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Volume 44, No. 94 • • • • • arv1s sw1n IS -cu 1n Editor's note: Because of siderable response con­ -,airlg the Howard Jarvis in­ can't read them. $2,000 so you can get in there for poor family who can't afford to year for four years. I rode an in the Poly Royal :61/iew I believe in education, but if $1,200, and I'm not going to pay send its children to college? inter-urban train for 18 miles to -,ion. and calls from readers you pay all your tuition. I, as a anymore. Jarvis: I was (from) a poor college and I paid all my own io missed the original taxpayer, still pay more than Dialy: I've heard that part of family. I worked my way way and I got straight A grades. �cation, we have re-printed you do. I bought the building Proposition 9's appeal is that it through four years of college. I ow, I don't expect guys your 11entires tory. and the ground that put the helps the little guy without much worked an afternoon shift at the age to have that many guts, college there for you. I'm paying money. How does tuition help a Copper Co., 365 days a because you don't have a hell of a Daily Stall Writer lot in the schools these days, but Holl'ardBY ANDREW Jaruis, JOWERSthe blustery I expect you to do something to brusque symbol of tax pay your way because I think fJ1l1I, continues to trample I've paid all I want to pay for re others fear to tiptoe. He kids going to college. I don't co-author of Proposition 13, think you should get a freeride. ii d in June 1978, which Daily: Estimates are that if ed property taxes. Now, he tuition is charged, 100,000 paigns for his latest students will be knocked out of E .iiatit·e, Proposition 9, which the CSUC system. E .,.Jd cut the average Califor­ II I ·s state income tax by 54 Jarvis: I wishthere would be and '/IWlt. Some haue called this an especially a lot from foreign IE nsidered and blind wing of countries. We could cut 100,000 a.ratthe state coffers. Jaruis foreign students-legal and illegal aliens going to school I it a swing for freedom­ I!!! ::i,ncialand political. here-mooching on us and get interuieu· took place at his them the hell out of here. hireBoulevard, All you say doesn't make any impression on me because you're e headquarter of the Tax inferring that if you go to Cal ction Movement. Poly you'll get an education. I don't believe it, because they don't give you one. They give :Wy: \\'hat guarantees can you you a bunch of garbage. nemethat I'll be able to finish education if Proposition 9 Daily: What about, for example, ? I can't afford private minority students, who plan to tion. go to college; who can't afford · : \Vho do you want to pay tuition, and who are already Have you got someone in working to help their families? that you would like to pay Jarvis: Good for them. They your education? You know if have to work too. I think that as 11don't pay it, somebody eLe long as the school system is not me has got to. You want me producing education, that when pay for your tuition- I ain't I pay $50,000 a year in taxes, I to do it. don't get any education for it-I · y: Do you think free get a scam. The school system is tion has served not an education institution anymore, it's a political Mafia · : \Vhat we have in this for money. The only difference I sy tern is everything but betweenthe school system today tion-that we don't have. and the Mafiais that the schools the chools are in the steal more money than the ness of manufacturing Mafia. nent welfare recipients. I don't like it-I wish we had the biggest drag, the biggest some education; I'd like to pay ndoggle, the biggest for education, but I don't like to ption of public money in blow my money on zero zilch. omia. . \\'hy do you say that? Daily: How much does it help · : Because the records your campaign having the e it. Sixty-three percent of support of people like Carol high schools (students) are Hallett (R-Atascadero, and Republican leader in the state tionally illiterate. In order Asembly) and (Lt.Gov.) Mike you to go to college, they Howard Jarvisis shown commenting during a spring break interview. to reduce the books to the Curb? th grade level because you Jarvis: It helps because they're quite respectable people. We have some bright people, both Democrats and Republicans, and that's why Proposition 9 is going ayor reacts to Jarvisquotes . to pass in California about 3-1. Daily: Why does their public­ Dally Co-Editor figure support help you, but BY JOHN KELLER '' ty immediate reaction is After reading "Howard Jarvis which contained quotes from having Gov. Brown against you i that if there is anything we are See Jarvis, page 3 swings his Prop 9 ax ... " for the Jarvis, but never saw the not worry you? llayor Lynn Cooper said he frst time Wednesday afternoon, original story until Wednesday. proud of, it is Cal Poly," Cooper lo dumbfMustangounded byDaily Howard the mayor was shocked to see "I don't endorse the content of said. 