary California conservation movement. Some of the well known someone else the following Senate Medicine, Nov. 1, 1972: people in history that Dr. year. Transportation Committee and co-author of the bill that VOTE Dolloff suggested being Dr. Dolloff said that his idea honored on discoverer's day for a discoverer's day derived established the Santa Clara SERVE AS A include Moses. Socrates, from the book, "Great Men in Transit District's funding. Military Service? Christ, Galileo, Newton. American History." Prior to Sen. Alquist's ad- Beethoven, Jefferson, Darwin. Others that could be dress a film by Heinz MARINE OFFICER honored on discoverer's day Scheubler, Chairman of the are the unsung heros like a UNC Transportation Com- for the bull. legislature that cast the mittee, will be shown. Taken deciding vote not to go to war. in Germany, the film shows.. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS: Greeks hold Dr. Dolloff didn't include fixed guideway system in militant persons like Hitler or Wuppertal Valley which Nobody makes malt liquor Napoleon. carries 45.000 passengers a The Platoon Leaders Class (pilot ground or low) Dr. Dolloff has been an day. offers to eligible students: like Schlitz. instructor at SjSU since 1946. A panel discussion relating festival days He is retiring at the end of the to environmental problems of Immediate draft deferment Training and poi, 4004/' worldwide significance will Nobody. 11.111r11111 of $540 for 6 weeks during summer No on cam pus training or drills Options of $100 per month this weekend TOUCHDOWN while in college To acquaint the general FREE 40 hours civilian pilot training during senior public with the Greek culture. in year Commission as a 2nd Lt. upon graduation past and present. the St from college Starting salaries from $70041000 Nicholas Greek Orthodox HAWAII per month Community will hold its second annual Grecian rake a epeeist charter, round trip flight to the game. All hold Obligation: 21/2 years for ground officers and Cultural and Food Festival and transportation expenses to and from game are included. 31/2 years after flight training for pilots Oct. 7-8. Leave Nov 22. All for only $189.00 plus tax The festival will be held id the Santa Clara Counts SPARTAN Fairgrounds and will last from TRAVEL noon until 9 p.m. both days. TALK TO THE MARINE CORPS OFFICER Admission is $1.50 for MART adults, 75 cents for children COMING ON CAMPUS under 12. Included in the festival will in the OCTOBER 1972 DATE: _11 12 be Greek folk dancing, Greek College Union singing, a typical Greek TIME: 9I0.0 village, and assorted cultural . 3 'CID exhibits. PL ACE PIACEKENT OPF/CE Authentic Greek food will 287-2070 be served, including a com- 1972 los. Schlitz Brewing Co.. Milwaukee and other great Cite, plete Greek dinner. October 6, 1972, Page 5 Spartans travel to San Diego State Saturday night Revenge, tops on Aztec agenda

together another liii However Seymour Jones. who By lay Gaidberyi has put Haughn and Samson Horne Another Pa. -8 rel tiger. because we'd like to throw the the way. He's averaging 111U SUS in size for once, usually San Diego Stan- San lose State University's team. lam sure that hurt his ankle against have averaged nearly four Isaac Curtis. leads the Aztec ball more than we have. It's a yards per game and has com- a SOS advantage in the offen- to this ford could see action against foot ball team finds itself in the is looking forward yards per carry for the Aztecs. pass receiving corps. Curtis shame that we practice six pleted 53 passes for 763 yards. sive and defensive lines. last year's same position it was in last game, mindful of the Aztecs. While SISU must watch an has snared eight passes for a months in the sun and then it Donckers and Freitas have The key to victory for SISU season, 0-1 in conference ac- encounter," said SISU head "San Diego has added a new improved ground attack, it 27-yard per catch average. rains for our first three one major target. Kimball has will be its ability to move the tion. coach Dewey King. dimension to its attack, with a most still watch the noted SDS Curtis transfered from Cal. games." two high calibre wide ball in the first half, without To break into the win Coryell said, "We have a power running attack," King air attack led by senior Bill While SOS is passing less SISU has its own passing at- receivers. Ike McBee. a penalties killing possible column. SISU will have to face little score