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ARTANStale iii', ersity suit, e I!) t DAILYFriday. Oftiober 27. 1995 oluene 103, \ her II Published for San Jose Group monitors Covering all kinds of art S.J. water quality CALPIRG challenges Congress' actions By Chris Morris SJSU. Spartan Daily Staff Writer The three carcinogens the report deals with are arsenic, A watchdog group held a press radioactive radon and tri- conference Wednesday to chal- halomethanes, which are believed lenge Congress plan to rollback to be cancer-causing according to regulations for U.S. tap water. The the report. The group thinks the group fears the rollback will lead report indicates that even low lev- to an increase of harmful chemi- els of these carcinogens may be a als in thinking water. health threat. The California Public Interest Dr. Robert Gould, president of Research Group (CALPIRG) con- the Greater San Francisco-Bay ference was in connection with a Area Chapter of Physicians for I minvide release of the Natural Social Responsibility, spoke at the Kt ,t nirces Defense Council's conference about the need for report "Trouble on Tap" stricter standards for tap water. which addresses the level of car- "The reports released over the cinogens in tap water across the last number of months have inch- U.S. The conference was held on I 1 th and San Carlos streets near See CALPIRG, Back page Concert represents variety of talent Weekend montage showcases art from Bach to African-American spirituals NH )1( MICILAfIl ANDREWS SPARTAN DAX.Y monoprints, made from By John J. Woo She said although the perform- SJSU art instructor Leroy W. Parker, top, and student Mark Engel lay among some of their manhole covers Spartan Daily Staff Writer ers will not represent every group in the San Jose area in the school, they will reflect its A Montage Concert, the first of variety and high levels of skill. its kind at SJSU, will attempt to Johnson said, "We take pieces By John J. Woo terns of acrylic paints to their sur- the campus better. Now, there is too acquaint music lovers with the full SJSU from all different parts of the Spartan Daily Staff Report faces. Parker said the process accen- much gray concrete, and some of scope of performances offered by world, and all different time peri- tuates the imprinted designs on the the buildings don't seem to have students in the School of Music, professor SJSU Art Professor Leroy Parker ods," from baroque, such as Bach heavy circular metal plates and adds been painted for 30 years. It'll fresh- and will occur at 7:30 p.m. Sunday has found a creative way' to beautify and Handel, to African-American adds color to a generally drab sight. en this place up - give it a spring in the Concert Hall on Seventh the campus without requiring the spirituals, to jazz. He said the costly and slow con- cleaning." and San Carlos streets. amount of time or money typical of She said groups who will per- color by struction projects now being done "A lot of details around campus "The whole point of the most construction projects. form include brass, flute, clarinet, on campus could be enhanced or are very frustrating, and we can Montage Concert," said Erin painting Parker and one of his students, saxophone and percussion ensem- replaced by projects such as this one. change that" Parker said. Johnson, music student and con- Maik Engel, an SJSU alumnus with a bles. The Famous Choraliers Yonas, an industrial design major Parker suggested a similar and cert choir president, "is in showcas- manholes title art bachelor's degree in pictorial (SJSU's traveling choir) and the who wouldn't give his last name, expanded solution would be to have ing all of the talent available in the art, have taken manhole covers and Rigoletto Opera Workshop will said, "What they are doing will make different areas of the School of made them into art by applying pat- See Manhole, Back page perform. Soloists include a jazz Music." See Montage, Back page

Theatre arts department SJSU makes makes costume search easy By Charlene Cook the '70s with (mints to match and a Spartan Daily Staff Writer plastic bustier that looks like it's an impact Still haven't decided on that made of armor. Halloween costume? As You Like IC is a play that You may want to check out the tells a tale from India and hasa lot in recycling theatre art department's costume of creative colorful costumes that sale today which offers creative we're selling mioss. said Rebeckah By Loretta McCarty looks for low prices. Walendzak. president of the Artists Spartan Deily Staff Writer Costumes vary from the elegant in Minority. 'It's fun to to see normal Recycling at San Jose State period to fantasy, and come from people off the streets come in here and University is beginning to make an theatre department productions. dress up in ancient garb. I sold a impact. Recent data shows recycling Last year. the department put on pair of fake breasts to a girl today efforts on campus have cut the "Camelot," "The Wiz," "As You who tried them on and said, 'Ms .unount of actual trash in half. Like It." "Red Noses" and boyfriend will love these. Victor Castillo, director of "Godspell." Masks niad, hs stuck! It fi grounds, transportation and custo- Some costumes include detailed dial services, said the amount of dresses, a cardinal suit, shoes from Costumes. a pap trash normally thrown into the com- pactors for hauling away, has dropped from being picked up four times a month, to twice a month. 'Suntan Special' travels over 'the hill' This has resulted in substantial sav- ings in expensive disposal costs, he By Sarah Harvey-Lombardo cials and the Santa Cruz Seasid( said. Spartan Daily Staff Writer Company, which owns the Santa compactors hold the The trash For commuters who battle Cruz Beach Boardwalk. for a daily trash that has overflow of Highway 17 ti allic between the round-trip run of the "Suntan the normal chan- slipped through Bay Are a a nd fic oast, relief mar Special." The plans call for the nels of recycling. They each hold train to run from San Francisco to '1 Si iliAM SPARTAN DARN be on the ',s us -- it only for a day. equivalent about 24 cubic yards (the The Santa Cruz City Council Gilroy.. over Chittenden Pass to room) of plastics, cans, of a small voted unanunoiisly Tuesday to sup- Watsotnille and up the coast to discarded mixed paper, bottles and port spoils ii ship of a one-dav run Santa Cruz. Raj Lathigara, a graduate environmental studies stuaent, dumps paper for recycling into one of food. in April of the "Suntan Special," a The train will not pass through surpassed Castillo said SJSU has the dumpsters at the new recycling area outside the central plant on 10th Street. Lathigara is tourist train that traveled between Sail Jose. reducing waste its yearly goal of working as an intern to develop the recycling program at SJSU and makes daily rounds on San Jose and Santa Cruz from The reason San Jim. commuters will not he included in the one-day campus to pick up recyclable materials at designated pick-up sites. IPAO until 1940. See Recycling, Back page Tentative plans have been in the reo al of the "Suntan Special" is works between Santa CM/ clIN offi- See Highway, Back page

