Thursday, March 8, 1973 Beall questions Spartan environs study Serving California State University at San Dail*Jose Since 1 934 By BILL PATERSON a lack ot replacement facilities olunteer San lose Planning Com- should Spartan City be displaced. mission member lames Beall is dis- He also contends if Spartan City satisfied with the city's en- remains, the stadium expansion may vironmental impact study on the mean increased levels of congestion, Districting controversy brewing; proposed Spartan Stadium expan- noise and air pollution that would sion. adversely affect residents. "I think there are some unanswered "If so. the project would lead to a questions on what effect the stadium public controversy. involving the expansion will have on Spartan students at California State Cit y." he said. "The study hasn't dune University, San lose." he wrote. councilmen Co//a, Garza, comment this." Bill Allison, manager of the SISU Spartan City, constructed as tem- Auxiliary Enterprises which By GAIL skikomoTo representation ol Chicanos in city inflexible, as to not sit down and demaroting more accountability from porary housing during World War II, operates Spartan City. said, "We First of three parts government." rationally consider districting?" their council members. As a result, is a small, inexpensive housing com- don't have any plans to move." "I'm opposed to districting, and I According to Collo, however, es- asked Garza. "That's what is when people realize that through dis- munity in the south campus area for Allison, who has not read the im- think the voters of this community tablishing a Chicano district will not happening right now. Two camps tricting accountability can be pin- San lose State University married pact study said he does not believe will be opposed to it," claimed Coun- solve the Chicano problems. With the have formed, each as concerned for pointed to specific representatives. at udent s. the Spartan Stadium expansion will cilman Joseph Cotta. "You cannot set majority of council members the city as anyone else, but the lack of the concept of districing can be Beall, who does not have voting have adverse effects other than in- up a city by dividing it into islands remaining non -minorities, the communication is breeding accepted and achieved by the ma- powers, wants to submit his ques- creased noise and air pollution. against one another, yet this is what Chicano viewpoints would be voted misunderstanding, suspicion and jority, said Mineta. tions on the planned expansion in the Residents of the 148-unit project districting will do." down. fear." Colla and Blackmore assert the Department of Public Work's impact have said in the past they do not mind Misrepresentation "Wards and districts become bad When asked if he believed the proposal will fail. study. The hearing on the study has Spartan City because the rents are when individual council members set Another facet of districting in- proposal will pass. Mineta said with "No matter what they do and how been postponed for two weeks, ac- inexpensive and provide recreational According to themselves up as king-men," volves representation. 60 per cent of San Jose's population they do it, I affirmly believe it will be cording to Beall. facilities for their children. each council member countered Councilman Al Garza. Blackmore, having come from somewhere else, defeated," said Colla. "They want to Beall said the hearing was The city, because of a California his time knowing and "Sure, political machinery has oc- should allocate such as Chicago, there may be a set up 12 councilmanic districts and originally scheduled for last Tuesday State Supreme Court ruling last fall of all the people of the city, curred in district forms representing hesitancy by people to vote for it 13 council seats? You can't even get but was deferred because the city's requiring impact studies on projects government, but there are processes from a particular not primarily a few because of previous disliked en- seven council members to put their bonding council wanted more time to with a "significant impact" on the en- which can be instituted that will area. counters with a similar plan. heads together!" study the report. vironment. had to do an impact protect the citizens of San Jose from But with one-half million residents However, he noted people are Tomorrow: Machinery in San lose? "There haven't been any planning report. the negativism of wards and dis- in San lose and seven at large council efforts towards Spartan City," Beal Although it does not mention any tricts." members, Garza believes San lose is PIO 1101/1""MI 00 contended. "If the expansion is effects expansion would have on Is districting in San lose feasible not adequately being represented to 0 carried out it may have to be closed." Spartan City, it reports the stadium and practical? its fullest extent. Beall added he is neither for or expansion would be an asset to the The above reactions by Coun- "I was raised in the East side. I against the project, only interested in community, providing more cilmen Colla and Garza mirror the know the issues and the needs of effects the stadium would have on recreational opportunities as well as controversy which is brewing over these people." he said. But a person the environment. future revenues. the districting issue. from the West side does not really The proposed expansion under the More friction understand either the attitudes, the According to the senior SJSU guise of the city and the university And, according to Ray Blackmore, philosophy, or the mode of living of urban studies major, the university would cost approximately $6 million former chief of police and member of the East side people. The problems N has done little planning in regards to and increase the seating capacity the "Progress Committee on are different." moving Spartan City. He also from 18,200 to 37,000. Government," more friction will en- With districting implemented, believes Pres. Nixon's recent The city will pay for the expansion sue during the months preceding the Garza thinks the viewpoints of termination of the Department of while the university will provide the tentative June election when a different communities can be Housing and Urban Development's land and retain ownership, according charter amendment to establish dis- represented fairly on council. college housing program could mean to plans. trict boundaries is expected to be Garza, Colla, Mineta and presented before the city's electorate, Blackmore all agree, however, the 12- pending the results of the April coun- district plan could be unwieldly. cil election. Parking spaces with the theory "I have no quarrel The Citizens Committee for Coon- and practice of councilmanic dis- cilmanic Districting is seeking to in- tricting," said Mineta. "However, sure equal representation in city trying to reconcile 12 districts could council by dividing San Jose into 12 be a major problem. With 12 other to get new signs districts and changing the system of council members, you don't have a electing candidates from election at meeting, but an assembly, a debating "Reserved for Official Car" parking for disabled students, said Dr. large to election by individual dis- society." signs will soon be replaced by more Stanley Benz, then dean of students. tricts. Both Mineta and Garza favor a accurate signs that read "For now working with counseling at According to Dr. George Castro, seven-district plan, instead. This, Disabled Students" in parking stalls SJSU. Benz worked with the former member, the proposal will enable all they believe. coupled with the return at San Jose State University. Chief of Police, Ray Blackmore when areas in San lose to be represented in of a strong -mayor form of According to Bill Genneo, an signs were posted near the library council, increase minority government rather thant he present engineering technician for the city's and student union. participation and reduce campaign council-manager form of traffic division, "it's a matter of get- The parking areas are on city ting them made and putting them up." costs. government, will serve the citizen's MOce flussell owned streets and come under the Wide differences of opinion exist interests better than the system of Councilman Garza and Mayor Mineta The present signs were put up auspices of the San lose Police however, over the effectiveness of electing council members at large. "over 15 years ago," and were put up Department. Several times a day such a plan. According to Mineta, "there would students without proper disabled Blackmore, representing the con- be a much stronger accountability of Study seeks education reform parking permits are ticketed, but the clusion of the executive board of the the chief executive to the electorate." exact amount isn't known, according "Progress Committee on Garza noted, though, any such plan to Lt. Gordon Ballard of traffic en- Government," believes districting "involved a lot of work being done to forcement at SiPD. will do more harm than good. institute protective measures, such "It's much too costly to keep any Fragmented city as term limitation, full disclosure of Student involvement urged kind of accurate record on how many He opposes districting because he campaign funds, and an equally-dis- tickets are given out in the area, but The joint Committee on Higher giving the boards "credibility with in believes it will fragment the city and tributed budget plan to insure tatives already participate my guess is about a dozen tickets a Education has tentatively their constituencies." invite political patronage. "Every against wardism or bossism." governance at many levels and have day," Lt. Ballard speculated. recommended student participation The proposal includes the addition member of council should have the Blackmore stated with the mayor frequently taken part in meetings of Mary Rogers, disabled students on the governing boards of of a faculty member on each board. involvement city as a whole at heart, not just a elected at large, and each council governing boards. This coordinator at SJSU, said that her of- California's three-level system of Both the student and faculty board particular district." he said. member elected from his own dis- has generally enhanced fice has been trying to get the present higher education. members "would not vote but should has come to Also, as a citizen, each voter should trict, nothing will be accomplished deliberations. The time incorrect signs changed for some Along with 55 other recommen- have the right of full participation in the have a voice in electing all the council by debating with 12 other people. formalize and guarantee time, but with no luck. dations culminating the committee's all sessions," the recently released participation of these groups," it members which represent him, not "It would be better and more ef- Now the signs reading "For 22-month critical study of the state's report stated. on to say. just one, he said. ficient to keep the council members at went Disabled Students" are on their way, higher education plan, it is aimed at "Students and faculty represen- beyond this, Colla added districting will lead to a small number and increase the pay The report goes via Los Angeles. Bill Genneo said in suggesting the boards in inevitable trouble because "it will so they can spend more time on coun- however, that they were sent in recently and not representative of the build up a power base for the ins and cil," he maintained. general are should be back soon. of the state, and notes the not the outs." In respect to boundary lines, people Mrs. Rogers spoke pessimistically. are typically White, male. Mayor Norman Mineta, however, Blackmore said districting is im- Buy-sell margin increase members however, concerning non-disabled middle-aged. well-educated, disagreed with Colla's argument. practical because of San jose's con- at least students parking in disabled and wealthy. Patriotism to a particular dis- tinual annexation of land. With the student's stalls even when the new largely trict, he noticed, does not occur in the addition of each new annexation, dis- "Since each person is signs are posted. affected by his own experience, the state legislature. tricting on a population will become chief urged by bookstore ability and Although legislators are elected