Cutbacks from the recent enrollment drop may not developed a philosophical attitude about the possibility of affect Counseling Services at SJSU, but the department cutbacks, having heard so much about a tight job Counseling has been preparing for the possibility since summer's situation. end, according to David Newman, director of Counseling "They seem to be handling it rather well," Newman Services. said, indicating the temporary counselors seemed "glad "There are some counseling positions or portions of to be around for one semester." is prepared counseling positions we have not filled," Newman said. Although Newman said cutback plans will not be Victory over We tried to keep some vacant rather than have to cut definite until later this week, he indicated that Health positions with people in them." Services and Counseling Services may have the largest Counseling Services employs 16 full-time and three cuts, since they have large budgets. the Pac-1 0, for cutbacks half-time counselors, with two temporary counselors in He estimated SJSU may owe the state approximately each category. $120,000 to $150,000 in payback funds. The state has asked We may be able to keep our temporary people but for repayment because SJSU was given funds last year we're not sure," Newman sa'-1.. "There's an awfully good based on an enrollment it did not achieve this fall. at last chance we'll be able to keep the same people for spring as "Right now Dean ( Robert) Martin ( of Student Serv- we have in the fall, but I'm telling the temporary coun- ices (is attempting to have everything clarified in terms selors to be on guard." of the payback," Newman said. "We should know for sure Newman said temporary counselors seem to have by Wednesday." Spartan Daily Volume 73, Number 34 Serving San Jose State University since 1934 Monday, October 22, 1979 Dumke sees future enrollment drop Enrollment to dip again in 1983 by Morgan Hampton and smaller than any other comparable But he warned California voters Steve Hastings central office in the country." that public higher education in this Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke said Dumke said he is "puzzled" by a state is "being nibbled to death by his research office is predicting plan by Sen. Al Alquist, 1)-San Jose, fiscal stringency." statewide enrollments in the to review the master plan. Alquist He said he doesn't think the California State University and introduced a bill, SB252, to the public realizes that public higher Colleges system "will stay pretty legislature in January that would education is being curtailed to the even" until 1983, when another consolidate the University of great extent it is in California. downward dip in enrollment is ex- California and CSUC systems. "Any further fiscal cuts are The consolidation would be an Dumke, in an interview Thur- going to affect services; they are "economy of effort" to cut ad- sday, said "birthrate problems" will going to reduce faculty and they are ministrative costs in the state higher catch up with the CSUC system by going to cut the number of courses education system, according to lower enrollments. we can offer," he said. 1983, causing Michael Horner, administrative "But staying even doesn't mean "If this is what the public wants, aide to Sen. Alquist. will go along with that," that every institution in the system fine. We will stay even," Dumke said. "Some Dumke said he has given up 17 Dumke said. will be up, some will be down, but positions and cut the chancellor's "But I think the public ought to overall it will stay even." office budget by $300,000. be asked, 'Do you want public higher Although Dumke did not "We have cut to the bone and education this much?' " Dumke specifically address enrollment at any further fiscal cuts are going to said, "rather than having us forced SJSU, R.G. Whitesel, state reduce faculty," Dumke said. to curtail our offerings without university dean of institutional Dumke defended the state really facing up to the issues." research, told the Daily Friday in a master plan, saying it had enabled Tuition, as a possible alter- telephone interview that SJSU the state to educate more students at native, is currently opposed by the photo hy Ernest Redding enrollment is at an "uncertain a higher level of academic quality board of trustees, but Dumke said period." and at less cost to the taxpayer than RCYB member Mauricio Jovel attempted to speak to a luncheon attended by CSUC Chancellor Glenn the subject of tuition "will very "(SJSU) has been going up and any other state. probably come up." Dumke and SJSU President Gail Fullerton who sits at left. Jovel was escorted from the building by down around 18,000 FTE (full-time campus police moments later. equivalency) for about five years," Whitesel said. "There's no pattern there. It hasn't made up its mind Dons historian hat which way it's going to go." Puddle jumping Whitesel added that his office is predicting an overall 15 percent drop in enrollment over the next decade, but he said he couldn't be sure when Chancellor lectures the drop would come. "The chancellor is priviledged Fullerton, who received numerous plaudits by Steve Hastings from to name 1983 as the year we will Dumke as "an outstanding Glenn Dumke addressed SJSU faculty and ad- administrator," got the start going down. But it could be this biggest laugh of the ministrators last Thursday, but not in his usual role as afternoon in her introduction of the year, '80, '81, or '82." chancellor, as she noted, "Glenn Dumke chancellor of the California State University and Colleges is known for his Dumke said this current outstanding teaching career at his system. He spoke as a historian. alma mater, Acci- prediction is a change in the state's dental, er, Occidental College." "It's always a pleasure to get back to thinking about thinking. Previously, predictions Dwnke's address was a straight something that doesn't have to do with budget cuts," said historical lecture on were that the decline would be the merits of King Richard III of Durrike, as he began his talk titled "Richard III: An ad- England, best known coming now. today for the line "A horse, ministrator with a bad press." my kingdom for a horse," The chancellor also saw the attributed to him by Shakespeare. Dumke contended current trend away from social Dumke, 62, was the guest speaker for the History Richard has been "maligned by history," and made out to sciences as temporary. Department's first annual Mildred Winters Lecture, be the biggest villian of our times through a series of "Obviously, education goes in named in honor of the former SJSU professor who will rumors and frame-ups. cycles," Dumke said. "During the become the president of the SJSU Golden Grads club next "If he were tried today, the flimsy evidence would late '60s and early '70s, our largest year. shock the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union)," major was social sciences." The lecture was held in the dining room of SJSU's Dumke said. Dumke said the CSUC system International Center, with champagne and a $5 luncheon. Dumke extended the example of Richard III to does not plan to segment or