Grade-Change Files Removed from Campus by John C

Grade-change files removed from campus By John C. Hayes had always been taken from cam- Crawford-Drobot said last night Crawford-Drobot publicly More than 20 files containing stu- pus. he has not seen Chaldecott's letter. criticized AFC procedures several dent grade-change petitions have "Privacy laws have to be main- lie said he sent a letter to Chaldecott times last spring, starting with the been removed from campus and not tained," he said and when the yesterday requesting a meeting at appointment of Economics Depart- returned despite repeated requests committee failed to elect a new which time he could give the files to ment Chairman James Willis and for them, according to Don chairperson he felt he was the new AFC chairman. and later in an unsuccessful bid for the A.S. Attorney General's Office. DuShane, assistant dean of student responsible for the files. Most of the missing files relate to affairs. DuShane reported, however, that fairness cases initiated last Throughout the semester the committee was in a state of flux, Also missing is documentation as a spokesman for the University semester. If they are not returned plagued by resignations and new ap- relating to the petitions and a green and a liaison between the Academic the students will have to file new pointments, Chaldecott said. log-book listing students requesting Senate and the Administration, he grievance petitions, according to grade-changes as far back as 1970. was legally entitled to the files. Chaldecott. Meetings unattended DuShane said the files were The AFC is normally composed Chaldecott, who served on the Crawford-Drobot failed to attend removed from the Administration of seven faculty and seven students. AFC last year, blames the un- some of the meetings, according to Building last June by Robert Craw- They receive grade-change petitions finished work on Crawford-Drobot, Chaldecott, and when they closed ford-Drobot, spring chairman of the from students, investigate the case who he claims had a "great desire the books in May they had still not Academic Fairness Committee and recommend for or against a for air-tight procedures." elected a chairman for the fall (AFC). grade change. semester. Committee paralyzed Crawford-Drobot has been asked Removal unjustified Chaldecott was appointed acting Other members of the AFC have at least five times to return the files Last fall there were "two or chairman this fall by the Academic suggested Crawford-Drobot was so has been "totally uncoopera- three" grade changes given out of a Senate along with four other faculty but insistent on a legal quorum that the DuShane said. total of "six or seven" cases, ac- members: Assistant Prof. Kathleen tive," committee was paralyzed and As of yesterday, the files remain cording to Dr. Dennis Chaldecott, Don DuShane McDonnell, special education; Prof. Robert Crawford-Drobot unable to act. In his possession, according to chairman pro tem of the AFC this Galen Bull, natural science; and DuShane. fall. policy that requires all records be Chaldecott mailed a letter to In the past the committee has Assistant Prof. Charles Whitcomb, Crawford-Drobot, contacted last "There's no reason for files to be kept in the office, DuShane added. Crawford-Drobot Thursday request- sometimes conducted its business special education. night, said DuShane had no legal removed from university safekeep- "Something has to be done," he ing return of the missing files but without a legal quorum, according to The A.S. Council has not yet ap- right to the files and that the files ing," he said. There is a written said. has not received a response. a committee member. pointed students to the committee. Students allowed some participation Three resolutions were passed by Office to get students onto com- SpartanServing the San Jose State Universit 1934 CommunityDaily Since Il the Academic Senate Monday mittees, according to A.S. Vice permitting students to informally President Jeff Brown. participate in department personnel "I Wednesday, September 22, 1976 Phone: 277-3181 would much rather see a Volume 67, Number 13 committees. student on the committee looking at Students are not allowed to all the evidence rather than students become official members of the coming in with axes to grind," said Payback bill personnel committees, according to one faculty member who spoke Title V of the California Adminis- against the Title V rule. Substantial enrollment drop trative Code. He pointed out that more not known Personnel committees consider grievances and possible libel suits the retention, promotion and tenure The funds involved in the could result from informal par- of faculty members. university payback to the state are ticipation. The resolutions passed were may full-time faculty Dr. Ruth Yaffee, chemistry force layoffs to about 20 20 faculty equal recommended to the senate by the positions, but administrators could professor, said it was better to have professional standards committee. not put a dollar value on the a "less than satisfactory" interim based on a projected full-time equi- Based on current figures, SJSU The CSUC Board of Trustees had By Theresa Padilla payback. policy than none at all. A valency (FTE) of 19,600 students, has an indicated enrollment of asked the senate to "assure students substantial decline in student SJSU must make the payback So the senate passed resolutions enrollment this but based on current figures, FTE is 25,785, and a fall FTE of 18,920. the opportunity to consult with fall may force SJSU because fall enrollment dropped requesting schools and departments to lay off about 20 only 18,920. "This is well below the number academic personnel committees." faculty members. below budget pnedictions. to develop procedures for student SJSU received a FTE is equivalent to one student needed to compensate for the nor- "I think it is a lousy policy, but 1976-77 budget The money could be repaid by participation on the faculty action taking 15 units of study. mal spring drop in order to meet the we have to implement it," Dean of cutting faculty positions, supply committees. Due to the discrepancy in annual average," Bunzel said. Faculty Robert Sasseen said. funds or a combination of the two. The procedures are to be CSUC committee budgeted enrollment and actual en- Classes cut This seemed to be the consensus According to Dr. Gerald Wheeler, returned to the senate by Oct. 15. rollment, SJSU must pay back the Classes may have to be larger in Senate. acting dean of the School of Social of the Academic Reports on experiences and difference. Administrators do not some departments and some sec- The CSUC Student Presidents Sciences, the schools are "really recommendations evolving from the okays $1.6 million know how much that will be. tions may not be offered next voted last week to take strapped" for supply funds. He Association procedures are to be returned to the The major declines in enrollment semester in order to pay the state against the Title V added that most of the money in the formal action senate by Feb. 15. have been in graduate students and back, Sasseen said. the Chancellor's fund athletics university is in faculty salaries. rule and lobby with to junior transfers, but the reasons for "One-half of the payback will Academic senators Monday Special from CSU Northridge Daily Sundial the declines are not yet known, have to come from the faculty posi- suggested ways to save faculty according to President John Bunzel. tion fund," Dr. Burton Brazil, execu- LONG BEACH A CSUC Board positions by making cuts elsewhere. Other universities in the state tive vice president said. A.S. presidents reveal of Trustees committee yesterday One suggestion was to use left- system also are suffering enroll- "The other half will have to come gave preliminary approval to a $1.6 over promotion money to pay back ment declines, Bunzel added. from whatever we can find," he million plan for bringing funding for to the state. Position cuts said. the money owed intercollegiate athletics back under Dr. John Foote, dean of academic To pay back the state, temporary Other sources are money left $4,000 discrepancy the states' Instructionally Related said a possible source of faculty positions will be cut first, over from the promotions fund, and planning, Activities (IRA) program, in the replacement The California State University accounted for. to Dean of Faculty Robert the equipment repairs fund. payback is equipment 1977-78 budget. according The Sasseen. In compliance with a CSUC "It's going to hurt," Brazil said. money. and Colleges Presidents Association discrepancy was found when The university had to pay back (CSUCSPA) has found that $4,000 in the association's records were also policy, the Administration will try to "There's no question about that." The finance committee $850 per full-time equivalent student student money, budgeted to it for the turned over to A.S. President James proposals to cut the avoid laying off tenured faculty. Academic Vice President Hobert discussed below the budgeted figure in 1974. 1975-76 semester, was spent without Ferguson, new Controller for the of graduate course in- Even though the School of Social Burns said faculty positions would workload Since preliminary enrollment anyone specifying what it was used CSUCSPA. update computer centers, Science and School of Education had be cut next spring at the "earliest." structors, figures show 680 FTE students below for, according to A.S. Public In- According to a release from the more leave with pay for the sharpest decline in enrollment, it The final figures on how much provide the figure budgeted last year, the formation Officer Steve Wright. CSUCSPA, there is no evidence at professors, allocate money for will not be possible to cut back all of money SJSU will have to pay back to university would owe the state The CSUCSPA, made up of this time to indicate that there was a positions to provide remedial the positions from those schools. the state will not be available until faculty $578,000, based on the 1974 figure. university and college A.S. mismanagement of funds by former cut student-fa- "There are limitations," Sasseen after Sept. 29, the last day to add or writing training and presidents representing 18 schools, CSUCSPA Controller said. "If we take too many positions drop classes. LeMond culty ratio. receives 15 cents from the fees of Goodloe. from one school we would destroy it Early warning students represented by the IRA programs, such as drama or we might not be able to take any "This is simply an early warn- Weather Goodloe is not, nor has he ever association each budget period. and student newspapers, are funded personnel if they are all on tenure." ing," Brazil said. "We won't have Morning low clouds and a few been, the subject of investigation, The issue was brought up at the according to the through the state and intercollegiate Based on preliminary figures, the accurate data for another three high clouds, otherwise fair through release. CSUCSPA meeting last weekend in Ferguson and Greg Soulds, athletics were included in the Bunzel said SJSU has suffered a weeks. We don't know yet exactly Thursday. Lows will be in the high San Diego. business affairs, program until recently. three per cent drop in FTE com- how many faculty members will 50's and highs in the mid 70's both director of student According to Wright, there are 24 are investigating the unspecified pared to the figures projected for have to be let go." days. Winds will be light and When intercollegiate athletics amounts totaling MAIO that are not expenditures. this year's budget. continued on page 8 variable. SJSU Meteorology Department was deleted from the IRA program, the burden of funding switched to student organizations. The move yesterday by the 14, farm workers rights could eventually promotes Prop finance committee Chavez allocate $1.6 million for intercolle- giate athletics in addition to the IRA By Randy Brown agricultural workers to decide if the people." budget of $1.2 million recommended Cesar Chavez, president of the they will become unionized and who Chavez said the growers would be by Chancellor Glen Dumke. United Farmworkers Union, AFL- will represent them. told how the access rule in Proposi- CIO, spoke to a crowd of 700 persons "There is only one real issue on tion 14 would interfere with their Yesterday's action only is ten- in the S.U. Ballroom yesterday. 