'arvis and the remarks he made what he heardTelegram-Tribune about the story what he is saying and especially People who live in the co_m· the in was actually true. The mayor the method he used," said munity identify themselve� with Insidetoday �erence to CalPoly and the city said he read a Cooper. "As far as him the in· the university, Cooper said. To (San Luis Obispo. editorial appearing Monday dividual, his credibility is at best take potshots at the qu�ty of Bert Lance Proposition 9 marginal. education riles the commurutr. acquitted "I wonder if he was drunk or Carol Hallett, 29th district Seepage 3 !! off his rocker,'' Cooper said. representative in the state15 mbly, denounced Ja�s, b�t the majority of Californian's Jarvis made statements which asse receive a cost-of-living raise will Proposition 9-the bill he 10 Resevoir opens � vote on June 3 say "yes" to were completely wrong, ac· not not be pushed into a higher tax sponsoring. again :•uposition 9, these restrictto ions bracket. cording to Cooper. No controller . Hallett has a lot of support See page 5 Sacramento's ability to raise -the sales tax would exists in San Luis Obispo as be frozen this county, Cooper said. enue will be added the at its present 6 percent level. Jarvis said, and the assesor is teco nstitution: -the state business inventory employed by the county and not "I don't think her credibilityis Prof wins race­ -personal income taxes in the tax would be eliminated. the city. affected, but certainly Prop. 9 almost he said. willcut be an average of 54 A two-thirds majority of all Comments about the city, the is," See page 7 t. to eligible California voters is Mayor said, are no big deal. But ·•I will not make any -11ersonal income truces would needed to cut an amendment references to Cal Poly as garbage statement on 9 now because I fnlly indexed the rate of once it has been added to the education are "way off base," don't think it is appropriate for tion, so that those who constitution. Coopersaid. me to say," said Cooper· e e Page2 Daily Thursday, May 1, 1980 1n1on ______Mustang -----.. l'M NUTS FOR JARVIS Trust me, trust me yes, i'd like to go nuts for Jarvis ... •. i prefer to contribute towards the elimi nation of Howard Jarvis is his ownMustang worst Daily.enemy. With enough line, TAXES .•• □ CAL STATE COLLEGES • ••D he'll surely noose himself-and that's just what happened in LIBERAL PINKOS .••□ GOVERNMENT ••• D the Poly Royal edition of Interviewed by staff writer Andrew Jowers in the tax ------� critic's Los Angeles office, Jarvis took off his mask. What's @t%�9 underneath has caused floods of response from media J�Rv1s foi,iriciANs! throughout the state. The self-proclaimed tax-cutter usually needs your concealed from the public by abrupt sayings, ambiguous talk help if and smooth press agents, exposed a cynical chip on his Prop. 9 is shoulder: to p ass -Resentment of Cal Poly and the California school system in general. -Disdain for San Luis Obispo City and County. -Disregard for most politicians and doubt for all they say. There were other equally ruinous remarks, too many to VOTE paraphrase here. What such rancor illustrates is a man willing to go to any extreme for attention, any length to YEZ)( proclaim his "truths," any means for passage of his "baby" - - Proposition 9. We have reprinted the entire Jarvis interveiw, as orginally published in the April 25-26 Poly Royal edition. Read it, realize this is the Frawls same man who asks our trust.By Mark Lawler SUt;M A �oFOt,IN,D C4EE.THl\NKS ... STATEMatr HowAW.'

Letters Thanks for Jarvis 1'111 ASI Program Board. ASI Events brought the Tony WiUiarns Editors: during Kaleidoscope, Kate \Volf nd I would like to take this opportunity Peter Alsop two weeks ago and � to sincerely thank you for providing us sponsored Holly ear threeweeks qo. with Howard Jarvis' commentary on Stephanie the state of education in this country. ASI Fine Arts Commitut After reading that Mr. Jarvis was a "straight A" student, it i truly a comfort to know that I will graduate from this university in June with "a bunch of garbage" rather than an education of the calibre that Mr. Jarvis received! It is horrifying to think that this man can. and will, have such an impact on the state of educationin Californiaif we ju t sit back and watch. Please, allof us must get out and take a stand on this issue, A D VOTE OUR POSITION in the June election. If we choose to sit back and be idle on this issue, then certainly we deserve whatever the outcome is! ClarificationKent A. Handelsman Daily• policy \fustang Daily Mustang Daily The policy of regar· Letters should be submitted to the Editors: Real life ding letters and ,;ubmitted material Editor.office in!vlustang Graphic Daily. Arts Regarding Jim Hendry's April 25, 26 such as letter and pre relea s building 226,Cal 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekday article "The Year in Concerts ... from 1 out ide of the newpaper taff i as or by mail to David Grisman to TOTO"-just a few follow points of clarification. First, while the GrC 226, Poly, an Lui Obi po. CA Editors: _;, 93407. Letters must include the writer's ASI Concerts Committee has