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by Ron Regalia tative for the SJSU Students time." corporation of the Student Union. The proposed 1980-81 A.S. Together Opposing Proposition 9 A.S. may not be able to handle A.S. is also incorporating, she ad- budget, after more than two months STOP 9) coalition, urged the the added responsibilities, par- ded. of committee deliberation, will be council to work against the ticularly with the "drastic" In becoming non-profit business placed before the students in a initiative. Business Office cuts proposed in the organizations, the Union and A.S. public forum on Wednesday, April "If you people don't get involved 1980-81 budget. would be more efficient because 16, before a final council vote, in defeating Prop. 9, there's no Philosophically, though, the "middle men" would be eliminated. budget committee chairwoman reason for anybody else to," she students should have the lease, Currently both entities are part Joanie Goar told the A.S. council said, pointing to the council's McFadden said. of the university and must answer to Wednesday night. the administration in most The forum is scheduled from 3 to decisions. 5:30 p.m. in the Student Union upper $490,000 projected for next fall In other action, Bowen pointed pad. out that only five of the 19 coun- The council, following the cilmembers have volunteered for forum, will discuss the budget and knowledge of the initiative. "Students actually paid for the Campus Improvement Day next attempt to agree on a final version. STOP 9 is meeting next Monday Union," A.S. Attorney General Tuesday. The proposed $490,000 budget is at 6 p.m. in the A.S. council cham- Michael Medina said, pointing out On that day, students and other based on a projected fall 1980 enroll- bers, McFadden said. that students accepted a fee raise to San Jose residents will be cleaning ment of 24,500 students and an A.S. In other action, an indecisive construct the building. up a 10-square-mile area around service fee of $10 per semester. council opposed an AS. takeover of "lam reluctant to get extremely SJSU, he said. A second budget, based on the the Student Union lease, 5-3, with involved in running the Union," Volunteers will meet in the passage of Proposition 9, has been eight abstentions in a straw vote. council member Jim Rowen said. Student Union Amphitheater at 9 postponed until after the June The Student Union board of "We have enough problems of our a.m. election, according to Jean Lenart, governors will decide the issue next own now." Tom Fil, chief justice of the A.S. A.S. business administrator. week, McFadden said. Former SJSU President John judiciary, resigned his post and was Uncertainties as to the effects of The S.U. lease is currently held Bunzel vetoed a board of governor's chosen for an upper division council the income tax-slashing initiative by the University Foundation and is decision to transfer the lease to A.S. seat. prompted the decision, she added. now up for renewal, she said. in 1977, McFadden said. Councilmember Andy Arias was A.S. President Nancy Mc- McFadden recommended that McFadden said the council named council representative to the Fadden, speaking as a represen- AS. not "go for the lease at this should push for the separate in- A.S. personnel selection committee.

by Georgla I Sandas SJSU Music Prot.Zus Lease was sparked with enthusiasm at the Prop. 9 meeting held yesterday afternoon. About 400 employees Spartan Daily and students attended. Volume 74, Number 45 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Friday, April 11, 1980 Fullerton speaks to Prop. 9 assembly Burdick named outstanding professor by Kevin Folau Block and Burdick will be of- History Department recognized for their awards by Boni Brewer SJSU ficially Chairman Charles Burdick has been at a May 28 meeting of the CSUC SJSU President Gail Fullerton told approximately 400 employees and named one of two 1980 outstanding Board of Trustees in Long Beach. students yesterday about the possible impacts of the Proposition 9 income professors by the California State Burdick was graduated from tax-cutting initiative and how the university might deal with them. University and Colleges Board of SJSU in 1948, something he said he is Meeting in Spartan Gym, Fullerton told the crowd SJSU has basically Trustees. "intensely proud" of. three options if forced to take cuts as a result of Prop. 9's possible Burdick was also named the Burdick received an M.A. and a passage on June 3. Cuts, she stressed, must be made "to insure the un- outstanding professor of the CSUC Ph.D. from Stanford, but he added derlying structure will remain sound." system in 1968. with a smile, "I got an education Class sizes could be increased, which would mean "erosion of Art Prof. Irving A. Block, of here at SJSU) and two degrees educational quality," she said. College access to students could also be California State University at from Stanford." limited by putting a ceiling on enrollments. Northridge, was the other out- Burdick has been the recipient standing professor named this year. of two Fulbright awards and was an "The only remaining alternative," she said, would be to impose The awards program is spon- SJSU President's Scholar in 1975. tuition, something most other states have done for some tune now. sored throughout the 19-campus But Burdick's work has also A combination of these options is more likely, Fullerton said. system of the CSUC. Departments brought him international She stressed that rather than make across-the-board program cuts, within each school nominate a recognition as well. Burdick has she prefers "pruning weak programs" as an alternative to cutting too far candidate for the award. been elected to the West German into those of "high academic quality." A special committee at each Alexander von Humboldt Foun- Many programs that are duplicated or overlap into several depart- campus then selects one person to dation on three different occasions, ments have "dubious academic quality," she said, and could be cut or represent the school. Candidates are the only non-German ever to be so combined. selected for their teaching abilities honored. Fullerton accepted an Academic Senate policy three weeks ago to and professional accomplishments. Burdick is also a member of the have departments 1964, plan cuts of 10, 20 and 30 percent. The program, founded in Working Group of Military History, While a "painful process" for faculty, Fullerton said this was asked also awards a $1,000 prize through the only non-European member of because only faculty in departments know what impact cuts will have on the Joseph Schenck Foundation of the organization. curriculum, majors, graduate programs and professional accreditation. Los Angeles. Burdick is on sabbatical this semester, and will be leaving for Germany later this month to gather information on American military 'Transcending the Myths' attaches in Germany between World War land II. Burdick joined the SJSU faculty in 1957 and became department focus of lesbian, gay week chairman in 1975. His field of expertise is modern by Janet Fields Millett had gone to Iran to Other topics include alcoholism European history, especially 20th SJSU's first Lesbian and Gay celebrate International Women's in the gay community, disabled Century German militarism. Awareness Week will begin its long Day, but became involved in gays, Third World gays, child Burdick has done extensive by Iranian women list of activities Monday morning. demonstrations custody rights of lesbians and gays research in this area, saying that br Hdfdlld protesting rulings of the new in the military. he's talked to "about 1,000 German History Prof. Charles Burdick theme of the week is The government. All activities will be held in the generals and admirals" over the "Transcending the Myths," an Charles Brydon, co-director of Student Union and are free, with the years. Hawaii," he added with a chuckle. "I love this place," he says to dispel misconceptions. attempt the National Gay Task Force, will exception of speakers Millet and A product of this research was a Burdick is also co-author of a convincingly. "I'm a little con- cerned that I'm well paid for doing Speakers include Kate Millett discuss Tuesday night the gay vote Brydon and the Friday night con- book titled "German Military newly issued history of SJSU. Strategy in World War II," which, something I enjoy so much. The Monday evening, feminist author of and the county and city proposed cert. Even though Burdick said he's 3 out of the 10 books he has written, association with young people and "Sexual Politics" and "Flying." ordinances, to be on the June Homosexuals are the "invisible received many offers from other already- was the "most successful." the mutual discovery of knowledge Millett, a subject of controversy who ballot, that would repeal minority," said Marty Bridges, institutions and government ordinances. down. is extraordinary and exciting." was on the cover of Time magazine passed gay rights director of the awareness week. The "That book got my wife a trip to agencies, he has turned them in the early '70s, has covered the Richard Keady, associate female New College senior talk-show circuit and was ousted professor of religious studies, will organized the awareness week for a from Iran last year by government discuss Christian attitudes toward thesis project.

