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FRIDAY Baseball SPARTAN raring to go for the January 28, 1996 Vnitmse 108 1996 season. AMY Number 2 See page 6 ... Published tor San Jose Slate Univetuity duce 1934 Trustees slash THE CALM remedial classes Spartan Duly Sull It inter hank \A add at Wednesday's board meeting in BEFORE The California State nisei sit) Long Brach, where San Diego Board of Trustees vi iii- Trustee Ralph Pesqueira presented Wednesclay to niaket dras- the Committee on Educational tic reductii utus ill remedial educa- Policy's recommendation. tion over the next 12 years. After the presentation, the floor THE STORM They hope to reduce the need was opened to public comment. for the classes rather than elultuj- About 211 students spoke about the nate them entirely, an ifle.1 111,1( proposal. most id them against it. has met with fierce ("posit', in CAT- Wada said. iier this year. lbey argued the The trustees have lift 'sal was unreal- set a goal of reducing sill and Would allow the number of reme- fewer students admis- dial classes offered by sion to (SU schools. Above: MBA 10 percent by the But Wada, who candidate Vincent year 2001,50 percent said he supports the Koukpaizan by 2005 and 90 per- plan, said. "This rec- researches tax cent by 2007. ommendation we The plan also aims passed was made codes on the first to encourage educators in the front comments of the same indi- floor of Clark CSU system to work with kinder- viduals ilia i still oppose it." Library Monday garten through 12th grade schools A 511)11 tmunittee led by to better prepare students for col- Mar\ .111111 Itu ighes, president of afternoon, a full lege study. Cal State Stanislaus, will meet in two days before In 1993, the last year for which Fehrui.uis to decide how to imple- the start of figures are available, 49 percent of ment the new plan. Reductions in classes. CSU freshmen failed the English remedial education are scheduled placement exam and 47 percent tel start no later than Janurary, tailed the math exam. In 1995,63 1997. percent of SJSU freshman flunked the English exam and 41 percent Heather Ham //cern/cured to this failed the math exam. report. SIM. senior and CSI Right: Nam Cao had a pick of pool tables Tuesday morning. The sophomore TAP renegotiating biology major was the only per- son in the usually as time runs out jam-packed bil- By Leslie Asbury new student lust omit p1ogiani. liards room in the Spartan Daily Staff %/flier The (1,11,ir trial ui4.- lower level of the As the Transpi irtatti in Access grant start H; students Program, TAP. MIllidS Mt its ; -.1 Student Union. unlimited use , ans- l'1101( KY fourth and final semester, negotia- tions are underwas between portation. Th, oper- ARIMI 'HA ated with sue( twat t SPARIAN DAILY Associated Students and the ((min- ty's Transportation Ageni for a See TAP Back page Mentoring Faire to inspire women entrepeneurs Beyond the war: musician By Leslie Asbury the Metaiii,i aluable key in the mai keting Spartan Daily Staff Writer rII ive menntring Sii ategies, the tIi ess. ttlit.tit.). pet 5111 110 on int 111(A. l'he purpo,,, a .1 menttiiring shares music of Vietnam A Mentoring Faire for women tit ii ogrant us 11 p/,,%id, a ,,., business, sponsored by SJSI "1'4 it' tittn-ttatittittthil 11'1'k and the women's perspei nil .111 between %ming entrepit111111% By Danthanh ..) k 1111111. .111111/ 1.11111 Center to Develop Women marketing. .111d women in the field lhe Huynh a wealth 1)1 deli( melt quaering Entrepreneurs, the Mid-Peninsula are lit ap 5Il ii female Innaness inviter poiyide ssmir Daily Contributeng !ions, YWCA and the Silicon Valle There accompanying himself im a throughout the day whie hii.,1115151 expert advice on the wi (mg, and Chapter of the Nati, WIWI) he was live two-so ing Inn that delicately shadowed Ins cical of facilitated panel discussions on rights of the industry. Association of Women Business years old, Phong lines given topics where participants can "You need to fincl a support sys- Owners, will be held on Saturday His most recent recording. a double compact disc talk with mentors in a group envi- tem to fill in all your voids and Nguyen began from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the San set. F ui nil Voices," includes talented Vietnamese- ronment. weaknesses," said. Enid Allison. singing. At the age Jose Red Lion Inn. Amern iii music:tarts front across the United States. The speed mentoring section CEO of Oak Tree Mazda and a of 10, he became a "We are trying to increase the gives the women a chance to speak guest speaker at the Faire. professional musi- Ngut cu. who teaches ethnomusicology. at Kent understanding of the value of personally with a mentor for 10 to going to make your organization and made his Slate Unireisitt 's Center for the Study of World mentoring," said Karen Csejtey, cian -15 minutes. There will also be an much stronger." Music. describes his music as being deep in the YWCA's Director of the Women s debut throughout opportunity to speak with up to 40 The proteges are able to learn sounds ol umber. Entrepreneur Program. South Victnam's business women on a from the experiences of the men- "Vietnamese music is enriched by the concept of Women who register for the successful provnic enter as one-on-one basis. tor and the mentor is able to learn Mentoring Faire have a choice of Nguyen a folk singer and itKit. that makes music embellish in such a way that Another aspect of the from the protege's questions and workshops, rap sessions or speed instrumentalist you can literally hear the bending tone." he said. Mentoring Faire is the "Test responses. mentoring. Each program is one sill "A member of the audience mat feel that the Marketing Hall" Women enuepre- "Most people can benefit from Fueled by a family id utuitsi iris and his it .) 14 tve hour and 30 minutes long. There (Vietnamese) music is jazzY, dizzy or eye!, gne them a news have a chance to display new mentoring. It's a kind of relation- for ITIUSiC and entertainment. Ngmen began his early are six workshops total, three in headache. But when the music is played more and products, goods mid seryices. The ship that we need more of," career performing in lestuals mid ceremonies. the morning and three in the participants are grin feedback Csejtey said. Today Nguyen continues to pursue his Inc, It more. he or she will feel there are significant notes afternoon. They include: seized from female inaik,out; experts, a music. During the last two decades, ht. has touted and hear the emotions." power of the Internet, emergence Accompanied by songs and dance, his perfor- I tat pc, Asia and the United States, giving hue! 111.111 mances will feature a series of bamboo and strings 215) concerts. He will be making his second visit to San Jose in two performances at The San Jose Stage instruments: Dan Rau, a Vietnamese monochord. New development director trying to do more with less Company tonight at 8 p.m. and Saturday. A workshop Icni, a one-stringed fiddle; Dan Tranh, a zither with on Saturday at 1 p.m. will .o comport the perfor- ki tel 21 thin metal strings: Dan Nguyet a moon- By Becki Bell the College of Hittutat lies and Arts. shaped. long-necked lute. Trung, a bamboo Ursula Surgalski. who was hired for the position last Spartan Daily Staff Writer malZ.s.workship, conducted hi Ngin en and his phuiiu. and Coong, a bamboo tune zither. October, said, "Ilit I eason I'm here is because the wise', and his ensemble, which includes Tuyen C11.11.11111k, .11111,11/ nIp pain, Manis understand the California's system of college education has always California State I'll ersity system must now secure :Miranda Arima and Dock Itmah, would like private contributioils to maintain the quality of educa- eomplexiiies ot 111C hallibtit, mid '41 Dig 111,11 uments been subject to the budget fluctuations of state gov- then audience to leave with a lasting impression'of challeng- tion we have all come to know. used in the performances. and answers questions ernment. Recent cuts in funding have been Vietnamese music. ing for San Jose State, and the university has been "My job is to make sure that programs like.llie aboui the historical. 'atm al and theoretical aspects "1 hope the's learn the meanings of the songs, the forced to take some creative steps to compensate for a Center for Literary Arts remain.t1 Is l .111d ht',ilulrs 111 of Vic main, -a traditional 111115It. behavior of the Viettiamc.c artists, the culture of the slimmer portion of state funds. addition, my job is also to he the Ham irce speaking list I \n1111'11 11-1 .1 dings "Music of Vietnam- , Ile instruments \gine!' As part of that creative process, the university has The Phi ri \gi sir I lisemble" and "Front Rice people and the sounds See Surgalski, Back page added a new director of development to its team at Paddies awl It 1111111 \ kneu mIcd pl,sitne See Nguyen, Back page

Shutdown avoided Apple for a billion Attack possible Best in baseball Bruised by two Conflicting reports say China refused today to rule On the day that Atlanta government shutdowns, that Sun Microsystems out a military strike organizers unveiled the SPARTAN Republicans embraced Inc. is ready to pay $4 against Taiwan and would baseball schedule for the legislation Thursday that billion for Apple Computer not comment on a repot/ 1996 Olympics, most of the would keep federal Inc. Or is it $2.76 billion? that Chinese leaders have talk centered on finding a agencies going through Sun might pay for Apple's planned a specific attack. way to get the major March 15. frustrated shareholders Taiwan warned not to leaguers involved for the SPEED READ and investment bankers. provoke China. 2000 Games in Sydney.

