Open hearing today Council reaffirms its on proposed garage opposition to garage

by Brian Wirth result in about 26,000 individuals." by Ron Regalia and Boni Brewer Coleman said Wednesday that if the new hearing on the Environmental The A.S. Council reaffirmed its op- parking garage is not built, the university A The EIR predicts that from 1981 to Report ) EIR ) of the proposed position to a new SJSU parking garage will go to the city to have the area Impact 1985, the FTE will increase to 18,700, but Street parking garage will be Wednesday night following an hour-long rezoned to all-commuter parking again. Fourth with the impact of Proposition 9, the to the public today at noon in Morris debate with SJSU President Gail Fullerton said another 1,000 spaces open income tax-cutting initiative, and Dailey Auditorium. Fullerton in the Student Union council will be lost if the city builds on the dirt declining enrollment, the F'TE figures chambers. lots between Third and Fourth streets "will be inevitably smaller," according The council, however, modified the west of campus within three years. Anyone interested in expressing to Foote. "In fact, by the end of the resolution it adopted on Feb. 12 after She said a 120-space portion of the opinions on the project or in submitting month they will be smaller," he said. documents to be included in the final EIR nearly two hours of revision, hinting it lots may be used as a temporary staging may do so at the hearing. "The Chancellor's Office is in the may support a garage if the need arises. site for construction of federal and state process of readjusting the figures, The proposed garage would be built on buildings on the site of the present Bank An expected topic of interest at the because with Prop. 9, the figures will not Fourth Street between San Carlos and of America building on San Carlos Street. hearing will be the disputed accuracy of be realistic," he added. San Salvador streets The EIR report states that the state some statistics presented in the report, A.S. Attorney General Michael and federal buildings will be constructed namely the accuracy of future SJSU The FTE figures in the EIR are "the Medina will submit the council's on the dirt lots, but Medina said the enrollment figures compiled by the official documentation figures," Coleman resolution to the campus planning report is inaccurate. university and the State said, "because it was easier for them committee today for inclusion in the $5.85 The state and federal buildings will University and Colleges Chancellor's ( theChancellor's Office ) to calculate million garage's Environmental Impact be constructed between Second and Third office. when dealing with 19 ( statewide) cam- Report ( EIR. streets arid will have their own parking puses." Fullerton insisted the new garage is lots, Medina said. needed now because of a "parking It is possible that students could use "There's no way those figures can be Coleman said the figures were shortfall of 2,500 spaces" in the SJSU state and federal parking at night, accurate," said John Foote, dean of originally arrived at through forecasting academic planning, in reference to the by the Chanc,Alor's Office and the draft of the EIR's projected average university. s enrollment statistics. ,!.. But the new FTE figures, Coleman Are you opposed to or in favor of the proposed Fourth The EIR on the proposed Fourth said, which the university is forecasting, ,’:(,;... Street parking garage? Street garage, presently available for will be 18,000 for the next two years, with In either case, you are invited to attend the Environ- public inspection, predicts an increase of or without passage of Prop. 9. mental Impact Report Hearing today in the Morris Dailey enrollment at SJSU of 700 students over the next five years. If Prop. 9 passes, Coleman said he Auditorium at noon. does not know how much enrollment will "On the whole, enrollment will go decrease. down," Foote said. "We know that from simple demographics. Those figures are Foote said the FTE figures came out not accurate. However, they are still our of negotiations by the university and the area. Fullerton said, but possibly at a high official numbers. Chancellor's Office with "analytical SJSU lost i ,50u parking spaces when price. speculation by someone. I don't know the streets east of campus were closed to San Jose City Councilman Tom Foote was referring to the full-time who because I have nothing to do with non-residents in the fall of 1977. McEnery said no developing will be done equivalent ( FTE ) statistics in the EIR. it." Residents complained to the San Jose on the dirt lots for 10 to 12 years, Medina One full-time equivalent student is equal City Council about students using parking added. to one student taking 15 units. Foote said the FTE figures should spaces in front of their homes. The city Medina also said SJSU is "losing not be taken as a projection but as rezoned the area between 12th and 17th students faster than parking spaces. fr Presently there are about 18,000 FTE "conceptual speculation. The difference streets and San Fernando Street and "It would be a shame if we built this students attending SJSU, according to may be political," he said, but he would Iv Julie Levy Interstate 280 for residential permit garage and only had two floors of each Executive Vice President Jack Coleman. not elaborate. parking only. garage full," he said. The EIR states that 18,000 FTE "will -continued on back page SJSU President Gail Fullerton Executive Vice President Jack -continued on back page Spartan Daily Volume 74, Number 36 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Friday. March 21, 1980 'Summer Job Fair' gets mixed reviews feature by SJSU students