14, whether or not the workers want property rights. tative and must be approved by the He stressed the importance of a union or they don't want a union," The access rule that Chavez entire board of trustees before being passing Proposition 14 and Chavez said. spoke of would allow union included in the final budget sent to described the tactics used by The farm workers' leader war- organizers to talk to farm workers in the legislature and governor. growers and teamsters who oppose ned his listeners how tactful the the fields about joining the farm Intercollegiate athletics at SJSU its passage. opposition would be. He predicted workers' union. now are funded by a combination of If passed, Proposition 14 will that the campaign against Proposi- Chavez assured the audience that A.S. money and state funds. guarantee funding of elections for tion 14 would be one of "confusing with the passage of Proposition 14. growers and lobbyists will not be able to come in and change the laws which are beneficial to the farm workers. Speaking to a enthusiastic crowd which showed its support by filling donation cans, Chavez accused the legislators of this state of playing around with the farm workers like a political football. He said it was time to let the citizens decide how the farm workers should be treated. "No legislators and senators ever had to wake up at three in the morning to go work in the fields or take their child to work with them side by side," Chavez said. "We want the law. Let the poor people vote and let them decide whether or not they want a union. If they don't want a union we'll respect ister them," Chavez said. Chavez stressed that the farm worker's job has a great impact on those who eat agricultural products. He also thanked the students for their support in the farm worker's 11 -year struggle. Vote Before Chavez spoke, Jose Rubio. coordinator for "Yes on 14" in East San Jose, asked those at the ballroom to provide both financial support and their spare time to work on the campaign. Fvor, MotIhrom He said the campaign's goal is to son Emphasizing the need for Prop la to pass, farm labor persons in the S U Ballroom The proposition, if passed, register voters who will promise to leader Cesar Chavez will spoke yesterday to more than 700 make funds available for union elections to be hold. vote yes on Proposition 14. Catalina Goevara September 22, 1976, Page 2 Other Ideas Mao Tse-Tung: a leader for millions around the world

By Randy Scott revolution and overthrow the land- Chinese workers and peasants to On Sept. 9, Mao Tse-tung, chair- lords and their foreign capitalist fight against, overcome and solve man of the Chinese Communist backers. the problem they were confronted Party, died. But to go beyond even that not with whether it be Chiang Kai- The major news media and only throw out old oppressors and Shek and the United States in the politicians have been giving us their exploiters, but to build a world free '40s, the threats and policies of the version of the significance of the life Randy Scott is a member of the Soviet Union when it became an and death of Mao. They no longer Revolutionary Student Brigade imperialist power in the '50s or stress their "Mao the dictator" story based at SJSU, which will present members within the Chinese Com- like they did in the 50s and 60s. programs on Mao Tse-tung today munist Party in the late '60s who Instead, they give us the "Chair- and tomorrow night. He is a history wanted to return China to capital- man Mao Superstar" approach, junior. ism. the idea that it was the charisma of The great changes and advances one hero and not the efforts and from all new ones, Mao saw the need this has meant for China can no unity of the millions of Chinese for socialism and eventually com- longer be ignored or denied people that overthrew the landlords munism. though they are being distorted. and foreign imperialists, and set the A society had to be built that was Now the working class and basis for a new, socialist China. led and ruled by the working class peasants of China are building a new Hidden from us is the real life of the millions who produce in common world, free from the misery of un- Mao a life that emerged and was all of society's wealth. As Mao was employment, unreachable prices forged from the struggles of the to prove, this was not to come about and crime. This has only been Chinese people. through idle dreams or utopian possible because the Chinese From his days as a student, he visions, but through applying the workers and peasants have consis- sought to actively get involved in science of revolution Marxism- tantly been called on by the Chinese changing the rotten conditions that Leninism to the various stages of Communist Party and Mao to take Chinese people lived under. And as struggle of the Chinese workers and the lead in building a socialist China. he did (in the movement against the peasants. It is for reasons such as these that colonial division of China after None of this was easy or without Mao Tse-tung is looked to as a WWI) he saw that to completely its difficulties and setbacks. But at leader, not just in China, but by make change the Chinese peasants each of these points, Mao led the millions of people all around the and workers would have to rise up in Communist Party to unite the world. Ex-mental patients hurt area, according to reporter's story

By Theresa Padilla future and just sit around in down- released from the hospitals. SJSU students who are afraid to town San Jose with nothing to live The effect upon SJSU will be live near campus may have some- for. detrimental to the campus environ- thing to worry about, if what San Carey said that the Atascadero ment. An overwhelming majority of Jose News reporter Peter Carey State Hospital for the Criminally In- the students already commute and Letters investigated is true. sane decided last year that 1,408 of some may decide to transfer to Carey, in a three-part series its patients were "no longer a dan- another university where they are published recently, investigated the ger" to society. not afraid to live near campus or problems mental patients encouter Of the patients released from walk around at night. It isn't a when they are released from state pleasant environment for the mental hospitals. Theresa Padilla is a Spartan Dai- students and the ex-mental Department of Fish and Game for him out of something he is paying The patients Carey talked about ly staff writer. patients. Dog's this fact. for. were from the "dangerously ill" There is no quick solution to the hold on Robert Miller We can choose to realize that category. In other words, they are a Atascadero, 377 were mentally dis- problem. A costly solution to the Business Junior somewhere in his education, threat to themselves and to society. ordered sex offenders, 307 had students' problem would be to move perhaps in all of it, he was cheated. These patients end up in board pleaded not guilty to a crime by the board and care homes and re- fountain ends Admitting that minority students and care homes around SJSU once reason of insanity, and 216 had been develop the area around the school A.S. positions sometimes come from non-affluent they are released. They are part of judged incompetent to stand trial. for student housing. This would Editor: backgrounds, their schools weren't the reason a majority of the students The remaining 508 had been sent bring the students back to the SJSU I see in the Spartan Daily (Sept. affluent either. commute to campus. to Atascadero from state prisons, area to live. 17) that someone has discovered are still vacant Until this, the real, underlying These people need help which the state hospitals or out-of-state There does not seem to be any water in the fountain. I knew this problem behind minority admis- county is not giving them. They need hospitals. solution to the ex-mental patients' would happen as soon as a couple of Editor: sions is solved, no amount of af- help readjusting to society. The situation is not likely to get problems. dozen people started to keep their I am writing to call your attention firmative action will really help. The hospitals let them out better. Recently enacted law and Whether they are in a hospital or dogs home or on a leash. to the shortage of volunteers for the Paul Stafford without following up on their court decisions mean that more and in a board and care home, they Don't these dog owners know that many committees and various other Engineering Junior progress. They have no plans for the more patients are going to be obviously are not being helped. thousands of years of breeding were positions within our student govern- necessary to get a dog that can ment. I recently applied for a defecate twice the volume it eats? position and, during the interview, For-sights They are probably old-fashioned was told of the problem that our reactionaries who think dogs were elected officers are facing. bred for hunting, herding and With an enrollment of appro- working, instead of their obvious use ximately 27,000 students, it is hard to as a health hazard in urban areas. believe that we have little interest in "Ellery Queen will be replaced tonight Let's educate these dog owners to our student government. Such the proper role of dogs at this apathy on the part of the student campus. If this keeps up, the body is only a detriment to the effi- fountain area might even be ciency our government can perform. Calling this problem by pleasant to the atten- 'Ronald again. Reagan, Ronald Reagan'..." Get to work, dogs! Do your doo- tion of your readers would surely dooty! help to alleviate it. Remind them By Steve Forsythe quent to his audience. I got the im- Michael Dutton that in addition to helping others, Last Sunday night, after a long pression he was speaking down to History Senior