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If the old adage "what goes around comes around" is true, what do we have to lose? Think globally, act locally rowing up Puerto Rican on the inside and "nig- mitted include attaching toddlers to infant seats Today! tithe at my church but feel I through the United Nations. er" on the outside. I thought my life as a child for hours, expecting infants to feed themselves should be able to do more. Takazawa suggests that rather than "scandal mon- was an unfair, unbearable nightmare. by leaving the baby bottle in the crib, and I can't be the end all and be gering," researchers should develop a program where Growing up Catholic meant that every so often a simply starving children to death. all solution for every single the international community creates a set of world- fortunate children and This situation calls for action and I am problem around di, world. wide standards for orphanges. paper bowl with photos of less coun- their families was the centerpiece at the dinner table. a results-oriented person. My solution is But as a student journalist, I Of course, different standards for different how fortunate we simple: adoption. am in a unique position to tries exist, but SJSU could act locally by instituting a The depictions reminded us Nations that were. However, because I am American, learn how I can communi- research project funded by the United to motivate us into donat- China will not allow me to adopt. cate necessary, responsible, could begin the long, arduous process of raising the The guilt was supposed community. ing at least spare change, my allowance, or the cost of China, embarrassed by expo- thought-provoking and standard of living for the world eat. sure of orphanage conditions, unbiased informa- If the old adage, "what goes around comes their meal each time we sat down to to lose? But when I read about and saw the life of unwanted will make it difficult, if not tion to the public. around," is true, what do we have orphanages, in retrospect I lived impossible, for Americans to This infor- Former President Richard Nixon in his final publi- children in Chinese "Beyond Peace," stated that America a luxurious childhood. Human Rights Watch/Asia adopt Chinese children. mation will hope- cation titled, reports neglect and abuse abandonment of unwanted This denial of adoption by fully motivate peo- must lead. children. the Chinese to childless or ple to learn how I agree. Let it begin with us. Under Chinese population control laws, the most generous American families they can make a severe of any country in the world, I would not have amounts to a message to stay difference. Lisa Brown is a those two headaches who I always had to share my out of China's affairs. Most students were Spartan Daily Staff Writer stuff with and who continually got in my way sib- The fact is that China is bur- fortunate enough to dened with the world's largest be raised in a home linrIn fact, if either parent was a state employee and population. It is faced with an with climate-appropri- they had more than one child, either through natural unprecedented problem that has no ate clothing, sufficient birth or adoption, according to Bill Takazawa, model for resolution according to food and a relatively pleasant Professor of Geography at SJSU, the penalties would Takazawa. environment have included denial of food subsidies and the threat When I first saw the bumper sticker, As members of an educa- of a pension reduction. "Think globally, act locally, I almost tional institution we are in a China's draconian policies have fostered horren- lost my lunch. unique position to affect dous conditions in the orphanages. Atrocities corn- Now I appreciate the concept. change by drafting a worldwide orphanage policy When worlds collide.. Is this fair to our students? What you should consider about Prop. 197 Why little Jane and Johnny can't read Mai L it there will be an ini In general, mountain lions you know when to use a My writing composition class Thistive on the ballot asking to rein- The problem aren't dangerous to humans. They Docolon or semi-colon? How Why are would have benefited us much state privilege to the Department think we are obnoxious, noisy about when to use a singu- more if we used a handy little of Fish and Game (DFG) to control the creatures and will tend to hide or lar verb versus a plural one? 49 percent English book in place of the mountain lion population. will only increase run away from our presence, but Sounds easy, right? Not when it teacher's old stories. It should be considered carefully. It is there are a few exceptions. If a means coming down to doing it. Many schools do dedicate a few not a license to murder an endangered with the person happens down a trail and We learned all the basics back of CSU's days to "writing the perfect sen- species, nor is it asking for permission finds himself or herself between a when we learned to write, but after tence," but compare that to an to hunt a living creature for a trophy, lion and her cub, or if a lion feels that we pretty much learn the entire year's worth of cirriculum. but for control over an animal which mountain lion trapped, it would be cause for hard way, through our grades on incoming freshman Why are 49 percent of California could be a possible threat to humans or alarm. They are prone to self- papers. State University's incoming fresh- themselves by entering our environ- population unless defense. I do recall being bombarded f_r_gl the man failing the English placement ment. A lion would be more apt to with grammar in grammar school exams? That does not even Mountain lion sightings have been attack a child than an adult for that is what it's all about, right? account the fact that 63 percent of unusually high in recent months. Many something size reasons, which means if you They taught it all to me and I English placement SJSU's freshmen alone flunked the have been spotted closer to civilization happen to be a child walking thought! had it mastered. same exam. One out of every two than normal, showing up in backyards down a trail, your chances of win- As time progressed, my skills exams? freshmen were forced into remedi- and even on a community college cam- is done. ning a "tango" aren't too good. grew a little, but with no help from al English classes due to their pus in Gilroy. This is a big concern in With their growing population the classroom instruction that I grades. that area as well as other areas near the these scenaniii areaThreelli did not get, By, high school, ,the Is it the students? The majority wilderness. sibility than before. definitions behind a semicolon and gerund had all say no. How can so many fail the same exam? I There is no doubt that these are beautiful crea- In 1990, an initiative was become a distant memory to me. Sure, I could say take a look at the curriculum of primary edu- tures, or that we have invaded their space by moving passed taking DFG control away. recognize and use them effectively, but how cation. Sure a lot of it comes from practice, but closer to them. The fact remains, however, that both Now, a mountain lion may was Ito know how to use them correctly in students need to know something at least a lit- their world and ours seem to be colliding. Mountain only be removed if it actually all situations? What sounds right isn t tle bit before they can practice it. lions are not animals that like commotion and they attacks. Studies done by the always right. When talking to some local high prefer to stay away from humans. So what brings DEG are showing a significant In ninth grade they did give schools, I found that there was some edu- them so close to our world? increase in population without me a book, but we as a class cation of basic grammar in the higher Laws were passed in the late '70s banning the the space to grow. At last count maybe opened it only a few grades. Teachers had grammar text- hunting of mountain lions for trophy, giving the there were about 5,100 adult moun- times. I was a typical student books available to them. One school Department of Fish and Game the right to depre- tain lions (2 years old and older) in and would not open any text- said that most used them, but what date them in case of human threat. It was a the state of California. book without the consent about the rest? Obviously we are good way to preserve the mountain There are only 12 documented fatal (order) of the teacher. not doing enough in the primary lion in the wild as well as ensure attacks on humans in California, but if you look My last few years of high school education system to get into higher human safety. closely at the statistics, only two occurred before consisted of reading and some education without a rocky road. Other factors play a part in why 1909, and the rest occurredbetween March, 1986 writing, but no verbiage skills. In my How is that fair to our students? they are moving closer, including and July, 1995. This is an indication that the prob- eyes, I was one of the lucky ones They do not get the full benefit of edu- the increase in feral pig and deer lem will only increase with the lion population because I love to write, and practice cation that will be forever valuable, population. When a main food source unless something is done. got me by. whether they further their edu- population increases, a predator Take a good look at the initiative. Even if you are I passed the English entrance cation or not. No matter what begins to reproduce in larger quanti- against reinstating DFG control, please be aware exams and started my college career field of work we end up in, we ties. Because there are more lions, that something needs to be done for human sake with a few million papers. In every have to write. Grammar is need- there is less territory for them, and and for the mountain lions' well-being. paper, I had at least three grammar ed for understanding and is defi- younger lions are forced to look for errors. I was extremely good at nitely lacking in our education space uninhabited by another lion. Jennifer-Johnson comma splicing. system. Both pigs and deer come down from the hills this Spartan Daily Staff Writer With a lot of angry little notes on time of year in search of food. The lions follow them the paper from the professor and lower Leslie Asbury is a closer to civilization where they find much easier prey grades than expected, I started to learn Spartan Daily Staff Writer such as sheep, goats, calves, foals or even a domestic how to do it right. I learned the hard way and my cat. Not only are these unpleasant possibilities, but grades definitely could have been higher. I knew my the lions put themselves in danger when having to grammar was bad. cross roads and freeways or face an apprehensive indi- Some students, like