by imbalanced, he continued. resultdespite sincerity, districts, "they don't speak in terms Mineta sees no problem The Spartan Bookstore should buy represented only a 5 per cent profit goodwillis uniformity rather than diversity," it said in this connection. of 'my district' but 'my state' or 'my Mineta, however, sees no problem back used text books at 60 per cent of margin, compared to the previous 25 "The Regents, Trustees, and country,' " Mineta explained. in the redrawing of city lines with a the list price new and sell them for 75 per cent margin. members of the Board of Governors Grad forms The issue of minority represen- seven-district plan. per cent, said bookstore manager Based on the profit margin drop, he tation in city council is another im- Whatever the outcome is of the dis- Harry Wineroth yesterday in a two estimated the bookstore lost over should better reflect the population portant aspect of the districting plan, tricting proposal, "the city council hour meeting with A.S. Consumer $16.000 in additional income. He said of California with respect to their Garza pointed out. members had better pay attention to Coordinator, Judy Garcia. $1400 was made up by the volunteer wealth, sex, ethnic background and deadline set "History is an indicator, a revealer what the totals of the districting vote Ms. Garcia said she is considering help organized by Ms. Garcia leaving age." Friday, March 4, is the lined day on of trends," he continued, "and history say," Garza warned. the proposal and will give her a $15,000 deficit. While the committee wants to which graduate students may turn in reveals that minorities have not "Districting must be analyzed recommendation after she discusses Last year, the Spartan Bookstore retain board appointments in the their graduation application forms. faired well in city government" under because eventually some form of it with A.S. executives and receives text book area lost an approximate hands of the governor, it This deadline applies only to the present system of at large elec- government, some responsive type of their opinions. $53,000 so, if all other prices recommended he make his selections graduate students who plan to tions. institution, will have to be set up to Winerot h drew his conclusion from remained the same, it would lost from a list given him by a proposed graduate at the end of the Spring 1973 Rand Corp. scientists, who recen- deal with the issues of the city," he a four week study, Jan. 29-Feb. 23, of $83,000 this year. "broadly-based commission," semester with an M.A. degree. tly researched San lose for a study on said. this past semesters experimental Including all departments. the whenever there is a vacancy. Students who have completed their It also recommended ending the re- national urban problems, discovered However, according to Garza, two price change of text books. bookstore made a $57,000 profit last graduation applications may turn quirement of Senate confirmation. minority problems could become conflicting groups have formed over At the end of last semester, the year. If the experimental book prices them in to the Graduate Studies critical if changes are not quickly in- the districting issue, each of which Spartan Bookstore bought back used were to continue for the remainder of The present report is a draft and a Department in the Admin. 150. Blank corporated. refuse to consider the opinions of the books at 60 per cent and sold them at the year, based on Wineroth's statis- final version will not be given to the application forms will be available Rand Corp. suggested "major ef- other group. 65 per cent compared to the normal 50 tics, only a $27,000 profit would be legislature until after the series of for those who have not yet obtained forts should be made to obtain real "Will either side be so dogmatic. so to 75 per cent breakdown. This made. weekly open hearings during March them. King shows budget; athletics 'not priority'

By JOANNE (AMBLE of the relationship het w veil he A.S. and the athletic delta' meat to instil y he l'he "21st Century Fair," a multi -media education fair planned for a week in Quorum problems plagued A.S. Council al , , weekly meeting yesterday, i. I unding that has already been done. May, received the $5,000 underwrite it has been seeking for two weeks. various members played musical chairs to is t the bathroom. see friends or The council also axed King's veto at its new reserve program, which will According to campus spokesman Terry Gusto, the coordinating company. on other business during the council session. carry begin to accumulate money at the end of this semester. King vetoed it, saying American Trans-Media 'ATM), can now begin to contract with the promised any 10 members were present, council allocated $5.938 and got its When the A.S. needs a reserve now. speakers, bands, entertainment and exhibitors planned for the fair. ATM first look at A.S. Pres. Dennis King's budget for 1973-74. The council mustered the two-thirds majority easily to override King. None received 62,500 from the A.S. Program Board last week, King presented his budget. still $10,000 from being balanced, to the council. of the money the council has allocated this semester can be spent unless a Athletic grants-in-aid, or sports scholarships, came out on the short end as A San lose CI y Council candidates' night, planned by King's staff members reserve system is kept because of a fund freeze by A.S. Treasurer Andy last priority for funding. Buzz Eggleston and Mark Simon. recieved $38. According to Eggleston and King's McDonald. King said athletic grants-in-aid are "not priority items in my opinion and Simon, the night tor candidates will he Tuesday. March 27. only when other priorities are funded." should he tunded adequately Veterans. coordinator Tom Alvarado received $100 to attend a slate-wide In their continuing quest to inert with SIM Pres. John Bonze' to discuss the In total, the grants-in-aid money, plus King's other lowest priority items, conference of the Association of California Veterans. Alvarado, serving as a A.S. budget, the council hit a snag. Pres. Bonze' will he lad of town for two athleto administration and publicity, would add $79,710 to the A.S. budget veterans' counselor out of the A.S. offices, hopes to achieve better contacts weeks, according la the president's office. and the room ii was directed to anti 0111111blt t any deficit. with government officials to cut red tape and bypass the Veterans' Ad- Glen Gut tormsen. the universit y's director at business al lairs. The council The athlete. money. Kind has said, comes from the students but there is ab- ministration by attending this conference. It will be held this weekend at the decided to wait for Pres. Hunzel's return. when it will try to set up another ap- solid 1.1v no student input on how it should be spent. He also wants a definition ni versit y of California at kis Angeles. pointment. !Editorial Lim I I 4a rs care in danger Daily Forum Jacklin request Child Editor: Vol. 60 Page 2. March 8, 1973 No. 80 Your report (3/5) of the debate Pres. Nixon has borrowed regulations. The parents will between Dr. Bentel and myself to a GOY. Reagan trick then lose their jobs for lack of presented the COM Open develop a supposed "national child care services. Newspaper proposal in such a Campus S.O.S. ,. character of self reliance" in the Then, once they go on public way that it could not be area of federally supported child welfare for lack of employment, understood. The proposal is an care centers. they will consequently be eligible attempt to deal with the problem Casper Weinberger, director of for the child care under the new of newspaper monopolies, the U.S. Department of Health, regulations. Reasons for red chair, cleaning fee specifically the Mercury-News. Education and Welfare, has an- This creates a locked-in system The idea of the Mercury-News as nounced new guidelines for of public welfare, defeating those a plural or open newspaper receiving federal aid for child trying to reach self support by becomes worthy of attention 1 ...... 1111...01 Mike Markwilh care centers. going to college to be able to get a when it is recognized that the Formerly of the Reagan ad- decent paying job. Why are that red chair and Incidentally. Niethold said he'll arrive sometime next week. Mercury-News has a natural ministration, he is instituting a State Superintendent of plank extended from the west look into your apple problem monopoly on print news in Santa tried-and-true method of Schools Wilson Riles told side of the Morris Dailey tower? right away. He noted that cost is a Campus S.O.S. is a weekly Clara county. decreasing the number of child Weinberger the regulations Ron Indra, vice president of big factor in selecting which food feature of the Spartan Daily to What should have been care recipients by making it so "would cause irremediable harm Tau Delta Phi, a men's honor to buy, and it seems your apples help the SiSU community with reported is my argument that the difficult to receive public as- to the children and parents of low fraternity, said the plank and are quite expensive. problems it may have. economics of the newspaper sistance that those needing aid income families in chair represent the initiation In addition to handling the business make monopoly become defeated by the California and would serve to drive of his fraternity. I sold my dorm contract before SiSU community problems, Cam- newspapers inevitable. This fact bureaucratic processes and don't bring about the very opposite effect from Indra said Tau Delta Phi used the deadline of Dec. 15,1972.1am pus S.O.S., in cooperation with was recently asserted and even apply. that intended, namely an increase in the tower for its meeting hall supposed to get a $20 cleaning or the A.S. consumer switchboard, explained by the newspaper in- Reagan used this method to welfare caseloads, greater between 1928 and 1983. They holding fee back. When do I get will handle consumer problems. dustry itself when it lobbied slow the rate of increase of state numbers of 'latch-key' children used the top floor to initiate the my refund? To submit SJSU community before Congress for the welfare recipients by instituting and a probable rise in the rate of newcomers. According to Auxiliary questions, write a letter to the Newspaper Preservation Act. a 15-page application form. Now juvenile delinquency." The incoming fraternity Enterprises, which is in charge of Spartan Daily, phone 277-3181, Ninety-five percent of U.S. cities Weinberger is trying similar tac- have a monopoly newspaper. "Latch-key" children are those brothers would be blindfolded dorm refunds, your check should or drop by the office in iC 208. But tics. democracy and a monopoly who spend their days locked up in and told they had to walk the New regulations would require newspaper together are im- a room where they can't hurt plank and sit in the chair, which that each child be certified in- possible. Which do we have there by parents was outside at the time. Of in dividually by the welfare themselves, put San Jose? too poor to afford even a course, while he was being department, work formerly done How did Prof. Bentel respond babysitter. blindfolded, the plank would be by the children's center staff. to this? Not at all, unless we The increased bureaucratic moved back inside the room. As This affects more than 30,000 count his suggestion that we go to paperwork for child center he walked the plank he would be children in California. the Mercury-News and pound caseloads, and the new eligibility pushed off, giving him quite a on Also many of the cases would the editor's desk. Prof. Bentel is standards that further institutes scare as he fell only a couple of be reassessed for eligibility every not concerned with the problem a permanent welfare class are all feet. six months by the social worker, of press monopolies or with the ironically opposed to the while those cases formerly on kinds of silent control and President's State-of-the-Union welfare would be reviewed at propaganda that go with it. policy of national self reliance Do you legally have to pull your least every three months. All of He is concerned only to defend and self respect. car over to the side of the road this will likely cause when a highway patrolman flags and eulogize, by fair means or bureaucratic confusion and If Pres. Nixon does not rescind you down for a safety check? foul, the press establishment of: delays. the new regulations, Congress The California Highway Patrol which he is a part. He warns us Many low income parents of should act against this says you are required by law to not to condemn the press on the child care center youngsters will institutional poverty and strike stop when you are flagged down. basis of a few individual cases of lose that care because of the new down the guidelines. However, if you have a valid incompetence. He goes on to say emergency they naturally will let that the press is getting better you go. and better every year, yet he provides no evidence at all that Belly of the Beast --- this is so. I cited systematic studies of the I like green apples but the press which show that the school cafeteria only sells red Mercury-News is biased. What is ones. Does the food service in the propaganda, but, bias in a Women's day celebrated cafeteria accept suggestions for monopoly message source? Dr. changes in the food offered? Bentel has been defending Niethold, the S.U. food Ed freedom of the press for years. ------Marjorie Drake service manager, said he is But freedom of the press is not always happy to hear sugges- With the signing of the peace against exploitation and op- enough. How would he feel if the tions. He said to drop by his office agreement, many people had the pression. Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Communist Party edited a understanding that the money Oddly enough, this day has its or call him anytime. newspaper that accounted for 90 once spent on the war would go origin in the history of the percent of all the newsprint in the toward constructive things to struggle of the American Woman. county? (Suppose he was allowed relieve some of our social On March 8, 1908, thousands of Staff Comments the privileges of party problems. working class women in their membership in the same way that However, more money is being fight for better living and he is now?) pumped into defense and all the working. conditions (including What we propose is that every welfare programs are being dras- minimum wage, end to child community and constituency in tically cut. Why is this? Vietnam labor, shorter work hours) and Death of women's rights amendment San Jose have some opportunity was a defeat for U.S. imperialism. middle class and professional to present its own independent The 11.S, is losing its desperately women in their struggle for the report of local and world news to needed markets and internally right to vote, joined forces to the newspaper reading public. International Day is we are facing economic crisis. So make their demands known. Women's instead of one concerning equal Women's Rights Amendment is a Those who would like a detailed what? 11.S. imperialism's solution to the Two years later socialist today. So rights and opportunity for good place to start. If Women's draft of the plural newspaper Women's Center is women problem is to spend more money women at a conference in The workers. International Day organizes this idea can pick one up at my office, it as a day of on defense, propping up fascist Copenhagen proposed March 8 as commemorating This irrational sexism has type of effort, it will be FO 222. Phil Jacklin countries around the world and Women's Day. Ever since then women's unity. But at the same transformed the purpose of the worthwhile. If not, it will be just

then putting the clamp on the women around the world have time the Women's Rights amendment into one of feminine- another liberated session of Amendment is about to die in the masculinization instead of its ladies' aid. American people. celebrated it. More recently, 'Mano a Maw, Among those hardest hit are women in the U.S. have begun to womb. true purposethat of giving Ardie Clark women. Child care centers are celebrate this holiday. Join with To date only 28 states have women equality with men in pay Dear Editor: being drastically cut, like the one us, RSU, and women of the world passed the amendment. Con- and employability. All one needs is to read the at SISU, which will make it even in celebrating International currence by 38 is required before But women, members of the so- column "Mano A Mono" to dis- more difficult for women to go to Women's Day. A speaker will it can become a part of the U.S. called "weaker" sex, are merely Egos rob kids cover that what Charlotte about is school. The Equal Rights give a brief history of Constitution. weak in intelligence if they Bradford commented

Amendment, if passed, would International Women's Day and Although the amendment tolerate the snow jon they are I have nothing against true and correct. strip women of all protective we will show "Red Detachment of started out as a cause celebre, it being given. If they sit back and cheerleaders. I really don't. And I It is full of worthless jargon. Her labor laws and give the capitalist Women," a Chinese ballet about a has received considerable op- let men decide what is best for don't particularly like little kids. other comment that the the "right" to give men the same peasant woman's struggle position in recent months. them, they deserve what they do I'd really rather have a dog. column is not representative of body low wages women get. against a feudal landlord before Nevada was the last to reject it. not get. But I think the cause of kid the whole Mexican student whole population is It is at this time, to the dismay the revolution in China. The state's only woman senator Job openings should be filled power suffered a blow last and that the agreeance with the so- of the ruling class of this country, personally recommended that the according to a person's Saturday night at the SJSULos not in mentality, cannot that American women learn amendment be defeated. Why? qualifications, not sex. Women Angeles State University basket- called Chicano expressed. about their true fighting history must stand up for their rights ball game at the Civic be over Spartan Daily It appears that she and other in the and unite to put forward our because no one can be expected to Auditorium, and maybe the The Mexican population Serving the Son lam Slate University Community opponents of the amendment do it for them. U.S.A. has forever been plagued demands. Today is International Since 1934 audience did, too. have made it a sexist issue Pushing for passage of the with stereotypes. Currently there Women's Day. This is a day in Second class postage paid at San low California For three and one-half long that all commemoration of women's Member of Co/tfornto New,papar Publisher* As minutes during the halftime the exists the stereotype sonotion and the Associated Press PubIrshed doily Mexican-American are also struggles around the world by Son lose State University. except Saturday and SJSU cheerleaders jerked, kicked Sunday. during the college year The paws and looked bored with one Chicanos and that the two terms expressed herein are not neceesartly those of the Common discrimination synonymous. Both of these Associated Students, the College Administration another to the tune of Stevie are or the Department of fournalism and Advertising statements are completely false. I recently experienced a type of She is the perfect example of a Wonder while a dozen 7-year-old Subscription, accepted only on a remalnder-of - This current confusion is due to Letter semester basis Full academic year. SS each prejudice which is becoming as person hired simply because of cagers from Santa Clara writhed Semester. 54 SU Off comPUS Prim Per caPIL JO on the sidelines and nearly cried a small but vocal minority within cents Phone 277.3181 common as minority dis- her minority status. After she Advertising 2774175. Press the Mexican population. They ad- of roister Publications. Inv, Union City crimination once wasI was dis- made repeated mistakes on my from the excitement of playing basketball in front of all those vocate the use of the term Edttorin.chiel Hick Malaspina criminated against because I was bank balance, I switched my ac- Chicano and all its subsequent Help children Advertsstng Manager Aubrey (inn not a minority. count to another bank. people. Managing Editor ( ;range !trite Those excited little guys could ideologies. They by no manner City FAD, ferry Dv, I applied for a summer job and If employers continue to hire Editor: reflect the views of the Mexican- Ass! City Eddor Maureen MrCaribv found out later "through-the- minorities to fill certain quotas, have had nearly 20 minutes of The Frances Gulland Layout Editor ;on, Hyman play (and they were American population as a whole. Forum Pose Eddor Alan Smoothers grapevine" that the employer they may lose business and self- memorable Children's Center The column in question is needs Copy Editor Verittnin (adder would not be considering anyone respect in the community. making baskets). Instead they got volunteers. Unfortunately, some Aim Copy Editor Sieve Ferry the founded on the ideologies of this Feet ore FAllor Holly Curtis other than a minority. Debbie Teresi barely 10, because parents whose children are atten- Corti, minority element, so that in turn Fine Art Editor Stephanie This type of discrimination is .,.. cheerleaders had to do their ding there cannot find time to put Entertainment Moor Mark Mohnen stylized dance to an overplayed it can not reflect the views of the Community News Editor Hamm; A1101111/1 just as unfair as minority dis- All students and faculty are in the two hours a week that is re- Sports Editor fake B. Malanwe song. If the girls had looked like whole Mexican student body. It is crimination is. encouraged to submit letters to quired of them. Esc-honor Editor Cm Warta How can any employer justify they were having a little more fun regretable that the column is Wire Editor Inn iluntiOO the Forum Page. Letters may be As a result, teachers often can- Photo Eddie Phil lloold such a policy? it' might not have been so bad. being used in such a manner. McKoney brought to the not give children the full atten- Public Helatinns Director 1.ma I do not mind if a minority is mailed or The cheerleaders get to have It is imperative that this con- Chtef Photographer 00vdi Newton Spartan Daily office, IC 208 tion they need. A 5-to-1 child- Naloonol Ad Manager Mende IntIntenbasvo hired in my place if he is more their ego trips almost every week. fusion and the current stereotype Merit Salved words or adult ratio is essential to sus- Art I/indica qualified, but to hire someone on and should be 250 For the little kids. Saturday night be exposed for all; of which this Hume. Manager ton" Nrhool taining a meaningful program. the basis of race, no matter which less, typewritten and double- was a one-shot thing, one of those letter is an attempt. The column Interested students may go to Special Assignment Reporters Mark Itussmann. race, is racist. spaced. Non-st.udents and non- childhood memories. should reflect the viewpoint of la*Sie Easley. Lynn Ferguson. Barbara French. members are asked to the center at 10th and San Debra Hurl, Bruce ewelt, Paterson. Hobert I used to do business with a faculty From the sound of the crowd the Mexican -American

Salvador and speak to either fen- Piombic Howard M Schlemiel. Gail Hoimoto. Cris bank that had the practice of include their address and during their game, maybe we population as a whole, not only thonek and title or nifer Burnell, the administrative Iiiiportors Nancy /taker. Mike Becket Peg hiring to fill a quota. Most em- phone number should recruit our spirit staff the Chicano minority element. director or to Brenda Fikes, the Sennett. Deborah Stock Wad Hollinger. ployees seemed to be efficient at position. The Spartan Daily from the local elementary Democracy cannot be achieved are educational director. 4j100.6o their jobs, but one minority teller will not print letters which schools. through the hands of H dictator.. Michael Bono could not even add or subtract. 1 libelous or in poor taste. Joanne Gribble Jorge Miguel Gonzales 111

March 8. 1973. Page 3 News Review Biologists teach own experiences Wounded Knee Galapagos mysteries studied in SJSU course