officials. homosexuality Thursday afternoon. The week's activities, designed Nurses denied travel funds to educate both homosexuals and by Ron Regalia according to SNAC at Stanford. Council refused to heterosexuals on gay issues, were planned in 1975, Wednesday relations chairwoman endorse the event last month. funded by $8,600 from A.S. special The A.S. Council government request by the Basile. allocations. night rejected a Laura Livingston said the convention Student Nurses Association of The Utah legislature is still planners probably had no intention It is important for gays and non- California )SNAC) that an A.S. ban discussing the ERA. of covening in an anti-ERA state. travel to states opposing Basile said moving the con- gays to see the relevance of the on funding Councilmember Jim Bowen result in a $10,000 to week's activities "to their lives, both the Equal Rights Amendment vention would agreed that the SNAC request was a one to two-year personally and professionally," said ERA) be lifted. $15,000 loss and a -different case" than the Coors "impossible for Bridges, who is also president of the A.S. budget stipulation 22 also delay. It would be boycott. to handle Gay Student Union. restricts the spending of A.S. money the nursing association she added. The money probably could not in states that have not ratified the this loss," People assume when they walk another funding request, be allocated in time for the con- amendment. Any allocation requires In into a room that everyone is accused of discriminatory vention even if council waived the two-thirds council approval. Coors, heterosexual and the conversation labor practices, has offered SJSU stipulation and later approved the centers around that assumption, A SNAC convention in Utah, intramural teams prize money to funding, said A.S. business ad- Bridges said. scheduled for April 23-27, was participate in a June "Games Day" ministrator Jean Lenart. "That can be a painful situation for a gay person," she added. "Everyone works with gay Today is the final day students can file for candidacy for A.S. of- people every day," she said; "they fice. just don't realize it." At least 15 Executive positions available are president, vice president and percent of the population is gay, comptroller. There are 12 Board of Director positions open. Bridges added. A.S. The election is scheduled for April 22 and 23. Gay persons live in the dorms, Applications must be submitted to the A.S. office by 230 p.m. At that time, fraternities and sororities, Bridges an orientation meeting for all candidates will be held in the council chambers. If a claimed, although they may not Office candidate does not attend the meeting, they will be disqualified. openly admit their homosexuality. To run for office, a student must be in clear academic standing at "Misinformation is real high," filing the time of election. Bridges said. Officers must take at least six units of credit at the time of the Gays are not just male interior election. designers, she said, but cross all The executive officers must have attended SJSU two of the three deadline preceding socio-economic, racial and political semesters before Oct. 1 following the election. lines. For executive office, a candidate must have at least 14 seniester units of credit with a 2.0 GPA during the 12 months preceding the "If by George,' I &Wads people took the opportunity today election. to go to the workshops, they'd see Candidates must earn at least seven units with at least a 2.0 G PA Gay Awareness Week Director Marty Bridges discusses gays, there were things they hadn't even when the election is held. "the silent minority." thought about," she said. April 1 1 , 1 98C 2 forum Temptations of work, costs of college Half-breeds doomed to extinction by Robyne Martin come-heres" from workers with great. Nothing feels the same as the staff Writer questions that turned to bitterness energy that exudes from a student "Hey kid, come over here," my when they didn't have the answer environment, be it a "ghetto" of cut- 110(4.k Sucl4 A gob SIDCK boss said lightly. But no matter how but "that know-it-all college kid" rate apartments or the kind of stores lightly spoken, I resented it. I did. and commercial establishments that PEkSolq, JANE ,'MAT WE'D Lim thought by the time I reached age 18 I was always damned. I wanted make visitors use the words "college people would stop calling me "kid." to please everyone. I couldn't town.' Volk TO ...b1 kJ US RALLTmE, But the man was more than conform to the worker role in this But none of that is for the half- REA(.01 IMPRESSED Wr114- twice my age, and I had to respond half-assed way. And the more I breed. The worker/student, lAii-r4-1 BENEFITS AND EvektriltNG especially if he or she commutes, is gout? CLASS 1.116RK, JANE! deprived of these activities and must 'I was always damned. I be contented with reading the flyers kiottu) Liov,. on the bulletin boards or the student 11101KS, BE InnVeeSiVIDI wanted to please everyone.' papers that report campus events he TI-IE or she missed. INTENSIvE snADV And now I see heads nodding. So PRzergAm? because I was the office kid - the thought about the benefits of going there are many reading this that are lowest on the totem pole, the part- full-time - a promotion and pay feeling the same alienation from timer. raise, medical coverage, discounts both roles and the same pull into And I was a half-breed - half and, most of all, the respect from my both environments. What is the student, half worker; pulled by a colleagues - the more the temp- answer for us? dichotomy that says I must pursue tations grew. Financial aid is a joke, be it the holy endeavor of higher I would think about it on my loans or grants, as more money and education, but feed myself while commute to school. time is spent on the administration doing so. School was the oasis of proud than on the administering. The joke All other new employees in my ideals elevated from the workaday will get more ironic with state and office were at least five, and mostly world. A bastion of academic federal budget-cutting until there is 10 years older than me. Those who freedom, the college campus was, more crying than laughing. worked at my level as word for me, the center of educational Some find the solution is to move processing operator had been in the doings. But they were limited solely back with mom and dad, or to stay typing business 10 years and