Balanced budget Killer sentenced life Braves lead series Death toll rises Republican leaders Thursday Yolanda Salciwar was sentenced Orel Hershiser and the Cleveland Two more youngsters died claimed enough votes to push to hie in prison Thursday for Indians, just one game away Thursday from injunes suffered milestone GOP budget-balancing shooting Tejano singing star from losing the World Senes, when a commuter train slammed plans through Congress this Selena to death at a Corpus beat and the into their school bus, bringing week. Christi motel last March. Braves 5-4 Thursday night the toll to seven. Page 3 Page 3 Page 4 Page 6

Awn. - rn.m........,mummll...an.rm.an.als...=.0,---. 2 Friday, October 27, 1995 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Newsroom Voices A LONG WAY BABY!!! YOU'VE COME Happiness for its own sake isn't trite lie sun needs the rain tor a rainbow to be . A Steven's lover was definitely T simple statement with a simple meaning, but it was important to me at a not-so-simple time in I. ire, life. not stable; he was a male My friend Steven would always say that statement whenever I was down, upset or depressed. It always worked. 1 didn't stay upset after hearing this from prostitute who had sold himself him. It was amazing; Steven was always happy with his lute from the day that I met him until the day that he strangers from the age of left me. Steven died of AIDS-complicated pneumonia to iii April. All throughout high school, Steven was openly 16 until he realized he was homosexual and dealt with the usual harassment, ridicule and stereotyping that most homosexuals deal with on a daily basis from society. But he never let it infected two years later. get him down. "I have my friends and family who love still cared for him and wanted to be there for him in me; who cares what others think," he would say. attended the funeral with Steven and boyfriends who were his time of need. I I have had both friends and after the services, he stood over his former lover's frightened to be around him and couldn't under- needs the rain for a rainbow former boyfriends casket and said, "the sun stand our relationship. Some of my to be". even feared that Steven would try to hit on them. the first time I fully understood what he homosexual or not, do not This was Friends, whether they are meant when he would say that. He meant that both do that to other friends. Steven was special to me have to exist in life for + friend and he good times and bad times because he knew how to be a true something beautiful to be produced at the end. would do anything for his friends no matter what. plan how his funeral should be if contracted the HIV virus Steven began to ila4L. - When Steven was 17 he he did in fact die. The illness was the rain, his t tom unprotected sex with his lover of three years. the party-like funeral he envious strength of character and Hwy were a year apart in age and I was always planned was the sun and his memory would be the of how seemingly stable their relationship was. rainbow. Steven's lover was definitely not stable; he was a male a call from Steven's mother to strangers from the On April 3, I received prostitute who had sold himself informing me that he was in the hospital with pneu- age of 16 until he realized he was infected two years monia and was asking for me. I dropped everything I later. He immediately let Steven know and urged him \fichael Rodriguez is the Spartan Daily Val, Cartoonist. His cartoons appear Thursdays, was doing, had my boyfriend call my work to tell them to be tested. Steven was responsible and had been and drove to San Francisco to see except fie todm aA Friday. once he became sexually active. All I wasn't coming in tested each year Steven in the hospital. the prior tests came back negative. had tubes up his nose, a frantic call from Steven, and he Steven looked terrible. He I soon received tubes in his arms, he was hooked up to so many Newsroom Voices told me what was going on. I didn't know what to say recognized him. We I was just told that one of my machines and monitors I barely or how to react because talked and joked for a couple of hours; it was hard for best friends could be dying at this moment. He asked began to well up get a test; he did me to keep my composure. My eyes 'mature,' sonny boy me to go to the clinic with him to with tears and Steven grabbed my hand and said 'The Don't call me not want to go alone. Of course 1 said yes. uncontrol- sun needs the rain for a rainbow to be" and v hairstylist found a silver hair buried on my I hung up the phone and began to cry smiled. Here he was comforting me when he M head the other day. Investment bonds mature. lably. He always preached safe sex to us why didn't out was suffering and dying. After a few hours, iok!" she said, practically gloating. "You he follow his own advice? So they had gone he gasped his last breath, told us he loved kI, they so it %,,ti pull out a gray hair, two more for three years that means nothing. Wine and cheese get better us and slowly slipped into his final sleep. spi lag tip in it's place. He tested positive and began all the Everytime I am down, I remember Yank. approved and unapproved treatments and the true and pray. my special friend who knew I wanted to search her head for onedust so 1 could with age. I, however, do not medicines and began to eat better meaning of life, be happy. And I recite return the favor. Instead. 