Competition for 'Dear Abby' by Carla Alvarez have recruited from." Wagner said. SJSU students will have no "I wish they would have had this problem finding jobs this summer if when I went to school here." the success of Wednesday's Job Fair Hewlett-Packard's represen- is any indication. tative, Chuck Cheshire, a SJSU The fair, the first one of its kind alumnus, handed out 299 ap- Male graduate gives advice at SJSU, was organized by the plications before he ran out. Some Career Planning and Placement students left resumes with Cheshire. by Brian Wirth Center. It featured representatives Even if Proposition 9, the state "A lot of women give advice, from about 83 employers from the tax-slashing initiative passes, jobs why not a man?" Bay Area and beyond, according to with the various city park and These words ring optimistically Celia Orona-Anderson, coordinator recreation departments will still be of the fair. from the mouth of William John, or open, according to the city Approximately 5,000 students "Dear John," as he hopes soon to be representatives. known. attended the fair, according to Jerry The San Jose Parks and Brody, Career Planning and Recreation Department needs 40 John" is a pen name "William Placement director. The fair was recreational leaders for the sum- Rumph, who is em- for William held in the Student Union Ballroom mer, but the department is currently goal to become a barking on his from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. under a hiring freeze. Represen- advice columnist. male Most of the students who at- tative Debbie Figone handed out "You won't find a male advice tended the fair were satisfied with about 200 applications. columnist," he said. "At least, I the information they received from "We are not under a testing haven't found one." the representatives, but some had freeze," Figone said. "The students Rumph has been experimenting complaints. I have talked to are aware that there with the idea of becoming an advice Some of the representatives did is a hiring freeze." columnist for about a month. He has not seem prepared for the fair, Sunnyvale's Parks and received 85 letters, with more according to Jim Kilroy, a real Recreation Department had ap- replies from women than men. estate major. "The program i the proximately 40 summer openings for "However, I have received fair) is good," Kilroy said. "But playground leaders. Representative some interesting comments from some of the representative that I Donna Anttila talked to about 250 men," he added. have encountered didn't seem to be students during the fair. Some of those who have sent him very knowledgeable about their "We are already budgeted for letters "have real problems," ac- summer programs. the summer," Anttila said. "Even if cording to Rumph. People have Barbara Morrison, a marketing Prop. 9 passes, we won't be affected asked for advice on how to deal with major, found that most of the until after the summer." a heart attack, pregnancy and a mo- representatives were looking for The city of Santa Clara had few ther-in-law. graduates for permanent em- summer openings. "We were really "The biggest thrill was ployment. "I don't think they should here to recruit for permanent receiving the first letter," Rumph have called it a summer job fair," positions," said Joanne Hollender, said. "The first phase of anything she said. representative for the city. "We you do you always remember the Many of the companies were have never had to lay off anyone. most." looking for graduating seniors to fill Prop. 13 didn't bother us at all. Rumph, 32, has lived in the San permanent positions, as well as "We didn't talk to very many Jose area for 26 years. He graduated summer openings. students who were interested in full- y Jeff Maloney from SJSU in 1970 with a degree in Harrah's-Reno seemed to draw time positions," Hollender added. SJSU graduate Bill Rumph wants social science and a minor in to start his own advice column and call it "Dear John. - the largest crowd of students. Matt Campi of the Santa Clara physical education. "Some have degrees, but it's decision whether the columnist will Bumph said the writer of the letter Currently, Humph sells real not really a prerequisite," she said. be accepted for syndication. offered some interesting advice for "What we look for is that they are law estate and teaches at an east San Next, the column is sent to all enforcement agencies. Jose junior high school. helpful and entertaining," Buckner newspapers on a contract-type "He said the gangs cause the 'Some of the representatives ... didn't explained. basis. probl, rns and are here to stay," "I'm not offering clinical advice Buckner said most newspapers Rumph has placed flyers for his Humph said. The writer said "what seem to be very knowledgeable' I'm not an expert in every and buy columns from various news advice column in supermarkets, the police should be doing is search- subject," Rumph said of his in- syndicates, and almost all colum- discos and laundromats. He has ing the back streets around Story tentions as a columnist. "I just like nists are syndicated columnists. One even placed personal ads in the San and King. That's where the prob- Harrah's had job openings in ad- Police Department, was also looking people. example is Landers of the Chicago Jose Mercury. lems generate," Rumph added. vertising, marketing, en- in permanent "Everybody has problems and Times Tribune Syndicate. "But at $80 a day to put an ad for students interested In the past, Humph worked as a tertainment, wardrobe and press positions. There are currently four needs somebody to talk to," he In contrast, "Not all columnists in," he said, "that gets expensive." He sends confidential replies back to police officer and taught one year in relations among others. openings with the department. added. "I just want to give a little are syndicated," according to a people who write the juvenile court schools. "We have many support piece of advice." representative from the to him. A few companies who were Why did he choose the name, In -about a month," Rumph systems that keep the casino going," scheduled to participate in the fair credentials should an Times Syndicate. "But probably a What "Dear John?" plans to send copies of his material said Helen Mooney, Harrah's' canceled, such as Ford Aerospace. advice columnist have? "I don't majority of them are. to "40 or 50" Midwest and 'It's something catchy, Eastern representative. "I am very pleased "This is the only problem we think there are any," Rumph said. "Most columnists work out of newspapers in order to get a start," something people remember. with the caliber of applicants we had," said Brody. "Rut the turnout "Ann Landers doesn't have a de- their home, and the process to he said. "Then I'll try the syn- You've heard of 'Dear John' letters. have been talking to." both companies and students has gree. become a syndicated columnist dicates. To me, it signifies advice." Anita Wagner, the Marriott's been great. Feature editor takes about three months." Jennie Buckner, Rumph said he received an "Right now, I'm just getting a representative, was also impressed "I am positive that we will have News, said for the San Jose Mercury First, the material is reviewed interesting letter which addressed little experience," he said. "I'm just by the student turnout. others. We may even extend the fair criteria for a managing editor and then an there are really no by the youth gang-war problem at the going to write and see what hap- "I haven't gotten very good to two lays, with two sets of em- columnist. becoming an advice editorial board makes the final intersection of Story and King roads. pens." response at other schools where we ployers, in the future.

