Wednesday, April 3, 1974 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 SLA promises Hearst release

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)A San Francisco underground newspaper said heiress Feb. 4. Several of its taped communiques and messages have been signed about it. We have heard nothing. We have had no contact on this if it is half of yesterday it had received half of Patricia Hearst's driver's license and a message by an SLA field marshal identifying himself as Cinque or CM for short. Patty's driver's license, somebody could recognize it and it would indicate it carne purporting to be from her terrorist kidnapers saying the exact place and time of "If it's true, we're delighted," the girl's father, Randolph A. Hearst said in a from somebody with Patty." her release would be revealed in 72 hours. statement. "If half of the driver's license is truly Patty's, I have no reason to doubt Bates said the Phoenix had refused to discuss a recent story it printed in which The letter was dated March 29. the communique is genuine." the SLA purportedly sent the newspaper answers in an earlier issue. The communique was delivered to the biweekly newspaper Phoenix by a local With tears in her eyes, Patricia's 18-year-old sister, Ann, said: just hope it's Bryan said the flowers were delivered by Crete Florists in downtown San florist. It was wrapped in a dozen long-stemmed American beauty roses and in- true." Francisco. He said he phoned the florist who informed him a white woman with cluded a comic birthday card. The portion of the license shows the bottom half of a girl's profile, has Miss brown hair had placed the order on Monday for delivery yesterday. It demanded that the Codes of War of the Symbionese Liberation Army which Hearst's correct birthdateFeb. 20, 1954and is signed with a flourish: "Patricia The Hearst Corp. said yesterday it would withdraw its $4 million offer of free were enclosed be printed by the media. Hearst." food for the poor if Patricia Hearst was not released unharmed within one month. Itconcluded: "Further communications regarding subject prisoner will follow in A family spokesman said he had been informed by the Phoenix that the The corporation said the money for the People in Need program had been placed the following 72 hours, communications will state the state, city and time of release newspaper's attorney had confirmed the authenticity of the license. in escrow and would not be freed until Hearst was released. of the prisoner." The kidnapers said the communique was sent to the Phoenix with the un- The program, which was created to administer the food giveaway has recently The communique was addressed to Phoenix editor John Bryan and was signed derstanding "that you must cooperate with the FBI by turning over this com- been criticised a community coalition named to monitor the give away, as being 1.1. Unit 4, Gen. Field Marshal Cin. SLA." munication or by providing them with any information." riddled with internal thefts, poor administration, and a "general lack of coor- The SLA has claimed responsibility for kidnaping the 20-year-old newspaper Charles Bates, FBI agent in charge of the case, said: "We don't know anything dination." Chicano food, University police art exhibit apprehend suspect open week in stabbing incident Pan American week opened By Monday night with a dinner and art Valarie Melnroy Perry sustained facial scars as a University exhibit, held in the S.U. Umunhum police have apprehended result of the stabbing, according to a Room. The dinner featured various suspect in the March 23 stabbing Quinton. incident Mexican foods. The art exhibit in- at the Joint Effort Cof- Investigators are still seeking in- feehouse. cluded lithographs and engravings formation about the three or four shots fired following the incident, according from the private collection of Sergio David Levell, 19, 1690 Terrier Court, to James. Domeyko, a Chilean living here in the San Jose, was arrested at his home on Perry was apparently stabbed Bay Area. Friday afternoon and charged with following an argument with three men The celebration continues tonight assault with a deadly weapon, ac- over the 75 cents admission charge to with a talk by Dr. Fernando Alegria, a cording to University Police Chief the dance. Stanford professor. He will be Earnest Quinton. speaking on the works of Chilean poet, Perry was cut in the face, according Pablo Neruda. Levell was charged with assaulting to police reports. The assailants then The events are being sponsored by SJSU senior Daniel Perry, 23, who was fled down the mall by the Student La Cosa Hispanics de San Jose, a stabbed while collecting donations for Union, according to police. the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity - Quinton said this is the first stabbing Kathie Minaini SJSU organization comprised of Mexican dinner opens Pan American Week students studying foreign language. sponsored dance, according to officer or shooting incident to occur at the Larry James. coffeehouse. Grad student calls Daily editor unofficial Accreditation team

By Joey Seanapico the editor when something goes wrong. "The Spartan Daily has no official editor and any administrative move to "The board is no good if its sole function is in name only: it's not an eyewash for scrutinizing SJSU criticize the newspaper for any reason would be unethical," charged Rolf the administration or the President's office," he said. Rudestam, a graduate student at SJSU. Though both SJSU President John H. Bunzel and Burton Brazil, academic vice SJSU will be under scrutiny this week The team of 10 selected members of Rudestam's charge was based on the fact that the Communications Board, president, were unavailable for comment, Jim Noah, director of university as a fact finding team from the Western western institutions will interview which is supposed to approve or disapprove the Daily's editor each semester as relations, rejected Rudestam's logic. Association of Schools and Colleges part of official university policy, has not held a meeting this semester. "The fact that it is a newspaper makes it open to criticism from anyone when the administrators, faculty members, WASC) will be here to decide if the A member of the Communications Board, Rudestam lashed out at the situation arises," Noah said. students, and examine school records university will get its accreditation for President's office as well as administrative policy as the reason behind the board's "The president can't oversee the actions of every committee," Noah said. "If and observe campus activities. next five years. "non-functioning role" in university communications. there's a Communications the Board in existence, you just assume that it's meeting." After the team has completed its visit According to Rudestam, the board's approval or disapproval of the Spartan The team's accreditation covers the board is malfunctioning that you hear about it," said Noah. it will prepare a formal report to the Daily editor is supposed to be done during the previous semester. "It's not until the whole university program including As for the editorship, Noah discounted the fact that the Spartan Daily was Accreditation Commission of the "New members elected this semester were supposed to meet to approve Lee specialized areas such as business, without an official editor. WASC, Benedict said. Smaus as the Daily's editor but we haven't even held an official meeting this engineering, and nursing. A total of 15 areas will be up for accreditation. semester," Rudestam said. "Whether the board approves her or not, the teacher calls her an editor so she is The report will contain evaluations of The outcome, according to Rudestam, is that the Daily doesn't have an official one," Noah said. "After all, it's still a classroom." The investigation which will be held the university and its programs, editor. through Friday is concerned with the suggestions for changes which could "The reason we haven't met is simple: we needed to have "Apathy like this means the administration may have the legal rights but they something to talk degree to which the university has been help the institution to meet its goals, about," explained William Brickner, chairman have no ethical basis for criticizing the Daily on any matter," Rudestam charged. of the Communications Board. successful in achieving its own and recommendations regarding the educational goals, according to Dr. Ted future accreditation status of Rudestam explained that if the administration was unwilling to approve an According to Brickner, the first job of the board is to develope some new criteria SJSU, he Benedict, dean of academic planning. said. editor that would abide by university policys, then they have no right to criticize on the selection of the Spartan Daily editor. 'Bicycle - people statistics wrong' Poll underestimates bicycle popularity

