In first day Next years program funds uncertain Initiative Budget depends on initiative vote As voting opened yesterday in the Initiative on A.S. funding ot instructionally related proposal was $17,000. programs, the A.S. Budget Committee continued its preliminary planning in a tenuos A.S. women's intercollegiate activities originall), 'quested $19,120, but received turnout position. a recommendation of $12,298 from the committee. The work of the 13 -man committee is uncertain until the results of the initiative A.S. Judiciary received a recommendation of $500. At the committee's last meet- voting are in. If the Initiative passes, the committee will apparently be forced to leave ing, it recomniended a program board budget 01 $77.400. A.S. Program Board Chairman the funds of instructionally related programs at their present levels. That includes Ron Bergman and A.S. Pres. Mike Buck requested $66.900. They reianionended an more than $200.000 in A.S. funds. If it fails, the committee is free from restraints. additional $9.000. Part of the increases are due to expected additional telejatene is As committee member Andy McDonald said this week, "If the initiative is success- sparse Work study funds for A.S. projects received a recommended allocation of $8,000, ful we may have to reconsider some of the planning we've done so far." an increase of $2,500 over last year. The $8,000 was requested by Buck. By CATHY TALLYN In yesterday's budget session, one of the instructionally related programsthe The Intercultural Steering Committee received $400 more than Buck's recom- Scant voter turnout yesterday character- Music Departmentwas given a preliminary budget below its present level. mendation, with the budget committee approving $7,500. Last year's budget was $55,000. ized voting in the first day of the special (The budget committee recommendations must be approved by A.S. Council. A.S. The A.S. Legislative also benefitted with an $800 increase over last year. The election on A.S. funding of instructionally re- Pres. Mike Buck, and SJS Pres. John H. Bunzel.) committee recommended $36.000. $600 more than Buck recommended. lated programs. Setting up stiff stipulations for the marching band, the committee recommended While slight, balloting was almost twice a total of $23,960 for the Music Department with $17,000 going for music program- Other budget requests which will come up before the committee will be the A.S. as heavy in the first day as it was in February ming. It recommended that $3,785.85 be allocated for the last payment of the band's Executive, the athletic program, Spartan Daily, and the A.S. business administration. when the measure first appeared for voter uniforms, which were purchased two years ago. Buck has requested $15,000 for the A.S. Executive branch. Last year's budget approval. That election saw 881 ballots The marching band will receive, according to the committee, $3,174 if they march totaled $9,300, for the top three executive positions. cast in the two days of voting. Yesterday's by the first home game. If the band fails to march the money will revert back to the The increase of $6,000 will be considered at next week's meeting. total at 4 p.m. was 512. general fund. This recommended allocation compares to last years figure of $26,268. The next A.S. Budget Committee will be held Wednesday, April 12, in the A.S. Students are voting on whether "The The Music Department request was for $28,824 next year and A.S. Pres. Mike Buck's Business Office, at 1 p.m. funding of instructionally related programs currently funded by the A.S. Government Thursday, April 6, 1972 (Radio, TV News, Spartan Daily, Athletic and Intramural Programs, Marching Band continue to be and SC1P) shall Council funded at the present level by the A.S. until such time as alternative funding is avail- able." Today is the last day for voting. Ballot- ing will be from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the muzzles College Union and Science Quad and 9 a.m.- partan Datib 7 p.m. on Seventh Street. A.S. Attorney General Steve Burch, one Serving the State College Community 1934 of the main sponsors of the initiative has San Jose Since been concerned over A.S. President Mike member Buck's proposed cutbacks of instruction- ally related programs since last fall. By RICK MALASPINA He claims Buck wants the money for his By a nearly unanimous vote, A.S. Council proposed co-op programs such as housing, yesterday censured Councilman Rich bookstore, and food co-operatives. Overstreet. Burch charges that Buck has "lied" In an 8-1-3 decision, Council passed a about the co-op housing project at Oregon resolution introduced by Councilman Bob State as an example of a prospering co-op Hansen charging Overstreet. a lower divis- venture. ion rept esentative, with "obstructing Coun- "There is no co-op housing at Oregon cil business, violating Council law and ignor- State," said Eric Whitland yesterday. ing the spirit of the A.S. constitutional Whitland did a report on this and other preamble. - programs which is scheduled to be printed Replying to Council's censure. Overstreet by the state of California. said. "It is pretty obvious why this censure "This shows that Buck is trying to came about, and that is because of my mislead the students," said Burch. participation in the initiative election." In answer to this Buck said, "I never Overstreet, along with A.S. Attorney said there was co-op housing at Oregon General Steve Burch. is one of the major State. There is co-op book program at sponsors of this week's initiative election Oregon State." He went on to say the asking for continued A.S. support of in- bookstore provided a 10 per cent rebate to structionally related programs until al- students. ternative funding is available. Michigan State is an example of co-op Earlier this week. Overstreet was quoted housing, he said. in the Daily as terming Council's overrides of A.S. Pres. Mike Buck's vetoes of pro- gram funding a "repudiation of Mike Buck.’ At yesterdays meeting, severe criticism flared against Overstreet's allegation. Agnew to get "The only two people authorized to issue official statements regarding the opinion of Council as a whole are Steve Takakuwa, A.S. vice president and myself, vice chair- man of Council," said Councilman Matt radical award Cusimano in a stinging attack against Overst reef . Bay area radicals plan to give Vice Overstreet, however, maintained his President Spiro T. Agnew an award when stand. he comes to Palo Alto Saturday. -Any override is in a sense a repudia- The Committee for Just Rewards, a tion." he insisted after the session. coalition of several peace groups, plans to Council's censure of Overstreet carries present Agnew with the "Mouthpiece of the "Tango," a modern Polish satire, by Slawonor Mrozek will be no power other than a voicing of opinion Empire Award" when he arrives at the David Simons, Janice Garcia presented by the Drama Department April 7 -8 -and 12-15 in the College against him. Cabana Hyatt House in the evening. Theatre at 8:15 p.m. Tickets will be $2 general admission and $1. In other major action. Council overrode Agnew will be speaking to a gathering of for students. Box office is open from 1 to 5 p.m. two presidential vetoes concerning special GOP members at a dinner in the Hyatt in Mrozek comedy allocations to the Asian -American Students House. Association. Opposition to Pres. Nixon's foreign and Council's two-thirds override of Buck's domestic policies will be the main topic of vetoes sent $850 to the Filipino-American the rally. Mann county prosecutor Students Association ;FASA) for its cultural Scheduled to speak is Robert Scheer of week and $812 to Asian -American Studies the Bay Area Anti -Imperialist Coalition. for special programming. A speaker from the United Farm Workers In support of his vetoes, Buck contended Organizing Committee, a guerrilla theater that the Asian groups were guaranteed suf- and music are also planned. Thomas reconstructs fatal scene ficient funds from the A.S. Program Board under Act 50 of the A.S. Constitution. The Gary Thomas, 34, the Marin County the am. with the procecution and knowing iii and as we reached the elevalot act guarantees 10 per cent of the program prosecutor crippled by a bullet on that the testimony of previous witnesses before there was a statement made 'we've got to get budget to Asian groups. This year it amounted fatal Aug. 7 morning in Marin, testified appearing. Willie Christmas.' to $5,000. yesterday in the Angela Davis trial, that he Thomas had testified seeing William At first Council upheld Buck's position, "Someone said we don't have time we One week left shot four abductors, three of whom died. Christmas in the back of the courtroom but later reversed its decision after learning only have five minutes, but they during the incident, He admitted in an earlier went back that Program Testifying from a wheelchair, in a anyway." Board funds were depleted. quavering voice, the deputy district attor- statement t ha t Christmas w a s not Council also approved the appointment of ney recreated the scene in the van out- present in the courtroom at the break Under defense questioning Thomas said a new graduate division representative. of registration side the courthouse as three armed con- attempt. of the bull, that 'wig an inch of his spinal By voice vote, Council named Steve Del victs and Jonathan Jackson tried to flee Thomas verified that he had testified cord paralyzing him from the waist down. Sesto to the vacant seat. from the San Rafael courthouse. before the grand inn Sep! 4 1970. "I don't know where it came from but it '40 "orieinallv there as Jackson and wasn't inside the %rot " Thomas said Judge Harold Haley, three women and himself were taken as hostages yawl Rim v.m. N for June vote He said the van with Jonathan Jackson. 