By MARTIN WEYBRET December. 166u. FergUbUll 07 degrees. When the ships cuseied with ample Illassy islands in the I. al apagus Nal.sesi said. Ildla 4' grown so Ihe tialapagos Islands are stayed a month, Nansen tar caulking compound began vegetation, Nansen explained. area have left the tortoises lime they trill be used for and di. peace talks halt like a bottomless well. Some worked and studied there for to melt, the crew was forced to the tortoises are identical to stranded in the hills, wood Mese huge flowers are 150 years ago they inspired 15 months. back off about 40 miles from ones found in North and South cording to Nansen, the trios! directly related to the By AN (.1 srlits.A Charles Darwin's theory of In announcing the new the volcano. Despite an island America. In lower, drier tortoises had to adapt to the common daisy. Compiled from The Associated Press evolution. They have been course. Nansen told the separating the ship and the regions, a saddle-back tortoise subtle quirks of a limited en- The course will IMO $24 and WOUNLIk:U KNEE, S.D.After 500 rounds 01 ammunition quenching the curiosity of Spartan Daily about some of eruption, the water has evolved. Distortion in the vironment. the text is Sti. Registration will and lawmen Tuesday night. were exchanged between Indians natural scientists ever since. the material to be covered. In temperature was still 102. animal's shell allows it to Flora trapped in these areas le al lb.. tirsi meeting of the talks were broken oil yesterday. No injuries scheduled peace Dr. William E. Ferguson and 1825 a volcanic eruption on the Volcanic soil and equitonal extend its neck higher in its has also been strangely i lass an DU111,4 ti Hall 250. at 7 were reported after the gunfire, but it was the most intense Robert P. Nansen of San lose island of Narbarruw was heat have accentuated attempt to gather food. allected. Some wild flowers. p iii Wounded Knee eight days ago. exchange since the takeover ol Slate University will teach a sighted by a British naval evidence of evolution in many said they would not resume talks lustice Department officials one-unit extension course on vessel. spots. Nansen said. Several Tortoises an the continental until the the tiny village modify their demands. Indians holding the Galapagos beginning Though the ship was sailing distinct subspecies of areas generally have better Indian Movement, which led the Leaders of the American Wednesday. on the other side of a Iwo-mile tortoises have developed on surroundings and more op- takeover, ref used to alter their demands. Both went to the Galapagos wide channel, the water hall tops. portunity to crossbreed. But statement by the justice Dept.. 1 AIM leaders, learning of the 0100 miles west of Ecuador) in temperature quickly rose to Where the hills are tall and i he sterile v.. astelands on were surprised but reacted firmly. One leader, pointing to a house where the original hostages had been living, said, "If government officials won't talk, we'll just negotiate purchase of this property with the people in there and stay here." Summer overseas available; Eighty more POWs return home TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASETwent y more released prisoners of war landed in California yesterday. They made up part of the 80 men scheduled to arrive at four different air bases around the 4 country. scholarships to local students'k 111111111111all' U.S. military forces in Vietnam have dwindled to 8.000 as troop withdrawals have been stepped up over the past week. Applications are now high school to college fish 111. - lour weeks with a family in Outgoing academic? available for students wishing tors under 30 years old. the country of their choice. An academic average of B or Reagan supports child care centers to receive scholarships for a International Interest Mrs. Ellis thinks this is the higher is required ol those ap- Pair of blue -footed boobies on Galapagos SACRAMENTOGov. Reagan will support Si move to keep "summer experience" in a According to Mrs. Virginia most beneficial part of the plying. Applicants most also child care center services going for 30.000 California children foreign country. Ellis, the San lose State program because it enables the have a willingness to speak Acrylic' Charcoal' The Community Am- University representative for students to "get to know a bet ore service clubs and other despite proposed cutbacks by the federal government. islet Gouache! Ink' Reagan has asked the legislature to approve emergency bassador Program, an affiliate the program. the Community family of another country or organizations about their Sign-ups legislation "assuring the continuationiof child care services in of Experiment in International Ambassador Program usually culture rather than touring experiences as a community '..larkers"Mechanical the state pending federal action." Living, an independent, non- awards "about five- of these with other Americans." ambassador during the year 'ackagingl Airbrush' Proposed federal cutbacks would limit child care service to profit educational scholarships. "'They are Travel is included after their return. forfor jobs iiiustratico! Sketches' persons organization founded in 1932. looking for people who are The stay with the family is The last day for submitting youngsters of only the critically poor. It may force many Sign-ups for summer lob ler E xhibits' welfare recipients back on welfare is financing the scholarships. basically interested in followed by two weeks of a preliminary application is who are potential or former interviews with the Thomas Photomoulting! Signs' will not be able to pay for child care. The Community Ambassador international things," she said. traveling in the country Monday. March 12. The ap- because they Lipton Co. and the Alameda- Constructions' Program in the San lose area is The program is called an chosen. The entire visit in the plications can be obtained Design' Contra Costa Council of sponsored by local citizens, "experiment" in international country will last from "the trom Mrs. Ellis in the Student And More! Low Cost ! 1 972 birth rate falls to new low Campfire Girls will be held civic leaders, and service living because the community middle of lune until around the Activities and Services Office Cold and Hot Press! tomorrow in San lose State WASHINGTON The nation's birth rate tell to the lowest organizations. ambassadors chosen live for end of August." in Seventh Street. Single&DoubleThick' University's Student em- level in history in 1972. According to the National Center for MO Grants ployment Office, Building AA Health Statistics, the birth rate fell to 2.03 children per family The scholarships, in varying WI Ninth Street. last year. amounts of up to $900, are The LiptonCompany. whose This was below the 2.1 children per family regarded as the offered to college, junior representative will be at SIS11 '410 replacement level for the nation's population. This level means college, graduate, and high 7, Friday, March 23, is looking a4e that if the 2.1 birth rate continued for 50 to 70 years. the school students in the San lose fur junior majors in business population would not grow at all. areas. They are also offered to AM. with a marketing and management concentration to till the position of merchan- 0 Residents push for diser. MARRIED Reid-Hiliview closing The standard of Life Insurance at Lo -prices By LAURA DAYTON a "tremendous inconvenience" lion and the number of planes $10.00044.26 per month for his club's members. dropped from 300 to 175. Bob For the past four years hun- )25.000-$9.36 per month alternative airport Mohser, a Reid-Hillview em- age 20 dreds of south San lose The 550.000-511.99 per month residents have been trying to would be South County which ployee, stated there are now 415 based planes at the 5100,000-522.22 per month close down Reid-Hillview is located off Highway 101 airport. send to: D Larson Holmes 2995 Moorpark San Jose Airport. The major arguments near Morgan Hill. This would against the airport, located entail a 30-mile drive to use Excluding the reconstruc- Name age across from Eastridge Mall, one of the clubs' planes which tion period there have been address zip are noise and the possibility of are now based at Reid- from BOO to 900 daily flights phones best time to call plane crashes. Hillview. since the early sixties. Since A petition from last year to According to Holt. San lose purchased by the county, the have the airport limit flights is Municipal Airport is closed only expansion has been for Dennis kiasiola Hostility to Reid-ffillview airport from area residents con- before the County Board of for the next five years to safety purposes. 'The airport Ready to land tinues unabated after lour years. Citizens are suing both Santa Supervisors with 1200 private flying clubs. Doug has two parallel 3.100 foot tiara County and the city of San lose concerning the airport. resident signatures. A class- Groom, president of the SISU runways. action suit has also been filed Flying Aces said it would William Guineas. a SI:ill against the city in behalf of the "create a trememdous in- student and private pilot Post office residents and shopping center convenience since most of our explained "All pilots must S.J. area La Raza located near the airport. pilots live near Reid- make straight in approaches to the airport and straight out Robert Gray, who has Hillview." According to a report, put departures for noise "vowed his life" to closing abatement." on the way out by the Department of convenes this month Reid-Hillview says, "The Public Works Aviation The planes are not allowed, closure is inevitable, it will be It won't exactly be a smiling Service Division in regard to the Reid- under a FAA regulation, to fly Community News di (.0111tideld1i11111 111.4., phased out." Eric Holt, clerk, but SISU may have its 19, La Hillview closure, the airport under 1,000 feet in populated On Sunday. March 1656 E. Santa Clara St.. San president of the Flying 20's own automated post office Raza meets Federal Aviation Ad- areas. Conlederacion de la lose. Each member VOILE (one of two on campus flying soon, according to A.S. Vice annual BLOUSE ministration (FAA) noise The airport prohibits static Unida will hold its organization will be allowed clubs) said that he is "sure it Pres. Rudy Leonardi. elect new of- color standards through 1985. running of engines except for convention to to have 10 delegates. Emb. will eventually close." on the 1973-4 Airport growth has been take-off. Touch-and-goes are Leonardi will be meeting ficers to serve Contederacion president, stitching not allowed between 9 p.m. executive board. member at If the airport is phased out it another point of controversy. with post office officials large Pineiro, urges Sold many and 7 a.m. Although it occurs, tomorrow, to The convention will be held includingSISU will create many problems for Gray claims that the airport set up space on organizations. $16.00 airport officials said that the third level Student Union at San lose High School, 24th the list of the San lose State University has doubled its size since 1966. members, to turn in Now simultaneous take-offs are not for the postal kiosk. and Julian streets, from 9 a.m. and their flying clubs. Aeronautics mo- Reid-Hillview was the 10 delegates Only encouraged. to 4:30 p.m. to the tors use the clubs to advance purchased by the county in Included in the kiosk will be alternates Another complaint that Nominations for the various (Alice no later their ratings at low costs. Holt 1959. From 1965 to 1966 the many post office facilities in- Conlederacion Gray made was that "the of !ices are now being accepted in March. said that the closure would be airport was under reconstruc- cluding mechanical stamp than the first week $6.00 airport is populated with vendors and scales. Leonardi amateur flyers." The airport. said. because of runway lengths, The postal service is free to ADDITIONAL ITEMS ON SALE Deadline Saturday cannot accomodate large Emb. Mexican blouse, Large flowers planes. Guineas added "this the university, according to Leonardi. A.S. government does not mean that anyone Reg. $9.00 Sales $4.50 and the student union staff who flies a small plane is an Sheesham wood coasters from India have been considering a post for Reed entries amateur." Reg. $.35 Sale 6/$1.00 office for several years. For a private pilot's rating, Afgan Leonardi said. coats, Panchos and Ruanes. The deadline for submitting Names of writers of con- issued by the FAA, the pilot final close-out 50% off manuscripts, poetry. art, tributions are not to appear on must first complete ground "I was shocked to find out All Mexican Jewelry, rings, pins, photos, fiction, essays and the manuscripts. There is a school and a minimum of 40 that the idea has been pushed errings, pill boxes, key chains, plays to Reed Magazine is separate form which the around for so long, especially hours of in flight instruction bracelets for Saturday. Reed will award writer fills out when the with a certified flight instruc- since the whole thing is free." and necklaces. Final week $50 for the best cover design manuscript is turned in. tor. he said. and $25 for the best inside art. Final week for 2255%% off on all Mexican Submit all contributions to Entries should be typed and rugs. Ft) 1114 or 216. double spliced. Last chance for onyx chess sets at 25% off. Red Moroccan leather wallets, repeat : RED only Req S3 00 Sale 51 50 BILL'S