By Joe Pereira citizen interest group in San Jose, said, rides a bicycle for a profession, said back that would deter San Joseans from The bicycle has increased in "When I was in high school, (in the people have given bicycles "a second riding bikes is the way the city has been popularity more than what is shown by early 60s they use to laugh at you if you consideration" ever since the county built. statistics within the last five years. said came to school on a bike," became ecologically mineded and the "San Jose is similarly spread out like Larry Walsh, coordinatory of San Jose But now the bicycle has become a simulaneous availability of the 10-speed Los Angeles," Walsh said. Shoppers Bicycle Safety Project. status symbol. "My children are proud bike in 1970. still have to ride 15 miles to buy a loaf of Quoting a general industries poll, he to ride bikes to school," she said. Among its numerous advantages, bread," he said. said in 1960 there were 38 bicycles to Walsh said people are discarding people have found it to be efficient and Ron Kahn, city engineer and every 100 people in the Santa Clara their earlier hang-ups about bikes, and fun as well, Shantow said. supervisor of bike funds said the city is Valley. In 1973 the estimate showed a are now discovering "that it provides "Riding a bike is even cheaper than presently installing demonstration 54-100 bicycle-people ration. quick transportation to and fro and it is walking," he mused. "You shoes get routes to measure citizen need. The 16 per cent increase over 13 years a hell of a lot better than walking." torn up more per mile than your bike It will expand its bike program if is hardly indicative of the surging in- Another indication of the increased does," he said. interest increases. The city is using terest in bicycles in Santa Clara use of the bicycle among teenagers and Pushing for bike racks on public $131,800 for bike projects this fiscal County, Walsh said. adults is the rising number of accidents trains, he said, "A bike plus rails is the year, he said. The questionnaire was circulated in among the older age group, said to fastest way to go." The Guadalupe Creek project will get the dead of winter when people Walsh. Not only are trains cheaper to ride $8,000 to finance a 14,000 feet of "generally don't ride a bike unless you Four years ago, Walsh said, the than buses or cars, it is also convenient, recreational path along the creek. put paddles on it," he said. highest number of accidents occured he said. Another $23,000 is going towards a Quoting a more accurate estimate, he among the five and nine-year-old "When you get off the train, all you bicycle path, along Penitencia Creek. continued, the Bicycle Institute of group. have to do is jump on your bike and take The half-completed East-West - America has predicted a 80-100 bicycle- Now the 10 to 14 year-olds have the off." Demonstration -Route linking Alum people ration in 1985. This would only be highest accidents followed by the 15-19 Rock Park and Vasona Park will take However, Jensen, the coordinator five per cent less than the 85 to 100 year-olds. up the remaining $100,000, Kahn said. said, the city must wait to see how the ration in Europe, where bicycles are an The number of accidents does not tides are turning. These projects are set up strictly to important means of transportation, he mean that the roads have all of a "If they receive enough citizen test citizen need. San Jose is presently said. sudden become unsafe. It only presents pressure, they can make San Jose into a requesting $75,482 additional funds for a The above figure indicates that the indication that the volume of a clear widening of a bridge on Almaden bike is well on its way in establishing bicycle city," she said. users has increased, he said. Expressway to put in a bicycle lane. itself as a legitimate mode of tran- Today, over half of the bikes are San Jose has the terrain and the sportation, he said. owned by those 15 years of age and climate for year round bicycling. "It is Jensen said, the city confers with the Citing another reason why the county older. flat and the winter rain is not heavy," Citizen Community Interest Committee poll is inaccurate, he explained it does A countywide attitudinal survey she said. As a result bike sales have when it undertakes bike projects. "To not reflect the large increase of high shows 44 per cent of bikes are owned by skyrockedted she explained. expand its program we must get school, college and young adult users. the one to 14 year olds, twenty-five per Santa Clara County dealers of Sch- enough citizen response. Previously, however, this group cent by the 15 to 25 age group and 15 per winn, Puegot and Raleigh bicycles "Personally," she said, "San Jose considered bike riding "socially cent by the 26-35 age group. 16 per cent claim their sales have increased 200 per will eventually go for the bicycle. If you Chris Kidwii lessening of status." are owned by the above 35 age group. cent from 1972 to 1973. ride two blocks you'll end up taking Bikes now have status Diane Jensen, chairman of a bicycle Bob Shantow, an SJSU graduate who According to Walsh, however, a draw long trips," she said. IPoint of view Daily Forum Athletic budget - a new game Lee Fuller Vol. 62 Page 2, April 3, 1974 No. 31 The Athletic Department's appearance before the Athletic Department.

1 budget committee last week was surely a sign of the If they want and truly need $150,000, they had better times. The meeting had all the characteristics of an prove it. They had better bring in, every possible piece energy crises investigation. of evidence in their defense. On the one hand were the A.S. executive officers John Caine, director of Athletics, should advise his convinced they represent the student body. On the coaches that this game is for real and the stakes are other was the Athletic Department looking much like high. Standard Oil or Shell. Last fall, after months of delay, this year's A.S. This athletic giant (smiling, but at he same time budget was signed giving the Athletic Dept. $21,000 concerned) presented its budget information. extra. Yet athletics left the door open by adding, "Most of This is not the way the budgetary process is sup- our schedules aren't finalized yet so we really can't be posed to be run. that specific." SJSU President John H. Bunzel, because of his The Athletic Department is doing a great dis-serv ice apparent pocket veto power, was able to force the to itself and the SJSU community at large by its ac- extra money out of the A.S. and into the athletic tions. budget. Instead of presenting themselves openly and For this, the Athletic Department owes the student honestly with all the facts, they have chosen to "cop- body something. After all, student supplied funds are out." in question here. It's