17, at the wheel began moving then sud- SA Bells to be Next Thursday is the last day to regis- denly stopped. lit *A ter to vote in the June 6 California pri- Jackson put his hand out the driver's mary. side window, he said, "And then I heard /VP Deputy registrars will be in the College ? a shot, I can't say whether it was one or v*A Union until the deadline. Students can also two, then Jackson pulled his hand back litit resurrected register at any fire station or political inside the window and he looked at it and headquarters. party there was blood on it." There were bells, in Tov.er Hall, but we the requirements for voting These are Thomas said that seconds later he grab- IF never heard them ringing, no we never in California: 11 bed the gun from Jackson's hand. heard them at all since 1963 when Tower be at least 18 years old by June 6 "I took the gun from him and fired a /* Hall was condemned. shot live in the county at least 54 days in Jonathan Jackson's direction -one, Restoration of the bells this summer is maybe two. James McClain was moving part of Pres. John H. Bunzel's Campus have no felony conviction. toward the left side of the front of the Beautification Campaign. He stated that There is no literacy requirement and van. 1 shot him in the back. I turned SJS will have, "a fresh appearance by ballots are now printed in Spanish as well and fired a shot in the area of William September." as English. Young people under 21 can Christmas and then shot Ruchell Magee in Dr. Bunzel has had a long-term interest now establish their own legal residences; the chest. in improving the appearance of the SJS they no longer need register at their parents' "I shot Magee once. He was moving. campus. "When I came to this campus addresses. I tried to shoot him again and the gun in 1970, most of it looked rather drab and In order to cast a vote in either presi- clicked, he stopped moving right then he uninteresting.'' dential primary, students must declare a yelled out 'stop firing, please, please stop Pres. Bunzel has initiated several political party affiliation when registering. firing' ". changes for the campus, including: Students who decline to state a party will Thomas said after Jackson's hand was Painting of several buildings, including receive ballots that contain only non-par- shot he turned and looked at Judge Haley, the two barracks, constructed as temporary tisan races (board of supervisors, judges, "I saw his face and the blood an instant buildings in 1946. propositions) in the June 6 election. after that.. .1 saw his face.. .slowly pulling Planting of 100 new trees and shrubs. The recent Supreme Court decision strik- away from his skull." Removal of concrete slabs, replacing ing down the residency requirement for Thomas said the Judge asked McClain them with benches and grassy areas. voter registration won't affect California's the destination of the van and he answered Removal of the two wooden wheelchair primary. George Mann, county registrar of "Were going to the airport to take a plane." ramps at the southeast entrance to the voters, has said he will abide by the 59 - Under cross examination, Defense At- library building and replacing them with day law until he receives a directive from torney Leo Brandon brought out the fact more permanent ones. the Secretary of State. that Thomas is married to the slain judge's Bunzel said the beautification and cril- Students who have registered in this niece and after the shooting Thomas called lion projects hold special 1 significance for county, but will leave before the election the judge "a saint." Mar lynn Yo SJS. "In a few months," he said, "we will (the semester closes before June 6) can Under the heated defense c ross- exa mina - Deputy District Attorney Gary Thomas, paralyzed from the waist down in the Marin be renamed a university I think It is arrange to get an absentee ballot by calling non, Thomas admitted to giving three dif- County Courthouse shootout of August 1970, left the Santa Clara County Courthouse proper that we make every effort to look the Registrar of Voters office, 299-2161. ferent accounts of the Incident, going over yesterday after testifying in the Angela Davis trial. and sound like one." Page 2, April 6, 1972 Si:, Conlin cots Bob Pellerin Spalstatil 1 ):tily editor ,ose rat s,nre Jerry Suicide celebrations at the Golden Gate Herdegen by Cory Farley A free press is not a privilege advertising ma na ge r As you may or may not know, for your advertising dollar to show And if Mario Andretti can get some guy using it to snuff himself. piad for putting an STP sticker on editorial ad, isorv hoard the 444th known suicide leapt from but an organic necessity the Golden Gate Bridge a few weeks Maybe they'd pay you NOT to wear the side of his race car, why couldn't Pen S pa r ago. That's a lot of water under it. you sell space on your body? Vary the rate; say $25 for a small tattoo in a great society the bridge since 1937, but it's about Jo.e 11e1:tillister to pay off for some lucky leaper. on the sole of your foot, up to $250 I'm not sure if this has occurred for getting a crewcut and painting -Walter Lippmann I':lai,ii s esterlund to the city of San Francisco, but a Spalding tennis ball on your head. Then there'd be TV and radio %Ian thIstrand there are only 56 to go before the quincentennial header, the 500th flop. rights, and Life magazine would want Mark Simon lot of to do a piece...the possibilities are Vol 59 No. H I think it would show a class if The City laid on some kind endless. Dan liii of a celebration for the occasion. Mayor Alioto would want to be on With a little publicity (Herb Caen hand, of course, and the Sixth Army please copy) they could turn it into at the Presidio would send out a band EKO-LOGIKAL NEWS a good thing. to play Taps as you go off the rail. KSFO would have Aaron Edwards Remember the March of Dimes there to interview you just before you Walkathon? People went around to go, and the Chamber of Commerce businesses and individuals and got would give you a plaque (made of them to pledge a certain amount of lead, with footstraps) commemorat- Earth Week celebrations money for every mile they walked. ing the event. You could do it sort of like that-- Can't you just see it? You make just get out and line up sponsors for all your speeches, wave to the folks by Larry Mauter your leap. back home on channel 4, accept The Jantzen bathing suit people your gifts (including a new Pinto from still Club. would probably be glad to come Ford Motor Co. and a lifetime supply Using the slogan ’We’re director of the Sierra through with a hundred dollars for here..." the Environmental Studies His talk dealt with the negative of gas from Shell Oil), and step onto Glen High results of the 1970 Earth Day cele- the cause if you'd wear one of their the specially prepared, teak -inlaid Department of Willow suit/shirt combos. And what about School is now conducting their third bration and hit upon some of the mahogany diving board, courtesy of industry has taken to com- lingerie? "I dreamed I jumped off Skylawn cemeteries. annual Earth Week celebration. measures the bridge in my...?" Their Friday evening closing bat efforts of environmentalists. You look down. You look back at activities will include guest speakers McCloskey claimed that because Voit might pony up a few bills the bridge. You shake your head; Congressman Pete McCloskey and of the great wave of coverage the if you wore a set of swim fins. Or you've changed your mind. author Paul Ehrlich. media gave Earth Day 1970, environ- maybe not--if you made skin diving And Roone Arledge, director of Dr. Ehrlich, author of "The Popu- mentalists have lost control of their stuff it might not be the best value ABC Sports, pushes you off the board. lation Bomb" and a professor of bio- own movement. He said, "We paid logy at Stanford University, will give a price because we lost control to a short talk on environmental issues. the press." Ile will also introduce Pete He also said the people have re- McCloskey (R -San Mateo), who will cently become disillusioned with the Registration unfair enough already address the gathering. McCloskey environmental movement. McCloskey was the co-founder of Earth Day 1970. said a cause of this is the "system's by Glenn La F ra nk Ile has been active in environmental inability to change." law since 1963. Karen Sheldon, a former Nader's Well, it looks as though incoming one of those classes, forget it. It is something for Clyde Brewer, Currently, McCloskey is involved Raider who is now working with a freshmen will get to register for Figure it out. There are about director of admissions and records, in a campaign to keep his congres- Washington D.C. law firm active in classes at SJS before the seniors 50 sections of English 1A and 1B to think about. sional seat in California's 17th dis- environmental suits,closedthe or anybody else. offered. Either somebody's sneak- trict. night's activities with a note of op- According to Burce DeAngelis' ing in early, upper division students The opening night presentation timism. story in yesterday's Daily, such a want those classes or every one of proved the students, with faculty She recalled some of the progress proposal is being kicked around with the atheletes, registration helpers, advisor Frank Schiavo, had