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Volume 74, Number 16 Serving San Jose State University since 1 934 Friday. February 22, 1980 No leads in campus attack on art student An SJSU art major suffered incident. called University Police Tuesday several bruises after being attacked The posters read, in part, "Be and requested protection but that Monday afternoon in the Art careful and be thinking of a solution they said they were "too busy." Building. to the dangerous situation we have A guard was later assigned to The assailant fled when the here on campus, especially in the accompany the student until the student, who wished to remain Art Building." close of her exhibit. unidentified, screamed, bringing a In addition, the posters included In an apparently unrelated man, whom she identified as an art the victim's first name) Randy), her history professor, to her aid. incident Tuesday evening, Dining exhibit room number I Art Building Commons employee and student There are no leads in the case 204) and a statement that her show Leslie Erickson was "verbally due to a conflict between the "will only be open sporadically for harassed" and then struck with a student's and faculty member's obvious reasons." small bucket when she refused to descriptions of the attacker, ac- A check of a bulletin board admit a man into the Commons. cording to Russ Lunsford, located adjacent to the door of Art The man did not have proper University Police inf.;:mation of- Building room 204 displayed a card identification, according to Erick- ficer. listing Randy Wade as artist of the son. One description identified the exhibit in the room. assailant as a black man, but the University Police are in- The exhibit was scheduled to vestigating the incident. other description stated the attacker end yesterday. was a white man, Lunsford said. However, the posters were Lunsford advised women At the time of the attack, the removed by University Police working in isolated areas of the student was assembling her own art because they could have triggered campus to notify University Police exhibit and had paused at a drinking another attack, according to Luns- and tell them where they will be and fountain when she was grabbed ftom ford. for how long. Regular safety checks behind. will then be made. "We understand her concern, Following the attack, the victim but the posters were taken down for "We encourage the use of blue posted throughout the Art Building her safety," Lunsford said. phones which are connected directly approximately 30 hand-lettered, to the University Police," Lunsford photocopied posters concerning the The attacked student said she said.

try Mdth Student Richard Melendrez stands near bike storage locker Foreign language instructors More bike lockers at SJSU face possible fall layoffs SJSU will receive 50 ad- in the Spartan Bookstore. The bike lockers are rented ditional bicycle lockers in "mid Students should live more out to students for $10 a semester. by Ron Regalia "If Jarvis II passes, we may not Bruinsma admitted that to late March," in order to join than a mile away from SJSU in Each locker holds two bikes. An associate professor of have Russian at all next fall," enrollments in French and German with the existing 10 on campus, order to receive a bike locker. "The city ( of San Jose) foreign languages with more years Bruinsma said. Pann, he added, is are up in a Foreign Language according to Ben McKendall, Some of the 50 new bike received a grant from the state of seniority in the department than the only Russian instructor at SJSU. Department meeting Tuesday night, junior associate dean of student lockers, which will holds total of ( of California) to buy the lockers all but one other faculty member has Some layoffs may be required in Radke added. services. 100 bikes, will be located "near as part of its plan to increase been given a letter warning he might German and French because of Pimentel was hired in 1965 and The 50 new lockers will cost Duncan Hall and under the bicycle usage and relieve com- be laid off next fall. enrollment problems, Bruinsma Federici and Burger in 1968, Radice "approximately $18,000 which overhead of the Seventh Street muter congestion," McKendall Francis Pann, added, saying the department associate may said. All have tenure, he added. comes out to about $350 each," garage," said J. Handel Evans, said. professor of foreign languages, be "overstaffed" in fall 1980. McKendall said. associate executive vice He said the plan to obtain the received a warning letter two weeks Based on anticipated Bruinsma insisted he is required There are 70 persons on a president. lockers was coordinated through ago from Henry Bruinsma, dean of enrollments for next fall, two to notify all professors involved waiting list for the bike lockers, Others will be located at "the the efforts of a joint "partnership the School of Humanities and Arts. professors in each of these fields when possible