Man 21 1980 2 forum Editorial College education: What does it mean? Balanced budget by Catherine Cassidy To be sure, SJSU, like any other SJSU, I have found the lack of in- science curriculum. With inflation growing to a level of 18 percent a year and the gloomy Staff Writer institution of higher learning, offers terest in anything other than specific But all it really prediction of a possible recession looming on the horizon, President boils down to is In my last few agonizing months an infinite number of educational majors the biggest disillusionment that people just Carter last week prescribed what he thought was strong medicine to cure don't care to be of high school, I faced a decision that possibilities. of college education. "well rounded," Renaissance-type America of its current fiscal infirmity. every other high school graduate -urgent But with the exception of a very people anymore. Labeling it a "dangerous" situation that calls for pursuing a college career must face: It's difficult to try to place the spending few, each of those educational fault measures," Carter called for the federal government to "stop What am! going to do? at the feet of any one particular That's fine. And then we'll all money we do not have and borrowing to make up the difference." p-ograms is geared specifically group. The changing direction of end up like Aldous Huxley's mind- In simple terms, the government is spending more money than it is Coming out of an educational toward a certain type of job, and society and the need for educational less society in "Brave New World." taking in and with the added burden of inflation Carter is saying that process that really is comparatively there is little room for deviation systems to comply with societal We can blame it on practically America must stop doing business as usual f or unusual ) and must tighten free and unchanneled, high school from the "catalog guidelines" or for changes surely is a major cause of anything, but lack of interest can its financial belt. the problem. only be blamed on students them- not agree more. However, tightening the belt of an The Daily could But the disheartening part about selves. that has been continually consuming inordinate overweight system the whole thing is that the students In the old days, to be able to oil may not be the right solution. The system has to 'A well-rounded education doesn't amounts of imported Just don't seem to care any more, expand the mind to its limits was the but Carter and Congress have to find the right learn to lose some weight, seem to be desirable anymore' and ' SJSU people are a prime very essence of being human. diet. example. While the final cuts in Dr. Carter's diet are not expected to be made But when I see educational programs at public until after next week's New York presidential primary, some early They can argue that it's not SJSU being cut while allocations signs of where the "fat" might be trimmed do not look like the proper graduates must all of a sudden exploration of different areas of practical, that it doesn't have a thing are considered for another prescription. buckle themselves into a career plan study. to do with their majors, that parking garage, I can only be disillusioned. Namely, if Carter hopes to wean the American public away from its and hope to hell they've made the It's almost as if the entire anything thP 'ye learned in costly dependence on foreign oil by imposing a -gas conservation fee" of right choice. college process, out of necessity to American literature couldn't We'll soon have to change our $4.62 per barrel, he may have found the right technique. Taxes like this, adapt to a modern technical society, possibly enrich their business or definition of "being human." This really scared me. Even if I which means paying 10 cents more per gallon, may be the only way to get has become a gigantic vocational to remain undeclared for a Americans out of their cars. decided school. eventually Also, revenues from the tax could be best used by applying them to couple of years, I would and improve America's public transportation systems. have to have chosen a major And the unfortunate con- of But, by cutting $265 million in mass transit grants next year in order lock myself in or spend the rest sequence is that students have fallen to balance the $625 billion federal budget, how can Carter expect to make my life in college. in step right behind the changing system. public transportation a more viable and attractive alternative to the gas- Looking back to the struggle I guzzling autos that continue to jam the country's highways? went through to get myself where I If SJSU students are any in- Granted, revenues from a windfall profits tax, placed on some im- am now, I have to stop and think dication of today's college ported oil after federal price ceilings were lifted last year, may pick up about what college education really population, then the age-old notion of the slack for a possible transit grant cut. But the method suggested is means. "higher learning" is not only losing similar to trying to take an overweight patient off high calorie foods ground, it's becoming a bother. other, more nutritious product to take its without offering him some When all those high school If! counted up all the times I've place. seniors finally receive that diploma heard students at this school rant Carter should take a long look at the campaign promise and If anything, decide to embark on a college and rave about having to take and consider making fairly substantial cuts in the career, he made four years ago what is it they really have in English, or complain that music mind? A Defense Department budget. appreciation has nothing to do with invasion of Afghanistan still fresh in Unfortunately, with the Russian electrical engineering, I could fill up Defense Department will be the What does a "college education" the minds of most voting Americans, the three volumes with the results. last obese member of the federal family to undergo the Carter diet. really mean today? will go Students have been so con- Another preliminary indication as to how far Carter's cuts For hundreds of years, higher involves a possible $1.7 billion cut in state revenue sharing funds. ditioned to think of college as a learning meant a rigorous blending training ground for future em- States and their cities use these funds for projects all the way from of several areas of study, a balance ployment that they consider any beefing up police services to constructing buildings that local govern- of both the sciences and the arts to other "requirement" a bother. ments could not afford to even consider without federal aid. ensure that the student received an In light of the possible passage of tax-slashing Proposition 9 on the adequate introduction to a fuller life A well-rounded education June 3 ballot, Carter's proposed revenue sharing cuts will have a definite and acquired an appreciation of doesn't seem to be desirable impact on Californians. every realm of society. anymore. While we agree with President Carter that America must stop Of course, career training is an With today's world in overdrive, spending money it does not have and must end the gluttonous devouring important aspect of college however, and with career roles of imported oil, the Daily urges the President and Congress to look education, but it certain should not beyond possible political gains in the upcoming elections and develop a becoming more specifically defined and training for these roles more be the only learning experience that brand of fiscal "medicine" that all Americans can live with. a college education has to offer. We hope Dr. Carter's pill does not get caught in America's throat. disciplined and specific, this definition seems to be losing ground. In the three years I have been at letters