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March 8. 1973, Page 5 Familiar Youngblood sound gone Thesbians succeed despite facilities San lose has ., .minunity Just' State drama major theaterand a good one. Jessie Colin Young changes style Beverly Jo Mathis) was a The actors in the Theater skillfully created middle-aged Guild's production of "Poor upper DORIAN Most folk singers come off to class woman. By PAULA of recording a new album Richard- Saturday night, wrong with you be just folk singers. but Gain's "What's called "Song for Julie." From March 3. were able to Also in SJSU drama been sick?" attempt to be a people? Have you the albums they sang three comedian was transcend the inadequate graduate student Roger Jessie Cohn Young songs, "Ridge Top," "Morning quite successful. After hearing as how lacilities of Montgomery Spiecher portrayed an editor his concert Saturday Sun.- and "Song for Julie." a ten-minute hysterical poem began 'theater and present a good who was almost too sensitive small and silent the audience followed its night to a The songs have long and comedy. and not quite confident or old people. somewhat mellow instincts and laughed. group of 300 musicals Directed by John Rose. the enough in his hardened were a lot ol with words Although Cain looked There scattered Jean Kerr play included some moments, although he Youngblood fans present who throughout each song. nervous at first, when the enjoyable acting. Rough tran- developed well in the last act been disappointed audience reacted to his may have The audience didn't start poem, sitions in the script and a few in Young's performance. His responding to the music until he was then at ease and played breaks in dramatic timing Costuming, by a old Youngblood style stayed Young was almost finished. tor the audience. versatile slowed the first act, but by Act Spiecher, was with the Youngbloods. In an And surprisingly enough, All in all, for two dollars. the contemporary. III, all five of the cast seemed The set design attempt to change his once when the group members audience got more for their and technical to be into their roles. direction was mellow rhythm style he sped it linished, the audience money. than their money was under C.C. Mit- Maintaining a difficult Irish chell, and pl 1.7 up and didn't sound at all like wouldn't let them leave. They worth. good accent throughout the Movenirlit the Jessie Cohn Young of the clapped until the band came evening. James Kinney. as the Youngbloods. out for an encore. colorful writer Richard Ford, El RANCHO DRIVE-IN But by the time the concert Young then blew everyone obviously enjoyed exploring .11 M,.. was over, he made a lot of new away when he sang for Everts' his en- his character. Tim Gleeson, Jessie Cohn Young friends. core song, "Get Together.- die poetic Time magazine "VoOkl.ps 1.1r 1F".I His new back-up band was Performing on the same 'porter, was soft-spoken yet AIME Ii professional in its ticket was exhibition quite Jeffrey Cain, a .n...istent Virginia Baker IS'in -NO% YOI sti musicanship. Each member young and talented folk Novi 1 to curs I knew his instrument well and singer. He captivated a Anil+ Mr. iv! on show TROPICAIRE I A.... all had opportunities to somewhat surprised audience. On exhibit at the Civic An perform solos. not knowing what to expect. Gallery through March 31 are The harmonica and piano He started off by in- XEROX sell -portraits Conn.. St omen players were the only other troducing his second song by Everts. COPIES uJI & TIMES OF members besides lessie Colin "The Meteor Song.- and said it His exhibit focuses on the 41 JUDGE ROY BEAN- Young who were also was "inspired by Mohammed self-portraits created between -DOBERMAN GANG" 'Sad eyed' Jessie sings his new style showmen. Ali and Albert Einstein and 1949 to 1969. The group is in the process dedicated to Bobby Fisher." Such problems 3t EA. TROPICAIRE II as capital punishment, im- prisonment, and the train, Wail Ihsms 1st Copy NNOWBALL Small Talk FREE* EXPRESS murder of John F. Kennedy arc "KIDNAPPED" depicted in his works. WITH THIS AD RING OF 91(11.111 Drawing room games: The exhibition is made up ol works in pen and ink, brush. ONE PER PERSON etching, lithography, wood- -- Let's make a deal! cut, crayon, dry point. collage. COMpus Copy BAYSHORE and elaborate combinations ol y MARK HEILMAN 213 E. San Fernando ' media. Peanuts Dro.e-in Showing Give them a "E- for effortand another one for eccentricity The Gallery is Next to inct I emmon New 'Ms.' -NAVE THE TIGER" easily. probes 295-7778 can dispose of loved ones so Not many people closed on Mondays. Cho, Peter Sellers I'm talking, of course, about Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich, Gallery is on 110 South LOOSE SHEF I 44 HERE DOES IT swinging stingers for the New York Yankees. They traded Market St. BRING THIS Al) llt i" families last July in an off-hand, matter-of-fact conversation that was formalized two weeks ago by permission from their wives. women's suffering Fritz got Mike's wife Marilyn, her family and house (and presumably the bills). while Mike got Fritz's trade-in. Susan. y NANCY BAKER Ms. Rascoe's characters lawyer "is vhen an oppressed plus the extras. Even Steven. The March "Ms." magazine search for hope in the people sit around and think up Until one wifecalled the whole deal off. that is. Under pressure continues its march toward connected cliches they hear reasons why they can't do from the management of an overbearing mother-in-law, one moderation as it appeals to evening after evening from the something. could possibly assume. readers either into women's man on their TV sets. "Well, just do it,- she com- Marilyn dropped Mike and wants to go back to Fritz. But Fritz rights, or on the fringe. "Ms.- also features an mands. "Thinking up reasons is still digging Susan. What to do now, wonder the pair. The content of this month's interesting psychological why you can't is the Es- They're not quite ready to dissolve their bond to make peace. issue is interesting and study comparing personality tablishment's job." But bonds are made lo be broken these days. "Till death do us unusual. types with contraceptives The theoretics of feminism part" or until the situation warrants change. The most impressive article. chosen. In "What con- were followed by the prac- "Tragedies in Ireland,- by B.I. traceptive type are you?" ticalities. "How to" organize a Phillips. studied the Aline House reports on a study consciousness-raising rap Is it beginning to sound like fable? Or more like a problematic philosophies of several that includes rhythm. the Pill, group precedes a pragmatic question on a civil service exam: women who have suffered in IUD. condoms and and well-diagramed "How to" "What happens when Ma leaves Mi for Fr, who has Su and Ireland's war. sterilization. install electrical wiring, a task can't have two?" Interspersed throughout the This article moved directly described by authoress Lady "Will Su leave Fr fur Mt so that Ma can have Fr back?" article were pieces of poetry into a column glorifying the Borton as "remarkably sim- 2513 WINCHESTER BEN O. 1. 111.111..1.1. 11. 95008 Strange as it may seem its not a riddle or a party quiz. It's the by William Butler Yeats, women who have successfully ple.- thing from which movies are made and stars discovered. Like Patrick Pearse, and Sean broken from stereotyped oc- 'the magazine. as a unit, was IIMAIM %HI! "Bob and Ted and Carol and Alice.- O'Casey to reinforce the cupations. This month, a well-written. * author's solemn feeling, but it Canadian talk -show was the real women, not the moderator, a mechanic, an as- Or possibly "The Complicated Entanglement Resulting From poets, who offered the deepest sistant public defender, and a What Was An Otherwise Normal Marriage,- starring Homer and insights. city councilwoman gain Judy with Albert and Phoebe. "I'm anti -war, anti- recognition. Homer loved his wife Judy but had this unexplainable longing violence." said a grandmother Political assessment was OUTSTANDING is the for a new conquest. Being on the road so often as a traveling blinded by a rubber bullet, offered by Carolyn Setlow and salesman, Homer knew there was more to sex than what Judy "but I'm the victim of Gloria Steinem, complete with gave him. violence..." A mother whose American flags and patriotic When talking to his buddy Albert. he discovered that he was 17-year-old son was shot on colors. "Why women voted for from in his unfullfilled state. Bloody Sunday prays for Nixon (Richard not alone Richard _lb CSOUND 0 "Let's swap wives," suggested Homer. "Phoebe is more my peace everyday over her boy's Nixon?)" was a well - style." grave. documented report on Albert agreed. "And maybe this way I can get some decent Another woman revealed opinion polls and inves- I NTIRODUCING coffee in the morning.- he philosophically added. her hatred for the British tigated the reasons the liberal Phoebe was impressed with the idea. "Why not?" she asked. soldiers but mused. "outside woman-vote switched to CI E a hus- "I'm not getting any younger but with Homer I'll begetting the politics, a life's a life," Nixon. NOW AT ALCO .the ROTEL. RX 150A solid-state AM/FM band who is." "Tragedies" was more than a Following appropriately Stereo Receiver. an excellent example that offers cost Judy was hesitant. "Albert's nice,- she allowed. "but he only replay of the traditional was "Women won," an attempt performance that is unmatched in the HI-Fl industry. The makes $35,000 a year. How will he support me?" Besides, she tragedies of war, due to the to convince women the amplifier section boasts all Silicon Output transistors that thought. not being a traveling salesman like Homer, Albert author's success in com- political system is not totall,, generate 15 watts RMS at 8 ohms both channels driven for would most likely interrupt the scheduling of her private affairs. municating the common against them. a low distortion level. 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Sandy DelPorto demonstrates the fine points of Simon Says. Will these children be without care? Gabrielle Galllimor finds taking shoes off is easier than putting them on.

Children should be seen and not heard. r Perhaps the children of the Francis Gulland Children's Center would want to make themselves heard if 4 elk la %A they knew their play center may soon * close down. The center, located at 405 S. 10 St., )i is threatened with closing as a result of federal government fund slashing. _ The parents of all the children are San lose State University students. so where are the children to go? Childhood is the time for play and storytime. It is not the time to take to the streets as a result of an eviction notice from the government. According to Virginia Burnell, ad- ministrative director of the center. day care centers need not receive federal funds, it is optional and now up to the state to decide. "The center has been operating successfully since September as the result of a Sup project.I'd hate to see it end," she said. "Who would want to stop their learning and their fun? "Now all we can do is wait. I only hope the state won't let these children down."

Photos by Paul Dunn

Patrice Williams wonders about the fate of her day care center.