layoffs are an- said Mike McCawley, a student corner of Seventh (Street) and between the city and the "Possible lack of funds and may have to be severed to meet ticipated. who works for Customer Service Duncan Hall," Evans added. university." faculty required positions" in 1980 were cited SFRs, he said. Notices of possible layoff were as reasons in the letter, German enrollment Pann said. rose 17 issued based on seniority, according Only Prof. Reed Scott, percent, however, hired in between fall '78 to Dean of Academic Planning Jack 1957, has accumulated more and fall '79, according to years of Pimentel. Foote. Those hired first, in other Council reaction mixed service in the department. He added that French also Pann increased words, are to be notified last. received permanent tenure in 1961. and these patterns are common to French Assistant Prof. Gerard all California University and College Pann, though, is the senior Burger, German Associate Prof. campuses. member of the French faculty with A.S. considers constitution Raul Pimentel and French and "How can he make a statement 22 years of service. He said he was Italian Prof. Carla Federici like that," hired as an assistant professor in by Ron Regalia also said Werner Radke, He added that the date didn't council's efficiency by making it less received notices. chairman of the Foreign Languages 1958 and promoted to associate Council members received a allow enough time to work out the "bulky." Pann teaches Russian and Department, in reference to professor in 1966. rough draft of the new AS. con- questions raised by council mem- Rather than seeking at-large French. According to Bruinsma, Bruinsma's enrollment projections. Pimentel called Pann's stitution with mixed reactions at the bers. seats, council candidates would run declining enrollment in Russian "The letters were not issued notification "questionable" and "not A.S. Council meeting Wednesday Three major changes to the old for specific director positions, "does not justify a full-time position fairly," he added. "I see no need for exactly fair." night. constitution in regard to the council Cornfield said. in that area." any layoffs." A public forum on the con- were proposed by executive -continued on back page According to Pann, Bruinsma stitution was approved for Feb. 27. It assistant Scott Cornfield and A.S. admitted he did not know of his will be held at 3 p.m. in the council Attorney General Michael Medina. seniority in the French discipline chambers. Cornfield and Medina Three-week delays when he mailed the notice. The constitution, when approved represented the constitutional study Even if Russian is phased out. by the council, will be placed before committee which has been working Pann insists he has seniority the student body in a special election on the document for "several because he was first hired to teach on March 12-13. years," according to A.S. President foot patrol funding decision French. Ken Schott, one of three op- Nancy McFadden. Because his tenure was granted ponents to holding the special Under the new constitution, the by 'Irian Boyd election on March 12, said he didn't council would be reduced from 20 to confident about getting city funding We deserve some attention," by the college, Pann further "feel we would get anybody out to 12 members, Cornfield said. He The San Jose City Council has after the three-week study period. Coleman added. maintains he has seniority in both postponed the decision on vote that soon." added this would increase the whether or Pegram also said he is in favor "It's one of those things. They French and Russian. Pann said he not to fund the SJSU foot patrols of foot patrols and will vote for them chose this issue to talk about the first taught Russian in 1962. pending a three-week study on police once the funding question is solved. staffing of the police department as According to Bruinsma, this is department staffing levels. SJSU Executive Vice President a whole," McEnery said. "not a valid point." He said seniority The proposal, made by down- Jack Coleman said he is disap- Prop. Associated Students Vice is granted only in teaching service 9 jeopardizes town Councilman Tom McEnery, pointed with the council delay. He President Kiran Majithia, who areas (such as French and not in would have called for the city to stressed that it is the city's asked the city council to approve the University. provide about half of the $80,000 to responsibility to protect its citizens. funding, said he also feels confident students on probation $120,000 it would cost to run the "The university is a $60 million that the council will vote for ap- The warning notice states that, patrols for one year. The patrols operation in the middle of San Jose. proval after the three-week period. if layoffs are necessary, some may by Ron Regalia Neither meets the estimated would consist of one University be only partial, Bruinsma said. He Approximately 4,500 funding