cen- Administrators from SJSU included President Gail modern-day politicians who become victims of a bad tralize programs in order to save Fullerton, who sat at the head table to Durnke's left and press and are recorded in history as villians. money. introduced him to the gathering of about 45; Executive "Once a leader falls into the trap of being negatively "If we centralize everything on Vice President Jack Coleman; deans of social sciences, interpreted by the media and the public, it makes little certain campuses, it certainly would humanities, and undergraduate studies; several associate difference what he says or does, or what his intentions be far less expensive, but we would deans; and the department chairs of history and political are," Dumke said. deprive students access to a large science. In his only comment regarding Dumke SJSU, said, extent," he said. Before his talk, Dumke said he could not make an on- "This San Jose situation is excellent, turning out im- The chancellor defended the size campus address "simply because of a tight schedule." In portant people who are doing a great job for society." of his administration, saying there is an interview after his talk, he added that he had no plans History Department Chairman Charles Burdick said no basis to charges that CSUC is to visit SJSU in the near future. Dumke was offered a $100 honorarium for the talk, but over administered. A member of the Revolutionary Communist Youth turned it down. Burdick added that $5 the cost of the "Any claim that we're Brigade (RCYB) interrupted after lunch coffee and apple luncheon lecture went toward the cost of the meal. overadministered is utter nonsense cake ale mode with an unannounced 15-second talk on the Durrilte was a history professor at Occidental College and they're absolutely false," "political and repressive atmosphere" of the event. He for 10 years, and wrote three books in the 1940's on Dumke said. "I'm running this was escorted out by two plain-clothed University Police California and Mexican history. He has been chancellor of system with a central office which is officers. the CSUC system since 1962. Cultural Week funding to be simplified by Scott Mace before the council three times for its November for any Cultural Week consulted beforehand or notified The AS. Council will attempt to total request. funding. afterward of the requirements. simplify the Cultural Week funding Each of the five Cultural Week "We didn't know what was going Another rule written into this process this week. groups had $6,000 set aside for them on until the beginning of the year's budget was that no group budget as a base fund semester," Rosa Nieto, Semana could submit two special allocation 1111111111111m...... That process forced one of the in the 1979-80 Alt Cultural Week groups to appear for their activities. Each group, Chicane spokeswoman, said. requests at the same council however, could receive more money According to the 1979-80 budget meeting. if granted it by AS. Council. released during the summer, each AS. Treasurer Juvencia Romo The five groups are Black Cultural Week group was required to explained that some groups last Awareness Month, Greek Week, submit their budgets to the council year came to the Special Allocations Cal Grant B Womyn's Week, Asian-American on Nov. 1. Committee with multiple $100 Spring Festival and Semana When the budget was approved requests in one meeting checks here Chicane. April 25, none of the groups were -continued on back page None of the groups are required Cal Grant B (COG) checks to hold all their activities during one are in and available for pick up in particular week, although they had Jacklin hearing today the Administration Building, In years past. room 107. A spokesperson for Semana Administrative hearings for students of his. Students should have a Chicane, the Fmt group to address SJSU philosophy Associate Prof. The hearing, at Jacklin's student I.D. card, driver's license the council for money, said the Phillip Jacklln begin today at 9 a.m. request, is open to the public. or Social Security card for group could not spend its $6,000 for in Business Classrooms, Room 4. identification when they pick up its first event. Jacklln is charged with "un- Associate Academic Vice their checks. Though that event, "Dia de La professional and immoral conduct" President Robert Sasseen would not photo by Tom Duncan The office is open 9 am.-noon Ram," was in the planning stages in by SJSU in connection with charges release the names of the four SJSU The season's first rain provided SJSU student Mike Malone with and 1 -4:30 p.m. the late spring, Semana Chicane of "inappropriate and unwanted faculty members who have been an opportunity to get his feet wet Friday afternoon in front of the was not told it had to wait until attention" by five women, all former selected to the review the case. Spartan Pub forum October 22. 1979 Volunteer army hurting military of military pei- the recruits; it's to take the user into The The reduction has been the This suggests that a con- best predictor assumptions of no by Dave Burckhard account when weapons are Stan writer result of the increasing cost of the scription system tends to formance, according to a nulitary American involvement in wars is program. discriminate against draftees in magazine. designed." silly. The military must be main- The All-Volunteer Force isn't favor of those who are presumably A California representative tained regardless of actual conflict. Another factor motivating Training these less-educated working. And it is dragging the rest or potentially professional career insisted that it really is not crucial to This assumes the theory of "walking volunteers is not the appeal of the GIs requires long and more ex- of the military down with it. military. have a large number of recruits in softly and carrying a big stick." AVF but the 20 plus percent tensive techniques which add to the these statistics do not the top mental categories. unemployment rate which teen-aged What cost of personnel. Higher salary levels and other After simmering in its own is obvious: volunteers took the males have faced since 1973. show How, then, will the !ower related inducements under the all- juices for more than six years, the jobs. moderately bright recruit non-combat The standards of intelligence in recruits volunteer system would encourage All-Volunteer Force AVF) issue matters, by the overall To complicate Another argument is that an all- may be demoralized be able to support an ever increasing recruits from a broad spectrum has come to a boil. that of demographic statistics show volunteer professional military low level of intelligence. He does not complex military system with its American society. What began as a touted move birthrate trends will cause a decline system would be more efficient than like to be placed among dummies. sophisticated tools? -professional in the total number of eligible males on frequent in- He quits or settles into the lower While this may be true in part it toward an ''all a system relying Will more responsibilities go to the in available for service. This decline and