very complex, they say. You wouldn't un- In other words, the Athletic Department should derstand, they say. I don; t have that information, they appear before the budget committee with all the W. C. FIELDS N. GEORGE CUSfER say. Trust me, they say. Believe me, they say. necessary figures and negotiate a reasonable set- The A.S. says, No we won't believe you. We can't tlement. believe you. We have to justify our budget. As it stands now, the budget committee is home Show us the facts and how you arrived at your free. They can cut as much or as little of the athletic figures. budget as they feel like. But it is the Athletic Depart- The A.S. is right. ment by virtue of its vagaries and inconsistencies The Athletic Department submitted a budget which is really killing itself. It is not the student request of $152,863, or one third of the total A.S. government organization which is simply trying to budget. juggle funds among competing interests. Because it has unlimited wants and limited funds, If the Athletic Department continues to be evasive, the A.S. can't give everybody every amount of money massive cuts are unavoidable. requested. The executives, the budget committee and The A.S. has a responsibility to the students. If they the A.S. Council have to be picky. They must be in don't know exactly where the money is going, they order to fulfill their responsibility. shouldn't be allocating it. So the circle is complete and it comes back to the Hopefully they won't. Guest Column Foreign students RICHARD M. NIXON BONNIE AND CLYDE unite! odh, aei Roberts tittaH EACH OF 1HE MOUE W1114 114E CAUSE 5DR WHICH EACI4 IS eref 161004: Sci Junior A. GUN Ox111201.6 B. ELECtiON CAMPAIGN REFORM As a concerned observer at A.S. reaching their objectives. C. INDIA14 RIGRDS D. PRONI5MON Council meetings on Wednesday It would be most beneficial for The Foreign Student Union be afternoons, I have concluded that members of these foreign student one unified and powerful foreign students who belong to one unions to band together under one organization with each nation or of many foreign student unions on unified Foreign Student Union. continent ( eg. Africa) represented this campus are not effective I can well imagine that the first by SJSU foreign students divided enough to attain their desired goals thoughts to enter the minds of within it by chapters, sections or when their spokesmen appear foreign students in regard to this divisions, etc. before the A.S. Council, whether suggestion would be that they For example, when a spokesman Letters to the editor they are requesting an allocation, would be sacrificing their identity appears before the A.S. Council he voicing a grievance, or asking for a and individual power (as it is now.) or she could say, "I am the non-monetary endorsement for a representative from the Iranian Collective power is much more who is politically aware, and I am reasonsI tonsistently get good project or program. Chapter of the Foreign Student the effective in attaining what one The real people active in the prison. I am a Marxist student ratings. I publish. I do my As the situation now stands, Union and I am here to ..." A.S. Council sees these spokesmen wants than is individual power This suggests to the Council a and I am well read in the theories committee assignments. Not ( which is minimal.) Power and Editor: as representatives of individual, high degree of organization and of Marxism, but I feel that I am because of declining enrollment. If influence is maximized when it is There are times when in- scattered and un-related foreign collective power and that the open-minded enough to investigate I am not rehired someone will be in a collective form. stitutions such as the university the theories of others. hired to replace me. We will have student unions. This persective spokesman is not only backed by of In order not to lose the identity of and church "deviate into sense," I feel that the prerequisite of any at least as many faculty members tends to hamper the ability his or her own group but, by the and show some relevance to the political organization should be to foreign students to get what they an individual foreign union, I entire Foreign Student Union. next fall as this year. Why'? structure of the community they aspire to serve. establish unity, and for this reason need and want, and to minimize the suggest that the As further guidelines, each Gayle Southworth entire organization be Certainly last week's Semana I would like to correspond with as degree of influence and bargaining laid as division could keep its own funds Economics Lecturer follows. Chicana was such a time. For five many people as possible. power essential in succeeding in and contribute a small portion to nights a people celebrated itself in Antone Pina Guest Column rithi-Onse)Arri9rtiaTiGhrat;,-0,0tiviTsei-wat>vratrrOs seTsaihsa2.42'.47.6 the entire union. Rules and song, poetry and drama. On Friday Box 100 regulations of each portion to the afternoon the week ended in a riot Somers, Connecticut 06071 the entire union. Rules and of color, music and song in a true regulations of each group as folk-happening, a Jamaica. It was specified by its constitution or truly a heart warming and case study What is a student service? whatever it goes by could be kept. enriching experience for all who Perhaps a few general rules could were priveleged to attend. be made for the organization as a Wellnearly all. Editor: whole derived from those of each When I was hired at SJSU , I was A Ms. Rios of the Music Dept. .49,49,0,47,OrriGie.47-.0,0revatt,upvisexttiiihr William Jeske chapter that seem to be consistent told ( by the chairman of the with one another. complained in your March 27 issue Points of contention in the up- participate in them. They also Director, Marching Band recruiting committee and the The recommendations of the "cultural remains" as she coming A.S. elections will most provide the compus and overall that I chairman of the department) that have offered are meant only revealingly describes the "gar- certainly be athletics and "in- community with entertainment. as the job was a "career" job. the A.S. campaign and vote on May suggested guidelines bage, tin-cans, bottles, paper cups, structionally related activities" Thousands of students attend and are not napkins Temporary appointments are 1 and 2. meant to be followed and tissues, cigarette versus "student services." athletic events, also seen by many stringently. butts, usually made to replace someone Perhaps then we can be sure that However, I do strongly etc." She was also upset by a Firouz Sedarat, of the Third thousands more in the community. recom- on leave, but in my case, although I our A.S. government mend that the "gang" of young children playing World Coalition( TWC), most ac- The Spartan Daily is the main will reflect individual unions do in and was only getting a one-year con- the views of a majority of students band together for around the Music Building curately outlined ( in a March 15 source of news and also an en- the sake of and was tract, I was assured that it would on campus, not just the handful helping themselves appalled by "the noise and guest column) these points of tertainment vehicle - through to attain loud be renewed. Of course, I would be who have taken the trouble to vote greater effectiveness when -speaker competition with dispute in campus politics and feature articles - on campus. The con- Franz Lizt." expected to be a good teacher, in past elections. fronting the A.S. government. progress toward a Ph.D., etc., still made it clear that the TWC will Spartan Marching Band was seen I do not know in what world Ms. the understanding was very continue to push for a higher by over 250,000 football fans last Rios moves but I do hope that when clear that I could count on being funding priority on "student ser- year, including about 25,000 SJSU the opportunity again arises she retained .1;s4 00f A STREA.xtR I'm A cowsONIGIZ or let go solely on the basis of vices." I commend Mr. Sedarat for student fans at Spartan Stadium. , venture out of the classroom, even merit. Consequently, his accurate appraisal of the The band was also seen by between out of the Music Building, to mix I chose SJSU from five job campus political scene and the 14 and 20 million on television. If with real people; people who have offers. In April of '73 I received TWC for so clearly stating their this is not entertaining the campus real children who shout and play, a one- year reappointment. This was no objectives. and the community, I don't know and who enjoy their own music that However, I find considerable what is. she terms surprise and appeared to be a more "noise." Were she to do fault with how the TWC defines the Could it be that the TWC's so, she or less casual fulfillment of the would not again write so difference between a "student definition of "student service" insensitive not original understanding. to say offensive, a service" and an "instructionally activity changes to meet its own letter. In the fall of '73 my department ( Economics) had a serious internal related activity." In his March 15 special interests? Cuchulain Moriarty squabble about who would be column, Mr. Sedarat described a TWC also stands for a "gradual Mexican American Graduate newly funded organization, El decrease', in funding for "in- Studies chairman for the next four years. Partly because of tensions Centro Cultural de la Gente, as structionally related activities." If Prison ('r plea awakened by this fight and partly "capable of providing learning and this is true, why was the marching because of other concerns, I began entertainment for both students band cut from 810,500 to zero in the Editor: polling (informally ) the senior and members of the community." A.S. budget last year? A 100 per I am a prisoner at the Con- members of the department about If this is the TWC's definition of a cent cut in one year is not our idea necticut State Prison, and I would being rehired. Six of the nine "student service" type of activity, of gradual. And what does the TWC like to correspond with people in members of the personnel com- why does not the athletic program, have to say about the A.S. the free world. mittee told me I would be retained. the Spartan Daily and the mar- executive's proposed 100 per cent I am a 28-year-old Black male I didn't ask the other three. The ching band fall into that category? cut of athletics next year? Another department chairman sent a memo In our estimation, all of the ac- "gradual decrease?" which said, in effect, "Stop tivities Mr. Sedarat puts in the Mr. Sedarat astutely concluded Spartan Daily worrying, you'll be rehired." The category of "instructionally his article by stating a majority of Serving the San JOS. State UniversitY related activities" also provide voters have supported the TWC on Community Since 1934 personnel committee passed a resolution stating its intention to learning and entertainment for campus. The fact that this Editor In Ihrkainn Sins. members of the voters" numbers only Advertising Manager Michael Garvey rehire me and five other people. both students and "majority of Managing Editor Russ Brown In this community. a few hundred out of 28,000 eligible News Editor Peggy Rodnirki atmosphere I assumed I Forum Page Editor Kathy Noon had a job at SJSU for next year and The athletic program, the voters on campus is a sad comment Iyout Editor Ed Moore Daily and the marching on campus politics. We of the EnterLainment Editor Mark Wbitefield did not actively search for another Spartan Sports Editor Tim Robb position. band all provide a good, and Spartan Marching Band urge all Copy Editors Isebbie Carvlho Carol IbMondo Now I am being threatened with sometimes vital, learning ex- students, no matter what your being laid off. Why? Not for merit perience for those students who position on these issues, to follow April 3, 1974, Page 3 Insurance companies selling kidnap coverage

By Chris Weinstein somebody last got kidnaped in San Jose. most of them did not carry kidnap insurance and many were

Keeping up with recent increases in kidnapings, both Yet last week at the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Civil unaware of its existence. For Only 50 cents a day your 3 line message stud over national and local insurance companies have begun selling Disorder, Sen. John L. Harmer, R-Glendale, warned that Where kidnap coverage is offered the name of the policy 100,000 times week. Spartan Daily Classified 277,3175. kidnap insurance. "literally hundreds" of businessmen are in danger of being varies slightly form firm to firm. Under thus policy the insurance company pays its client's kidnaped. One company, which specializes in indivic1.191 coverage ransom if he is kidnaped. Harmer later said that his source was a San Francisco calls their kidnap policy "ransom or extoration" coverage. Each individual policy varies according to the accessed businessman, who was hiding out in an apartment with his "Liability" insurance is the label another company gives worth of the individual or corporation and their risk potenial, wife. their kidnap insurance, designed specifically for cor- explained insurance salesman Clark Bowen of a local in- Kidnap insurance policies can be written up to cover all the porations. surance service. employes of a corporation, a designated few or an individual, Whatever the name is from one company to another, most "It (kidnap insurance) will encourage kidnaping and be explained Marx. local insurance companies which carry kidnap insurance correlated with attacking big business," Predicted Deputy Premiums for corporations range from $20,000 to $250,000 a admit that it became available in the last month or two. District Attorney A.C. Favris. year for coverage of ransom demands of $1 million to $20 But Lloyd's of London, which has an office in San Jose, has The thing will be to find out who has kidnap insurance and million and up. Policies generally include a deductible offered kidnap insurance to individuals and corporations for kidnap them," said Ross Donald, assistant chief of police. provision of $5,000 to $500,000, according to a spokesman of a years. But insurance companies insist that their customers not national insurance company. Some companies have territorial limitations on their tell anyone they have coverage, according to Frank Marx, a Premiums for individuals vary according to the accessed kidnap policies. local insurance salesman. worth of the individual and his chances of being kidnaped "In this area we might as well use the policies for which are computated from the answers to a two-page For example, one company will insure its clients in all wallpaper, but maybe there's more of a market over at questionnaire. countries except Argentina Stanford," said salesman Bowen. "We're not expecting to sell any," confessed Mark, There were 190 kidnapings in Argentina last year, many of Anthony Jackson Loranzo Alexander Donald admitted that he couldn't remember when Interviews with 20 local insurance companies showed that whom were American businessmen. B.A. '71, M.A. '72 B.A. '73