the power I've given up over the women's needs and interests is far sexuality. value the exchange of ideas even if Thanks years the power to create things Think too broad to cover in one week, the Whether I agree with the ideas they contradict my value system ) within myself and within society. committee chose a variety of expressed or not is Editor: Editor: irrelevant. I more than a reinforcement of my I feel that I've started to tap that speakers who expressed their in- consider the week a success because I would like to express my I believe the goal of this year's current beliefs. "pure, raw energy," as Robin dividual viewpoints. Presentations I had the chance to hear opinions thanks to the organizers of "Womyn's Week" committee was to Margaret Ann Cockrell Williams (co-director of "Womyn's included discussions of the goddess and ideas that were new to me. I "Womyn's Week." I found it very make people think about the con- Graphic Design. senior Week" ) calls it. I feel fortunate to and revolution. They also included informative and very energizing. have had the opportunity to take dition of women in society. women and careers, Third World I've come away from the week part in this program. Since the entire range of women, women and family and feeling that I've reclaimed some of Karen O'Connor Occupational Therapy, junior What do you think? Spartan Daily Misleading Question: What is your most Editor Mark Marymee Editor: Ad Manager Brian Moss In response to the "parking prized possession? News Editor Scott Mace survey" article of Feb. 29, I feel the ('ity Editor Patty Selbach result figures are misleading. When (asked Wednesday near the Administration Building Forum Editor Jeff Rhodie people are walking through a registration layout Editor Sam Tuohey line, the main thing on I value my children. My most prized material their mind Assoc. News Ed Marion Chiri is getting into classes. possession would be my house. I live near Los and, when asked if they want more ASS)C. City Ed Greg Grimes Gatos and the recent floods made me realize its parking, of course they Sports Editor Roger Myers say yes value. One of the more exotic things I own is an because everyone Assoc. Sports Ed Dave Kellogg loves con- old German oak chest. I value that as well. Feature Editor .. Lori Eickmann venience. No one seems to think Lindy Meisenbach Entertainment Editor .... Chuck about the consequences, the tearing German, senior Bustillos down of office spaces or the constant Business Manager Lura Rainey increase of concrete spreading its Retail Ad Manager Jean Banaag way through the campus area like a Promotions Dir... cancer. Robin Masuda My collection of snapshots is my most prized Art Director The survey was not only taken at Jennifer Di Leo possession. I have four albums full of pictures of National Ad a poor time, but it was presented in a Mgr .. Shawna Chan places that I've visited and photos of my friends. Photo Editor one-sided manner. It asked people Paul Chinn I must have more than 1,000 pictures. Moth) ('hief Tom Duncan only if they wanted more parking spaces, not if they were interested in Tina Silva car pools, county transit, or alter- Human Resources/Business, Editorial staff.... Carla Alvarez, junior Chuck Beckum, Mike Bennett, native transportation. Kim Bergheim. Jonathan Bloom, It took a long time, but finally Brian Boyd, Boni Brewer, Joan people are starting to conserve Casserly, Catherine Cassidy, energy by car pooling, busing and don't think of Vasunori Chiba, Lou Fedorski, even bicycling. It seems to me the I value my wife very much, but I I really couldn't give a Janet Fields, Kevin Folan, Mary way petroleum prices and the en- her as a "possession." possessions; they're just things. Fordham, Ellen Goodwin, Hilary vironmental consciousness of people damn about my that I value my wife more Hann, Scott Hinrichs, Marjorie are increasing, new parking I would have to say anything. We've been married for 24 years. Isaacson, Robyne Martin, David facilities might not be necessary. than more people could get into the in- Meltzer, Jeff Morris, Ron But if we go ahead and build a new I only wish marvelous. Regalia, Brian Wirth. lot, convenience might win out again stitution of marriage. It's and people will go back to driving to Martin L. Primack school alone just to save a few Economics professor Advertising staff, .. David Agbeti, minutes. Jarvis Brown, Doug Chatfield, Tom Hoegel Mike Clark, Bill Collyer, I value my dog. He's half German Shepherd and Cathy Environmental Studies, junior Cooper. Mike Doyle, Lynn half timber wolf. I've had him for three years. F'reitas, I.isa Gauer. Janice He's a gentle dog. Hanzalik, Sandy Hovatter, Mike David Garavalia Jung, Pam Kaplan, Diane Electrical Engineering, junior Kuyoomjian, Rita Leung, Brian Daily Policy McMahon. Ken Nakamoto, David Putigano, Jon Steitz, Tali The policy of the Spartan Daily writer's signature, major, class Forum Page is to present a variety Temple. Doug Teter, Rich regarding letters and material standing, address and telephone of viewpoints on issues affecting the Wilson, Carolyn Yee. submitted from individuals or number. Only the name, major and university community. organizations outside of the Spartan class standing will be printed. My prized possesion is my Bible. It's important Daily staff is as follows: Photography staff.. Kyle Brehm, The Spartan Daily reserves the Comments, columns and to me because of my religion. I've been in the Mark Crosse. David Flemate, Letters right to limit the number of letters editorials will discuss local, state, Baptist Church since I was 9 years old. Next to Patricia Hernandez, Liz Natalia, Letters should be submitted at the on a given topic after a sufficient national and international affairs. my Bible, I value my Associates of Arts degree I Julie Levy, Mike Malone, Jeff Daily office (JC 208) between 9 a.m. amount of comment has appeared. got from San Francisco City College in 1977. position of Maloney, Greg Richard, Georgia and 5 p.m. weekdays or by mail to Editorials reflect the Pamela Kennedy The Spartan Daily reserves the Daily. Opinion columns express Sandas, Mark Schwab. Patricia the Forum Page, c/O the Spartan the Administration of Justice, right to edit for length. the views of the writer or Shaw, Steve Sloan, Patti Daily, San Jose State University, 125 senior organization and will appear with a Sullivan, Robin Sager-Whitney. S. Seventh St., San Jose, CA 95192. Forum byline attributing the article ac- All letters must include the The intent of the Spartan Daily cordingly. March 2 1 1980 sports 3 Women's gym team nosed out of regionals, but invididuals advance