"You ought to see a doctor about that," observed David Todd.

Samantha Campos, left, stares apprehensively at the camera, while Samantha Brown, contemplates her milk. March 8. 1973. Page Frosh record-breaking season Spartans finish 20-6 Sports By PAUL STEWART Hitting an incredible 58.7 Iasi break, that's something Recipe bra record-breaking per cent from the fluor, the else." season: tired up Spartan offense The following night the Ringmen face Gauchos Take one rebounding center, outscored the Hornets 20-0 Spartans handed the Santa mix with a couple of leaping during one three minute span. Clara University 1V's an 82-74 By MAY MORRISON t.11eurt1 134.115 point 5 Ltini- lilt still 11110. and IT in the forwards, blend thoroughly 'the Spartababes out - setback in the Civic Sending his gymnastic team pared to 114.20 for the side horse. Hornets. with two high scoring. rebounded Sacramento 74- Auditorium to claim their through its last serious lightning quick guards, add a 36, with 11-1oot-10 center Mike 20th victory and 1 lt h in a row. workout before the Pacific Barnwell copped the all- bench that could start just as -the Spike"Stevens garnering Coast Athletic Association around title with 43.50 points The Spartans outshut their with John a career high total of 21. finals, Spartan coach Rea Cameron adding easily as the first five, throw opponent in the season finale in one ex-UCLA basketball Stevens. playing perhaps Anders expects to conquer the 42.60 and George Hadres with 53.6 lo 52.1 per cent. as well Stevie to as, UG-Santa Barbara gymnasts 35.50. star as coach and two highly his best all-around game leading them in turnovers 20- tomorrow evening in Spartan Barnwell collected first in knowledgeable assistants and date, also scored 23 points for 14. In this combination jell for a SISU. Gym at 7:30. the vaulting 18.551, second in Rodney "The Gun" Hunn led the horizontal bars 17.801, Wonder game season. Following Stevens in "The Gauchos are a very Viola! 'Which is French for scoring were Ken "The Cat" the Spartababes in scoring tough team even though it is third in the parallel bars 8.05) WITH Iree throw?) Mickey with 19 points. lack with 14 points, as the trash young." said San lose State and second in the floor This is the formula which "the Cannon" Gamulin and contingent out -rebounded the University gymnastic coach. exercise 18.25). Azteca freshman coach Dave Ronnie "The Rail" Fair tied Broncos 39-22. "They are the type of team that Other Spartan winners in- Waxman used in guiding his with 18 apiece. and Earl "The Ken "Machine Gun- can not be taken lightly." clude Ken Linney with a first THURS., Spartan contingent to a Pearl" Hogue with 15. Hartsough was effective The Spartans will be led by an the floor exercise 18.551. record-breaking 20-6 season, Fair also hauled in 19 against Santa Clara's zone Bill Barnwell who has not lost Fertitta second in the rings MARCH 15 capped by a standard caroms, while Hogue added defense, hitting five for five an all-around title to PCAA (8.05). Steve McCormick third smashing 11 consecutivegame 14 more for the Spartans. from the floor in the crucial opponents this year. in the rings. and Squires first 8 P.M. win streak. However, the Spartababes led last minutes. S1SU has a 1-1 conference in the vaulting (8.55) and third The Spartababes also the Hornets in turnovers 19- The freshman hoopsters record and will travel to the in the horizontal bars 17.501. shattered another freshman again displayed their patented PCAA finals next weekend a, "There really wasn't any San Jose Civic basketball mark last Friday "The team just played fan- last break offense as they San Diego State University. competition as our team is in night. as they annilated the tastically," said Waxman, outscored Santa Clara 36-8 Other Spartans expecting to the best shape they have been Auditorium Sacramento State University "They were fired up and really during one eight minute place included side horseman all season." said Anders. Tickets Irosh 120-83 in a game played wanted this game to claim the period. Hubert Craft, Mike Young and S1SU outpointed the Hornets in every event in- 53 50 $4 50 $5 50 at the San lose Civic record." The previous seasons' The final game against the Michael Fertitta on the still SAN JOSE BOX OFFICE cluding 25.50 Auditorium. best had been 18 wins by the Broncos was a good example rings and Dave Squires in in vaulting. 912 TOWN & COUNTRY The Spartans' 120 markers freshman teams in 1968 and of the team work, tenacious vaulting and the horizontal 24.35 in the floor exercise. 246-1160 a We represented the most points '70. Hornet mentor Dan Hill defense, and volitile scoring bars. 21.40 in the parallel bars. 21 in CORNER OF STEVENS scored in one game, as the said. "When you shoot 60 per attack that had been the In last week's compulsory the horizontal bars. 23.60 in CREEK & WINCHESTER S1SU placed five men in cent from the floor, including Spartababes trademark all meet against Sacramento double figures. the baskets they got on their season. Stale University, SISU

Jun batsmen JACK GAMUL1N 11, attempts to block a shot against Hayward State University. Waiting for the possible rebound is 6-foot -10 center MIKE STEVENS (44). Both performers were All Nor-Cal OICCt for the Spartans Diamondmen drop 1-0 the SPerVeit 1Fencers place low; contest to Cardinals 111 06 yfr By IMIN B. MATTHEWS and had the bases loaded in the situation unscathed. Until the scored exactly one run. In then 'to lose is to learn' Sports Editor ninth with just one out but 10th, that is. two victories, over Hayward 51 NORTH SAN PEDRO STANFORDPitching the could not score. Pitney was the only player Stale and San Franc.sco State, "Whenever you lose, you Coach Michael Desaro, Spartans scored a total of Where Spaghetti can be fun best game of his young varsity Di Pietro got Tom Elliott. on either team to produce three the learn. And I learned a lot," said though disappointed with the 16 runs, 8 in each game. career, sophomore lef f who came into the game hit- hits. The Spartans as a team Marq Lipton, No. 1 epee fencer results, was still proud of his a complete dinner for $1.95 Gingrich hurled nine shut -out ting over .700. to ground into had only six. He singled in the for the Spartan Fencing team. team. "Some of these teams innings yesterday against an inning ending and game first and eighth and doubled in hours M-Th 5-10pm F.S. 5-12pm The Spartan men fencers have been together three to the third inning. perennial baseball power saving double-play in the fatal Spartagals received an education last lour years under the same and rightfielder San Jose Calif. Phone 288-7488 Stanford University. ninth. lohnson weekend at the Men's coach." Nelson each had two hits Unfortunately, the game The Cardinals, on the other Mike Westerns in San Francisco. no doubt in my hand, had at least two men on for the Cardinals who totaled finish 3rd "There is went 10 innings. nine. Out of 22 schools. San lose mind, after working with Young Gingrich and Stan- base in each of the first three State University's fencing these people. that in a couple ford ace Bob Di Pierto locked innings but Gingrich. showing S1SU two losses this year coach Santa team placed sixth in the epee ol years we'll be a strong horns in the first inning and flashes of the pitcher have been to neighbors in gym test team standings. both went the distance before Gene Menges believes he is. Clara and Stanford. In those team,- said Desaro. ten colleges Vic Fischer placed seventh Stanford's centerfielder Glen was able to get out of each two game, the Spartans have With more than State in the individual epee Desaro has been chosen as Johnson sent the meager turn- competing, the San lose competition, behind some coach for the U.S. junior world out at Stanford's Sunken University women's gymnas- strong, seasoned fencers. Lip- fencing championships to be Diamond home with a400-foot tic team captured third place ton, missed the finals by one held in Buenos Aires in April. shot over the leftfield fence in the compulsory dham- touch in a fence off. It is not collegiate fencing but giving the Cardinals a 1-0 vic- pionships at Consumnes River In foil competition. S1SU did junior, under 20 years of age. tory. college, near Sacramento. If you not place in team competition. fencing. The blast came in the bottom Beginning level competition Ed Collie, the Spartan's No. 1 Next weekend the S1SU of the 10th after Gingrich saw Shirley Fields placing Han- foil fencer, had a hard time get- women fencers travel to Long retired third sacker Bob third in the floor exercise can drive it,well the strikeout. ting started, and by the time he Beach for the Women's naford via while Loretta Andro took first The loss evened the regained his form, the Westerns. Desaro hopes Kathy in the event. Daina Carbonaro Spartans record to 2-2 on the insure it for less. Spartans were already too far will linish in the top and Sharon