beenvery I would like to extend a weko� PreMustang relea Dailye should be submitted a worl J early a possible to the news editor in signature and social security number. successful in providing this campus hand to Mitchell Lee to the with a diversity of well-run first-class blame for som of the office or by mail. 11 Editor reserve the right to limit. reality. Yes, � , concerts, let us keep straight who can be attnbu� relea es should include a phone number condense. rewrite and edit pr s release world's problems provides what concert and when. Count States and the U Mu ct and name where further information and make judge-ments ba ed on their both the United Basie and His Orchestra was financed this s n< may be obtained. news alue. History supports : �� by the University Union Board of However, I am disturbed by .Ill. "Illy: E Mustang Daily Governors and the concert was chell's use of propaganda teclm;i� lirv'is:01 "rganized and run by the ASI Fine Arts which he so vociferously deplores Co-Editor Jay Al ing General anager Claude Rat hf Committee. letter. Mr. Lee, bow do you�-- Co-Ed,ror John Keller Adver11sIn9 anager chela o·connor This committee too works on a mass media is "working band-itdf?n· �tr• Editorial Ass1slan1 Greg Corning Adverusing Assistant Steve 'Villard Pr,nted on campus by volunteer basis. Several members from the PentagonMusta ngand the f r Ed1to11at Ass1s1ant C,llhy Spearnak with .. � Univt1rs11y Graphic Systems Is t�ere 00CL' , m Sports Ed,tor Torn Johnson the Concerts Committee and other Intelligencea Agency ? Ii Phot� Director Ray Acevedo Pubhcat1ons Mar.ager . . . Lou Correia organizations a sisted the evening of agent on the Dally . · trplus, Circulation Richards ogfeldt Web Manager . . Mike T1lhsch the performance. The planning of. the you have "deep-throat" connect1 don't concert, from the signing of the contract this, let us know. ?0 to the catering for the band members, Also, what do you know 8 wa an ASI Fine Artsoperation. We are chemical weapons? If you very proud of this accomplishment and homework, you may find there feelwe man de serve propercredit . variety of chemical "'�po� 't y le · By econd, the article lists David which are not necessaril mw:1111- Ad�ert1s1n9 reque ·t 546•1UJ or Gri a proceeding Count Basie _way, how did . ou find th e. 20 Mustang D Grap 1c Arts Bur ding Room226 during Kaleido cope. Count Ba ie was for lethal agent listed? \\ � Feb. 4 and DavidGrisman Feb. 9. under GE, TTS-Lethalor G Third, the e were not the only con· KGB? certs programmed by committee of the - Mustang Daily Thursday, May 1, 1980 Page3

• were Daily: A Jarvis: shit their pants the politicians and Datsun. . . I was playing on their fears. But the You·re contributing to the people, I wasn't playing on their fears at unemployment in the , lot � all. That ·s a real some goddamned right? General Motors just lajd off a • 8 unt for anything. 400,000 elderly citizens aying if . • .. B own don't co .. stupidDaily: psychologist's dream after he's of people. o you helped them. I; that because he d:ad duck politically (Propos1t10n) 13 pas ed. they d lose all been smoking marijuana. what they teach you at Cal Poly. Why ed up with (Tom) Hayden and state benefits-that was a lie. They said Jarvis� I mean the fears of losing your the hell don't you go to school over there and the publi� thinks (Proposition) 13 wa for the rich-that house because of(high property)to taxes. buying their god· _:ieJ Fonda (Japan)? You're • re garbage. was a lie. , after I didn't have to play on their damnedDaily: products. Tokyo ought to pay [don·t givea damn what Brown doe , Proposition 13 passed, said it. was the fears-they were going lose their your tuition-the Jap H s aid he's going to vote again t best thing that ever happened to houses. The only fears I played on were Shouldn't I buy the best thing rig ll I' �ie,e I'm going to . vote for it, so m California. after aying the previous six to cancel out his vote. Of course, month. it was. the worst thing. So he's he 't ,,sciav. vote absentee be�au. . se hasn either lying one place or the other. And, n in the state much in the la t 200 of course. they lied about the state surplu . They said it was 1.5 billion ___,1 ,ilv: While campa1gn1ng f or and I said it wa . 6.5 billion, and it � ition 13, you m�de �u<:h of th turned out to be. 6.5 billion. oi'Port of ( ob�l pn�e-win�•i:ig con· o this a long s rie of monumental ·ative economist) Milton9 ... f nedman. lies that. your friends in acramento and it'lld in the newspap�r that he's come in the school system told you, most of it gainst Proposition in the school yst m. The people in the Dachoolily: system are pretty clever liars­ The onl y difference most of them. tween the school People are also saying Jarvis:Propositi on 9 is for the rich, that it's •stem and the Mafia is regre. sive. , at the schools steal They're liars, it's progressive. If wre money. you have a 15,000 income, you get a 70 -Jarvis percDaily: nt reduction in your taxes that amount to �27.50 a month. But if you only earn $10,000 to $12,000, you only get about a $70 Jarvireduction per year ( tale Franchise Tax i : He has not. You can read in the Board Figures). newspaper anything you want. : o, I didn't sa that. That's not , a funny thing-all th people that correct. I ju t told you what it was. If against (Proposition) J 3 when you have le s than 15,000, you pay an was for it, they aid he was a very little income tax, most of them ,.. . And now that he makes a none at all. They don't pay nothing. fled tatement they think he· They have a freeride on the rest of us. t. That's a hypocritical bunch of If you have a 30,000 (income), you :ards. get in a higher bracket, you will have a reason Milton Fri dman said 63 percent reduction, and that'll be he said i because he was afraid about. 