requests of about $575,000 Police officer and one city officer. added Pann may be in this category students, including some for the year. "We have an obligation to but could not make a definite currently enrolled, may be The first budget, hinged on provide for the physical and statement. denied access to SJSU in fall 1980 the defeat of Prop. 9 contains psychological well-being of the if the income tax-slashing $490,000, or a $30,000 cut from residents of San Jose and the According to Bruinsma, the measure, Proposition 9, passes, from 1979-80, McFadden said. students at the university," letters said layoffs were highly A.S. President Nancy McFadden The cut is based on current McEnery said. "I would call this an unlikely. He said the faculty told the council Wednesday at enrollment declines and a 24,500 emergency situation." members were overreacting to the their weekly meeting. student population in fall 1980, Councilman Larry Pegram notices. The council voted 11-1 in she added. questioned the "piecemeal" ap- favor of McFadden's proposal The post-Prop. 9 budget of proach to funding that the council The letters, though, did not even that they work to defeat Prop. 9, $370,000 is based on a projected has taken in the past. hint at possible efforts to avoid also known as Jarvis II. The lone fall, 1980 enrollment of 18,500 "I don't see where the funding is layoffs, Pimentel said. Essentially, dissenter, Enrique Mendez should Prop. 9 pass. It is ap- appropriated from. I'm merely they only stated that layoffs may Flores, said he didn't have proximately 25 percent smaller trying to add some consistency to occur due to enrollment patterns, he enough information to favor the than the first budget. the way we deal with our piecemeal added. stand. mid-year budgeting," Pegram said. Using the 4,500-student "I will do everything I can to The California State "We must view foot patrols along decline predicted by the chan- avoid it," Bruinsma said, referring University and Colleges Chan- with the King and Story situation cellor's office, the post-Jarvis II to the possible faculty cuts. cellors Office is considering using budget would be based on an and all other police demands," he academic status as a basis for enrollment of 20,000 rather than added. Bruinsma said "the system" rejecting students already 18,500. McEnery's resolution for foot reequires a great deal of study and enrolled at SJSU, McFadden patrol funding was rejected 4-3 with many hearings before tenured The discrepancy occurred Councilman Jim Self and Al Garza said. because the budgets were faculty are laid off. Under this alternative, some joining McEnery in an affirmative composed before McFadden on probation could be vote. Burger, though, as well as Pann students learned of the 4,500-student away if Prop. 9 passes. "The people of this city say their and Pimentel, was upset with the turned figure, said Jean Lenart, AS. Limiting the number of in- No. 1 priority is protection of life and notice, saying it "condemned our business administrator. coming freshmen or graduate property," Garza said. "This ( the departments) own existence." more likely The A.S. general fund now council has to make some hard students is a Professor Federici was she said. contains $1,261.34 after decisions about taking funds from possibility, unavailable for comment. Two tentative A.S. budgets allocations of approximately $450 other places and putting it into have been developed for the 1980- were approved by the council. police and fire protection," he ad- "We are hoping that if we all 81 school year, McFadden said. -continued on back page ded. by K yle Brehm work together, we won't have to lay McEnery said that he is very A.S Vice President Kiran Majithia off anybody," Bruinsma added. Fe/men, 22, 1980 2 forum Film 'Cruising' shouldn't be taken seriously by Hilary Hann balanced image of the gay com- be received, it picked the wrong Actually, this movie is not a the two-hour duration of this film in has a unique influence on the Staff Writer munity as a whole it would be in aspect of gay life to depict. The total piece of trash. It could have the lackluster and unemotional cop- American public. The controversial, so-heralded trouble. portion of gays portrayed is a group been saved. It was just mishandled role he plays, he still is the only This influence is easily arrived anti-gay film, "Cruising," opened At the start of the show, a of lusty, leather-garbed male sado- in certain areas, such as swelling too redeeming quality this paltry filck at because it comes to us under the Friday at Bay Area theaters. warning is flashed on the screen: masochists, who seem only to spend much on pan shots of homosexuals has. guise of entertainment. It can play a In San Francisco it was met by a "This is not necessarily indicative of their nights making out or hanging around a New York street The underdeveloped script of role in altering our values, behavior group of picket sign-carrying gays