participating in student government day of working and a marathon 'WHERE GO EL EPP/041S GO ID DIE 71 .RONAU7 liWA6A14 RAt4cw the people and even patronizing will be a benefit to their own future study session, I settled cozily on them. (such experience adds considerably front of my television to watch my In other instances though, a to a resume). favorite sleuth, Ellery Queen. string of "cutesy" cliches and say- Dave Mercer But as 10 p.m. arrived, I instead ings dotted his speech. Some were Iran museum Behavioral Science saw a half-hour show called "Hickey true, some were uncalled for. Sophomore vs. Anybody," a different comedy During the course of the pro- need legitimate about an inept lawyer and his staff. gram, Reagan said: That wasn't too bad, but I still "Either we run politics or politics Editor: would've liked to have seen Ellery runs us." Underlying ills Hmmmm. Very perceptive. And : Unfortunately, there are Queen. people "We suffered enough through the who just get totally upset Then at 10:30, things picked up. upon New Frontier and the Great Society. hearing of animals being NBC aired the initial showing of hunted for need solution any reason. "Ronald Reagan, Ronald Reagan" And all we got was Vietnam." Editor: and What about 1968 and after with The permit issued to the brother- or "Now Everything is Love I would like to react to a Dick Nixon and the Watergate Shuf- in-law of the Shah of Iran for Stephen Kisses for the Republican Party", Faustina's recent blast at the Cali- Republicans. fle? shooting blacktail deer for Iran's half-hour plug for the fornia Supreme And this jewel: natural museum if Court decision re- Reagan's primary point was to perfectly "If you believe the Democrats legitimate. garding college admission quotas. show the differences in the plat- I'd like to ask him upon what two major parties, the (their national economic planning), It seems that every natural forms of the should admission be based? and the Republican. then let me sell you some Florida museum in the world has animals Democratic I believe that the sole criteria for by picking on the real estate as soon as the tide goes stuffed for public display. People He started out admission be scholarship that is, is dominated by out." benefit from these museums. People Congress, which a demonstrated interest and ability and kept right on going Yuk, yuk, yuk! Old actors never learn to appreciate the beauty of Democrats, in learning, which is what a univer- peanut die, they just fade away . . . and be- wildlife by seeing these displays. through Jimmy Carter's sity is all about. patch. come politicians. How is the common person going Any university exists solely for Now, I'm not criticizing Reagan It started to bother me when Rea- to see animals of the world if they. education. If it doesn't, it is not a uni- or the Republicans for going on tele- gan continually compared the two are not allowed to be put in versity. vision to "enlighten" the American sets of ideas, and the nagging museums? Since universities can only people, because they have to try to thought began that, if the Democrats It is ridiculous to condemn the handle so many students, admission win the election. In fact, the Demo- were as full of holes as he said they California Department of Fish and must be restricted. I believe those crats also should be coming up with Like the responsibility of Congress, and lack even one sympathetic ear were, then the Republicans must Game for issuing the permit. If you spaces should be reserved for those something real soon. Just imagine the need for a greater voice for the for their constituents. have a few of their own. do condemn them, you really are who can make the best use of them, it. people and a sturdy platform that All he left out was that they The more he ripped the Demo- condemning all museums for col- those most academically proficient. "Good evening ladies and gentle- will be followed to the letter. probably hate their spouses, beat crats, the more I began to doubt his lecting exhibits. Race has nothing to do with this men, and let me say that I'm just Or at least a valid attempt should their children and consume large party. While making me more con- choice and shouldn't. If we become pleased as punch to be here with you be made to follow the platform, quantities of alcoholic beverages scious of Carter's weaknesses, I This philosophy is very childish worried because not many tonight. . ." since they usually become obsolete ( White Lightnin', Jimmy). simultaneously began to think of and can be related to emotional en- minorities are being admitted, we It is Reagan's prerogative to after the first month of the new ad- Those facts would've fit right into Ford's short-comings. vironmentalists who have absolutely should not panic and relax stan- criticize the opponents. But one of ministration or the first crisis, what- his battle plan. I guess that's the sign of a good no idea what they are crying about. dards. Relaxing standards both the first things he said as the show ever comes first. Reagan used his allotted time political program. Whether the These people probably get their reduces the integrity of the began was that he was not here to "The United States needs, and pointing out the senselessness of the viewer was a Democrat, Republican inspirations from movies like university and taxes the student so berate the Democratic Party nor to has needed, a Congress responsive Democrat's platform. He brought or independent, the performance by "Bambi." enrolled. tear down their ideas as folly. to the people," Reagan said. down their plans of cutbacks in the Reagan sparked interest and aware- If people are really worried about Students thrown into classes He merely wanted to compare The current Congress of Demo- defense budget, their foreign policy, ness. Hopefully, it even dispelled a the number of remaining blacktail where the other students were ad- them to the more sensible, ae he saw crats, according In Reagan, doesn't their support of a national health little bit of apathy that some viewers deer in California, have no worry. mitted over higher standards, are it, Republican Party plans for the care about the American people. care plan, welfare, and, his main may have been plagued with. It is a known fact that there are likely to find themselves con- future. They don't keep promises (probably target, their national economic plan- But I still liked Reagan better as more blacktail deer today than when sistently at the bottom of the curve. Sure, with a hacksaw. didn't intend to anyway), spend our ning. the Gipper and, unfortunately, I still only the Indians were here. You can Of course, we can create special Yet Reagan spoke many truths. tax money for non-descript purposes At times, Reagan was overly elo- missed Ellery Queen. give some credit to the California classes for him, but that is cheating September 22, 1976, Page - - 3 Author reports his experience spartaguide

The Shotokan Karate David Harris, Sigma Chi fraternity at on TV program Club will meet at 3:30 p.m. Democratic nominee for 9:43 p.m. tomorrow at 284 today in McQuarrie Hall the 12th Congressional S. 10th St. By Theresa Padilla talked after the show for Rm. 324. District, will speak at a I Faithful viewers of about 10 minutes on how rally from 11:30 a.m. to 1 the "Johnny Carson the book had imp. dyed p.m. tomorrow in the S.U. The Psi Chi (psychology Show" may wonder his game. Apparently The Gay Students Union Patio club) will meet at 12:30 what it's like to be on Carson is afraid of will hold a potluck dinner p.m. today in DMH 337. Old screen with Johnny, Ed losing and becomes at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the on and new members and and Doc. anxious just getting S.U. Guadalupe Room. A lecture series "Toxicology: Problems of other interested parties are To most students, dressed for a game, Plans for Gay Pride Day Man and his Environ- welcomed. such a thing will never according to Tutko. will be discussed. ment," will begin al 1:30 happen. Carson receptive today in Duncan Hall 135. But for SJSU psy- "I really felt Carson Speaking will be Dr. James chology professor Dr. was a down-to-earth "Mao Tse-tung; A Great coPuu Byard, of UC Davis. Thomas Tutko, it person. He was Leader of the Working happened twice in one receptive, eager and Class," will be presented rio year. very interested in the by the Revolutionary There will be a meeting "After all those Student Brigade at 12:30 book," Tutko said. for all women interested in K1NKO'S years of watching the p.m. today and 7:30 p.m. 123 S 3rd St 295-4336 The only stars Tutko becoming little sisters for show I now know how it remembers being with tomorrow in the S.U. Umunhum Room. There feels to be on it," Tutko him on the shows are Pinball Players are Better Lovers They Always Score said. comedians Shecky will be a speaker, slide show and His reactions were Green and Rodney discussion. 2nLd St. Arcade what anyone's reactions Dangerfield and singer would be. Ethel Merman. "Three Days on a Foosball Tournament every Friday "I was flabbergast- "I'm embarrassed to Greenland Glacier and ed. I thought, 'I don't say! don't know who the $50.00 Prize siDol s other Delights," a slide believe this. I'm here other people were," he show by adventurer Bob talking to Johnny Car- said. Ruff, will take place at 7:30 * with coupon son,'" he said. The green room, 1 Free game psycHinc, p.m. today in the S.U. Promotes book where guests wait Itest 0487it, Pacifica Room as part of * * * 140 S. Second * * Tutko appeared on before going on the All 01 the 'atm the Sierra Club meeting. "The Tonight Show" show, was crowded with Hiking the East Bay this spring and summer press agents and people regional parks will also be Orientation Sessions for 1 promoting his and co- connected with the discussed. author Umberto Tosi's guests, Tutko said. They book, "Sports Psych- would evaluate how On-Campus ing: Playing Your Best their guest wa., doing. Counselors Game All of the Time." "The audience ex- David Pachts "Carson seemed to pected a heavy, Dr. Thomas Tutko, SJSU psychology Johnny Carson, "seemed to genuinely Job Interviews professor, trying to meet genuinely like the academic kind of per- said talk show host like the book." today and tomorrow book," Tutko said. "He son, but I'm usually now a different tone has Tutko said. see the stars," he said. (Sept. 21 Et 22) said that it had helped light and joking," he to be set for the author It took the audience big demand his tennis game." said. to talk about his book, awhile to realize he was At least to the Psy- Faced with increasing Student Union, Costanoan Room Tutko's philosophy is It is difficult for an he added. trying to interject jokes, chology Department, student demand and a 12:30, 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. sports are for fun author to step in during Tutko is a star. One day that Psychologists feared he said. small staff, the SJSU Coun- These orientation sessions are for Fall '76 graduates and participants should the last 10 to 12 minutes after the show, to cheer "Also, people usually "The audience is not seling Services Office is who want