Slocum finished Williams rainy season while Stanford, down. three in loil. third and fourth in the Come in or call today for a always, it seems, second in vaulting competition. personal quotation on in- their conference to USC, im- In the intermediate level, surance for your car or proved its record to 9-4. Kathy Long placed sixth on the motorcycle. The Spartans could muster uneven bars and third in break into genuine threats to vaulting. scoring column only twice Golfers tie the Advanced gymnast Michele CAMPUS during the game. They left Mark Pitney, who totaled Moore chalked up fifth on the INSURANCE three hits in the contest, bars and third in the floor on third in the eighth exercise. loan Moore added SERVICE sixth on the bars. CSIS with Cards The gymnasts travel to Rugby Club Sacramento March 16-17 for 404 S. Third St. Upstairs-corner of In a 36-hole tournament Porter 75-79-154 and Mark the Southwest Sectionals in 289-8681 3rd and San Salvador Tuesday at SilveradoCountry Lye 79-75-154. I he Hornet Gym. Club in Napa, I heSpartan Golf The golfers were in shoots down team finished in a first place Riverside last weekend tie with Stanford's Cardinals. competing in the Cal State- The second annual Cal State Fullerton Invitational. They Sea Hawks Hayward Invitational with six finished fourth. University of SOWS ?AV schools competing, neces- Southern California won the CIAZC 34 PHIL UPP sitated a play-off, but it was tourney. 'fhe Spartan rugby club called off because of darkness. May was low for the rolled and sloshed to two vic- The linkmen were led by Spartans with scores of 68-77- tories at the south campus Kim Knoll who look medalist 77-222 for the three day event. soccer fields, last weekend. honors with a 88-74-140. Coach Jerry Venom slated, Scoring tries for the firsts in Stanford's balance, however, "We had a sufficient number their 15-12 win were Dan Roger Woo offset his fine effort. The of low rounds, but they were Jones, Steve Zanetal, and ANDY MOFFAT, the Spartan's No. 1 player, will have his Cardinals took the next four offset by some high rounds." Floyd McGaughty. Dave Paul work cut-out for him tomorrow when SIM: meets the places in the tourney. The golfers face a short added a field goal and nation's best team, Stanford University. at the south cam- carwas. The 36 holes were played on layoff now and will have conversion. pus courts. the north course at Silverado squad matches to determine The seconds' won big 21-4, in the morning and the south the stating lineup for the next with Dan Rob o scoring three course in the afternoon. opponent. tries and Tim Alley scoring Following Knoll in the team 'they will travel to San another. scores were Paul Bayhouse 75- Diego for the Aztec In- Forward Brad Chaboya 76-151. Phil Barry 76-75-151, vitational at the Carlton Oaks summed up the firsts' game Dean May 78-75-153, Kim golf course on March 15-17. with one of the all-time great sports quotes saying, "The YOUCAN6OPROUGN OUR game was closer than the score JUST EXPO4 LANE FOR PEANUT'S!' indicated." Sportaguide The ruggers will play the Old Gaels this Saturday at the TODAY VARSITY BASEBALL, SISLI V. CAR WRESTLING, t he NGAA Chem. Sacramento Stair al Smrertientn. 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Calcium etc 1 WITH "AIRPORT" STARRING $69 to $89frno. 295-9504 or 293-6345. linters, etc CHARTER FUGHTS. Complete domes- OF HOLLYWOOD GREATS FOR SALE SKIS & BOOTS Kneiseei Red Star 210 Reasonable rates 2E13-6895 Home Cleaners (Basic H. I etc I NUMBER tic/international programs Contact HAYES, DEAN MARTINS w,Look-Nevades good coed $125 2 DORM. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDW Beauty Aids (Proteinized Shampoo etc I INCL. HELEN APTS. for rent $180 turn,, $155 Craig. Student Services West, Inc., 235E. GEORGE KENNEDY MORRIS OAILEY Heichle Boots s 11 530 Cali 298-4018 alum 5155 5th Si Cell 29347137 See house in Los Gatos with 2 others Own FOR PERMANENT HAIR REMOVAL Santa Clara, 0710 287-8301 John & Mary Rhoades 297-3856 PART-TIME in parks AU0 7 & 10 PM AOM 50t wOrk 5 reCreatton mgr in 08 or asst ingr in *4 Room Call 354-9547 after 7 pm CALL REGISTERED ELECTROLOGIST includes recreation. water safety. and 35 MM MIRANDA single lens reflex elm AT 235 E. Sonia Clara St. 294-4499, FLYING SOON? Well "It Pays To Be LOVE YOUR BOSS maintenence Applicati001 Mold be LARGE 2 DORM. 2 BATH PORN. APTS. THE ROUNDHOUSE lens light meter, good condition $100 THE MONEY BOOK WILLIE Young With TWA' Your TWA Campus With SHAKLEE you are your own boss received by 3/16,73. Apply et Recreation $150mo See at 508 S 1 1th SI Call 294- 2655 El Camino. Santa Clara 998-1938 AT 710 Er SAN CARLOS DAILY FROM PRIVATE TUTORING: All subjects, Representative Bill Crawford 1225-72621 No Ouotas Unice, 201 South Rengstorlf. mountain 1386. Summer rates 5110. presents 930 UNTIL 12:30 group rates. Taught by qualified teachers can help you make your GETAWAY Fly No Rums View. CA 04040 Phone i415) 989-3890. SWEET PICKIN'S SPINET PIANO: Finest woods Excellent in your home. call 293-1615 al 1,3 oft with TWA Youth 0a55900 No Pressure AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER NO AND UP, nice. condonable, quiet FEMALE ROOMMATE to share 2 beim Tours e 30pm-1 30am. Fri 830pm-2pm touch & sound A truly fine Instrument take up 10 24 months to pay with a FREE Cru, incentives are ample rooms downtown. kit p110.293-3910 156 apt $75 al Own room on The BLACKUTE POSTERS $1 50. PATCHES 5600 or best offer 286-9312 PHOTOGRAPHY GETAWAY CREDIT CARD Call 225- Every distributor has different goals & N. 5th St Alameda Call eves. Toni 2862753 Weddings $4. THE MONEY BOOK WILL SE 75C SUP, INCENSE 25-296. PIPF.S $1 00 $25 Passports 126710, information after 5.00, 298-6000 different approaches The tact Mal our CARLOS DAILY ZERO-100 (The Best Auto Trntb1) New Commercial, Ado. Pr, Portrait, B & W AT 7th & SAN & UP. RADIOS 53 95 & UP. LEATHER LOE I II/R APTS. $130 W/w carpets, for reservations or your local travel agent natural products really are the finest is wrbase. cover, Empire cart all newt ROOM FOR FEMALE In furnished house. Color, 275-0596, FROM 830 UNTIL 1210 GOODS. BINOCULARS $2?. 00 & UP. swim pool. recreation room 620$ 9th St reflected in Out Never Usedli Inspect yourself!, worth $45 month: full privilege., low summer BLACKLITE, COMPLETE 18" 81195. 4' it SJ ISurnmer retest 280-13425 CHARTER FLIGHTS TO EUROPE UNPRECEDENTED Sales Groom HOt Tuna $150 call 287-1591 rate, S 11th 246-3023 or 739-5479. WRITING AND RESEARCH assistance SUNDAYAT-TtlESEA: Enloy $2285 STROBE LIGHTS $17115. GAS 5250 Need Charter Flights International, call cam- These figures will &Commander Cody Mar 11. Sante Cruz Typing, edlting (grad IL under) Also GLO BULB 535S INDIA PRINTS. FISH 2/3 OF THE MONEY BOOK OFFERS pus rep Barbara Nevins, 285.1196 BLOW YOUR MIND Fairgrounds. Two Shows 1 & 7 91.50 OFF ON LP-IIMS AMOROSO NEED TEMPORAFIT HOUSING? A two- Everything for Everybody 379-80113 County NETTING 51 98 & UP T-SHIRTS $230 ARE WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE Please make comparisons $4 Advance Tickets at FREE FRENCHBURGER AND WINZIT bedroom House which is for Sale will rent on, All tickets EACH BROOKS 80 E San Fernando, 1 OF CAMPUS-CHECK IT OUT AT EXPERIENCE EUROPE 4 to 10 wks frn We will ask you 10 do a little research Markley Music. Santa Cruz DRINK WITH PURCHASE OF SAMEI for $110 per month Burbank Area 292- PHOTOGRAPHY Dean bik from SJSU Phone 292.0409 710 & SAN CARLOS-ONLY $250 $220. Join our minibus loaded with guys bannede lit you sponsor in ORANGE WINZIT, THE MONEY BOOK! 3846 Weddings $25 Passports 84 and gals from 7 English speaking coon- JOHN & MARY Beene new LUCKY 11081E15110E Capitol ONLY $250 AT 7th & SAN CARLOS! Commercial, Ado Pr Fashion 85 WI & communicate with 466 SO 5th a. Story Rd SJ. Live Country Western IF YOU LIKE BOOKS. you'll love UNIVERSITY CLUS-Co-ed Beautiful SUPER-LARGE 1 bdrm. apts, furnished. Color, 275-0596 Ines Camp -Greece- 297-3866 Music Fri 'Sal rates RECYCLE, a different used bookstore NEW & COMPLETE HOUUIRJL OF house. ',replace, grand piano. color TV. carpeting $135 summer rates ano. 439 Europeans. See Russia-Scan :Going Recent paperbacks at 'S prone Best Sci-Fl FURNITURE, some in original package,. recreation room, kit priv maid & linens. S 4th St Cali 996-8819 TYPING IBM SELECTR1C. Also own Turkey & more. Sand for brochure GUYS AND GALS! DANCE, Saturday, March 10, 8 30 DIR TY selection in Bay Area Records, MO We Bedroom, living & dining rooms 297- perking, courtyard. includes Continental transcriber Willow Glen area 269-5552 Places-SD 422S Western LA Calif. Tel. Join a college-age BALLET ciass at BUT TER JUG BAND, 180 North Third St have the books you want & need & best 1325 Complete set under sac'. Will sell breakfast From $79/mo 202 So 11th 385-0012. Eutrazia School of Ballet Basic "techni- $1 00 FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH prices in town Yes, we buy & trade books separately 293-7374. SERVICES TYPING in my North side home. que tor beginning fencers Small & record. RECYCLE 235 So let St, 286- reasoned* Satisfaction guaranteed. EUROPE - ISRAEL - AFRICA classes-, ndiviclusi attention Beverly E275 MICROSCOPE-TASCO MEDICAL STUDIO'S $90 Men Only 620 S. 344 St 263-2739 Student flights Student camping lours TYPING, EDITING. FAST, ACCURATE, Eufrazia Grant Director 241-1300 2/50, 100 Monomer obsect Hnvd. carry- throughout Europe. Russia and Mexico IBM SELECTRIC, FORMER ENGLISH AUTOMOTIVE THE LOST FLEA . 