by Dave Kellogg top 25 collegiate gymnasts nationals will be chosen on If you don't believe in the nation. the basis of a composite those cliches about there score formula. That for- being a silver lining in "Terry's competed in mula is figured by adding every cloud, it always age-group championships the regular season com- being darkest before the before, so she won't be the posite to double the dawn and so forth, just talk inexperienced kid that gets Regional results and to Terry Sanford. blown away mentally by dividing by three. major competition. She's After learning that the been there before," Cross Although Sanford looks SJSU women's gymnastic said. team had just been nosed to be the only one to have a out of a berth in the West- Assistant coach Tim shot at the nationals from ern Regional, which be- Kitts added that Sanford SJSU, Barbara Talerico gins today, Sanford had looks to be just starting to and Paulette Bugbee have every reason to be down peak while several gym- shots at placing among the and out. However, if you'll nasts have started a Western Regional elite. excuse the cliche, it wound downward slide. up to be a blessing in dis- Talerico has the guise for the sophomore "She looks like she'll potential to place in the top by Paul Chinn peak right in time for 1SU six in the floor exercise, Hurdler Jerome Beardon (right) will compete Saturday in the College Games of the Martin Luther King Invitational. gymnast. ( where the nationals are while Bugbee is a longshot Gordon Bliss (left) will not appear in today's games. If SJSU had managed held)," Kitts said. on the balance beam, to qualify, Sanford would according to Cross. have been forced to A trip to the nationals, King Games attract world-class field compete in the morning however, will depend on Freshman Doris Elliott

rounds of the competition more than Sanford's and junior Cathy Lefferts by Dave Meltzer world record holders !brother Director Bob Rose. because the Spartans performance tonight. will also be making the The Bay Area's biggest of Spartan Bob Feuerbach ) and Terry Stones, still scheduled to compete in the would have been one of the The top six gymnasts trip, but are only longshots meet of the year begins today as the 11th Albritton. , at last report was skin-diving off bottom seeds. to be selected for the at best, according to Cross In the discus, Oldfield will meet world the coast of Mexico. annual Martin Luther King Freedom Games Despite beating at Stanford Stadium. record holder and Olympic claims to be "rehabilitating get underway Stones California twice this bronze medalist John Powell. Powell is from an injury suffered last month The games will be nationally televised by himself" season, however, SJSU was currently coaching track at SJSU. Games in San Francisco, Home Box Office, a cable television network at the Examiner nosed out by the Bears for based in New York. , who owns American records meet director said. ICELAND/Mir EUROPE in three distance events, headlines the wo- the final Regional spot on There are three divisions in the King The amazing Franklin Jacobs will be the men's 1,000-meter race today. the basis of composite Games. There will be a high school division, top name in the high jump should Stones fail James and Mike, scores. Those composite college division and an invitational division. USC's Sanford brothers, to appear. Jacobs. standing just 5-8, holds the go a scores were formulated by join a 100-meter field which could world's indoor record with a jump of 7-6. A slew of Olympic medal winers. national long way to determine who is, in fact, the adding the team's top two champions and world record holders head the world's fastest human. Former Spartan Dedy Cooper heads the regular season scores and IG BIRDAND A King Games, which begin today at 2 p.m. and 110 high hurdles, along with Olympic record their NorCal championship continue tomorrow at 1:10 p.m. Houston McTear. known for his strong holder Rodney Milburn and Olympic silver total and dividing by three. , the current collegiate record starts, and Steve Williams, known for his medalist Mike Shine. blazing finishes, loom as co-favorites in a As a result, Sanford holder in the pole vault with a best of 18-7 1/4, The 400-meter race should be the headline dash for the tape which will include Eddie will be competing only for FARE is the man to beat in the opening event of the event on the women's side of the King Games. Hart, and , all herself and will be in the King Games. , American record holder in with international credentials. evening rounds of the Former SJSU vaulter Greg Woepse, a the 100- and 200-meters, will compete with the Riddick, a member of the Philadelphia competition, where she has in last year's Pan American 400-meter record holder . silver medalist Pioneers track club, has re-entered the race. a better chance to qualify 18 feet, looks Last minute "scratches" and "injuries" games who has also bettered His club had been in a dispute with meet of- for the nationals, according like his toughest challenger. will keep previously advertised hurdlers Greg to SJSU coach Lyn Cross. ficials over "per diem" expenses. Foster and Reynaldo Nehemiah; sprinters The shot put includes Brian Oldfield, Money could also affect the appearance , and Millard "Scores tend to creep whose 75-foot toss is nearly three feet farther of another "amateur" athlete, . Hampton; pole vault world record holder up at night, so it will help than the current world record. Stones is holding out for more money, ac- Dave Roberts; and 400-meter runner Herman Terry to compete in the Oldfield will be pushed by two former cording to Stanford Sports Information Frazier from competing in the Games. evening," Cross said. Sanford will be in tough company, however, as she Hoomilno onny '533Round., competes against six of the \ 00 )0114 11.11/1) ChnaKI; SJSU tracksters in college division to lo,cmoolog loxtmbourg by Jon Bloom Dave Shrock said Harvey USC coach Vern Wolfe has unique with the many in- Jerome Bearden com- Select members of the has a slight case of bursitis promised his squad will go vitational meets along with peting in the 400-meter DIRTY CAR? SJSU track team will have in his knee and will also be for a record in the King the PCAA dual meets that intermediate hurdles, Sly No restrictions an opportunity to compete held out. College Games. our workouts have been Pritchett, Thurlis Gibbs WASH ll (.011t11110,411 tcscr, .1111/1, !ICC .;nc Sill, s1111111:1 0,1140 ant.; no restricOon 1,11 r or adsance purr Ira, Pines ,lol against some of the As has been the case Phil Williams, very low profile so far. and Joel Wyrick leaping in this for most of the young ASTOR'S rronl I N front Mary ti Ill bro Ales 11. 