were to attending classes. there. But some parents can't afford still " just" operators. They resented I had no time to attend student to have their grown children my rising to that level in a couple of forums, faculty booktalks, club and what self-respecting 38-year-old months. meetings. student -sponsored would move back? But I was hired because I was classes, departmental meetings, Another strategy is to work a fast and smart, and later I would movies on campus, reading or term- semester, then attend school for a lose that job for the same reasons. paper clinics, sporting events or semester and flip-flop or zig-zag I have always worked part-time parties. through a jerky college career while going to school: hardly ever in I didn't live near campus; there punctuated by sporadic em- my field of study, and mostly not for were no students around me. For a ployment. fun because priorities like paying year I didn't know anyone in my The role of full-time student is the rent and bus fare are as high as classes, even if they were in the slipping away because inflation and the next midterm score for the half- same department. I had no friends tuition threats make costs unreal. breed student. at school, no academic or As a college education becomes But the curse of the half-breed is professional connections; I didn't laughable among the ranks of the temptation of the wholeness of even have time to talk to an adviser! highly-paid blue collar workers, and each role, yet the fulfillment by The taste of college life is a a sore spot for the nearsighted neither. sweet one. As full-time students, we taxpayer, even the Army won't be At work my school schedule ( no matter how old I enjoy a able to sell it. messed up the boss. My class load luxurious life of spoiled children - Compared to a steady job, half- amazed or flabergasted my fellow doing what we want to do. We can breeding will get more and more operators who never had the op- spend our days in leisurely paper sour. Succumbing to the temptations portunity, or never took the risk of chase on topics that interest us. How of the dollar, the half-breeds opt for college. many nine-to-fivers can make that the job. And their extinction is one -0,12nno6Jtk it0 My command of a variety of claim? more factor in the Catch-22 'of subjects made for a lot of -hey-kid- And the social atmosphere is declining enrollment. Career tips for the lackadaisical youngster by Jon Bloom could have withstood such a hectic pace for such a paltry sights on the lucrative college bookstore industry. County area sound to you, workers of tomorrow? staff W nier sum of money. This choice would be a winner also. Aside from All that land to yourself for simply taking care of a Remember when you were just a little tyke and those I'm sure that much of today's youth, after hearing Mr. gouging thousands of students on exorbitantly-priced few hundred little weeds. big or grown-ups would come up to you and, while Parker's lament, were instantly turned off to the prospect textbooks, which they must buy, the college bookstore While incurring minimal legal risk, one can be an alternately patting your head and tweaking your cheek. of baseball as a career. I mean, who wants to stand industry also rakes in its share of cash by providing overnight success by merely providing large quantities of would ask, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" around in the sun for eight or nine hours at a time. Forget necessities such as jockstraps with the university insignia high-grade hemp to the yearning masses. In my younger years, before deciding that I'd ensure that. on the cup. Marijuana is such a social thing these days and one of my place in a lower-income bracket by choosing jour- Clark, has For this country's junior adults, there are many more Everybody needs one of those, right? Business would the more obscure presidential candidates, Ed nalism as a career. I had yearned to be one of the boys of lucrative businesses beckoning their young minds. come out strongly in favor of legalization of both summer, a professional baseball player. be even booming and, by paying one of the lowest salary One example of a vocation that beats the pants off the scales known to civilized man, the college bookstore can marijuana and cocaine. A season on a cellar-dwelling Little League team, drudgery our Mr. Parker indulges in would be that of a further reduce operating costs. Should that take place, a marijuana farmer providing which saw me compile an amazingly poor .067 lifetime professional 7-11 franchise owner. a community service today would be in on the ground floor Still, for some, playing the role of a parasite just batting average, helped me to realize that the pen can Now that's where the bucks are. isn't of a sure-to-be-thriving legal industry tomorrow. prove mightier than the Louisville Slugger. them, so owning a college bookstore wouldn't be their cup If none of these employment opportunities have And, boy, am I glad I did. Have you taken a look around the immediate campus of tea, so to speak. area lately? There are four, count 'em, four 7-11 stores in grabbed your interest thus far, one could always move to I heard one of baseball's superstars, Dave Parker, As is the case with every generation of workers, there the region bordered by the 280 Freeway and Santa Clara one of our mid-eastern neighbors and become a mention on CBS's "60 Minutes" that he sometimes has to are those who like to role up Street and each one is always busy. their sleeves and get their professional militant student. stay at the ballpark for eight or nine hours a day to earn hands dirty. This career, while not long on salary, provides an "How can that be?" his paycheck. He makes more than one million dollars a you may ask. Where do YOU go For them, opportunity looms large in the very excellent chance for worldwide media exposure and does to get all those late-night snacks, year. hnumn? profitable and soon-to-be-legal marijuana cultivation not require members of either sex to shave daily. Can you believe it? Eight and sometimes nine hours a If the idea of controlling the 7-11 kingdom doesn't industry. And remember, 'f all else fails, major league baseball day! I sure am glad I changed my mind. I don't think I sound all that appealing, a youngster of today could set his How does a 60-acre stake of land in the lush Humboldt will still be there. Bu , jeez, eight or nine hours a day?