to settle, Saturday. said. "Their running back Donckers and junior transfer. and enjoying it more. Coryell tack with the second-ranked sophomore and Arthur scoring attempts. In each of the revenge -minded. San lose State made us look situation is very strong. Three via Stanford. lease Freitas. said. "We're hoping that the total offense leader in the Warner. a junior. McBee has the four games this season. the undefeated San Diego State pretty bad last season and I backs weigh over 200 pounds." Coryell alternates them on weather is dry for a change, PCAA, Craig Kimball, leading averages 17 yards per catch Spartans have had to rely on a Aztecs 13-01 in San Diego don't think I'll have to say Adam Victoria, Dennis each play. and Warner has a 26-yard per second h alf rally to win, (Cal Stadium at 7:30 p.m. much to get the guys up for catch average. and Santa Clara). Saturday. that game." If these two are covered, Most of the recent games SISU won its second SISU, 2-2 on the season, tight end Chris Moyneur. 18 between the two schools have conference game of last season must face an improved SDS pass receptions and tailback been lopsided affairs. SISU by surprisingly trouncing the running attack, minus the Dale Knott, 11 receptions, won the last close encounter, Aztecs. 45-7, at Spartan services of defensive tackle (0) offer Kimball a safety valve. 20-15, in 1964. All indications Stadium. Cody tones, who sprained his SISU will be able to match point to another close game. "Don Coryell, (SOS' coach) knee against Fresno State. Nor-Cal tourney opens

A field of 36 I at ge duo small 4 p.m. All sr-di games toddy college teams began will be played at Lynbrook competition today in the High School's pool in Northern California Aquatic Cupertino. Federation Water Polo Tournament. If victorious today, the Defending champion San Spartans move to DeAnza Jose State University faced Community College and into Chico State at 8 a.m, and will the championship bracket of meet Long Beach Community the competition tomorrow. College at noon and California The title game is scheduled for State University-Fullerton in 4 p.m. BREAK BREAD WITH FRIENDS

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entertainers. OWL 01,' 'THE GARRET' Spartan fullbacks Rusty Menzel ( left) and Nick Nicolas (right) spearhead a rugged defense in tonight's UBC game AT Tff PRUNE YARD IN CAMPBELL No cover no minimum OPEN I PAM DAIL Soccer collision at Spartan Stadium, ’19Z.‘"V.’ "Fearsome foursome" face Falcons By Nick Labash They will get a severe test Olympic soccer team. "In fact I Falcons? The men feel con- "I played forward before," coming to San lose." Nicolas In five games this season the this evening against a will predict that Bert will be a fident that they can hold the Lauterbach stated. "I feel stated. "I have confidence in Spartan soccer squad has powerful scoring machine that starter." Menendez concluded. Falcons in check. totally different breaking up a our defense to get the job done. amassed 26 goals against the British Columbia has put That's quite a large com- "A lot depends on our play but it does give just as I know we have the ability to opposition. Scoring goals has together in 1972. pliment for the veteran soccer halfbacks." Baldaccini much personal satisfaction as defeat British Columbik." not been a worry for head Bert Baldaccini. who cap- player. Baldaccini certainly commented. "Controlling the scoring." The stage is set. This could coach Julie Menendez. tains the 1972 Spartans, is the lives up to his reputation. middle means a lot and I have The fullback spots are han- be the turning point in the en- When the Spartans square main cog in the inner defense. Bert was asked to move back confidence that they can do the dled by .lick Nicolas and tire season for the Spartans. A off against the mighty Falcons Bert plays the sweeper to the defensive line this year job." Rusty Menzel. They too will win tonight will certainly gain . from British Columbia position and must prevent where the glory that follows "I wish we had played get awesome workout at stop- them top ranking as one of the tonight, they will find the enemy halfbacks from ad- the men who put the ball into against tougher competition," ping the opposition. power-house soccer teams in going considerably tougher. vancing on the goal. the nets isn't as noticeable. newcomer George Lauterbach "I'm looking forward to the country. The inner defense of