11001 -'oil,, 114,1111f 44 4111S1 country's top athletes Thomas, Foster and Next week we'll start the high jump, Craig poses siihrev t 10 Change And go. ernment Ammo I Purchase weekend in the College season, SJSU's best chance Jackson will each run a alti- getting intense for Long Roberts in the triple jump, tickets tn t he I N Games of the Martin for success this weekend meter leg for SJSU. Beach. Paul Bishop in the discus AUTO Luther King Invitaional lies in the sprint depart- Shrock, who will enter The College Games and Rob Suelflohn in the See sour trasel Agent rrr vrrire I krt #4 N. ii Bo) MS. track meet at Stanford ment. Terry Boynton in the hi:landau P will also see SJSU's shot put. WASH %%4.4441 111.411114411:41lf \41 Stadium. The Spartans have steeplechase, said the team Call to . 'sssos.elsesohere. tall MOO- SS A-1212 ha the Spartan head coach entries in the 100-meter is taking a "conservative" WASH 750 WU-lox numbcr ,our Please send me 1n kr:landau flight tiMetable Ernie Bullard said the bulk dash along with the 900 and attitude toward the College LAKER TO LONDON $549 WAX SOC lour European Aaerltioris bruchIlle of the squad will have the 800-meter relays. Games. erv Sal FROM OAKLAND Name weekend off to recuperate Kenny Thomas is the "We're looking more Worn Apr I VACS 25-50tt from last weekend's USC Spartans' lone entrant in toward next week's Long Roliimilrip (tom .'odd nays meet along with other the 100 and will probably Beach meet and Arizona on 73 2 $. lit St. Citv rillP1%.1, Irtim $347 %tate invitational meets the team compete in both relays. April 5. We have a pretty SF -ROME competed in. Tim Foster, Willie tough schedule and our SF -LONDON 41111'14,1N 11,111 $310 804 Lincoln Ave. Amy "It's a meet (College Jackson and Ernest Lewis goal for the season is to ICELANDAIR Games) for us to compete round out the 400-meter finish our dual meets un- SF-FRANKFURT $330 ALWAYS OPEN Still 'sour beNt aim: to Europe IMF against some good people. relay team which sprint defeated," Shrock said of J We're pleased at where coach Larry Livers feels the remaining meets. LOWEST SFO-LONDON $611 we're at training-wise and has an excellent chance to "Then we'd like to go we're trying to build up the dip below the 40 second back down to ( last year's FARE HIGH SEASON ,,,,, ndtrip tempo," Bullard said. mark for the first time in PCAA champion ) UC- Many of SJSU's en- competition this year. Irvine and rub their noses I RI I h/itel hrlioking svc. low -t ust ar hi,,' trants for the College The fleet foursome in it," the first year coach I ng la mi Games have been scrat- posted its fastest time of said with a smile. Call Jim Dewrance: 984-7576 ched from the competetion the year ( 40.24) last week Bullard echoed due to nagging injuries. at USC and Livers believes Shrock's sentiments about BRITISH EUROPEAN TRAVEL Curt Ransford, who good baton passes will push the College Games. 129 was entered in the javelin, the relay team under 40 "This meet we're not 1080 Saratoga Are Sari jrise 95 Felix Bohni, the Spartans' flat. asking for any obligation top pole vaulter, Essodina The 800-meter relay is from anyone," Bullard Atchade, a strong can- an event seldom run, so said. "Our schedule is so didate in the long jump and Dan Harvey, SJSU's hope in the 5,000 meters all have been withdrawn from the games. "Ransford has a sore shoulder," Bullard began, New York Style "and Essodina and Felix An Afternoon are coming off injuries so there's no use risking them of for an invitational meet where there's no team scoring," Bullard said. 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Edwards: 'blacks channelled into sports' SJSU sports summary by Joan Casserly organized an un- -why should the United politics is "nil" and "this "Though the white "Today's young successful boycott of the States even be concerned whole boycott thing will society tells blacks that black men are more 1968 Olympic Games in with Afghanistan's blow up in his face." sports are the greatest Freestyle wrestling tomorrow at SJSU concerned about getting Mexico. problems when we have As for the black thing that ever happened into a locker room rather He attended SJSU, so many of our own? man,' society emphasizes to us, it isn't so," Ed- Freestyle wrestling comes to Spartan back on their feet. than getting into a where he was a member -If we boycott, sexual conquest and wards said. "Many Gym tomorrow at 10 a.m. as SJSU hosts This makes for less stalling and points library," former SJSU of the varsity basketball nobody can win," he said. sport," Edwards said to a tremendous athletes have the "Spartan Open Freestyle Wrestling aren't awarded for escapes. student and current UC- team from 1960-64, and "The athletes, the predominantly black absolutely nothing going Classic." The tournament standings are Berkeley professor Harry later came back to teach sponsors, the United audience. for them academically or The Spartan Open is part of the United determined by "bad points," which can Edwards sato yesterday from 1966-68. States Olympic Com- Recalling his they never experienced States Wrestling Federation's Cham- range from four for being pinned, to zero in a speech to some 60 According to Ed- mittee and NBC will all childhood experiences in any personality pionship tournament series. Points picked for those who pin their adversary. SJSU students. wards, it would be a farce lose." East St. Louis, Edwards development." up in tournaments of this type are used to The final three wrestle round-robin Edwards, renowned to talk about a U.S. Edwards believes stated, "if you were not Edwards described determine the USWF grand champion in style with the "bad points" determining as a militant civil rights boycott of the 1980 President Carter's able to play ball you were the SJSU Athletic each weight class. the champion. leader in the 1960s, Olympic Games, because knowledge of sports nobody. Department as "one of Freestyle - or Olympic rules - differ Approximately 20 SJSU wrestlers will "Athletes that ex- the most racist and from collegiate rules making for more be entered in 10 weight classes ranging celled in sports became socially backward en- standing action and less wrestling on the from 105.5 to unlimited. masculine heroes," he vironments I've ever mat. SJSU heavyweight Casey Gulliford said. "The black man was been in." The rule differences include that does not wish to comment on his "mild channelled into sports As a result of this, he