me, needed the repetiveness of vidual learning grammar in grades higher than the seventh. Letters to the Editor the last two years. I have served in with the advantage of connecting with friends and colleagues by dent bill detailed on page 22 of dent fees. These elections, and A.S. is here to the University's student govern- to a large, comprehensive universi- enjoying the services A.S. provides. Spring 1996 Schedule of Classes) other student elections, may also ment, first as Director of Academic ty beyond my own close-knit acade- This semester you can look for- automatically makes you a mem- involve issues on the ballot that serve all students Affairs and currently as President mic department. This gift has pre- ward to full participation in ber of the association and gives offer you a choice of future ser- to Campus Recreation activities, all you the right and the responsibility vices, possibly through fee increas- of Associated Students. My partici- sented me the opportunity Neill ( 'tile to SISt for a variety pation has offered me the oppor- know that! can make a difference. included in your increased A.S. fee to vote in student elections. Mark es. As your official representative, I of reasons. Some come to pursue a You, too, can make a difference voted on last semester. Sign up at your calendar! On March l3& 14, will do my best to alert you and new skills, tunity to interact with the universi- degree, others to learn ty community on common by taking an active role in a num- the A.S. Business Office in the 1996, AS. will hold elections for inform you of the current issues. and still others to maintain an ground, and my involvement with ber of ways. There are employ- Student Union for your favorite next year's officers. If you decide to I look forward to a very exciting active mind. I came to SJSU to get opportunities through aerobic class or intramural sport run for office, please come to the semester, and I thank you for the went students, faculty, staff and adminis- ment an education. My education trators has given me a better Associated Students programs and all included in your $41.00 A.S. Candidate Orientation meeting on privilege of serving you. beyond the traditional classroom understanding of the challenges services such as the Business fee! February 22, 1996. There are no as I gained practical skills beyond we face in higher education. Most Office, Print Shop, Transit Access, Associated Students is here to more run-offs so the one with the Marilyn Charell, President academic scholarship and importantly, Associated Students Program Board, and Campus serve you as your student govern- most votes will win. Officers receive Associated Students research. has renewed my civic responsibility Recreation. Many students get ment and student service corpora- a stipend of $470 per month and At the end of the semester, I will as I embrace the most important involved in a university or A.S. tion. Your $41.00 fee (part of your directors receive a stipend of $140 leave SJSU with so much more of the day. I will walk away committee, while others interact $202.00 Campus Fee on your stu- per month allocated from your stu- than the degree I hint- earned. For issues

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SUNDAY Lit keep South Bay GOP ready to Poets on 7p.m.-9p.m. SPARTA Ajax lounge, S. First Si. Call 295-6753. OPP I overnment runnin MONDAY VIDE WASHINGTON (AP) Bruised by two govern- strategy of disavowing confrontatiim a., a tool for ment shutdowns, Republicans embraced legislation pressing their budget ideology. Weekly Calendar Career Center Thursday that would keep federal agencies going The measure included $12 billion for foreign aid Chi-Camptss Interview through March 15. The White flotisi said President for the rest of the fiscal year. Preparation. 12:30p.rn. Clinton would sign it as the yearlong budget fires In a compromise between conservatives and abor- Student Union, Costanoan cooled on all fronts. ti(m-rights lawmakers, the measure would block U.S. Rm. Call 924-6031 TODAY SATURDAY After solving an impasse over abortion restrictions, funds to international family planning programs. but Chi Pi Sigma (Coed) the House moved toward passage of a measure that only until _July. After that, the money could be dis- Conversational English Fraternity (Aj./aocialogy would keep dozens of federal agencies functioning persed, though at just 65 percent of last year's levels. Groups Sikh Studesu Association through March 15, though at lower levels than 1995. The program would thus spend $367 million over the Informal sessions to practice uttiorsiminoes) The Senate was and a half. Nach DA Punjab. 6:00p.m. Rush table. Bain. 12noon. expected to approve the legislation next year spoken English skills, 10a.m.- Morris Dailey Auditorium. Friday, and the White House said Clinton would sign lit a win fot anti abortion legislators, there would I2noon. A.dministration Bldg., id act= Hall- 5th floor. Call 2700551. 33. it. be a ban on em la it, I escarth. Ras, 269. Call 2744740. "We're satisfied that a lot of give-and-take has pro- In addition, travel restrictions would be slapped on duced an agreement the president can live with," many Cabinet officers, a clear poke at the controver- Sparta (mule is tree and available to students, tit, IIIIN & staff asaociations. Deadline is 5pm two days before publnauon. I,,nns :Willl. White House spokesman Mike McCurry said. sial trips of Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary and able at 1)14t1 209 Entries inn be edited III all OA I 11 /at c result: tit tits. Lawmakers had faced a Friday night deadline that Commerce Secretary Ron Brown. And in a symbolic if breached would see civil servants furloughed for an win for the GOP's effort to shrink government, con- embarrassin third time gressional officials were since November. 44 ordered to sell a House After taking a drubbing in office building. public opinion polls for We're satisfied that a lot of give- The bill would also provide, The skinny on the flat tax their confrontational tactics, and-take has produced an for the first time, that feder- While flat tax variations are being advocated now Republicans were no longer al workers could be fur- vowing to halt government's loughed or laid off by agen- mainly by Republicans in the presidential race and in agreement the president can live most basic functions unless cies looking for savings. Simple idea has Congress, the idea often crossed party lines in the their demands for a bal- with. During the first two shut- 1980s and to some extent does today. anced budget in seven years downs, furloughs only complex history Some in the Reagan administration said a flat tax were met. With this fall's Mike McCurry occurred in programs that would help the rich and hurt the poor and middle elections on their minds, White House spokesman had no spending authority. WASHINGI ON (AP) "Very tempting thing." class "a snare and a delusion," Donald Regan both sides seemed to feel Separately, there was contin- Ronald Reagan said of the flat tax 14 years ago. "I called it as treasury secretary in 1984. the best path, for now, ued support for the idea think it's not as simple as it sounds." "If you're rich, you'll love it; if you're not, look to settle immediate diffei- both sides embraced Ambivalence has surrounded the flat tax for a gen- out," populist Sen. Russell B. Long said. ences and save their most stubborn disputes over Wednesday of putting limited spending and tax cuts eration. In Congress. and occasionally in presidential Among those pitching flat taxes then was former Medicare, Medicaid and welfare until next year. onto a measure that would extend the government's campaigns, major players have been intrigued and California Democratic Rep. Leon Panetta, now White But all the embers front the budget inferno were debt limit. Without that bill, the administration has unnerved by it. House chief of staff, who proposed 19 percent. not dead. Despite an apparent truce over extending predicted that by March 1, Treasury would be unable These days, Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole Missouri Rep. Richard Gephardt, now House the debt limit and pressure from Wall Street to do so, to pay federal obligations for the first time in history which could cause widespread financial disrup- sounds much the same as he (lid in 1982, promising minority leader, and fellow Democratic Sen. Bill the two sides fenced over how it would be accom- plished. hearings on the mallet. saN mg "fairer, flatter, simpler" Bradley of New jersey wanted a 14 percent tax on the Amt "Since I gave the State of the Union address, there ti()sd av alter House Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., sounds good, wonelet ing v. hat could really work income of 80 percent of Americans, keeping key have been some encouraging things said by the con- said he hoped the debt-limit measure could also carry and what about that dal ned mortgage interest deduc- deductions and hitting the richest 20 percent harder. gressional leaders," Clinton told titav ors visiting the $100 billion ill spending cuts and $29 billion in tax tion? Gephardt continues to advocate a "flatter" two - White House, continuing the positivt It he took tn reduni, is White hief of staff Leon Panetta Back then, in a congressional t tech to tax simplifica- tiered tax. that speech. "But I would remind v oil that we still said he ttal not know what is es achievable. tion. Dole tried to come up with a compromise Starting with 1986 tax refiirm, tht number of rates have some roadblocks in the way that I t hin k need to But Panetta said talks at a staff level could begin between a real flat tax and a graduated system. A "lit- shrunk over several years from 15 to as few as two be cleared away." Friday. And hoping to wrest the deficit-cutting mantle tle bumpy flat rate," he called it. A pothole ate it up. only to puff up again to five in 1993, with brackets For the next seven weeks, the stopgap spending from Republicans, he continued to insist that the Now, he's criticizing GOP presidential rival Steve ranging from 15 percent to 39.6 percent. measure would finance many agencies whose 1996 adttiiiiismratiomu preferred a deal on a balanced bud- Forbes for peddling "risky ideas. Dole's chief target is The dilemma has been: the more tax rates, the budgets are incomplete, including the departments get. it just modest sayings. Forbes' "economic plan" code phrase for the flat more complexities and loopholes in the tax system; of Veterans Affairs, Interior and Labor and the " I hat really ought to be our first priority." he said. tax Dole is reluctant to take on by name. the fewer, and the system risks becoming less sensitive Environmental Protection Agency. Most would hal 's what we promised the American people and Politicians haye invoked common sense. Scripture, to people's ability to pay. receive less than they got in 1995, ill Id 10 minor pro- we titight to deliver on that promise." the promise ii a bright and rosy tomorrow and Democrat Jerry Brown made the flat tax a promi- grams such as money for the native. Hawaiian and FI,1 their part. Republicans tried to soothe con- even economists when trying to sell the notion of nent part of his 1992 presidential campaign, but it Alaska native cultural arts would in elimmated. cerns that they would spark a stalemate that could introducing .1 single income tax rate with few or no and he didn't go anywhere. Now, GOP candidate None of Clinton's major initiatiy es viotild be cut cause a federal default. on the debt ceiling deductions. Lamar Alexander accuses Forbes of advocating a below 75 percent of last year's levels. 