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TODAY U.S. CHINA FRIENDSHIP ASSO('IATION SOCIAL meets tonight at 7 30 in the S U Guadalupe 10St AWARENESS COMMITTEE MARY'S I:SOO-1300 SYMPHONY presents a free forum on -From Civil Rights Room ,sess to Black Liberation" today at 12 Xi pm in -GRAPES OF WRATH" will be shown , the S U Ballroom at 3 M pm in Morris Danes 8:00 ItI. WLIONLSIM A film, "Finally Got the today A APRIL 3,1974 News" will be shown and Bob Allen, editor Auditorium The movie which is free. is of the Black Scholar Magazine and former sponsored by Pi Sigma Alpha, the English San Jose Stale Unkersit) len's Gym SJSU instructor will speak Departnient and the Stembeck Center PEOPLE INTERESTED in forming a Students for Waldie for Governor corn - mate, there is a meeting at 7 pm in the DRIVE-INS S U Pacifica -1-1" Boom RADICAL STUDENT UNION-AICC is open at 7:1S meeting tonight at 7 30 in the basement of Show starts at 745 the Winertein-Grare Baptist Church. Plans Children under 12 free for activities for the Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan visit will be made SAN JOSE REAGAN AND FORD WELCOMING I omsinTEE meets tonight EL RANCHO at 7 30 at Wine Skin Plans will he made to welcome Ford and is ACIIEMZIAG Iwo AkS (E.TallS1 Reagan on their April 20 Rated "R" LICNIIPP PEYDP- voit eves.,r7, fr--Actaesplur- Al PacIno SPARTAN ORIOCCI nieets tonight at 7 in "SERFICO" the S U Calaveras Room , "LADY SINGS THE BLUES' SIERRA CLUB meets tonight at 8 30 in the "BANG THE DRUMS SLOWL SC Pacifica Room Plans will be finalized for the Easter pack trip SPARTAN ()RUNTS is having a potluck dinner tonight at 5 at the Winestem-Grare Baptist Church SJSU SKI CLUB meets tonight at 7 300 the a BAYSHORE Umunhurn Room Movies will be shown and sign ups for a rafting trip down the Rated "PG" American River are available 17',41 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION BLOODY PIT OF HORROR meets tonight at 7 30 in the College Chapel "TERROR CREATURES FROM THE GRAVE" . 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Dynastar Spalding Super Short ficial songleaders at Spartan 4 Shp By Tim Robb promised a full scholarship Nordica Koflach Caber Aspen athletic events will be held Meister Pacific Trail Pioneer Obermeyer all we A year ago at this time, but never received a full one. April 16-17 from 7-10 p.m. in Head Primus Bonna Marc Genet was sitting out "So Mark called me up the Men's Gym. ua Cg MAJOR SKI REPAIRS carry. the track season at Cal Poly during the summer and A special workshop about BANK CARDS WELCOME Pomona with an injured wanted to know if I'd be song leading is scheduled for RENTALS ankle, dissatisfaction with interested in running at MIA Skis April 23 at the same time and 42515 the Pomona coaches and a State," Genet said. TouringTsok bi Skissns place as the tryouts. Rocks determination not to return Schilling and Genet knew Skgeitte Final judging will take ttSotioNC: Over 4 tons per store the following year. each other from their prep place on April 24. Tire Chains 10 C AMPING BAC PACK INC1 Genet is Including Levi s for gals Right now, competition in Southern For additional information Waterproof TE 1,114,3 Sta-Prest pants for Saturday's California. Although Genet Clothing Sri Levi s preparing contact Nyla O'Meara at the it S the world s greatest meet against Washington ran for Santa Ana High and Chi Omega sorority house, GROUPRATES 41) selection So have a fit State in which he will appear Schilling for Garden Grove 1020 W. SAN CARLOS SAN JOSE In Levi's Jeans. 293-9680. as one of the Spartans' High, the two develped a premier distance runners. friendship while running in Genet attributes his the same track and cross LOVE'S BABY SOFT successful transfer to SJSU country meets. to the Spartan's outstanding "At first I wanted to go to Because innocence is sexier miler, Mark Schilling. San Jose," Genet said. "But "Last year I couldn't run I was apprehensive about than YOU think. 'because of an early season dealing with coaches again 1)0 stress fracture of the ankle ) after having had a bad and I didn't get along with experience the year before." 9aPal-A the coaches," Genet said. "I However, Genet said that was taken advantage of at he had already made up his Pomona," he said. mind not to return to Cal San Jose 1811 W. San Carlos Genet explained that the Poly and was thankful for a Telephone 286-9661 main problem at Pomona second chance. was that he had been "If it wasn't for Schilling, I probably wouldn't have gone WHY WASH & WORRY' to another four-year in- ITS AS ('Sr DRY CLEAN & WEAR! stitute," Genet said. Lynn Watkins AS "He (Genet ) was pretty Distance specialist Marc Genet gets the word from much getting the screw at YOli3 MODERN coach Don Riggs after he had broken his own the school he was at- record against Colorado. Computerized tending," Schilling said. "I knew he was tough and I turned in another lifetime injury last year. 28 min. wait! thought if he got in this best of 13:41.8, against "I think the way I can program he would cook." Colorado. repay coach Higgs is to run DRY CLEAN YOUR Genet certainly has been His come-from-behind win 100 per cent," Genet said. "cooking" since he arrived against Colorado was aprked "All he expects is for us to do WARDROBE at SJSU. by a 58.8 final lap and set a the best we can." Sweaters, Pants, Skirts, Blouses After attending San Jose Bud Winter Field record. Genet is rooming with City College in the fall After running in three Schilling and two other MOST DRESSES INCLUDED semester to be eligible for lifetime bests in three dif- distance runners and says track this spring, Genet ran ferent events within a four that it works out well. 20 pcs $5.00 30 pcs $7.00 in his first meet as a Spartan week period, it's hard to 25 pcs $6.00 40 pcs $800 March 2. imagine what else Genet can "We're running about 9 to In that first meet Genet do to improve. 10 miles a day and have to By Appointment Only! took first place in the mile Although Genet has turned get up at seven after having run with a personal best of in some outstanding times he gone to bed by 10," Genet we 297-9954 4:11.5. The following week said he didn't set any goals said. "The only night Bring Hangers against Stanford, Genet for times. really have off is Saturday, posted an 8:51.0 in the two "If you're out there run- but after the meets we're Kelly & Louise Cleaners mileanother lifetime best. ning to win, the good times usually too tired to do much Santa Clara at 12th St. In the next meet, Genet will always be there," Genet partying." (offtr may b withdrawn at anytime) finished first in the two mile said. Genet said he and Schilling against UCLA and Long The 19-year-old art major would do most of their Beach State. In the Spartan's said that he realized Riggs relaxing next summer, when Tenth Street Pharmacy fourth meet of the season, went out on a limb to take they plan to travel around running in the three mile, he him on the squad after his Europe together. on the corner of 10th & Santa Clara 4ip Spartan ace returns today Last year's SJSU varsity its Pacific Coast Athletic pitching ace, Jeff Gingrich, Association opener and a is slated to see his first tough 2-0 loss to Santa Clara mound action of the year Sunday. ED 3 TRUCKIN today as the Spartans host The Spartans have faced THUR 4 BUTCH WHACKS AND THE San Francisco State for a S.F. State three times this GLASS PACKS non-league game at 2:30 year with SJSU holding a 2-1 FRI 5 NORMAN GREENBAUMCROSS p.m. at Municipal Stadium. advantage. SJSU won a 4-2 FIRE Gingrich, who was 7-3 last decision at Muni, then the SAT 6 NORMAN GREENBAUMCROSS season with a 2.30 earned run squad's split a doubleheader FIRE average, has been sidelined in San Francisco, the SUN 7 CHRIS WILLIAMSON so far this season as a result Spartans winning the opener MON 8 CLOSED of a ruptured appendix. 10-1 before dropping the TUES 9 JACKSON STREET BAND According to Spartan nightcap 2-0. WED 10 TRUCKIN coach Gene Menges, SJSU then travels to Los THUR 11 THE NEW MOB,/ GRAPE Gingrich will pitch three Angeles to meet L.A. State innings of today's contest, as for three conference games, 30 So. Central Campbell will Steve Hinkley and Don one on Friday at 2:30 p.m., 374-4000 Orndorff. and a doubleheader at noon No Cover Sun-Wed Currently SJSU has a 12-11 Saturday. The twinbill will record, following a 9-0 win be broadcast on KSJS ( 90.7 over Fresno State Friday in FM) at 11:45.