to participate in the on-campus job inter- not necessarily be look- of the show, he said. The fear psychologists. They him up, the secretaries there to hear some utilizing various programs view program. Interviews will be held in October, ing to win. tone has been set before think we know the an- talk about his put a big aluminum star prob- author to help alleviate the November, and December. Students must attend Tutko and Carson by the other guests and swers to what they do," book. They're there to on his office door. lem. one orientation session before signing up for the in- "We're terribly under- sessions only run for 2 days, so hurry! staffed," said David New- terviews. The man, chairman of the CAREER PLANNING AND PLACEMENT student counseling ser- Insight key to professor's thinking vices. Newman said the office is using group counseling By Ray McNeil and committed acts which sessions as an attempt to fashion eyeware While Dr. Peter facilitated the depression. work around the problem. Koestenbaum attests to the Once this is realized, he He added counselors are influence of early exis- continued, they also realize working with university tential philosophers such that it is within their power offices, such as the ad- Yves Saint Laurent as Jean Paul Sartre and to take responsibility and missions and records of- Rollo May, on his thinking, change their condition. fice, to help them "meet he said, "I owe my phil- A native of Berlin, osophical development to the needs of the students." pierre cardin Germany, Koestenbaum my students. They've given The source of many has lived in San Jose since student problems, accord- me a chance to develop my completing his studies at ideas." ing to Newman, are the Stanford, Harvard and university offices. The Oscar de la Renta Koestenbaum, a SJSU Boston University. counselors try to "work philosophy professor, said with the campus commun- GIVENCHY Authored books he had a major influence on ity to see how students' the develpment of clinical In addition to his teach- ing at SJSU, he is affiliated needs can be satisfied," he LANVIN _tor philosophy, the systematic said. use of existentialism and with the Psychological Studies Institue in Palo "The university is very phenomenology in the heal- large and seems uncar- ing process. Alto, which offers a grad- uate degree in clinical phil- ing," Newman said. He kt said the bureaucracy of the rum, Learn respect osophy. He has authored five books on the subject. university makes the stu- An over-simplification dent "feel quite lost." of clinical philosophy Koestenba urn's The smaller staff and in- centers on an individual's preoccupation with writing creased demand has forced Emilio Pucci free will and his choice to is clear from the ap- counselors to limit their take responsibility for his pearance of his office. The advisement periods, he actions. furnishings consist of a said. Koestenbaum contends series of makeshift tables Newman said there are that "Once anyone has a and shelves, each piled about 18 full-time coun- DR. L.H. STERN personal insight into the high with boxes and stacks selors this year, the same existence and nature of his of papers. as in 1975, but added the de- Optometrist own free-will, he learns clining enrollment may We jokingly remarked 67 SOUTH FIRST STREET respect for himself force future cutbacks. and that others." he had an interior Last year, 8,117 students SAN JOSE, 295-4805 decorator give the room a visited the office, accord- Choose depression scholarly look. ing to Newman. In order for individuals to overcome their anxieties and depressions, Koesten- School offers baum said they must real- ize that they, through free death course will, chose to be depressed New College is conduct- ing a seminar entitled presents Or. Peter Koestenbaum owes the development students of his &as to PEANUTS "Perspectives on Death Spartan Dail', and Dying." It is taught by Live entertainment Dr. Syrtiller Kabat and will Serving the San Jose Stale Untversoty CortiT1,,,Y be offered again next this afternoon from Co-op ism education to Since meet semester. An orientation meeting semester of work ex- students an opportunity to According to Kabat, the 2 p.m. Music and songs. Second (lass postage pad al Sot on SJSU's cooperative perience, usually in their gain experience in their re- seminar is an attempt to Jose. Californta Mernbet of Cali "break the barrier on forme Newspaper Publishers Assn education prugfain will be field of interest. lated fields, said Bernard Happy hour. . . 2-7. (mho. and the Associated Ness held tomorrow at 3:30 p.m Students must have at Bergman, assistant direct- discussing death." The Publtshed daily by San Jose State seminar covers a variety of University, except Saturday and in the S.U. Umunhum least a 2.0 GPA and not be or of the program. Beer Et wine. 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By Dave Johnson the receivers, they're going percentage of 77 per cent. television coverage. As recently as Sept. 3 to catch it. "A lot of athletes don't "I've never played

the day before the SJSU "Personally, I think pay enough attention to the against Stanford person- football opener against that this is the best receiv- mental aspect of the ally," he said. "They Utah State quarterback ing corps in the nation game," he said. should provide a bigger IS

was thought to be one of taking into account the "That's what makes challenge than we've faced Head Coach Lynn Stiles' deep receivers, the tight major question marks for ends, and the backs. the 1976 season. Maddocks, Dudley they Now, after three im- all have excellent hands." pressive games and three DeBerg cited the Spartan victories, quarter- Spartan running backs' sports back Steve DeBerg not only ability to run pass routes has emerged as the team's and catch the football, as starter and offensive field leader, but is attracting (Spartan defensive tackle) so far. attention among California Wilson Faumuina so good. And about that big . GJIalona Guevara coaches and sportswriters, He's the most perceptive crowd? yards and a Quarterback Steve DeBerg shoots a swing pass to DeBerg has completed 33 of 49 passes for 572 as one of the top quarter- defensive lineman I've "If you let outside . unidentified receiver in a recent practice. For the season, 67.3 completion percentage backs on the West Coast. ever seen. It's not only that factors get on your mind, This is all heady stuff in he has the physical ability, you're in trouble. If you . the land of California's but he sees everything that lose your concentration on Heisman Trophy candidate happens on the football anything but football if Giants' play disappoints fans; Joe Roth, Stanford's Mike field and reacts to it." you're think 'Oh, my God, Cordova and Guy Benja- Concentration test I'm on television; how min, and UCLA's Jeff DeBerg may have to put many people are watching Dankworth, all operating his concentration to the test then you're finished." major changes sought for '77 in a region known nation- Saturday when he calls more ally for producing signals for the Spartans [(DOPV-RIGHT-- than its share of high against the Stanford By Dave Johnson \I ROX COPIES 3'2C But as the final chapters cause there has been a a Tom Seaver, or a Dave quality quarterbacks. Cardinals in Palo Alto. A In San Francisco, the are written on the 1976 hunger for a renovation at Cash, who could show them SHARP NO MIN Physical ability crowd in excess of 50,000 is CLEAR `1 T U ID euphoria of April has them LAMINATING season, the Giants are Candlestick, and there are how to win and keep According to the expected at Stanford OUALC1V conceded to the disappoint- INSTANT BOOKBINDING playing .461 ball, 27 games always a few "homers" pointed in that direction. Spartan coaching staff. Steve DeBerg Stadium, with perhaps two ments of September and 2939 Park, Santa Clara j behind Joe Morgan and among the reporters cover- Four suggestions DeBerg has always had the million watching the ABC disillusioned Giant fans are have been done Company. They ing steam. What, then, can be physical ability to be a top important factors in the wondering what happened since the first the as we below .500 However, about such a morass quarterback. It was just a offensive unit's early to their team and all the week of May. suggestion that the Giants find at Candlestick? Four matter of his acquiring season successes. promise of 1976. fraction mind: MAKE YOUR OWN The onus for the Giants' of 1976 had even a suggestions come to game experience and the "A back who can catch to name, misfortunes may be of the manpower I) Several big knowledge which goes with a pass is a tremendous ZUNDAE'Z of are ex- ZIP'Z liberally spread among challenge a super-team quality players it. weapon," he said. "If the free several different types: the Reds' caliber is op- pected to become "I saw him play in linebackers double on our Comment beyond end of this front office, field leader- timism above and agents at the junior college (Fullerton deep receivers, we can of including some ship, players, and oh, whatever. Call it a case season, Junior College)," said send the backs underneath the Bay This is the team the yes the sports media. the rose-colored glasses. with close ties to Spartan Quarterback the deep coverage. spring pundits had tabbed The Bay Area media Or blinders. Area. Coach Jim Nagel, "and I "Rick Kane has ex- REAL SOFT-SERVE/CE CREAM may take a big chunk Tppp,rios Plus Whip Cream good enough to finish at were perhaps un- Jury out It was very impressed with cellent hands, and has been the jury Mr. Lurie's money, but least third in the National derstandably caught up In all fairness, of Steve's physical ability. He valuable in catching the should be prepared to League's Western Division. in the heady atmosphere should still be out on he always had a strong arm, passes," he said. last have not because it would all When Andy Messersmith surrounding the Giants front office. They bid, quick feet, and the ability "Just give Rick the ball, Bob Lurie and the talent - come back in the end. A Joe made clear his intentions of spring after been in to set up quickly and throw and he'll make it happen." Ice Cream the team baseball - Rudi, a Gene Tenace, leaving Los Angeles last friends rescued developing, the ball. DeBerg credited the Pleasures the and/or a Reggie Jackson in spring, many believed the from expatriation and promoting position with "The thing he lacked forward wall with doing an yet the ignominy enough to have Giant uniform would bring Giants were ready to chal- worse team long then was the ability to read outstanding job of provid- of perhaps being renamed significant effect on crowds which Candlestick lenge Cincinnati's Red had a coverages, and to select the ing pass protection so far. 1098 Leigh Ave. to DeRose Wy. (across from Say-on) the Bluejays. season. hasn't seen during baseball Machine for division the Giants this most open receiver the "If I don't have the time San Jose, 2861400 HIS. Daily 11-11, F to Sat. 11-12 p.m It is understandable be- some of this season since the days of supremacy. However, one most likely to produce to throw, then it doesn't