1 understand our responsibility know we have to raise the debt n eiling." said "The Bible tells its God asks for 10 percent, and "nutty" Jerry Brown idea. "Nobody wants to close down the government," and aid House Appropriations Committee Chairman House Majority Whip Tian R-Tex.e, Caesar should ask hit. no more." Illinois Republican For all the dust kicked up in the 1980s, the flat tax Bob Liyingston R-1.a.. retie( ting GOP leaders' new Rep. Phillip Crane declared in 19W2. didn't make it. *s, but what about that darned mortgage interest "We may have to back off, take another look," Dole deduction? mused back then, while also wondering, "Should Then as lit w, few wind(' touch that seemingly holy home mortgage interest be deductible?" CHRIS FARLEY DAVID SPADE tax break. "Give us the flat tax rate for 20 years," pleaded In today's plans, Forbes and House Majority Leader California Republican Rep. William Dannemeyer in Dick Artney are both Pitt lung a 17 percent income 1982, "and we will create in this country a wealth that tax Armey's would be phased down from 20 per- will boggle your minds." cent that eliminates the mortgage interest and Fourteen years later, unboggled, the country is charitable deductiims. being deluged with flat tax plans again, even if most Other plans including the Kemp Comtnission fall into what Forbes calls the "ER" category flatter, report and those of GOP candidates Pat Buchanan fairer and simpler, but not pure like his. (15 percent) and lexas Sen. Phil Gramm (16 per- For that matter, Reagan had sounded like an ER cent), leave anise deductiims alone. Indiana Sett. riolitician on the question. Dick Lugar wants a flat sales tax and no income tax "Maybe." Ile said, "there's a happy medium." t a Internal Revenue Service at all. Assembly repeals motorcycle helmet law SACRAM EN 1.0 (Al') The of uninsured injured riders. of Motor Vehicles says motorcycle CalifOrnia Assembly voted The CalifOrnia Highway Patrol, registration fell 21 percent front Thursday to dl op the stilt's 4-year- which strongly supports the law, 1991 to 1995. old Moto!,it In helmet require- says 569 motorcyclists were killed "When you dim a helmet, you ment lot Oilers over age 20, and 18,578 injured in 1990. Those significantly change the fun of rid- despite vvat nings that it would lead figures fell in 1994 to 291 fatalities ing a motorcycle," added Rep. and 9,938 injuries. to more deaths and !nun les. Bernie Richter, R-Chico. the right to The Morrow bill would require "A person has Opponents of the bill said the decide if they want to wear a hel- helmets to be worn only by riders law has saved lives and money, not- tnet," said Rep. Trice Harvey, R- under 21 years old. ing that a Ut: Davis study showed Bakersfield, a repeal supporter. Morrow said he has ridden nearly 75 percent of those "We don't need government motorcycles for 30 years and that accidents telling its what tit do." believes helmets limit hearing and injured in motorcycle The bill was approved 42-30 and vision, tire the rider and increase have no health insurance. sent to the Senate, where its future the chance for whiplash and spinal "There is overwhelming eyi- is uncertain. injuries. dence that says a helmet bill saves "It will be more challenging," "I've ridden enough to know lives and prevents injuries," said the autlitir, Rep. Bill Morrinv, R- the issue of motorcycle helmets is Rep. Antonio Villaraigosa, 1)-tins issue. You're Oceanside, said of the Senate. nett a cut-and-dried Angeles. passed, not automatically made safer by The Legislature in 1991 Rep. Louis Caldera, D-Los Gin% Pete Wilson &inning a lllll torcycle helmet," he and Republican Angeles. said a hospital in his dis- signed, a bill reeptiring all drivers said. trict, which calls motorcycles and riders of 111(mi:cycles to wear tie said the fatality and injury "donor cycles," has noticed a safety helmets. Backers of that law rates have fallen because tnany shortages of hearts for transplants said it would save lives and save the cyclists have supped riding due to

state money for the medical costs the requirement. The Department since the law took effect in 1992. Immigrant son joins state supreme court SACRAMENTO (Al') -- Gov. Wilson described Chin as even Wilts... justices. Pete Wilson on Thursday appoint- "engaged, self-assured and He doesn't beat art nind the ed appeals court justice Ming W unafraid to take on senile of the bush, but at the same time, he Chin, the S011 of ChilleSe 11111111- law's more challenging isstmes ... he always treats counsel with respect," grant parents who didn't speak is gracious at a time when civility a lawyer who appeared before' him English, to the California Supreme seems lacking in too many legal once said. t'ourt. proceedings." He also has written several Chin, 53, an abortion rights lie is superbly prepared for major opinions. including a 1992 Republican respected within the these great challenges," Wilsim decision in which he ruled that judiciary for his intelligence and added. DNA evidence was not then admis- court has six Republicans independence, is Wile in's third The sible in court because of conflict- to the high omit. Ile and one Democrat. Wilson is app)intment BLICKSHEEP ing scientific conclusions about its /Within, expected to appilint another canirt replaces.justice At reliability. There's one in every family. 29. member later this year when he who retires Feb. Ile added that his role as a named to the Alameda IlarineS the successor to Chief Chin was .judge has placed hint the center of PAHAMOUNIPICIOHES PRSINIS A [DONE MICHAELS 110[111:1101 A PENELOPE SPH1ENIS fal CHRIS fup DAVIDpgo[ RACISM') trial court in 1988 by for- justice Malcolm Lucas, who is rent- County human drama. "The problems mer Gov. George Deukmejian. ing. AMMO CHRISTINE FORME AO DAR V HOD JETIAIRSON ROSS DINAH MIND1 ROSS ALBERT being brought to the court were Deukmejian, a conservative Court observers say Chin is con- real problems. I always had tit ITER JAMISON .. DARIN HATA ROBERT II WEISS 4lCO fRICISON [011If MINES Republican, named him to the 1st sidered a perceptive, articulate remind myself that there were not District Court of-Appeal two years jurist with a direct, head-on style FEBRUARY 2 PENELOPE PHIS 41% in exercise." lw said later that occasinnally has disconcerted academic

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4 friday. January 26, 1996 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Sun Microsystems still bidding for falling Apple WOO, atral thabsts said tin ,nsclosure of ,s in the past three months. Both product line and lay off 1,300 iuunti ottei ma c been negoti- were rejected by Apple, which also !Min Mr, i,s' slims Inc. is reads workers over the next year. 66 a $40-a-share offer to pat $.1 billion for Apple ating tarn, intended to further rejected from The company on Thursday said Apple's stock price, IBM in the fall of 1994. aunputra Inc. Or is it $2.76 bil- drive down Sun clearly is in the catbird seat and there it hired Heidi Roizen as a vice pres- Apple, based in lion' which has plunged from around Cupertino, apparently are no other bidders. Sun is apparently Calif., has beets the subject of ident to build and maintain rela- Conlin wig reports about how $50 since last June. perennial takeover rumors as its tionships between Apple and com- much Sim Micrornstenis might pay "Sun clearly is in the catbird seat are no other the buyer of last resort and. .. Sun is increasingly profits, market share and stock panies that develop software for its tor Apple ft usts ated shat eholdeis and there apparently G. Herwick, price have tumbled. Macintosh computer. and imestment bankers Thursdav bidders." said Robert aware of that and squeezing as they should. president of flerwick Capital Sun, based in Mountain View, Apple's stock tell and Sun's rose The announcement signals the Management in San Francisco. Calif., is the largest maker of amid the (meet taint\ The two Robert G. Herwidt company intends to he more "Sun is appal ends the buyer of last advanced workstation computers companies continn«I to discuss financial analyst aggressive in attracting developers resort and . Nutt is increasingly generally used by engineers. It their options hut de, hoed cons- to the Mac, said Tim Bajarin, presi- aware of that and squeezing as would likely be most interested in mem. they should." Apple's ability to help improve its dett t of Creative Strategies he New York Times reported But investors apparently' growing business in Internet-relat- Research International. Thursday that Sun had offered $23 don't think Sun will pay a premi- which suggests that whatever they believed Apple would not agree to ed machines and software. Roizen was co-founder and chief Apple, about 70 per- urn for Apple. pay for a company like Apple it per share tor such a low bid. The company's Apple last week reported a $69 executive officer of T-Maker Co., cent of its market value. while The "They ve always been extremely would be accompanied by a lot of stock closed down just $2 to $30.25 frugal," said Laura Conigliaro, an cuts and writedowns and so on." million loss for the last three one of the first software developers Wall Street journal said the compa- on the Nasdaq Stock Market. months of 1995, its first since the nies were close to agreeing on a analyst at Prudential Securities The Journal reported Sun has for the Macintosh. She was presi- Sun was up 37 1/2 cents to Research. "I don't think that per- made two other bids at $38 per summer of 1993. The company $33 per-share buyout. Neither dent of the Software Publishers $43.87 I 2 Analysts said they sonality trait is going to change, share and around $35 per share also said it would streamline its tiewspaper identified its sources. Association from 1988 to 1990. Police say Interstate 580 sniper attacks over Bad wig NAN LEANDRO. Calif. .