the At a recent luncheon given "I have adjusted well to the adds. "Playing against British playing British Columbia." On the other hand a Spartans. appropriately by coach Menendez, the sweeper position," Baldaccini Columbia will be a complete Menzel said. "I feel I play loss....well no one around here tagged the "Fearsome veteran coach had nothing but stated. "I feel it is my best surprise to me." better when I play back but I is that pessimistic. Foursome," has complemented high praise for Baldaccini. position on the field." Lauterbach came down from still can go up and score so I the scoring barrage by "Bert has donee tremendous The question all week is can nearby De Anza College and feel happy." The allowing a mere two shots to job for us this year, and I feel the Spartan defense handle the has looked stronger each time "I feel I have improved my ('omplete get past the goal this year. he will be a member of the 1976 attacking line of the invading out on the field. soccer skills 100 per cent since I rwin SI WAR AND PEACE" SPARTAN STADIUM Pens I & II t ALL runners in shape Hours ring SEATS $2.50 'Cross country onc nightly II 1 00 STATE Igulinoso Sunday II 12 00 Si ITORNIA UNIVERSITY, SAN JOSE

(ion Ado, S3 DO II( Si- I s So% Assoc. %Mt Business Sillier I202-20311. Men'.. Son Jose Son Studs & Jr 12 50 San lose Discount Rereads. Underground Records. SP Downing/tit. Hon. ?NJ inderi to Assoc Stud. Staines. Oltae. College ( nion, CAI 51., Inl, San NICKELODEON (Enclose check or moms order & sell&ddressed. stamp,' to run at Chico State Invitational Presented by the Associated Students Program Mood "I'm very pleased with the it is not my policy to recruit Perth and Phillip Kessler, the pack we'll be very happy," No one is cut for his inability shape my runners are in. They junior college transfers," said sophomores; and Glenn said Riggs. "Berkeley is the to run. Riggs said he welcomed have a good foundation to Riggs. "Then we let our Harmatz, junior. favorite, having won the anyone with the decisiveness start the season on," stated runners acclimate one year The Spartans first meet last contest the past two years." to develop into a potential Don Riggs, coach of the San and then they will be ready for the Chico State Invitational The team began with seven winner. Jose State University cross the competition." next Saturday in Chico. Op- runners and has since "We have some fine runners country team. Returnees include Les ponents include Hayward. doubled the roster to 19. Each and if each mania dedicated to Riggs. formerly an assistant DeVoe. the 1971 PCAA fifth San Francisco, Sacramento, person must practice with the the purpose of setting his goal track coach at the University place runner and Jim Howell, a Sonoma, and Chico State squad six times each week and and striving for it - we will of Oregon, is replacing last Marathon runner for the track Universities, Stanislaus and is required to run on his own haves resperi able team," said year's coach, Lee Evans, who team. Others runners are Humbolt St ate colleges, each day. Riggs. everything you always decided to go into private Mark Shilling, Rudy Krause, Fresno Pacific College, business. Robert Ebert, Wayne Hurst. Southern Oregon College, and wanted to know about "Our squad is basically Grover Prowell, Steve Hajik, the University of California at made up of freshmen because Wayne Austin and Robert Berkeley. and Davis. Castaneda, freshmen; Steve "If we place in the middle of

Frosh football

"We will have to tight for our lives," is how San lose State University frosh football coach Willard Wells assessed his team's chances in the newly-formed NorCal Frosh- THE ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE IV Conference. San Francisco State will be FOR EVERYONE! the Spartababes first major DISNEY S GREAT PIONEERING VENTUnt conference test when they THE SEASON S HIT REVIVAL collide today at 3 p.m. on the OPENS FRO THE 130 CON REVOLUTIONARY FILM south campus practice field. AN INCREDIBLY Fri.: 8:30 P.M.; "The Gators are a big THE MIND CAN RUN RIOT' physical team and we will Sot.: 7:30 P.M. have to out -hustle and out -hit and 10:30 P.M. EAR AHEAD Of ITS TIME REST AUDIO VISUAL them to win. We can't stand EXPERIENCE IN TOWN' toe-to-toe and slug it out with with BEST T AmiLY FILM' them size wise," said Wells. THE PERSUATIONS BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN! -A TOTAL EXPERIENCE SIGHT. SOUND Be Aware "They Francisco State) IN ISan TICKET PRICES: st COME STM Ni MC Get your own subscription to TIME have an option attack which IIMITROM CACTI sod 21.1 5lMIC115 AND COLOR MAKE FANTASIA A MUST'. $5.50, $4.50, $3.50. IRV oft fro.lte Offlchs pofibl. to C. Set Ss ',mil (,),J0 Nal no causes problems for defenses STAII TildIRI and mini is PO ea 1,31 at special student rates. Cr101 COolomos 91010 Mom sodas ion and We will have to come up Theatre salrossod. 