1 thanked her, paid and left. Steven went on to college to study aero- 'The sun needs the rain for and was virtually non- his words, "There's no way I'm old," I mumbled to myself on space engineering a rainbow to be." the way home. "I'm barely 23 years old." accrue interest, except on my symptomatic for years. His spirits remained would out- If that's true, then why did I have trouble convinc- high and he believed that he Kristina Allen is a ing an 18-year-old aspiring journalist last week that credit cards, and I am not a live this virus and be the exception to the Spartan Daily 105 might be old 23 isn't? rule. But his happiness was interrupted Staff Miter I talked to Kevin, a student at Florida A & M, after! by the death of his former lover. did a workshop on resumes and internships at a con- food product. I just happen to His lover died from many illnesses vention in St. Paul, Minn. complicated by the AIDS virus and He got quiet for a moment and thoughtfully said be a young person with what I never called Steven to let him know "Wow. You re ms new role model now. You're doing that he was dying. This was hard on the things I want to do, and well ... you're so old, Steven because although he was not too." hope is some common sense. completely fond of his former lover he Maybe it was my "when I was your age ... " stories. Perhaps a dignified, rebellious silver strand had been sticking out somewhere, and his keen, young eyes had who'd rather watch CNN than go out to a movie. seen it. They think it's out of character when I swear while on The Spartan Daily is actively recruit- mit your cartoons at the Spartan Daily Or maybe it's time to start hitting the bottle the deadline. ing San Jose State artists interested in office in Dwight Bentel Hall, room 209. bottle of Oil of Olay, that is. If they were to say I'm forgetful, I'd be more under- drawing political cartoons. Submissions should include the artist's standinF. I'm forever hunting for my keys or a mis- Attention, People who are shocked to learn I'm not really 23 Political artists should have good name, address and phone number. placed five-dollar bill. drawing skills, keep up with current (which isn't old either, thank you), usually pause, The cartoons will be reviewed by search their thoughts for a few minutes and say, "Oh, If people were to say I'm "losing it" because I often Artists! events and have a strong position on it's probably just because you're so, so ... mature." repeat myself or get caught talking to myself, I'd issues. Spartan Daily editors and artists will be They say the word as if it tastes of mothballs. agree, because I often repeat myself and get If you are interested in becoming a notified by phone if their cartoons are Investment bonds mature. Wine and cheese caught talking to myself. Spartan Daily political cartoonist, sub- to be published. get better with age. I. however, do not accrue But that's not what they say. They say interest, except on my credit cards, and I am I "look old" or "act old." not a food product. I just happen to be a young I'm not sure what the answer to this person with what I hope is some common problem is. A sarcastic friend said, "That's sense. just it; you'll never understand because of My friends tell me to consider it a compli- e generation gap." Opinion ment. But when I'm with my sister, who is I can't control how old people think I am; 1 Spartan Daily almost seven years older, and we both get guess I really don't want to. But that's not page carded. I do not respond at my gracious going to stop me from plucking all those best when the waitress compares the two, gray hairs. Editorial locks her gaze on me, and says, "Oh. , policies Executive Editor Larry Lee Julie A. Galvan is a City Editor Roger Ramirez Thought you were the older one. The Spartan Daily is com- Older is wiser, right? It should be Spartan Daily News Editor Jennifer Ferguson Staff Writer mitted to sharing a broad range Forum Editor Otto Waldorf positive reflection on me. But what Sports Editor happens is that people tend to equate of opinions with the communi- Dexter Manglicmot ty, and readers are encouraged Photo Editor Ken Statham maturity with being boring. Day Editors Tina Casalino, Ilene People think I'm conservative, an to express themselves on the Meeks, Opinion page with a Letter to Tim Schwalbach, academic who never goes out for a Linda "bath-, Blair Whitney beer with friends, a serious journalist the Editor or Campus Copy Editors Janet Blackburn, Lana fang, Viewpoint. Matt Torn, Kevin Val ine A Letter to the Editor is a Colimanists Chris McCrellis-Min I tell, 200-word response to an issue Afsheen (AJ.) Nomai, Letter or point of view that has Jim Selma* appeared in the Spartan Daily. Chief Photographer Jeff Chiu Etc. Co-editors Tina Casalino, Linda Taal te Struggle for equality is more than 'whining' A Campus Viewpoint is a Etc. Picture Editor Christian Del Rosario 300- to 500-word essay (two Etc. Design Editor Sharon Milruer DaniclIc L. Costa does century, during it, and continue to double spaced pages) on Cartoonist Michael Rodrigo] C7 understand how hard minoritii, Because of this shame. Costa's be discriminated against as we pre- current campus, political or Reporters: Kristina Allen, Kamilah A. Boone. Justin Carder, Charlene have had to fight for the past cou- father made sure his children pare to head into the 21st century. personal issues. Cook, Danielle GOSL1, Leslie Farmer, Julie &Alvan, Shawna Glynn, Sarah ple of hundred years for equal wouldn't have to go through the Are we supposed to do as the Submissions become the Harvey-Lombardo, Sloan !trilby Danthanh liuynh, Kei Knyama, Loretta McCarty, Ginger McDonald, Ken Mi Neill, Elaina rights. same "ridicule" and "harassment" European immigrants did and say property of the Spartan Daily Medina, In her Newsroom Voices article, he had experienced. So he made hay, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em? Rowena Millado, Chris Morris, John Woo, Eddie Zacapa "Hypersensitivity stops dialogue, " sure his children did not learn the I found Costa's comment, and may be edited for clarity, Photographers: Michael Andrews, Frank Cava, Jay Clendenin, Carlos (Oct. 17) Costa seemed to be very Greek language as well as the cul- "whining isn't the way to get equal grammar, libel and length. Gonzalez, John Stubler upset that a student at the teach-in ture. rights, respect, and opportunity," Submissions must contain the Advisers: Mack Lundstrom. Jim MrNay rally responded to a comment Another of her points was that, very insulting. How do we get author's name, address, phone Costa made and accused her of every culture at one time or anoth- those things Ms. Costa? Selling out number, signature and major. Advertising "not understanding how hard er has faced discrimination, and and assimilation. Submissions must be typed Advertising Director itazuhiro Aoki minorities have had to fight for the that the European immigrants of Having a teach-in rally and let- or submitted on a 3.5" disk Art Directors Dave Larson, Nelson Lopez past couple of hundred years for the 19th and early 20th centuries ting faculty and students express using Microsoft Word on the Retail Manager Jeni Angileri equal rights." Costa said she was dealt with some of the same issues how they feel about a certain issue, National Manager Kenton Morimoto Macintosh. Always provide a Etc. Manager Mark Fazzio "angered" and "taken aback" by that minorities face today. Yet, subject, or even a person or group printout of the piece. the "misunderstanding" of the stu- unlike today's minorities who of people, is by no means whirling. Marketing Manager Jennifer Nelson