unen- standards perpetuating the low is also true that higher salaries military" has ended in debates fusions of untrained officers? The transferral of will continue to the end of the cen- quality of the service. encourage a lot of mediocre recruits Washington on whether to reinstate thusiastic draftees. is inefficient tury and create more competition responsibility from the disadvantaged portion of the draft. AVF collective between the civilian sector and the However, the trend in the We cannot expect the especially when considering the American society. be In the face of undisputable military over youth services. The has been lower, not higher, intelligence of the military to widening intelligence gap between in- evidence, members of Congress still result will be necessarily higher education rates. greater than the average the GI and the officer. The AVF may be the most a telligence of the members in the discriminating maintain that volunteerism is wages to attract these men. The Army, in fact, has become The next argument: a con- institution in viable, practical method of in- service. America. Proponents of the AVF contend the only institution in American scription system is useful primarily duction into the military. educational The AVF has not ignored this to provide personnel for prolonged that the cost of an all-volunteer society where black A Rand Corporation study shows levels surpass those of whites. fact but has tried to accommodate it. wars requiring substantial numbers The arguments presented by system would not be nearly as high that fewer middle class suburban of ground forces such as World War pro-AVF/anti-draft groups have as with a draft system because This trend has increased It has responded by lowering the and city white youths are joining. H or the Vietnam conflict. Pro-AVF been used throughout the country significant savings would result dramatically in the last two years. intelligence standards. proponents say American involve- Last summer, an issue of the Air with short-sightedness, hysteria, from reduced turnover of personnel, At the enlisted level, educational A government sponsored study ment in wars of that kind seem in- Force Times newspaper said, The and hypnotic rhetoric. more efficient training and other features. qualifications have emerged as the said, "The solution isn't to malign creasingly unlikely in the future. distinctive quality of the enlisted Ignoring the groups who just ranks under the draft the op- assumes oppose the military no matter how it The theory behind this portunities for all people from all more gains its members and con- that the volunteers would be walks of life, rich and poor, to mix centrating on the purely pro-AVF career-oriented than draftees. and compete against each other has leagues, it is apparent that they find This, however, has turned out disappeared in the all-volunteer military." it hard to see beyond the thin coating not to be the case. the AVF is of idealism on which A study by two Northwestern the coating is the Now, more than one in three based. Underneath University sociology professors rusted realism. recruits are failing to finish their initial enlistment terms and, in- stated that it is "contrary to the Since its inception in 1973, after stead, are being discharged for job ethos of a democratic society to have the end of the Vietnam conflict, the inaptitude, disciplinary reasons and the burdens of war, and the resultant system has caused moral, economic personal maladjustment. casualties fall most heavily on those and qualitative deterioration in the coming from the deprived segments the highest at- military as a whole. This has been of society." trition rate ever. One of the first arguments One of the greatest damages to It also means that the military pro-AVF groups is that the military caused by the AVF is presented by must train new volunteers, thus armed services is the the attitude of the recruit. voluntary increasing the overall cost of the basic American tradition except program. Another Northwestern large-scale war. during periods of University study says that the Initial pro-AVF figures said that If the American military always mission of the soldier was to serve the actual cost increase for the total followed tradition, it would be "to defend his country, as sacred a military budget would amount to marching its troops parade-like mission as a secular institution $300 million. through villages in Southeast Asia could perform. Indeed, military wearing brightly colored uniforms However, a pre-AVF study service became to be a hallmark of with bayonets affixed to muskets showed that the additional cost participation in the democratic amidst the racket of fife and drum. would be $2 billion just for pay in- policy in the western world." The Who would volunteer for that? creases for first-term personnel. AVF has eroded the standard of Another report filed by the General military participation as a citizen's America can no longer think in Accounting Office in 1973 estimated duty. terms of conventional war. Nuclear the additional cost of the AVF to be of The AVI, is what a diplomacy requires a set number $3 billion to $5 billion. By 1974 the 1966 com- mission for the study troops to be "in place" to balance GAO concluded that the AVF was of an AVF said it would be: "a troops of opposing countries. using more than $4 billion of the mercenary force unrepresentative The want of a certain number of Department of Defense budget. of the nation." men in the U.S. military jeopardized recruiting ad- The AVF has not worked and is American security during SALT The cost of comes to $100 reducing the effectiveness of the negotiations. vertising alone million, helping to place the U.S. military by reducing its cost ef- The AVF has failed to maintain government in the top 80 advertisers fectiveness. It has reduced equality an effective number of troops. in the country. in the "mix" of its members, per- petuated the low standard of in- What makes the AVF appear to from the Vietnam Statistics telligence within its ranks and work has been the steady drop of the draftees suffered conflict show that eroded its philosophy its reason to total force level since its start from far higher combat fatality and in- be. 2.25 million active military troops to jury rates than those who had 2.05 million this year. volunteered for service. letters Spa rian Da Editor Mary T. Lee Advertising Manager Laura Smith most similar to KSJS accounts for Ms. Yuki's long winded and, yes, novelty wears off. re-examine their own charge of News Editor James P. Wagner KSJS 34.4 percent of the 18 to 24's; the rhetorical attempt at explaining Ms. Yuki fails to grasp a basic student apathy they might be sur- City Editor Carla Baker most popular format for that their philosophies left me feeling concept in our society. Willingly prised, if not discouraged. Could Editor: Associate News Editor Leslie Erickson audience. entertained, in the same way that I breaking the law will often result in this simply be their own way of The Oct. 7 Forum opinion of Associate City Editor Sean Whaley Speaking of ratings, he claims feel entertained when I see