01 sosidaps via &wage MATINEESSATURDAY or through with a concerted effort tri Circle Star FOP MUM MOM NAM. Mil 1852550 At the bookstore ar hood Sr C110, Ceram., 54010 i la*err emer Yr. &SUNDAY defeat them" commented Itic To 314 2550 re Soo Tisanes 982 55501 the TIME representative on campus. head mentor. Page 6, October 6, 1972 by Lee Nordlieg 11 AL THE HOTEL LE Health Center offering W ME NAME HEY, ELEVATOR. * MYSELF, So I ( HOW IS IT PICKED 'CYBERNE' WHAT DOES YOU'RE CALLED ALL THAT examinations HARASSER AND free V.D. telARLIC.) MAN? RicHTEOUS LIAR (Ci If County Health According to Di. Raymund becoming int cited. the live-too:MI operation. Ion

INSPIRE r FFORT Department statistics prove Miller. coordinator of the Eight out of 10 women, positive cases of gonorrhea correct, a sizeable number of clinic. "There has been a however, will never notice any were diagnosed and treated. San lose State University co- marked number of cases of symptoms, and will continue At the present time every doc- eds are walking around cam- gonorrhea in the county. Ten to spread the infection for tor in theclinic is involved in pus with gonorrhea. Many of years ago a program was years. 'Thousands of women the program, making every ef- these students won't know organized to eliminate are hospitalized each year to fort to detect the disease. they have the disease until it's syphilis, and that disease is get a hysterectomy due to "The President recently DO late. not nearly as prevalent now, chronic gonorrhea. signed a bill giving money to In an attempt to stem cam- but for every diagnosed case of Until January 1972. the the State Health Department pus spread of venereal gonorrhea. there are 10 cases, Health Center examined VD to increase case findings in disease, the SISU Health that go undiagnosed." patients and referred them gonorrhea," Miller stated. Proposition 9 talk Center has established a VD The symptoms ol gonorrhea to the County Health "This money is filtered down On Campus Clinic that will function at ab- are easily detected in males, Department. At that time, a to local health departments solutely no cost tot he student. almost impossible to detect in trial clinic organized by Miller and we are cooperating and The center, located at Ninth the female. A man who con- was set up at the center. Of the are going to do routine screen- set for Wednesday and San Carlos streets, will tracts gonorrhea usually has a 262 patients screened during ting ." offer complete diagnosis, sever burning in the urinarj, San Jose head- Government job talk Tuesday Ed Kuupal. co-author of the phone the examination, and medication tract and a thick, yellow dis- at 287-9301 or come defeated Proposition 9, the quarters prescription. charge three to nine days alio STUDENT RATES A staffing specialist from the federal government will be on Clean Environment Act, will by the office at 235 N. First St. campus Oct. 10, to answer questions from anyone interested in speak in JC 141 at 11:30 a.m. on rental of federal employment or the Federal Service Entrance Exam. He and 6 p.m. Wednesday (Oct. will be in bdIg. Q. apt. 4 from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and from 1:30 11). All students are invited. STUDENT DISCOUNT Manual and Electric to 3:30 p.m. Koupal's talk will concern The Federal Service Entrance Exam will be given on Sat urday, the new Clean Environment Typewriters Oct. 21, at 8:30 a.m. in IC. 141. Application forms are available in Initiative and the People's EVERYTHING Adding Machines building Q. 'tot. 3. Lobby he and his wife, Joyce Koupal formed in 1988. PHOTOGRAPHIC The main project of the Sign-ups for career interviews Lobby will be to circulate a SPECIAL DISCOUNT revised Clean Environment 24 HOUR SERVICE I he !who', log Liiiiipinies Pr Id in, id) 1,11111/US. fleciu el: Ar my typewriter repair with this ad is currently being Bier. I. wain DI di Opiw e HINTING on Material Command; Fairchild Camera & Instrument: Firestone Act that vdpe(MOOMI MOW'S 4 SLIMS People's Lobbj, Tire & Rubber; Lawrence Livermore Lab.; California State rewritten by Diamond. Personnel Board; General Electric: the Irene Co.; Guy F. At- attorney Roger registered Ss FINS! SI Otiontswii Sam lest kinson Co.: Factory Mutual Engineering Assoc.: Hughes Should enough 56 KENNEDY BUSINESS MACHINES voters sign the bill, Koupal ism I INCOI Pi AO Willie Glen CALIFORNIA'S OLDEST Aircraft; Dept. of the Navy: Underwriters' Laboratories; Wes- Ss SMUT fAts Skspeing Center it will appear on the June. CAMERA 170 So. 2nd St. 286-2610 tinghouse; MC Corp.: Philco Ford: GTE-Sylvania: Owens said 119 09111(11SM OM Pals Ills SHOP