35 a month. (Legislative analyst -o1,- if we passed (Propo it.ion) 9 the William Hamm e timates a reductjon of ,laturee would increase the taxes on 53.3 percent.) And finally you get to rations. (Propo ition) 9 don' t 50,000 income, you only get a 49 !Clea corporate taxes-the cor· percent reduction. So the bulk of the cion don't get a nickel. And Daily:money goe to the low income, and when '.fdmantading hasa letter alwavs to himfelt. he we said hould was Brown ays different, he's a liar. 6ceFriedman)t8JCes oncorporatio n . How do cuts like these measure up against cuts in, for example, free " ...I believe it i better health care? let Proposition 4 (passed in :.ember '78, putting a ceiling on You 're inferring that if the politician's, because he thinka he's avaJarvis:ilable to me? Why should I buy an ual increases in tate and local got to get out of the marinatedpolitical American car? · g) for a while before we move you go to Cal Poly you'll grease. And he thinks,is "This guy's Because it's the best thing er to use the initiative process on . get an education... they going to get my job." Well, by God, available to you. You 're a jackass to buy fie taxes. At the ame Lime ... l will they're right-this guy going to get a Datsun. Anybody that has any brams · a finger against Proposition 9. don't. give you one. They their job. They're going to go back to don't but a foreign car. You'd lose your How about waiting for other laws work shining shoes, where they belong. ass and you'd deserve it-you ought to passed by the Legislature to give you a bunch of AnDaily:d that goes for a lot of professors, Daknowily: better. You need some education; t first? (The state Legislature garbage. too. maybe I'd contribute to you. ed the business inventory tax -Jarvis What about the Tax Simplicity I'd appreciate it. After vided co t-of-living indexing so Act? Proposition 13 passed, the spirit caught "fomians will not be pushed into 9 Jarvis: It's a fraud. It says we're going Jarvis:on around the state. Do you think this brackets by pay increase-two Jarvis: to put all the tax on business and none will happen with income tax? 'on Proposition hop s to seal on people. When you raise taxes on Yes, because the people are tate constitution.) Don't measure up at all, because 9 business, it raises all prices and that's gradually getting intelligent-especially The Legi lature never pas ed you ·11 have more money after all. Business don't pay any taxes of any the ones that don't go to school. until I filed Proposition 9. They (Proposition) than you ever had kind to nobody any time. They won't A lot of the states have half the them to try and defeat before. The only danger to health care tell you that at that stupid college of property tax we have. (Texas) has no "tion 9. and each one of them has and schools is we have a stupid yours because they don't want you to income tax and they have better in it that, can repeal it at any legislature and stupid school people. know that. education and less crime. And every that is a big fat fraud. They're They would like to keepall the money at If you go to the May Comp�y and time gas goes up, we build a goddamned up the top and they would like to take all of there. buy a pair of shoes, do you think they big Rolls Royce out there, a Mercedez· . g, it. They don't want to givethe students Do you think Propo ition 9 really pay the taxes on the shoes? N� way. Benz, and callit education. anything. They want to steal all the result in cut in government What do you think Exxon does with the And now it's (gas tax) going up school money for the administrators of or will taxe that can be gas tax you pay. Every week they send fast... because a lot of environmentalist the school cartel. I want to cut down . (business and sales taxes) be it to the government. Do you drive a nuts in this country prevent us from their thievery, because that·s all it is. sed? car? having oil and gas. tvi : o, it won't cut it a nickle. (You 're) from Cal Poly. God, if you :\nposition) 13 didn't cut it any ejther, want to ee a lousy county, it's San Luis use your school has got more Obispo. That·s the dumbest, crookedest ey this year than it had last year. bunch of goddamned crap in that whole every ci ty has more money and county. I went there one time and I tried