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By Joey Scanapico person who thinks there's as a whole displays an building an impressive 1.59 from aviation to baseball. Sometimes a quick glance still room for improvement. almost unbelievable 1.64 ERA in 17 innings of work. Stokes is batting .382 with at a stat sheet can tell the We may not have a loss so earned run average and even Skeptics - namely, the rest nine runs-batted-in for whole story behind the far, but we're far from less against league op- of the Bay Area Collegiate league play, both statistics success or failure of a perfect," insists head coach ponents. League - who still need which lead the club. baseball team. Sam Piraro. Kirk Brown leads the way convincing that the Spar- Phil Eads and Rich SJSU junior varsity "I'm not saying that the for the Spartababe hurlers, tababe pitching staff is one Guardino are two of the statistics tell not only where players haven't been doing recording a perfect (like of the finest, should note that other top hitters on the team. the team has been so far, their part," Piraro ex- every other pitcher on the on an average, an SJSU Eads carries a hefty .365 but,gives a pretty good in- plained. "They've been staff ) 4-0 mark and a 1.04 pitcher strikes out three mark while Guardino checks dication of where the doing a heck of a job. It's just ERA in 26 innings of work. batters for every two he in at .290. Spartababes are going-- that they can always do Pushing him for top pit- gives up hits to. It's straight to the top, if the better." ching honors this year is That figure reads 63 hits all impressive en season continues as planned. Better for the pitching John Nicosia, who has and 97 stirke-outs through paper but the Spartababes The SJSU frosh is un- staff would mean that the thrown three victories and the first half of the season. must keep the pace they are sf setting, Jeff ephens defeated in 14 outings and Spartababe hurlers would brandishes an even lower Spartababe hitters are just now more than ever. while most of the observers almost have to throw a shut- ERA, 0.75. as impressive. The remaining 13 games Jim Richards pins opponent find it hard to believe that out every time they stepped Greg Queen is the Leading the offense is Alan are all league contests and the Spartababes can do on the mound. "lowest" of the top three, Stokes, who has recently much of the tougher com- anything wrong, there's one The frosh's pitching staff sporting a 2-0 mark and changed his major interests petitio is yet to come.

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Editor of Black Scholar Magazine, former instructor at SJSU The judo team is the is especially important John Baggott has the Black Studies Dept, author of "Black Awakening in Capital- record holder and SJSU is because the first place responsibility of the 154- BLACK LIBERATION istic American," was active in the Anti-War movement. putting it on the line this winners will represent the pound division and assuming weekend as the Spartans United States in the his injury from one of the Film: "Finally Got the News" travel to Michigan State University Games this earlier meets is healed, University for the National summer. should be able to repeat or A film about the organizing work done by the Black Worker's Collegiate Judo Cham- As a result, many top- better his 1973 national Congress in Detroit. pionships. notch judomen are coming to collegiate finish of second The judo team has won compete for a position on the place. team, including several who Cal Kitaura is represen- WED., April 3, 12:30 p.m. S.U. 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Mann's flute work are 'Was glad to see my 'Old "Say, Margaret, why family. seldom reached stardom in John Lennon and Paul throughout is excellent and five-month Buddy,' the President, come you saving my letters?" asks Covering the this country, but Herbie McCartney, the most jazz- shows much variation from death, the through and start the U. Col. Oscar Herrgesell in period before his Mann is probably closer to influenced work on the the rocking numbers to the bombing up north. Should "Dear Margaret, Today I letters are the typical that status than any record. more subtle ones. Died," a collection of letters hurried, obligatory letters have done that way back in American today. V ew (it use songs vary a For only 50 from in their off 1965, then we probably cents a day your written to his wife servicemen write His latest album, "London great deal from the original 3 line message is read over wouldn't be here now." Vietnam. duty hours. Underground," on Atlantic compositions, with the ex- loosioo tomes a week. Spartan His comments on Herrgesell, who graduated They deal mainly with the the records still won't put him in ception of the Beatle cut, but Dily Classified 277.3175. from SJSU in 1982, was killed mundane details of life on a Vietnamese people equally the commercial success

in a plane crash in 1972 while military base. Herrgesell superficial: category of Ian Anderson or serving as an advisor to the describes the PX facilities various other rock heavies, 1.it. 1 0 % lir South Vietnamese army. I "pretty good, but not many "These Viets are but it still serves as an ac- Herrgesell's letters, brands to select from", the something else! They are curate look at a truly out- compiled into a weak 90-page swimming pool and the base very slow, not worried, and standing flutist, one able to book by his wife, un- library. no sense of urgency. Can't cover many areas of the fortunately will have little 'Being on this post is just get most of them to hurry, musical spectrum. STAR MOTOR IMPORTS interest value for anyone like being stateside,'' unless you really talk tough "London Underground" is DISCOUNT ON SERVICE Herrgesell says in one letter. to them right off, and then immediately enjoyable to 6...... mmi Although the letters are they stay somewhat followers of big-name British AND REPAIRS ON ALL written from Vietnam, there straight." rock, provided there is an FOREIGN & DOMESTIC MODELS I XEROX: is scant reference either to ear for slight variation. 1 the surrounding countryside The main failing with the Side one opens with the Also I Copies : or the political turmoil that letters is that they are not Rolling Stone tune "Bitch", NEW FIATS I brought Herrgesell to united by a theme. The love and Stone guitarist Mick I I Vietnam, and eventually to angle could have saved them Taylor provides enough 100(7( Financing Available o his death. from their banality, but original influence to appease (leasing) uc His letters give us no in- Herrgesell's endearments the rock diehards. However, Each: sight into America's longest for his wife consist of such it is Mann's flute solos that 375 SO. MARKET ST, 286-6500 I war. In one letter he calls it moving expressions as "I highlight this, as well as PRESENT STUDENT BODY CARD FOR DISCOUNT -a dirty war," but in another miss you a whole bunch," I 8.: x 11 loose sheet I nearly all other cuts. he applauds a resumption in and his favorite, "SHAPE I Also on side one is the Eric I the bombing of North UP!" Severinsen to appear at Flint Center Anierican g Clapton-Jim Gordon classic, 1ST TWIN ADULT THEATRE![THEATREEI I "Layla." Mann's incredible, CAMBRIAN CINEMAS I & II , g WE CAMDEN Coin Service' near-frantic flute, with some ['THE HILLSDIE Nish ULTRA DELUXE TM f 2111.3181 LOADS Or MI PARKING I 444 E. Santa Clara I Folk troupe at SJSU Doc Severinsen blazing guitar by Taylor and make this the I between 9th & 10th I Albert Lee, NOW! OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY DAY! 295-6600 I The Aman Folk Ensemble presents its 85 costumed dan- record's highlight. I cers, singers and musicians in music and dances of Eastern Side two included the . or 273 E. San Fernando I NOW SHOWING - CINEMA #1 next to Peanuts . Europe, the Middle East and Africa at 8 p.m. Sunday in Donovan song "Mellow NI Morris Dailey Auditorium. headlines show Yellow," a relatively weak I 295-7778 ME ONE AND ONLY fe _ ' Under the direction of Leona Wood and Anthony Shay, weak cut; "A Whiter Shade Flashy trumpeter Doc Severinsen, who LINDA 101EIACE A ! Present This AD ! Arnan will be performing songs and dances to a variety of plays with finesse of Pale," the biggest song of as stimulating as the flowery clothes he wears, will perform folk instruments. the so-called 1967 summer of g One per person) I in a benefit for the Foothill College Co-Curricular Council. ( Tickets are available at the door for $3 general public and love, by Procal Harem; IDLEU L - Cger expires June The debonair band leader for the Johnny Carson Tonight ii L117:ii $2 for students. "Memphis Spoonbread and Show will appear Saturday night for two shows at 7 and 10 in I-MCAT cWiss ell/yob/les Dover Sole," a light flute the Flint Center at De Anza College in Cupertino. 