dent, and that "whining isn't the "improperly whine" and 'accuse," These days, everyone seems to Submissions may be put in Co-op Manager Erika Patton way to get equal rights, respect, these Europeans worked hard and be discussing how we, as mature the Letters to the Editor box at Downtown Manager Robert Shields and opportunity." eventually assimilated into typical and decent adults should sit down the Spartan Daily office in Downtown Account Executives Sonja Combs, Karl Leong Unfortunately, I have no knowl- "white" American culture. and talk out our problems. Dwight Bente' Hall room 209, Retail Account Executives June Espinoza, Brian Lutz, Then Edward Wilson edge of Costa's comment or the How can Costa insinuate that we could hopefully understand sent by fax to (408) 924-3237 or Etc. Account Executives students accusation of her. she understands what Tim Granshaw, Anton Rotshtein minorities each other and not have to turn to mailed to the Spartan Daily Art Adam Barker, Kathleen Cruz However, after reading Costa's arti- go through, when she says it was negative actions such as violence Forum Editor, School of Adviser Jack Quinton cle, seeing the way she jumped on her father who in fact experienced and name calling. Journalism and Mass Graphics Specialists Jim Butler, Dave Karigaca the defensive along with a brief discrimination not her. It was As long as Costa and people like Communications, San Jose of her famih. I am not who was her history con- her father teased and .jump on the defensive and State University, One News Room 408)924-3280 vinced that she iitnehow under- looked down upon not her. Her argue immaturely whenever they Fax 924-3282 stands how mini,' ines feel. father assimilated himself and his feel they've been misunderstood, Washington Square, San Jose, Advertising CA, 95192-0149. 924-3270 Costa, who it nsiders herself children into "white" America so instead of sitting and talking things Classified 924-3277 white, explained how her father, a that she wouldn't have to experi- out in a mature mariner, nothing Editorials are written by, and Greek, was discriminated against ence anything he had. So how will ever be solved. are the consensus of the Spartan Daily, (USPS 509-480), is published every school day for (full as a youngster in school and never could she prissibly understand? Spartan Daily editors, not the academic yr.) $25 (ea. sem.) $15. Off-campus price per copy, 15 cents, in% ited to the Mimes and parties of Costa is correct in saying that Alfredo Remendiz staff. by San Jose State University, One Washington Square, San Jose, CA, the Anglo kids. She tells of how certain European immigrant English Published opinions do not 95192-0149. Mail subscriptions accepted on a remainder of semester her Swedish mother's family was groups did experience discrimina- necessarily reflect the views of basis. Second-class postage paid at San Jose. CA. POSTMA.STER: Send address changes to Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, One hot tried her mom would marry a tion upon entering this country in the Spartan Daily, the School of on the 19th century. But it is 1995. and Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192.0149. Gruel, and how the pressure Journalism and Mass her father was so great he had to Latinos and blacks experienced change his name to hide his eth- discrimination before the 19th Communications or SJSU.

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Milestone GOP plans for balancing budget pass Congress WASHINGTON (AP) - - little surprise. Despite slender and hundreds of programs across Medicaid, said one of the partici- income tax credit for low-wage fhey now at least are being Republican leaders Thursday GOP margins in the House and government. pants, Sen. Olympia Snowe, R- workers that the Senate would candid to the American people claimed enough votes to push Senate, Republicans have Republicans would also dispense Maine. impose, she said. after weeks of telling us their goal milestone GOP budget-balancing remained remarkably united all $245 billion in tax reductions to Under the deal, the leadership On Wednesday, Dole and is to preserve Medicare," White plans through Congress this week, year, despite near-solid Democratic families, companies and investors. would support amendments restor- Gingrich reached agreements with House spokesman Mike McCurry and clinched deals with wavering opposition and a veto threat by And pieces of the government ing $5.9 billion in student loan lawmakers upset over reductions in told reporters. "Speaker Gingrich lawmakers to solidify their victory President Clinton. itself would be sold, such as the air reductions, $2.2 billion in Medicaid and farm aid. and Majority Leader Dole have margins. In addition, the legislation is the rights above railroad tracks near Medicare payments to hospitals, Democrats tried to fight back by now made it quite clear that their "More than 218," said House keystone of the party's top priority the Capitol so a commercial build- and $10 billion in Medicaid reim- citing a New York Times-CBS News goal is to destroy Medicare." Speaker Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., this year: to rein in the steady ing could be erected. bursements to several states includ- poll that showed the public dislikes On Wednesday. Clinton said the when asked if he had nailed down growth and reach of the federal The House was poised to pass ing Texas. Republicans' Medicare and tax-cut GOP proposal plundered pro- enough support in the 433-mem- bureaucracy while trimming taxes. the legislation today, while Senate In addition, Dole agreed to plans by healthy margins. They grams for the vulnerable, tossed ber House. The rest is detail." The leaders spoke to reporters leaders hoped for approval on restore federal nursing home stan- also cited recent statements by Lax cuts at wealthy people who Senate Majority Leader Bob as both chambers debated mam- Friday. dards the budget bill would have Gingrich and Dole that Democrats don't need them, and diverted Dole, R-Kan., also expressed assur- moth GOP packages that claim to Dole met this morning with scrapped, Snowe said. And during said show the GOP wants to elimi- money from efforts to improve ances that Republicans would pre- balance the budget by 2002 by uneasy GOP senators and agreed House-Senate budget negotiations, nate Medicare, the health-insur- education, the environment and vail. "We'll be all right," he said. extracting savings from Medicare, to help them roll back some cuts Dole will support a lessening of the ance system for the elderly, not other productive programs. The leaders' victory claims were Medicaid, benefits for veterans, in student loans, Medicare and $42 billion cut in the earned- simply revamp it.