Nardonne's ·t · county has more money and the to find out what their bonded in· :.e has more money. And after debtedness was. There wasn't a son of a •ilposition) 9 passes, your school bitch in the city of San Luis Obispo that Welcome to ' ·ct will still have more money than knew. They mayor didn't know, the :hasnow . controller didn't know. the assessor : B ause of oil d ontrol didn't know. I finally found a little ; � � � ? . La Famiglia �: Oil decontrol 1s one thing. Of grayhaired old gal sitting way in the • se, if 11 what Sen. Cranston (D-Calif.) back-you can't find anything from � on national TV is right, oil these assholes in the front office. She Pizzeria trol 11 �n would produce $5 billion this got the records. They were in this Open 4 f?r California taxes. And if that's shoebox, so help me Christ. And you . , instead Sun. thru Thurs. 11-9 " of having a $6.5 billion know what I found out about that • lus, we'll have an $8 billion surplus. goddamned screwball outfit? They built Fri. and Sat. 11-10 don't count on that; I say the oil will a road to San Simeon about 40 years Closed Mondays , l' produce $3 billion a year. But the ago. (The only direct road between San · y: loss to the state of Califorrua on Luis Obispo and San Simeon is state sition 9 will be less than $1 billion. Highway 1, completed in 1937.) They 541-6890 Why do your figures always vary have never paid anything except the -IIJ.uch with government figures interest on it. That's the kind of a · : Because the government puts Daily:government you've got in an Luis 789½ Foothill Ill bullshit figures. They have since Obispo. Foothill Shopping Center began. During the Proposition 13 San Luis Obispo ey said that if (Proposition) 13 Jarvis:campaign, you were playing on people's . all the schools would close- fears ... , a lie. They sent out a letter to Horseshit. The only people who ��������===��-::...::...:--

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.·Newscope ,i Cal Poly's drama society, To celebrate National The Cinco De Mayo There will be ... Alpha Psi Omega, will Bicyc le Day, the Disabled students First coffeehouse program and re ults of payback by Poly meet today in Room 212 of Wheelmen plan to have a Poly Royal will be today from 11 a.Ill the H.P. Davidson Music display at 11 a.m. today in discussed at today' p.m. in Room l�"i Building at 11 is a.m. the UU Plaza to answer meeting of MEChA, to be EngineeringRentersEast. · ad� Members are urged to questions about the club Members of Disabled ASI Special Events in UU 218 at 5 p.m. - attend. The meeting also and cycling. There will also Student Services will meet Committee presents the ASI elections open to interested non­ be a bicycle swap meet today at 11 a.m. in UU 218. first coffeehouse of the members. tonight at 6:30 in the crafts New officers will be quarter. Featured will be Diving clinic elected, and there will bea Lawyers from the room of the city recreation some San Luis Obispo Luis Obispo Legal center. reception after the musicians in a warm, Cal Poly PALS meeting. All students are urged to will be coming to Cai Folk singer mellow atmosphere. elec­ on May 8 at 11 �­ Coffeehouse will be tonight get out there and vote in the upcoming ASI discuss the legal �� The Cal Poly Athletic at 8 in the Mustang landlordltenant re!a Lounge and cost is 50 tions, scheduled for May 7 , Department is now of­ hips. The discussion"' The United Lutheran centSocias. l sciences and 8. � fering a free diving clinic, Cal Poly's PALS PE intramurals in Chumash Auditot, (OD open to all students program needs male Campus Ministry and and is free. f.sh regardless of experience. volunteers to devote three Westminster Collegiate Student he�lll"-IUI L:ll Basic instruction in the to four hours a week as a Fellowship willpresent Ric bci fundamentals of Masten, a folk singer and The Social Sciences Big Brother to motherless A mix ed doubles springboard diving will be or fatherless children in the poet, on May 11 at 7:30 Council is sponsoring an volleyball tournament, The tudent Ii given every Tuesday, San Luis Obispo area. If p.m. in Fischer Science open forum between enate � open to all students, will be Advisory Council tr Thursday and Friday you are staying through Hall 289. The concert is candidates and all mem­ May 17 and 18 at Avila like your participatiQi through the end of the the summer, please call free. bers of the Division of Yearbook editors Beach. 1gnups are now their newsletter. quarter from 11 a.m. to 1 546-1395 or stop by Social Sciencestoday at 11 beingtaken in'Room 104 of have any health p.m. The clinic will be at Student Community a.m. in UU 216. Sickle-cell the PE Building. Price is articles or topics yo-u the pool behind the main Services for more in­ $1 a person, and deadlines like to see coverea. gym. formation. Applications for year­ for signups 1s May 13. them m the ne ..w ,_1 book and student opinion Liquid refre hment will be receptacleat the frOJJt profile editors are now There will be a. meeting provided on May 18. of the Health Center. available in the ASI offices for all intere ted in being through May 6. When involved in the Sickle-Cell Supreme Court expands rights completed, place them in Anemia Testing on May Box 21 of the activities 13. The meeting will be in Planning Center. UU 217D today at 11 a.m. C. WA HI GTO '.