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at claim political profs ) 2 By David Koenig Prof. Theodore Norton said, aggressively." for Richard Nixon hasn't changed "Nixon was a little more humble "He's a good interrogator," said nd That was the general reaction by than I expected, but he still didn't Prof. Frederic Weed. he SJSU Political Science professors to confess anything." Much of the professors' reaction -es the nationally televised Nixon-David Very boring was ho-hum. Frost interview Wednesday night, Stephan Cohen, lecturer, thought "I've seen Nixon on television so the first of four 90-minute chats the first half hour was "very often that it's not a great novelty." between the ex-President and the boring," but "I was interested in the Weed said. "There's an ingredient onetime British talk show host. way Nixon carried himself." missing." he said of Nixon, "He's "I had exactly the same reaction Cohen said the ex-President too slick." I I had during the Watergate events," appeared tired, played on the Comfort was also reminded of said William McCraw, associate sympathies of the American public prefious Nixon speeches, such as the professor. "Why did he put himself and "still doesn't realize the fine "Checkers speech" and his "You experience Mariachis playing traditional songs, stroll Ninth St. Fitchard lohf through this painful distinction between a technical won't have Dick Nixon to kick again? crime as it relates to the presidency, around any more" swan song after May festival "He had nothing new to offer." and an abuse of power. losing the 1962 gubernatorial elec- Dr. Louise Comfort, assistant "His tenacity in holding to that tion to Edmund Brown Sr. professor, was "dismayed" by the fine distinction really misses the "I wasn't mad," she said, "I felt unhampered interview. point," Cohen said. sorry for him." "He still finds it impossible to say "He showed himself not even Prof. Edward Rogers, who he was involved in an obstruction of claiming to know what the law is," missed the show, pointed out that by gray sky justice," she said. McCraw said. "The TV interviewer locally the show had quite a bit of Nixon did say he had "let the was more up on it than he was, and television competition. Gray clouds failed to thwart American people down" by his that's humiliating." "I asked my American History enthusiasm for SJSU's Cinco de actions in the wake of the June 17, Several of the professors gave students about it," he said, "And Mayo celebration yesterday. 1972 Watergate burglary, but Frost high marks. about half saw it and half watched Strolling Mariachis, Mexican folk maintained he did not know of the "Frost demonstrated he was the Warriors ( basketball game)." dancers and concession stands burglary in advance, and was not familiar with the transcripts and Still, Rogers said the interviews selling Mexican fare were all part of guilty of obstruction of justice questions of the law," Cohen said. are "worthwhile." the festivities commemorating the because his motives were not "He had a lot of guts. I don't think I "It's a historical thing it should day when a group of unarmed criminal. could have handled it so be watched." Mexicans defeated a French organizational force at Puebla, Mexico in 1862. Tomorrow's festivities will offer Econ Department controls more of the same. Beginning at 10:15 a.m. Victor Estrella will speak on the significance of Cinco de Mayo. Psychologist Jose Ridriguez will attacked, backed by faculty speak at 11 a.m. on Chicano By David Willman Psychology year at the end of this semester to Bunzel would not comment on at the S.U. Am- and Nancy Steffen phitheater. accept a fellowship at the Brookings any matters pertaining to the A pinata break-out will be ( This is the first of a series Institute in Washington, D.C. Economics Department. featured at noon outside the Student examining the Economics Depart- He is eligible for tenure in fall, History Prof. Benjamin Hazard, Union followed by a car show at ment) 1978, but said he is not afraid to one of the outside faculty members 12:30p.m. Guitarist Jesse Ponce will Although ideological and per- speak candidly. on the personnel committee, refuted perform at 2 p.m. in the S.U. Amphi- sonality conflicts in the SJSU "I'm not willing to sell my soul some of Knudsen's criticisms. theater. Activities for the day will Economics Department date to for tenure," Knudsen said. "My Hazard said the committee does 1,1P1. before the 1970 arrival of President integrity is more important than not consider applicants' political end at 3:10 p.m. In colorful dress Mexican folk dancers celebrate Cinco de Mayo John Bunzel, feelings of anger and tenure. leanings. He added that hiring and despair have intensified and still "For a department to be viable, it tenure decisions are made solely on flourish under his administration. has to allow space for different types the basis of the inrii viduar s Library program Bunzel stripped the Economics of approaches," Knudsen said. qualifications and past per- revamped Department faculty of its self- "This university has not done that." formance. governing rights in September, 1974. Knudsen points to the status of Hazard also said the committee Upon issuing the unprecedented the economics personnel committee acts independently, and not at the order of disenfranchisement, Bunzel as proof of the administration's whim of SJSU administration. Dept. seeks accreditation said the department was "beset by continuing grip on the department. Economics personnel committee severe internal difficulties." He said the department is being members do not receive instructions By Alan Janson Colloquium in Contemporary Issues Work. Three outside -department reoriented to a conservative leaning. regarding hiring or tenure from the The SJSU Library Department is and Seminar in Community College The self-study report to be sub- faculty members continue to serve "When you control personnel administration, according to revamping its program and goals in Library Service, will be offered next mitted to the accreditation com- on the economics personnel com- decisions and hiring, you control the Hazard. hopes of regaining the accreditation semester and additional classes are mittee includes a complete analysis mittee as part of the Bunzel-ordered department," Knudsen said, adding, Although Bunzel said on Feb. 15, it lost in July, 1976. to follow in the spring. Janke said. of the curriculum and student body disenfranchisement. No other "No liberal or radical economists 1975 that he had a two-year plan to The department is presently A change in title for the depart- and facilities, a picture of the faculty department at SJSU has outside have been hired since (the disen- restore the Economics Department working on a self-study report which ment's master's program was and their qualifications, plus a faculty on its personnel committee. franchisement)." to its normal standing with the must be sent to the committee on okayed by the Chancellor's office on financial report. Among those critical of the Although Knudsen admits that university, James Willis, depart- accreditation of the American April 4 in accordance with Asheim's current Economics Department tensions in past years among ment chairman, said he is unaware Library Association (ALA) before report. Despite the accreditation situation is Odin Knudsen, assistant economics faculty have at times of any movement toward that goal. the committee will consider another Instead of a graduate student problems, Janke said the depart- prof. of economics. been extreme, he said disenfranchis- "The conflicts have not gone evaluation, according to Leslie H. being given a Master of Arts in ment has not suffered a significant "This has been a (Joseph) Mc- ing the department was an over- away," Willis said. "The depart- Janke, chairman of the Library Librarianship, he or she will receive decline in student enrollment. Carthy type of purge," Knudsen said reaction. ment has gone through a traumatic Department. a Master of Library Science, The department normally admits in reference to the 19 economics "Individuals should have been period. Right now I would recom- The library originally lost its beginning in May, 1977. 100 students in the fall and has faculty members who have been disciplined, not the entire depart- mend the current organizational accreditation in the summer of 1975 Janke said this is similar to the already accepted 90, with others either fired or denied tenure over the ment," Knudsen said. "If Bunzel plan be extended for an indefinite but appealed the ruling and titles Masters of Business Ad- under review for the remaining past five years. wanted it right, why didn't he let the period." managed to rfonin the accredited ministration and Master of Social slots, Janke said. Knudsen will leave SJSU for one Academic Senate takeover?" (Continued on page 3) status until it lost the appeal in 1976, according to Janke. "They felt that the curriculum didn't carry out the stated goals and objectives of the program," Janke said. Mushrooming student loan delinquency causes Although Janke protested and felt that part of the problem was one of semantics, the accreditation, which the department had since governmental revisions in new program policy 1968, was denied. However, the loss of accredi- By Pam Weening schools, state agencies, banks or will loan and tighten up the loans by $70 million. and collect from the student, ac- tation in no way effects the school (Second of a other lending institutions and the requirements to receive a loan, Last October Congress enacted cording to Richard C. Pfafft, media program which trains school two-part series) federal government guarantees legislation that would reinsure all assistant director of financial aids at librarians or the credential program While pursuing his Ph.D in repayment. Bank of America has cut back student loans if California SJSU. for those who wish to work in history, Joe Smith thought nothing Twenty per cent of students who their maximum loan of $7,500 to $4.- establishes a guarantee agency, "These schools are collecting community colleges, Janke said. of borrowing $1,500 from the federal borrow are defaulting, according to 500 and $10,000 to $7,500. The bank according to Vasconcellos. double the amount they borrowed," The major effect of the loss of government to help make ends Chuck Banks, representative for the alsiarequires the borrower to fill out Pfafft said. accreditation would be upon those meet. U.S. Education Office. a need-analysis report and a Congress has also enacted a bill, who want to be librarians in large But like many others, Smith The federal government in the financial form issued by the bank in according to Banks which will Most banking officials agree that academic libraries, Janke said. quickly discovered that his doc- last six years has been forced to addition to the mass of forms become effective in October, that the solution to the high rate of If the self-study can be completed torate was virtually useless in the make good some $116 million in already given to the student by the would prohibit students who take out default would be to localize the on time for the committee to make a academic job market and he was insured college loans that more than government and the financial aids loans from filing bankruptcy. program for better communication. visit in 1967 and that committee forced to take a job as a salesman. 