\l’ Two more of assault with a deadly weapon and negli- was hidden in bushes near the freeway not Kitchell said the suspects had started out teens hate been iii estail iii , unit lint' With gent discharge of a weapon the same far from his home, police said. Investigators shooting at smaller, stationary objects with a spree of sniper ana( ks .u!u'iig Interstate 580 charges the other two face, believe it was used in at least some of the the rifle. Whets they got bored, they took after two other susper is tinned them in. None of the teens were identified, since shootings. turns shooting at cars, he said. bandit San Leandro poll( e say they m i confident they are minors. Others including officers first that dies haw mot ii it sitd all the snipers. "In the interviews we had with the two sus- noticed Laws and the 16-year-old arrested "They spent the night shooting at tin "I think the tom we Itot are it, Lt. Joe pects (already in custody), they implicated Tuesday near the stretch of freeway where at cans, street lights, hubcaps and then the cars Kitchen said. "The shootings appear to be these two juveniles in the shootings," least 13 cars have been hit with bullets. themselves," Kitchen said. over." Kitchen said. "One admitted involvement The two were spotted acting suspiciously strikes Investigators say they have evidence that The arrests come a diAV after police arrest- and the other invoked his Fifth Amendment near the shooting site, and police also found ed lia mond laws, 22. of` San Leandro and a privilege (against self-incrimination)." bullet casings. could link 11 of the 13 shootings. VENTURA (AP) Maybe 16-% ear-old uompanion in connection with Police onginally were led to Laws because In one of last week's shootings, a woman Laws, who was being held without bail at some criminals just can't face the silo, itings in Tuesday. he allegedly bragged to a friend about the from Del Rio, Texas suffered two broken the Hayward City Jail, was scheduled to be themselves in the mirror. The nil. suspects .mother 16-year-old shooting spree, which started Jan. 17, bones in her hand when a bullet shattered arraigned today in Alameda Municipal A man blamed for six bank rob- and a 15-Neat -old were arrested on Kitchen said. the window of her rental car. months Court. The teenagers, all of whom are incar- beries in the past three Wednesday, police said. 'Their role in the Laws, whom police described as "very The most recent confirmed shooting was takes pains to change disguises but cerated at Alameda County juvenile hall, will shootings was not immediately clear. cooperative," led investigators Tuesday Monday morning. The driver was not hurt can't seem to get his wig on The two youths were booked on suspicion evening to a sawed-off .22-caliber rifle that when a bullet nicked his windshield. undergo closed juvenile court proceedings. straight, an FBI agent said Thursday. The agency has dubbed him the "Bad Wig Bandit." His [attest holdup was Friday at a SF police, fire departments face court order to divers Great Western branch in Santa Barbara, said Larry Dick, a special NAN FRANI-1SL AP, I lie \Loot \illie Bionii ',It', "end- the lour be 40 percent minority agent at the bureau office in [Nth( e titpat Intent licit- has nearly. ing the u (oisent decrees are a big and 10 percent female. It is now 66 Ventura. fulfilled its court -of &led obliga- pri,it lit. a major, major priority." about 34 percent and 6 percent, like the Since a robbery in Port tions to increase do (a .m. hut the " he dollar amount is im impor- The department is starting to look more respectively. Hueneme last Halloween, the FBI fire department is tai iltiuti meet- tai ut i u'iusideration of why I would In addition, the work environ- population it serves. The bad news is that it has taken believes he has struck about every ing its 'ii, id'. said like to see the end to the consent ment must be free of harassment two weeks. He has also robbed Part oh the itason is that the decrees," he said. "But the fact so long. and intimidation for women and banks in Simi Valley and Ventura. police deparuntiii has been under that the departments rtflect the minorities before the decree is lift- Nathaniel hives He appears to be Hispanic, in order by federal auth,,iities for the population of the ens far out- ed. A federal judge last year Court appointed monitor his late 30s or early 40s, 5-feet-8 to past 17 years to increase the ethnic weighs the financial considera- extended the decree two years. 5-feet-10, with a pockmarked com- and gender diversity throughout tions." "The court wants to make sure plexion. He weighs about 200 its rat ks. The decrees detail the hiring, 99 there is institutional change made pounds, Dick said; or so it seems. The fire department has beets promotion and retention of ethnic The police deparunent only has "You have, for the first time ... at the fire departntent," said Jim "He takes pretty good effort under a similar order for eight minorities and women and set up two more obligations to meet more women in managerial posi- Jefferson, the court-appointed each time to make himself look years. Equal Employment Opportunity before it can request an end to the tions, more minorities in manager- overseer. "I don't think we're there different," the allenwid "He,has The cost oft arry-nig out the con- offices to handle discrimination court order the administration ial positions, really a good mix ill yet." used various wigs and various arti- sent decrees u both departments complaints. of promotional tests for the ranks the ranks frown the bottom up. The The department still needs cles of clothing that makes him totals $4.3 million. Brown's two key appointments, of captain and assistant inspector department is starting to look sweeping changes in management look very bulky. I've had people Police Chief Fred Lau, an Asian- said Nathaniel Trives, the court- more like the population it serves," and increased sensitivity training, tell me they were questioning American, and Fire Chief Bob appointed monitor of the plan. Irises said. "The bad news is that it Jefferson said. whether it was all him or not." Demmons, who is black, have both Deputy City Attorney Lori has taken so long." The court orders stem from law- The robber appears with various vowed to end the consent decrees Giorgi, who is handling the case, At the fire department, it's a dif- suits in which women and minori- styles of facial hair, maybe fake during their tenure. said that could happen within a ferent picture. ties charged that the higher ranks beards and mustaches, said Dick. However, that decision will ulti- year. The court order set a goal that in the police and fire departments mak It be made by the courts. were dominated by white men. Former editor sues Oakland Tribune for discrimination and harassment OAKLAND (AP) The former with Oakland City Council mem- Lavin, 36, also alleges Burgin less," he said. "We are confident had worked for nearly three years editor of The Oakland Tribune has ber John Russo. made an unwanted amorous we will be vindicated through the as assistant regional editor and sued the Alameda Newspaper The lawsuit, filed Wednesday in advance toward her in 1990 when litigation process." regional editor. The suit says Lavin Group and its editor-in-chief, Alameda County Superior Court, she worked for him at the Houston Attorney Mark Reagan, who rep- began dating Russo in May 1995 David Burgin, claiming she was a says Burgin initially sanctioned the Post and continued to make com- resents Burgin and the newspaper and alleges Burgin did not then victim of discrimination and sexual relationship. But on Aug. 15,1995, ments about her physical appear- group, called Lavin's claims "noth- consider it a conflict. harassment. the suit claims, Burgin allegedly ance when she worked at the ing short of frivolous and vexa- ANG's employee handbook Christine Lavin's suit alleges told Lavin "thc rules have Tribune. tious." does not specifically address rela- ALASKA, Burgin forced her to resign after changed" and she would have to "Women have been putting up Laiin, unemployed since leaving tionships with news sources. But it she became romantically involved stop seeing Russo or lose her job. with this kind of situation in the the Tribune last summer, is seeking does state. "It is the responsibility WHERE YOU GO workplace for decades," Lavin said. unspecified damages for loss of of the employee to keep ... outside TO MASTER "I've been putting up with it for wages, humiliation and distress, affairs from hindering their perfor- too long and it's time to do the ANG, which publishes the Tribune mance or creating a conflict of ENVIRONMENTAL right thing." mid four other papers, says Lavin interest." Burgin denied the allegations. resigned. Lavin says she was fired. Lavin says in her suit that she SCIENCE "These claims are vicious, irre- Burgin promoted Lavin to the kept a distance from assignments sponsible and completely base- post of editor last year after she concerning Russo. 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min...... ii1M-MILANNuMAIIMIlill.1.11111111111.11111111.141Yd1.111.1161111Yƒ11.11 ... SPARTAN DAILY San Jose State Univentlty friday, January 26, 1996 5 China refuses to rule out strike on Taiwan BEIJING (Al') China refused but, in response to questions at a action against 'Liman pet haps elan d% woundless," he said. expec ted it, slaw' ,,f1 litiwitsi in the talks on reunification, and wanted today to rule out a military strike regular briefing, implied the conventional missile strikes if He reiterated the government's run-up to the island's March 23 that increased military spending by against Taiwan and would not com- Option remained. President Lee Teng-hui does not longstanding position that "We will presidential elections are being ment on a report that Chinese "If the Taiwan authorities stick stop moves to raise the island's never allow any other country to monitored, but are not considered Taiwan would be a further impedi- leaders have planned a specific obstinately to their wrongful posi- international stature. interfere in China's internal a threat, Bunn said. ment. attack. tion, the interests of the Taiwan The report, based on a meeting affairs." Lee's election prospects were Foreign Ministry spokesman people will be harmed in the end. China specialists had with U.S. China considers Taiwan a rene- boosted by his private visit last June Lee's office said today the presi- Chen Jian renewed warnings to But again, I refuse to make any National Security Adviser Anthony gade province. to his alma mater, Cornell dent had asked Washington to Taiwanese leaders to stop provok- speculation," Chen said. Lake, also said China's military U.S. policy-makers have been University. It was the first U.S. visit continue arms sales to the island. ing China with acts intended to A report Wednesday in The New tried to sound out Washington's purposely ambiguous about what by a