troubles player Willie Mays. These players season's a successful completion. matter if I'm Joe Namath and dissatisfac- are all potential team lead- Bands Entertainment grumbling "This is what he has we won't move the ball. have often ers, and oh, yes they Sorority Er Frat Parties tion which been doing so well in the "I've only been sacked 1tunng amounted to whining might also bring the Giants last two games," Nagel one time in three games," poor front office a few notches closer to "Ivory Tower" smell of said. he continued. "When you VOLKSWAGEN relations. Cincinnati, too. Kaleidoscope Productions DeBerg, despite being a get pressure, you have to the only major trade 21 Yesterday's an- 244-6692 In senior, is getting his first get rid of the ball right season Willie that Bill of the nouncement extended varsity game now and this often leads SPECIAL and Craig Robin- Rigney will leave the field Montanez experience, and has had to to interceptions." Vt.4 &Mho, son to Atlanta for Darrell manager's job after 1976 tit "VP* make the most of his time DeBerg has yet to be Evans and Marty Perez Elves the front office an learning to read defenses. intercepted this season. lost a the Giants probably opportunity for a bold 1975 frustrating Mental game FOOD AT LOW PRICES in the overall talent which may bring 15 pt little move After an often frustrat- He says it is the mental For example: too much turn- ___ I exchange, but not more fans through the ing 1975 season as Roger part of the game which is BACK TO SCHOOL their hand was 1977. The names of Mild I 'Orange considering stiles in Proffitt's backup, he came the difference between 67 CHECK-UP Peanut open Cheddar Blossom forced by Montanez's a few unemployed to spring camp this year per cent for 572 yards in Butter with play- Dick 1 Check compression Cheese Honey dissatisfaction managers stand out: not assured of having a 1976, and watching Roger $ 52/1b 2 Check and adjust plugs $1 454b. Ls/lb58 ing in San Francisco. Williams, Alvin Dark, starting job. Proffitt quarterback in However, Giant trading Darrell Johnson. All "I've made a lot of 3 Check and adjust points 1975. 4 Check and adjust timing With regular savings on: should be monitored pennant winners. progress in practices since "Last year, the only grains 'dairy products ' nats in the future. 5 Check and adjust brakes 294-1562 carefully 3) Although engaging in Coach Stiles took over," he part of the game I played produce dned fruits breads Leadership trade speculation is usually 6 Check and adjust valves said. was the mental part," he 7 Adjust carburetor The area where im- frivolous, a possible trade A nonprofit "Under (former Head said. "I didn't play the 8 Check generator BREAD most sorely OF,' community oriented provement is stands out as a "natural." Football Coach Darryl) physical part, but I learned 9 Check ignition system food center is on -the-field The Giants, since the Reitz- "LIFE needed Rogers, the quarterbacks a lot about defenses last 10 Check light system The blame here Falcone deal, have needed leadership. didn't practice with any year." 11 Check battery $29.95 2 541 S. Bascom Ave on a left-handed starter. The ifood does not fall exclusively pressure. We just played Nagel said that DeBerg 12 Check brake fluid (near Union) Bill Mets are loaded there 13 Check transmission fluid geustmr1 store lame duck manager catch with the receivers. isn't afraid to do his 371 5 5 5 (Matlack, Koosman, 114Cutri5. L igoeboil (oil include& Rigney's shoulders, be- "It's a whole different homework. Lolich 1. The Mets need a cause the Giants badly game with a pass rush "Steve is one of the act major league hitter since need players who can coming at you, and going hardest working players they traded their last one to (All other parts extra) as leaders. against our defense in I've ever been associated Detroit. Bobby Murcer for However, it is apparent practice has really im- with," he said. "Now it's 67, The Inflation that Rigney, at age The Giants may be proved my concentration," paying off." NINIELIEVABLESAVINGS; from the same suffers ready to go with Larry he said. DeBerg said that an which plagues Beaters difficulty Herndon and Gary "We have one of the best SJSU alumnus, Jim CALCULATORS, CB RADIOS Walter Alston in Los 1111111111 Thomasson in center and defenses on the West Barron, has been helping HOURS: Angeles understanding STEREOS & COMPONENTS . right, and have Jack Clark Coast," he said, "and it him with his ability to Mon. Fri. 7:30-4:00 what makes the baseball waiting to step in. Even if really gets competitive maximize his perception of player of the 1970's tick. they don't succeed in land- when we go against one the entire field, and of the SPARTAN MOBIL Giants do not have a The ing any of the heralded free another. Our defense entire defense. good team speed cer- agents, Murcer may be- PLEASE CHECK BOX FOR ITEM ORDERED thinks it can stop our of- In the two games since IMPORTED CAR SERVICE tainly nothing to compare come expendable. Leader- 514 1 1 \111111 %%II (IlK 51)105 fense and the offense is the Utah State game, he (in front of Casey's Sandwich Shop) 61111 52.00 14111 H 55151 with the rabbits across the shipwise, he has been a dis- ONG 55111 SHIPPING confident it can move the has completed 27 of 35 I I th and San Carlos, San Jose Bay. appointment, anyway. 294 1`),-, NM Delivery Guaranteed ball against the defense. I passes for a completion Texas Failure to take extra 41 A plea to the front get used to throwing under instruments bases, failure to advance office: don't forget who pressure, so when I get the electrorvc runners, runners being ultimately pays the bills kind of cushion I've been CB picked off (three in one the fan. Solid promotion getting in the first three -"at-5 RADIOS game vs. Pittsburgh) all with the fan always first in games, I just stand back WAS SALE REG SALE cost a team opportunities mind, must be of the high- CRAIG there and throw." SR 57 $395 774 95 4101 $156 1104 95 CRAIG to score on sacrifice flies, PC.100 1795 21991 4107 SIN 1114.95 est priority. Earlier starts Mutual confidence CRAIG SR.,' SIN 149$ 4103 5740 $14995 routine ground outs, and for night games CRAIG good. DeBerg was emphatic SRI IA 1170 1991 4104 1200 $179 95 JOHNSON opponents' errors. 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IWI September 22, 1976, Page 5 Soccer talent invades Spartan Stadium as SJSU hosts Bi-Centennial Tourney IIIr By Jamie Rossi Sacramento State 9-0, San goal for you %hen their Arnautoff, a graduate of blemished their near per- Some of the finest Francisco State 14-0 and appears to be no goal in Galileo High School in San fect chart at the hands of a college soccer players in Westmont College 7-0. sight," Negoesco con- Francisco, had 84 saves in 1-1 tie with WCISC oppon- out- 14 games last season while ents SJSU. yed the U.S. will invade "If we have a good team tinued. "He's got an effort sharing net duties with Sal The Spartans will not MOD- Spartan Stadium this week- we can win, standing head ball." end when the SJSU soccer Negoesco continued, "but Heading the Don Diaz. face the Dons in tourna- rheY Arnautoff is one of eight competition this igger team plays host to the Bi- if we don't play together we defense, that allowed only ment on the Dons 23 man but will take them aced Centennial Tournament. are not going to win." 20 goals in their 24 games players weekend Negoesco, who has led last season, will be roster that is from the on in WCISC play Oct. 2 at 1 r This is the first in a the Dons into post season defenders Tom Tronstad, United States, with the re- p.m. in Kezar Stadium. three part series on this competition in 11 out of the Bjorn Dahl and goalie maining 15 players having Tickets for this recruited from weekend's Bi-Centennial 14 years he has been there, Peter Arnautoff. been weekend's tournament will Tournament. Tomorrow's will feaiure all-American The 'wall' around the world. week in the WCISC champs be on sale all Scott Woodharn story will feature St. Louis Andy Atuegbu and for- Dahl, a sophomore from SJSU ticket office. Tickets SJSU booter Easy Perez (right, light shirt) The Dons, finishing first ter). The Spartans upset the Quakes 4-3, University. wards Mal Roche and Greg Bergen. Norway and team- for adults and $1 for dribbles through Earthquake defenders in the West Coast Inter- are $2 last Saturday. McKeown in his starting mate Tronstad combine to Tickets may also Buzz Demling (2) and Mark Demling (cen collegiate Soccer Confer- students. The four-team tourna- lineup. form what has been called be obtained at Fred's Atuegbu, a ence (WCISC) with a 4-0-1 ment will get under way junior from the 'wall' by USF soccer Soccer Shop in Campbell. Friday night at 6:30 when Nigeria, scored 14 goals for fans, record last season, big the Spartans take on the the Dons last season and Stanford Cardinals. The was instrumental in the :tside Spartans anticipate 'war', second game that evening, Dons 4-0 shutout of mind, dirty Southern Illinois Univer- Quakes play beginning at 8:30 will pit 10- f you time NCAA champion St. sity in the NCAA finals in fullback but a look at the scoreboard on By Jamie Rout yellow cards, on travel to Stanford Louis University against Edwardsville, last Decem- the showed who the champs -if The SJSU-San Jose Tibor Molnar was given "We're going up there 12) and the Spartan's the high17 respected, 1975 ber. unbecom- really were. God, After last Saturday's Earthquake soccer game boot for conduct (Palo Alto) and let me tell boasting a perfect 3-0 NCAA champions Univer- "Andy and Easy let how PCAA and road opener last Saturday should have ming of an athlete, you it's going to be a war," mark, San Jose will pro- sity of San Francisco. (Perez, SJSU forward) thing against CSU Fullerton, the been a learning experience alone a professional. Spartan quarterback Steve bably he instslled as a pre- The Dons, taking home could play on any team in COPIES consensus of the SJSU foot- for the Spartan booters and It was too bad that the DeBerg said of this week's game favorite. This could their first NCAA crown the NASL (North American ball team was that they did in a peculiar sense, it was. Spartans could not gain 21/44 game. upset the Cardinals, to say since 1966 last season, Soccer League)," Spartan no Minimum not play up to their capa- The Earthquakes, put- more than the knowledge of VP'4 In the last two years the least. opened their 1975 campaign Head Coach Julie Menen- bilities despite coming ting on the worst display of cheating from the North 3½C SJSU has faired quite well Head Coach Lynn Stiles by beating St. Louis 5-2, in dez said at a press lunch- away with a 20-0 victory. unsportsman-like conduct American Soccer League's KINKO'S o MIN against the Cardinals forsees a real battle. "I am St. Louis. That game was eon yesterday. 