Selena's killer sentenced to life in prison I i()t 'tiroN (AP) Saldivar was sentenced to life in if prison Thursday for shooting Tejano singing star Selena to death Yolanda Saldivar has been punished tremendously for at a Corpus Christi motel last March. her conduct. There are greater benefits if you let her The prosecution had asked jurors to sentence Ms. Saldivar to return to society. life in prison, meaning at least 30 Douglas linker years behind bars, and a $10.000 Defense attorney fine. Defense attorneys sought pro- bation. "Nothing you folks can do can PP bring Selena back," lead defense a robbeiy. The single prosecution witness, attorney Douglas Tinker told the Prosecutors contended that Ms. Dr. Faustino Gomez, testified jury Wednesday. Saldivar, who rose from fan club Wednesday that he did not find Ms. Saldivar, 35, was convicted of president to manager of Selena's Ms. Saldivar to be law-abiding. murder Monday for the March 31 clothing boutiques, shot Selena, Gomez was not allowed to men- shooting at the Days Inn in Corpus 23, after the singer's family sus- tion that he fired her in 1983 after Christi. pected her of embezzling $30,000. he suspected her of stealing Jurors began weighing Ms. The defense claimed the gun went money. Saldivar's punishment Wednesday off accidentally. Eight character witnesses for the and recessed after 5 1/2 hours. District Attorney Carlos Valdez defense portrayed Ms. Saldivar as a Deliberations resumed today for argued emotionally for the maxi- loving person who should not be an additional four hours. mum sentence. sent to prison. Ms. Saldivar did not face the "I'm asking you on behalf of "Yolanda Saldivar has been pun- death penalty because the crime that beautiful voice, that golden ished tremendously for her con- contained none of the aggravating voice that brought joy to millions duct," Tinker said in his final argu- circumstances required under of people, that voice that was menu to the jury. Texas law, such as a multiple mur- silenced," Valdez said. der or a murder committed during

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AM. AIMININIAMMIdianalMdMIIIIK 11 4 Friday, October 27, 1995 SPORTS San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Spartans in the hunt The Tigers finished 1-4 in their non-league slate SJSU football team against teams that all received national recognition from polls this season. "I think I'm not that good enough of a coach to still looking to make prevent the residue of that schedule," Shelton said. The Tigers, despite a 23-10 victory over Oregon Las Vegas Bowl bid State and a shoot-out against conference foe Louisiana Tech, 47-41, have the lowest total offense By Eddie Zacapa in the Big West with a mere 274. 7 yards per game Spartan Daily Staff Writer and 1923, yards to date. other hand, the Spartans, ranked sev- The SJSU football team is girding up for the Big On the 10 teams, have an average of 375.1 West Conference race. With its chances of making enth out of game and 2,626 yards on the season. the Las Vegas Bowl on the line, the team is fasten- yards per The Tigers aren't the only team who have had it ing its belts and tightening its buckles as it will face rough the first couple of weeks, though. The fellow conference competitors: University of the Spartans suffered losses to University of Southern Pacific, New Mexico State, Arkansas State, and the California (45-7), Stanford University (47-33) and University of Nevada-Reno to finish off the season. San Diego State (49-20). "Crazy," is the word SJSU head coach John in the conference, both teams are 1-1 and Ralston used to describe the conference race. "It's But, looking to race to the Las Vegas Bowl. very difficult to access the conference it's a free "Both teams are in the thicket of the race," for all," he said. Shelton said. "It's kind of what we have to sell our Saturday, the Spartans will be making the rounds kids." with UOP (2-5, I-1 in the conference) at Spartan And the SJSU kids believe it. Stadium at 1:30 p.m. "Despite our loss (last week), we are playing real The Tigers, who suffered a 45-3 trashing last good ball," said SJSU tight end Brian Roche, who week to Southwestern Louisiana, have had one of has 46 catches this season. "I don't think there is the toughest non-conference schedules in the any doubt were going to go (to the bowl)." PHOTO BY JEFF CHIU SPARlAbi DAILY country, Tigers' head coach Chuck Shelton point- ed out at last week's press conference. Head coach John Ralston directs his players during punt drills at Thursday afternoon's practice. SVORIS C NI !ADM SATURDAY: another day p.m. Indians live to play Football vs. Pacific, Spartan Stadium, 1:30 11 Women's volleyball at New Memo State, 7:30 pm. rare, bench-clearing incident in said. IN Women's cross country Big West COnterenCe Championships at Irvine, Cleveland wins game five 5-4; forces the Series energized Cleveland Hershiser, who walked one and 10 a.m. back to Atlanta early. struck out six, is 8-1 lifetime in Women's swimming at the Aquatics center, la p.m. The Indians, who made a habit postseason, four wins coming this CLEVELAND (AP) This beat Greg Maddux and the Atlanta of rousing rallies all year, went on year. He made the play of the SUNDAY: could be the start of the ultimate Braves 5-4 Thursday night, cutting to beat the best pitcher in baseball, game in the eighth with the score ? Men's soccer at Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, 5:30 p.m. comeback. their deficit to 3-2. sending the Series back to Atlanta. 