spent a made recently in halting destructive the purpose of attracting new fresh- etc., is taking 1A or 1B or both. Obscenities good amount of time on their Earth activity in the East, and said she men. It's hard to believe but there is by Abraham Oni Week activities. looked forward to seeing the changes Come, now. Isn't registration definitely a problem. Adding some The keynote speaker for the first the students at Willow Glen will make hard enough around here? 5,000 freshmen to the pack of early For well over 15 minutes the night was Mike McCloskey. executive after they graduate from school. There are many juniors and birds, that's 6,109 students, or one - Spartan Daily staff raved about seniors needing lower division clas- sixth of the entire student body. whether or not certain four-letter ses to graduate because they couldn't Now if you're a junior and you words should be used in the Daily. get them before. want an English composition class, The revulsion was quite under- The current method of register- kiss it off. standable: the editor and some of ing can only be unfair to the majority us considered "sh.." a social op- because many students The point is the current method of students of registration is unfair, as long probrium. get to enroll early. It is ironic that the same Spartan number of early re- as some people get special privi- The exact leges. Daily did not delete "bitching" and gistrants was listed as 1,109. This "pissed off" from letters referring may not seem like many, but lots The solution is probably computer to the foreign students' tuition pro- of times students who register in registration. Every state college test and the struggle in Ireland. the first or second lines find out in California uses it, and although To say that these words have the classes they needed are filled. it didn't work perfectly the first gained universal acceptance is sheer This is pretty incredible. English time, it has been employed effective- hyp roc risy. IA and 1B classes are the first ly after eliminating the bugs. With If the Spartan Daily wants to draw to be filled, after the first three this system, everybody registers at a line of demarcation between "good" hours, if you're looking for the same time. and "bad" obscenities, we will in- variably earn the wrath of a segment of the community and end up in the "sh.. hole!" Editor's note: All student and Buying 'message' cards? faculty members are encouraged to express their views on any sub- ject in the letters to the editor secion of the editorial page. Let- ters may be mailed or brought to Try writing your own the Spartan Daily office, JC 208, and must be 250 words or less, typewritten and double-spaced. by Eileen Cone Name and activity or faculty card number must be included, and all Have you often stood at a card sympathetic way of relaying a mes- letters must be signed. Non- counter trying to decide which card sage to our friends. students and non -faculty members will say what you want to say best? Why don't we send our own mes- are asked to include address, tele- I've been doing that for years. sages either verbally or in blank phone number and title or position. Finally it dawned on me.. .why cards with pictures on the outside. The Spartan Daiiy will not print do I rely on card manufacturers Friends would probably like to know letters which are libelous or in to say something for me? I really they're getting a personalized note musn't have much faith in my own poor taste. The editor reserves instead of something thousands of the right to edit or cut letters ability to communicate an idea to other people will have. someone. to conform to space limitations I think this is true of many people, Instead of being lazy and wasting and to cease publication of let young and old. We have conditioned more time looking for an appropriate ters dealing with subjects he be- ourselves to believe the people who card, write your own. Begin to lieves have been exhausted. make up the sayings in the cards believe in your own ability to com- From the Volley of the Jolly ho, ho, ho, ---Green Giant!' have a much more debonair, funny,or municate again. Sparlan Dalb 111., kit BONNIE Serving the San Jose State Col lege Community Since 1934

Second class postage paid at San Jose, California Member of California Newspaper Publishers Associa tion and the Associated Press Published daily by San Jose State College, except Saturday and Sunday, during the college year The opinions expressed herein are not `Campus radicals speak for a dwindling few' necessarily those of the Assoc ated Students, the College Administration, or the Department of Journalism and Advertising Subscriptions accepted only on a remain der -of -semester basis Full academic year, $9, each Semester, 54 50 Off campus price per copy, 10 cents Question: What do you think of Reagan: There we go with labels more open, more responsive and and male/female considerations. Phone 227-3111. Editorial aid. 2353. Advertising277 again. Seriously, that's a very good more representative than the widely Finally, this delegation pledged 3175 Press of Folger Publications, Inc. Union City campus radicals? on the Editor -incheef . Bob Pellerin question. I wish I had a very good heralded "grass roots" procedure of to one candidate has to run Advertisiin Manager Jerry Herdegen Reagan: As little and as seldom answer. I ran for election on the the Democrats with all their fanfare, ballot against delegations similarly Assistant Editor , ... .Penny Spar pledged to other can- mNeLs..pEditor Joyce McCollister as possible. Now since what I'm expressed belief that government was chest beating and so-called open selected and Editor going to say in my reply and since too big, too costly, and much too caucuses. In the first place, less didates, or even to no candidate. Editorial Page Editor .ElaineiPlteHstaernrpluntodn Then in free election and open pri- Copy Editor Alan Ahlstrand your question has something of a busy in everyone's private life; that than one per cent of the Democrats Asst Copy Editor Mary Donahue blanket indictment to it (labeling we should try and reduce its size participated in those get-togethers, mary, the party will make its choice. Feature Editor ,, Cory Fancy and what most people don't seem to Part twoof your question: Former Sports Editor Keith Peters again) let's acknowledge there are and power by introducing into govern- Fine Arts Editor Betty Harju exceptions and we are using the ment the same common sense prin- realize is that whatever they decided, Senator Charles Goodell of New York Epirhcohtoan Adwireile lposu the candidate can overrule them.... wasn't purged- --the Republican Wire Editor Paula [Weller. term "campus radicals" to describe ciples we employ in our personal and ge.clitEodrithr Gary Fong a trouble maker who probably isn't business affairs. Evidently, a number and HAS! Senator Muskie's hand voters just walked away and elected Public Relations Director Vara Petry a very "serious student" to begin of Californians thought this wasn't picked state chairman failed to get someone else when he did a 180 Chief Photographer Dave with. I've found such "radicals" a bad idea. As a matter of fact, our elected but he's a delegate just the degree turn as a Senator from the Staff Artist. Jack Zeiderr, If you listen very carefully, things he subscribed to as a can- Mega: me Editor Jim Murphy to be totally insincere and their two Senators appeared to believe it same. Nation.' Ad Manager Pat Clark resort to violence ISN'T because was a good idea....at least while their you can hear on the night wind, the didate. One journalist described Retail Ad Manager Jill F lesures cry of "foul" ---"caucus packing". his election loss as a purge and Clossified Ad Manager Steve Bohn they are frustrated in achieving a campaigns lasted. Advertising Art Director April Hashiguchi goal ---violence IS their goal. The The Republican process involved through journalist incest resulting term Vonis Anderson, L "causes" they proclaim are excuses Question: If the Republican Party contacting or being contacted by fully in intellectual in -breeding, the Reporters Linda Aiello, La attended their has stuck. Quota Baldock, William Bellou, Paulin* Bondonno -- -means to an end and the end is is the party of the "little man", why as many people as Jacqueline Bressler, Carole Brown, Fronk Bruno the club and torch. isn't the National Convention selec- caucus meetings. A committee, in- As for McCloskey, someone may Eileen Collo, Fred Correa, David Crawford, Darrell cluding elected party officials and have said "run him Crow, Bruce On Angelis, David Zapata, Lora F innegan, Thank Heaven most young people tion process as open as the Demo- out of the party" Linda Frisvold, Jay Goldberg, Betty Harju, Jeanine are very discerning with a keen nose cratic in California? In addition, recognized party activists, reviewed but that was an expression of opinion, Healy, Ann. Hinson, Snaron Holly, adenrele {pow, for sniffing out phonies and so the why were GOP dissenters such as literally thousands of names which not official procedure. However, it Melvin Johnson, Michael Jones. Roger Woo, Pattie by voluntary Knapp, Jonquil. Kubal, Nick L abash, Glenn La Frank, radicals are speaking for a dwindling Senator Charles Goodell purged and had been proposed would seem that when a man finds Sandy Loewy*, Miner Lowe, Rick Malaspina. Steve few. Representative Paul McCloskey in- groups, individuals, county commit- he can no longer accept the philosophy Marinucci, Larry Mauler, Lynn Mayfield, Connie tees, etc. These were computerized McBride, Lisa McKaney. Jack Mogg, Kenneth Mohr, vited to leave the GOP? or principles of a political party and Abraham Oni, Shirley -Anne Owden, Joanne Petersen, Question: Why does California to meet the legal requirementof geo- he is unable to persuade that party Dan Russo, 0.3 Salvatore, Michael Sanders, Eric of your ques- graphical distribution, plus our own Sehatmwer, Mark Simon, Linde Smith. Linn. Smith. conservative for Gover- Reagan: Part one to accept his, he should affiliate Tallyn, Anne elect a pure determination to have a balance based Stephen Smythe, Terri Sprenger, Cathy hardlie.. tion: The Republican Party con- with a party more attuned to his Vogel, Steve Webber nor and two on ethnic, racial, economic, age, senators? vention selection process is actually own thinking. April 6, 1972, Paye 3 Father Leary's `dreams' come true News Review