wrestlers start all three rounds on their disagreement" with coach T.J. Kerr. because we lacked role said he became a hostile feet, rather than in "up" and "down" Gulliford left Corvallis, Oregon (sight models in prestigious and single-minded person positions. If a wrestler is down and unable of the NCAA championships) after he was positions like doctors, who eventually con- to be turned onto his back within 15 eliminated from the tournament, to go to lawyers and engineers. centrated solely on the seconds, the referee stops it and puts both Portland with a friend. The trend of millions books. This hostility also of black men trying to surfaced during basket- pursue careers in sports ball games where, "out of Campbell eliminated from AIAW finals is "extremely devastat- 86 games, I fouled out of qt. , ing," Edwards comment- 84 of them." Eileen Campbell, the only member of , . - ed, noting that there are "I can remember the SJSU swim team to qualify for the currently less than walking down 11th Street, Association for Intercollegiate Athletics "1,000" black profession- which was fraternity row, for Women National Championships in Las al athletes. and within one-half block Vegas, was eliminated after one day of "I can remember in I was called every think- competition. high school where the able name - nigger, jigaboo," coach would pull his star junglebunny, Campbell, who qualified for the "And then I player charged with rape she recalled. championship earlier in the month at the -,.ƒ111P was expected to go out the by David Flemate out of jail so he could play Stanford Invitational, placed 21st in the and win a Harry Edwards in the football game that next night competition on Wednesday. Campbell

night," he remarked. game for SJSU." finished with a time of 2:26.6 in the 200. yard breast stroke. Eileen Campbell Spartans battle Fresno tonight Powerlifter Ebeling 7th in nationals 40 by Jeff Morris Head Coach Gene Menges decision to Despite a series of problems, SJSU "I lifted 402 pounds in the squat, pounds less than I normally would have, The only real surprise in the First Half return Chris Gallego to third base where powerlifting club member Henry Ebeling and 426 in the deadlift, 15 pounds less than of the Northern California Baseball he started in '79, put Kevin Jones at second finished seventh out of a field of 33 in the normal," Ebeling said. "I think I could've Association race was the three-game gap and Sam Walker at short has shored up the Amateur Athletic Union National finished third without the injuries." between first place finisher Fresno State Spartans defense, which had trouble Collegiate Powerlifting Championships and the rest of the league. conpleting double plays. last Friday. Ebeling's previous high finish in the The Bulldogs, helped by a mid- The return of former third baseman "I didn't get any sleep the night nationals was 11th place last year. Feburary rain storm which cancelled a Rick Dominguez, who now starts at first before," Ebeling said. "And to make "This meet at TCU ( Texas Christian week of play in the NCBA, had little base and the move of first baseman Stan things worse, I fell down a flight of stairs University) was still one of my better trouble in the first half action, posting a 13- Jones back to leftfield gives the Spartans when I got there." performances because I was psyched," , 2 league mark and going 18-4 overall. stability at first base and some speed in Despite injuries in the fall that forced Ebeling said. "It was my last college meet Fresno, which took the second half the field. him to compete with heavily taped ankles so I wanted to do well." title last year, was led by the pitching of Jones, the team leader in stolen bases and a back brace, Ebeling competed. Rich Bordi, 5-0, who posted a 0.42 ERA in with 12, is number three in hits inthe NCBA league and Mike Herron who also posted a with 30 in 24 games. 5-0 record with an ERA of 1.04. Catcher Robert Cardona, outfielders J.V. baseball team evens overall record Mike Brown have Both Bordi and Herron however had to Dave Williams and The SJSU Junior Varsity baseball plate with two hits in three appearances, jump from last in take a back seat to SJSU's John Tillema, 2- helped the Spartans team swept a doubleheader from the including a home run, a double and four fifth going into this 1, who got the league low ERA honors with NCBA battling to Sonoma State Varsity team Tuesday to RBI's. a phenomenal 0.27. week's play. bring it's over-all record to 8-8, 1-5 in The winning hurler in the second game least four RBI's in The Bulldogs open the second half All three have at league. was Kirk Foate in relief. Foate upped his against SJSU tonight at 7:30 at San Jose their last eight at bats. The Spartans took the non-league record to 2-1 with his three scoreless in- game in front Municipal Stadium followed by a noon Finishing just one-half games by scores of 8-6 and 10-3. nings. the University doubleheader tomorrow. of SJSU for third place was Tony McCann was the winning pitcher The JV's take the diamond again for league mark and The University of Pacific ( 10-5, 18-8 of Nevada-Reno, with 9-6 in the first game. He went the distance, another non-league doubleheader took second place. The Tigers hi,ve yet to 15-9 overall. striking out seven and giving up only three tomorrow against the University of the Had it not been for a slow start at the face the Bulldogs because a three-game earned runs. Pacific. The first game starts at noon at plate SJSU might have bettered it's 10-8 series on Feb. 8 and 9 was rained out. Dennis Carroll led the Spartans at the Spartan Diamond on the South Campus. The games have been rescheduled for league finish in the first half. SJSU, which April 15, but if Fresno should take the first took the first half title in '79, labored early game the remaining contests will not be in the season because of a lack of hitting. Tennis team wins sixth straight match, 7-2 The fifth, sixth and seventh spots in MI played because Pacific could not catch the The Spartan tennis team continued its highlighted by the rock-solid performance the first half standings are held by St. ' Bulldogs in just two games. hot streak yesterday by trouncing West of Nial Brash, SJSU's top ranked singles Mary's 7-11, 9-12 overall, Santa Clara, 6-9, by Juhe Levy As for SJSU, the Spartans made some Valley Junior College 7-2 at the South player. Brash marked up his 11th con- 11-14, and the University of San Francisco Kevin McKeon and the Spartans open second half infield changes which helped solidify their Campus courts. secutive victory by overwhelming Mike at 2-16, 4-21. defense. play tonight. 