120,000 students have failed to repay office. The federal government has also Jerry O'Flock, head of the returns the accreditation to the Today, Smith holdsa 120,000-a- to banks. Wells Fargo has also cut back or joined the act in cracking down on student loan operation at the Nor- Library Department, all students year job, owns a car and buys with In the regional area alone, which its loans by as much as $1,000 and student defaults, according to thern California Wells Fargo Office will graduate from an officially credit cards. But he has no intention consists of California, Arizona, Crocker now only stays in the Banks. said Wells Fargo does not break accredited program, Janke ex- of paying back the government. Nevada and Hawaii, more than 100,- program to loan to those who have Student defaulters even because of the bad com- plained. When the bill for the first quar- 000 students have received loans at already borrowed from the bank. "There now seems to be an added munication between schools and The ALA permits an 18-month terly payment arrived. Smith was the cost of 8330 million. The amount Assemblyman John Vasconcel- interest to collect student banks. period after loss of accreditation for furious. lost by default on that figure nears $1 los, D-San Jose, has proposed a bill defaulters," he said. "We are never contacted when a students already in the program to "There was my university telling million, according to Banks. that would create a state guaranteed "We attempt to call them by student drops out," O'Flock said, still have that designation with their me to start paying $360 a year," he Nationally, the amount is much student loan system. telephone or written word several "but the government keeps paying degree. says. "For what? To pay off a higher. In the last budget year for The bill would allow the times before we turn the case over to us and when we learn the student If accredited in 1978, it becomes degree they gave me so I could sell example, the U.S. government has California Student Aid Commission the federal prosecuter," Banks said. has dropped out, we must pay that retroactive for the previous year so refrigerators!" loaned or guaranteed more than $13 to guarantee student loans made by Banks feels that many students money back to the government." nothing would be lost. Janke said. Attitude common billion to students. California banks in an effort to default because "they felt they O'Flock believes the program The library alumni answered a Smith's attitude reflects a Of that amount that has come localize the operation to California didn't get what they signed up for. can be a very good one if there were call for financial support with more distressingly common feeling due, nearly $747 million is out- students, campuses and banks. "Many feel they didn't receive better communication between the than $1,000 in the department's bid among the nearly 15 million students standing. By next year, the total Loans available the education they wanted, their four parties involved. to regain accreditation and part of who have received direct or insured amount in default will rise past $1 Vaseoncellos believes that a degree did not produce a job right "That's why so many of the these funds went to pay the expenses federal loans since the aid program billion. more localized program would make away, or the vocational school went banks are dropping out of the for the consultation of Dr. Lester was enacted in 1986. These figures have caused loans more available and lessen the out of business and many do not program becauseeof the lack of Asheim, a library professor from the Government loans to students fall federal officians, banks and schools chance of default, because the state have the money for one reason or communication," O'Flock said. University of North Carolina into two major categories: those in to tighten up their regulations and would be able to keep closer tabs on another." Banks said. "Banks are never notified when the Following Asheim's report and which the government lends money revise legislation to stop thousands the money than the federal govern- "There has been a big crackdown student drops out. recommendations, the department to the borrower directly, and a of students who renege on their ment. on propriety schools who abruptly go "You have to have com- has undertaken an expansion of larger group known as Guaranteed loans. Vasconeellos also noted that in out of business or those that loan the munication to make it work," he class offerings and rewriting of the Student Loans. ( GSL ). Most all banks have either 1976, student loans dropped $93 student money, then borrow from said. "As it is now, I think the stated goals and purposes of the Under the GSL program, college dropped from the program or cut million nationally, while states with the government under the student program mushroomed and got out of program, Janke said. students can borrow from their hack on the amount of money they guaranteed agencies increased loan program and then turn around hand " For example, two new classes. WI,.. WIT Yap THE RESURRECTION or RICHARD NIXON Opinion Dick up to old tricks on television interview By liratorri country. my government, and all beat Mr those young people who now think 1( annul. forgive, government is too corrupt to go My years of bitterness toward into." you said. you have long since faded - worn I wanted to believe. away by time, fresh political faces I listened closely to your words. I arid more time. S I thought I was examined your face. I think! wanted ready to VIeW with a relatively open to see you weep. to admit the terrible mind your long awaited TV in- if this was a new Nixon. Like an wrongs you allowed to happen to the terview with David Frost. onion, you have shed so ,maiiy dif- country as a result of the Watergate I could not ferent personalities in your 30 year fiasco. For once in my life I tried to Your familiar dark looks brought political career that I thought it p05- trust you. Watching you squirm and back a rush of negative memories. stumble under the relentless ques- Your gestures, your words, and Doreen Carvajal is a staff writer tioning of Frost I sympathized with darting eyes which seemed to strain for the Spartan Daily. your plight. in hopes of escaping your face were But you were a master politician the same Nixon characteristics the sible you had finally peeled them all and you carefully danced around public grew to know so well. In fact, away to reveal, at last, the real and skirted those two simple words, it was an uncomfortable mental Richard M. Nixon. "I'm guilty." I imagine you were dwell to see you once again on TV I was disappointed however. trying to reserve some sort of minus the imposing trappings of the Your chameleon instincts prevailed. honorable niche in history by contin- presidency - the presidential seal, 'Die interview demanded a somber ually denying Frost's charges of a pictures of your family, the bust of reflective, even contrite ex-presi- cover up. Lincoln and flag tie clip which were dent and you were. I believe I even "Technically, I did not commit a used to dignify your speeches. detected a note of remorse in your crime. As far as its (the crime's) I felt once again as I did so many voice. handling - it was so botched, so (Ones before - I was ready for lies. You admitted to David Frost that many bad judgments and mistakes You appeared untroubled and you had "let the American people of the heart and head," you said. healthy, jovial enough even to begin down," and revealed a statement These were the truths you offered your interrogation with a tiny smile made to friends before your resig- to a public made cynical through which you proceeded to flash nation that summed up your feel- your guidance and training. Truths through the rest of the interview. ings. that were prostituted because you Mr Nixon, you did not look like a "I must say I sort of cracked up, charged a million dollar figure to man who had left the highest office and! blurted out, 'I'm sorry. I hope! reveal them. Did you really think we in the land, disgraced and dis- haven't let you down.' That said it could believe you? help wondering friends, my lie_ati honored. I could not all. I had let down my I cannot forgive. Dean's list ,vtiti,w Blown? Time for changing roommates

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EMIL May 6, 1977, Page 3 Econ dept. split blasted by profs (continued from page 1) and unstable groups is. "It might be a good idea In a recent interview on a broader basis," Willis Mings said Willis' stable- said. "The quality of the unstable memo did not pro- evaluations might be im- vide an accurate descrip- proved with outside peo- tion of the economics ple." faculty. Mings said the Willis said he neither memo was merely a list of advocated nor argued the good guys and the bad against the original disen- guys. franchisement. However, Mings, along with Pri- in a memo sent in Decem- mack, Lee and Garnel, re- ber, 1975 to Academic Vice cently lost an appeal of President Hobert Burns, I all lawsuit which questioned Willis divided his depart- hink propriety of the depart- ment into separate the I go ment's disenfranchise- "stable" and "unstable" factions. ment. ds. I The stable group con- Willis also said the nted sisted of professors Nor- existing administration rible man Keiser, James O'Con- controls over his depart- nor, ) the Marvin Snowbarger ment are justified because I‘ and William gate Johnson. of a necessity for central - P.'. Professors td to Marvin Lee, authority and direction. Turley and Mings, Donald Garnel and [ties- Associate Prof. "One department can't Martin at the rest of with sOltsir It Primack were thumb its nose listed as unstable. the university," Willis said. Willis minimized "A state university's clan the -.=. si memo's importance, obligation is to not be a aund fall& say- Photos t ty Bob Pep op ing that Bunzel never re- bastion for one point of rds, SJSU student David recently Wright demonstrated wrap, participants were allowed five minutes to later tugged end pulled on the paper in an effort ceived it. However, the view or another." were a rare talent he has aquired he did an almost wrap -the dummy of their choice," and the teem to escape it's "cushy comfort- Finally, he smiles memo was subsequently t of flawless Impersonation of a toilet paper roll. Actual- which best covered their dummy was the winner. as he escapes the all-encompassing paper, happy published in the Spartan (Tomorrow, the writers ntin- ly, he was wrapped in the toilet paper as part of In the photo on the left. Sekang Kintero puts the to bean SJSU student rather than a roll of toilet Daily. will examine the depart- A a the SJSU Rec. 97 class -dummy wrap- which finishing touches on the wrap up of Wright, who paper, in some public restroom 01 to say that Wright is a dummy. In the dummy Willis has never defined ment from the student's what the meaning ooint of view.) nit a of stable te's) I so Nixon didn't protect us akes Ferguson may testify in trial ered nigh uths Hunt bitter after Watergate of former SFSU president you e to By Chuck Hildebrand audience of about 120 per- assassinations, and "We used to be the home A.S. President James k we San Francisco State Uni- he was the association's Toomey of the San Fran- Five years after the sons and a battery of tele- whopping legal fees of of the free and the brave," Ferguson said he may versity A.S. president. controller. cisco Police Department's initial Watergate break-in, vision cameras, Hunt bit- $400,000 since 1972, in addi- he concluded, "but the testify at a preliminary Goodloe is charged with Ferguson may be asked fraud division. its aftermath is still just as terly recounted what he tion to an IRS tax bill total- challenge for us is whether hearing today in the feloni- embezzling CSUC Student to testify at today's trial painful for those directly called "nearly one ing $140,000. we can remain free if in- ous embezzlement trial of Presidents Association in San Francisco because Toomey handled the involved and the nation as thousand days and nights "After 26 unblemished deed we are not brave." LeMond Goodloe, former (SPA) funds last year when he signed the formal com- investigation of the Good- a whole. as a numbered creature years (in the CIA; he re- plaint against Goodloe and loe case after it was dis- That's the opinion of E. among subhu mans. " tired in 1970), I was looking because he is the current covered there were $8,068 Howard Hunt, one of the "Had I received even forward to the 'golden SPA controller. in unaccounted expendi- original seven Watergate one small crumb of mercy years' of retirement. What John Rico, a former tures during the time Good- defendants who spent three from my captors I might a travesty," he said with a spartaguide SJSU A.S. president, also loe was the association's years in prison for his role feel some sense of re- grimace. plans to attend the trial. controlle in the burglary of Demo- conciliation, but I don't," The nation, according to Rico was the SPA vice cratic he declared. Hunt, was sent headquarters in "I was gripped by a chairman when Goodloe Goodloe had told the stu- 1972. paroled (last year) be- "hysteria" as the result of as Assemblyman John Paul Brown from Na- Spartan Pub to discuss the was in the association. dent presidents last year Hunt spoke Wednesday cause learned it. Watergate. This, he said, !eel- Vasconcellos, D-San Jose, tional Semiconductor will initiation of the new presi- "At the preliminary that the SPA was in strong night at Benson Center on When inmate privileges caused business to "grind h in will speak on "The New speak on "Specific Opera- dent and new members. hearing, he (Goodloe) will financial condition, but the Santa Clara University were generally available, nearly to a halt," shocked Violence and Legislation" tional Amplifiers and Their appear before the judge, then he stopped attending campus moments after they were restricted to me and embarrassed Ameri- for at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Uses" at 12:30 p.m. today The organization of who will determine if there the group's meetings and a former President Nixon, because of my 'special can allies, and weighted ions Grace Baptist Church. in ENG 329. Arab Students will meet at is sufficient evidence to check of the SPA bank who Hunt said "targeted us handling' label." "the heavier side of the na- rea- 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the hold him over for trial," account showed its re- and then failed to protect He described the de- tional scale with defeat and "Play Misty For Me" S.U. Ballroom. There will said Inspector Jack serves depleted. us and our families," ap- vastation Watergate disappointment." The Jewish Student said will be shown at 7 and 10 be dinner, songs, a film and peared on a nationally tele- brought to his life his Watergate, remarked Center will hold its last Pot- my tonight at Morris Dailey Debkeh vised Hunt, was a political Luck Sabbath Dinner of the Dances. Admission Ase. interview with wife's death in a plane Auditorium. Admission fee catalyst that caused people semester at 7 tonight at 298 is free. air journalist David Frost. crash while carrying docu- is $1. around the S. 12th St. Live music will d he Before a sympathetic ments to Chicago, the world to lose re- Paul Templeton's spect for the United States. be featured and everyone The kick "fragmentation of my Jarrett Brock, associate Reading Lab will Tully Road Stables As that happened, he said, must bring a vegetarian hold a mini family," the "libelous" professor of philosophy, -course on pre- 47artan Daily linking of his name to the Americans lost confidence dish. paring for and taking the will discuss "Difficulties RENTALS John Kennedy and King in themselves. exams at 2:30 p.m. Monday HORSEBACK a ny . Serving the San Jore Stine with Searle's Theories of in Ed. 231. GAVROAURAP a ESPECIAL RATES are University CommuniN Dr. Del Thiessen will Assertion and Meaning" at Since 1904 discuss "Olfactory Com- . of 3 p.m. today in S.U. 