Reagan advocates bombing Sausalito college opens SACRAMENTO (AP) --President Nixon should resume bombing of North Vietnam if necessary to help protect By LINDA SMITH ginally proposed an experi- history. Instead they con- government, prisons, reha- ped to accommodate change. every 12 students. American troops, Gov. Reagan said yesterday. In the small town of Sau- mental college as a one year centrate on courses to build bilitation centers, radio, tel- He believes conventional Father Leary expects be- Reagan added, "I think the President has no choice salito just across from the satellite program in affilia- imagination, develop disci- evision and newspapers. higher education puts too tween 500 to 700 students in but to do whatever is necessary to protect our forces... Golden Gate bridge, 20 stu- tion with Santa Clara. pline and build literary Father Leary explained much stress on hundreds of New College in about four that includes bombing the north." dents and eight teachers are Despite widespread ex- science and study habits. that humanities studies are "how to do it" courses, re- years. participating in a unique citement over the idea among The Republican governor accused most Democratic designed to help students fig- volves around "too many dull Although the college is higher educational expe r- students and faculty last Students have opportuni- ure what presidential hopefuls of advocating a policy that would life is all about, lectures" and in general unable to receive full ac- ience. spring, the University presi- ties to work part time on develop "write off" American forces remaining in South Vietnam logic, discipline and turns off the students. creditation until it sees its by urging that they quit fighting while they wait to leave. A chance to put four years dent and trustees were appa- the outside with labor unions, understanding and be equip- The whole structure of of college into three, one rently not enthusiastic over first graduating class in Gov. Reagan also condemned Democratic state legis- New College revolves around 1974, Father Leary is hope- teacher for every 12 stu- the plan and subsequently re- lators and federally paid welfare rights attorneys for trying making higher education rel- ful that when the accrediting "to cripple our whole program of welfare reform." dents and a departure from jected it. evant to the world of now and the rigid classroom proce- Father Leary, convinced team visits the school in In another statement the governor said the acquittal Chicano treasury the future. April, it will accept its ap- dure --this is what New Col- more relevant education was of the Soledad Brothers proves "you do get justice in our A recruiting program is plication for candidacy. Then courts." lege of Sausalito is all about. a necessity, continued his now underway to provide in- The Rev. John Leary, for- plan independently and federal loans and work study formation to prospective stu- will be applicable to New mer vice president of uni- opened the doors of New Col- dents who would be interested Thunder on the sun versity relations at Univer- lege last fall. $15,000 goal College. in joining New sets College in the

PASADENA (A P )- -Solar scientists have discovered a phe- sity of Santa Clara success- A promotional brochure fall. Some students have given nomenon on the sun, similar to thunder, that they believe fully turned his dreams for advertises, "Students will Los Estudtantes De Atzlan, an organization of SJS The plan, according to up their financial aid and will hPlp them understand the processes at work there. higher education into reality find the campus of New Col- Chicano students, has initiated a campaign to raise $15,000 Father Leary, is to increase scholarships to attend New Astronomers at the California Institute of Technology in the form of New College. lege conveniently located in- for financing both campus and community Chicano acti- the enrollment by 100 to College and are working at have observed gigantic waves undulating outward from the part-time Now in its inaugural year, side their heads." Almost vities and in establishing a Chicano student treasury. 150 students. One additional jobs to pay the center of sun spots. The waves speed 25,000 miles per New College is a radical as literal as that sounds, Pete Michel, chairman of the treasury committee, said faculty member will be added $2,000 tuition. hour and extend 1,600 miles from crest to crest, acting departure from the tradition- the 20 students and eight "Hopefully, funds will come from each Chicano student as like sound waves. They seem to move in conjunction with al college format. Its back- faculty members meet in well as from each Chicano faculty member." flashes of light in sun spots. cot aims 1V3 '3SOC ers see a bright future for various locations in and Contributors, he added, will have an opportunity to express NOV OATH H3153HDNIAB N nr, Dr. Harold Zirin, professor of astrophysics who reported New College as an innovation around the Sausalito area. opinions on how their donations should be spent. the discovery yesterday, said, Benefit 3IN110) 11IB "This gives us a new handle for higher education. The unused Central Ele- Voluntary student donations are $15 and faculty donations on the physics of sun spots, a whole new picture of their Father Leary first ini- mentary School, the base- are set at $25. ONTI3dS3 A111131 energy production." tiated his ideas for New Col- ment of Star of the Sea Church However, Michel added, "any amount will be accept- lege last year while he was and the Sausalito Art Cen- able." El8L-96Z ....DATEBOOK still at the University of ter are a few of the meeting To date a total of $437 in student donations has been basketball Santa Clara. places for classes. The "ad- collected, according to Michel. 5113A1110 11Y Recognizing a "dearth of ministration building" is Donations are currently being accepted in the College imagination" among students Father Leary's home. Union and in the basement of the EOP building. 1N3VJAYd and South Bay a general dissatisfaction At New College they don't Contributors will have an opportunity to donate to the 31)A)30.1.0VI with the traditional college teach courses such as Eng- treasury at a Los Estudiantes meeting in the C.U. Costanoan game set classes, Father Leary on - lish, physics, math, or Room at 1 p.m., April 11. 0013 rock-folk-soul Tomorrow night meni 3111 ' 'Bike for Life' Sunday hers of Omega Psi Phi fra- ternity will clash with mem- OM bers of Alpha Phi Alpha in By Dave Crawford a benefit basketball game to 5033N Blues belter Willie Mae ("Big Mama") Thornton ap- raise money for Black E011 3)N11$11911 ilnoA pears Sunday and Monday at In Your Ear, 135 University Game time is set Jul inon sn Ave. in Palo Alto ($2.50). Sponsors needed 8 p.m. in the men's gym The gospel -rock Sloneground plays Campbell's Bodega and admission is 75 cents (30 S. Central Ave.) tonight. The Ducks share the show, Anita Crist, the woman tween 11:30 and 1 p.m. at will complete the 37 -mile figuring she won't make the Half time entertainmew which goes for $2 Delta Wires Friday, Childhood's End who wrote a letter to the the corner of Seventh and San ride. total length of the ride. will include a powder putt Saturday and James Lee Reeves Sunday. editor appearing in Tues- Carlos streets. All funds A system of eight check- game between members oi NY) Mrs. Crist explained that day's Spartan Daily criticiz- collected are to be used to points have been set up along she became involved with Delta Sigma Theta and Alpha SIN301))11 Because of space limitations, street addresses of the ing Carole Brown's views on finance the campaign for the 37 -mile route to insure the "Bike For Life" after Kappa Alpha sororities. area clubs will not be listed after today's column. Either bicyclers is now soliciting "The Clean Environment the riders will cover the her children volunteered her sponsor save today's addresses or call information for the locations support for her Act." complete distance. to ride in the event. She B&B of the night spots. "Bike For Life" ride to be Because she rides her Mrs. Crist said so far is now looking forward to SOUNDS OF SAN JOSE held Sunday, April 9. bicycle 18 miles daily be- most of the pledges she's Fbreign Car Center participating in the event. AUTHORIZED SERVICE Soul-style Typewriter tonight through Saturday at the The Bike for Life is pre- tween SJS and her home, received have been for about SALES AND Warehouse, 1760 S. 7th. Family Jewel soul tonight and sented by People's Lobby, Mrs. Crist is confident she 10 cents a mile, with people BAVARIAN Saturday, James Lee Reeves Friday and Chris Ramey a citizen-action group which ssOTOR WORKS Sunday at Hatch Cover -Cellar