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Smoking fluorescent light Fullerton, A. S. Council forces library evacuation clash over construction of Fourth Street garage A strong odor of smoke responsible for carrying campus, according to twice a day that a ballast is trucks to the Music on several floors of the the smoke as far away as Linda Robinson, a student burning," Robinson said. Building. Smoke filled an library brought 15 firemen the first floor of the library. assistant for Plant Last October, a instruction studio, but -continued from page 1 University Police, at least area and six trucks to SJSU at Operations. Smoking ballasts are a smoking and sputtering caused no damage, except Fullerton admitted 650 spaces in the current noon yesterday. common occurrence on "We get calls at least ballast brought three fire to the light itself. that graduate enrollment is garages are open Fullerton said SJSU The entire library was all day, declining but said un- Medina said. needs both new parking evacuated, forcing more dergraduate enrollment is facilities and improved than 150 staff and students stable. Executive Vice transit service. She did not to wait outside until the President Coleman has contest the council's where the Councilmember Steve firemen checked cited a figure of 350 open charges, though. Speares said SJSU is smoke was coming from. spaces, Medina said. projecting a loss of 6,000 During the search of Fullerton rejected both full-time students if However, at the earlier the building, San Jose Fire studies. Captain William O'Neill Proposition 9, the income- press conference, said that from the smell of tax-slashing initiative, Fullerton said SJSU has Fullerton said a the smoke he suspected a passes in June. been working with the majority of SJSU students smoldering ballast in one of Santa Clara County Transit Fullerton described the favored "a new parking the library's fluorescent District to bring more figures as "little better garage in the Fourth Street buses to campus more lights. than educated guesses" a study conducted A ballast is the con- area" in frequently and with more and said architectural 1980 walk- between a fluores- at the January express lines. nection 4 planning for the garage through registration. cent fixture and electrical would take about a year wiring. Roughly 10 to 12 per- anyway. Medina claimed the After searching for cent of SJSU students now study was not "scien- more than an hour, firemen "We will know clearly ride the bus to campus, she tifically sound" and said failed to find any exact the impact of Prop. 9 said, adding that while "Coleman's teeth almost cause for the smoke before a contract for the increased ridership is fell out" when he saw the Students and staff were garage construction is ever desirable, many students statistics. then admitted back into the made," Fullerton said. The have difficulty making take three connections between home, library. garage would Medina said rising years to plan and build, she school and work. Later, a burnt ballast gasoline prices are making was found on the third level added. new parking facilities "I'm usually able to of the bookstacks by Skip According to the EIR, superfluous. McCampbell, SJSU persuade people," SJSU enrollment will in- Fullerton said after her building services engineer. crease by 1,000 in 1980-81 A 1976 social Science The burnt fixture was presentation. "I guess I and stabilize over the next Department study in- couldn't today." located near a ventilation five years. dicated that 25 percent of intake duct. SJSU students would find Three councilmembers Dean of Academic McCampbell declined an alternative to cars if gas who favored the resolution bv Greg RIcliald Planning Jack Foote to comment on whether the reached 61.50 to $1.99 a on Feb. 12, however, op- "laughed and told ventilation system was Firefighter Oscar Guzman searches for the source of smoke in the library yesterday. me to gallon, he added. posed it Wednesday. The totally disregard the vote was taken after report," Medina said. At current rates, prices Fullerton left. will reach that level in six Institutional Research months, Medina said. Councibnember Chris Environmental Impact Report statistics indicate SJSU Gustafson insisted the enrollment is the lowest it's Medina and coun- parking problem at SJSU is been in nine years, Medina cilmember Jim Rowen said still bad and supported the said. the administration has not garage. Parking study results spur hearing cooperated with alter- Medina also said the natives to the garage such "I've missed classes," SJSU student-to-parking garage will as carpooling and im- she said. "I've been late for -continued from page 1 the project represents a The EIR also quotes where the new The final draft of the space ratio of 5.6 to 1 is provement of county classes. Why should I have The EIR is a full-length major step toward information from the 1979 be located. EIR, when compiled, will "not significantly greater" must be parking which transit service in the SJSU this hassle to go to school?" report which alleviating the Capital Outlay Book SJSU President Gail be submitted for con- than the state average of 5 to the campus," there are compiled, according problems at the indicates that Fullerton said, however, sideration to the board of to 1.

California Environmental the EIR states, "and is 5,357 campus parking that the Social Science trustees sometime in May, order of a Quality Act of 1970, in supported by a majority spaces, or 5.6 persons per Building demolition does when they will decide According to the en- constituents." study conducted SPARTAN to consider the campus space, and thus recom- not hinge on the parking whether the Fourth Street December vironmental aspects before mends more campus garage will be by Gary Bertelsen of The EIR also states garage's construction. constructed. the construction or parking space. that the present 10th Street destruction of buildings All campus temporary garage "fills as rapidly as The Fourth Street 11th &SAN CARLOS and facilities on state buildings, including the the ramps can carry garage, if built, will stand "Gassed" at (1 BLK. from CAMPUS) university campuses. Afro-American and En- t vehicles.'' five floors high, including vironmental Studies, will The EIR concludes the roof as a floor, and will COIN 75 Washers But Ed Nemetz, eventually be destroyed, Spartan that there "will be no accommodate 1,200 cars, she added. LAUNDRY and Dryers probable, significant, University Police super- according to the EIR. environmental impacts" visor of traffic The buildings do not Stations NO WAITING management, disagreed. Before the garage meet city electrical, associated with the Air great loesdotra FREE PARKING however, building of the Fourth would be built, earthquake and handicap

Street garage. "The 10th Street the Social Science Building access codes and are "fire garage has filled up only would have to be torn traps," according to I If, Jr, 10th RP Taylor Seiner at Montere "The construction of once this year," he said. down, because that is Fullerton. nrh 59, Kr icr 7th IP Phelan 4th & Williams spa rtaguide

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