Taiwanese president and sig- promote independence for the York Times stirred the latest wave intentions in the event of such an Washington would do if China naled the economically vibrant "The Taiwan authorities must of rumors about China's inten- attack and vaguely threatened a attacked Taiwan, a close U.S. ally island was breaking out of Beijing's put an end to its words and deeds China's Communist Party lead- tions, pushed the dollar higher nuclear strike on an American city. during the Cold War. State diplomatic blockade. China had ers have pledged to use force if against the Japanese yen and Chen called the article "specula- Department spokesman Nicholas lobbied hard to prevent which are intended to create two necessary to retake Taiwan, home caused Taiwan's stock market to tion" and not worthy of comment. Burns says the Clinton administra- Washington from granting Lee a Chinas or one China-one Taiwan, of the rival Nationalist Party, since fall 1.47 percent. "The report that Chinese offi- tion believes China wants peaceful visa. and come back to the principle of it lost their civil war in 1949. According the report. China's cials sounded a warning or con- reunification. Chen said today that conditions Chen did not repeat the threat, military has plans for limited veyed a message to the U.S. side is Military exercises China is were not conducive to resuming one China," Chen said. Serbs to cooperate with war crime investigations SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina (Al') Yugoslavia, then turned peacemaker to secure individual grit sites, and suggest- He also said his faction was ready to start The peace plan splits Bosnia between Top Bosnian Serb leaders have end U.N. sanctions that battered his coun- ed that an internal I, alai civilian police proceedings against "any person suspect- the Serbs and a Muslim-Croat federation, promised to allow a full investigation of trY force, mandated 1)% the Dayton peace ed of committing a crime, murder or abus- whose future premier also was present at suspected mass graves, indicating that they In exchange for accepting Milosevic's accord, would be better suited to perform- ing his position. the Sarajevo meeting. It was the highest- are caving in to pressure from Serbia's line, the Bosnian Serbs will demand that ing that task. The Bosnian Serb leadership offered level meeting of all sides since the war powerful president to cooperate on war Serbia lift the embargo it imposed on Human rights investigators plan to start another sign that it is abandoning its hard- began in April 1992. crimes investigations. in August 1994 for rejecting an inter- searching for the dead with the spring line rejection of a key provision of the them The meeting's agenda was not ambi- The commander of NATO-led forces in national peace plan then, the sources said. thaw. Bosnian peace accord: On Wednesday, its tious and no breakthroughs were Bosnia said there may be up to 300 mass On Wednesday, two Bosnian Serb lead- Speaking in the Bosnian Serb strong- prime minister, Rajko Kasagic, met for the graves, the first time any senior official ers Nikola Koljevic and hard-liner hold of Pale, Krajisnik told reporters, first time in government-held Sarajevo announced. But it underscored moves by gave a figure for the sites. Momcilo Krajisnik surprisingly "Our leadership has agreed to a maxi- with Hans Silajdzic, prime minister in the both sides to defuse tensions in the capital. "There are 200 to 300 suspected grave promised to allow a full investigation into mum cooperation with every institution Muslim-led Bosnian government. Just hours after the meeting ended, two sites," Adm. Leighton Smith said in suspected mass graves around the eastern wishing to investigate the allegations about They met in the office of Carl Bildt, the Portuguese soldiers and an Italian were London. city of Srebrenica and elsewhere. the graves." administrator of the Bosnian peace killed accidentally in an explosion in a The Serbian president, Slobodan Srebrenica has become synonymous Hours earlier, Koljevic told The process. NATO compound. It was the most serious Milosevic, summoned Bosnian Serb lead- with the atrocities of Bosnia's 3 1/2-year Associated Press: "They (investigators) will "It is time to build bridges of peace," military accident since troops began to ers to a meeting Thursday and was expect- war. During a weekend visit to the area, be able to see everything. We're riot going &magic said. "I believe in peace," he said, arrive in December to enforce the peace ed to pressure them to release all prison- U.S. Assistant Secretary of State John to hide anything." adding that he was "not afraid" to be in plan. ers of war and to work with international Shattuck spoke of evidence that up to Krajisnik, while promising cooperation Sarajevo. An Italian military source in Sarajevo, lie buried there in mass with war crimes investigators, appeared to Previously, Bosnian Serb leaders have investigators looking into war crimes. 7,000 dead may speaking on condition of anonymity, said Bosnian Serb sources the entire Bosnian graves. play down the existence of mass graves in fanned the fears of tens of thousands of Thursday that the blast was caused by a Serb leadership attended the meeting at Smith, the NATO commander, has only Serb-held parts of Bosnia. Sarajevo Serbs, who are afraid the Muslim- Milosevic's retreat near the Serbian and reluctantly agreed to provide security for "A civil war was waged in those regions, led government will retaliate against them small grenade-type bomb carried by a Ni.igoslay capital, Belgrade. human rights investigators, saying NATO's and there is a possibility that people were when the city is reunified under govern- Portuguese soldier, not by a land mine as Milosevice initially supported the primary task is to separate the warring fac- killed and that graves exist," Krajisnik told ment control. Bosnian Serbs besieged previously reported. A memorial service Bosnian Serbs who rebelled against tions. the reporters. "But we cannot accept that Sarajevo throughout the entire war. for the dead soldiers was to be held at Bosnia's secession from Serb-led But he said NATO forces would not this was a campaign of nt.is, execution." Silajdzic sad the meeting went well. Saran, .iirport Thursday. Palestinian mastermind Expert hopes Internet saves Minister claims Diana's father endangered Asian tigers once loved Queen Mother wants to return to Israel 1.( )\ )7s. JAI') Sc ,Jts (;reys. Listcr %, ( haplain to sections of the PLO charter that BANGKOK. Thailand (AP) cine. Diana's father was once in love the regiment. future Queen Elizabeth II On return from one leave, call for Israel's destruction. Any Can the Internet help the Smith wants to set up an with the Architect of and wanted to marry her, a Lister said in a letter to Aberdeen's amendments to the charter must endangered Asian tiger? Internet web page arid get Church of Scotland minister said Press and Journal, Spencer sought be made by the council, whose Dr. David Smith, a wildlife input from Chinese communi- deadly attacks expert from the University of ties around the world about Thursday. him out and told him, "I've had to members now live in various lands. relationship with Miiinesoyi, thinks so, and he ;how. tzo, ctrtiyincr consumers of Buckingham Palace had no break off my Under the Israel-PLO autonomy couldn't meet causes anger pi ()posed his plan to the traditional Chinicse medicines comment on the story. "Clearly Princess Elizabeth. I agreement, the clauses must be consort." Second International not to use remedies with tiger this is something which we will the demands of prince JERUSALEM (Al') A revoked by spring, and Prime title of the Conference to Assess the Status parts. leave to this minister and what he Prince consort is the Palestinian leader who master- Minister Shimon Peres has said he queen. of Tigers, which opened here "We need Chinese conserva- claims to have been told," said a husband of a reigning minded deadly attacks on Israelis would freeze further peace negoti- Spencer was dis- Wednesday. tionists to participate because spokesman, speaking on condition Lister said said Thursday he was ready to ations if Arafat did not make good after Elizabeth married Between 4,500 and 6,000 they will know what kind of of anonymity. traught "return to the occupied home- his promise. on in the jungles of campaign will be effective in The Rev. 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orts 11\0.. Swedes Results shatter I;( )1i \11 s( \I I Men's Basketball swimming Spartans lose to Motor Homes Longbeach State, 76-6.3. records Lead scorer. Olivier Saint- 4ob 45`,X By Russell Hall Jean, SJSU. 16. Spartan Daily Staff Writer James Cotton, Longbeach State. 30. Inside the ivy-covered complex The Spartans are 4-12over- across from the Event Center, all and 3-5 in the BWC school records are falling. Swimming records, to be exact. women's Swimming This year's women's swim team Spartans dynamic duo has already broken three SJSU have shattered two records and is poised to break records this season. more. With standout newcomers, Jeanette Timmer and Ellen Carlsson, no record is safe. Thorner and Carlsson have Thome+ ono t eclipsed two records, held by Carlsson nave ei Angie Wester-Krieg, a SJSU alum- plsed ieee SJSU na and 1992 olympian. Thorner records held by topped Wester's record by two Ang, Webster a seconds in the 400 individual I 992 olvmPar medley. Carlsson shattered Thome( trek, Wester's 1,000-yard freestyle by record n more than nine seconds. Both individual mesl.t., were ten-year school records. and Carlsson in The Coming tee SJSU from 000-vord treestyks Stockholm, Sweden, both Thorner and Carlsson have been See swgrnin,rkg storv swimmers since they were about on rode 6 8 years ()Id. .111,11, SI \11,1 t SP.1.14Is sits "Ever since the age of 13, I The baseball team runs sprints after a practice game at the municipal stadium Tuesday. have had workouts six days a Schedule week," Thorner said. A goal of theirs was to chime to 2., California tel swim. They have had fun, broken records and are Men's Basketball striving for more. Thorner hopes U C. Santa Barbara at Baseball team all geared up to break the 200-yard individual SJSU, Event Center medley record and Carlsson has Saturday, 7.30p m acadeue i mlii ineligible, said of last year. her eyes on the 500-yard and Spartans look to "We net through a rough Piraro. De spite the loss Piraro Improving the offense, says 1,650-yard freestyle. 