II, 4400 Stevens Creek. is responsible for Proposi- AALIN.CH Trilogy tonight through Saturday, Green Catherine Sunday tion 9, "The Clean Environ- Health center at the Garlic Factory (1001 S. 1st). At Strawberry Fields, ment Act," appearing on the 10th and William. Ambrosia Friday -Saturday, Pinky Lee June primary ballot. sit DENT 015101 NTS tonight. Terry Fetterman tonight, Easy Friday, Rainbow Mrs. Crist, a bike -riding Hill Saturday and Childhood's End Sunday at Ricardo's, SJS student, plans to obtain open nights Phone 247-3444 213 Willow. Indian Headband tonight through Saturday sponsors for her 37-mile 4055 STEVENS CREEK BLVD Evening students with SANTA CLARA CALIF P5051 at Isadore's, 3830 Stevens Creek. ride today and Friday be- 1 medical needs may attend to them at the SJS Health Cen- iiir C v-r-ra _EMIL', I t ter, which is open from 5 April 22 to 10 p.m., Mondays through Richie Havens Crime prevention program Thursdays this semester. t Berkeley Community Theater 1 A physician, nurse, and secretary are on hand to of- Ten Years After April 28 fer students general health Santa Clara County Fairgrounds will help identify property services, including the issu- ing of prescriptions. Ticketron In conjunction with law enforcement agen- property in his possession, the officer can Dr. Thomas Gray, health 1 cies throughout the nation, the Campus Police check for etched numbers on the property. center director, said the cen- Santa Clara Valley Box Office will enact another crime prevention program Campus Police will visit the dorms with ter had to increase its staff 140 West San Carlos, San Jose 287-5967 this week. the etching device to mark non -portable pro- for the evening service, According to Chief Earnest Quinton, stu- perty. which they are "able to offer Across from Civic Auditorium dents, faculty and staff may now have identi- this time." Quinton fying numbers etched on portable property. suggested stereos, tape decks, The etching is designed to make stolen radios, clocks, typewriters and other small portable property identifiable, so it can be returned items be brought to the office on Friday to the owner when recovered. afternoons to be marked. Quinton also explained that the program is Either the owner's driver's license num- effective in apprehension of thieves. For ber or his social security number will be example, if officers stop a person and examine marked on the property. 'Oedipus Wrecks' Greeks sponsoring car rally Anita Crist "Oedipus Wrecks" is the The money will help buy category there will be awards OPEN 'TIL MIDNIGHT name of the first annual equipment and provide trans- from first to 10th place. All (Every Night) spring Sigma Nu car rally. portation for the different entrants will receive partici - Proceeds from the event will athletic teams sponsored by pation plaques. Professional Pharmacists go to the San Jose Police PAL, such as Little League "We feel that PAL is in Anthony 0 Carnpagna, .1, Owner Athletic League (PAL) Baseball, junior football, keeping with our being in- The rally will be Satur- boxing and girls' softball. volved with the community. day, April 15, from 6 to 9 Trophies will be pre- MODERNE DRUG CO. We hope that this rally will p.m. Starting point is the sented to the first place win- be a success and perpetuate Second and Santa Clara Streets police department parking lot ners from SJS, De Anza, West into an annual event," said at Mission and San Pedro Valley, Foothill and San Jose Phone 293-7500 Chiechi. Alpha Phi soror- streets. City. ity is this year's co-sponsor. San Jose According to Bob Chiechi, There will also be first chairman of the rally, "Oedi- place awards for entrants Sigma Nu sponsors the pus Wrecks" is an ideal from the dorms and the Christmas Swing -a Thon in chance for college students Greeks as well as an over conjunction with Toys for to contribute to the com- all winner. In the at -large Tots and is in its 11th year. munity, and have fun while they are doing it." Entry fee for the race is 3 CHECK THESE YOUT SPECIALS! LT MK %KT FRESH FRYERScut up...36c a lb GRADE AA BUTTER...79c lb. "suit your size" CORN TORTILLAS...2 doz.for25c with bikini separates from HOT TAMALES...4 for 11.00 Sears Junior Bazaar ICE...10c per bag r Don't let one size top and at size bottom keep you TRY OUR SANDWICH BARI $1(rflest cor $lagnificerit all at sea. Our junior Bazaar lets you buy your bikinis by ,.ORIENT roast beef, pastrami, pepperoni, rsg the piece ... choose a fitting top, then match up with youl OM., Nfld., S... NO, favorite bikini bottom. 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Downtown 'Y women's glum haven

Photos by Dianne Hagaman

BY MARK SIMON

The YWCA building at Second and E. San Antonio streets has grown old and withered. It wears its wrinkles and grey hair not with dignity but resignedly, with sorrow. Narrow halls, creaky floors, the old room stands stolid, stoic almost as if it were reflecting on another era when the paint was bright and the meeting rooms glowed with the energy of people. The building itself, this part of it, is 57 years old," stated Miss Lois Cullison, YWCA director for San Jose. "It was designed by Julia Morgan, an early woman architect. She designed a lot of YWCA's in the 1910's and 1920's. The three story structure can house 95 young women. The rules stipulate that nobody over 35 can take rooms there. Miss Cullison stated the house is operating at approximately two-thirds capacity. Most of the residents are under 22. "Mostly they're on first jobs, just out of high school. They come, stay here a few months, then move on to apartments." The rooms are small, usually with two beds. Often the lineoleum is peeling off the floor. Cleaning services are supplied once a week, a custodian sweeps and vacuums. There is no food served in the "Y" and no food is allowed. Rent ranges from $52 to $65 a month. During the day the center is a haven for elderly women, an oasis in the shopping desert. But the building, like downtown San Jose, is crumbling, de- centralization has struck. "The tremendous change in downtown San Jose has resulted in the devastation of this part of it as far as retail business," Miss Cullison explains. "In a sense much the same thing has happened in the YWCA program. Very little of it happens in this building." The organization itself is far from dead. It has moved. Once a central city project, YWCA thrives now in outer communities. An example is the success of the Cambrian Center at 4343 Leigh Ave. The old Second street building won't be standing much longer. "The downtown area is changing very rapidly," Ms. Howard notes, "in both industry and population. An organization really has to run to keep up with those changes and serve those changes." "This building hasn't changed to keep pace with downtown," she concluded. Condemned to a master plan of redevelopment, the building waits, Miss Cullinson waits. After the de- struction of the old building, construction on a new building located on Third street will begin. "Really the building has been more of a headache than it's been a joy," Miss Cullison sighs. Still the building waits. The gloom of the place echoes across the auditorium on the third floor. The stairs squeak arthritically, the dirty windows allow only dim light through, the house is not of this era. Ms. Howard stated, -It's like being in a state of limbo." INV

April 6, 1972, 1-dw, SPORTS Imwalle:Consistency, control

BY JAY GOLDBERG Ogilvie sports motivation Pin -point control with his lmwalle said SJS sprint era He has a deceptive fast - test three times fastball, gone while at curveball and PRO AMBITIONS ball, a tricky curveball anda MPC and found he was lack- screwball has a lot todo with fluttering screwball. ing ambition. It. This season lmwalle has He realizes he is not a He's not Juan Marichal. "One way of gaining am- walked only eight batters in phenom a la Sandy Koufag. But in terms of success 5.15 bition is to set goals. My 54 innings. in regards to his major By Keith Peters pitcher Dave Imwalle has goal this season is to beat "I really don't rely on any league ambitions. (If there certainly approached A great era has past in the history of SJS track and Carlos added the AAU title in the 220 to fits long Mari- Mike Rusk's single season particular pitch to get the is a major league season chal's achievements, at least this field. list of achievements, Evans, took the 440 crown for win mark of 12," lmwalle batters out," stated lmwalle. year.) Names like Tommie Smith, John Carlos, Lee Evans, the third straight year. on the college level. said. "It depends on the day and "I really want to play In Over the last three Kirk Clayton, Ronnie Ray Smith, George Carty (the Putting all the speed merchants together (Sam lmwalle holds the two- what pitch happens to be go- the majors, but I don't care seasons the senior right- list goes on) have etched their names among the world's Davis, Clayton, Ronnie Ray Smith and Carlos) saw year mark at &IS with 16 ing good." who I play for. However, I best during their stints at SJS. SJS take the NCAA sprint relay mark in 39.1. hander has won 24 games, victories and has inclina- lmwalle has yielded only must develop an effective while losing only three(16-2 Talents like these may never be seen upon the During the twilight of their careers at SJS, the tions of breaking the all- 2.14 runs per game and has change -up pitch to compli. at SJS). He is '1-0 this Spartan track and field scene again. famed sprinters either held or co-held nine world time mark of 20 held by struck out 42. ment my regular reper- The area