This Friday, the Spartan Daily is trying something different Spartan Daily with the "What Do You Think?" column. We made up our own rorschach test and asked SJSU students what deep, Editor Mark Marymee What do you think? Ad Manager Brian Moss significant things they saw in it. News Editor Scott Mace City Editor Patty Selbach (Looking at the ink blot upside-down) Forum Editor Jeff Rhodie It looks like a galaxy about 10 million Layout Editor Sam Tuohey light years away from earth. I believe Assoc. News Ed Marion Chini Assoc. City Ed Greg Grimes in infinity and there's got to be one like Sports Editor Roger Myers this one somewhere. Assoc. Sports Ed Dave Kellogg 1 David Fitzgerald Feature Editor .. Lori Eickmann Aeronautics, freshman Entertainment Editor .... Chuck Bustillos Business Manager Lura Rainey (Looking at it upside-down) Retail Ad Manager Jean Banaag I see a picture showing the top of some Promotions Dir... Robin Masuda fluffy clouds with a skinny airplane Art Director Jennifer Di Leo flying underneath them. National Ad Mgr .. Shawna Chan Photo Editor Paul Chinn Jorge Moreno Photo Chief Tom Duncan History, senior Advertising staff, .. David Agbeti, Jarvis Brown, Doug Chatfield, (Looking at it right-side up) Mike Clark, Bill Collyer, Cathy Oh my God. It looks like the head of an Cooper, Mike Doyle, Lynn Preitas, Lisa Gauer, Janice elephant. There's the trunk and there Hanzailk, Sandy Hovatter, Mike are the ears. Yes, it's definitely an Jung, Pam Kaplan, Diane elephant. Kuyoomjian, Rita Leung, Brian Jim Scalet McMahon, Ken Nakamoto, David International Business, junior Putigano, Jon Steitz, Tali Temple, Doug Teter, Rich Wilson, Carolyn Yee. (Looking at it right-side up) It looks like two of those old figure Photography staff. .. Kyle Brehm, heads that used to Mark Crosse, David Flemate, go on the bows of clipper Patricia Hernandez, Liz Hafalia, ships. The figure is a woman Julie Levy, Mike Malone, Jeff holding a bouquet of flowers. Maloney, Greg Richard, Georgia Teri Kolb Sandas, Mark Schwab, Patricia Theater Arts, junior Shaw, Steve Sloan, Patti Sullivan, Robin Sager-Whitney. April 1 1 1980 politics 3 Anderson blasts out in rare Bay Area stop Outside the auditori- by Brian Boyd 2,000. Many more who um, Anderson was ques-

Presidential candidate could not get into the tioned about the possibility Auditor- John Anderson swept into packed Memorial of a third party candidacy. California this week for a ium listened to the candi- The press is constant- three-day whirlwind tour to address date on the public ly talking about that," An- popularity in help boost his system outside. derson said, with a tinge of the state. The three-day cam- irritation. The U.S. representa- paign swing through Cali- "I have stated empha- tive from Illinois briefly fornia was designed to reg- tically that I am seeking stopped over in Palo Alto ister Republican voters for the nomination of my Tuesday afternoon to tell a the June 3 California pri- party." He did not, how- Stanford University audi- mary. The goal of the An- ever, rule out the third party candidacy. "One considers lots of things. It is too early to rule anything out," he said. Anderson then went to 'There is an oil glut the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. He was greeted on the world market' by approximately 1,500 supporters who paid be- tween $15 and $25 to attend the reception for the candi- ence that there should be derson campaign is to lure date. more of an effort to enlist 750,000 Democrats to re-re- Earlier in the tour, An- the support of Western gister as Republicans in or- derson spoke before 3,000 Europe and Japan in the der to vote for the liberal at the Santa Monica Civic economic embargo of Iran. Congressman. Auditorium. He concluded his Cali- A spokesman said An- We should offer to fornia trip Wednesday with hard- derson will be back again share the economic a speech at UC-Berkeley, countries before the May 5 deadline ships with those which was attended by a that join us," Anderson for re-registration. to crowd of more than 3,600 said. Anderson has yet win a Republican primary. and an appearance before He pointed out that at Second place showings in the Commonwealth Club in the moment there is a tem- his home state of Illinois San Francisco. porary glut of oil on the and Vermont netted him 39 Anderson fundraisers world market. This, he delegates. said the presidential candi- said, would ease the hard- His total delegate date had taken in about ship on countries that co- count is 56, 18 behind for- $50,000 during his Califor- by Patricia Hernandez operate with the United mer C.I.A. director George Presidential candidate John Anderson nia tour. States in the embargo. Bush and far behind for- "Now all we need are Anderson was greeted mer California Gov. Ron- dergon took questions from centered on the Iranian He defended his 50 cent and funds collected from would enable a reduction of about 1 million new enthusiastically by the ald Reagan's 395. the crowd. embargo, energy and de- gasoline tax. He said the the tax would go to the So- Social Security payroll voters," the spokesman crowd of approximately After the speech, An- Most of 9.4.. question. ftns.. tax would cut consumption cial Security coffers. This taxes. said. Noted political professor sees America moved to the right by Sam Baker would do a lot of saber by past Republican admini- "If you have John An- parties, both of them, natu- Journalism student rattling and little else in strations. derson, Dwight Eisen- rally tend to lean toward The Republican Party foreign policy areas. The Nixon presidency hower, Gerald Ford and the middle of the political should rally behind Ronald The anticipated inacti- is too often remembered Nixon all nominally spectrum in choosing their Reagan and be proper con- vity of a Reagan presiden- for its domestic blunders moderate Republicans as candidates because that's servatives, says Terry cy causes Christensen and the Watergate scandal. party leaders, then you are where the votes are. Christensen, SJSU political concern, however, because The name Nixon is really muddying the science professor. it would mean inactivity at linked to the IteplYicin witers between Republi- "You get both parties That way, the voters a time when many Party too closely for the cans and Democrats," beginning to look alike," will have a genuine choice problems will need presi- peace of mind of many Christensen explained. Christensen concluded, in political philosophies dential attention and moderates within the party But the political "because they are alike." come November. guidance. as well as independents, whom the party relies upon Christensen also "I don't think he really believes that such a move JOIN would bolster the FORCES WITH Republicans, who, in recent years, have un- 'John Anderson is a THE RED BARON dergone a decline in The RED BARON STEAK popularity. flash in the pan' HOUSE, located at Christensen, a 1968 Reid- Hilivieik Airport, graduate of Stanford Uni- wants to be has employment oppor- versity, did his doctorate in president as heavily. much as he wants to live in tunities day and night political science at the Uni- Christensen's solution the White House," Chris- versity of North Carolina in is to align with Reagan and for students with a tensen mused. 