how it is in the real world. It is set in "cruising" for a sexual pick-up on corner and the orgy-like sexual this play can be left up to the movie and social attitudes. support them by the streets and in "tough" bars. critics for scrutiny. asking patrons to one section, which is not to be activity in "hard-leather" bars. The It is questionable, however, how They also Basically this is what the gay I think gays are overreacting to not seeing the movie. representative of the whole." only thing these bar scenes Lre good long-lasting skewed impressions that proclaimed "Cruising" did community objects to; not all gays those with per- the impact this movie will have and handed out flyers But at the outset, for is to appeal to such as the gay activity shown in aimed at promoting on a lot of toes in are like this. they are responsible for the hype of the film was not avoid stepping verted minds. this movie will be. "hatred and fear of homosexuals.' this sensitive area, because of the Gays may feel this way mainly The story line here is no worse this movie. Policemen were outside at the haphazard way in which it was out of their particular sensitivity to than in your ordinary, run-of-the- In the long run, they will The most frequent resonse to the box office and inside the theater as probably accomplish what they're movie from the half-gay and half- well. When I purchased my ticket, I asking the public not to do help straight audience was laughter at was given a flyer which advised me 'With respect for the First Amendment... increase the box office profits of this the various homosexual depictions. to a that I was going to be subject movie. There was only one provoking person and in my this movie should not be banned from theaters' search on my remark made in the beginning possible weapons. With respect for the First belongings for during a seedy street scene where a brouhaha made. their mill police drama. The plot is Amendment, no matter how it may This movie's barking society's misconceptions about group of leather-jacketed gays were than its on- The gays charge in their flyer: nothing more than that there's a be abused as it is in this case, this publicity is much bigger lifestyles. hanging around. One individual in gay people in "Cruising" are homosexual killer on the loose, the movie should not be banned from the-screen bite. "All It is in this depiction that I would the audience said, "Heh, Castro," -gay movie, either violent psychopaths or hero ( Pacino) sets out to get him, theaters. This is not an anti agree. It is by far a poorly launched referring to one of the main streets one suffering pathetic victims." and he does so in the end. it's just a stereotypic attack and a sensationalized If anything, gays should ignore in the gay community. There were bad judgment This, I'd have to say, is an What's seriously lacking here from a severe case of mockery of gays who go in for sado- it. Recognizing it will just help beef no responses made to this comment exaggeration. Of course the killer and is better developed on television and bad taste. masochism. up sales from the curious who go just and no other such comments were starring Al Pacino, be deemed a psychopath and his is the killer's motive for murder. All this flick, can If anyone should get up on the because it's embroiled in con- made by anyone during the rest of of boils down to is another show victims do appear pathetic while soap box in protest about this film, it Like most questions that troversy and because they are the film. crude irresponsibility on the part of they're being murdered how else should be women both lesbians and demand an answer in this film, it is spurred on by the "Hey, this really the film-making industry. could they look?) but this generali- straight women. only hinted at and never explained to must be something big" mentality. "Cruising" is just another "Cruising" is not as trashy as all zation does not include the scores of Despite the occasional trans- the audience. movie like the controversial the reviews have charged it to be; homosexuals pictured throughout vestites, which, by the way, don't The violence here is nominal The film industry, having one of "Boulevard Nights" depicting it's just poorly executed. the film. The majority are busy count, there is only one woman in and not even as gruesome as some the largest budgets of all media, is youth gangs that is oozing with When United Artists decided to "socializing" with one another. this entire movie: Pacino's dutiful crime dramas. free to make practically any type of sensationalism which neither gays make this movie it should have If the movie were an experiment and all-forgiving girlfriend, played Although Pacino's talent and movie it wishes. nor anyone else should take known that if it did not present a into how a movie about gays would by Karen Allen. reputation may suffer, at least for Also, as it probably is aware, it seriously. letters The weekend soul