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MEM May 6, 1977, Page 4 Weekend meals rejected Newscasting boring, not glamorous Dorm survey reveals says KRON anchorman Fred LaCosse 15-meal plan preferred ' ft'A By Kitty O'Neil Some 80 per cent of now or, for a higher meals in the Dining Com 411.111k dorm residents surveyed dorm fee, two additional mons plus a double room in TV newscasting isn't as by the Spartan Daily prefer meals on Saturdays and one of the seven dormi- glamorous as it's cracked the housing office's 15-meal Sundays. tories. up to be. In fact, it's boring, plan, instead of its 19-meal Students will have to The Daily survey asked according to newscaster plan. pay $684 in dorm fees for 50 residents which of these Fred LaCosse. Residents are presently the semester, with the 15- options they would select if LaCosse, anchorman being given the option for meal plan, and $800 per they were going to be in the for KRON-TV, channel 4 in next fall of three meals a semester for the 19-meal dorms next semester. The San Francisco, spoke to day for five days a week plan. 15-meal plan was sup- about 80 journalism stu- ;:t. which is what they receive Dorm fees pay for ported by 41 students. The dents Wednesday in the other nine preferred the 19- Spartan Daily office. meal choice. "Reporters have the Mineta asks bill Applying these per- most fun." he said. "I'd centages hypothetically to rather be out in the field the approximately 1,800 with them." :! to compensate dorm residents, about 325 He said he regretted students would sign up for that he could not be as the weekend meals. creative as he would like to - _..-1/4... i Icamp inmates Cordell Koland, head of be as a newscaster. )7,-...... e.f!,, c: Japanese -American be sent to the camps, ac- the housing office, said that "Crime news is my pet civil servants who were cording to John Blechman, "more than 200" students peeve," LaCosse said. "I forced to leave their homes an administrative aide. will be needed to prevent really think that too much during World War II would Mineta stayed for about the 19-meal program from emphasis is placed on gain an average of two one year in a camp with his losing money, though he crime news and that news- II years retirement credit if a mother and family in added that he can't be cer- casters weigh it too bill proposed by Congress- Wyoming, while his father tain of that figure at the heavy." man Norman Mineta, D- taught Japanese in Illinois, present time. "I get so damn tired of Weekend meals were announcing bad news I'm Staff photo San Jose, is enacted. Biechman said. Fred LaCoss& KRON anchorman. speaks to SJSU journalism students. "Obviously, this bill will The Mineta bill would offered to residents in 1974, becoming psychotic if not ment made by San Fran- cussing the happy talk He also said that it is the never compensate for the affect from 500 to 1,000 peo- but the program was dis- schizophrenic," he said. gun because they are com- largest cisco Examiner broafcast format of some news sta- nature of the producer to suffering and humiliation ple and would cost from continued after appro- When asked about be- peting in the fifth columnist Bill Mandel that tions. have terror in their bodies incurred by those families $100,000 to $812,000, accord- ximately five weeks when coming directly involved in market in the country. con- he and newswoman Kirstie asnd to overproduce guilty of nothing more than ing to Mots Furiyo, presi- an average of less than 100 terrorist activities LaCosse Newscasters are be- Wilde were on their way because they are afraid of their Japanese ancestry," dent of the local committee students attended. said that if lives are in- stantly changing jobs KRON uses a variety of ac- out, LaCosse said, "Mandel running out of news on the Mineta said in a prepared for internment credit. Koland has said that it volved the media should cause of the ratings, sources to gather the news is trying to make a splash." air. statement, but it would go a failed because students had stay out of their activities. cording to LaCosse. according to LaCosse, in- long way in accrediting The problem in assess- to pay for each meal on the However he said, "If a "Money is the reason cluding the NBC nightly re- interesting those people with the work ing the amount of money weekends when they ate it, communique is received and the ratings determine "Mandel has port (it is broadcast three LaCosse offered advice ideas that I they did in the camps. involved is caused by the instead of having the in- from the New World it all," he said. "Ad philosophical hours before KRON goes on to students entering the with," he said. "But Under the Executive Or- lack of information about crease included in the Liberation Front (NWLF) agencies buy time on the agree the air), film and video- newscasting profession. it comes down to the der 9066, signed by Presi- the amount of time and the dorm fees. saying that PG&E has been networks and they won't when tape, program services, "Don't get involved just he doesn't for dent Franklin D. Roosevelt number of people who were Money and an interest bombed and 48,000 people subscribe if a station's rat- nuts and bolts wire services, the assign- the money. After a he's in 1942. about 110,000 held in the concentration in getting away from the don't have power, that's ings are low." know what the hell ment desk, and monitors. while that gets to be a Japanese-Americans were camps, Furiyo said. Dining Commons food were news and I'll announce it." Audience perception of talking about." drag," he said. "Get in- use moni- upr-ated from their homes The retirement credit the main reasons given by LaCosse described his the news team is im- "All stations volved because you are in- in a flip are all and placed in concentra- would be given in relation students for preferring the job as "tenuous at best", portant, LaCosse said. "If "To talk tors because they terested in newscasting around hard news, living in terror of missing tion camps. to the time spent in the 15-meal plan. and said that all news- it's negative we're gone." manner and because you are when dis- LaCosse said. camps, he explained, but "I buy my own food on casters perform under the In replying to the state- I abhor", he said the big one," dedicated. Its going to Mineta was among the total time averages out the weekends. that way those people of San Jose to to two years per person. turn out cheaper I'm sure", said Bruce Beadell, a aeronautics Collective bargaining operations Junior. A bio-science soph- news summary more who wished to be un- bill identified agreed, stating topic of proposed "the prices went up as it is Legislation to extend Associated Press said and I don't want to pay any- Prone to combat 'neurosis' collective bargaining that opposition to the bill more". Carter investigation rights to employes of the was raised in committee by Terry Figone, a be- California State University Assemblywoman Carol havior science freshman and College and the Uni- Hallett, R-Atascadero, who said, "I wouldn't eat their clears Nazi charge versity of California sys- disagreed with the provi- food on the weekends for City teachers not safe tems is under debate in the sion permitting student nothing". PHILADELPHIA AP your speech an adherence state legislature. employes to join the union Garret Sugiyama, a TORONTO, Canada were reported in 1975-76 phobias and other psy- For 36 years Margaret to and enthusiasm for ... The bill, proposed by and giving students a non- mechanical engineer CAP) A psychiatrist re- and that many more were chological ills. Bloch said Wunderle begged generals, the existing Nazi adminis- Assembly Majority Leader voting seat at the bargain- junior also said the food porting "combat neurosis" never reported. that, as in the case of sol- admirals and presidents to trations of the German Howard L. Berman, D- ing table in faculty con- quality was why he prefer- In inner city school In addition to their diers under constant of at- clear her of charges that government. You have: Beverly Hills, was jointly tract talks. red the 15-meal plan. teachers said Wednesday physical injuries, "many tack, the tension is some- she had been a Nazi col- maintained your contact worked out by the United "I couldn't take it seven that school violence has not psychological symptoms times shown in physical laborator. with that country by recent Professors of California The Assembly Public days a week," he said. declined and officials have presented by these bat- symptoms such as high Now, after a letter to visits there." (UPC). the Congress of Fa- Employes and Retirement Guy Atkinson, a taken only token steps to tered teachers are analo- blood pressure, stomach President Carter and an in- culty Associations (CFA) Committee delayed a vote business freshman said. ease the trauma on gous to those observed in trouble, backaches and vestigation by his staff and "I was never in Ger- and the Academic Senate, on the bill for two weeks. "For the amount of extra "battered teachers." combat neurosis," Bloch headaches. the Navy, she has been vin- many in my life," Miss according to Jack Kurz- money, which works out to Dr. Alfred M. Bloch said said. Bloch said that in Cali- dicated. Wunderle recalled Tues- weil, president of the local a little over $7 a weekend, I that nationally some 63,000 They included emo- fornia, where his studies In mid-1941, Miss Wun- day, "and I never belonged UPC. Acting officer can feed myself just as serious injuries from phy- tional tension, anxiety, were carried out, workers' derle was fired from her to any German organiza- The measure would ex- good or better." sical assaults by students nightmares, jumpiness, compensation adjusters job as a senior telephone tion." tend to some 100,000 em- receives lob generally refuse claims for operator at the Philadel- ployes the same union This opinion is correct repairing psychic damage phia Navy Yard after the But Miss Wunderle's pa- rights that public school according to Cordell Urine injections tried to assaulted teachers un- Navy notified her she was rents were from Germany, employes gained last year. appointment Koland, who stated that less court action forces "reliably reported" to be a and in those days, she said, All employes except Madlyn Chase has been students can't get "a well them to accept them. Nazi sympathizer. "the word Nazi became a confidential and mana- appointed Contract and balanced meal" for any on allergy sufferers In Los Angeles schools, The firing was based on synonym for German." It gerial employes of the two Grant officer of SJSU after less than the $3.80 per day LOS ANGELES (AP) said one patient who where Bloch studied 253 as- information supposedly became almost impossible systems are covered by the holding that position in an the 19 meal plan costs. Thousands of allergy claimed his headaches saults on teachers between volunteered by a co-work- for her to find a job and she bill. acting capacity since Aug- Mary Howe, a Fresh- sufferers have been treated were cured yet there 1971 and 1976, "the school er. When she protested her has been unemployed most The employes would ust, 1975. man Business major sup- with injections of their own have been no scientifically district categorically innocence, the Navy ans- of the time since then. have the right to join or not Chase's appointment ported the 19 meal plan, urine at a group of clinics acceptable tests done to denies that there has been wered: to join organizations for the was announced by Ellen saying, "I stay here all in California, despite warn- prove the therapy. psychological injury" to "You have been reliably Miss Wunderle has writ- collective bargaining pur- Weaver, director of Spon- weekends. It goes up to ings from trained allergy Operators of the clinics, teachers, he said. reported to have demon- ten to every president since poses, and the bill provides sored Research and Proj- quite a