foremost in the minds of track and field records. season, was 9-2 as a junior teammate Rusk and John Meanwhile, opposing toire," said lmwalle. buffs, the sprints, started off the speed -conscious era Clayton lays claim to the 50 yard dash mark in 5.0; and 8-1 as a sophomore at Oldham, 1952-54. hurlers have had trouble With all of the records in 1959. Carlos shares the 100 yard dash title in 9.1 (he once Monterey Peninsula College CONSISTENCY throwing their 'out' pitch to and high ambitions Imwalls Sprinter Ray Norton became the Spartans' first ran an unofficial 9.0); Ronnie Ray Smith co -holds the (MPC). How does lmwalle win so lmwalle. has garnered, he regards his National champion in the 100 and 200 meter dashes 100 meter mark in 9.9; Evans owns the 400 meter lmwalle took the Tutko- consistently? The slugging pitcher is 3-1 victory over Santa Clara during the Amateur Athletic Union meet of that year. crown in 43.8. hitting at a .353 clip. He has earlier this season, as his Norton's marks set a precedent that was soon to see T. Smith, the dominant 220 runner during the 1960s, one home run, one double, "greatest" triumph at SJS. the Spartans dominate the world sprint scene. holds four world records by himself, either in the 220 scored five runs and fanag- "That win evened the SMITH YEARS or 200 meter dashns. led five walks to help his score for me after they beat In 1965, a slim, young speedster by the name of Eight of the nine world marks still stand. own efforts on the mound me in the District -8 Playoffs Smith burst onto the scene and into national limelight LAST STARS ARRIVE this season. last year." by winning the 220 yard dash in 20.9 during the United With the advent of the '70s, SJS saw the last of the "In high school I played lmwalle has thrown two Track and Field Federation meet. so-called superstars. third base when I didn't no-hitters during his career. Tommie Smith had only begun to give track fans a Hurdler George Carty earned the label of greatness pitch," he mused. He threw one no -no while at taste of what was soon to become one of the most with a 13.4 clocking in the high hurdles during the Another factor contribu- MPC during his sophomore feared and respected sprint corps in the country. 1971 NCAA meet. ting to Imwalle's victory campaign against Cabrillo That same year, Smith and teammates Wayne Carty's mark is the all-time SJS best and is sure string is his preference for and one in high school. Herman. Lloyd Murad and Maurice Compton set an to stand for a very long time as will the marks by pitching the second game of "I just go out to the NCAA record in the 440 yard relay in 40.5. A few Clayton, the Smith and Carlos. doubleheaders. mound and pitch. I really years later, that same time would be commonplace. The superstars are gone now. What is left, how- "I feel I can do a better don't worry about throwing

In 1967, Smith was joined by a heralded quarter - ever, is a new generation of SJS track and field talent. job in the second game, be- a no-hitter," lmwalle said. miler from San Jose's Overfelt high school named Lee Coach Ernie Bullard, after inheriting the Spartans cause I'm more relaxed," And pitch he does. Evans. from longtime coach, Bud Winter, also inherited a new Evans won the AAU National championship with a breed of athlete. A team athlete. 45.3 in the 440 while Smith added 220 titles in both the There are no superstars on this year's SJS squad, AAU and NCAA meets, clocking 20.4 and 20.2 times, and Bullard will be quick to agree. Rain slows netters; respectively. The 1972 Spartan cindermen are a cohesive team. The following year another name was added to the They work together, winning and losing, all in a team already star-studded sprint cast at SJS. effort. The track and field squads of the future will John Carlos, a cocky, well-built speedburner, paced probably also be based on this premise. the Spartans to a national championship in 1969 by The new breed is here to stay but it's doubtful the dual meets on tap winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes in 9.2 and 20.2. old breed will ever be forgotten. The SJS tennis team petition. hopes for clear skies today Kirmayr will return after to get in some dual meet the April 9 Davis Cup match action. 1 with Argentina, when the Weather permitting, the Spartans' schedule starts to Spartans will meet U.C. San heat up with a rematch with Diego today and Arizona Stanford and clashes with W . State tomorrow, both mat- Southern California powers ches set for 2 p.m. on the UCLA, USC and Long Beach 1.3.Var south campus courts. State. 'f't I !" Pitcher Dave Imwoile The netters, who are co - SJS, 6-2 this season, 0).111 / 4 favorites in this year's faces mainly non -conference PCAA competition along with competition on the way to the Long Beach State, played May 4 PCAA championships their last match on March 23. at San Diego -- Women's Sports Their scheduled match against U.C. Berkeley yes- terday was cancelled be- OS/ The doubles squad of as they could have," said Dr. cause of rain. lickx sari Donna Cosio and Maureen Lindquist, "but it's hard to San Diego and Arizona R.- I Kennedy were the only spark do your best against state- State are unknown quantities, that kept Dr. Edith Lind- national players." but SJS shouldn't have much quist's women's tennis crew The win for doubles was a trouble in either match. alive in Tuesday's action at "real achievement" as the The team is still tough Stanford. duo hasn't lost a match yet and deep enough to have won .7--’0111C11‘4.4,1r---_-.,- Despite the upset victory and hopes to lead the squad four straight since No. 1 man over Stanford's top ranked into the fray with Fresno Carlos Kirmayr departed for doubles team, the rest of SJS State April 15 in their next Dew. r .41 .er. Brazil and Davis Cup coin - SJS hurdler Milt Whitley (third from left) flashes his netters couldn't follow suit home league encounter. High-stepping Whitley form in the high hurdles against Long Beach State earlier and lost the other five this season and will do the same in the upcoming San matches. EUROPEAN DELIVERY ON BMW CARS & BIKES on the move for SJS Diego Relays Saturday. "They didn't play as well

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SJS sports stars will roll children Leo currently sport a 2 -ii Tenatively scheduled to pear again today at 12:30 more about drug abuse in the priorttv " tonight at 8in the men's gym . ecord participate is an array of Heading the Spartans are SJS Ali -Americans includ- The occasion is the third wheelchair athletics medal- The game is played in ing football star Dave annual wheelchair basket- ists Bob Dunn and Robert wheelchairs and is being held Chaney, baseball champ Al ball game between the SJS Millis. Alternating as team- to raise funds to send Millis Ariza, Dave Long, national CCLAZZII'LLO All - Amen( as s a III 11w mates are Pat Hamm, assis- and Dunn to the Paralympics. judo champion, and soccer 56 AUSTIN HEAL Y 300 Unique c las Contra Costa Co oil, Ilay. a $15 REWARD! 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Month, free service, no contract Call is constitutional. carnations at 51 00 doe no kidding) beds From West Coast 600 foreign students and the can students who support iture, pillows, tapestries Mellow Expenses paid, overtime, sightseeing. Esclw's 251-2598 Long stern roses at $3 50 & 54 50 dot A Tuition Committee was sales people and right on prices. 35 Free information -Write Jobs Over- Fly One WayFrom$125 committee is asking a $10 their cause. lie a florists box for additional 650 formed when an injunction S 4th 287-7030 seas, Dept P.O Box 15071. San PARACHUTE JUMP INSTRUCTION FlightsAll Year Long donation from each of them. Daisies 65c bunch. Bachelor Buttons Diego, Ca 92115 Complete first lump course All was filed against the Cali- Donations may be sent to 950 bunch,- -Daffodils. Tulips, Iris, Special student SHREDDED FOAM RUBBER The per equipment furnished Flights Also Availablt, Stock. Violets etc etc etc You name fornia State College Board The conference pointed Tuition Committee, c/o pound Any amount Ph 293-2954 LIKE TO MAKE $10.00 PER HOUR? rates Stevens Para Left Oakland to Israel and the Orient it. we've got 11,, Whether youbuy one Let the Green Thumb show you how, Airport 569 5358 of Trustees protesting a hike out although the injuction ICSC, 484 E. San Fernando flower will receive the or a dozen you LARGEST SELECTION of current, ever sell anything? Let Green Thumb For Informatior Every pur- in foreign tuition. covers former and contin- St., San Jose, Calif. 