297_0253 64 S. 2nd Student films melody and Mann's only In 1971, Severinsen received the Playboy Poll Award as NOW Downtown composition on the record; JOSE best conductor and trumpeter. He was also named one of the the Doubk Bill of the Year To April 8 Opens Noon "Paper Sun," a good early a SAN JOSE top ten Best Dressed Men in American during the same year. ... Daily to be judged taw i NOW When he was seven years old, Severinsen was invited to lama. 1 :50 it/ to 6 p.m. weekdays $1.00 Eves. join the local high school band and then went on to play with taA lama . N. i Tommy Dorsey, Benny Goodman and other big band greats -...... 11:53 Nrtem . it Friday night before he graduated. .., And now the movie... Currently, Severinsen's act consists of ten singers and tj ...... AT 0 The deadline for entering dancers known as "Today's Children." The remainder of the BIKE INSURANCE t''''' CINEMA perhaps the SJSU student Film Faire troupe, the "Now Generation Brass," have been recruited : . she most is Friday. The program is from the "Tonight Show" band.' Applications now nuunnionon..,EuE narn 1.,...... _. #2 remarkable designed to enable students, Severinsen has appeared as guest soloist with several available in the film to both from film classes and major symphony orchestras and recently GREEN DOOR. emerge since collaborated with business office and the student body to show Henry Mancini on a album called "Brass on Ivory." Cecil B. DeMille the information ADULTS ONLY - IDINTIIKA7101. ION 110141 C1141.48. movies they have made. Tickets are REQUIRED founded $5.50 and $6.50 and may be purchased at any desk in the student , Hollywood." All films entered will be Tieketron Agency, Macy's and the Flint Center Box Office. NOTE "DEEP THROAT" ALSO SNOWING Al 7,:r4::;:"'f,',r, union. - VERNON SCOT!. unscreened and un- previewed until the final performance at $25 first Boz Scaggs prize will be awarded. The How Roots give your feet show is being sponsored by to appear the A.S. Program Com- UNCUT, - "1"-"100111P INTACT! mission. AND .o,voiovo. at S.J. Civic a good feeling, Applications are available at the S.U. Information Boz Scaggs and his band "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR" Center, located on the second AND will appear for one ap- then send it up your spine. level of the Student Union pearance only Sunday zeursretu HI', FIRST FIIMSINif ROME('Ii ill Franc() and the Administration evening, at the San Jose 'BOTH er sun sister Moon Building. The final show will Civic Auditorium. be from 7 p.m. to midnight Scagg's band includes 3RD dONUS HITWEEKDAYS ONLY on Friday in the S.U. Paul NEWMAN and Henry FONDA in KEYSEY'S Rick Shlosser, drums; Less Ballroom. Admission will be Dudek, guitar; Gene Santini, "SOMETIMES A GREAT NOTION" 25 cents. bass; Bill Atwood, trumpet and flugel horn; Jack TIRED OF GETTING RIPPED OFF ON INSURANCE? Schroer, flute and sax; Chris Michie, guitar; and Carolyn FOR THE LOWEST RATES ON YOUR CAR OR MOTORCYCLE, Willis, Julia Tillman and Myrna Matthews, backround COME SEE US. CAMPUS vocals. Show time is 8 p.m. Tickets INSURANCE are $4, $5 and $6. SERVICE CSIS/ Tell the old lady on your life where to go April 6, 404 S. Third St. 289-8681 Old Lady Day. Spartan Daily Classified 277-3175.

To see the idea behind Roots, take a Near the front, you'll notice the sole side-view look at the shoe. Instead of a is curved like a rocker. In normal walk- heel to lift you up and tilt you forward, ing, your weight lands first on your xxf4. you'll find a one-piece base to plant heel, shifts along the outer side of your you firmly in touch with the earth. foot, then diagonally across to your big Roots work very much like toe which springs you off on your next OPEN-FACED roots. And if you take a side -view look step. The rocker idea simply makes at the human foot, you'll see why they that transfer of weight a little easier, work as well as they do. Your heel is the which makes each step a little less tiring. lowest part of your foot, so in Roots it sits in the lowest part of your shoe. REUBEN 0 Suddenly you stand straighter as additional muscles in the back of your legs and the small of your back spring All told, Roots bring a good, natural to life to help hold you up and move feeling to man's somewhat un-natural SANDWICH you around. Now consider that recess custom of treading hard floors and city in your sole called the arch. If you sidewalks. Roots are designed and spend a good deal of time on your feet, made in Canada; and at the heart of unsupported arches can sag and may our production are two generations of 95cn,:;,,0,0,0,,G,,[2,[2^,G fall out of shape altogether. To help cobblers (a father and three sons) who prevent your arches from falling, Roots cling to the premise that good quality are contoured to support them. There's footwear must still be made largely by a smaller recess between the balls of hand. The way we feel about making your feet which Roots will take care Roots has a lot to do with the way you'll feel wearing them. of as well 500 University Ave. ,AtudeAnt Union Palo Alto, Ca. 94301 iv-nack bar 326-0784 2431 Durant Ave. 1428 Polk St. to, Berkeley "te San Francisco City feet need Roots April 3, 1974, Page 3 Letters to the editor Lowe inaccurate customer. Many people would like photograph without any ac- He goes on to say that smoking is Such unscrupulous journalism sure most of us have been thinking to work for themselves, but one companying explanation of what tension reducing; again I must cannot be tolerated! Your about Easter vacation; what a rarely have the Editor: time to set up a took place. What kind of coverage admit that Mr. Pongracz makes a "newspaper" should in all justice good time we're going to have, or business and Fred Lowe's editorial column of attend school was that for what was probably the good point. and decency be sued for slander. what a great opportunity we'll simultaneously. March 29, "Professors Should largest demonstration at SJSU in In his letter Pongracz implies You cannot condemn a man for have to catch up on our school work If students Stay," there is a presumption of interested in part- two years? that if we were to ban smoking in wearing "orthopedic shoes," or a then. Nonetheless, most of us will time self fact with which I seriously employment were to form Had the Daily covered the classrooms, the professors would great singer because she appears not be on a picket line, an a cooperative disagree. Mr. Lowe writes "As organization, they demonstration, it probably would become so tense and fearful of to you to be "a haggard looking educational march or participating could Bob Moretti says, 'There are two pool their resources and pass not have failed to mention that the public performance that they may redhead." You do not refer to an in a peace demonstration; much the savings administrators for every professor on to the customer. majority of those present were not very well run out of the classroom. opera composer as "whoever less worrying about striking farm- on campus, and this is a situation Interested students could get Iranian students. Several of the If this be true I suggest the dreamed up the idea" nor do you workers. together, that needs fixing.' " list