50 variety mg case) and mach stage Paid $300. FROM $46/me. New rooms across the CHILD CAREPLAYGROUP, M-F 2-3 yr. Official SOFA agent for inter-European GOT A PROSLEM OR A QUESTION? shops-1940 S 1s1 St Ph. 2E3-2323. yours 8150258-7710 eves campus Kit 9,10, 0111 pd Men at 99 S. TEACHER, CALL 244-6444 AFTER 6:30. olds, Certificated teacher. Multi-culture! student charter flights, including Middle Campus SOS can help Call the Spartan Open We thro Sun 5-4 30 & 66:30. Free 9111. women 278S 1010 St Many extras MARY EIRYNER home 53 day or 504 hr 266-5063. East. and Feb East CONTACT ISCA 62 VW REBUILT engine NEW toes Best parking & admission Thousands of seen Open daily for inspec- 11687 San Vicente Blvd 04 L.A Calif Deily afternoons after 2 pm 277-3181 then must be RENT A TV ON STEREO. no contract utter 293-1867 or 277-3448 useful dome antiques & collectable'. HELP WANTED or 287- TEL 12131526-5669.825-0053 tion Call 295-8514. 295-8526 Free del Free service. Call Esche's 251- 90049 MAY FIVER (Feb . Mar . Apr r/ In lot 12 HELP 5585 E598 PERSONALS 18TR-211061 VW Camper 620S 8th *27 SAVE THIS AD: Before you purchase days of your season get free pills and R N.'s, aids. orderlies, lull and part hme 726710, information efter 500. 296-6600 or leave note 130 289 Bldg 0 (New costly stereo equip retail check w/us for for reservafions or your local travel agent 812-2210, drug study TAVIST 321-4412 American Registry of Nurses 293-0112. LA DONNA APTS. TYPING Creiegel discount priCes to SJS students Ion all THE MONEY BOOK I bedroom ants turn. $130. unfurn $120 80 North 3r0 St.. Apt 0823 your needs) We guarantee the lowest FIGURE MODELING position Light but IS ONLY $260 THE MONEY BOOK 0/w hew carpels Guist atmosphere near 2E7-4355 ONE FREE DINNER WIT14 PURCHASE prices in the Bary Area on such remiss. MMus work for parsons of good AT 7111 & SAN CARLOS IS ONLY 52 50 the campus. 385S 4th St. Call Ben 29E- LOST & FOUND OF End DINNER AT ELLAS REST, Sinew. Pioneer, Marante. Tesc. Dual, character Must be -FAST. Accurate Can edit- FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY AT 7th & SAN CARLOS physically perfect. $5 8383 or John 356-5708. TYPIST TWO 5 TRACK STEREO TAPES FOR etc Call us for weekly specials tool 29E- to $75/10 Periodic Box 138$, Mt. View. Masters etc Near SJCC Mrs. MINN FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY MINI - WOMEN LOST: Womens Ring, Mother Butler THE PRICE OF ONE-TAPE JOINT! 5593 or 252-2025 3 DORM., 2 Nth Townhouse. 10 min 2964104 H.S ITS ALL IN THE MONEY BOOK! JOSS -summer or JOBS ON SNIPES No experience re- class '71. gold ring wablue stone, Sen- TWO STEAK DINNERS frorn State near McKee & Jackson $100 travel ONLY $280 AT 7th 5 SAN CARLOS. KCK LOUDSPEAKERS presents the permanent Australia. Europe, S. quired Excellent pay Worldwide timental value Lost in 9th St area call FOR THE PRICE OF ONE AT THE cleaning deposit. $205/mo rent Call 251 2 FRU PARS Of ZIG ZAGS AT 1210 LABYRINTH. This unit is a fantastic America, Africa. etc All prokeelona, Perfect summer lob or career Send $2 296-4365 AMERICAN FAMILY STEAK HOUSE, 7450. 7-ELEVEN, ONE FREE LUNCH for '87 CAMARO Rally Sport with new '72 3-way loudspeaker system It offers no $500-$1,131:0 monthly, expense* paid. information. SEAFAX. Dept E-18. TWO WATER MATTRESSES FOR THE OR DINNER WITH PURCHASE OF Corvette engine Exc cond Low gas comparison at $135 Please call Bill at sightseeing Free info. write-TWR Co. Po. 800 2045. Pon Angeles, Washington INFO, leading to the recovery of Orange PRICE OF ONE AT YiNG YANG, LARGE CORNER BOMA for rent In EOUAL VALUE AT LA TEXANITAI red suede mileage new tires brakes clutch Best 354-9389 Other fine systems from $25 Dept 04. P 0 Box 351, Lafayette, CA 96362 cost by Joseph Magnin size S. IT'S ALL IN THE MONEY BOOK1 teacher's quiet home for serious, mature ITS ALL IN THE MONEY BOOK! a, Bus offer 591-1053 94549. Bldg REWARD No goes ONLY $250 AT 7th & SAN CARLOS A MILUON USED BOOKS. paperback* male student $75/ms. Near campus 258- ONLY $250 AT 7th & SAN CARLOS! SEA FRIEND to handocapped man Live , .16-5E67 14 price), and magazines Nest E154 free in attractive room Girls over 18 118 NEVILLE Malibu Hardt0p, 307 VS. old CHICK FOR PART-time lob 112/hr. In bol- IN ALASKA" available now This DRUG-ID please call 296-23013 aft 5. "JOSS Auto Al,. Radio. New tires on new bookstore. largest in Santa Clara Valley tie shop. days call Don 296-7438. handbook covers II held, summer end HOUSE FOR RENT COMPLETELY Anonymous Analysis Need a chrome wheels, 65.000 miles, mint cond since 1928 Woudruff & Plush Twice career opportunities Plan YOUR adven- FURNISH 3 beirm . 2 ba, kit .dlnln$Shln- 1415) 985-1158 THE FRIDAY FLICK AAAAA OFF MAR. II $1400 Or best offer 2774056 Read books, 81 E San Fernando btvm. TWO FREE HOT DOGS leg WITH "AIRPORT" STARRING A turer $3 00 JIA Bon 1565 Anchorege AK End & 30.10 30-5 30 10% off with Milled. FROM DER WIENERSCHNITZEL, & patio Inc! water & gar Call 272 Good Car? 1675 aft 7 pm TV's FOR RENT-SPECIAL STUDENT NUMBER OF HOLLYWOOD GREATS 99510 FOR SALE: Honda 250 Excellent ONE FREE 3 Pc CHICKEN DINNER or 323-1359 anytime $200 PO AAAAAA TYPEWRITER: Cam in- RATE $9.00 per month Call 377-2935 INCL HELEN HAYES, DEAN MARTIN 926-0413 $275/rno plus $100 deposit FREE MOVING BOXES & WOOD cluded Fair-good condition. only $1800 WITH PURCHASE OF THE SAME GEORGE KENNEDY. MORRIS DAILEY PALUITS Nancy-2135-50136 loftier 7 30 p m ) FROM KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN, Au0. 7 a 10 PM. ADM. 50e '67 MUSTANO F AAAAA CK 289 co eing Cotalmty 01 IT'S ALL IN THE MONEY BOOK! Auto Trans PLS Pal3 Must sell $850 or ONLY $250 AT 71h & SAN CARLOS! Classified Rates BODEGA ESPANA /1/3 Of THE MONEY BOOK OFFERS One To., three f our F !v Ear h add, PRES ROAST REIF DINNERWITH offer Cali 241-65240, 243-7928 days Ione J., Wines & wine miming (been ARE WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE des Jets days davit PURCHASE OF THE SAME - WI 1040 N 4th SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 3 lines SI SO 200 2 25 2 40 2 50 35 124 FIAT SPORT COUPE, 1969. 5 SPEE D OF CAMPUS-CHECK IT OUT AT PEANUTS, FREE FRENCH FRIES! Mee- Sales DONALDSI IN THE MONEY BOOK, NATURAL FOOD STORE PRESENTS Excellent condition good tires. '73 togs 7th & SAN CARLOS-ONLY $280. 4 uric', 200 2 50 275 290 300 35 $2.50 PER HR. COMM. ONLY $250 AT 7th & SAN CARLOS, & AVOCADO SANDWICHES- Call 247-2951 ask $1,496. Make offer SPROUT 2551, DISCOUNT to students on famous 245-4920 354 5 lines 250 300 325 340 350 35 name brand BICYCLES-European & Green Thumb Lawn Service POETRY WANTED for anthology. In- MANY OTHER TYPE .141 VALUAKT-very good condition. ALSO Jeoenese Show ASB card at TOUR 'N 6 noes 300 350 3/5 390 400 35 clude stamped envelope Contemporary must sell right away, leaving area $300 SANDWICHES TRACK CYCLER Y. 1035 Foster City, Ca THE FRIDAY FLICKS TAXI OFF MAR. 11 Literature Press. 311 California Street SALVADOR STRUT Call 241-9E58 ask for RON 1211 EAST SAN or call 14151 349-2229 or 1415) 574-0680 MTH 'AIRPORT" NO A Suite 412. San Francisco 94104 NUMBER OF HOLLYWOOD GREATS 50 50 50 SO 50 LEAGUES organized CHIEV 114 Impala, new erg . new Nei. air Free delivery to SJSU rues & Thor THERE WILL SE INCL HELEN HAVES DEAN MARTINS for Men women's and co-ed teems In coed . 8700 241-81N cm. "standard" GEORGE KENNEDY MORRIS DAILEY TRANSPORTATION Softball (alow 015111 and Volleyball - HUD SKIS: $20. 210 Metal with new boss. still AUD. 7 & 10PM. ADM, Mitt. Rosters are available in the Student Ac- HONDA IN. Bored to 350 Just spent NOM. Phone Office-Old Cafeteria SOFTBALL 5450 completely rebuilding it Excellent- 205-3885 SPRING CHARTER FLIGHTS tivities APT. MGR. tall new units by SJSU e,, Check a Classification pitch) Signori+ beam Mar 1E, and' fast tscromeleo $325 Paul 9213-0413 TO N.Y All mots Waving Oak Rotino (slow SUPERS 1001/ STEREO MECUM. or mown*. Tex-freepay$56imo Must 01 Announcreenta Help Pilasons, ,11 (fast pitch) Sign-ups n Wasted tup-5103 Also Minneapolis LIMA., Mar 29 SOFTBALL Merentz spars . Gerrard SL95 turntable cupy 2 ter . 2 bath unit May nave than 'AUTOMOTIVE' 12 VOLLEYBALL 11 CHEVY STATION WAGON P/S. R/H atomot.ve S-sj Neease mats. $55. each way For flight info cra, begin Mer 5 end Mar &Sure cart Cost over $700 Most acuity o. Sale Mar 23 Good shape $130 Cell Jim 275-9105 or grad 248-19113 s U IFe.46 tact Richard 274-4613 latter 5 pm Sign-ups begin Mar 9 end sacrifice all or part 277 6255 Bee ar/m And to place your ad