people unpleasant consequences, including admitting that a huge lack of sup- Steve Hastings concerning KSJS Forum Page Editor Danny Edwards only our weekend Jazz and Soul making a spectacle of themselves. penal confinement, regardless of port exists here for them? I think so. was almost libelous in its use of false Entertainment Editor Don Vetter format shows up in the Abritron It's a sort of embarrassing en- what one's political inclinations may John Webb information. His obvious goal is to Sports Editor Dan Wood ratings. If he had paid the $600 for tertainment, though, and quiickly be. Advertising knock every aspect of KSJS even if Feature Editor Peter G. Bliss any one of the ratings reports, he'd gives way to anger once the initial If the RCYB were to carefully Junior he has to invent the facts; it's too have found that this is not true. The Layout Editor Chuck Henrikson bad the Spartan Daily lets him get actual story is that KSJS overall is Investigative Editor Stephen Cohodas away with it. As seniors at SJSU, the most popular college station in Associate Editor La Rosa Carrington we'd like to defend our favorite radio the Bay Area and the Jazz and Soul Consumer Editor Debbie Hunsinger station. The information Mr. format is a successful part of that Associate Editor Erin Hallissy Hastings used is either outdated or station. Photo Editor Jeff Pohorski totally made-up. Chief Photographer J.L. Sousa HiP, mistakes continue when he Among the outdated information Public Relations Marie Fukai attacks the KSJS public affairs is his reference to KSJS as "the Fun Retail Ad Manager Cynthia Fujinaka programming. He's obviously too 91" that hasn't been used since National Ad Manager Vickie Jandron good for San Jose State if he feels a August. Was that the last time he Art Director Mike Masters public affairs show produced by listened to the station? KSJS is now Business Manager Gary Dong Humanities Dean Henry Bruinsma called the "New 91" because of all Promotions Director Bill Burton is a "throwaway" (correct title of their positive changes ( becoming a that show: "Visit With The Mutual Network affiliate, better Dean"). Editorial Staff Dave Abston, Dave Everyday, KSJS has at least 90 music, etc. But this is just a minor Burckhard. Marion Chin, Tracy minutes of student and nationally point. A more serious mistake was Corral, Denise Downer, Lori Eick- produced public affairs programs his bad-mouthing of the KSJS signal mann, Lee Eminger. Greg Grimes, there's something for everyone and strength. KSJS has operated for Eric Hammond, Morgan Hampton, it's in radio's "prime time" 14:30 to quite some time at 1,000 watts; this Steve Hastings, Craig Henderson, 6 p.m. results in clear reception for at least Mark Robert Henry, Dave Kellogg, 30 miles ( unless you're in Milpitas Finally, he accuses KSJS of Ron Lazzarotti. Scott Mace. Mark and all you have is a transistor training their DJs so they'll be able Marymee. Brian McMahon, radio). to find jobs after graduation. Ab- Christine Merck. Jeffrey Morris, He goes on to claim that the solutely. Damn right. And they're Roger Myers, Jeff Rhodie. Patty singles-oriented rock on KSJS pretty good at it, too. At the same Selbach. Paul Scott Stewart, Jan can also be found on KFRC, K Y A, time, unlike the bad-old-days, every Flanery Taylor, Laura Wesker, KLIV, and K101 not quite. Unlike aspect of their programming is now all those stations, KSJS plays ab- aimed at the San Jose State student solutely no disco or and community. We hope this sets bubblegum Advedising Staff Arlene Mink, music. Instead, they play album off- the record straight. Jean Banaag, Don Banchero, Paul cuts and more oldies from Craig Bowers the '60s Bergersen. Barbara Boles, John and '70s than all those stations Radio-TV, senior Catalano. Shawna Chan, Jennifer combined. And they always play the DiLeo, Jim Donohue, Linda Groin, album version of a song whenever Roils Hartman Cathy Gellepis, David Langston, possible (not the "2-minute 50. Radio-TV, senior Robin Lewis, Lisa Malvini, Robin second" version). He wants KSJS to Masuda. Patrice Mickowski, Brian "try something different" and Moss, Tony Nassaney. Sherry Peed, suggests progressive rock as being Lura Rainey, Adele Sauced, to college listening tastes." RCYB "closer Sharon Walks If KSJS was progressive rock, what Editor: would make them any "different" So, the battle continues; the from KF'JC, KZSU, KOME, KSJO, RCYB versus SJSU, its newspaper, KMEI., etc., etc.? And KSJS is far the U.S. government, and our Photography Staff Wore* closer to "college listening tastes" political system in general. Now, Amietoso. Paul Chinn, Tom Duncan, than progressive rock according to however, we readers have a Mike Gallegos. Sharon Hot Ernest the latest ratings. Progressive only somewhat more tangible ides of "Choc" Redding. Diana Vollerb, accounts for 10.2 percent of the 18- to what the RCYB stands for (I think Joan Wynn 24-year-old audience. The format ?). October 22, 1979 sports 3 Luther's three TD passes swamp Beavers by Lee EmInger winning score. which gave the Beavers a second quarter, OSU Fertig went with the and Parma cut to the year, the Spartans have Watford came on for a 25- CORVALLIS, Ore. Rain had been falling first down on the SJSU started a drive from the crowd. It was a crucial outside where Luther hit been outscored in the yard field goal attempt, Ed Luther's three touch- in Corvallis since mid-day four. Spartan 31 following a mistake the Spartans him for the tying touch- second half, 119-68. which he missed. down passes led SJSU past Friday, but by game-time The Beavers broke a short punt by Frank Ratto. stacked up Minor for no down. ''l thought the key This time, an Inspired but inept there was just a faint 15 -quarter scoreless On the third play, Steve gain and took possession. however, series in the game was SJSU utilized the the Spartans outplayed Oregon State, 24-14, here sprinkle which soon halted drought when Darryl Coury, the nation's fourth when Coury made the long formation with their opponent Saturday. altogether. The artificial Minor burst into the end leading receiver, out- "I thought we had both wide after in- punt return and we came receivers on the termission. It Coach Craig Fertig's carpet was wet and the zone from two yards out. maneuvered cornerback momentum on our side," same side earned them away with nothing," Fertig often and successfully their first Pacific Beavers fought the Spar- footing was fair, though They failed to tie the Gill Byrd to grab a 27-yard Fertig said. "It was less -10 said. "How often have you Saturday. conquest since their 1975 tans to a 14-14 tie at half- unpredictable. score, however, when the scoring toss from Scott than a yard to go and you seen Watford miss a field victory over Stanford. time, but were shut out by The Spartans took a center snap for the extra- Richardson. should be able to make it." "They kept playing goal from that distance?" and their quick 7-0 lead on their point attempt sailed over Richardson then man-on-man when we set EXTRA POIN IS Luther was 25 the SJSU defense They didn't, and their Coury almost got the own mistakes after inter- second possession of