95112. same "fuss & ribbons" used paperbacks, records and books train you free Unlimited opportunity. TYPING, Experienced. fast. also edit Contact 365-8625 chase is gift wrapped You never got 1/2 price Quality books and records Call 249-4010 mg Former English teacher so much torso little money TRY US- purchased Topprices paid- cash. or 244 6444 aft 6 Mary Bryner F.S.E.P. also have a - -YOU'LL LIKE US!! We trade Lots of fiction, supplernentals, ORGANIST WANTED for established Rd. plants, ter 801 Woodside large selection of potted and classics RECYCLE BOOK rock group Need no equipment Call AUTO INSURANCE remains. and dry ar Redwood City dish gardens 286-6275 IR6S 2nd St for audition 293-3832 No driver refused low nui rah, ESEP- SJSC Members Union offers free angement flowers Everything at Harvi., Diesner 241 1900 irices specialty Tenants can afford Our you FINE CLASSICAL GUI TARS FOR PER- s our small ' Iltr the hospital' ar THESIS TYPING - ELECTRIC Mas- angements at El 95 & 52 50 They re FORMERS AND TEACHERS. Lessons. HOUSING Sunnyvale 783-2671 ter's Reports Disertations ute and "just enough' We are open Marianne Tarriberg 1924 Harris Ave 9 AM to 7 PM daily & Sunday 11 2 day STUDENT RENTALS WATER BEDS San Jose's oldest Cali 371 0395, San Jose Holidays) 720 University Ave Los Furnished Houses 3 & 4 Bedrooms water bed store. Yin Yang Water Gatos 356-6314 or 356 4839 tat the 2 Baths FOR PROBLEM PREGNANCY CARE, Bed Co invites you to compare food, music tomorrow end of the cyclone fence behind Oak Furnished Apts & Studios pr clown, y tosting ontr eption and quality, price, and service LIMITED Mewesie Park) 1 & 2 bedrooms stcrilliation Call F amity Planning GAS NUMBER OF PARACHUTES 28f1 die' Rental Specialists since 1955 Alternalivos /89 9011 IiiljljlIIjlIIlj 1,'lL.11Lt'. Internal Revenue Service for meter, orange and white Great for housing in the SJS area. Stu- PASSPORT PHOTOS -ONE DAY SER- Borelli Really, 295 No 10th Regular 94.0ttane ceilings, drapes, clothes, etc Only .nion will sponsor a free tenants to air grievances dents working for the union VICE 4 FOR $375 15 minutes ser Call 297 2410 DICK'S ACIUASERV vice available Daily 8 am -3 p m $5 Visit one of our stores I 400 Ago!um repaired 11.1,11141 kirbecue tomorrow begin- and receive legal action on are surveying apartment blocks west of 5../51 Sat till noon Tinker Bell Studio Park Ave (8 147 UNITS 4 Swimming Pools Buy /91 MX% Sell Ph 28 E Campbell Ave ning at 5 p.m. at the Seventh specific tenant - landlord dwellers and landlords' at- 1040 The Alameda, S.1 286-1263 or GARDEN VILLA APARTMENTSNeat- lai Winchester) Ph 370 1040 TYPING -term 29 91 0 street barbecue pits. problems. titudes in the area. Clean-Quiet Studio Apts sep dress- papers, etc , exper- ing rm ienced and fast Phone 269-8674 union, GET CASH FOR YOUR STORE COU- FULL 'SIZE -TIEDYED PARA- SOMETHING SPECIAL-DOI Two STS groups are ache- Currently the For additional informa- Studio convertible PONS. Ex 15O off on next purchase CHUTES. The ultimate in decorating to 2 bdrms. 2 dress- sponsored by the Associated ing rms, a baths, kit ARABIC BELLY DANCING INSTRUC- Ethyl 1100.0ctane Riled tor musical entertain - tion phone Bud Carney or of MJB coffee Phone Jim 298-2170 your flat, only $15 Satisfaction and dining rm, accornodates 4 adults Well' TION Special rates for students, weld. Students. is compiling a list James Beall in the A.S. guaranteed 710 N 23rd St Apt 1 for information, Call YOUR SPIRITS! lighted reserved parking. night Zarifa 295- which will include evalua- LIFT Ph 297-1444 seemoty 5418 The barbecue is designed Housing Office at 277-3201. Join a college -age BALLET class at patrol. close to busline. shipping. tions ut Ballet Essential SJS. $105 and up. 1319 Sunny Court expose San Jose tenants to all multiple -unit Eufrazi. School of HAND MADE RINGS. Choose from SPECIAL FOR STUDENTS -Tailoring dancer. Ss); 297-1200 3 2 91 0 techniques for the beginning red & gold tiger eye, turquois and -Designing-Alterations for males :he concept of the Tenants & 246-6675 if no answer 241-1776 fire agate $10.00 & up Ph 225- females. Call 293-5009 9 AM 5 MT. HAMILTON RD. Serve Yourself tnion and services it pro - 7472 1 ACRE, P M Nancy. 951 Walnut St SJ .ides. THE ECOLE FRANCAISE OF SANTA BREATHTAKING VIEW beginning. nur- Executive Custom Country Home. And Save CLARA COUNTY is MT. HAMILTON RD. 1 ACRE, GOING TO AFRICA? CANADA? The Tenants Union offers sery school this fall. espocil.y for Executive 2,200 sq. ft., $ yrs old, beautiful Campus VIEW On BREATHTAKING EUROPE? Learn French forst Better speak inn decorated. 3 bedrooms, Cigarettes 35c .,unstling services, legal the children of French Custom County Home. 2,200 sq. ft., 2 bath, built still, learn it with a french girl! are interested please in bar, 6 sliding glass doors, beamed parents If you 3 yrs. old, beautiful decorated. 3 Ind or group Rapid method Call Prices subject to ivice and a liason with the ceilings thruout. Low call 298-2570 bedrooms, 2 bath, built in bar. 6 county taxes. Soliinge 297-6042 change without sliding glass doors, beamed ceil- Appraised with $59,900. 10% down to qualified buyer. Sell for 55,900 firm, notice ings thruout. Low county taxes. WHO'S ON THIRD? fRegoztration) is the name of the game Call Ron Gabriel -agent 377-8181 MADE FOR Women's Week: rights, roles Appraised with $56,900 10% down Your friendly neighborhood Typing the (Establishment) plays. Let's to qualified buyer Sell for $55,900 SarViCa 287.4355 TRY1 IT, YOU'LL EACH OT HER Women's rights, the role of women in politics and other (boat them) at 1 - Senator George NEED NEAT FEMALE ROOMMATE PURITAN firm Call Ron Gabriel - agent LIKE IT,) "The best comedy of lacets of life, and equalitarian marriages will be discussed McGovern 377-8181 NOW to &hare 2 bilrrn unfurn apt the year and the by SJCC with 2 others $58 mu 297- during Women's Week, April 10-15. Please help us Let it notb said by a 2 PIONEER SPEAKERS. Model CS - 9521. OIL CO. best love story:' future, forlorn generation that ours TRANSPORTATION Highlighting the week will be Drs. Daryl andSandra Bern, 77 Nice wood. Ex Cond. $100 each. - free NS 0.11k time when we lost our nerve and 10th & Taylor University. They willdis- was a See at 540 S. 9th, Steve FOR RENT April 1, 2 bdrm Act SHOWN AT 7 & 10 , psychology professors at Stanford wasted our great potential because we Furnished 5150 mo 463 N 5th St NINTH ANNUAL JET FLIGHTS cuss the strong and weak points of their equalitarian mar- despaired before we dared George 05 Call 2997188 or 295-4482 EUROPE FROM $299 ROUND TRIP 6th & Keyes "THE PANIC IN McGovern needs student volunteers. REPLACE THE EASTER BUNNY with JAPAN FROM $349 ROUND TRIP riage as part of their presentation. 1878 W San Carlos. or phone 289- OWN ROOM FOR RENT- in duplex NEEDLE PARK" an Irish Setter puppy Sire best in CALL FLIGHT CHAIRMAN -1916) 4th & William will also be 9118 We Speakers, films, and an African dance troupe need you class of 13 setters at Golden Gate - Call Andy 292-0227 451-7905 part of next week's activities, sponsored by the Women's 1971 Excellent lines College pro- 4248 OVERLAND, DEPT B fessor offering students substantial FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT. 2 CULVER CITY, CA 90230 Studies Department. the League of Women Voters and Ex- AN ELECTRONIC EVENING FOR story, 4 bdrm 277 N 5thSt .293-3899 1111111111111011 discount. Los Gatos 379-5109 um. LINCOLNA MAR so. perimental College. YOUR MIND EUROPE -ISRAEL -EAST AFRICA TRI-M presents Mr Victor Herrick 5401w CRUZ 476-,530 MARRIED COUPLES Student Travel Discounts, inexpensive 111111.1111 Carptro -Vision Innovations in SJS Large 2 bdrm. apt. wise crpt., blt/in student camping tours through out West lectronic communications & featur- UNIVERSITY SHIRTS CSU, ktchn Quiet complex, 1/2 blk to SJS and East Europa, including Russia. ing the newest in videotape cassettes. Available in assorted sixes & colors large pool, beautifully maintained by SOFA agent for inter - European student Academic senator petitions due Tuesday, April 4 Limited supply Call Dave 243-0129 resident owner 5150/mo., 466 S. 5th charter flights. CONTACT: ISCA Garden City Hofbrau elected Cl 286-0944 114117 San Vicente Blvd. 04 LA Calif . , for academic senators Market & Post St BLACKLITE POSTER $1.50. Candles, art supplies 90049 TEL: 12131 826-5669 12131 826 - ii,--: up. Blacklite fixtures tor three-year terms from the schools of applied sciences 645 PM Social Hr - 8 OOPMSpeaker patches, 50c & & tube, 18 inch $11.95, 2 ft. $16.95, 1 BDRM. APT for rent. Furn., W & G 0955 or call campus rep: Steve Cote! and iris. and natural sciences and tnatheniaties must he re- 4 ft $21.95. 80 E. San Fernando paid. 1/2 blk from S.B. $110/mo. 14151 845-7131 hours 4-7 pin 100/STUDENT turned by Wednesday April 19. Nominations will be from PUBLIC AUTO MART 48S. 4th St. 287-7367 has expanded into a "Mobile F learnart OVERSEAS JOBS FOR STUDENTS DSC NT* : schools, but balloting will be largely by SJS faculty. Oct' autos, trucks, boats, motor- SCUBA EQUIPMENT complete outfit. 0 i--’ the never used $200 MOTORCYCLE '67 M or F roommate for house 1 block Australia, Europe, S America. Africa cycles, trailers, etc We do the ad- .11- The only prerequisite is that the professor be tenured. Excell, Cond. from campus Own room $60 & util etc All professions and occupations FINE ARTS . CERAMICS vertising. you do the selling, We SUZK 200 CC X-5. 1 . 5200. 941-1030 297-1964 $700 to $3,000 monthly E xpenses pod Further information may be obtained from W.G. Allan, go over 2,000 "Prospect we Buy- overtime, sightseeing Free infor COMMERCIAL AkT . DRAFTING chairman of the College Elections Committee, ext. 72636. ers" each wknd Total cost for HOUSE to share for mature clean cut mation Write. Jobs Overseas, Dept seller - $12 (good until sold) fee INTERESTED IN LEARNING MOW TO PLAY male college student over 21, in return 04 P0 Box 15071, San Diego, Ca * $3.00 Min. Purchase includes 30 day listing for any vehi- the Harmonica, 1 Banjo Have own instrument" -Open -Phone 12 hrs maintainance work per week 92115 cle not sold the first weekend Based Fee 266-6821 "Tim" Saratoga. Call 354-8178 or 354-8873 San Jose's Oldest and Largest Art Store on our experience on March, 35% FLYING SOON? of all vehicles were sold after 1 :f'i'tgiu.iide 4 Stereo FEMALE NEEDED share 2 bedroom EAST to Denver, Chicago, New York eked of display - we do even better FOR SALE Dyneco PAT Pre -Amp & Stereo 60 c ez.r amp . house Willow Glen, fenced yard, gard- Boston. Washington or Europe WEST on V W's & mod priced trans vehi- to 1 yr .olo & Shure M 91E storvo ner, fireplace, $100/rno , call aft Hawaii or the Orient Your TWA cle, Every Sat & Sun 9-4 Capital Campus cartridge 287-1004 5 PM 296-2265 Rep BrUl, F reeman can help Drive' In Theatre Capital Express- you make your GETAWAY NOW! Save way & Montrery Rd FURNISHED ROOMS, 1.3 with a TWA YOUTH PASSPdR CHROME WHEELS, reve-sed, 1 REFINED, T and take up for Chevy. 