1972. "be proper conservatives." flexible schedule. This attitude could This feeling comes The popular professor from Please inquire in spell trouble for a political and outspoken activist what he sees as a lack of party that has lost much person, Mon-Thurs from joined the faculty here in distinction between the popularity in the past two 2-5 P.M. 1970. He is a native of parties. decades. Although, right- Colorado. 2500 Cunningham Ave. fully, the Vietnam War was Considered by many to San lose not "the Republicans' 923-6060 be one of the most in- BUDGET ,,1 war" as many think, the fluential men in San Jose, party has suffered from WEDDING N\ he recently assessed the what the public perceives present "state of affairs," PHOTOGRAPHY as aggressive, monetary- within the Republican oriented mismanagement 264-79110.rirei Party with some thought- Deily File Photo ICELANDARL:10 EUROPE provoking conclusions. Political Science Professor Terry Christensen A, it STUDLNTS PROGRAM ROARD:= "John Anderson is a IMR1 JOSE STATE INIVERSITY flash in the pan," Christen- has no constituency. Christensen calls finally come. It's too bad sen said, munching a noon- "He's in the wrong Reagan the best media he's so old." time apple. "He is not party," the bearded Chris- candidate, personally Christensen fears BIG BIRDAND A going to go anywhere. He tensen continued. He popular, smooth and ar- Reagan's age will hurt him doesn't stand a chance ticulate and "in his in the November election, Spartan Daily "unless he wants to do a element" on TV. speaking as if the nominat- third party effort and be By far his biggest plus, ing process were just a WW FARE Serving gh San Jose Stale the Eugene McCarthy of however, is that Reagan is formality. University Community the '80s." 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Fleet field promised at Jenner Classic by Jon Bloom host of no-shows and non- discus and the 800-meter termediate hurdles will see running for the Inner City Tim The track and field competitors all but ruin the relay team of Thomas, the re-emergence of a Athletic Club of Oakland, Williams and world turns its eyes to San continuity of what could Foster, Phil former Olympic gold heads the men's 800 field. be en- Jose City College Saturday have been an excellent Willie Jackson will medalist. invitational In the women's 800, for the Bruce Jenner meet. tered in the Lee Evans, who Robin Campbell of the Relays, which promises to portion. The junior college and captured the gold in the Stanford Track club, who be a speed freak's delight. If everyone shows up high school portion of the the Jenner will be a 1968 games in the 400 sprint was a double winner at the As is usually the case Jenner opens at 3 p.m. gathering of Olympic and has not run com- King Games, will try for a with prestigious relay' while the opening talent. petitively since 1970, is repeat performance. meets such as the Jenner, a ceremonies of the Olympic looking to better his top flight field has been and invitational section of The men's 200 and 400 lifetime best of 49.9 in the Former SJSU star assembled for the the the meet begin at 12:30. meters should also be hurdles. Dedy Cooper will have the Olympic division of the showcase events. proverbial "showdown" NBC will televise the men's 100 meters. Evans has chosen the with arch-rival Greg meet via tape delay on its Clancy Edwards, the hurdles over the "flat 400" Foster of UCLA in the World-class sprinters Sunday "Sportsworld" world's top 200 man in 1978, because they require less men's 110-meter high- Curtis Dickey, Eddie Hart, beginning at 1 p.m. goes against Greg Foster, speed than he could train hurdle field, which suffered Houston McTear, Don the 1979 NCAA 200 champ, more than a slight tarnish SJSU has three en- for comfortably while Quarrie and reigning world and San Jose native when Renaldo Nehemiah trants in the Olympic coaching in Africa until champ James Sanford are Millard Hampton, the 1976 chose not to run due to a Division of the Jenner. late last year. lined up to compete in the Olympic silver medalist. lingering ankle injury. 100, according to meet Javelin thrower Curt Various Olympic Another local star, Bill director Bert Bonanno. But Ransford, pole vaulter Area Nehemiah, 1979 U.S. of Palo hopefuls with Bay as the Martin Luther King Felix Bohni and long Green, formerly Athlete of the Year who High and backgrounds will also be Games at Stanford last jumper Essodina Atchade Alto's Cubberley had set a world record in USC, competing in the Jenner. month proved, track fans join the main field while now competing for the 110 highs last year at believe everything will duel with John Smith, can't other Spartans, Stan Ross James Robinson, the Jenner, could sit out the by ..hm, they hear. i 800 meters, Ken Thomas in the 400. formerly of California- entire year, according to a SJSU's Essodina Atchade will face his toughest competition of the season The King games saw 3 ( 100 meters), Paul Bishop The 400-meter in- Berkeley and currently rumor on the track circuit. tomorrow in the Olympic division of the Bruce Jenner Classic at San Jose The handful of Spartan City College. competitors are "those opener still indefinite who deserve to be in the Quakes' meet," Coach Ernie Netters end trip sourly Bullard said earlier this by Dave Meltzer layman's point of view, I think the stadium will hold week. Rounding out its Los Angeles area tour defeated, Brash suffered his first two The San Jose Ear- just over 12,000." on a sour note, the SJSU men's tennis team losses of the season, recording his first thquakes are awaiting The Earthquakes One of the top SJSU handed over a 7-2 decision to UCLA against USC's Robert Van't Hof and word today from both SJSU