the the heads of the holder and passed to Minor for a two- up that way," Luther said, Beavers back in the game in, 47 for 114 yards. three TDs and momentum was surren- mission. game. kicker. point conversion and OSU "so we kept doing it. late in the third period with NO interceptions the wet carpet dered to the Spartans. Against Stanford or Cal, had Thomas .hinda goose,- an The second time SJSU Their 55-yard drive Trailing 7-6 early in the led 14-7 with 12 minutes left a tackle-breaking 43-yard cording to Elway Jewerl wasn't had the ball in the second was highlighted by a in the half. From the OSU 46, there would have been four return of a low Ratto punt. up to hls usual, but he did gel 81 half, Luther and Jewerl Luther to Bailey bomb that After SJSU stalled on Luther directed SJSU to defensive men out there." Richardson found yards on 21 carries defensive Thomas took the Spartans covered 47 yards to the How they scored: its next drive, Ratto punted the Beaver score knotted tackle Rod Traylor had The trot six. On a third- With the Coury open over the middle interception or his career which was 52 yards to paydirt for a 21- Beaver 18. to the Beaver 37. and-goal from there, he at half, the prospects for a on the first play from the followed by the Ors, fumble after he 14 lead. On the next play, OSU 6 8 0 0 14 Three plays gained lined up both wide SJSU victory were about as SJSU 22, but the Beavers lumbered 36 yards downfield with From the SJSU 48, Luther looped a perfect SJSU 7 7 7 1 34 nine-plus yards for OSU receivers, Parma the slate gray sky his prize before dropping it S Parma 18 pass from Luther and bright as could make it only to the Thomas ran wide and strike to Rick Parma on an and they faced a fourth and Bailey, on the left Parker Stadium. In "Geer. I don't know what happened, ( Berg lock) side. above eight. my hands were wet I wanted to broke two tackles on a 23 angle pattern toward the O Minor 2 run (pass failed) a foot on their 47. Bailey went into the corner their first six games this On fourth down, Kieron score Traylor said yard jaunt. flag for the touchdown. O Coury 27 pass from Richardson Fertig's team was After a Jim Walsh one- Oregon State took the (Minor pass from Richardson) fired up and the partisan S Parma 6 pass from Luther (Berg yard plunge to the Oregon kickoff and came right kick) crowd of 11,000 who had State 28, Luther hit a wide- back with the help of an Bailey 28 pass from Luther braved the threatening open Stacey Bailey for interference call on (Berg lock) weather yelled for the Spikers lose three in Hawaii; Spartan Gary Walker 5 Berg 46 PG Beavers to go for it. what turned out to be the play closer to home tonight The SJSU women's volleyball team camehome from season record to 10-8 overall. It remains 2-2 in conference Hawaii with suntans, leis and three losses as top-ranked play. Hawaii and unranked Hawaii-Hilo completed the assault On the other hand, the Wahines continued to earn on the Spartans' island tour with two closely-fought wins their No. 1 rating by remaining undefeated in overall play Thursday and Saturday nights. with a record of 10-0 while the Vulcans currently post a 9-1 The Hawaii Rainbow Wahines struggled to defeat season record, losing only to fourth-ranked San Diego SJSU Thursday night on the island of Oahu in a four-game State. non-conference battle, 15-12, 15-9, 11-15 and 15-7, after "Although SJSU really played its game Thursday having beaten them Wednesday night in three games. night against the Wahines, the Spartans didn't look that SJSU then went on to the island of Hawaii Saturday good at all against the Vulcans," Spartan women's sports where the regional-rival Hawaii-Hilo Vulcans outlasted information director Steve Rutledge said. them, 4-15, 15-17, 15-10, 15-8, 15-5, to drop the Spartans' "The players did not pass or set well, although each had periodic moments of greatness Saturday night," he said. The Spartans hope to improve their conference record COPIES AMIE' tonight when they take on the Santa Clara Broncos in their 1/2 4. overnight last of 10 consecutive matches away from home. 3 ONE S la SI 234 Bronco head coach Mary Ellen Marchison's team is no Minimum currently 2-3 in conference play and 7-9 overall, partially Mon. Only! due to the absence of its top player, Amy Bugdy, who is KINKO'S HEAVEN CAN WAIT currently on the sidelines with an injured ankle. 21 S. 3rd St. FOUL PLAY INTERNATIONAL 295-41 lb CAREER? ST+ Also at: New film schedule available at the photo by Diana Vallano .INI E. San Carlos St. PERM 295-5;11 Student Union Spartan Wayne Horelly fires a shot, and a spray, at Santa Clara goalie Bob Jones in water polo action km Nil 54Asa] womini Friday at Independence High School. SJSU won 11-5. Pim A representative will be on the campus Santa Clara, Pacific TUESDAY S6.50-S 12.50 beaten REALLY KNOW EUROPE WE NOVEMBER 6, 1979 sla. 50428) AND CAN HELP YOU to abacus, qual.ficatpons lot advanced study at Poloists top regional rivals IN ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS AMERICAN GRADUATE SCHOOL WE BOOK ALL AIRLINE TICKETS and lob opportuntt,es MON.-WFd. by Roger Myers 13. in game." Jim Candelaria, Dixon AND CHARGE NO FEES the field of STLidt NT I.D. While the cloud-laden And SJSU's defensive For the weekend, Bret Hinderaker, and Wayne INTIFINATIONAL MANAGININT skies held an imminent work for the first time this Benter with five goals, Horelly had two apiece, CALL JIM DEWRANCE threat of rain, the SJSU season was cohesive as the Duran with four, and and Len Rios and Frank Interviews truly b. scheduled at water polo Spartans BRITISH EUROPEAN TRAVEL team won two swarmed and Ouslan and Ken Negron, Burton one. CAREER P1ANNING SAN Jost weekend home games to talked consistently three each, led the scoring. 1080 SARATOGA AVE PIA CINENT push its record past the .500 throughout. Victor Ouslan, SAN JOSE 95129 BE AUTy CoLIr mark at 10-8 and give the who appeared to have AMIILICAN ONAOUil SCHOOL 156 S. StroNd Si. team its initial PCAA finally taken his role as CH CALL 984-7576 HallINATIONAL MAN00.1[1.0 298-4388 victory of the year against team leader seriously, led c..) SALES ThundlerlIrd Crneo, three defeats. the team. LATEST CHARTER NEWS Wendish', Amens 83306 sTrdr.., %0R1, The Spartans thrashed Ouslan led at least, cross-town rival Santa until Saturday. After a Macy's Eastridge Clara 11-5 before Gill Cable brilliant first and early Do you have extra time on your Sports' television cameras second quarter against the Friday afternoon. Satur- Tigers, in which he scored hands? If so, turn that extra day morning SJSU topped three goals and was clearly time into extra dollars. league-foe University of in charge, Ouslan's in- Pacific 12-9. tensity level mysteriously Macy's Eastridge is now accept- GROPE & ASPB presents... In the Santa Clara dropped and coach Mike ing applications for temporary match, the difference MacNa Ma benched him part-time between the teams was midway in the third period. Christmas positions. obvious. While the Spar- But Ouslan was not Please apply Macy's Personnel tans had players in the pool missed because of Mike Monday thru Friday, 11 to 4 working as a team, the Duran, who