4-2, atoning for two shaky plays by Orel Hershiser and the Albert Belle's two-run homer in Maddtuc stopped Cleveland on two spearing 's liner , just one game the first inning plus a brush- hits in the opener, but Hershiser arid doubling off at away from losing the World Series, back to Eddie Murray that led to a outpitched the three-time Cy first base. Young winner this time, allowing "I was yelling at myself, 'Finall, five hits and two runs in eight finally, you can make a play," Sharks acquire Owen Nolan innings. Hershiser said. "It was an unbelievable game," Jim Thome, who singled in the DENVER (AP) The Quebec, played in the 1992 All- Hershiser said. go-ahead run in the sixth, hit a Colorado Avalanche acquired Star Game. His best season was The Braves still have two more solo homer in the eighth for a 5-2 offensive-minded defenseman 1991-92, when he scored 42 chances to win their first title since lead. homered for the Sandis Ozolinsh from the San goals. He had 113 goals and 103 TOURCiitireirki7cAE:' moving to Atlanta. Game 6 will be third straight day a two-run shot Jose Sharks on Thursday for assists in 259 games before this Saturday night, with Dennis off Jose Mesa with two outs in the -LIU Ft I E. FILO Owen Nolan, one of the NHL's season. Martinez starting for the Indians ninth. Mesa earned the save by ARAKI IS A DAZZLING 8 WITTY VISUAL STYLIST." most physical and surehanded He had four goals and four against Game 2 winner Tom striking out Mark Lemke, ending Jay Carr !HE SOS TON III OBE right wings. assists its the first nine games Glavine. the fourth one-run game of the Nolan, the No. 1 overall pick this season for the Avalanche, "We've got to go back and win Series. 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Spartan Daily Staff Report time deficit. SJSU's Michelle Vargas earned Before the half, Sacramento's her second hat trick of the season Tish Smith put the Hornets up on in a game that guaranteed the a penalty kick with just 15 seconds women's soccer team a winning remaining in the first half. year. The win propels SJSU's first-year HE'S READY TO Vargas scored three goals in the team to an overall record of 9-6. CRACK. second half to lead the Spartans to Sacramento dropped its fifth con- a come-from-behind victory over secutive match and fell to 3-13. host Cal State Sacramento The Spartans final match of the season will be against the BETTER CANCEL THAI 41. Wednesday. a t_I University of the Pacific on TRIPLE ESPRESSO. The junior forward scored all three goals within a 12-minute Monday 7:30 p.m. at Spartan span of the second half, bringing Stadium. the Spartans back from a 1-0 half astir ###### 1 MOM It fffff Oral

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Affirmative action fasters call for support Poll I K\ I N I . I 111 Al' Ilse stir f ails II irl.is .uiij 1 All( II 011 Silltit.1111 shows runoff likely in San Francisco mayor's race dents in the 10th day of a hunger from other LA. t anpuses to come SAN FRANCIS(:0 (AP) - A the vote in both categories for era, and was tied with Brown Sixteen percent of the city elec- strike to restore affirmative action camp out for the weekend. poll released Thursday shows the the Nov. 7 vote, among likely voters with 26 per- torate said they were still unde- in the University of California The five strikers vowed to take margins between the three top The numbers for _Jordan and cent, cided. called Thursday for statewide sup- only liquids unul affirmative action candidates in the San Francisco Brown were about the same as in Supervisor Angela Al ioto The poll makes it increasingly port in the face of a university programs were restored and mayor's race have tightened and a previous poll taken in August threw her support to Achtenberg likely the city will have a runoff in deadline to end the fast. expanded. They also called for a a runoff is likely. But the figures showed when she withdrew from the race December between the two top Officials at the University of redin non in student fee hikes. Mayor Frank Jordan has the increased backing for former last week. candidates, and that appears to California, Irvine, said Thursday Regents voted injuls to roll back support of 29 percent of all vot- U.S. Housing and Urban Businessman Ben Horn, the be bad news for Jordan if he afternoon no decision had been programs that help minorities in ers, and 30 percent of likely tot- Development official Roberta only Republican in the race, had makes the cut. made on putting a strip to the hiring, admissions and contract- ers, the San Francisco Chronicle- Achtenberg, with her support the support of 1 percent of the The poll showed he would lose protest. The uniyersiu and the ing. KRON TV survey found. jumping 5 percent. voters, and all other candidates a runoff with Brown by 15 per- protesters agreed before the strike The strikers said they have Former Assembly Speaker In the latest poll, she was totalled 2 percent. cent and with Achtenberg by 6 began at midnight Oct. 16 that it begun to suffer headaches, stom- Willie Brown has 26 percent of favored by 22 percent of all sot- percent. would last for 10 days only. ach pains, declining blood pres- The United Front, the group sure and heart rate and extreme backing the strikers, planned a fatigue.