averaged more than 15,000 sprinters, Ken Thomas, Wednesday. picking up his second Wednesday, falling and the North American per game last season. will be trying to find his The loss was the Spartans' second to UCLA's Lane Willenborg a crushing 6-1, Soccer League over when "We will never turn winning ways of the past in during this road trip, following a 6-3 defeat 6-0 battle. they will start their home Carbray the invitational 100 meters by University of Southern California Paul Batten and Jeff Everist were the season. anyone away," said. "I remember once we Tuesday. The losses overshadowed a good only Spartans to enjoy wins in Wed- The originally The Spartan speedster got over 25,000 in the Spartan start on Monday, when the SJSU nesday's contest and all the doubles teams scheduled opener, set for finished second in the 1979 stadium, they were squad dominated Long Beach State 7-2. were soundly whipped by their Bruin Saturday against the PCAA championships but hanging from the trees," SJSU now holds a 13-4 season record opponents. Edmonton Drillers, was has been hampered by a Carbray said. and is 4-2 on the road. The Spartans will try to regain cancelled earlier this week weight problem this year, The Quakes also an- The L.A. road trip proved particularly themselves next week, when they return to because a broken irrigation according to Bullard, and nounced the signing of painful for SJSU's No. 1 singles player Nial South Campus for battles with UC-Santa pipe flooded the playing has yet to show any trace of English midfielder Collin Brash. Barbara on Tuesday and Fresno State field. his past form. Bell, and a striker from Going into this week's battles un- Thursday. The official reason for the pipe break, according Scotland, Billy Hughes. A "developmental" They should also know meet for those not com- to SJSU's Associate DIRTY CAR? Fran( tt Brusati. the writer dnd ant, tor tit "Breed Not Chocolate" sometime was Executive Vice President next week about peting in the Jenner Mariangela Meld. the beauty of "Swept Paismai Erland Josephson thC. ,tar of -Scenes From A hiditioqi." J. Handel Evans, is that the the possibility of getting scheduled for yesterday WASH IT! bank in which the pipe was world-renown George Best. afternoon at Stanford ILIMITED ENGAGEMENT! located was eroded, due to Best, currently playing Stadium. ASTOR'S in a league in Europe, is to Friday night's rain and it by Kyle Brehm The meet had no Wanco Brusati's caused the joint, which had notify the Quakes as soon AUTO "Who do you think you're going to play " was as his team is eliminated bearing on dual meet been fixed just two weeks standings. ago, to burst. Edmonton coach Timo Leikoski's response when from the playoffs, which WASH MThrgetVenice The only comment he was informed the Earthquakes planned to could be as soon as Saturday. SEPP "NT". Mn p105 Evans would make on the reschedule their game against the Drillers on April WASH 75r: 0066111.7lnor ALediriny AAard UM-Opel. oh es BY, 01,111.11i Ial, playing of the game on the "We're very optimistic 23. WAX 50Q about getting him," Car- SERRR Twin Ravok forn p...mTo Forget Venice-si.wy Bland Josephson 19th, was, "It depends on 14W7 170,231 263 4100 bray said. Mariangela Melato Eleonora Giorgi David Poneemoli how the field dries and conference yesterday. Stadium will be 110 yards 1=3121C7 1:=2CIP VACS 25-500 whether it rains." "We've been away from long by 62 yards wide. Fred Personne, Anne Cauchy. Armando Bram w and orit, Hella Petri are 732 S. lit St. oiwied by Franco Brusati Screenplay by Fl..", Kn.", erld Mid f The Quakes Ednomton for a long time, The Earthquakes had AMIE111 waiting word from the we have to be home by the Omor Viteibiet i400 Ow*, toirn planned this season to Suzanne Glint Eastwood NASL on whether their 20th to take care of our IE Somers widen the field to 67 yards, ItiOo Donald Sutherland 'Every Which Way 804 Lincoln Ave. SHOWTRAES 7.30 P. 9:3C FRI game against Edmonton personal business. 'Nothing Personal Sul Loose 9ato, Cinema MON thru but the current state of the Losruz will be replayed at Spartan "I want to be fair to our LATE SHOW ALWAYS OPEN 41 Sant Ave 354-0965 5'30. 7308 930 SATiSON stadium made that im- 1 25-5 55-9 25 i IS-5 35-0 00 Stadium on either April 23 players," Leikoski said. possible. Spartan Stadium FRI 6 SAT Dan Oelanse Gene Wader or May 15. "They haven't seen their will remain, as least for the THE RAMONES The Frisco Kid The Edmonton wives for a longtime." first month of the season, 121114.11-7,111 3 15-7 50 management asked San The Drillers are ROCK & ROLL one of the narrowest fields Coming soon corning Soon CAMPUS INTERVIEWS Jose to play the game on scheduled to open their HIGH SCHOOL in the league. Phantasm Gary linen May 15. Earthquake home season on the 27th, MONDAY, As for the stands, FAREWELL 1001111 Around APRIL 14 General Manager John the coincidentally, against Carbray stated, "From a Carbray didn't want a Earthquakes. SHOWINGS game played that date The Earthquakes are because the Earthquakes also awaiting word from would have to play another SJSU today if the field will home game just two days be playable for the now- applications now CHALLENGING CIVILIAN later and "the fans are scheduled opening date, Submit cheated in the second game April 19th against the ENGINEERING POSITIONS in that situation. Seattle Sounders. for A.S. government positions. "We think they'll rule Although unlikely, it's WITH PROFESSIONAL GROWTH for the 23rd," Carbray possible the Earthquakes added. won't open at home until "I will fight that date to the 30th, when they host the the nth degree," Edmonton San Diego Sockers. Mechanical Engineers Driller coach Timo For the time being, the Leikoski said at a press playing field at Spartan Orientation for all candidates Electrical Engineers Industrial Engineers is April 11th at 3 p.m. in % Civil (Structural) Engineers A.S. Council Chambers Nuclear Engineers