<\.Pl - the government mll5t The upreme ourt, only point to ad INVESTMENT putting another dent ;n the alternative methods doctine of over ign im· getting relief but al munity. today broadly how "that C-Ongr BOOKS expand d an individual' provided an alternat: past right to sue the federal remedy which it ex · · 5po1r government. declared to be a :ubs ' ootI • By a 5·4 ote. the court for recovery directl_ that fashioned a new rule the Constitution.·· 2275 weakening the federal court said. lishi ••• EJCorrol government ·s def en e pecificaUy, the j - · orieaa hitUroad 2887 against lawsuits s king aid federal pri ner inthe Business Section damages based directly on uffer cruel and unt:..-n. a constitutional violation. puni hment may _ue To fend off such a suit. government for d,.m,�d

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Fitzpatrick, secretary until it is out, and thebe Reser· control, according to a .pOfInc-, Whal e Rock last appeal was made to of the Whale Rock Com· proper clearance, people, open ed to news release from the ,-oir mu st be mission. Fitzpatrick cited tools, and water to prevent California Department of g deterioration of the water the fire from going out of fishin fa, ll 1978, the Forestry. In of as a natural consequence of control must be provided. C lifornia Supreme Court public recreation. the respon - �ed it is Glenn sparks, con· ·biJity of the Whale Rock servation aid for the to allow �ommission Department of Fish and to e tablish e�hl.. fishing and � _ Game said, "Legally they Elect "lql rails and san1tat10n can't close it. It's an open to �cilities, according body of water." ;enior city planner, Terry He indicated that people -c� .- 5anville. pay meney for fishing The Whale Rock licenses which entitle them Ir Colllllli sion is composed fish. h s . to representatives from Sparks said that anglers 011 11.•· .. of , 0 Luis Obispo, the will be pleased with the �; California Men's Colony, "trophy fishing" in the �part ment of Water reservoir. May 7 & s· p,esource.s, and Cal Poly, Said Sp arks, •' In all of which utilize Whale essence, it will basically be Rock Reservoir for a steelheadlake." ts drinking water. There are both land­ Whenco nstruction of the locked · steelhead and BOOK SALE dambegan, the city fathers sucker fish in the reservoir, of San Luis Obispo according to Sparks. They Saturday, May 3, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. promised there would be are now in the process of Patio Area-Cal Poly Library fishing in the reservoir trappng the suckers which aorth of Morro Bay, ac­ are relatively worthless rording to Roy Parsons, "garbage fish," said Hundred� of Books past president of the Sparks. At Bargain Prices S{xlrtsmen's Association. The California Con­ When it was apparent servation Corp is in the • that the reservoir would process of building a trail ,, lXlt be open to public and an application for a Sponsored by the fishing, the Sportsmen's federal grant is in the Cal Poly Library Associates .1::>lltlll Association-- tried civil works. said Sanville . disobedience. Sanville said, "There's no ''We went fishing on specific schedule for the 1e LIi: opening day of trout opening of the reservoir ,!(� season about ten years but we're hoping by the · ago," said Parsons. end of the summer." The city tried to get a But, Parsons noted, "I restraining order against suspect that it will be next eclub and the sportsmen fishing season when it il ed a cross suit• opens.'' ay hikes planned by ASI Outings ASI Outings is spoo­ On May 10, there will be beautiful," according to view of the ocean and the ringa number of events, a Lopez Canyon dayhike Nancy Krebb, tour leader. Salinas Valley. The hike will be lead by Rudy eluding day hikes, given by Christie Cook. May 27 there will be a James. cle tours and rock The trail features pic­ Cuesta Ridge day hike that The second event offered · bing throughout the turesque waterfalls. features the scenic beauty nth of May on may is a Morro Bay . May 11 there will be a of the Morro Bay area. The bicycle tour. This tour clam dig led by Barbara hike should span 7 This weekend Chuck encompasses31 highway 1 Bursick, The event will and will be lead by Dennis Brainero and Bruce Wilson and scenic Morro Bay. The take place early in the Hirth. miles rill give beginning lessons tour will be led by Helen morning at Pismo Beach, on Cues ta Boulder · for May there are two Jones. and everyone who is in­ hose interested in rock scheduled events. The first Sing-ups for the above terested should have a climbing. This lesson i is Ona day hike31 to Cerro Alto, events can be obtained at shovel and bucket ready ideal for those who have a trail that is ap­ the ASI Escape route in for the trip. er been interested in proximately 2,600 feet the University Union. thespo rt but never had the On May 17 there be a above sea level in the Anyone wishing additional chance to learn, according Santa Lucia mountains. information should call Lopez Lake bike tour. The 546-1287. toOutin gs. tour 1s "incrediblwill y The hike will highlight a