Corning Fiberglas; McGraw Edison; National Semiconductor, 1974 primary ballot. Free parking at rear of store on 3rd St. flirt her in North A noirir an Rockwell and Chesebrough Pond's. Inc. For Old-time ti A 221111.111L2) GIRLS TO SHARE ROOMS I hls TRIUMPH GTO 'St excel cond. good HELPISeroous grad student needs a ANNOUNCE MENTS LOVE YOUR BOSS college Everything new 'must see to ap- tires, overdrive. AM/FM. mag wheels ex- When TRANSPORTATION quiet friendly place to spend Thursday you become a SHAKLEE dis- preciate - 441 So 6th St 297-4057 Mrs tras One owner 296-2252. night every week Can pay something. grass film tributor Rodger, see Kaye Christenson Room 7 EUROPE-i89AEL-EAST AFRICA SHAKLEE Please call 1-478-5445 collect anytime. you are your own boss No quotas Student flights inexpensive student ECOLOGICALLY SOUND 112 FORD VAN, new avg.. low mi. new no risks! Every distributor has COM 0 EE El SORM.lurn apt Well camping tours throughout Europe, Rus- SINCE 1915: paint, wood pan. A-OK cond. good Brae, different goals & different approaches PLAYBOY: Student rates, 1 yr. $15.50. 7 Food supplements maintained by the manager 5130mo sia, and MesiC0 Official SOFA agent for (Instant Protein, 8500 or best offer 293-0310. The fact that our natural products ma Send name, address & payment VitaLea Vita E Calcium etc 288-7474 or 294-7332 inter-European student charter flights, really are the finest is reflected in including Middle East and Far East. to Playboy College Center. 1025 Horne Cleaners (Basic Fr L, dc, HONDA 260 SCRAMBLER- Set up for Univarsay, our Out of Sight Sales Growth. MALE - Share very large clean 3 berm Student ski lours European used car Sacramento, CA 95825. on tonight Beauty Aids iProteinized Shampoo etc.) street or din Clean $300 or best offer Please make comparisons apt Pool Excell loc $56.50 292.42730. John 8 Mary Rhoades 297-3866 266-1230 purchase system CONTACT, ISCA, We will ask you to do a little research 247-8196 Marc 11687 San Vicente Blvd H. L. A. Calif. EARTHLINGS: If you think Noah had a Madness,- a 1938 before we let you sponsor in plan. vote PAT FERRARO for Flood Con "Reefer PISCEAN WATERBEDS '70 HONDA 1$1, 350. 5.100 actual miles 90049 TEL 826-0955. 1528 W San NO DISCRIMINATION SHORT HAIR M OR F ROOMMATES needed for 19 trol District Number 2 marijuana expose will be Curios S J . 294-1455 (Just West of $500 Call 284-2049 after 6 pm OK house Own room. $88 lots of extras Call GRAD STUDENT COMMUTING M.W.F. shown tonight in the C.U. Sears) features KILN DRIED DOUGLAS JOHN 11 MARY 466 SO. 5TH 02-297- 374-0233 Pets OK wed, fireplace. etc from Carmel would like to organize car DONATE ON BLOOD PLASMA FIR handcrafted frames. top quality 'Si VW Custom Camper New camper Loma Prieta ballroom at 8. Ad- 3866 pool Call 297-1930 PROGRAM AND RECEIVE UP TO IV A waterrnattresses from $12 8 up organic unit, excellent condition $1595, beet mission is 75 cents. 2 BDRM FURNik AEK, new carpets, sm MONTH. Bring student I.D. or this ad end furniture, pillows. quality 1U-speeds. offer 268-1249 APT. HOUSE MANAGER- Near pets OK Couple 5130mo $50 deposit receive a bonus with your first donation The movie will also be sales 8 service, accessories, friendly Alameda & Highway 17 2901w, avail. 