bit when I have to specialists that the tech- attempting to give the im- Despite his earlier re- strated in your actions and she was accused. for a broad scope of bar- ect Services. buy my own meals." nique is unproven and pression that research is port of the emotional after gaining including wages, Before joining the SJSU A nursing freshman who potentially dangerous. being done on the therapy, effects of beatings by stu- hours and other terms and staff in 1973 as Coordinator wished to remain uni- Developed nearly 50 provided names of two dents, the Los Angeles conditions of employment. of Veteran's Affairs, Chase dentified agreed, stating, years ago and employed scientists. When contacted schools have made only SHABBAT Employes not joining a worked in the area of ad- "It seems like a good deal. mainly by an elderly River- by the Associated Press, "token efforts" to remedy SHALOM! union to represent them ministration of federal and It would be about the same side doctor who has since however, one said plans for the situation, Bloch said. would only be able to take non-federal contracts and as you spend on weekends died, the unusual treat- tests had fallen through, That effort consisted of the last part in non-binding "meet- grants. now". ment has been taken over and the other said his work making a crisis inter- potluck Shabbat dinner and-confer" sessions and She has spent 10 years Another unidentified and aggressively ad- had "nothing to do with" vention team available to would not pick an exclusive at Stanford University as freshman said, "We need vertised by a group of doc- auto-immune therapy. victims of assaults. But tonight 7 p.m. vegetarian bargaining agent. assistant for administra- weekend service because a tors under the name With signs that similar even then, said Bloch, any- Jewish Student Center be ad- of lot of people can't afford to "Allergy Control Medical clinics are spreading to The act would tion in the Institute thing a teacher tells the 298 S. 12th St. ministered by the Educa- Mathematical Studies in go to restaurants and buy Clinics." other parts of the country, teams' psychologist can be 293 4188 tional Employment Rela- the Social Sciences. Her job food". Randolph E. Fife, a certified allergists are used against him is a la %- tions Board which already included developing and "It's too expensive," spokesman for the clinics, seriously concerned. swt should arise. has jurisdiction over the editing contracts, grant according to the pre-law sa:d some 3,000 people other state employes per- negotiation and adminis- major. were treated last year and mitted to bargain collec- tration, budget and ex- The rest of the dorm that 80 per cent get relief of tively. penditure project and con- residents will have to make symptoms. Sneezing, it- The board would deter- trols and development of their decision ben& June ching, headaches, asthma, The Beat Goes On mine the appropriateness subcontracts for computer 1. After this time they will hives and a host of other of proposed units to be hardware and software. lose their priority standing complaints are treatable unionized, conduct and cer- Chase also worked in as a returning resident. by "auto -immune tify elections, investigate the Controller's Office and Fees should be paid to therapy," said the clinic When You unfair labor practices and the Applied Physics the cashiers office, along operators. Donate decide contested matters Laboratory at the Univer- with returning the license The clinics offer per- involving recognition of the sity of Washington in and interest cards that can sonal testimonials of employe organizations as Seattle and spent six years be picked up at the dif- dramatic relief "I went exclusive representatives. with a private research ferent dorm main desks. through hell for 11 years," Blood Although the bill would corporation in Chicago Date: May 9th, not require binding arbitra- She earned her B.A. in loth, 11th tion or legalized strikes, business administration at Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Berman refused to add a the University of Montana provision saying employes and has continued course AUTO Place: Loma Prieta Room, who went on strike would work in accounting, busi- Student Union on the second floor be fired, according to Asso- ness law, and data process- INSURANCE ciated Press. ing. 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Open 24 hours kr 247-8336 (CORNER OF MOORPARK) 732 S. 1st (near Virginia) AND WINCT IFSTER 804 Lincoln (near Parkmoor) rvv--- May 6, 1977, Page 5 Women can overcome sexual myths by knowing more about themselves Society has developed growing up was that relationship not to be a woman's sexual growth, have been told that they many myths concerning women didn't have wet completion of myself but she said, so men and have to take care of the female sexuality that dreams," said Markham. an adjunct of myself," she women must learn to male ego and so they are women must learn to over- who teaches a Female said. "I want my whole self receive as well as give. afraid to tell him what to come, according to Nancy Sexuality course in New to be there to give." She said that the idea do. Markham, a lecturer in College. She said that another that man must give to the In order to combat the New College. problem is women are woman all the time in order myths about women's Wet dreams forced to live through the to satisfy her has de- sexuality, "we must take Markham spoke before But in 1953, when she myth that intercourse is es- veloped over the years. control and learn to be ini- 15 people last week on was going to college, a sential in order to com- "We came out of the tiators," she said. "Female Sexuality" at the report came out that said a pletely satisfy a woman. dark ages with the idea Another way to alleviate Human Awareness Work- large number of women did that a man could be more attitudes about sexuality is shop sponsored by the Stu- indeed have wet dreams, Different individuals of a man by satisfying a to get in touch with the dent Occupational Therapy she said. "But actually the way a woman," she said. "Then similarities between our Association in SCI 123. woman becomes satisfied this just translated into one own body and our part- "The different sexual is different for each indivi- more burden that men ners," she said. "We "The idea of uncleanli- choices available to a dual." have to bear." should focus on the concept ness, dirtiness and foulness woman are celibacy, Another thing males of touch and make lesbianism, learn is Woman's responsibility is an attitude about our bisexuality and and females must Woman should be say- sexuality a whole body ex- bodies that we are taught heterosexuality," she said. how to give and receive in a perience." Inhn\N POWSCM ing that orgasm is their very young," Markham. relationship, she said. She said the more Nancy Markham, New C:..11, spo1se un female sexuality last week at the Human Aware- own responsibility, she ness Workshop, sponsored by the Student Occupational Therapy Association "I philosophyically and said. women know about them- She said that if women socially don't see any rea- "A problem women run selves the less they will can get over that idea we son for anybody to butt into into is the stronger we "So in order to learn rely on other people to will be one step ahead. anybody else's choices." become the more we think how to satisfy ourselves we define their needs She said that whatever we have to give to be in must be able to communi- "Another myth we must choice a woman makes she charge and the harder it is cate with our partner," she deal with is that women are must be aware of the con- to lie back and receive," said. "So we have to knou Local reading program I supposed to be unsexual sequences and be ready to she said. what is best for us and ORIENT creatures but in actuality accept them. learn how to ask for it." we are definitely sexual Yet that receiving of She said that is a hard from $499 beings," she said. Celibacy may be harder pleasure is part of a thing to do because women ROUND TRIP aims to improve skills to accept, she said, because Her thesis is that society and television A AIR s Shot. & Lenthvr Itepalrs z A reading-improvement stresses new approaches problems of bilingual chil- women are sexual beings stress that people aren't . TRANSPACIFIC program put to dren if they understand 10% Discount to together by reading" and is a way of who can choose the way complete without someone . TRAVEL education specialists at "attacking the reading their cultural background. they express their else. SJSU Faculty and Students . SJSU and Evergreen problem by reaching all the sexuality. Deilarias_ 436 E. Santa Clara St i 235 E Santa Clara School District hopes to teachers in the school." Other sessions included "One assumption that "But I contest that on Suite 1103 S J (Non to 10th St F'harrnacyl 2910667 sharpen not only students' personnel who work in was prevalent when I was the theory that I want my reading skills, but the in- In designing the pro- various school district structional techniques of posal, Tiedt worked with clinics and who are teachers as well. Dr. Edward Lewis and Dr. familiar with the reading Vergil Hughes, both of the problem in junior high a The state -funded SJSU Elementary Edu- schools. a program, a joint effort of cation Department. Ever- the SJSU Elementary Edu- green District Director of In addition to work- cation Department and the Special Projects George shops, there are extension East San Jose School Dis- Marr and reading special- programs, testing and trict, began last fall in the ist Sandy Robles, also of evaluation programs and seventh and eighth grades Evergreen. teacher and parental of Quimby Oaks and Leyva assessments. schools. Lewis said that during the first semester, junior The workshop and _Currently, more than high school reading spe- extension classes are an 1,000 students and about 55 cialists from various dis- attempt to help teachers teachers are participating. tricts shared their exper- get a better idea of how to iences with Evergreen improve reading programs Dr. Sidney W. Tiedt, one teachers. Because there in all classes, not just of three SJSU professors are many bilingual, English, Hughes said. involved in designing and Mexican -American 14 writing the proposal, said children in the district, Although the program the on -going project Mexican-American culture has been under way all authorities also made year, student progress has Local execs presentations. not been determined yet. plan to attend The idea, Hughes said, Hughes said a test will be administered to gauge s- is that teachers can better reading the success of the program fl conference understand re : Robert R. Gros, former et vice president of public re- it lations at Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) Com- Council supports pany, will be the keynote r- speaker at the Public Re- ss lations Student Society of anti-racists rally s- America (PRSSA) con- In addition to its major programs as discrimin- ference May 13. task of passing the budget. ation against white a- the A.S. Council dealt with students. Other Bay Area profes- a few minor resolutions in The first RSB resolu- sionals speaking will be: support of a campus- tion, which passed 8-2 with John Sammons, vice radical group at its Wed- three abstentions, will president of Hill and nesday meeting. provide co-sponsorship for Knowlton West; Jim Noah, The council went along a May 28 rally in Oakland a university relations of with a Revolutionary to protest 816.6 million the It SJSU; Ron Brill, director Student Brigade (RSB) city of Oakland has in- le of public affairs at USF; request to co-sponsor a vested in firms such as Earl Spenser, manager of rally later this month IBM and Polaroid, which st General Electric Company protesting the city of Oak- do business in South Africa. Western Regional Re- land's investments in Speakers at the rally, lations; and Lorry Lokey, corporations which do busi- according to RSB member general manager of Busi- ness in apartheid South Randy Scott, include Harry ness Wire. Africa. Edwards, UC-Berkeley The council voted in sociology professor, and tickets are available in favor of another RSB Stephen Faustina, SJSU the Journalism building resolution against the affirmative action officer. during Dr. Dennis Wilcox's Bakke decision, by which The council's major advbnced registration con- the California Supreme action was passing a ference hours through Court struck down 1520,772 budget for next Tuefday. minority admission school year.