and jazz disc his thoughts publicly well jockeys would have to "bow to the express Soul to Earth. defines the most important freedom 'Racist prevailing winds" and listen to high Liberty Response in the world, and it is alive in our 0-Wind and Rain Editor: school programming in order to be Editor: land. These are my thoughts: Pour your torrents on my being KSJS, the campus radio station, considered for a management-level Editor: In his letter to the editor of Feb. FREEDOM And let me rise to fill the void can only be described as racist and position. (Who would?) This holds 14, Harry Ruelas quotes Ayn Rand: I am responding to the letter lam the Spirit of Freedom Of unspoken dreams. juvenile even in the most con- true for other aspiring disc jockeys "The only proper function of a titled, "Is the United States truly a That flows through the currents of servative of terms. with liberal viewpoints and ideals government is to protect man's free country?" It appeared in the time Freedom is the song in every By shoving a "Top 40" format on also. rights." Feb. 11 Daily and was written by I am the yearning, the learning breath of Spring. the more than 25,000 students at this A possible solution would be to As a strong believer in in- Abie Sabri, an economics senior. The synthesis of love and hope Helen Seifert university five days a week, 24 hours open up the current stringent format dividual liberty and as an admirer of The fact that Mr. Sabri can bonds that tie the Art, graduate student so that other people could become The breaking of a day, the current management has Ayn Rand, I agree. Unfortunately, to involved and trained for more effectively curtailed the hopes of say the government should protect challenging and responsible any black or minority to hold any of the individual's rights implies that it positions other than a mechanized the management-level positions has the tools to do so. It also implies disc jockey. available: simply because the duties that freedom does indeed require Dave Stolecki, of program director, general protection. former KSJS disc jockey manager, music director, etc. are The Soviet Union is pushing an Construction management, closely intertwined with the normal ideology that is obnoxious to anyone junior day-to-day operations of the station. serious about liberty. Because power in the world is distributed in an essentially bi-polar manner, the United States is the only force in the world that can realistically block Soviet expansionism. What do you think? Because our national survival depends on the free flow of goods and ideas, it is critical to view Soviet moves in and beyond Afghanistan as Question: a very serious manner. Un- fortunately, the Soviets seem im- What do you do for entertainment? mune to rational pleas. They are a paranoid and im- ( asked Wednesday at the library) perialistic power that has never abandoned its self-appointed role as the facilitator of the triumph of world communism. Appologizing for the Soviets, making scapegoats of ourselves, or suggesting trite I share the gospel with people. I'm with the sollutions such as drafting 50-year- Crusade for Christ. I like to read the Campus olds and oil company executives will Bible. not stem this historical process. Scott White, Business, freshman We cannot pretend that we have no obligation to protect this nation's interests and expect to keep our liberty. If we demand our freedom to be unconditional, we will one day find ourselves with too little of it to I go to the movies. I read books. I make love. worry about. Always remember money may be tight, but Kevin Brew love is free. Political Science, senior Susie Kandor, Public Relations, senior Spartan Daily Editor Mark Marymee Ad Manager Brian Moss News Editor Scott Mace City Editor Patty Selbach I play tennis. I do a lot of reading. But I Forum Editor Jeff Rhodie really don't have time for a lot of entertainment. Layout Editor Sam Tuohey Julia Wright, English, junior Assoc. News Ed. Marion Chini Assoc. City Ed Greg Grimes Sports Editor Roger Myers Assoc. Sports Ed.. Dave Kellogg Feature Editor .. Lori Eickmann SPE.e..14 IN1G- OF H OSTAGES Business Manager. Lura Rainey Retail Ad Manager. Jean Banaag Promotions Dir. .. Robin Masuda I like to go out with my girlfriend. I like Art Director Jennifer Di Leo skiing and all sports. I like to party, but I don't National Ad Mgr... Shawna Chan drink that much. Photo Editor Paul Chinn Business, senior Kevin Golden, Chief Photo Tom Duncan Editorial staff. .... Carla Alvarez, Daily Policy Kim Bergheim, Jonathan Bloom, Brian Boyd, Boni Brewer, Joan Casserly, Catherine Cassidy, The policy of the Spartan Daily The Spartan Daily reserves the The Daily encourages reader com- Yasumori Chiba, J Fields, Kevin regarding letters and material sub- right to limit the number of letters ments regarding editorials, opinions I go skiing as often as! can. I go to Sierra Ski Folan, Ellen Goodwin, Hoary mitted from individuals or organiza- on