5 for $40 Cal, 241 2757 MALE kitchen privileges, no smoking to 14 months to pay with a Tectings misc. or drinking 293-3088 FREE, EASILY OBTAINABLE, TWA GETAWAY CREDIT CARD, TODAY TODAY TAPE RECORDER, Sony portable 4 Call Bruce AUTOMOTIVE .1 287 8668 fur information ALPHA ETA RHO, aviation fraternity. GERALD MASAO OSHITA, Bay Area track stereo Seidorn used S125 I GIRL NEED TO share house with Singer 7 p m , BC 113 All students welcome late musician, will perform a "New Ex Coed 244-2757 2 others Salim 293-0400: '63 WESTCOAST ER 3 wewei maltvan EURORAIL ou s solallights FMA 7 p in , Blum's. Town and Coon Music" concert, Rpm CU Umunhum 299-2247 Good condition Best offer over 5100 carrentals-hostels pimsions try Village "Meet our dean night " Room sports call 292-6427 alter 4 Pin eur opeancars - shopping sleeping HILLEL FOUNDATION is offering a FREE PVT. ROOM & BOARD near bags "JOURNEY IN TIME," reflections on HELP WANTED mountsinboots. etr Condor. free class on Jewish mysticism and college in exchange for cooking & /305 the Grand Canyon. will be shown by '87 PONTIAC G TO. asp tans . 4D1 light housekeeping for dude 52 Wilshire Boulevard Santa Mono a 213 Chasidism, 7 30 p in , at the Jewish Audubon Society screen we'll insure it the National Cu in , 58.000 rn. Rift $850 US! kids 7-8 yrs Call 275-9497 5286064 Student Center, 47 S Fifth St All YOU WANT tour. Rpm ,MorrisDalley Auditorium Bbt sts , clean, body .ro cand students are invited Your Chance to Help Other People --- 259-5972 or 3/4 4504 UNIVERSITY TRAVELERS CLUB MANPOWER ADMINISTRATION CLUB SONG GIRL TRYOUTS PRACTICE, 7 Money Is A Bonus LARGE MOOERN DELUXE FUR- for less. 9 p rot C U Costanoan Room Fredorn, Fun, Education Traveling this summer, Stay over- 6 p in Business Tower 316 NISHED APT for rent-2bdr -2 bth- night free, Stuck al home, Host THE NAVIGATORS, Bible study. 7.30 '60 AUSTIN -COOPER. Sc. cerb , frt. SHAKLEE'S UNLIMITED Ideal for 4. 1/2 month's FREE California Financial Responsibility Six month JAPANESE -AMERICAN STUDENT AS- travelers Meet friendly people Ex- p en , C U Pacheco Room disc brakes. Runs fine $450. Fun OPPORTUNITY rent for 2 mo lease starling be- SOCIATION, 10 rn p m , Art change privileges with members on SIGMA DELTA CHI, 8p in, Journalism droving Call Sylvia aft 264-7045 ONLY 1/2 BLOCK FROM CAMPUS fore Apr. 15 Rent S220/mo.-Sum- rates for qualified students are as low as: Gallery In honor of Japan Week, US and Canada Write now for full 208 The deadline dinner will be dis- 466 South 5th 02 29/ 3866 mer 5120/ mo 996-2494 or 264- there will be tea ceremony, rib- details UTC, P0 Bo. 9147. Berkeley cussed along with ways to nelp mem- '63 PORSCHE 1600 COUPE. Silver John 6 Mary Rhoades 9367 Only 3 blks from SJS bon flowers, and calligraphy Calif 90709 Single Male - age 17-19 ...... $153 bers get jobs with red interior 65,000 miles. FILIPINOAMERICAN STUDENT AS- COUNSELOR EDUCATION DEPART- JET CHARTER FLIGHTS New tires. Radio Ix heater $1,600 ATTRACTIVE GIRLS SPACIOUS 1 130111.4 APT. Furn. 5150, SOCIATION, 7 p in C U Almaden MENT announces a new admissions WANTED for LONDON from 5129 ONE WAY 20 ...... $139 Call 739-6613 nude modeling Study while you work unfurn. $140. 1/2 block to SJS. Ideal Room Plans for skating party and policy All graduate students who do for roommates. 1 1/3 bath. 439 S. EUROPE, HONG GONG, ORIENT other events not have a signed, approved program No sex or porno $60 to $100 per Weekly Departures' 21 74 CHEV. 11111. Flatbed Trk. Needs day Full or part tome, mornings, 4th 293-3762 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE COLLEGE OR- must be screened by the department PLEASE CONTACT 415 391-2228 work on steering Engine OK. Ideal afternoons, ee.ni ngs GANIZATION. 7 30p m . college chapel before registration for Cl will be Artists & Win a free trop to London Single Female - 21 & over 40 Ion camper $225 Call Don 296-7693 Models Studio 1415 Alameda SJ 2 BDRM, APT. FURN. $180, 1 bdrm Everyone welcome accepted Screening includes applica- Day to 3 30 apt turn S110 Call 286-4107 Married Male - age 21.24 54 TOMORROW tion forms and an interview Forms 990-1965 HAWIIAN SUMMER SEMESTER IRANIAN STUDENTS wASSOCIATION, are available in Education 401 Over 25 grad 50 undergrad courses 'WI BSA VICTOR SHOOTING STAR 441 DANCERS, 53 hour up and amateur ROOM FOR RENT with home and 12 30 pm. CU Pacifica Room A In choose from for college credit DEADLINE for submitting applications CC. Recently rebuilt. New tires. topless every Wednesday $1510 all kit. prov. Linens and laundrey incl. film of the struggle of the Iranian $579 includes air fare, housing for the 1972 Faculty Research Grant no. coed 5500 Never in dirt Cell participants. 5251w winner Partici Near IBM. Call 225-0117 at college. stuArrit people in 1953 will be shown beautiful Chuch Coll of Hawaii, three Student Fellowship compelotion is Mon. 287.7387 pants offered contract The Brass BLACK MASQUE, 4 pm.CU Gua- meals a day and sightseeing 404 day. April 17 Application blanks are Rail 734 1454 LNG, STUDIO 5100. 1 Bdrm. apt Juno le dalupe Room to July 29 Special 3 week teacher's available in Administration Building '66 BUICK SKYLARK CONVERTIBLE. $125 Fore mod.. new paint in SPEAKERS workshop. 0 units, 5459 Write 147 lent 729411 One owner, good condition, new auto,' GARDENER -HANDYMAN summer Now taking resv for June. Is. Third St. TOMORROW 3 to 4 hrs. 751S 2nd St 293-7796 WORLD VISTA TOURS, 150 S. Los TOMORROW trans $690 or best offer 225-0171 on Sat. or Sun. Permanent, LIONEL CLIFFE, formerly the dire, $2 298-4900 Robles, Pasadena, Calif 91101 Ion of developmental studies at the BENEFIT BASKETBALL GAME for SC/RAMBLER: 1969 factory perfor- NEAR IBM 3 bdrrn.. 2 bath garden of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Black EOP. Rpm Men's Gym Omega RUSSIA mono* car, 500 built, 390 AMX engine, SALES home, Awls dps , AEK, dishwasher, -SCANDINAVIA. 5 ohs 5350 ..nsurctrice service ',Peak on -Socialism in Tanzania." Psi Ph, fraternity versus Alpha Phi inclusive London departures L289-8681 discs, malts, new polyglas tires. Work part-time as a campus repr- patio, 2 cr carport Lg., playground Small "CU Costanoan Room Alpha 75 cents group camping Hurst, well maintained, $1,350 firm sentative for Encyclopaedia Britannica inside utilily area 5200/rno or $205/ travel (ages 18-301 255 -2419 -eves $200/400 month- interesting challenge mo o frig. 227-3543 Also Eueope, Africa Write Whole Must be egressive and enjoy working Earth Expeditoons Ltd , US Agents for Transit VW GHIA '57 1500 engine, sincro with people Al Edwards 289-1350 DORM CONTRACT FOR SALE. 5150. Travel L Id Box 1497 K C Mo 64141 trans, extractor exhaust, radio, new Includes food ti living expenses till tires. Good running condotoon Call WORK PART TIME NOW and full time June Call Jerry 277-8833 (408)374-7777 HOW MUCH LONGER CAN PM 257-3776 this summer We train you for an exciting position in management, with FOR RENT 2 [Mem furnished. water PERSONALS & garbage pd 1/2 block from SJS '69 VW ALCOA'S largest subset:hwy. If you Bug, AM/FM Radio S1,400/ Quiet, $130 mo 40 5 4th Call offer like to work with people, call 288- GHOST WRITERS lor Term YOU STAND THE CITY? 292-7782 Ex cond. 287-7387 Paper 8739 after 4 PM, Agency Need informatton for story, '611 MUSTANG MACH 1, 351, AT, PS, names kept confidential Call Sandy ARTIST WANTED PD. fact aim, VT, New tires &shocks, to show paintongs MEN- loshare a room with a :i.rn 1.30 430 277-3181 Spartan Daily at new Pacific Stereo. If what you need is answered Eye coed $2,000 287-2344 San Jose pebble student in clean pleasant Call Mgr 249-1444 college co-op house at 406 S I lb. St Ire register "non-partisan") indicates NEW REBUILT 6 USED VW parts. your ignorance of the system Ask STUDENTS WANTED TO promote by the wilderness, we'd like repair VW & ornportedcrs Herbert FURN, STUDIO APT, Quiet Sr. or your campus registrar Register youth game in their towns Generous /119 1197. 82 Goodyear St SJ Grad. male $70 rno. 643 $ 6th St. Democratic, remain mentally Inds. offer per sale of each game 287-5955 to help you get there. pendent- -"WE can change the world"- NEED GIRL TO SHARE 3bdrrn house -Senator George McGovern Classified Rates w/5 others. S50/mo plus old. 680 advice if you want it, One Two Three Four F,oe Ea, h add, S 12th Ph. 293.6205 Available April FREE!! PLEASE HELP? Moving, lay days days days days bona, day lst. most give up 9 ono old dog, female, it, friendship I line, SI 50 200 225 2.40 250 35 good w/choldren house broken, part gear if you need 2 BORM APT FOR RENT $175/mo. terr/shep. Needs home and LOVE' I 11110 200 50 2 75 290 2 3 00 35 641 S I Ith St Take over lease for Call. 277-3460 8.5prn 225-1147 aft it 1 if you'll accept lines 2 50 3 00 325 340 3 50 35 months CII 287 7128 5 IMPS 300 350 375 390 400 35 WE'RE IN THE CAMPBELL PLAZA, LOST 8. FOUND SELL IT AT 2513 WINCHESTER BLVD, 50 50 50 so 50 LOST BURGUNDY PHOTO ALBUM Mai ch 17 Near S 7In & WilLiam St CAMPBELL on route Minimum Three Lois One 13ay to San Jose Airport Reward 297 2898 before 7 p m WITH WE DO WHAT WE CAN Check a Classification MOUNTAIN If today is Thursday. April 13th, lit CLASSIFIED LIFE is ' Help Woolen n paitoois the last day to register, so we can j Housing 0 Se,,,,,. Isitlect) Georg. McGovern to beat Sal. Tricky. LU (1 Leal awe fend 0 It Jose, Winn Al)