123S 3rd St 295-4336 One of the reasons given that could be perceived of southern division champs TU. ID was that the Titans, under winning 36-34 last year and anticipating a really tough the last time the two teams "Andy has a flash of professionals in any sport, the direction of Head Coach fighting to a 21-21 tie in game. They have lost two have met in competition. speed and an outstanding taught the SJSU soccer lara Jim Colletto, were a vastly 1974. There is no doubt that games and this will be their Strong year shot from the outside which players how to play the PETE'S STOP improved team. Last year the Stanford and UC Berke- home opener. I know they The Dons, losing only makes him a severe game of soccer with their SJSU crunched Fullerton ley games are now the are a hungry team. two players from their 1975 scoring threat," boasted elbows and fists. C095201 Or 10TH WiLLIAM most intense on the SJSU "They'll be ready for us Championship squad, Negoesco, who has racked 447 E. WILLIAM 41-7 at Spartan Stadium. CAN JOSE. CALIF. 95112 No doubt Colletto is schedule. but we'll be ready for them figure to be even stronger up a 168-24-15 collegiate Last week Stanford was this year. coaching record. doing a fine job with the too," Stiles said. SPECIALIZING IN Titans, but perhaps this thrashed by No.1 ranked Tailback Rick Kane "For this time of the Triple overtime week's opponent, Stanford Michigan 51-0. Oddly bruised a knee and pulled a season this is the most fluid Roche, who tied Comment FOREIGN Et DOMESTIC CARS enough this could hurt the team I have ever Atuegbu with 14 goals last University, is a bigger muscle in the Fullerton PETER SIALARIS (408) 294-0770 reason why the Spartan's Spartans more than help game but should be ready coached," head mentor season, scored the winning them. Saturday's contest. Steve Negoesco stated. goal in triple overtime to were not quite as polished for SJSU fullback Jerry With Stanford 0-2 (they "Their not to bad," "We are passing the ball beat Brown University 2-1 as they have been in past Bevans perhaps summed also lost to Penn State 15 Kane said of his injuries. well but our shooting is a in the semifinals enabling weeks the experience up the best ready for the Stan- little shaky." the Dons to advance to the "I'll be when he said, "that was the no matter USF is undefeated so far finals, last year. ford game, dirtiest game I have ever what," Kane added. this season beating "Mal will score that played in, the only thing I learned was how to cheat Mini Bunito of your choice, free with Grid Stats 4 well." any ala carte or dinner order . . Rushing With 32 seconds remain- (Only with this coupon) TC Net PC PG TD LG (top six) ing to be played in the MINI - R. Kane 40 282 7.1 94.0 3 57 game, Quake fullback BURRITO W. Robinson 24 151 6.0 50.3 3 29 Mark Demling pushed L. Nelson 14 119 8.5 39.7 0 22 Albert Gaspar J. Tucker 16 87 5.4 29.0 1 26 to the S. Bruce 15 55 3.7 27.5 0 8 ground for no apparent P. Kohlman 11 49 4.5 16.3 2 24 reason other than frustra- SJSU TOTALS 131 756. 5.11 252.0 9 57 tion. Mini- OPP, TOTALS 125 267 2.1 89.0 1 21 Frustration due to the Home of the mini-lunch PASSING Corn. Att. 14I Net PG TO PCT fact that the Earthquakes and mini-dinner S. DeBerg 33 49 0 572 190.7 6 .673 J. Miller 4 6 1 58 29.0 0 .667 were losing the game, 4-3, 104 S. 1st, around the corner from Orange Julius 2934560 E. Luther 0 2 1 0 0.0 0 .000 to a bunch of college SJSU TOTALS 37 57 2 630 210.0 6 .649 players. Orr. TOTALS 39 75 2 3011 129.3 1 .520 RECEIVING Thrown out G Nov 05 AVG TO Lo ftnIm5 W'M $1,70@s (fop five) Demling G. Maddocks 3 6 131 21.8 1 37 was thrown out G. Dudley 3590 16.0 1 22 of the game because this R. Kane 3 5 82 16.1 1 27 was the second time that Pants V. Rakhshani 3 4 52 13.0 0 26 evening that he had been 97 24.3 1 62 S. Joyce 3 4 involved in a scrap. SJSU TOTALS 3 37 630 17.0 5 62 Always $9.95 agi OPP. TOTALS 3 39 388 9.9 1 26 JI(11 Byous Halfway through the TOTAL OFFENSE Jay Wickware, left, goes for the ball in year's action. Each team will play eight second period Demling 13 PL. Net PP PO (top tour) Monday's intramural football action. games and the division winners and wild tangled with Spartan for- S. DeBerg, qb 3 57 519 10.2 193.0 There are 27 teams competing in this card teams will play for the championship. ward Steve Swadley. At the Bib R. Kane, lb 3 40 282 7.1 94.0 time both Swadley and 2 W. Robinson, lb 3 24 151 6.0 50.3 L. Nelson, lb 3 14 119 8.5 39.7 Demling were issued Overalls SJSU TOTALS 3 IN 1316 7.* 462.0 yellow cards ( warnings). OPP. TOTALS 3 200 657 3.3 219.0 Demling was not the Pre-washed Women gridders absent only antagonist of Quake frustration. $13.95 5 Michigan Near the end of the first widens from intramural program half Earthquake forward Mani Hernandez intention- A total of 27 teams are South Campus. The IFC The regular season will ally tripped fullback margin in AP poll competing for two intra- meets at the same times on run for four weeks with the Bevans, not once but twice. mural football The ejection of Demling AP - Top-ranked Mich- sible 1,200 points from a crowns. Fridays, also at South last game being played There are 19 from the game marked the igan, which led runner-up nationwide panel of 60 teams com- Campus. Oct. 22. Then a week of a peting in the men's second time in two games Ohio State by just one point sports writers and broad- division Last Monday was open- playoffs begin. and eight teams that a Quake was thrown a week ago, widened the casters. in the ing day and no upsets were Intra-Fraternity "I hope to have an eight out of a college benefit margin in today's Assoc- Meanwhile, Ohio State Council recorded. League (IFC). team single elimination game. iated Press college football received three No. 1 votes League play opened Monday Sept. 20. In the 3:30 p.m. division playoff," Meyer said. "The M:S. 9150-7, Sur412-b ratings following a 51-0 and 998 points for second SCU victory 30 Although Intra mural Sigma Nu defeated Stinson winners of each division slaughter of Stanford. place after 12-7 triumph Director Steve Meyer Beach, 37-0, Sigma Alpha will qualify along with four In the Quakes 3-2 vic- 457 E. SAN CARLOS 297-1881 With numerous voters over Penn State, which had hoped there would be both Epsilon defeated Indivi- wild card teams." The wild tory over the University of switching from Ohio State dropped from seventh to (114114P a women's league dual team 1, 40-6, and card teams will be selected Santa Clara Sept. 10, a to Michigan, the Wolver- 11th. and a mixed league Roasted Ducks defeated on their overall records, game that was highlighted ines received 47 first-place (men and Last week, Michigan women playing on Activated Sludge, 24-0. according to Meyer. by the issuance of five ballots and 1,156 of a pos- the received 28 first-place same team), the idea did In the 5:15 p.m. division Meyer expects the Mon- 1 5o2 votes and 1,077 points to 18 not materialize. last years defending day -Wednesday 5:15 and 1,076 for Ohio State. "I am really disap- champs Cantebury beat the division to be the toughest. Pitt, Oklahoma and pointed we couldn't incor- Erectors, 34-2, IFT (I Felta "Cantebury, Theta Chi and UCLA held onto the 3-4-5 porate women into the Thigh) defeated Individual IFT are all good and one of positions. Pitt received intramural football pro- team 2, 37-6. Theta Chi them should be in the seven first-place votes and gram," Meyer said. drew a bye. finals," Meyer said. YOUR 947 points after trouncing According to Meyer Georgia Tech 42-14, Okla- only two women signed up WED. homa got the other three for the mixed league and STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES top votes and 820 points for only one team was inter- IMMORTALIZE CINEMA beating California 28-17 ested in playing in the ARE MEETING and UCLA polled 761 points women's league. 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September 22, 1976, Page 6 Various Writing class causes novel auditions The Santa Clara Ballet By Laurie Slothower book," Swigart said. "In Company will hold A funny thing happened the beginning Orville's auditions at 1 p.m. to Rob Swigart, assistant mother sews his name on Saturday at the Santa professor of English, on the his underwear; by the end Clara Ballet Studio, 3006 El way to his Beginning of the book he marries Camino Real, Santa Clara. Creative Writing class: he Baba Lou, who sews the The audition is open to published a book. Li'l Injun insignia onto his advanced students, "I decided that if I was uniform. I figure if it was children and adult good enough for Freud to going to teach prose, then professional dancers. write about, it was good I'd better write some," Dancers should have their Swigart, who has been enough for me." own pointe shoes. Swigart has already writing poetry for 15 years, started eight chapters of said. another book tentatively Auditions for mem- Swigart's 333 page book, titled "AKA," after the bership in the San Jose "Little America," is slated main character's initials. Youth Symphony will be for publication by "I am writing more held Sept. 27 and Oct. 4 at 7 Houghton-Mifflin Co. this prose now, and might go on p.m. at the new educational spring. hall time next year," park of Independence High School, Jackson "Little America" is a Swigart said, explaining and McKee roads. freewheeling black comedy that prose sells for much The instrumentalists satirizing cars, sex and more than poetry. Catalina Gprwara must be 21 or fast-food restaurants in under as of "You might get $2 a line Former SJSU student Craig Greeman demonstrates how November 1, 1976. String Little America, Wyo., the he has used the "photo -realism" technique in airbrush for a poem. Or maybe $50. I players will be auditioned world's biggest gas station. painting showing his impressions of Freeway 280. The got a 85,000 advance on the Sept. 27; all others Oct. 4. "Little America" exhibition is at the Young Gallery. novel which is pretty Application for auditions contains characters like good for a first novel," are available at the Orville Hollinday Jr., a Dr. Rob Swigart Swigart said. "Plus it takes symphony office of Harvard law school the six months to a year to Hotel Sainte Claire. graduate who quits his job Trbochet, who works the 5 sort of broad, black humor Atlantic Monthly, Poetry 280 write a novel and maybe via paint to buy a half-interest in a a.m. to noon shift at the Li'l that's in the book, so I Magazine, the New York four years to come up with do appear CAMERA ONE Li'l Injun gas station, and Injun gas station. She started writing it for Quarterly, Choice and a book of poems." By Valerie Tucker "These colors who dreams of killing his drives a '74 Dodge van with them." Epic, among others. Artists have long been at some time during the 34 5. to St. rm-sses father by putting a water bed in the back, "There really is a Little Swigart has also helped "I ended up sym- inspired by landscapes, year at a particular time of Last night 80 in a film on natural day," Freeman said. "The homemade bombs in the and asks Orville out on America off Interstate produce pathetic with everybody in beautiful women and Costa Gavres" hubcaps of his Cadillac. their first date. Wyoming, although, of childbirth, "First Born," the book," he said. "Ex- historical events, but intensity and the contrast His father is Orville "It's got lots of sex, lots course any resemblance to and a documentary on cept for the writer in the former SJSU student Craig may not be the same, but Special Soot... Hollinday