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EINIESEEINEIN a 6-5, 195- front IIR/Ergar signing of two wrestlers to being CCS runner-up in the Heading Pomona's Rogers, basketball team's letters of intent to attend 138-pound class the past Lady netters team are singles' players Hoop signees pound guard -forward, line, have been recognized SJSU SJSU in the Fall. two seasons for Los Gatos The SJSU women's Jill Morton and Tracy As expected, SJSU pumped in 14 points per Professional Basketball High. tennis team returns from a Willis, who as a doubles signed two of three highly- outing last season. League as two of the top Brad Gustafson from two-week lay-off to meet combination are currently rated junior college SJSU is expected to players on the West Coast. sports Saratoga, the 114-pound "Both of these guys Cal Poly-Pomona at 2 p.m. 17-3. Willis, though, is basketball recruits today. sign 6-5, 190-pound Mike Banks, who averaged Central Coast Section have been wrestling for a today on the South Campus corning off a skiing ac- Cookie Jones of Los Anderson soon. 15.7 points and eight summary champion, "should see a lot long time and have been courts. cident and may not play in Angeles City College and rebounds a contest, was of action next year for us," coming to our camps each The Lady Spartans, 1- today's match. Johnny Rogers of Oxnard All-stars named to the All-Region according to Kerr. summer," Kerr said. 12, wW be hard pressed to Two other stalwart Junior College both signed VIII squad. Swarbrick, Wrestling "They're the type who defeat the Broncos, who Cal Poly performers are national letters of intent. Center Elinor Banks who averaged 11 points and The other, Jay Slivkoff, know what to expect are in the midst of one of Kristi Stafford and Cathy Jones, a 6-0, 165-pound and forward Teri Swar- 5.8 rebounds a contest, was Coach T.J. Kerr an- placed third in the state coming in to a four-year their best seasons on Claussen, both of who play guard, averaged 16 points brick, who anchored the named to the All-Senior nounced yesterday the this past season, along with program." record, with a 12-5 mark. both singles and doubles. per game. rugged SJSU women's squad. _classifieds

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Call Don't get too stoned in litho class. 740111 2444131 after 5 p.m. Ask for EASYTYPE TYPING SERVICE A V A A TEST ANXIETY reduction Your linnet. INCREDIBLE vcation bargain Kenny. Get Reports, theses, books, A R C A n to workshop, Mon., April 14, 2,30 to Exchange with French student. using automatic Call A 1 4:30. Counsehng Services, Adm. 223, WHAT is the official towel el Alpha 4 weeks in Provincial France for typing. 200412, S.C. POLICE Officer, City of San Jose. visits to Paris in- A All No appt, needed. Phi? FRED. 5290 (board, room, laid Most be bilingual, SPaniell/ER11044. cluded. Transportation extra,. Call TYPING my home. Prof. IBM NE 21 to 34 years of age, 2 years of col. $tifec. Call Sim 01 267.1302. SIERRA CLUB: Jim Starcin will DO YOU WANT some advice? On 04-9135. A A A Nee. Fluent In Spanish. For more ince speak on the "Galapagos Islands" you want to settle an argument? Do A Recruiting self on April 22 at 7'30 p.m in the S.U. information, call SJPD you want to get someone elses 0 0 S C S con at 277-4951. Guadalupe Room. Information opinion? Then write: Dear Jonn. 4111/130 weekend and summer back cerning Now you can get A man's point of rrrrr dayhikes, mountain FULL or part time position. Grave pack trips, view. Include any name and address r- 1 expeditions, softball and yard shift Residential care facility, climbing you choose. All replies are mailed to 11th Street, Cal volleyball games, bike trips, etc., Martrnur Hall, 27 S. you and are held in strictest confi may be obtained at our April 22 Larry at Menet,. Print Your Ad Here: 1, it dence. So, for advice. wrote Dear meeting. For ladies who wish to be RATES icoomeoproxima,elv 30 tetters and Wares fOr eat h 1.nel John, P.O. Boo 71076, San Jose, CA at Eulipla "OM escorted to the of their cr/ LUNCH waitress needed 95151. For recorded message call Each Restaurant 314 S. 1st Street, San vith home, we will offer an escort service 401-2744906. eckil alter each meeting. Jose, Call 00-6161. Ono Two Throe Four Floe none! MT.: Alum Beck Park, 2 p.m. Be dsy days dare days days day wanted to help dis. there. Don't forget ransom. Lore, 3 Snot, $200 2 50 2 75 2 90 3 00 50 n etted in homes. Flexible hours. Harp*, Mouth and B.11.11. 50 this A.I.D. Center, Call 377 7010. 4 tones 2 50 3 00 3 25 .1 40 3 50 5 Ann, 3 00 3 50 3 75 .3 90 4 00 50 you Automotive MATURE student to assist in teach- 6 turas 3 30 4 00 4 25 4 40 4 50 50 ing remedial reading approx. 15-20 Print name Phone hrs. per week Most be available all Services fact, additions.' Premark": Address '69 Volkswagen Istritien wagon). S days Mon. thru Fri between Sand engine, less then 11,000 Rebuilt 7 p.m. Must be excellent reader. Will 50 50 50 50 50 Ciry Enclosed,, S Per Days miles. Runs really smooth. $1,200 or train. $3 25/hr. Call Mrs. Spencer at reasonable offer Call gill ISM 257 1609 MOVING AND HAULING. Hare large yruds. Avail. ler all serfs of Minimum Three llnim Ono Out Pm. lxi imme DELI OPENING lobs. Coll Rey at 2911-6917. Semester I 130 00 SEND CHECK, MONEY ORDER Sandwich makers and checkers 277-3175 OR CASH TO. mead. Pull or part time, weekends. WEDDING CHAPEL SPARTAN DAILY CLASSIF IEDS Close to campus For Sale 5 miles from campus In nitilpltal Check a Clatsdkation Resideni titryy San Jose State University Near bus. Call 0464111 No blood test required Announomente Help Wanted Personals San Jose Celifornia 95192 DWI.. two days pow to publication publication dame only SUMMER lob. Sitter for 3 children No wailing Automotive Housing Services Tnevel Consecturve Confidential Legal refunds on cancelled ode FOAM RUBBER .65 in Sunnyvale. Mon -Fri., 1,3:20. 63/- For Sole lost and 0414141 ?Dense Typing No R rrrrr rod Donald : cants per lb No limit. Call 034954. hr. Call 736.9319 oyes. 9900149 (Any firn1 I. - IMIIMEII=IMMOMMILM April 11, 1980 6

Pia s 11001.4e, biAISIE77 go---402i' Kitchen_ Dalt Auto gripes grow WEEPS GREASE ou A DEEmli rE CASE OF oVEA IOU How4M I OF VOW( v./AV!!. PA0Mor1oAAL how much the repairs will cost and pay a bill, the shop can keep the cus- THIS by Kim Bergheim OF ( Gaunter Reporter when they will be finished. Guaran- tomer's car. GREASE our Automobile repair complaints tees must accompany the work. Shops must post signs notifying are a familiar cry to everyone. "Consumer Problems with Auto consumers of their rights to a writ- The U.S. Department of Health, Repairs" lists some common dis- ten estimate, return of replaced Education and Welfare reports that closures. parts and a detailed invoice. automobile complaints have been at Written estimates are required Regulations prohibit shops from the top of the list for several years. for work costing more than $25. The making false promises to get a con- Nearly 20 percent of the com- estimate must include a description sumer to authorize repairs, such as plaints received by the HEW Office of the car's problems, description