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BYDAVEBONTA But Jones still said, animals and is now em­ Daily Stall Writer rather nonchalantly, that barking on a rodeo career "Mommas don't letto your his mother isn't really which may lead him to the babies grow up be worried about him getting world championship in cowboys ''· crooned hurt. steer wrestling-a title his country-and-western, sing­ Jones' mother has father won in 1970. ers Waylon Jennings and witnessed rodeo injuriesis The 19-year-old from Willie Nelson. before, as her husband Morro Bay is currently Cal Poly rodeo team former steer wrestler ranked number one in the member Johnny Jones has Johnny Jones Sr., and nation in steer wrestling reflected on Jenning's and perhaps has come to realize and at one time this year elson's lyrics as he has injuries are part of the was top-ranked in calf been gored in the hand by sport.In roping too. the horn of a steer several any case, the younger The success that Jones times and has had his Jones is aware of the oc­ has known is due in part to earlobe cut off then sewn cupational· hazards of his own hard work and the back on. wrestling 550-700-pound presence of his father. Jones said his father never reallyforced himinto rodeo fy­ Complete competition, but instead Alusung Oai M ustang rodeo ar J s e s s ff his steed to take d<> ELECTRONIC REPAIR provided him with the st ohn Jone a e o • Musical Instrument Amps opportunity if he wanted 600 pound bull. • P.A. Systems it. He took advantage of ii.' • Microphones th at opportunity when he \"I competed in rodeos for the • SpeakerReconlng �I • Customized cables andswitches first time as a sophomore s SID in high school. He said he Coaches build schola PNmler Mu1lc Co. found it to be "fun" and BY TOM JOHNSON harmonious relationship The coaches 955MonoSt. has participated ever since. Dally Sports Editor c o spoken to kee 543-9510 The elder Jones has existed between sports and p c A great myth developed academics. Athletes, the on the academ - J continued to follow his a "Yoursource of quall alnc:.1159" l;:...m:.�� See page at many large universities legend went, came to a formance of its Fro 7 some years ago that a university to build both and channel them. their bodies and their proper sources w-h S!II ll)ll minds. performance begi:r;]l.s= This myth was exploded falter. !l!S! Only one member Mo: last November when 1111 Poly trackhas tear.adec:::bl'll!. Arizona State officials Jnl were caught fo rging example, been academically ine · gib�� lranscripts for eight !teEday foolball players in order to the four years Ste :re • • IO has been coach. make them eligible to IOI'. compete. Sports programs The main reason,LJ1JLii,;S4 sports program at large universities were Ll whi1 exposed as no more than become embroil is academic hassle !tie; flesh factories, churning because the coaches =111:. out athletes for sincere interest A career in engineering. You professional competition Today, AdvancedMicro Devices schooling of their •c.c�i.Jl1:I. with no thought of took the first step when you has more than 600 products, developing the athlete's The other reason C0121l:lde5 enrolled in college. $200 million in sales and 8,000 minds. maintain insuch a On March 21 Presidnet interestwms the grad

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When the Logan said that, "If I'd Shorter aire but one Cal Poly professor in the 1972 Raiders, asking if 49ers did choose in the had some drama ex· Olympic Games marathon. almost did it unwittingly. interested 'n Jets' No. 13 slot they also perience I might have It is unknown, however, if . was Dr. Rob Logan, an � the National passedon Wilson. made more of it." As he he influenced Rosie Ruiz to for associate professor of Leagueteam. That didn't walked away, he saw the try her luck in the Boston ,_n bother journalism, was visiting ," he replied, Raider .coach true winner of the race Marathon last week. 0 Tom Flores friends in Pebble Beach on thinking there at all, who changedhis pre­ arrive. � April 20 and decided he'd way he was going to draftchoice to get Wilson. go for a run. During the the Raiders' 16th "We had no idea he course of his outing, he last he did and would be there," Flores on finale But became disoriented and Ruggers drop seas Jtaiclers snapped him ihl said. "We were looking for began to head toward what • their surprise first· a running back, but when he thought was his friend's The Cal Poly Rugby San Luis City capitalized _.iselection. you have a chance for a home. club, beset by injuries, on the injury to score six · "J was beginning to quarterback like this one, Shortcutting through a dropped their season finale points and assure the _. if I'd ever be you can't pass himup." Rob Logan to the to thick hedge, he