as MacNaMa Broncos fielded a squad of said, "played an excellent v's5 cut i wird individuals. Any resem- I inplover. M I blance they had to a team COLIN WiL was purely coincidental. Spartan Daily v% Thus, Santa Clara was Serving the San Jose Stale unable to take advantage of University community the lopsided ejection foul Since 1934 USPS 509-480 i ratio. The Spartans had Second class postage paid at San nine kick-outs; the Broncos Jose, California. Member of Cal- only one. ifornia Newspaper l'ublishers But Bronco coach Brad Association and the Associated Nukes--Yes or No? Graham Press Published daily by San attributed Santa Jose State University, during Clara's futility on its 6-5 the college year. The opinions advantages to "a lot of expressed in the paper are not good defense by San Jose necessarily those of the Associa- and superb goalie ted StudenLs, the University Ad- The issue of nuclear energy is one which work." ministration or the Department I knew Indeed, both Dan of Journalism and Advertising has received much attention in the media I should have Subscriptions accepted only on a Kline in the first half and ever since the accident at Three-Mile Island. done more with remainder of semester basis Bill Davison in the second these books were spectacular in goal. Full academic year, $15. Each Settlesler. $7.50. Off-caMpUs This issue is of such vital importance. than sit Kline finished with eight prier. ISer copy, 15 cents. Phone on them!! saves. Davison, whose Editorial 277-3181. Advertising that the Associated Student Council will con- lightning-quick saves were 277-3171 Printed by Nowels duct a special forum on nuclear energy. often mind-boggling, had Publications. Expert speakers are being Invited to ap- pear to give testimony. The A.S. Council also wants to hear from the San Jose State Uni- GUARDS $450 versity community. TO START You are invited to join the A.S. Council as "The Varsity Sport of the Mind" Must he clean, neat it learns more about nuclear energy. The fo- rum will be conducted at 3:00 p.m. on the up- reliable and conscientious. INTRAMURAL COMPETITION per pad of the xperience helpful, but Student Union. not necessary Sign Up Now! at the Student Union Information Center PROTECTION TITAN The Deadline for sign-ups is 3 p.m., Oct. 22 SERVICES Associated Students 241 Commercial SI., San Jose State University Sunnyvale, (,x. The BATTLE of the BRAINS Equal 7.13-2020 Compete ... if you dare! Opportunity I mplover October 22. 1979 4 sports Chico latest hockey victim Spartans win 6th straight by Jeff Rhodie Spartans, who were dropped to 6-7-1 and 2-2 in Chico's leading scorer, giving up their first goal. Threatening clouds dangerously close to the the NCAC. Martha Mickelson, pushed came right back with a hovering above South Chico goal most of the But Chico's long bus one by goalie Barbara vengeance as I.orri ('ampus finally burst into game The Spartans ride to Spartan territory Vella. Mickelson thus Thomis lifted one high into rain as the game-ending displayed some out- wasn't a total waste. With became the first player this the Chico net. For Thomas, whistle sounded Chico standing passing, leading just four minutes year to socre against SJSU. it was her second goal of State becoming the latest streaking teammates with remaining in the game, the The Spartans had gone 416 the year. The Spartans' victim of the SJSU beautiful, crisp passes. Wildcats gave the Spartans minutes without allowing a next action will be Friday women's field hockey And the Spartans a taste of their own goal. and Saturday at the team. demonstrated better medicine. Aside from that one Berkeley Invitational. The Spartans ion 3-1 stickwork and much more The Wildcats somehow play, it was all Spartans. Immediately before before an enthusiastic quickness than their NCAC got the ball deep into SJSU About 17 minutes into the varstiy game, the home crowd of more than counterparts. The Spartans territory, a very rare oc- the game, they had a rush Spartan JV team scored a 50. are now 6-0 overall, 4-0 in currence. Then the at the Chico goal, and from 1-0 victory over De Anza The Wildcats were the conference. The inevitable happened. From the midst of a half dozen Junior College. The given a clinic by the Wildcats, meanwhile, the middle of a crowd, bodies pushing and Spartan JVs are now 3-1. shoving, SJSU's Charlene The game's only goal was Gilroy emerged with the scored by Pat Calcany, score, her second of the who leads the JVs with Former SJSU judo pupil season. three. Gilroy was in the picture again when the It came on a Spartan Spartans hit on their rush of the De Anza goal U.S. Open division goal, which came about nine minutes into the wins photo second by Sharon Hall midway through the second contest. The JVs will also attacks a Sonoma State opponent in Saturday's by Greg Grimes before defeating Rivera for the division half. She got the assist on a play this weekend in SJSU's Ian Sandiland (left) Former SJSU student Yuzo Koga crown in the first day of the two-day penalty-corner play, with Berkeley. fencing confrontation won by the Spartans. scored an upset victory over Hector tournament. Pommy Macfarlane Rivera of Florida to capture the 132-pound In other division competition, three- scoring the goal. It was

division of the eight-division U.S. Men's time world champion Yusuhiro Yamashita Macfarlane's sixth of the Open Black Belt Championships Saturday of Japan defeated SJSU graduate rounding form season. Fencers into Brewster Thompson in less than 45 night in Spartan Gym. The final Spartan tally by Ron Lazzarotti The 38-year-old ex-pupil of SJSU judo seconds of their scheduled seven-minute came with about two their last match, "The sabre team really shined," D'Asaro said "They head coach Yosh Uchida used his years of unlimited division match. Coming off a two-week break since minutes left, shortly after the SJSU fencers were in top form Friday beating U.C.- showed a lot of style." experience to successfully battle David Yamashita threw Thompson to the out to San Chico had scored its goal. Santa Cruz 30-6, then thumping Sonoma State 24-3 on The epee team, which lost last time Carter of Canada, Brian Herskowitz of gorund with a hip toss, or uchi-mata, and The Spartans, instead of Francisco State, bounced back this weekend, winning Florida and Roy Nakamura of Seattle was awarded a full point by the officials to Saturday. hanging their heads after The women's team led the onslaught, winning both both days 6-3. end the match. to days 9-0. The epee team, which played well according last week moved Saturday, the ladies out-classed Sonoma by not D'Asaro, was led by Dough Nichols, who epees. surrendering a touch in any bout. from the foil team to help strengthen the SJSU golfers set for league play; Santa Cruz. "The women really overpowered both teams," SJSU He won all three of his bouts against "but we were coach Michael D'Asaro said. "Santa Cruz was strong," D'Asaro said, The men's foil team beat Santa Cruz 8-1, and won by up for them." its next match; SJSU is meet two foes today in Sacramento forfeit on Saturday because Sonoma did not field a foil With two weeks off before to