6 Must slay till summer at least Call 287- PERSONALS HYLAND DONOR CENTER 35 S shown at the Towne Theatre service righteous prices. BEDS TO percent of the gross plus $50 mo, when 7387 48 So 4111 St vblk from library Almaden Ave.. San Jose, CA. 194-6536 in San Jose. The cost is $1.50 REST. BIKES THE BEST at PISCEAN FOR SALE full 23 units Someone must be there MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 7 10 3:35, 294-1455 when vacancies 964-9600 ask for Terry CHRISTIAN GIRL roommate needed UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED for the midnight showing Brodkin WATER BEDS -yin 044 my 545 So 71n Pin 293-5749 PERMANENTLY 235 E. Santa which will also feature the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE COLLEGE Yang Water Bed Co. Clara ARTIST WANTED. Must sketch people Since 1970 has water beds and acces- Street Rm 513 Phone 294-4499 Nantelle well. Good $13 posaible. Sketch In your organization meets Thurs 730 PM , in RETAIL MANAGERS- Recruit and Dirty Butter jug Band. sories of the finest quality at the lowest LARGE ONE BEDROOM APT.. PvitSt IN spare time. Call Bob. 8-10 pm. weekdays memorial chapel All are welcome, manage Beauty Advisors for high quality The film is an anti-mari- prices. Compare anywhere 2 locations NICE OLD HOUSE WITH FIREPLACE... WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW IS at 293-2648 products For 403 Park appointment call 286-6082 5 5th St eB GEORGE MCGOVERN juana film which helped pass 1 nor SPIRITS' Ave., Downtown San Jose 28E- Luxurious 1263. and 24E. Campbell Ave. the 1937 marijuana tax act. at across FRIDAY FLICKS "The April Fools" Starr- Country Club Living from West Valley College, Campbell 378- HOUSE ler rent 2 bedroom. 5125 FRIDAY FLICKS the April Fouls starr- ing Jack Lernmon Fr; Oct. 6 Morris ing Jack Lernmon Fri Oct in a magnificent 1040 Burbank area 292-3846 61 Morris Dailey Aud. 75 10 PM Adm. 50 cents Dailey Aud 16 10 PM Adm 50 cents LOST & FOUND park setting BLACKLITE POE 150, PATCHES WEEKEND JOB PLUS 756 8 up. INSENSE 25 STICKS 296, SERVICES WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY that feels ExC makes Students earn $3Ihr. in spare time Run PIPES St 00 E. up. RADIOS like people in love. Petersen 8 Bishop GM/ IS NOT usma. BUJ IF YOU DON I 6 tennis courts NEW STUDENT INSURANCE 93.65 & up. your own aeration crews Apply in person Resident LEATHER SPECIAL INSURANCE SAVINGS Photography 438 North Santa Cruz, Los VlsI I FOR (.,coRUE MC GOVERN ON tennis pro PROGRAM designed specifically for us. GOODSS BINOCULARS Thurs thru Fri. 1-5 PM 1659 Scott Blvd. Private tennis club program lobe offered to Senior or Grad. Gatos 354-2513 Mark or Ted NOV 11 H HE MAY COMMIT SUICIDE For information contact your student $22.00 8 up BLACKLITE. COMPLETE, Suite 16. Santa Clara Pro shop students only. For additional into or free representative Jerry 18- $11.95. 4' 52295 STROBE LIGHTS 6 swimming pools Hill at 267-2700 or brochure please contact Dave Hammer $1795. GAS OLD BULB 53.95 INDIA ARE YOU A FEMALE vocalist 2 Jacuzzis 148-0219 or bump into him at class. over 21? 298-3210 No premium payments for one PAINTS, FISH NETTING 51.98 & up. T- Play an mat ? Free Th-Sun eves? Young corrections year 4 saunas SHIRTS $2.00 EACH BROOKS 80 E. San 4 tanning rooms MOVIE "Reefer Madness" 1936 Mari- Prof entertainer needs you Call Mike Fernando 1 blk from SJSU. Phone 292- 2 completely equipped gyms Atna expose will be shown twice Fri Oct. 265-9413 BRIDAL FAIRE PHOTOGRAPHY 0409. 2 putting greens F Loma Prieto) Room 8 PM 759 6 the HIGH quality wedding photography for 1 baseball diamond Towne Theatre. midnite $150 Also FULL OR PART TIME. Men 6 women LOWEST Bay Area rates $88 includes in schedule 1 football field featured at the Towne is the Dirty Butter THE PISCEAN 35 S. 4th St I'll block drivers Mon, Wed. Fri and Tues. Thurs. gold 8 white album. 60 color prints of Spartan 2 volley ball. 4 paddlebali. Jug Band north of Library) 287-7030. Features a Sat Sun 1.00 pm to 6.30 pm 8 10 am to your choice full set of slides BRIDE 2 shuffleboard, 1 badminton complete line of heated waterbeds from 6 30 pm 30 per cent to Wooer cent corn- KEEPS ALL NEGATIVES-Extra full color "Creative Dance The & 6 basketball courts WHO CARES ABOUT SAN JOSE? $54 pillows, accessories. quality 10- mission Tropical Ice Cream Co. 358 No, 8e10's-$1 25 each Staff of 20 Workshop," in Experimental 2 billiard & pool rooms KSJS DOES speed imported bikes from $sa Sales 8 Montgomery St S.J 297-4228 Mr. photographers Make an appointment to College was originally 2 card rooms 2 lounges 00 PUBLIC...GO KSJIII Service All at righteous prices with frien- Bennett see our samples-then decide Open every slim/trim classes f or women dly helpful service 287-7030. BEDS TO evening until 10 pm For FREE Bridal scheduled for 7:30 p.m. The recreational staff ATTENTION SEWERS' The new Michael REST, BIKES THE BEST at PISCEAN Packet call 257-3161 PLUS class will be held 8 p.m. in Prescott preCut Ready -to-Sew Fashions Daily planned social & recreational HOUSING