Sr., but everyone .of blackmail and lots of persons living or dead is Ireland that has been story, McDonald Crisp, Freeman has been inspired the pastels do show up in calls him "Senior," and he puns," the author said. purely coincidental," he shown in England. who is really decadent. He to create an exhibit of my pictures." Artri at 9-1.50 makes the secret sauce "It's just entertaining. It's grinned. Swigart came to SJSU takes cocaine and hangs airbrush paintings of his "Pastel Preludes in &soak Prvlow that coats the hamburgers, so dependent on structure The real "Little in 1972 after receiving his out with three porn starlets impressions of Freeway Concrete" may be seen Calif. Premiere of hot dogs and pizzas in Little it's hard to talk about it. America" is a complex of Ph.D from New York State from L.A., Debbie, Doris 280. Tuesday through Fridays A major French America. It contains a It's got 100 short chapters gas stations and drive-in University at Buffalo. He and Dawn. He's really In "Pastel Preludes in from 10 a.m. through 5:311 dramatic Film with an all "secret ingredient" that that are a mosaic strung restaurants frequented by writes three hours a day rotten." Concrete," now showing at p.m. through 0(1.15. star cast drives people to keep together not chronologic- truckers and cross-country when he is not teaching and And how has the book's the Young Gallery, 100 buying and buying take-out ally, but by puns." travelers. listed his favorite authors publication affected him? Park Center Plaza, Suite food. In addition to this book as Kurt Vonnegut, Terry "I really feel good about 117, Freeman presents the >There IS a difference! Meanwhile Senior's wife Swigart started the book Swigart has also had a book Southern and Tom Rob- having the book published. highway from various MCAT GMAT VAT NATIONAL MED. Flora is having an affair while vacationing in Idaho of poems published, "Still bins. It's something I know I can angles rarely if ever seen DAT GRE CPAT & DENT BOARDS with his biggest customer, last January. "I had some Lives." His poetry has "There's a lot of do--make money as a by the thousands of com- LSAT OCAT SAT ECFMG FLEX Andrew Winkler, who owns friends there who liked the been published in the Oedipus complex in the writer," he concluded. muters who travel over the 137 Kernel Korn's Drive-in strip daily. Restaurants whose main "I wanted to show it in a dish is a deep-fried corn Movements tell story way that is not offensive to fritter on a bun, called a those who don't normally "fritterburger." take the time to appreciate NOW Flora is named after the its beauty," Freeman said IN Roman goddess of Freeman uses the PALO ALTO, EDUCATIONAL expression CENTER Dance creates vegetation, after the cir- photo-realism technique in 'is! P41.11.11011 SPICIAlt115 cumstances of her con- By Marion Whittaker influenced many in soft pastel colors to create ception. Her parents had a an effect of fantasy. 415 - 433 1763 415-327-0841.,. "Most people think that spreading the culture and SAN FRANCMCIC 55 Grant 750 Welch R:d PALO ALTO garden in the vegetable African dance is just a lot tradition of Africa. "True photo-realists try

backyard. of jumping around, but it's "Diamanu Coura' is a to paint exactly what they Meanwhile Orville falls not. It tells a story, through portrait of black music see in the picture," he said. with Baba Lou in love movements of the body and around the world, merging "Reality can be boring, so I Jr expressions are created." our darkness into the work in soft contrast in This, according to Zak sunrise," he said. "It was opaque shades of color." Paul's Diouf, dance choreograph- created to bring the Over the past two and er as well as instructor for people's minds and un- one-half years, Freeman Place the Black Studies depart- derstanding together." took approximately 50 ment, is the art of African Diouf, dancing slides per painting showing 1 oo s. !Dimond dance. professionally since the various stretches of the at $alm rensomoda "It's like the blues," he age of 13, studied at the highway in different times School of Art and Drama at of day for different lighting Saw Jos* said, "telling the story of happiness, misery, sorrow Senegal, a country located effects. SUB and joy." along the coast of West Along with teaching. Africa. He currently SANDWICHES travels with the group "Les Diouf has his own dance Crafts fair A tog. troup, "Diamanu Coura," Ballet Server," also of Ordors which means the day of Senegal, during summer 279-9096 Coura. Coura, he said, is breaks. auditions one of the oldest female A native of Senegal, Open i ...4 pat. dancers in West Africa. She Diouf said he has been in the United States for seven coming up years, three of which has Craftspeople and ar- been spent as instructor at tisans are invited to enter SCORE MORE SJSU. their wares Oct. 1 for Among his courses, screening in the fifth an- Be ready for term papers and finals Diouf teaches one entitled nual Fantasy Faire. Special Student Rental Rates "African Origins," where Deadline for selections "you are not only learning TYPEWRITERS CALCULATORS is Oct. 1, at noon. It will be the dance, but also the Manual. 510.00425.00 held in the student union Ipknesi 3 Mo. mythology Th Electric Portables: 917.50mo. associated with and selection will start at it." IBM Selectric: $25.00 mo. 1:30p.m. diamond in Ike wall Printing Calculators: $15.00mo He feels that there is one David Pacheco All items must be major flaw in the beauty in your SAN JOSE Zak Diouf, choreographer and dance instructor, going handcrafted and if there is will never have the TYPEWRITER CO. American version of through routines during his Monday night "African any doubt the artisan will lady's eyes that her engagement 279,1000 24 S. Second 279-1000 African culture, as taught Origins" class. Diouf also performs outside of class with be asked to reproduce the solitaire diamond has. This diamond in the schools. "Too many his own troupe, "Diamano Coura." work there. is hers alone in all the world, to tell unqualified people who do The Faire will take that world that you love her, and she not fully understand the place at the Student Union loves you. From one of this area's culture themselves are whereas the African dance Dec. 6 through 16. It will be most comprehensive diamond LOW COST trying to teach it," he said. focuses more on everyday Benefit from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. week- collections, three solitaire ideas in African culture is too life. "It is a more complete days and from noon to 5 14 karat gold: A. Round, $775. commercialized in kind of dance," Diouf said. p.m. on weekends. B Pear. $850. C. Marquise, $950. Auto America. There is a lack of "This merging of the planned Nearly 400 people are Something Beautiful for Everyone.sm communications. two dances is all right, but ofour convenient charge plans or San Jose State expected to apply for the Use one Americans are looking at know the history Amencan Express BankAmencard Master Charge you must University Concert Choir 150 to 200 booths at the fair, African culture through the behind the dance in order will give a benefit concert Jewett said. Insurance eyes of historians and of to limit the amount at 8:15 p.m., October 5 in The Community of scholars who write books just don't confusion. People the Concert Hall of the Communities is a non- on the subject. As a result have time to search for the profit neighborhood action GRANAT BROS For College music department on JEWELERS SINCE 1905 Students their knowledge of the truth in African culture. project of students, culture is incomplete, campus. EASTRIDGE MALL SAN JOSE "Before the volunteers, and board and Capitol Expressway. Tully and Owinby Roads 289-8681 Diouf said. sophisticated electronics The concert will be to care residents. pan evenings. Mon through F. Open Sun offornoon "This lack of un- age was introduced by the raise funds for the Cristina For further information derstanding is evident in Europeans," Diouf said, Cadena Eastbrook call the Community of CAMPUS INSURANCE the way they are trying to "the drum served as a Memorial Scholarship. Communities at 292-3948. merge Haitian dancing telegraph, telling the 404 S. 3rd Street with that of Africa," Diouf message for man, of his Above "Out to Lunch Deli continued. struggle. The drum and the Corner of 3rd Street Haitian dancing focuses dance was first and shall be and San Salvador on ritual, voodoo, and the last. The alpha and the sacrificial ceremonies, YOU KNOW? omega." DO

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Playing before an en- Spurred on by the per- thusiastic, appreciative but formance of Sal Aiello in small opening night aud- the role of Lord Fancourt ience, "Charley's Aunt" Babberley, the play uses proved to be humorously good comic sense and bits entertaining Thursday in of slapstick humor to keep the University Theatre. the audience laughing from Dragging slightly in the line to line. first act with lengthy Aiello is in command of dialogue between Jack and all situations until the real Charley as they discuss aunt of Charley Wykeham their predicament, the (John Walcutt) shows up to lines got funnier and the surprise everyone. scenes better towards the Overshadowed in billing end of the first act and but not in ability is Arthur Ward in the role of Russ Lee Brassett, the servant. The Scott Woodham "Braids are an extension of our African wearing the braids, but gets just as much Music of only character throughout Sal Aiello (center) as the phony charter's berely Scroggins (Amy Spettigue) as heritage," said Cherie Anderson, graduate pleasure in braiding the hair of many who stays on top of every Aunt lends some understanding to Kim- Grant McKernie (Jack Chesney) looks on. art student. Not only does she enjoy students on campus. situation, Ward is brilliant revealed to the girls, Kitty Chesney (Tom Ales- leaves you hanging classics in his portrayal of the from and Amy, who are being sandri), rekindle an old scene to scene as more pro- calm, knowledgeable help A student recital feat- wooed by Charlie and Jack flame for each other and who obeys orders faithfully blems seem to arise but are uring works of Johann Se- Chesney (Grant McKer- directs them altar bound. solved by the cunning of the Art but lets his openion of student braids hair Bach and George bastian nie). "Charley's Aunt" boys and also by sheer luck. Philipp Telemann will be every crazy scene be Set in 1892 at Oxford performed at 10:30 a.m. to- known. University, all live happily Al Blair as Stephen day in the Music Building ever after as Jack and Friday Flicks from Mph. Ph Omega as 'form of sculpture' Spettigue uses character Concert Hall. Kitty, Charley and Amy, Students performing acting ability to the hilt as By Marion Whittaker The average amount of Anderson said prices are Babberly and Ela Delahay are Laura Moulthrop on the stubborn uncle of Amy Presents Braids, topnotches, time spent braiding an indi- negotiable. (Marian Hoops), Bab- flute, Susan Dyer on bas- Spettigue (Kimberely Nelliam Peter Blain s plaits and cornrows are to vidual's hair is anywhere "I do not consider the berly's love who by coinci- soon, David Simi on harp- Scroggins) and guardian of Cheri Anderson, graduate from two and one-half to braiding of my hair, or that dence shows up with Donna sichord and Kathleen Davi- Kitty Verdun (Nancy Mer- Lucia D'Alvadorez art student, names hours, depending on of other students, a fad," (the for the four son on violin and chello. rell). THE EXORCIST art of hair sculpture, a the length and thickness of Anderson said. "It is an real Charley's Aunt) in the The students will per- Comic hell breaks loose speciality she practices on the hair. For her own, extension of our African second act, fall in love and form Sonata in F minor for in the last scene when all a large clientele of Anderson takes four to five heritage, and for myself, I get married. 