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The Lecherous Itiskal ersion of CANTERBURY TALES May 6. 7, 11-14 t'lliversity Theatre For tickets: '27'7-2777 May 6, 1977, Page 6 McPherson made SJSU sports ive By Russell bgold lousy sailor," he said), pools around. The one that unable to make the trip water. He, as basketball The city of San Jose, McPherson has always I did swim in, I remember, because he was coaching mentor, would have the treated to the unfavorable been uncomfortable. But was a horrible, decrepit basketball. honor of preparing a 65- effects of the water shor- when he has both feet on pool, and that had a bad He recalls how the player basketball squad for tage. now has to prepare to the ground, as a dedicated effect on me. I just became football team's game on a game against Stanford in and face its dreadful and high schooler, active a non -swimmer, Saturday, December 6, five days. inevitable sequel: the collegian, successful turned to other sports." 1941 was rained out and "It was crazy," Mc- Walter shortage. coach, and influential During the war years of rescheduled for the next Pherson said. "Anyone Without water (which athletic director, he and his June, 1942 to November, Monday. On Sunday, the who's ever coached a team has kept us physically good-natured personality 1915, McPherson served in Japanese struck, and the would know what an almost alive) and Walt McPherson have made things very the Navy, but only in Texas game was "bombed out." impossible task that would ( who has helped keep San satisfactory for the local and Oregon, drilling None of the SJSU players be." Jose, and particularly community. aviation cadets in the V-5 were killed, and seven At the time, much of SJSU, athletically alive), "He's probably touched program. Football actually stayed on the police force SJSU's basketball talent pessimistic prognostica- hundreds maybe brought him closer to the in Hawaii during the war. was still serving time tors can forsee the day thousands of lives through water than the Navy did. McPherson still had abroad, and out of the 65 when the whole idea of the his efforts," Bronzan said, "One of the highlights substantial coaching time who lumbered into the Waft McPhersonch historic "waterboy" will referring to his per- if not THE highlight of before the war, having opening practice session, . ...coa reins dry up and die. formance in his 60 years of the football season came been selected immediately McPherson had heard of From 1961 until 1969, the "He's ship to the in January 1939 as the McPherson, whose 35 life in San Jose. when we went on only three of them. 100 per cent San Jose man Man 'worsen will be one of the players leading the Spartans real role in the islands," he said. freshman basketball years of service in SJSU played a Hawaiian Those three and 17 was chairman of the men's into the PCAA Conference championship being held at SJSU of this cam- the closest we ever coach. "I just happened to sports gives him first background "It was others made the final cut, physical education today and Saturday Action on both days starts at 9 a.m. at the com- be in the right place at the priority on the title of pus." came to international and although they lost to department, and he served south campus. "Walt McPherson is the right time," he said. "senior Spartan sports- petition. Stanford that weekend, as commissioner of the fairest person I have every "We went to the islands Any argument alluding man," truly has been an they came back to romp West Coast Athletic Con- with," three different seasons to signs of laziness on his influential figure come into contact past their Palo Alto op- ference from 1965 to 1969, Gene before we got into the war. part would not hold water; Cards host golfers throughout his Ille at San added baseball coach ponents a week later. at which time the SJSU known him We would take incompletes in addition to basketball, Jose. Actually, however, Menges. "I've McPherson coached in basketball and baseball fellow in our classes and be in McPherson was coaching the water and Walter both as a student and football again in 1946-47, in teams dropped out to enter and Hawaii from Thanksgiving baseball part-time, and deficiencies have nothing faculty member here, baseball in 1947, and was the PCAA. in PCAA tune-up seen him do until about Christmas time. taking 12 units for general other and I've never assigned the head coaching Now he "stays on the to do with each It was wonderful, playing credentials for his Masters By Jim Schwartz what happens in the PCAA They anything to harm anyone slot in varsity basketball sideline to root" for the prefer it that way. there in Honolulu. degree in physical In a tune-up for the tournament as we have just don't get along. else. until he retired in 1960. His athletic giants he has seen to McPherson was grid education! PCAA Conference established superiority Bob Bronzan, former "He's always willing hoop teams finished in the develop at SJSU. For the the other person, backfield coach for the Then, in November of championship Monday and over other western teams," SJSU football coach and think of league's top four a total of past eight years he has willing to help Spartans in 1940, but the 1945, he returned to SJSU to Tuesday, SJSU men's golf Vroom said. long-time friend of the now- always 10 times, and were been a supervisor of team will else out." succeeding year was find himself in more hot visit Stanford San Diego State has retiring McPherson, ex- someone champions twice. student teachers and in- After being named today in only their second finished in the top three in pounded on how 1420 and structor in badminton dual match of the season. SJSU's "Outstanding several tournaments, in- W. McPh are incompati- activities classes. No The Spartans only other Athlete" as a senior in 1938, cluding winning the U.S. ble: wonder he deserves the dual match was also Collegiate Invitational at starring in football, record honor of a banquet held in all-around "He's a good Flingers' 6-1 baseball, against the Cardinals Stanford and the Pacific athlete, but there's one basketball, and his name tomorrow night. coached in which SJSU won 18.5-8.5, Coast Invitational in Santa thing he can't do swim. McPherson Yet, the extent of his in ad- backed by two sub-par Barbara. He's a real sinker." those three sports influence has not nearly loves rounds. The Aztecs placed McPherson would dition to golf. He also on line in today's tilt been drained out. He has is But the Spartans had a second in both the Western concur. "I've never been to participate in, and personally flooded many pong, distinct advantage over Intercollegiate in Santa known as a great swim- proficient in, ping The Clingons, SJSU's 'ROTC field, Seventh and up and down the field with associates with over- but Stanford as SJSU was Cruz which is by invitation mer," he said, smiling. badminton, and pool campus Ultimate Frisbee San Carlos streets. passes to teammates. No flowing kindness of the in playing on its home course, only for the top 24 teams in "I'm not at home in water, not the kind with water team, will be putting its 6-1 Ultimate Frisbee is player is allowed to run "living water" of Christ. Almaden Golf and Country the west, and the Fresno in any way, shape, or it. record on the line against played on a 60-by-40 yard with the Frisbee. One point McPherson has been an Club, and the Cardinals Classic. In its own tour- form." "When I was a kid," Stanford today. field with two 30-yard end is awarded for a reception elder at the Westminster were without Mike Peck, nament, San Diego State Whether in the chlorine McPherson explained, The two teams will zones. The seven-member in the end zone. Presbyterian Church since on of their top players. took third. or in the Navy ("I was a "there weren't very many battle it out at 3 p.m. on the squads move the Frisbee Stanford has never 1950, and a committee Stanford has been SJSU took third in the beaten the Clingons, member of Young Life, an playing good golf lately, U.S. Collegiate In- having fallen four times to organization for high 110 just coming off winning the vitational, seventh in the a team that has only one school students. Southern Division Pacific-8 Western Intercollegiate defeat this season. In addition, he says, championship over USC fifth in the thrills golfer Championships, Nicklaus Spartan The loss came by the "I've tried to be an ap- and UCLA. Fresno Classic and fourth By Jim Schwartz pro, Nicklaus, and the best penses for the one round of The soft spoken Steinfurth score of 7-3 at last week's propriate example for the In describing Stanford's in the Aztec Invitational. As amateurs, very few area amateur, Steinfurth, golf, according to Stein- said that college golfers Santa Cruz Ultimate athletes I've been involved course, SJSU golf coach The Spartans' only college athletes get the to play a round of golf. furth. use their own clubs and on Frisbee Tournament, at with." Jerry Vroom said it is a tournament win was in the opportunity to play with the "It was a great thrill," Steinfurth, a the average spend about the hands ... and fingers of At least on" person, "real championship Cal State Hayward In- top professionals of their Steinfurth said. "There sophomore, came to the $250 for a set of clubs. Sonoma. south campus head course" and that it is an all- vitational at Silverado respective sports, but one was Jack Nicklaus and I United States to play golf However there are less Stanford won't be taken equipment man Lowry around hard test for a good Country Club where SJSU SJSU athlete got a chance was practically a no name and attend school here as a expensive sets, $100 to $200 lightly however, because Jasper, has witnessed the golfer. took six of the first nine to do just that last June. to him. I never played business major. available he added. they were the team that fruits of McPherson's The PCAA cham- positions. Achim Steinfurth, a before 2,000 people, but When he arrived from A pair of golf shoes cost won the Santa Cruz com- samaritan approach. pionship will be played at Vroom said the favorite member of the Spartan golf Jack Nicklaus doesn't even Germany the three major between $20 to $50. For petition, edging out the "I couldn't ask for a the Mission Viejo Country to win the individual team, played one round of worry about things like differences between the clothes, Steinfurth said, Clingons, 31-30. In that better Christian man in my Club, which is used to championship is Gerry golf with Jack Nicklaus in that anymore. I did pretty two countries that Stein- they can "play in tournament, each team life," Jasper said. "He was determine sectional Simoni of San Diego State. Munich, Germany. well." furth noticed were the anything." played four games, with gentleman and a great qualifiers for the U.S. Simoni won the U.S. Steinfurth, from Nicklaus, who was in price of gasoline, fast food their total points added up coach." Open. There will be 36 holes Collegiate Invitational. Munich, was able to play Europe to play in the restaurants, and store to determine the winner. "He's unlike other Monday and the final round In both the Stanford with Nicklaus as a British Open, received hours. The Clingons' captain, coaches in the I've never of 18 holes and Tuesday. dual match and the PCAA promoter wanted the best $15,000 plus all of his ex- "The gasoline is so seen him jump off the Vroom said San Diego championsip, Vroom said much cheaper than over Steve Anderson has been putting a "slight-zone of- bench and yell madly and State University should win he will use Tom Pera, there, it's about twice as all the rest. I've never but no fense" into his team's the championship, whose 73.5 average leads Intro-squad tilt much over there," Stein- heard him use profanity at how SJSU does it practice drills lately. matter the team, Don Levin, Scott furth explained. "Then you his players, but still he receive a NCAA Anderson said the "slight- should still Little, Achim Steinfurth got all these fast food inspired them and they put bid. zone" attack will probably and Bob Fulton or Bob stores, Jack-in-the-Box and out for him." "I'm pretty sure we will will be used against Stanford. Isaacson. A play-off No alum game all that, we don't have that. San Jose definitely is in no matter receive a bid decide the last spot. "If you want to go eat trouble now, with a dearth Last year there was a concerned right now with you got to go into a In this style of offense, of both water and Walter break in tradition in SJSU making sure the players restaurant in Germany sit there are three basic Walt himself, spring football: an in- are in enrolled in school for McPherson. Wrestling tangle down and it takes awhile. positions: backs, in- have to worry Of trasquad game to take the next fall, and are preparing doesn't Over here you just drive ter m edi at es, and the water, though. place of an alumni-varsity for next season. about through and two minutes Achim Steinfurth streakers. He just walks on it. in S artan 0 en game. He said the Spartan later you're finished. German import Foundation and the Alumni "A little more con- Next weekend the SJSU will host the USWF nationals, at 163. Last year, the change Association could take over venient over here for The red-haired Stein- Clingons will be traveling are two COPIIS Spartan Open Freestyle Spartan wrestling coach was necessitated by a lack the affair and make a shopping," Steinfurth furth feels there to Santa Barbara to with 3` Wrestling Tournament Terry Kerr said the of time and this year's weekend of festivities of it. continued. "Stores are major things wrong compete in another four- overnight no mommum tommorrow in the Men's Spartan Open will give him intrasquad will follow suit. "The University of open until 10 and 11, like 7- golf as it is played today: team tournament. They the Gym on Fourth and San a chance to look at some of Washington has it like 11 is open 24-hours over the pace and will meet two Santa Bar- Carlos Sts., at 10 a.m. his top recruits and team When head coach Daryl that," he said. "They start here. Over there the stores distribution of prize money bara squads and a strong KINKO'S 123S 3,d This AAU sanctioned members who will be Rogers left for Michigan the activities on Friday close about seven." in professional tour- Foothill team. St 295-4336 wrestling tournament will apearing in the tourney. State last April, Lynn Stiles night and make it a whole Speaking fluent naments. be the first of a series of "This tournament will moved in from UCLA with weekend affair." English. Steinfurth ex- "The game gets to be get "GASSED" at wrestling tournaments in give us a good indication of a great rush of activity. plained the strong points of too slow, people take too the the area sponsored by how our spring wrestling Stiles said he was very In recent years, the his game as being long iron much time," Steinfurth Wrestling United States training schedule is by the busy, and had no time to varsity has been racking 3, 2, or 1 iron from bet- said. SPARTAN Federation. The tourney way some of our recruits coordinate and organize a up lopsided victories over ween 170 to 220 yards and "In professional golf will feature many out- and team members do in game between the alumni the alumni, such as 26-0 in driving. The weakest part they pay too much money from STATIONS standing wrestlers the tourney," Kerr said. and the varsity. 