'ii 1.1,1 VC.11, said catcher feel, the team is better prepared Piraro, will also be a key focus. The third record broken this Women's Basketball improve on last ( ;coil fessenden. this tem than last and ready to Besides other strong returning year was in the 400-yard relay. S.Jb,,, at J.0 Initne Ft er 1996. the SpArtans have lean] ft om its losses. players, Piraro is counting on The team comprises Adrian Friday, 7:30 p.m. year's record seasoii ahead With 12 returning players this second baseman Patrick Walsh, Simpson, Suzy Brooks, Thorner SJSU at C.S. Fullerton another grueling has i till Is season, more than twice last junior John Misplay, and senior and Carlsson. Sunday, 2-00 p m By Michael Barton of them. First. they Spartan Dail., Staff N'tiirr 2. non-conference games start- \ ear's number, Piraro says he is pinch-hitter Chris Kokaly to Coach RoseAnn Benson is ig with Cal State Los Angeles at c, milting on leadership to play a improve the team's offense proud of her team and believes Women's Gymnastics It'.1111 is hurtle' on Feb. 3 at Municipal key role. "Their experience has through improved "run produc- the sky is the limit. "Our team ._, S. F, rton at SJSU III ns' hr11,11itiv; lot the 1996 ,ea- S1.1,1111111. Conference games to be an asset," he said. tion." has broken three records already, Thdci, 30 p.m sem its 1.1N1 Ill Ill(' Vest bcgio away from home on Piraro is counting on return- Transfer student Ryan and 1 can see us breaking three to Spartan Gym L."111(14'11( t. I he' ht.1111 1/1.111, \late Ii 22. when they play ing senior Rich Ledeit to boost Johnson will have a significant or hair more." in get hat k em the winning ti uk agamst the pitching staff as the number role, said Piraro. Johnson is tout- Beyond records, they have also Hockey 'canting beim the mistake, eil Pit aro sat., the non-confer- one starter and team captain. ed as a top recruit with his .371 been very competitive this year. Univ. of Nevada Reno at last CAI\ Ihisit 14 21-33 seas, en. e games will be the litmus Also, fotir new junior college hitting is at SaddlebackiC They beat UC Irvine for the first the teaHe. the SJSU, ICE CENTRE lit 1997, cute!, test It ir the team and will estab- transfers will add urthe team's ti 1997, "He II swing the bat for time and lost to Pac-I0 power- cern mot !imp:mite: \Ye:snail Friday. Slam 11,11 the player's roles. He said overall pit( lung strength. Jason tiS," said l'iraro. house Oregon StatV'by a point. USC at SJSU, ICE CENTRE, Athletie Iottletem ag.mea 11,c goal is to gain stability as a Davis from Solano College and Com h Piraro is optimistic They had Cal Poly San Luis Friday, 8p.m. such college baseball icam aild mote back On the win- Javier Pamus from Mesa College that last ear's weaknesses have Obispo beat, but a controversial Fa esti, State. Sin 1)iego State ning ti,I,L will complete the top three been addressed and with return- disqualification due to a false and I lawaia o nabbed John Schmitz, starter's list. ing and new talent, the Spartans start, reversed the decision. Men's Gymnastics Head cee,1 h S.1111 P11.11., s.1111 1.1,1 \ ( will get back on the winning The SJSU swim team also has SJSU at Santa Barbor Allot nia junior col- The pitching staff will benefit 1,1111WS 11,1111 11111,1 11,, Hs two talented divers in Kellie Friday (time to be lege plat ei iit the year, despite this season from a new pitching track this year. 011 ,111.! mewling, to 'mite for- "We are learning not to beat Lasich and Michelle Guglielmo, announced) idlers from Cal and Stanford, coach, Doug Thurman, who ward and be m eimpetitit e. Pit al" Ii an early seasein boost. joins the team from Sacramento ourselves," said Piraro. "[We both freshmen. en said flit It',1111 had .1 hall Stast trite the recruit went State. Fessenden said the coach- need to] make the opponent "They have acclimated well tel Swimming Women's eel illeSDIA ciii e .111d snit! when Schmitz "couldn't ing has paid off and the pitching play their best game." the competition that Division 1 SJSU at BYU Diving Inv. sulDle WeakIlVsSt, III pen lung make the grade's" and became staff already seems to be ahead brings," said third-year diving Friday and Saturday (All coach Jack Taylor. day) Lasich and Guglielmo will he competing Saturday in the BYU Men's Tennis Diving Invitational in Utah. Oregon at SJSU "I would like tel see them shoot Sunday 10 a m for the quarterfinals which would Dream team Baseball in 2000 Olympics? place them in the top 16," Taylor Baseball said. Alumni game, Muni AFIANI.1 ,.5,1') Oil the (Lit "We're not kidding ourselves," desire to have the world's best ath- agreed to shut down for two weeks It will be a difficult task in a Stadium, Saturday, 1 p.m. when Atlanta ot gainiels untealed Richard Case, secretary general of letes in every sport. in 1998 so its top players can take competition that features a the baseball se heihilt hir the 111111! the International Baseball "There's pressure to bear on us part in the Winter Olympics at majority of the schools from the WA:. However, Taylor believes it ()It rupic S. most eit the talk ri- Ass"( iation and chief of USA to have pros in the Olympics," Nagano. is possible. ie'eeel on finding .1 seal tie gel the Baseball. said Thursday at a news Case conceded. Baseball, meanwhile, continues No matter what outcome, the Briefs lit Games will feature to have the rule barring any player major league!, ititeelted ill time confereti, e announcing the 1996 The Atlanta women always urge each other the 2000 C.:11111.'S 111 Stehle.% Olt mpii iormat. "We're not the the third version of the U.S. who has signed a professional con- on to success. 1 he Blight team begins its Baseball hoeistei, ate wet! led g! eat i 14.1111e in town in some of "Dream Team" in basketball, while tract from competing. Under the Carlsson said, "We are like one season In hosting C.C. Santa then sport could be (hopped 1 tom the se Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras Communist system, the world big family. We have lots of fun ( i, Feln mut 3, at South the I Ilvinpic pogram unless !het 'um Samaranch, presi- are expected to play for the champion Cubans are able to send together. ..iniptis. Sal! 11151... see e 1he best placers like basket- dent eel t he International Olympic American team in tennis. The most of their top players but other Time will tell just how many ball and hoi I et Commute, . has made clear his National Hockey I.eague has countries field second-rate teams. records this "family" breaks.

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By Eddie Zacapa coasted to 16-7 lead with the help Michigan State, lead the team in Spartan Daily Sporn Editor of forward Olivier Saint-Jean, who scoring with 13.5 points per game BIG WEST The SJSU players looked like found all open slam dunk for the and was second in rebounding Men's Basketball Standings the three blind mice in the second first two points of the game on a with 5.7 per outing before the half of last night's feed from guard Tito Addison. game. Coat. Overall basketball game close Team against Long Beach State Saint-Jean had nine of his 16 His efforts kept the game UC Irvine 5-2 8-6 University (9-7, 4-3). points in the first half and once in the first half as SJSU led 38-32, UC Santa Barbara 5-3 8-8 "We were just standing around," again led the Spartans in scoring. and appeared to be on the road to Nevada 4-3 11-6 Saint:lean .1 uii ti.fer from winning, Morrison said. SJSU coach Stan Morrison said. Long Beach State 4-3 9-7 Long Basch State 76, SJSU 63 SJSU at one point led 21-11 lead "We stopped playing and just Utah State 4-3 10-9 handed the game away." SJSU FG-A FT4 Peb A To PF Mln IP as Saint-Jean made a three-pointer Saint-Jean 5-13 7-9 6 3 4 4 24 16 look easy with a hand in his face. Cal State Fullerton 4-4 5-11 Away to the tune of 76-63 at the Aar 4.7 1-2 2 1 4 4 20 9 UNLV 3-4 6-9 Event Center as the Spartans (4- Hammonds 2-6 1-2 7 0 4 1 32 5 "I know I can take anyone off Addison 4-8 78 2 2 2 4 33 14 the dribble," he said, "but I'm still Pacific 3-5 7-9 12. 3-5)mishandled the ball 28 1-2 0 1 3 1 31 5 times and shot as if they Williams 2-7 learning and I need to learn SJSU 3-5 4-12 were Caen-Hall 07 04 0 3 3 0 14 0 more." blindfolded in the second half. Bacon 04 3-4 0 2 3 1 11 3 New Mexico State 2-5 5-10 SJSU shot 33.3 percent after Taylor 4-7 1-1 5 0 3 5 22 9 In the second half the SJSU lead Greene 1-1 0-0 5 0 2 I 15 2 was gone in two minutes as 49er having shot 52.4 percent in the Totals 2243 21-26 31 13 26 21 200 63 first half. James Cotton sank two three- Thursday's games "A lot of shots were an element UOP FCHA FT.A Roe A To Pt Min TP pointers in a row. Long Beach State 76, SJSU 63 Jadaon 4-11 2-2 5 1 1 38 10 Cotton, who had a game-high Irvine 72, Nevada 70 of desperation," Morrison said. Hankins 28 3-5 4 1 1 21 7 "We shot 30 points, had three of the 49er's Utah State 73, Cal State Fullerton 49 bad." Yankelevitz 0-0 0-0 2 1 2 7 0 all in And it all fell apart for the SJSU Salahuddin 7-18 24 3 8 3 38 15 four treys for the night - UC Santa Barbara 66, Pacific 64 Colton 14-23 5-9 5 1 4 3830 the second half. with 11 minutes to go, as the 32 9 Spartans saw a 52-45 lead disap- Johnson 3-5 $5 6 1 4 The Spartans, who have the Brown 0.0 1-2 0 0 0 9 turnovers in the conference pear in less than a minute. Catania 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 2 most Saturday's games with 325 had four more in the last 49ers' Marcus Johnson, got his Davis 2-3 0-0 3 0 2 12 4 UC Santa Barbara at SJSU own rebound and finger rolled it Branner 00 0-0 0 0 1 1 0 10 minutes to help the 49ers run Total 32-07 16-27 35 12 2 20 200 76 away with the game. Cal State Fullerton at Nevada in and Rasul Salahuddin, who had Long Beech State 32 44 15 Saint-Jean getting into foul trou- Long Beach State at Pacific five steals, snatched one and drove San Jose State 36 25 63 UNLV at New Mexico State coast to coast to FG% - SJSU 373, LBS 480 FT% - SJSU 750. LBS 593 ble with late in the game caused bring the score to 3-pt goals - SJSU 2-11, 182 (Saint-Jean 1-4, Addison 1-3, Morrison sit him out. Saint Jean UC Irvine at Utah State 52-50. Campbell-kali 62. Bacon 0-1, Mans 0-I) LBS 4-11 3E4 'Cotton 3-6. Sashed* 1-4, Hawkins 01) Blocked shots - ended up playing only 24 minutes. "Rasul was unbelievable," 49er affected the coach Seth Greenberg said. "Have SJSU 3 ISaint-Jean. Taylor, Greene), LBS 2 (Salahuditn, "It most definitely Johnson) Steals - SJSU 13 iSemi-Jean 3. Allen 2, game," Saint-Jean said. "I hope we Monday's games you ever seen a guy that active?" ti Hammonds 2, Addison, Williams. Campbell-HMI. Bacon, don't get down on this loss. We Utah State at New Mexico State By - SPARrAN DAILY Salahuddin also had eight assists Taylor. Greene). LBS B Salahuddin 5, Cotton 3) Nevada at UNLV and 15 points. Attendance -2,41S Event Center, San Jose. just need to bounce back and take ely FG.A.Fetl Goals.Allenps, FT/4F. troolts-Altirrls. care of business." SJSU guard Jahi Bacon loses control of the ball in the In the first half, the Spartans Rge.T,.Thiqoppl., A.A..)), PF.P.sonw Foul, 14)14,166. first half in last night's defeat against Long Beach State.