TYPING p.m. on Friday nights, in the are here Debbi 293-1271 CANDLE & BATIK WAX activities SPECIAL 185S 3RD 128-130 and 140-150. $125 11 lb slab C.C. Almaden Room. LG HOUSE needs 2 girls non-smo.ers 2 287-4355 Separate sections for adult ano Eleven kinds of wan, for your "The World of Fabrics" class complete bdrrn twee workroom Cali Karen/Becky family living Si. JAMES INFIRMARY proudly presents cendlemaking-dye, scent. wick, molds 294-2659 or leave note at 656 S 9th St TYPING, FAST, ACCURATE, ALSO will begin Monday, Oct. 16 at Living Family Inn Great 3rd Annual Going Out of Candle An Co 1536 Camden Adult Lining Ave.. EDITING, IBM SELECTRIC, FORMER Business Sale You got to see it to believe Campbell 377-9361 Sale ends 1 p.m. in the C.1.1. Diablo Room. The Meadows The Villas OctoLer FEMALE ENGLISH TEACHER CALL 244-6444 it Sunday Oct 15 Your favorite beverage 10th ROOMMATE WANTED to Creative weaving and share 2 bdrrn, AFTER 6. MARY BRYNER 2874327 292-0435 25 cents per lose Bring a roll of quarters apt. with 3 others 2 talks Classified 1969 PENNCREST SEWING MACHINE. from campus. $44 mo. Call 287-0797 macrame will be taught. Conveniently located on Summer and go bananas 390 Moffett Blvd Mt. RENT A TV OR STEREO, no contract. side between Attachments included $35 or best offer. morn. or OM. There will be an in - McLaughlin & View Just up 101 Free del Free service Call Esche's 251- I block oft Tully Road in.' Call 294.7429 evenings. trod ery meeting for this ROOMS, kit 2598 irl Highway lOt Sill 4.1, FRIDAY FLICKS "The April Fools" Starr- env Ivy Hall 279 E San . _ class on Tuesday. Oct. 10 at Fernando, ing Jack Lemrnon Fri Oct 6 Morns DORM CONTRACT FOR SALE. Will sell clean. well mngO . across SPANISH STUDENTS - Tutoring at all from levels correCtiOn Latin 1 p.m. in the C.C. Montalvo Dailey Aud 7$ 10 PM Adm 50 cants at lower price than avail through the admin bldg 293-9814. 294-6472, and paper by Housing office 253-1152. American student Call 293-3413 Room. ASK ABOUT Call Tony 354-1451 ATTENTION SKIERS: Lodge for rent at before 11 PM PHONE Shoto Kan Karate club will 1 SDRM, UNEURN. Married Couples TV'S FOR RENT 'SPECIAL STUDENT Echo Summit, sleeps 20. fully furnished, Only hold its first class Wednesday. SPECIAL SAN JOSE STATE SAVE THIS AD. Before you Pay retail for Resident owner Elec Kitchen, RATE: $900 per month Call 377-2935 fireplace. on highway 50 Reasonable pool Very clean. large. 431 S Oct. 11 from 3:30 p.m. to stereo equip check veils for discount 11th St S J stoup rates 258-7052 WICK WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY 4:40 p.m. in WPE 279. RENTAL PACKAGE prices on Teat, Santa,, Pioneer. Dual etc We GIRLS ONLY. New rooms across the Color wedding coverage from 98950 ALERT] THIS COUNTRY IS TEM- guarantee San Jose State students For more information the lowest prices available campus Kitchen pile Ample parking 99 BRIDE KEEPS COLOR PROOFS 11 PORARILY OUT OF CONTROL in the entire concerning any ExC class, the bay area Call for weekly specials 247- So 5th, also 27900 10th, Call 295-8528, album FREE $25 11014 color wail print HOWEVER IT IS McGOVERNABLE. 295-8514 Private rm. with wed service PHONE 296-3300 $98. double 3175 2028 $65 277- universal "cure-all" number is triple $5500 Sale and quiet Evenings till 10 PM 867-5079. Ask for INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL Lee Mercer. ARE YOU STILL PAYING lull price tor ----- Valley Gloria Vauges Mohr. Dir ExC coordinator. West Paperbacks? Recycle features largest VACANCY FOR MEN STUDENTS. Igo WHO CARES ABOUT SAN JOSE? tormerly with NYC Ballet Co selection of paperbacks science lichen in wen. 146 S. 101h. KSJS DOES Classical 8 Modern Ballet Bay Area. 5, price, mostly. We pay 20 per GO PUBLIC...00 2 Locations cent cover. 30 per cent trade for your 2 @ORM, turn apt. 4 blks from campus. 2905 Park Ave Santa data better paperbacks used records, too $150 on lease, $175 monthly. 