3 Shows September 24 male bassoon and continuo by parties come together and and female students. hours. wear braids as a personal Not to leave any strings 12:30 - Student Union Ballroom and Sonata in C the embarrassing truth Braiding the hair has form of identity." Teleman untied, the story has D'Ala- major for flute and con- that Babberly is not the 7 Et 10 - Morris Dailey Auditorium $1 been traditional to various The beads which are "It is total convience for dorez and Chesney's Bach. real "Charley's Aunt" is parts of Africa and was often found at the ends of the black woman," she tinuo by father, Col. Sir Francis used widely in the south the braids can be a variety added, "because she is able , during slavery, but it did of shapes and colors, or to have a beautiful, in , not become really accepted optional, depending on that place, fresh looking hair- and popular until the late person's tastes. Anderson style at all times." 1960's during the black uses them for "a decora- Many SJSU students are classifieds cultural awareness period. tive compliment to the proud wearers of Ander- $2.65/hr. work study. Contact Taught by an aunt at the hair." son's hair sculpture. She is TYPING. Term Papers SCALE office at 277-2189 in Old resumes/theses/senior pro] age of 11, Anderson The various designs in- constantly increasing her I!: announcements .:1 autornotive Cafeteria. Staff Aid/Reception- services acts/letters, 75C page and up. I practiced on dolls until she corporated into the braids clientele as more and more ist: Answer telephones, light typ- PIANO INSTRUCTION - THEORY Exc. cond. 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September 22. 197fi, Page 8 Lower FTE Handicapped necessitates rights insured 20 layoffs news summary New federal legislation, in teacher training ) referred to as the "Rights programs. It would also coot from page 1 of Handicapped" law, require funding changes. guarantees the right of all Dr. Gerald Wheeler, Guerin was asked if this acting dean of the school of children to have free public new concept in individual- education in the least social science, said his de- Poll reveals ized education, which partment may be able to Former ambassador Rhodesia may agr ee restrictive environment. would encourage low - for in- "cough up some positions" living The law calls achievers, is not diametric- costs dividualized programs for if small cuts are needed but car bombing ally opposite the new killed in within the if heavy cuts are neces- to black majority rule the handicapped philosophy of permitting WASHINGTON (AP) President Salvador no. 1 concern school setting, or sary, supply funds will normal low-achieving 14-year-olds ripped through a Karpen have to be used. A bomb Allende, and Ronne WASHINGTON (AP) DAR ES SALAAM, in southern Africa. within an environment in to leave school. car on Washington's em- Moffitt, who worked with A world-wide public which the children will Tanzania (AP) Kissinger left for Guerin said he did not Dr. Denny Auchard, as- bassy row today, killing the Letelier at a research in- opinion poll of non- derive the most benefit Secretary of State Henry Kinshasa, Zaire, after the find the two ideas incom- sociate dean, school of former Chilean am- stitute, died in the explo- Communist nations shows both academically and Kissinger was reported meeting. patible. Both deal with the education, said, "I'm sure bassador to the United sion. that poverty and the high Tuesday socially. there's going to be a drop, to be carrying the Nyerere said he was no opportunity to exercise a States and a woman re- cost of living are con- word to The educational system and I'm sure there will be Moffitt's husband was black African lead- longer "gloomy about right, he said. search colleague, hospital sidered the most pervasive ers has a tendency to one here." injured in the explosion. that Prime Minister Ian prospects for a Rhodesian officials said. problems, and the notion Smith has "segregate" children with "Rights of Handi accepted the and awaits a In 1974, SJSU Another person was The car in which they that one can be poor but settlement" special needs, according to capped" forces schools to had to re- principle of rule by from fund $638,000 seriously injured in the were riding erupted in happy is a myth. public statement Dr. Gilbert "luerin, chair- make a place for all child- to the chan- Rhodesia's black majority Smith's regime expected cellor's office because of blast. flames as it passed along The global survey man of the Special Educa- ren who desire to be a within 18 mpetiis to two Friday that accepts decline in enrollment. Orlando Letelier, 44, Sheridan Circle near the revealed that "nearly half years. tion Department. educated. The freedom to terms for a settlement. ambassador during the residence of the Chilean the people of the world are Tanzanian President This law opens the door quit is also a right, he said. regime of the late Marxist ambassador. engaged in an unending Julius Nyerere told In Salisbury, the for individualized Dr. R. Freeman Butts, COPIES struggle for survival," said reporters that Kissinger Rhodesian capital, Smith programs for all school 'SJSU's visiting professor of pollster Dr. George Gallup, had revealed Smith's spent 31/2 hours outlining to children, he said. education, expressed a 2%c Ford treated to golf who summarized the find- position during a 90-minute his cabinet the proposals Guerin finds the different viewpoint. no minimum ings of the 16-volume meeting after the secretary offered to him at his prospect highly desirable. Compulsory education report Monday before the flew here from Zambia on Sunday meeting with Such an undertaking would should continue until K I N KO'S by U.S. Steel lobbyist the 123 S 3rd St senate Foreign Relations his mission for racial peace Kissinger. require extensive changes student reaches 18, he said 295-4336 WASHINGTON (AP committee. President Ford accepted Nessen made the state- Unemployment ranked free golf outings from a ment after columnist Jack as the No. 2 problem in a 2 U.S. Steel Corp. lobbyist at Anderson said Whyte and one half year survey a New Jersey country club hosted Ford at the Pine conducted by Gallup Inter- while he was a congress- Valley Golf Club near national Research In- man. the President's Clementon, N.J., between stitutes and funded by the spogesman acknowledged 1964 and 1971 while Ford Charles F. Kettering today. was in the House of Repre- Foundation. "The President has sentatives. been a personal friend of Anderson said Whyte Retail prices Sears things that every Steel 3 Bill Whyte for 28 years and conceded that U.S. twice, on two weekends, he paid for the golf outings was a guest of Whyte at the Whyte could not recall unchanged New Jersey golf course which weekends were spent at Pine Valley, the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) should while he was a member of college student know: prices in the San Congress," said White columnist said on ABC- Retail re- House Press Secretary Ron TV's "Good Morning Francisco Bay area Nessen. America." mained unchanged from

Whyte is now a vice The House adopted a July to August, the U.S. president of U.S. Steel. He code of ethics in 1968 Bureau of Labor Statistics could not be reached im- prohibiting members from reported Tuesday. mediately for comment. accepting a "gift of sub- The bureau said the Nessen was asked if his stantial value, directly or August price index statement was an ad- indirectly, from any per- remained 0.9 per cent mission that Ford had son, organization or cor- above the level of a year accepted a free weekend poration having a direct ago, although there was a during paid for by Whyte. The interest in legislation be- 2.2 per cent increase press secretary replied. fore the Congress." the month for miscel- laneous "other foods at ou can SAVE 15 On this home." The agency said dairy slide-rule calculator and Big rush for tickets products registered a 0.9 per cent gain, cereals and get a calculator to candidates' debate bakery good a 0.2 per cent stand free increase and food away SAN FRANCISCO (AP) disclosed that the debate from home a 0.1 per cent a. Increase your speed in solving prob- The public is rushing for would take place in the gain. lems. Vei ork squares. square roots, re SALE tickets in response to the auditorium. The increases were ciprocals. lkey memory lets you announcement that San But local officials do not offset by a 1.7 per cent work 2 probletns dt once. Large green 1499 Francisco will host the know how many seats, if price reduction for meats, display, percent key. floating dec- a 0.3 second presidential any, will be available to the poultry and fish and imal. ease. Runs on batteries ( in- Regular $1999

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parent bid to woo Spain's Where on Campus type. Typewriter cover included. Regular $139.99 Communist party back to the Moscow line, has of- fered free medical treat- can you get one? ment in Russia to political prisoners now leaving jail under King Juan Carlos' You can SAVE *1 on Sears amnesty decree, a high Communist party official QP carry-pack shelving and get reported Tuesday. The unconditional offer a pair of bookends free was made by a Soviet trade representative in Madrid. dorm room The official, a member Don't yourself to SALE of the party's central com- furniture. Expand your storage space mittee, said the number of with sears .1-shelfsteel shelving units. Spaniards that could take ogEsEN)., alemt-color unit will accommodate 999 advantage of the Soviet stereo equipment, records, hooks. Has offer would be minimal. He / custom decal t-shirts adjustable shelves, end panels. Comes Regular $13,99 said the party had taken no unassembled. decision yet on the offer. IliOiliy earry-pach But he described the ill, handle Soviet proposal to trans- Sale prices in effect through October 2, 1976 port ex -prisoners to about Sears Credit Plans Moscow for medical care AA as the first open gesture of Made up while you wait Available in larger Sears Retail Stores otil reconciliation since the Spanish party turned from Hundreds of Designs 510S. 10th St. SEARS, ROERUCK AND CO. the Soviet line following the Mon Fri 10-6; Sat. las (lOth&Wltharns) : reg MEM Soviet -led invasion of San Jose, Ca...... , Czechoslovakia in 1968. 295-0144 Wl221 Er=

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