the services that they Iranian students present concealed Psychology Department offer their declare that he "quite eviden- plan to In this case, the situation that offer and hours of their their faces behind dark glasses and services, (non-smokers only of tly...never bothered to read the So with all kinds of good thoughts needs "fixing" is Mr. Moretti's availability for work. Then they hats. Monitors were checking the course). book." You do not say that the of Easter in mind, the Farm- ignorance of the factsor, would hire someone to answer a press cards of those taking pictures Pongracz suggests that we character of Crooks was "con- workers Support Committee of perhaps, his indifference toward phone, or hire an answering ser- to make certain that people who exercise a little toleration." How veniently" deleted from the opera. SJSU would like to extend a plea to vice. Their services them. If Mr. Moretti wishes me to could be ad- could have been incriminated by much toleration does he expect? This was in fact done out of all of you who do not have time to consider him as a serious can- vertised in a newspaper, and their presence were not Smoking has been going on in necessity, for the scope of an opera picket, march or demonstrate, as didate for the governorship, he will response would be handled by the photographed. classes long enough. It's about cannot be the same as a novel, a well as to those of you who do have to stop making irresponsible receptionist. Obviously the author I'm time that non-smokers be con- film or a play. You cannot say picket, march and demonstrate, to statements of this sort and address The students would then contact responding to was not at the sidered. My eyes and lungs can not about the audience that "only donate a can or two of non- himself to the real problems facing the receptionist on their work days demonstration or she would have "tolerate" any more of your about 20 were SJSU students and perishable food for the UFW us on this campus. and pick up messages left for them. noticed the precautionary smoke. Your smoking violates my faculty," when I can certify that at members who are on strike in the It is obvious that Mr. Lowe did These steps are only the basics. measures taken. air space. If you must smoke wait least 75 SJSU students and faculty Coachella Valley. Viva La Huelga! not take time to check the accuracy Details would have to be for- She might also have noticed that the 50 minutes and smoke between attended the discussion of the of Mr. Moretti's statement. If he mulated by those who wish to the reason the demonstration held classes. novel, the classic 1939 film, the During Easter vacation, the plan. would like to know how to obtain actuate the was to protest and expose the Mr. Pongracz ended his letter absolutely superb production of the Support Committee of SJSU will be the necessary information, I shall Lory Johnson killing of students of Teheran with "sincerely." Perhaps he was play by the Theater of Marvels, leaving for Coachella Valley on a P.R. Junior be happy to assist him. My office is University who lost their lives for sincere but maybe it would have and then the opera too! "food-drive caravan." Collection in FO 126. speaking out against the CIA- been more appropriate had he I can only be grateful that I could boxes for the food-drive have been Harrison McCreath, Coordinator Iranian problems sponsored dictatorship. terminated with "April-Fool." partake. set up in the Mexican American American Studies Program I hope I have answered her Steve Pearl I do not regret the low at- Graduate Studies ( MAGS) office; question. The best answer is Psychology Major tendance. I only hope that the School of Social Work-Health Editor: probably to allow the Iranians to sometime in the future the op- Science Building (9th and San Repair bills? I was bothered by the give their own story by easing off Reriesc reply portunity presents itself again so Carlos Streets); the Sociology hypocritical and ironical letter in some of the new editorial policies that others may then gain from Department office and the building which effect their freedom of such a rich experience. Editor: the Spartan Daily asking the Editor: of the Educational Opportunity Repair costs are rising about as Iranian speech. What would also help in the Since your comments were students why they were The weekend of March 23 and 24 Program (EOP) on 9th and San future is for her to ask her reporter neither objective nor constructive fast as the costs of purchasing new demonstrating in the open at a time is now a fact of the past. But this is Fernando streets. merchandise. Today, more than when they refuse to sign letters to friends on the Daily staff why I'm sure that your review will have true only for some. For those who On behalf of all the members of ever, people are deciding to repair the editorial page. The letter itself adequate coverage was not given no effect whatsoever on the opera. participated in the Steinbeck the Support Committee, we do hope rather than replace. was written by a journalism to one of the most important But I am not so confident that my Festival, the weekend of March 23 as many as possible will contribute A washer or dryer repair can student quite close to the Daily demonstrations in years. fellow students will not be ad- and 24 will forever remain a vivid food or money to buy food for our cost as much as $15 for the first staff; under other circumstances Gay Muttersbach versely affected. I am not so study of the very nature of art. food-drive. Help us help them, by half-hour's labor. Radio repair can the question would have been Political Science Senior confident that the tremendous Never before has any student NOT buying non-union products, cost as much as $12.50 for the perfectly legitimate. energies of Dr. Martha Cox and her been so privileged as to be able to Gallo or Almaden products and estimate only! The present circumstances, committee will not be destroyed by witness a great work of literature PLEASE don't cross a UFW picket Surely, there must be someone to however, ( with the new editorial Smoke after class your callous journalism. interpreted through three different line. If you get a chance, come to provide these and other services at policies) have the Daily pitted John Michael Pongracz and distinct media in one weekend. the Farmworkers Support Com- a lesser price. against Iranian students and other Editor: As a graduate student of English mittee meetings on Wednesdays, 5 Well, there is. organizations. As a result of these How appropriate of the Daily to Literature, as a member of Dr. p.m. in the Costanoan Room, 2nd There are probably students here policies, the Iranian students have publish the letter of John Pongracz Plea extended Martha Cox's Graduate Seminar in level of the Student Union. at SJSU qualified to do everything been unable to use the Daily on April Fools Day. In it he makes Steinbeck and O'Neill, as a par- Dear Editor, Cecilia Ramos from radio and appliance repair to organizationally since the an analogy between smoking and ticipant in the Steinbeck Festival I This is an open letter to all United UFW Support plumbing. Committee beginning of the semester.- perfume. Although he may have a am distressed about your un- Farmworkers Union ( UFW ) More than likely, they are Besides the fact that Iranians are point, I doubt that perfume is of- conscionable review of the Spring Supporters: working for someone and getting silenced on the editorial page, the fensive or for that matter Opera Theater's moving in- Que pasa Ftaza, friends and other only a fraction of the price the Daily's coverage of the demon- disruptive to the degree rancid terpretation of "Of Mice and Men." UFW supporters? With Easter Editors note: employer receives from the stration was no more than a mere smelling cigarette smoke is. I believe an apology is in order. coming in just a few weeks, I'm See related story on page five. Anatomy of a Root

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