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6 Friday, October 27. 1995 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Recycling Manhole From pap 1 id From page 1 from 25 to 33 percent. The eventu- al goal is 50 percent by the year ... It is more cost-effective to recycle ... studeni in the department do NW, as mandated by Assembly scull tile( is designed to implore Bill 939. Originally, the bill was the i.unpu.s. appearimce. Engel said Michele Gendreau intended for county and city facili- Spartan Shops associate director they would cost much less and take ties only but was expanded a year much less lime than the compre- later to include the state. hensive overhauls currently being Universities were not a part of the PP done. stale mandate, but were encour- recycling for us, but we are being Department of Conservation. This As for the painted manhole cov- aged to participate. responsive to the environment and is the next step, Castillo said. "We ers, they have more meaning than Recycling started about six years the mandate," he said. hope to have these bins in use by the combinations of color on them. ago at SJSU. Castillo said, with an "In many cases, we pay the recy- next semester.' Parker said the manhole covers investigative class project by a clers to haul things away, such as Castillo said now that they have have aesthetic qualities in them- group of environmental studies with fluorescent bulbs," Lathigara the paper products under control, seises. and the purpose of painting students. The former group, said. "We have exchange programs they want to start on glass and oh t them is to draw attentnm to the Students Affiliation for for copier and printer toner car- cans. patterns of raised notches on them. Environmental Respect, began ask- tridges, and shop around for the "The problem we have had with He said a wide variety of patterns ing questions about where the best deals on other recycling needs cans and glass in the past, is that exists in the realm of manhole cov- trash went after it was discarded. such as metal, car batteries, oil and some people on campus, whom we ers. Many of them have configura- "They came to my office looking tires." have little control over, take the tions which remind him of ancient for information," he said. "At first Michele Gendreati, associate cans out of the dumpsters and Aztec. Mandala-like, and Chinese they were very confrontational, but director of Spartan Shops. coordi- then we are faced with liabilityz symbols. I told them there was no need to nates her efforts whenever possible problems if someone gets hurt, "If von truly look, everything is be ... that I was on their side and with those of Facilities Castillo said. 'The new bins have interesting and beautiful," Parker wanted to work with them." Development and Operations long handles that look like drink- said. Along with other campus (FD&O). ing straws. You can put cans and He said manholes are powerful groups. Spartan Shops and "We recycle most of our own bottles into them, but you can't get metaphors which point to the University Housing, Castillo put paper, cardboard, cans and glass, your hand in to take anything archetypal elements that work in together a systematic pilot pro- but our oil and light bulbs go out." the minds of individuals and con- gram that outlined what was to be through FD&O," she said. "It is In an attempt to further the nect them to the world as one com- recycled, when it would be recy- more cost-effective to recycle, recycling efforts on campus, munity. cled and how it was going to work. garbage hauling rates are very Castillo has recently chosen a com- "Every city in the world has Rajesh Lathigara, a graduate stu- expensive." pany to do a waste stream assess- them." dent in environmental studies, was Lathigara has recently secured a ment. The company will examine Parker noted that many of the brought on board as an intern this grant for 2,000 desk recyclers. everything that is in one com- water, electrical, and telecommuni- semester, to help design and assist Within a few weeks, every office pactor over a period of a month in cations systems are located under- with the program. desk should have one, he said. At order to determine what else ground and extend vast distances. "We are very lucky to have Raj," the end of each day, they can be could be rescued and recycled. He compared these systems to the Castillo said, "he has a master's in emptied into larger recycle bins Lathigara said to remember the subconscious human mind, which the program, is interested in the located in a central area of each four R's of recycling: Refuse connects individuals to one another PHOTO KV MICHAEL ANDREWS SPARTAN DAILY project and is a very hard worker." building. This is not only effi- don't buy it to throw it away; despite differences in physical loca- Lathigara has put together data cient, but it spreads the effort Reduce your purchases; Reuse by tions and conscious ideologies. One of the T-shirts made by Parker and Engel from a on landfill diversion, written their around." repairing and restoring; and first newsletter and does a lot of Another grant in the works is for Recycle. manhole. daily hands-on recycling. 90 new can and glass recycling bins "Picre is not a lot of money in at a u ost of 330o rae li from the

Highway: No plans for transit system from S.J. to Santa Cruz " What we found in the From page 1 shorter route along CalTrain's pre- would be fun," she said. "But, of and pollution on the rise, I think a rail system between San Jose and study is that . ridership simple. according to Erick Jollie, sent commuter route from the San course, it would be great if this some sort of rail system or means Santa Cruz would be between an employee at Roaring Camp Francisco Peninsula to San Jose, could work out to be something of mass transit will have to be $371 million and $646 million, would not justify cost. Railroad, the company managing then on Southern Pacific's Coast that could be used in the future." developed." depending on the kind of system. the Davenport line of the railroad Route to Watsonville, Monterey Parker said she doesn't know of However, Steven Fisher, a senior The study also surveyed com- Steven Fisher from Felton to the Santa Cruz Bay, and Santa Cruz. any plans to revive a rail transit sys- transportation planner with the muters on the likelihood of using Santa Clara Co. Transportantion Beach Boardwalk. According to Ann Parker, direc- tem between San Jose and Santa Santa Clara County Transportation mass transit if it was available, Agency senior planner "The old track used to run tor of public relations at the Santa Cruz, but she thinks the develop- Agency, said he thinks the possibili- Fisher said. where the Lexington Reservoir is Cruz Seaside Co., one purpose ment of one is only a matter of ty of a rail system ever being devel- "What we found in the study is P7 now." he said. *The track is at the behind the one-day run of the time. oped is "zero." that, fundamentally, ridership bottom of the lake." "Suntan Special" is good old fun. "I think it's inevitable," Parker According to a study by the would not justify cost," Fisher said. The "Suntan Special" traveled a "On the surface, this was just