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Alimak..morom.o..1111.- 8 Friday, Januar s 26. 1996 San Jose Slate University SPARTAN DAILY TAP: Students could lose discount if no transit agreement can be reached From page 1 transit said, he said. their employees. The cost is $40 pet Th, transportation access is facing its rear. 64 the rate of student of public trans- final semester, and De Alba is working on De Alba said that although Smile from 10 pet, , in to 20 percent. There are still quite a few students who use public portation developing a new program similar to TAP benefits are helpful to the university, of the program is to reduce The goal with the Transportation Agency. Though such as fewer parking problems and pollution. eliminate stressful commuting transportation without their transit card. it may cost the students more, he said he congestion, "It is not applied to stu- and get people off the streets and onto hopes to provide some kind of incentive dents and doesn't address our needs." Alfonso De Alba buses and lightrail trains for them. De Alba has proposed a different projec-ts coordinator transit , issued to stu- A.S. special Though the On Dec. 14, 1995 the Santa Clara program in which students would be is the key to TAP, dents each semestet County. Transportation Agency proposed charged $16.50, the same youth fare Special Projects Alfonso De Alba, A. s. the Eco Pass Program to De Alba and Ed that children between the ages of five being used coordinator said that it is not Chambers, associate vice president of and 17 pay. enough. Admissions and Records. Eco Pass is a lithe Transportation Agency and students who "There are still quite a few pilot program aimed at employers for De Alba do not develop a program that benefits all parties, transportation will 14,.) count programs for students. use public transportation without their hack to the way it was before, with no dis- Surgalskr. Nguyen: Troupe wants to capture essence of Vietnamese Chinese- From page I had not been known to a lot of said people, particularly in the U.S.," As a musician. Nguyen said he Nguyen said. American believes he plays an active role in Nguyen's performance is pre- his culture and society. He refers sented by the Association for the to music as a silent textbook, VIET ARTS (AVA), a San Jose- because it contains no words, but based non-profit organization advantaged dedicated to the advancement of carries a lot of expressions. From page 1 'The musicians must be trained the artists of Vietnamese Heritage. Hoa Glassey, chairman of AVA. on behalf or out Cullrgr to specific to respond to the need of their corporations and foundations," society," Nguyen said. "In playing said Nguyen's first visit to San Jose sttrgalski said. music, the musician or singer was well received, and that he Surgalski comes to the university must understand the concept of played to a full house of all ages with a strong philanthropic back- his or her emotions and concen- and cultures. Because of the suc- ground. She was previously employed trate on how to project their feel- cess of Nguyen's visit, Glassey said as the director of development for ings to the audience. Their feel- the association will continue its the Arts Council of Santa Clara ings must transfer to the commitment to expose traditional County. where she was responsible audience." and contemporary Vietnamese for adding 40 percent to the total an. contributed income. He said his international audi- "We want to capture the essence "%e hired Ursula for four reasons," ence is often not aware that the said Jack Crane, dean of the College Vietnamese possesses musical tal- of (Vietnamese) artists, to support of Humanities and Arts. "First of all ents. all of them and to be there for for her expertise, which is great; sec- "Someone would tell me at the them," Glassey said, "We want to mid of all her experience, which is end of a concert that they didn't present them to the community y ast. thud of all her intelligence, know Vietnam, besides by the war, and have them appreciated by the is sets %vim h sharp; and fourth of all there is a rich musical culture that community." her personal graciousness." In addition to conducting needs ,sessments for her department, Norgalski will use those skills to open 66 new channels of communication between the university and its alum- Someone would tell me at the end of a concert ni. "The exciting part to me is bring- ing former faculty and students back that they didn't know Vietnam, besides by the war. to campus and letting them know that they can help in very specific There is a rich musical culture that had not been ways," she said. known to a lot of people, particularly in the U.S. The programs that Surgalski's work will support include the Center Phon Nguyen for Literary Arts, the John Steinbeck Vietnamese musician Research Center, the Beethoven Center and the Institute for Social LAWN Fiji Pi Responsibili tv. These programs have in,, been active in bringing speakers such Dr Phon Nguyen and his wife, Tuyen Tonnu, who's also one of the ensemble. as writer Amy Tan, an SJSU graduate, and Zoe 1A)fgren, 1)-San Jose, to cam- pus. In February. the list of notable Father kills girlfriend guests will include Yevgeny Yevtushenko, one of Russia's most celebrated poets. Surgalski said. Surgalski. a Chinese-American, says as daughter watches she feels her cultural background gives her an advantage in her new 9-year-old witness left the scene, but was later position. "I feel like that cultural rich- found at a relative's residence. ness has added to my ability to wi to brutal murder He was taken into custody with- with a wide cross-section of ulturcs.- out incident, police said. she said. By Francis Ladines Spartan Daili Staff Writer Mariscal had just been An ex-convict with a hist, it released from state prison a few domestic violence stabbed his months ago. At the time of the girlfriend to death Wednesday as killing, he was wanted for failure their 9-year-old daughter to appear in court on charges of watched, San Jose Police said. narcotics possessi, About 3:15 a.m., San Jose Santa Clara County court police responded to 612 N. records show numerous arrests Genevieve Lane after the child for narcotics and domestic vio- placed a 9-1-1 emergency call to lence. In 1994, Mariscal was sen- tell authorities, "Mommy and tenced to two years in prison for Daddy are fighting." Officers possession of narcotics. found the child and her 5-year- The children are currently old sister alone with the bloody staying with their maternal body of their mother, 30-year-old grandmother, police said. Charlotte Maestas of San Jose. Investigators are still determin- ON A L COLLEGE RINGS 1k 'si.11..1. -sruct i) XII 1 The suspect. 29-year-old Jimmy ing the motive for the slaying. Surgalski Vim ent Mariscal of San Jose had Grandmother and granddaughter slain in home By Francis Ladines haunt the twii bodies of Phang neighbor. sport. Daily Staff 'Writer Danuongtham and Pak Although police said the women San lose man came home Damrongtham in different parts of may have been beaten, stabbed Wednesday morning to find his the house. and perhaps shot, the cause of wife and l!t-ycai-old anddaugh- Phang Darnrongtham was finmd death is unknown, and the nature ter slain. said San Iiise e. in the first floor of their two-story of the wounds is still tinder investi- About 11.1 iii , 1ednesday, duplex house, while her grand- gation. police resp, (tided to the 3200 daughter, Pak Damrongtham, was No evidence suggests the crime block of Ro, kport Avenue in finind on the second than. was gang-related and the case is Berryessa, where Monne The bodies were first discovered also not being considered as a Damning' ham and the police by a mail carrier, who alerted a murder-suicide. Three children slain as estranged father opens fire into car I. \ DERS. alit. (.AP) A ing to Nevada «ntrt iii inds. A in Apple Valley and arrested for inflict filed a handgun into a car hort lose Cervantes. uncle ot. investigation of murder. filled will his ( hildren Thursday, 11-yeat-old Wendy, said: "I think Jerry Mather, chief deputy of the killing two 1 1-y1..1i-olds as sheriff's there's no words to describe what Carson City Sheriff's Department, deputies arrived. then killing a 13- he's done." said Mendoza-Garcia had lived year-old stepdaughter he had Mendoza-Garcia was treated for there about a year. His wife and grabbed lo the nec k. W11111Id to the shoulder and was children left about a week ago for The direr hildren were identi- booked for investigation of min- Southern California, and he left fled as stepson Erik Resendiz, 11, der and attempted murder. He was two days ago. Mather said. niece Wendy Cervantes, II, and being held withi nit bail at the Deputies went to a house on stepdaughter Sandra Resendiz, 13, Morongo Basin county jail, said Geronimo Trail after someone all of Landers. Also wounded was a slut ill's Sgt. Floyd Gilbreth. phoned in a warning of a gunman, 7-year-old boy, the gunman's bin-. Mendom-Garcia's nephew, Jose said Deputy Cheryl Huff of the San logical son. Soria Delgado, '13, also of Carson Bernardino County Sheriff's office. Martin Mendoza-Garcia, 32, of Citv, accompanied his uncle from The desert town is about 100 miles $200 Carson City, Nev., was wounded by tVAda to Landers so that east of Las Angeles. BACK TO SCHOOL COLOSSAL SALE San Bernardino Gum ty deputies \1,ndoza-Garcia cm mid confront As deputies arrived, they saw ONLY after he shot at them, hitting their his estranged wife, %win Mendom-Garcia in the driveway umiTED 'I'IME patrol cars. Deputies ret iii ied fire ( 'et sautes. who had just moved clutching the 13-year-old by the and aught Merit:kr/4.4 ia as he with her children to be with vela- neck. He began shooting into a ran into a back yard. tives, :libretti said. brown car, said sheriff's Sgt. Rick le had just been given a 31i-day When Mendma-Garcia began Carr. tie then shot the third child at the suspended sentence MondaY for making threats, Delgado (In we in the head, said Carr. Available Spartan Bookstore beating 13-year-old Sandra. u ii,itl- away. Ile was stopped by deputies