D'Asaro. team. preparing for a long season, according by Jeff Rhodie "All I can ask of each of them is to give it their best "We're looking toward the big matches in Feburary It isn't a question of w ho's going to win. It's a question effort, no matter if they're putting for a triple bogey or a The sabre team breezed through both matches, winning 7-2 and March," D'Asaro said. "We're still training hard. of how many they're going to win by. birdie and right now they're in the right frame of mind to on Friday and 9-0 on Saturday. At least that's the way SJSU's women's golf coach, do that," Gale said. Mark Gale, sees it. Gale's crew will tee it up 36 times As for Stanford, coach Bruce Summerhays said his Jump Into get "GASSED" at today on Sacramento's 6,000-yard Haggin Oaks Golf five will "give San Jose a tussle and sometime this year Course. we'll surprise them. We have made tremendous progress The ADVENTURE SPARTAN The event is the first of three Northern California over last year." of Athletic Conference tournaments this season for the three Last season, the Cardinals made it to the nationals r Nor-Cal teams. The other two teams are Sacramento along with the Spartans but Stanford finished 19th. SPORT ' STATIONS State and Stanford. "My best player right now is Linda Bowman," i "We'll win it by 14 strokes," Gale said. Sununerhays said. "She drives the ball very well and has PARACHUTING! Best gas in town And he has every reason to be optimistic. The Spar- a good all-around game." 1st Jump ,i, tans finished fifth in the nation last year and appear to be The other four Cardinals who will tee it off today in At the cheapest prices even better this season. They've played in only one hopes of upsetting the Spartans are sophomore Debbie Group Rotes 10th Et Taylor tournament so far but it was a success. That was the Dick Barberrio, senior Allison Finney, sophomore Barbara OR GASOLINE 7th Er Phelan McGuire Invitational earlier this month in New Mexico. STEVENS PARA-LOFT Wright and freshman Joanne Pacillo. 757-0957 MOTOR OIL 245 Keyes 4th Er Williams Out of 20 teams from around the country, the Spartans As for Sacramento State, coach Harvey Roloff said, grabbed third, but shot 10 strokes better than they did last "we're not in San Jose's class and neither is Stanford. season when they won the McGuire. They won't touch San Jose." Gale's five golfers today include three returnees from Roloff said he will only be able to play four golfers last year's varsity. They are senior Carol Conidi, and because Denise Fass, one of his players, is recovering sophomores Juli Simpson and Kelli Swank. New to the from a broken collarbone. team is freshman Juli Ordonex and senior Patty Sheehan, The four who will play are Brooke Thomas, who a transfer from Nevada -Reno. Roloff said was ranked about 15th in the league last Sheehan, Simpson, Conidi and Swank were all ranked season, freshman Carol Shane, Cindy Breslen, a in the top five last season in Nor-Cal. sophomore transfer from St. Mary's and Stacy Cardiglia, "We'll use this tournament to prepare for the Stanford a 'unior. Invitational, which is in November," Gale said. "Our goal Monday is to have two rounds 01 300 or better." 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1 0 o 22 9 9 sports 5 Dons beat SJSU on questionable calls, 3-2 by Mark Marymee looping pass, which cleared a wall of four Spartan "Tronstad's second goal was really questionable," his own into the center of the Dons' goal. University of San Francisco midfielder Bjorn defenders who were five yards behind Tronstad. SJSU coach Julie Menendez said. "But, you know, that's The Spartans had several more scoring opportunities Tronstad capitalized on two questionable offside calls While SJSU waited for an offisde call that was not to the way it goes, You have to go along with the referee's in the last five minutes, but they had no luck in ending a Saturday night to lead the Dons to a 3-2 win over SJSU on a be, Tronstad controlled the ball, cut across the front of the calls." Don winning streak over SJSU which has continued since muddy Spartan Stadium field. Spartan goal and drove his second shot of the night past Shaking off their first half misfortunes, the Spartans they lost to the San Joseans 1-0 back in 1976. With 13:37 gone in the first half, Tronstad slipped past Wallace. lit up their side of the scoreboard at 51:16 when mideinder The Spartans are now 3-2 in Pacific Soccer Cori- the Spartan defensive line just as he got the ball and While the defending national champion Dons Javier Margarito drilled a 20-yard shot past USF goalie ference play after dropping a 2-1 overtime decision to chipped a shot over SJSU goalie Walt Wallace into the displayed their many skills throughout the game, luck, Andy Fry, who stopped five SJSU attempts in the game. Stanford last week. right side of the net. according to one Spartan, had a lot to do with their win. USF came back to score their third goal on a shot by "I think we played hard," Chafer said after a game in While his first goal may have been questionable, the "I think we were just unlucky in getting two bad calls Alex Nwosu, who took a pass from teammate Stanislau which the junior forward scored his ninth goal in 11 second "call" by the referees left no question in the minds from the refs," Spartan fullback Steve Aylard said after Musilek and dribbled a shot under Wallace. games. "I Was a little disappointed. I thought we'd attack or vocal chords of the some 750 fans who showed up who the loss, which dropped SJSU to 8-3 on the year. "There USF appeared to have the game locked up in the late a little bit more than we did. believed Tronstad was definitely offside. were two offside goals that should never have been goals. going as the Dons turned away numerous Spartan scoring According to the rules of soccer, at least two defen- On Tronstad's second goal, Aylard felt he definitely advances after dropping several extra players back into "I think we got a little worried about marking ders must be between an offensive player and the goal should have been called offside. defensive positions. (guarding) their guys," he said. I think if we'd have before the ball is passed to that player by one of his "I was in front of him and he was behind me," Aylard With 5:15 left in the contest, Spartan fullback Rick played a little more like we did the last five minutes, teammates. said of the Don midfielder's closer position to the goal. Azofeifa took hs turn at trying to put one past Fry. His where we just pushed everybody up, we might have The 20-year-old Norwegian's second goal came at "There was another one of their forwards offside also and shot ricocheted off Fry, bounded back out to SJSUfor- scored earlier on and really got the momentum going for 32:39 when he ran down teammate Roger Alphonso's the ref never called it." ward Simon Chafer who set and fired a right-footed shot of us. But, that's the way it goes." classifieds