said. "With population on the rise, transportation agency completed "The public just doesn't seem to something that seemed like it and traffic accidents on the rise, in February, the cost of developing want it." Montage Costumes From page 1 "non-stop potpourri. ... This Johnson said. The price is $10 for the general unusual concert will feature a The format typifies those of the public and $5 for SJSU students From page 1 and an opera singer, a guitarist and a pianist. selection by each performer in "prism concerts which are popu- and senior citizens. All proceeds thus and shoes for $1.50 and skirts from $2 to $5. These quick-fire succession from many lar at East Coast schools, and will will benefit the School of Music's are available for students to borrow for classes As the audience walks into the costumes Concert Hall, they will be enter- parts of the Concert Hall." be used for the first time at SJSU, scholarship fund. Call 924-4673 for free of charge throughout the year. All that is required is Performers will be scattered she said. more information. filling out a form in the costume shop. tained by the SJSU Mariachi Ensemble before the main perfor- onstage and in the aisles. As their Interested persons can begin to "This sale is something that is put on every year. We put it turn arises, the performers will purchase tickets 30 minutes before together to sell clothes that we won't use again," said cos- mances begin. A press release from the School play "on the spot" rather than per- the show at the Concert Hall tume shop designer Eliza Chugg, forming onstage as is traditional, entrance. About one third of the clothes sell and leftovers are given of Music described the concert as a to charity. The sale runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Hugh Gillis Hall, room 136A. Costumes and accessories cost from 10 cents to $15. U.SA DISCOUNT FARES CALPIRG No AtAAN: Lt. vi-Qt.ivi-D N1( RI 1318 From page 1 trihalomethane rule is outdated District, which oversees the distrib- IA IND( IN RI 1475 and no health ution of water in the Santa Clara 013.1. MIAMI RI $359 cated that we can't take our safety and unprotective, INDIA RI 11059 of water lightly," Gould said. "We standard has been set for radon. County, doesn't think the govern- DALLAS. Al '511N SI LOUIS KT 1309 Traffic light malfunction "People should be concerned ment should weaken the regula- WAS!! 'BAIT 'BOST. RT $359 must insist that the prevention FAKES ollIGINATING of the Safe Drinking Water MOM OTHER MILS PLEASE tut measures be strengthened and not about the water that they're drink- tions SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR TOURS & weakened to protect the health of ing, but are we in the position to Act. C.RUISES FARES SUBJECT TO avanasitrry may be reason for bus crash ,FAP. MAHAR/ FoR DECEMBER our communities." say that no one should drink their "We prefer not to see the stan- water no," he said. 'The citizens dard loosen in any form," said SIAR Si. RVIt ON RIVER GROVE, Ill. (Al') before the accident, the depart- Tom Fendley, campaign director b05L \RM.111P2D1 N MARkEi Two more youngsters died ment had a contractor inspect the of research for CALPIRG, thinks need a stronger not a weaker Teddy Morse, the district's public I state drinking act." information officer. SAN FRANSIS(XF, SAN JOSE, CA today from injuries suffered when light because local officials were the NRDC report contends that G 91105 115113 a commuter train slammed into concerned about possible mal- federal health standards for the Santa Clara Valley Water 415-243-0144 408-924-0144 their school bus. bringing the toll function. three carcinogens aren't set at lev- to seven. Meanwhile, investigators "The concern was that it was not els which safeguard human health. tried to determine whether a mal- working properly," Adorjan said. "The drinking standard for functioning traffic light led to the "The system apparently was in arsenic is more than 50 years old The unconscious, ' It's the source tragedy. working order.' He declined to and was set before we knew arsenic Stephanie Fulham. 15, and identify the contractor. causes cancer," Fendley said. "The subconscious of your nightmares, Susanna Guzman, 18, died late this Residents said codrdination or reactive mind unreasonable fears, morning at Lutheran General between the gates and signals pro- Hospital in Park Ridge. Both had tecting the railroad crossing and underlies and upsets and any been in critical condition since the traffic light at the intersection Wednesday's accident. Nine other just beyond it had long been poor. enslaves man. A insecurity. students remained hospitalized, "People have been saying some- STUDENT two in critical condition. thing's going to happen because Residents said the traffic light it's just not timed right," said Jim had long been a problem, but a Homola, who was in his car state official said it had been behind the bus when the train hit. TRAVEL inspected the day before the acci- "It was an accident waiting to Get rid of your said Pat Ward, who dent and seemed to work. happen," reactive mind. Sensors embedded in the tracks works at a convenience store half a London $467 are supposed to change the cross- block from the crash scene. Buy and read ing's traffic light to green as a train She said the gates at the crash Paris 492 approaches to allow vehicles to site closed on her husband's semi- clear the intersection, officials trailer truck while he waited at the Frankfurt 610 said. But some witnesses reported intersection just hours before that the light was red, which could Wednesday's fatal crash. She said Rome 652 have prevented the bus carrying 35 he edged his rig into traffic to get students and the driver from mov- off the tracks. ing into the heavy morning traffic. Investigators overnight began Madrid 664 MONIS "There are indications that testing the light and were seeking DIE MORIN HIM Of MENTAL OHM _1 there have been previous prob- police phone logs to check for Tel Aviv 873 lems at that particular crossing," complaints. Before dawn, techni- by L. Ron Hubbard National Transportation Safety cians in white helmets were testing San Jose 506 Board member John Goglia said signals at the crossing. Early morn- Wednesday night. ing ((initialler trains crawled Dianetics contains $6.99 paperback. with horns blowing, and a The town's police chief, Robert through discoveries heralded Get your copy today at Polston, saw %N.rdnesirlay morning's woman scurried by to lay a bou- htly 000 ,1.10.01 crash because he was checking out pier of lilies at the scene. as greater than the Spartan Shops recent reports of problems with Regardless of whether the light the light. Village officials have said was red or green, some witnesses 415-391-8407 the wheel or fire. Distribution Center, he would not comment because said there was no car ahead of the driver could have San Jose State he was an eyewitness. bus and the 51 Grant AVP11111. Department of moved forward. A crossing gate o .00., Ary P171. ,40110M104 11.0 .Syrr00 01.1S Illinois San F rani IS. I,. CA ..0,0000, 000.. 000 00001 IttC spokesman hail come down behind the bus. 1IA fH/IVI I tnied /nth 4% 08,0011020 00. 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