1975 and 55-12 in 1974. is short iron within 100 for the first three places. It throughout the state. Ticket prices for the all One other reason Stiles yards of the hole and should be more even Best gas Some of the wrestlers in town day tourney will be $2 for This year, Stiles said he gave was that an in- sand play. throughout the whole field. competing in the Spartan adults and $1 for students. and his staff are more trasquad game gives the He also said that he has It is ridiculous to pay At Wally Clark, the cheapest prices Open will be coaches one more look at a little trouble holding his somebody $50.000 for four r, year in the sixth last more players than a concentration. rounds of golf and 111th GASOLINE 7th Et Phelan 10th Et Taylor Olympic trials and Jose SJSU spikers battle place maybe gets only regular game. "It (mind) always MOTOR OIL Tice, assistant Spartan "In an alumni game, wanders. It's really hard to $2,000." 245 Keyes 4th Et Williams wrestling coach and third in open competition you see maybe 11 or 22 keep your mind on one last year in the Olympic players, on offense and thing for five hours. It's trials, both at 163 pounds. SJSU's track team will to defend its title, which it defense," the second-year really a hard thing to Spartan wrestler Marty take part in the Fresno has won the past two coach said. "In an in- handle," Steinfurth said. Lockwood, as alternate on West Coast Relays, which seasons. trasquad game, you have College golf can be very last year's Olympic team, are held today and tomor- The sprint and mile the chance to look at 44 or expensive for the athletes. will also appear in the row. relays whould be two of the more players. jaulipia Spartan Open. Lockwood The spikers will only be more exciting races, with was third in last year's competing in Saturday's teams from Arizona State Friday - Cafe &gallery AAU nationals prior to events, and most of the University, UCLA and USC qualifying as a distance runners will not running against the and representative for the make the trip. The Relays, Spartans. Saturday Friday: Olympics, at 105 pounds, in in their 49th renewal, are the Greco-Roman segment broken down into college The Spartans will have .60 David Ray(guitarist) of wrestling. and open competitions. Mike Kirtman, Don Livers, Other top wrestlers who Long Beach State Un- Bob Triplett and Dedy (- Saturday: will round out the list of iversity, whom the Spar- Cooper running the 440- grapplers will be Rich tans will face in next yard relay, while Livers, ** 44> Hytones (jazz quartet) Calderon at 198, Bob Mc- week's PCCA meet, has Marlin Rochee, Triplett .6%o es(o Dowell a red-shirt on the entered all its athletes in and Cooper will run the o Rated Sunday: SJSU wrestling team this the college division in order mile. 40 118 or older) year and fifth in the 1977 Classical Dining MIDNIGHT SHOW (live classical music) Wednesday: Plus Bob Two Full-Length Features Johnson Quartet Student Discount (jazz) '1.00 OFF admission I wated next cl()or to Camera One Theater 374 South First Street Perla Theater San Jr ),w. CA 25W. San Salvador 293 6818 May 6, 1977, Page 7 Tennis pro makes pit stop at SJSU Austins assaulted: en route to Arizona State coaching job 'Keystone Kops' help? By Pete Cavashan watching Darryl Austin ab- breeze with a discus Where have all the sorb punches. When team- thrower competing in the By Pam Weening Doubles champion, in 1974, Despite Lebedeff's policemen gone? mate Pete ventured near, meet, who happen to be Ann Lebedeff has been U.S. Intercollegiate Doub- sometimes negative out- Certainly not to the he was physically barred Cupertino's most famous there and knows what it's les champion and in 1976 look on the pro circuit, she SJSU south campus track, by the attacker's cohorts. policeman, John Powell. it has its ad- like. Lebedeff was the top believes that Bud Winter Field. Finally, nearly a minute Next time, the two San "It's not as glamourous money winner in the Paci- vantages too. Twice this year an after the altercation began, Jose cops ought to pay to as kids think. It's a lot of Austin has been assaulted Darryl pleaded, get in, and then leave the fic Northwest circuit. "I would never trade the pressure, a grind day after during a meet in areas re- "Somebody help me. Some- athletes alone. Lebedeff's winning rac- experience. That's why I'm day and very ego-deflating stricted to those competing body get this guy off me." ket has also brought her to hesitating to say I'll quit, if you're not winning," in, coaching, officiating or No help was there, but Maybe, instead of such tournaments as the because I just can't get the Lebedeff said of trying to reporting the meet, by out- the attacker's cohorts led wasting money on guards, New Zealand Nationals, competitiveness out of my make it into the pro tennis siders. the triumphant moose the SJSU athletic de- Australia and Forest Hills. system," Lebedeff said. ranks. Darryl Austin is a away. partment could spend the Her opponents, team- "It's a really great feel- The 25-year-old SJSU sprinter on the Spartan One did not have lobe in money on other things. mates and practice part- ing knowing you're playing part-time physical educa- track team, Pete Austin a coach Don Riggs' office to ners include Billie Jean well, winning, playing to tion instructor who has hurdler. notice the raised voices in a How about an am- King, Chris Evert, Virginia your potential and knowing been playing in and out of post-meet discussion of the bulance on the spot to cart Wade, Roselie Casa's, you're beating someone," the professional circuit for incident. away the next guy who gets Nancy Gunner and Yvonne she continued. the past eight years, has The voices, however, hurt when the fights start Goolagong. "Sure the money is an made a brief pit stop here should have been raised at getting rougher? ( If one The way to the top, how- incentive, but it can be Comment enroute to a coaching job at the two clowns who pulled can't prevent it, plan for ever, is not easy, according very ego-boosting just to Arizona State University. in a few bucks to act as it.) Maybe the athletic de- to Lebedeff. know you want to be the Lebedeff contends that "guards" that day, and as partment should hold a "You have to give 150 best at tennis and can say the fill-in job for an in- The first incident in- usual, did absolutely noth- raffle to help finance a per cent of yourself all the I'm good at tennis," Lebe- structor on sabbatical was volved mainly Darryl Feb. ing to earn their pay- giant cage around the field time, be tough mentally deff added. taken on a "lark" in hopes 26 during the Stanford- checks. to keep everyone either in and don't let anything "I think that the pro cir- SJSU meet in the infield of of creating an added test to bother you," Lebedeff said. In the second fight, Pete or out. Or perhaps a moat her abilities. cuit, if you're good enough, the track not 20 feet from Austin was seriously in- around the track would be "Professional tennis is is a great way to make "I'm just testing around the finish line. jured. Again, no guards an effective measure; one not meant for everyone, money, travel, get exper- right now," Lebedeff ex- The second altercation showed up and Pete, as a with a crocodile in it to very few make it," she con- ience and a way to grow plained, when asked if she took place April 30 during result, may not run again munch on stray "fans." tinued. "I don't think good up," Lebedeff claimed. has ruled out professional the San Jose National Invi- this season. After all, foreign soccer tennis buffs or even the "But it has its disadvan- tennis completely. tational Track and Field Pete chose to defend fields rely on moats (sans public could name the top tages. It's dog-eat-dog, "I'm hesitant about rul- Meet, involving Pete. himself, and in throwing a crocodiles?) to keep unruly ten tennis players today there's no men and it's ing out tennis because I do On both occasions, there punch and missing, jerked fans from injuring players, and we're. talking about very lonely." she con- love it and the experience were security guards walk- his arm out of the socket, a referees, property and thousands who don't make tinued. "If you're unable to that goes with it," she said. ing around "patrolling" the shoulder dislocation has themselves when they it." win, you're unable to travel area. Chances "But I also like coaching are that shelved Austin for the stampede. To get into the profes- and then there is a lot of and teaching. That's my none of the guards even PCAA meet. But, best of all, the sional ranks, Lebedeff be- pressure to make the problem, I like too many knows about the attacks on Two San Jose police of- money should be spent, and lieves you have to start out grade." things." Ann Lebedeff. 25-year old SJSU part-time physical education the Austins. Both spikers ficers one male, one fe- more of it if needed, to beef young, get your name Lebedeff claims her lay- One thing Lebedeff is instructor, displays the broken hand that is one reason for her were victims of obvious male visited the meet up security at the meet so known in the tennis world, off from the pro circuit for sure of, however, is that layoff from the professional tennis court. mismatches in size, not April 30, but naturally, it that no future incidents of and most importantly, win. a while is because of injur- ideal for self-defense. she hopes to eventually was not until after the any magnitude are allowed "You have to start when ies and just plain boredom. That self-defense should combine a degree in nutri- ing on the collegiate level that people who don't get a fight. They were ap- to develop. you're 9 or 10, play in all "I just got my knee not even have to be tested. tion and coaching into a first and then on to the pro lot of exposure tend to look parently on duty, in full un- Then perhaps the the local tournaments, then operated on and broke my That is the job of the teaching job. ranks is the best way to go. to go," Lebedeff continued. iform with nightsticks. Spartan splicers can get the sectional tournaments hand, so I'm unable to try security guards, who Lebedeff's interest and "If you should fail at Of course, rather than back to what they have and be able to win, so you "Getting an education and qualify this summer, certainly made miserable dedication to tennis started either one, you have one or do the job San Jose tax- wanted to do all along can get back east where the at the same time you're which I originally had plan- failures of themselves in when she was 14 years old. the other to fall back on. payers financed them to win the national champion- major competition is and learning to play tennis in ned to do," Lebedeff said. their capacities. "My dad always played You can never lose an perform, they shot the ship. make a name for yourself my opinion is the best way "Plus I just got tired of The attackers weren't 00 and I just started to play in education." she added. so people can say, hey, this playing for three months, scared off by the sight of local competition and went and during the summer The biggest problem person is on her way up," all the sick stomachs, uniformed law enforce- on from there," Lebedeff play on the mini-pro circuit with athletes today, in Lebedeff explained. shakes and the pressure of ment. (If the officers aren't continued. to get a taste of the pro Lebedeff's opinions, is the trying to make the grade," going to do anything, there MODERNELDRUG CO. From