of allowing consumers to sign blank documents relating to repairs, charging for work not performed and performing unnecessary repairs or misrepresenting the cost of auth- consumer orized repairs. A consumer should consider corner some important factors when choos- ing a repair shop, according to "Con- sumer Problems with Auto Re- pairs." of Consumer Affairs concerns repair work to be performed, esti- Check the shop's reputation by automobiles. About 11 percent of the mates of repair of all charges for the consulting with friends and neigh- complaints received by the Better work and an approximate time and bors, the local consumer office or spartaguide related to date the car will be ready. Better Business Bureau. Business Bureau are Bill For information If the repair is going to exceed The quality can be determined Counseling Services For information, call call Erik automobiles. Holladay The Philosophy De- by more than 10 by checking to see if the mechanics will hold a stress reduction Copeland at 464-6914. at 289-1121. Many consumers know little the initial estimate partment Student-Faculty must be in- are certified or licensed. group meeting from 12:30 about how their cars work, but this is percent, the consumer Colloquium presents "Witt- The shop's conditions can be to 1:20 p.m. today in the Spartan Daily Alumni The Cooperative Edu- changing, according to "Consumer formed and asked to consent to the genstein's Full Stop" at 3 checked by seeing how long the shop Administration Building, Club will meet at 4:30 p.m. cation Program will hold Problems with Auto Repairs." new charges. p.m. today at the S.U. parts must be re- has been at its present location, the room 223. today at the Tower Saloon. internship sign-ups today The Department of Transporta- Replaced Guadalupe Room. tion, Federal Trade Commission, turned to the consumer unless a war- equipment and the organization of from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For San Francisco section Delta Sigma Pi will Department of Justice and the U.S. ranty agreement requires they be the shop. information call 277-2951. of the American Astronau- present "American Gov- Congress are looking into repair returned to the manufacturer or dis- Make sure the shop guarantees tical Society will present ernment: its impact on problems. tributor. its work in writing and check to see Lesbian and Gay "Images of the Viking Mis- American business" at 4 momfatL. Prior to 1973, only three states When the bill is paid, the shop if the shop's prices are competitive. Awareness Week will have sion" at 7:30 tonight at the p.m. today in the Old provided any consumer protection must give the consumer an invoice If there is a problem concerning re- 164. a consolidating meeting at 1.91E SERIE GI AKA St 293.1552 21 noting repair work. The invoice pairs, discuss it with the shop owner Morris Dailey Auditorium. Science Building, room regarding auto repair. Now, 3 p.m. today at the Wo- tl 7 MOON . ludent I D $2.00 states have protection laws. must state if new, rebuilt or recondi- or manager. men's Center. For informa- The laws require certain disclo- tioned parts were used and identify If the problem is not resolved, tion, call Marty Bridges at American sures by repair shops, giving the the mechanic who did the work. contact the local consumer office, deadline in 277-2047. consumer a better chance of under- Most states have a "mechanic's Better Business Bureau or volunteer New standing what repairs are needed, lien law." If a consumer refuses to consumer agency. Organization of Arab Gigolo Aeronautics suit Students will show a film at 11:30 a.m. today at the S.U. The deadline for a against by the department. Guadalupe Room. Admis- Latino symposium slated response from SJSU in a The original March 31 sion is free. EYES $1.5 million discrimination deadline for the universi- LAURA MAI A symposium examining op- p.m. to 3 a.m. and community service suit filed by two ty's response was resched- portunities for Latinos in broad- The symposium was organized organizations. aeronautics students and uled by agreement between SPARTAN 0 casting will take place Saturday in because "There is a void in terms of The symposium will include one graduate against the the student's attorneys and the Student Union. ( Latino ) personnel in radio and presentations on the role of Latinos university and Aeronautics the state Attorney Gene- Several prominent Latinos television stations," according to in broadcasting during the 1980s, the Department Chairman ral's office, which is handl- involved in Bay Area broadcasting Antonio Lopez Jr., a member of La student media organization, com- Thomas Leonard has been ing the case for the univer- Ilth &SAN CARLOS will speak during the day long event, Cosa Nueva. munity access to the media and the extended until April 30. sity. BLK. from CAMPUS) which begins with registration and If more Latinos enter the structure and function of a broad- The suit, filed Feb. 29 breakfast in the Umunhum Room at broadcasting field, Lopez said, the casting station. by students Nabil Taovil * ENTERTAINMENT* 75 Washers 8 a.m. and ends with dinner and public will learn more about the No more than 120 people will be and Marcel Frangieh and * FOR WOMEN LAUNDRY and Dryers disco dancing at Zapatas "needs and concerns" of the Latino able to participate on Saturday due graduate Samir Asad, all of exotic dancer for * Restaurant in San Jose. community. to space limitations, Lopez said. Middle Eastern descent, your next party * NO WAITING The symposium is sponsored by Saturday's program will involve Those who wish to attend the claims they were misad- *395-7033 Pauls* * *a ,06,, ,d , Party Favors* FREE PARKING La Cosa Nueva, a campus and including Sylvia vised and discriminated 0 broadcasters, event, which includes three meals ******4******* community media organization, Ramirez and Rigo Chacon of KG0- and costs $10 for students and $15 for which broadcasts on the SJSU radio TV in San Francisco, educators, non-students, should call Antonio station KSJS every Friday from 7 students interested in broadcasting Lopez at 295-5759 for reservations. CAREER PRICES GOOD AT ALL LOCATIONS ALL STONES OPEN SUMAYS 12-4 PM OPPORTUNITY IN ELECTRONICS 'noble If you are graduating with a major in Attend The Bruce Jenner Classic Electronic Tech- Track Meet At San Jose City nology, WI LTRON may have just the career opportun- College April 12 ity you are looking for. 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