165 E. Reed AUTO/MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 236W Campbell Ave. Campbell Recycle 235 So. 1st. St. 288-6275 open St x3 CSIS (COLLEGE STUDENT IN, Telephone 269-3079 10-9 SURANCE SERVICE), WITH NINE FOR RENT CALIFORNIA OFFICES TO SERVE YOU IF MC GOVERN WINS. THE MISSING- 2 DORM CONTRACTS FOR SALE. One VERY Ige 1 B R Ards HAS THE BEST RATES. CALL US Al IN-ACTION WILL LOOSE. THEY CAN'T at Washburn Hall, and anal Hoover Hall. Furn, w w carpets 2898881 OR STOP BY 404 S. 3RD ST KITE-YOU MUST. TELL 11 10 HAN0111 Girls. Ask at Washburn for Pam Benton or Swim pool, roc room. $130 2ND FLOOR. come by rrn 101 Studios $100 ARTS & CRAFTS SALE & AUCTION 620S 915 St SJ PROFESSIONAL TRUMPET. Free! Benefit for McGovern Boded& 30 S PANASONIC STEREO cassette deck 8 FLUGELHORN INSTRUCTOR Contac, Campbell Sale Th-Sat 7 pm 18 recorded cassettes Bought deck for 3 BORN, 2 bath townhouses. Backyard, Fred Padden at Benner Music 248-101, in Final Auction Sun 2 pm $100. sell for $75 Call Fred 293-9629. dble carport. Pets, kids OK. $200 ma call or 374-3805 Medals Studio is now 258-1669 after 12 noon COEDS- Artists 8 5 FT. BOA CONSTRICTOR with nice PROFESSIONAL STENO TYPING attractive gals for pan-time nude hiring cage Will sell reasonably ONLY to ap- SERVICE Reasonable rates for students modeling days nights-998-1965. MEN- preciative buyer. Call 297-1030 Phone 2E6-4527 Photograph nude coeds, free camera 8 1 DORM UNFURN. IslarrNd Couplet Only. Resident owner. Cleo Kitchen. X-lOO film student discounts. group rates. 1415 of the Oil WOULD YOU LIKE TO one PEUGEOT 10 SPEED. Very good cond. POol. Very Clean. large 431S lIth St. SJ In. Alameda S J 11 a m -12 p.m. lust overhauled $60 Coll 292-3281 Earth's oldest languages? Take Hebrew from Ahuva Call 9996244 Don t wait any longer for that lube and FREE ROOM & BOARD to a girl over SENATOR ALOUIST SPEAKS 18 HEAD SKIS, no bindings. $10. as companion Very nice apt Call oil change on your car. Environment 8 rumen" SJ/SU STUDENT will do mechanic work Campweys back pack. Like new Was Robert Hall et 298-2308 After 5 PM 10 15 a m this Sat Oct 7 $35. sell $15 Single bed. Good comfy. Honest, gustily work. reasonable rates 80 So 5th Christian Cnurch Hall $20 King size tapestry bedspread Amer cars only 275-8882 $115 LARGE, 1 bOrm new green shag ALSO Stockholm Conference report, $12 288-2407 Let Dave's Shell do it Orange cpIa & &spas. 1020 Elm near me for you today, and panel discuss Everyone wsicoma ACCURATE, experienced, last TYPIS1 Alameda & Highway 17 246-1294, get Shell's quality free' 23C onion El-Nikkor lens SO Can edit theses papers Near City X-100, 30 wt oil College Mrs Aslanion mm floe mitres Al( never used $270 MALE Single room Kitchen privileges. 298-4104 AUTOMOTIVE 336 N 5th 010 After 3 P 298.7392 &DIU SENIOR will tutor begin. French Before that trip, drive in German. & Russian Ohm Cents, and present your DORM CONTRACT FOR SALE IN 2 NORM. FURS. APT. wilw shag, tiled DEPENDABLE TRANSMISSIONS has Markham Hall 355 Moulder Hall Any female call Chris 287- bath 495 E William corner 11th Owner Eugene MarangOni. ASB or staff card to take advantage of my unsolicited recommendation for 25' 3058 manager $170 After 6 PM 293-8005 So 10th. apt 325 or call weekends integrity and cooperation L Feldman, 4148 Pate et Amour, this bargain Professor of Mathematics Dependable GIRLS SCHWINN VISPEED- Good Transmissions, 452W San Carlos condition $70 Phone 293-0439 Classified Rates Print Your Ad Here: MG MIDGET "Tr Tape deck. lug rack. One In'. twee F niir eve Eat, add SALE (Count appi... 17 1.116., anl spares too oath 1,nI good condition 51.500 or best offer 296- MALE DORM CONTRACT FOR days day, day, 'Ions ',cal day ,325 FOR West Hall See Ray in Rm 517-13 in lines St 50 200 2 25 2 40 2 SO 35 West Hall 4 lines 200 250 2 75 290 300 35 TI HONDA CO 450,0004 cond 4.000 ml HOUSE for sale near SJSU $950 Call Dann offer 6 00 PM 265-5599 MODERN 5 hoes 250 300 325 310 350 35 Newly furnished 84 interest Call 297- (5345 6 lines 300 350 375 390 400 35 Dave's Shell 15 M . Vs 259 Auto trans Ii add. deluxe interior Good cond $745 or best nal SELLING DORM CONTRACT Contact oltsr Call Steve 908-2881 Add SO 50 50 SO 50 Gregory at 287-2427 or see Larry Stwn 3 Print Name Phnne & 5 p m Hoover Hall Room 230 SOBS& chopped Good condition Top 14200 Union, rn,,o, I Add, is end [Mauled Must see to appreciate 5900 1235 11th SI 293-0629 City En les id s $ nr-_,Days at the corner of Camden & Union HI L P WANTED Check a Classification SEND CHEEK, MONEY ORDER OR Deadline lye,, dery prior in publication RAMBLER 1913 WAGON,6cylindor stick o Armour,/ ments n Mee Wasted CASH 70. SPAR1AN DAILY Consecutlyr mkt...ton daltis only 377 3333 5250 Good running condition Jim-984- WAITERS, SUSSOMEXPER. proof Must O Automotive Noisy CLASSIFIED, SAN JOSE STATE M. Hued, in cant lilted ads speak Chinese Waikiki Village Rest 9393 lerefengli LLI For Sale U laa Exad talion PHONE 15466 Los Gatos Blvd LC. 356-9164 COLLEGE. CALIF $5114 272 317$ J