there Lebedeff If you've made it that life," Lebedeff said. fact that most of them she continued. is no reason lobe scared.) went on to play in Southern far and are good, the col- The decision to turn pro, come to school to compete Lebedeff does feel that These "Keystone Kops" California sectional tourna- leges will start recruiting however, is up to the indivi- she can keep herself in don't even make good ANTHONY D. CAMPAGNA, JR. ments, NCAA competition, and giving out scholar- dual, Lebedeff explained. and don't "give a damn" shape and will compete in scarecrows, although they ad and the mini-pro circuit. ships, then it's on to the "If you've got *the ability about an education. several tournaments this do react as though they Professional Pharmacists Ty In 1969-'71, Lebedeff amateur level and the and are making enough "If you're shooting for fall in Arizona. She also were just stuffed shirts. :he was ranked fifth in the U.S. mini-pro circuit during the money, then go pro." It's the pros, why not play on plans to travel to Europe Why not save the money s Women's Doubles. From summer, according to their abilities and ex- the collegiate level first up to this summer for the clay we waste on the guards, 1972-73 she was National Lebedeff. pectations. at the pro circuit unrealisti- MIDNIGHT court matches and Wimble- and use the money where it cti'rN'ET'L a Amateur Grass-Clay Court Lebedeff believes play- Lebedeff said, however, cally. my don might do some good? as "I'm already beginning Their timely non-ap- 2nd and Santa Clara Streets e It to miss the feeling of win- pearance during the first ning, after all," she con- fight resulted in a crowd of Son Jose Phone 9994800 ter Defense trying to fill big holes cluded smiling, "cham- people, waiting for them to rer pions are used to winning." break up the action, the When the home crowd at Dolby said the defensive Parham for their play so Spartan offense's running ind Spartan Stadium begins to team has some "big shoes" far this spring. game in check in last Fri- ver chant DEE-fense next fall, to fill, those of defensive "Washington is looking day night's scrimmage, it might have something to linemen Wilson Faumuina better than he ever has, allowing 151 yards, but in- heat cheer about, according to and Fred Ford, linebacker and Parham is really im- flicting losses on the run- put assistant coach Mike James Hawkins and defen- proving, but needs more ners of 50 yards, for 101 net Dolby. sive back Joe Glaspie. strength and experience," yards. in The defense, he said, "The whole question on the former Oregon State The leading rusher was kr th has become more active defense is how the defen- assistant said. fullback Ran Willard, with It Pr and aggressive this year sive line progresses. lithe "With competitive situ- 29 yards in six carries, with ;e because of ideas the guys playing defensive line ations like this, it is hard to two fumbles. ri ry coaches are stressing on can continue to improve in say who the top people On the defensive side, ig h. the practice field those technique, this will be a re- are," Dolby said. Roberson, Parham and of 11 men going to the foot- spectable defense next He pointed out that the Washington all recorded ball and whoever is carry- fall." most consistent per- sacks of the quarterback, ,ing it. formers so far this spring linebacker Vance Topps , "It is carrying over all Dolby cited defensive have been linebacker and defensive back Tom the time," the defensive linemen DePorres Randy Gill, nose guard Kretschmar each Bowers, a transfer recovered a fumble, and LOW NOISE/DYNARANGE R Ennis SCOTCH 'coordinator said. Washington and Gus from Bakersfield College, defensive back Neil Moore linebacker Rayford Rober- intercepted a pass. 1 son, defensive backs The Spartans scrim- Key baseball contest Dwayne O'steen, Dennis mage again tonight at 7 in Wylie and Gerald Small, Spartan Stadium. The 1 and Washington and following Friday is the pitchers boasts top Parham. 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May 6, 1877, Page 8 'Countries and conditions motivate me' Concert band shows ease; 1.1.'s Jazz Ambassador to tour states new works, dance featured By Kathy Morrison A brisk, brassy march dances by Aram Khacha- The world premiere of by Charles Ives woke the turian. marching music so im- By Sue Briley two new works and an audience up out of its con- Exotic collection Eddie Gale, San Jose's portant to the formation of elaborate dance piece high- tented reverie just in time Following this exotic own ambassador of jazz, is jazz in America. lighted the performance of for the first intermission. collection of sounds, Rene Gale boasts five re- bright, innovative and cer- the SJSU Concert Band Carlos Ochoa conducted cordings to his tainly original. credit two of Wednesday night in the Involved dance the premiere of his compo- Which might be one of them as bandleader, com- Concert Hall. After some shifting of sition, "Entrance, Solilo- the reasons that Gale was poser and musician on the Conducted by William furniture, the second part quy, and Seven-Eights chosen to represent the city famous jazz label, Blue Trimble, the 81-piece band sof the program began with Dance." The piece built Note in a cross-country tour to Records. moved through its well- "Symphony No. 20" (or well through the first part, celebrate the Bicentennial. In his first few albums balanced program with "Three Journeys to a Holy moving into a quiet melo- Gale's jazz is an unusual Gale's sister played the ease and style, impressing Mountain") by Alan dic saxophone solo (ex- mixture of layers of dif- guitar and sang the high the near-capacity audi- Hovhaness. This long piece cellently performed by ferent texture and tempo, piercing opera-like vocals ence. was accompanied by an in- Dale Wolford) and then blended with a heavy spiri- that add to the incredible Folksy piece volved dance choreo- broke into a strange but tual awareness. sounds on the album. The evening opened graphed by Julie Martin very funny and lively com- Not always articulate, Playing his improvisa- with "Charles County and Carol Rix. bination of sounds. Gale bends and mani- tional music in clubs and Overture," by Joseph Wil- With bells and tympani pulates the trumpet to local auditoriums, Gale OW, cox Jenkins, a light folksy drums creating a solemn, The premiere Carl An- make sounds that can only attributes Duke Ellington piece with a real "Ameri- mournful atmosphere the ton Wirth's original be described as incredible. and John Coltrane as in- cana" feeling. seven dancers created an composition of "David Gale hopes that along spirational forces. The band then moved effective piece that hinted Danced" closed the pro- the tour by using the San through "Two Chorale Pre- of ancient religious rituals. gram, and it was well Jose Bicentennial themes "Duke Ellington laid a ludes" by Johannes Brah- worth waiting for. The fas- of heritage, hope and heavy foundation and the ms which, in contrast to the The third part of the cinating biblically-inspired happiness he can plant the only way to honor him is by previous piece, was a low, program began with a dis- number drew the biggest seeds that will grow into his going past him," Gale said almost melancholy number tinctive mid -Eastern round of applause of the plan of an inner city cul- in his rich, melting voice that made good use of the flavor, as the band per- evening, from audience some of the tunes on his horn that will carry tural exchange on the na- and continued, "spiritual Eddie Gale, Gan Jose's Ambassador of Jan., plays woodwinds. formed two Armenian and musicians alike. tional level with San Jose inspiration came from him on a 18 city cross country tour. as the "launching pad." John Coltrane, I find him Games of skill CAMERA ONE "We believe in basic very touching." hard to get into. lecture as a musician. 36S dt St 294 3800 and very strong principles Gale says it expresses In reply the Nigerian in the world of art," he With his new group Cali- an "inner feeling." embassy has set up an ap- FINAL NIGIITI said, "That's what causes fornia Movement, that will pointment to interview All FACE TO FACE us to adopt the idea of a cul- tour with him, Gale pre- "Music comes through Gale for a special permit. cards up for legalclubs tural exchange program." sents "other colors" and us not from us," he said. By Ron Reid pay 8750 a year per table to downtown at 135 Post St AND "People in other parts "parts of things" with such "Wouldn't that be a The soft clinking of keep their license active. Joe's has ten tables. THE DOVE of the country think dif- riffs as "I Feel Africian Alot of music must trip!" he said his eyes chips, the shuffle of cards, Card rooms within the ferently and exchange Sunshine." come through Gale be- opening wide. and the thrill of raking in a city limits are held to a County clubs include the LX), S AL gives the arts new per- cause he finds it anywhere. In the next few weeks big pot. maximum limit of $20 bet Comstock Casino, 3151 spective," Gale said. "Most of my stuff is too "Countries and condi- before leaving on the tour All are part of the fas- Creek Blvd; the per by law, however there Stevens sal-SIN Gale himself is proof of heavy to play in free con- tions motivate me, current Gale is due to perform at cinating world of poker, a is no limit on raises. County Miracle Mile Casino, 2297 2 BOGART CLASSICS his theory. certs," he said, "the audi- events, things from all the Tower Saloon May 11. world which is not over 200 Stevens Creek Blvd.: card rooms can play table MALTESE FALCON Born in Brooklyn, New ence has to get into it." levels," Gale said. "Jazz is classical miles away in Nevada, but stakes, where the player's Sutter's Card Lounge, (10 Jr York, he began playing This might be one music, it's a gift," he said. right here in the Santa bet is limited only by the Hwy. 237 and N. 1st St.; and AND music as a youngster in the Admittedly the "heavy" reason that Gale applied to Eddie Gale definately Clara Valley. amount of money he has on the Casino Card Club, 375 Boy Scout Drum and Bugle THE BIG SLEEP layers of traditional and the Nigerian government got more than his share of The state of California the table at the time. Saratoga Ave., which is Corps, which featured rhythmic impressions are for a permit to travel and gifts. has declared that draw The lowest limit game presently closed for re- a66 poker, lo-ball (a form of in the San Jose area is 82 lo- modeling. poker in which the worst ball, where each bet can be high hand wins), and pan no more or less than U. (a game somewhat like gin The newest and biggest Poet Hacker, Phelan Linda Friedman & Joy Johnston awards rummy) are not gambling card room in this area is games but games of skill the Garden City, 360 present and are therefore legal Saratoga Ave. The Garden where local ordinances will City, which is within the highlight campus poetry fest allow. city limits, opened last Although the city of San year utilizing an active EMALI M Jose enacted a law four license originally issued to By Bruce Wylie with the castle-like descrip- years ago denying any new the Garden City Hoffbra, a Poet Marilyn Hacker, tions that surround lines card room licenses, two downtown club which has the tenth in the continuing like "no one would ask me card rooms within the city since been torn down. BUFFETT SJSU campus poetry festi- to leave, no one will send limits still operate with old val followed the presenta- me away." licenses and four other The Garden City, with &The Coral Reefer Band tion of the English Depart- "He'd Send a Postcard" clubs exist within the it's 20 tables, boasts the ment's Phelan Literary is a poem inspired by the county limits. biggest card room in With Very Special Guests awards with an apology for Irish Murdoch novels of All the clubs are open 24 Northern California. It is her lateness. hours, all serve drinks, and also one of the nicest, with Hacker addressed the middle-class English most serve food. All of the plushness rivaling the THE AMAZING 100 persons gathered in the society. Hacker said that clubs in the Santa Clara gambling casinos of South Umunhum Room attribut- after six years in London, Valley operate under Lake Tahoe. RHYTHM ACES ing her delay to an after- she was convinced that basically the same house noon reading in San society "had morals that rules. "Most people's concep- The Francisco and "sampling would shock a Marseilles players take turns tion of a card room is that it Thursday, May 19th, 8:00 pm some dealing and play only is a 'back room' opera- California wines cabdriver." San Jose Center along the way." "Revolutions feed on against each other not tion," said Gary Rovai, She began her reading comedy. . . we are not free the house which simply card room manager at the For The Performing Arts public with a poem entitled but more free than we'd charges them for the use of Garden City. "You can see $7.50, $6.50 the tables. Time charges that it's nothing like that at "Learning Distances" in like to be," are lines from Tit kris range from $1 per player all. We run a very legi- Available At The San Jose Box Office. Peninsuld which she described as her