was ugh San Luis City victory. cllaND," Wilson said by Wilson, who passed for team 10-3 Satu startled to find a group of flashbulbsbegan going off. rday. Though Cal Poly lost, 1'llpbone fromhis home in 3,720 yards and 29 The Mustangs about 40 persons looking Logan quickly realized battled Coach Kerry Stevens noted �. "I thought I would touchdowns in his senior SanLuis evenly several positive points at him and applauding. He what was happening and for most of to higher-there was so season, was somewhat the first period, about his team's play, was even more amazed he stated that he was not but Mike talk I would. It got Peckan went "Everyone played a good a :uch sheepish about his earlier when a man stepped the winner of the race and down with a 111 the point where I was collarbone fracture game. The defense played lack of interest in the forward to shake his hand that he was not even in the and Cal t happy to be picked at Poly good which has been our .. Raiders. But he said that and photographe r's race to begin with. Upon had no one ex· among the NFL's 28 closer examination, the perienced to fill the void. strength allyear." Wilson had been ex· t.earos. the Raiders were � to beselected by the about27th in their interest Your Films . � Francisco 49ers, who in him. Deserve The Best Classified 24MOUR Jones----- Call 546-1144 Frompage 6 Pl.010 m's career and offers Last year Jones finished munsel during practice fourth insteer wrestling at FINI/NIN& 2 bdrm. Duplex, $365. 3-bdrm. ·ons FC>a: YOUI KOOACOLOR C:11.M duplex, 2½ bath, $525. 2 bdrm. at a ranch outside the national rodeo finals. Announcements twnhs, 1½ bath, $400. Avail. 6- Lost & Found PREGNANT? Need help? We LOST orro Bay. Here the farm He will be looking to im· 15. Call 543-5092. (5-9) management major care! Call A.LP.H.A. 24-hr During Poly Royal: small rec­ prove on that performance llfellne 541-3367. (TF) REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT tangular pin with black, white, jRdicesup to four hours a come June at the finals in �t ...CAMPUI 4 bdrm, 2 bath, beautlful ARCADE ACTION! and turquoise stones. Contact day on landscaping. A real Holly Becker546-4132 calf roping and Bozeman, Montana. um"cAMEIIA Martini's Famlly Fun Fair. Investment opportunity !leer wrestling, in addition Jones said he is con­ Corner of Foothill and Santa REWARD call Bob at 543-0939. io team roping. Jones IT COSTS NO MORE! Rosa. Open 7 days a week. (5-3) sidering turning (S-9) ks on his Lost borrowed or stolen-TI technique, professional at the end of WIN A MOPED calculator dn 4-23. Lost bet­ 766 Higue� Street Service for all brands. 10 spe�d hich he feels is probably this year which is per· Obi5PO ween UU Gym & Adm. building. 1 Downtown San Luis blcycles. The Moped Emporium. more important than raw m.itted in intercollegiate Phone 543-2047 Automotive Cali Larry541-0155. h. 2700Broad, SLO 541-5878 (5-2) Get more handllng out of your (5-2) ltrengt rodeocompetitio n. car. Add a sway bar! Holloway HALLELUHAH DANCEi Pat Lost-Engagement ring. Yellow Automotive 543-5848 (5-10) Jackson's Amerfcan Dancers gold w/sm. low profile stone. Daisy the Mime, Miss SLO & the Foreign car parts! Performance Lost by gym. Reward! 543-3355 American Dance Studio, ap­ Machine has them In stock at or 541-0445. pearing atCuesta Aud. Sat. May great prices! 15 Higuera, SLO (5-6) 3 2 pm & 8 pm for info & tickets 544-5483. LOST-LEITZ LIGHT 543-4409. (5-2) (5-1) . METER. 4-25REWARD. CALL VOTE FOR Tired of being ripped off? Try AFTER7:30 541,4225 DOUGLAS BRYAN Holloway Automotive 543-5848 ASI SENATOR (5-10) LOST & FOUND SURPLUS BUS AND ECON 1968 Mustang, 6 cyl. Auto. am• PROPERTY SALE 1 (5- ) fm stereo, air, good condl There will be a sale of all un­ POL YPHASE BOOK EXCH. WIii Asking $1800. Call 528,,5137. clalmedLost & Found articles & hold a late payback session (5-2) all surplus property on Tues. Thurs. May 1st In bid. 20 Room May 6 between 8:30 am & 3 pm 104 11:00-1:00 In the University warehouse (5-1) Help Wanted Bldg. #70. Tuesday will be used Earn extra money at home. for the receiving of bids. Bids Good pay. Easy work. No ex­ will be compiled on Wed. May 7 Housing perience necessary. Send for and lists of highest bidders will DELVAGLIO REALTY application. Report LJP P.O. be posted on campus. All Small Homes, Condos and land Box 626-E Oakdale, CA 95361 highest bidders will pickup for sale In all price ranges. Call (TF) Items' on Thurss. May 8 ONLY, between 8 am & 3 pm. Fri. May 9 l UISA 543-8075. (TF) $3000 THIS SUMMER EARN will be used for 2nd & 3rd SUMMER APT. ation seeking a few Major corpor highest bidders to claim items 2BORM. motivated students highly not claimed by highest bidders. CLOSE TO POLY to relocate in order to wlllfng 2nd highest bidders will clalm RENT NEGOTIABLE high Income this sum­ earn a items between 8 am & 11 am SPACEFOR3 Interviews Mon. 5 at 10 mer. 5- and 3rd highest bidders will CALL JAY s•e •se1 & 1 pm in F. Sci. rm 292 & 5 am clalm Items between 12:30pm & and 8 pm in GA rm 101.

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