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Game department officials, effects have not been calculated, The city could be charged with Ed Sirnons, an assistant water Simons said. penalties of as much as $10,000 per quality biologist, said he found "It's hard to say," what the day for each day that it violated shrimp, anchovies, china perch, effects will be, but the chlorine was water quality standards. bullhead fish, among other "pretty well diluted by the time it organisms, when he trolled the bay got downstream," Simons said. "We don't know what's going to this week. According to Richard Black- happen. Our attorneys are "Shrimp have returned to burn, assistant director of Public preparing for the worst," Blackburn Coyote Creek where there were none Works, "things are looking better said. in mid September," he said. everyday." "We did commit a violation," Although he found shrimp "in However, Blackburn reported but due to the circumstances in the good numbers," it was still only half that a new year-long contract for situation, "maybe we shouldn't be the amount found in Guadalupe about $400,000 is being negotiated held responsible," he said. said. with Envirotech, an operating firm, Slough near Sunnyvale, he Harold Singer, a senior engineer oxygen in "to fill in some of the vacancies of The level of dissolved with the Water Quality Control also back to normal, he qualified operators." Dorm 'fire' is false alarm the water is Board, said any kind of violation is Some of the plant's problems said. subject to penalties. A fire on West Hall's fourth floor informed of the alarm by a campus engines out of service." Game biologists have have been blamed on a lack of Fish and that left approximately 450 residents night escort and a person at West the waters regularly manpower. "We were allowing "Penalties are a set amount and If a fireman is injured while monitored standing for 15 minutes out in the Hall's front desk. the spill of partially people who weren't fully trained to it's up to the discharger to prove it responding to what turns out to be a following cold Wednesday night was a false It cost about $200 for the police sewage from the San Jose- operate the plant," Blackburn said. should be less," he said. false alarm, the person who pulled treated alarm, according to San Jose City officers' time to search the building the alarm is charged with an Fire Department and University and write a report, according to automatic felony instead of a Police officials. Investigator Greg University Police misdemeanor, Felde said. Majithia says funding complex Five units with 15 men respond- Wixom. ed to the 9:30 p.m. call. However, John Felde, San Jose If a fireman is killed answering -continued from page 1 Week group was the maximum does not have to give each group the They were called by the Fire Department assistant chief, to a false alarm, the person who set The Special Allocations Com- amount each group could receive. full $6,000. University Police who had searched said "the real rignificance of false off the alarm can be charged with mittee does not need the approval of Realizing Semana Chicana did Each group has to submit an the building to no avail after being alarms is it takes the reporting felony manslaughter, Felde said. A.S. Council to allocate any request not want to wait until November to itemized budget, which A.S. Council of $100 or less. The rule was enacted receive their Cultural Week funding, can alter in any way they see fit. to give more control to the council. the A.S. Council waived the During last Wednesday's By ear.narking only 86,000 for November 1 requirement on October meeting, though, the council only spartaguide Semana Chicana in Cultural Week 3. lightly touched on the type or quality funds and making the rest of the "If other groups haven't come of the Semana Chicana programs. money come from the A.S. General up with proposals, why should we Romo said this might have arisen in The Department of S.U. Costanoan Room. Committee will have a Placement will present Fund, which pays for special wait?" Nieto said. part from Semana Chicana's Elementary Education has Mackenzie Moss, president meeting tomorrow at 4 "Career Opportunities with allocations, the budget committee Romo said last year all the reputation as a well -run applications available now of Bank of the West, will be p.m. in Library South, Crocker National Bank" forced the group to come before Cultural Weeks groups were sum- organization. for the multiple subject speaking and everyone is room 115. They will be tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in council twice. moned before the council at once so credential program for welcome to attend. Call discussing policy revision the Health Building, However, the $6,000 allocated to room Semana Chicana didn't receive each program could be Coo:led about spring semester 1980. Pick Mark at 923-6578 for more and everyone is invited. 407. Call Cheryl Allmen the group last Wednesday will pay at a copy of the budget until it sub- the same as the others. up applications in information. 277-2816 for more for only two events and part of in- mitted its Dia de la Raza request A.S. Adviser Louie Barozzi Education Building, rooms formation. another, instead of the remaining just after school started. explained that if the Cultural Week 294 and 107. For more in- Industrial Manage- four events the group is planning. The Health Education Obviously, the group couldn't groups submitted their requests at formation call 277-2681. ment Society will have a The two events fully funded are Department is offering wait until November 1 to fund an different times during the year, the meeting tomorrow at 7 a Chicano Film Festival in CPR classes this week. October event, Romo said. council might grant them different The library is offering p.m. in Engineering, room The SJSU Physical December and a Valentine's Day Sign-ups will be in Health So Semana Chicana asked the amounts depending on how much a lecture on biology 335. For more details call Fitness Club will have a Dance in February. Building, room 121. council for $1,792 to put on Dia de la money was left in the general fund. researching techniques 2944303. meeting tomorrow at 1:30 Raza through the normal special Romo believed the type and The third event, a Noche de today at 2:30 p.m. in LC p.m. in the S.U. Montalvo allocation process, not as part of the quality of programs each group Teatro y Poesia, received partial 217. Sign up at the main Room. Call Michael Bryant $6,000 Cultural Week money. offered was more important than funding. Only poets' fees have been reference desk, second The Affirmative Action Career Planning and at 277-8870 to find out more. This left "the whole council equal funding for all Cultural Week funded, while the theater groups floor central. For details cor`.ised," according to Majithia. groups. involved have not been funded. call 277-3395. As late as last Wednesday, Even though the $6,000 set aside The final Semana Chicana certain council members thought for each group cannot be allocated event, a Cinco de Mayo celebration, The Financial the $6,000 set aside for each Cultural elsewhere by the council, the council has not been funded. Management Association will hold a meeting agir z tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the

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