poem called "Se- Box Office. Los Altos The Bookmark per half hour to $4 per timate operation." in Fremont. Tressid, "about the process of quence". Box Office. Stanford University. All Macy's. and writing." player per half hour, de- The other card room all BA SS Agencies pending on the limit of the inside the San Jose city Her poem covered the She titled it simply "Se- For Informatiott fleeting inspiration, game. limits, and the closest to itience" because the two (408)246-1160 "Change moves in a other titles she chose were Card rooms in San Jose campus, is Joe's, located moment," as well as the already used by other desperation, "sit in the women poets. prison of a wondow pane," Her Mexican travels that comes through were evident in a descrip- creating poetry. tion of a desert there filled with the "volcanic grape- A New Yorker, Hacker fruit" called geodes. has lived in San Francisco, ( ADD COLOR ),1 Mexico City and London Hacker was influenced and her change of scenery by "the imaginary land- is evident because of the in- Jon Porto, scape" within the geode fluences the landscapes TO Marilyn Hacker when they were exposed. MOM'S LIFE have had on her poetry. Her lines depict the dry- One such landscape she Osisis and Isis, a myth of many short series of poems ness of the quartz and described was from a resurrection she said. she has written. semi-precious stones that poem, entitled "An Alexan- cluster within the spheres. WITH A In a poem she labeled as SANYO drite Pendant for My She softly read the lines "a New York poem" it Mother," uses the canals describing the sky and the deals with the bizarre She appeared as the and waterways of Mexico "white distances of sand" atmosphere of the city sub- next-to-last poet in the City. COLOR and of the pain endured by way at 1 a.m. and its TM SJSU Campus Poetry "Another night, dogs the couple in this myth "traveling light years" Festival that concludes DELUXE COLOR bark against the dawn," from Egypt. effect complete with the with Robert Bly. reads one line that joins diversity of the passengers. Hacker read from her PnRTA3LE phrases about this "island Another favorite theme first collection of poems, city" with its shadows and for Harker is from greek In her poem "Some- "Presentation Piece," a swamps. mythology, dealing with where in a Turrett" Hacker 1975 National Book Award Hacker read a long Electra. She described this describes herself as "still I winner and her latest work poem based on the myth of theme as the basis for am an optimist" coupled "Separations." s328 All new styling. This is a must see television. An all new high DO YOU KNOW? powered chassis provides the brightest picture. All solid state These eight have over 49 years curcuitry make it a super value. combined experience serving college-trained people. 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SERIES NONESUCH CATALOG Christe / LASSO: Motets IMO SONATAS RACHMANINOFF: Sonata for Piano & Cello. EXPLORER CLASSICSCLAUDE LE JEUNE: Chansons THE OF THE LATE BAROQUE LAUDARIO 91 Op. 19 KODALY: Sonata Op.SALE 4 SYM- THE SOUL OF FLAMENCO. Cuadro BAROQUE TRUMPET Coral Purcell etc. DI CORTONA berwald: sym in G min PHONIES FOR KINGS Kraus Sym in C min Flamenco THE MUSIC OF INDIA. S. AN 18th -CENTURY CONCERT Vivaldi, ("Serieuse"); Sym in C ("Singuliere") VIV- Brunetti Sym No. 23 in F STOCKHAUSEN: Balachander, yeena, Sivaraman, mridangam Telemann, etc. ALMON!: Adagio for Strs & ALDI: 2 Cantatas. 2 Sonatas ROSSINI: Sins Momente FAURE: Requiem HANDEL: Tu BOUZOUKEE THE MUSIC OF GREECE. Organ; 3 Ctos HINDEMITH: Str Qt No. 2 / of My Old Age (excerpts) MONTEVERDI: II fedel, tu costante BOISMORTIER: Diane et lordanis Tsomidis, bouzoukee; others THE MALIPIERO: Rispetti e strambotti RAVEL / combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda THE Acteon SCHUTZ: Symphoniae sacrae. Con- KOTO MUSIC OF JAPAN. Master Hagiwara, DEBUSSY: Str Qts BACH: "Coffee" Can- SPLENDOR OF BRASS STRAVINSKY: The certos from Book 1 (1629) MUSIC FOR THE. Master Hatta, Master Kitagawa, Master tata, BMV 211; "Peasant" Cantata. BWV 212 Rite of Spring: 4 Etudes for Orch D. SCAR- CLASSIC GUITAR G. -B. SAMMARTINI: 5 Kukusui CALEDONIA! The Macpherson SYMPHONIES & FANFARES FOR THE LATTI: 16 Sonatas for Harpsichord RE- Symphonies ROSSINI: Sins of My Old Age Singers & Dancers of Scotland THE PEN- KING'S SUPPER MASTERPIECES OF THE NAISSANCE CHORAL MUSIC FOR (piano excerpts) HANDEL: Harp Cto: Ballet NYWHISTLERS: Folksongs from Bulgaria, EARLY FRENCH & ITALIAN RENAIS- CHRISTMAS HAYDN: Sym No. 39, No. 3. Music "Terpaichore". 3 Flute Sonatas J.C. Czechoslovakia, Hungary. U.S.A., U.S.S.R., SANCE BACH: Magnificat in D, MWV 243; No. 73 ("La Chasse") RENAISSANCE BACH:2 Sinfonias, Sinfonia concertante in C Yugoslavia JAPANESE KOTO CLASSICS. Cantata, BWV 51 COURT & CEREMONIAL VOCAL MUSIC FOUR CENTURIES OF BACH: Cantata BWV 201. "Der Streit zwis- Shinichi Yuize THE REAL MEXICO IN MUSIC OF THE EARLY 16th CENTURY MUSIC FOR THE HARP MENDELSSOHN: chen Phoebus und Pan" DOWLAND: Songs MUSIC AND SONG. Recorded in the State of HANDEL: 4 Concertos with Oboe & Six Orch Cto for 2 Pianos & Orch; Fair Melusina Over- & Ayres HAYDN: Syrn No. 77. No. 61 IVES: Michoacan by Henrietta Yurchenco. E. Ramos THE LEGACY OF THE MANNHEIM ture MASTER WORKS FOR ORGAN, Vol. 1 Piano Sonata No. 1 MASTER WORKS FOR & T. Naranjo. harp; R. Acuna, vihuela: J. SCHOOL HAYDN: Sym No. 6 ("Morning"), HAYDN: Sym No. 21. No.48 ("Maria There- ORGAN, Vol 5 VOICES OF THE MIDDLE Bautista. guitar, Vocal Trio Las Hermanas No. 7 ("Noon"). No. 8 ("Night") MUSIC sia"). No. 82 ("L'Ours") MOZART: Diver- AGES BIBER: Six Sonatas for 2 Tpts. Strings Pulido: Vocal & Instrumental Ensembles FROM THE CHAPEL OF PHILIP II OF SPAIN timento for String Trio in E flat. K. 563 CAL- & Continuo HAYDN: Mass in D minor ("Nel- MUSIC OF BULGARIA. Soloists, Chorus & STOLZEL / TELEMANN: Concertos VIV- DARA: Cantatas; Canons; Madrigal VIV- son Mass') SUBOTNICK: Silver Apples of the Orch. GE2A MUSIC OF JAPAN. Music from ALDI: 3 Ctos; Suite BACH: 4 Ctos for Harpsi- ALDI: 5 Concertos for Diverse Instruments Moon, for Electronic Music Synthesizer the Kabuki Theater Leading soloists of Japan chords & Orch FRENCH ORGAN MAS- MASTER WORKS FOR ORGAN. Vol 2 BARTOK: Music for Piano BACH: Partitas THE REAL BAHAMAS IN MUSIC AND TERPIECES OF THE 17th & 18th CEN- HAYDN: Sym No. 54, No. 34, No. 75 BACH: for Harpsichord SCHUTZ: Italian Madrigals SONG. Recorded on location in the Bahamas TURIES MONTEVERDI: Lament d'Arianna Sonatas for Cello & Harpsichord, BWV 1027, FAURE: Ballade for Piano & Orch, Op 19 / by Peter K. Siegel and Jody Stecher / Lagrime d'amante / Ecco Silvio VIVALDI: 5 1028, 1029 DANZI: 3 Woodwind Quintets Pelieas et Mellsande (Suite from the Incidental CLASSICAL MUSIC OF INDIA. Featuring re- Ctos RAMEAU: La Guirlande HAYDN: Cto TELEMANN: Water Music: Cto for 3 Violins & Music), Op 80 ROSSINI: 3 Sonatas for nowned soloists recorded in India by John Levy for Organ; 2 Nocturnes; Sinf Concertante Strings MASTER WORKS FOR ORGAN, Strings (Nos. 1,6 & 5) C.P.E. BACH:4 Syrns, MUSIC FROM THE MORNING OF THE BEETHOVEN: Trio, Op 87, Sextet, Op 71 0 Vol 3 RENAISSANCE MUSIC FOR BRASS Wq 183 THE PLAY OF HEROD TELE- WORLD (The Balinese Gamelan) Recorded by GREAT MYSTERY PURCELL Sonata for MOZART: 6 Preludes & Fugues for SIT Trio. MANN: Cantata, "Machet die Tore welt" / David Lewiston THE SOUND OF THE SUN Tpt; Suites: Pieces for Harpsichord K. 404a BERWALD: Piano Quintets, Nos. 1 & BACH: Cantata, BWV 151 BIZET: Sym in C: (Steel Band/Trinidad) TAHITI: THE GAU- MOZART: Cto for 2 Pianos, K. 365: Cto for 3 2 QUARTET MUSIC OF THE 17th & 18th Jeux d'erdants: Patrie Overture HAYDN: Vin GUIN YEARS. Songs & Dances of Tahiti. Rec- Pianos, K. 242 BACH: Cantatas, BWV 140 & CENTURIES THE DOVE DESCENDING ctos, Nos. 1 & 3 SCHOENBERG: Ode to orded on location by Francis Maziere 57 IBERT / GLAZOUNOV / VILLA-LOBOS 18th-CENTURY ITALIAN HARPSICHORD Napoleon Buonaparte, Op 41 / WEBERN: Str. DHYANAM/MEDITATION. South Indian Works for Saxophone. Ch Orch HAYDN: MUSIC ROYAL BRASS MUSIC MAS- Qt. Op. 28/ STRAVINSKY: 3 Pieces: Concer- Vocal Music. K.V. Narayanaswamy. singer: P. Sym No. 31 ("Hornsignal"), No. 19, No. 45 TERS OF THE HIGH BAROQUE IN A tino for Str Qt BACH: Cantata, BWV 206 Raghu, mridangam: V.V. Subramaniat.i, vio- ("Farewell") HAYDN: Sym No. 49 ("La MEDIEVAL GARDEN HAYDN: Sym No. 13. MASTER WORKS FOR ORGAN, Vol 6 DE- lin: S. Balasubramaniam, tambura Passione"), No. 44 ("Trauer"). Armida Over- No. 64, No. 29 MILHAUD: Le Boeuf stir le BUSSY: Iberia / ALBENIZ: Suite from Iberia BHAVALU / IMPRESSIONS. South Indian In- ture POULENC: Sonatas for Clar & Oboe: toit; La Creation du monde TELEMANN: TELEMANN:4 Cantatas from "Harmonischer strumental Music. FL Raghu. mridangam: V. V. Aubade C.P.E. BACH: 6 Sonatas for Flute & Concerto: Ouverture; Trio C. STAMITZ: 4 Gottesdiense' HAYDN: Sym No. 90. No. 91 Subramaniam, violin; K. V. Narayanaswamy, Harpsichord MOZART: String Quartets, K. Qts for Winds & Strings MOZART: Ctos for SCHOENBERG: 5 Pieces for Orchestra. Op 16 singer: S. Balasubramaniam, tambura 575 & K. 499 FRENCH DANCES OF THE Flute, K. 313, K. 314; Andante in C. K. 315 FLOWER DANCE. Japanese Folk Melodies. RENAISSANCE F. COUPERIN: Harpsi- HANDEL: Water Music (complete) NONESUCH MULTI LP SETS Recorded in Japan by Katsurnasa Takasago chord Works TELEMANN: Works for Flute & PRAETORIUS: Christmas Music: Dances BACH: Harpsichord Ctos. BWV 1044, 1052- LOS CHIRIGUANOS OF PARAGUAY. Harpsichord CEREMONIAL MUSIC OF SCHEIN: 2 Suites BACH: Sinfonie, BWV E058. 1060-1064 BEETHOVEN: Missa Guarani Songs & Dances. Angel Sanabria. THE FRENCH BAROQUE CHARPENITER: 1046a. 152, 156.42, 209, 76, 75 LOUIS XIII: solemnis BRAHMS: German Requiem, Alto singer & Guitar: Pablo Vicente Morel. harp Music for Port -Royal: First Tenebrae Lesson Ballet, Chanson, Diminutions, Psalms Rhapsody: Fest-und Gedenkspruche BACH: KALPANA/IMPROVISATIONS. Instrumental MOZART: Coronation Mass. K. 317: Vesp,rae CHARPENTIER: Messe pour instruments Brandenburg Ctos, BWV 1046-1051 & Dance Music of India. M.S. Gupta, sarod: solenness, K. 339 VIVALDI: 6 Flute Ctos HAYDN: Sym No. 35, No.43 ("Mercury"). No. BAROQUE MASTERS OF VENICE. NAPLES L.A. Khan, tabla; T. Ajmani, dancer RAM- PERGOLESI: La serva padrona 80 TELEMANN: 2 Ctos for Tpts & Oboes: & TUSCANY HAYDN: Die Jahreszetten NAD KRISHNAN: VIDWAN. Songs of the SCHUMANN: Konzertstucke: 4 Hns & Orch, Ouverture in C STRAVINSKY: Les Noces MUSIC OF SHAKESPEARE'S TIME Carnatic tradition. Ramnad Krishnan. singer; Op 86: Piano & Orch. Op 92 HAYDN: Pribaoutld, etc. MONTEVERDI: MagnifIcat HAYDN: The 6 "Paris" Symphonies (Nos V. Thyagarajan, On; T. Ranganathan, rnridan- Sonatas for Flute & Piano MOZART: Diver- SCHUTZ: Deutsches Magnificat; Saul. Saul: 82-87 SCHUTZ: Kleine geistliche Koruerte, gam; V. Nagarajan, kanjira; P. Srinivasan, timento in B flat for Hns & Strs, K. 287 Psalm 2 FALLA: Cto for Hps & 5 Instrs. Piano Book I BACH: The Art of Fugue BWV 10800 tambura (2-rec set) THE PEN- MOZART: Sym No. 40. K. 550: Syrn in D (aft Works BACH: Cantatas. BWV 199 & 209 MUSIC AT THE COURTS: Italy, Sweden & NYWHISTLERS. A Cool Day and Crooked Ser No. 9, "Posthorn," K. 320) TINCTORIS: BACH: Lute Music. BWV 996, 999, 1000, France BACH: Orgelbuchiem BWV 599-64.4 Corn A BELL RINGING IN THE EMPTY Missa trturn vocum HAYDN: Divertimenti for 100641.1007 DEMANTIUS: St. John Passion BACH: 6 Sonatas for Vin & Hps. BWV 1014- SKY. Japanese Shakuhachi Music. Goro Baryton. Via, Cello SHOSTAKOVICH / R. Prophecy BRUCKNER: Sym No. 7 in E E019 THE NONESUCH GUIDE TO ELEC- Yamaguchi. shakuhachi. VOICES OF AF- STRAUSS: Sonatas for Cello & Piano ELGAR / SIBELIUS: String Quartets A TRONIC MUSIC (2-rec set & handbook) RICA. High-Life & Other Popular Music. Saka MUSIC FROM THE CHAPEL OF CHARLES V GOUQUET OF OLD VIENNA DANCES HAYDN: The 12 "London- Symphonies (Nos Acquaye & his African Ensemble from Ghana VIVALDI / A. SCARLATTI / TELEMANN / BACH:: Cantatas, BWV 169 & 56 BACH: 2- 93-104) BACH: Si Matthew Passion BWV THE TEN GRACES RAYED ON THE VINA. GEMINIANI: Concerti grossi LASSO: & 3-part inventions (complete) BAROQUE 244 BERLIOZ: L Enfance du Christ Music of South India. M. Nageswara Rao, vina; Prophetiae sibyllarurn: Missa Ecce nunc be- FANFARES & SONATAS FOR BRASS MAHLER: Symphony No 3 SCHUTZ: Kleine V. Thyagarajam vin: T. Ranganathan. mridan- nedicite BEETHOVEN: Quintet for Piano & BATTLE MUSIC BACH: "Hunting" Cantata. geistiche Konzerte. Book 110 IVES: Sonatas for gam: V. Nagarajan, kanjira; P. Srinivasan, Winds. Op 16; Wind Octet, Op 103 MOZART: BWV 208 VIRTUOSO WIND CONCERTOS Violin & Piano PIANO RAGS BY SCOTT tambura GOLDEN RAIN. Balinese Gamelan Sym No. 23, K. 181, No. 29, K. 201: No. 30, K. HINDEMITH: Die Serenaden Martinslied. JOPLIN, Vols I & II (includes H 71248 & H Music & Ketiak: The Ramayana Monkey 202 MOZART: Vin Ctos, No. 3. K. 216: No. 4, Vin Sonata Duet MASTER WORKS FOR 71264) J.C.F.BACH: 7 Symphonies Chant. Recorded in Bali by David Lewiston K. 218 BACH: Cttss (3 %Ins. aft BWV 1064 Fl. ORGAN, Vol 4 GEMINIANI: The Enchanted TWENTIETH-CENTURY FLUTE MUSIC KINGDOM OF THE SUN. Peru's Inca Heri- Vin. Hps. 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