a given topic after a sufficient and news stories. Ranch a lot. I like to party, too. Hann, Scott Hinrichs, Marjorie tions outside of the Spartan Daily amount of comment has appeared. Karen Mellerup, Nursing, senior Isaacson, Robyne Martin, David staff is as follows: Releases Meltzer, Jeff Morris, Ron Forum Regalia, Brian Wirth. Letters Releases should be submitted as The intent of the Spartan Daily early as possible to the City Editor Advertising staff. David Agbeti, Letters should be submitted at the Forum Page is to present a variety at the Spartan Daily office or by Jarvis Brown, Doug Chatfield, Daily office (JC 2081 between 9 a.m. of viewpoints on issues affecting the mail. The sooner the release is re- Mike Clark, Bill Collyer, Cathy and 5 p.m. weekdays or by mail to university community. ceived, the better coverage the topic Cooper, Mike Doyle, Lynn' the Forum Page, c/O the Spartan Comments, columns and editor may receive. Freitas, Lisa Gauer, Janice I like to play raquetball. I read a.lot. I like to Daily, San Jose State University, 125 ials will discuss local, state, national Hanzalik, Sandy Hovatter, Mike All releases should include a tele- travel. This summer I went to Club Med. S. Seventh St., San Jose, CA 95192. and international affairs. Jeannie De Angelo, Nursing, senior Jung, Pam Kaplan, Diane phone number that can be called in Kuyoomjian, Rita Leung, Brian All letters must include the writ- Editorials reflect the position of case further information is needed. McMahon, Ken Nakamoto, David er's signature, major, class stand- the Daily. Opinion columns express The Spartan Daily reserves the Putigano, Jon Steitz, Tali ing, address and telephone number. the views of the writer or organiza- right to limit, rewrite and edit press Temple, Doug Teter, Rich Only the name, major and class tion and will appear with a byline at- releases for length, style, invasion of Wilson, Carolyn Yee, standing will be printed. tributing the article accordingly. privacy or libel. Fe e 2 2 1980 entertainment 3 Only the little girls understand the Knack

by Chuck Bustillos Tight And Don't Let Go," credited with one thing. Osmonds would sing. The Perhaps if the Knack, asking us "How Can Love They brought back a sound worst offender is "How Can 1979 s most talked about Hurt So Much" and in- to AM radio which had Love Hurt So Much," band, were more troducing us to a -Baby been dormant for quite a which opens with almost cooperative in granting Talks Dirty." while. Rock and Roll. "My the same introduction as Sharona," with its hypnotic interviews, we'd know why I'm sure you get the the Beatles' "Do You Want drum into and off-beat only the little girls un- picture now. These guys To Know A Secret?" and rhythms, proved that rock derstand them. come off like a group of then swoons into a number still existed. which seems like it would When Capitol Records high school guys who cah't In their latest effort the be more appropriate for won the bidding war for the lure date to the drive-in. Knack has committed a Frankie Avalon to be Los Angeles band a year wouldn't be surprised if cardinal sin with "Baby crooning for the bikini-clad ago, they turned the Knack they supplied Penthouse Talks Dirty." What we get "teeny-boppers" in one of into a multi-million dollar magazine with the his "beach" movies. hype project. Although the majority of its "Forum" In the only interview Knack's debut alburn, "Get letters. that the Knack did grant, to Knack," sold more The While the Beatles were BAM magazine last year. George Segal. Natalie Wood and Valerie Harper star in "The Last Married Couple in America." 4 million copies, they than content with holding your Knack leader Doug Fieger drew criticism from rock hand and the Rolling stated that the reason why who were upset enthusiasts Stones were subtly asking only two singles were at comparisons to the to spend the night together, released off the "Get ,The 'Last Married Couple' a dud Beatles and the Knack's the Knack comes out and Knack" album was claim to "new wave" when has sex right on your because "I only like to Brian Boyd the last married couple in America. they were bathing in by turntable. release singles that are dashed into the theater to do this review, Jeff and Mari are so happy that, predictably again, truckloads of money. As I One reason that "Meet going to be Number One." the rain, I commented to the ticket-taker that I something has to happen. is "My Sharona" revised. escaping One other major The Knack" sold so well Sorry Doug. You'll sell "The Last Married Couple in America" would be a That "something" turns out to be Barbara IValerie Same beat. Same theme. S- hoped criticism that the Knack was because it was your million albums to all film worth the drive in the torrential downpour. Harper ), a friend of MaN's. E-X. has drawn is their ’high- released during a lull the kiddies who think It was then that she gave me all the information any Barbara is unattached and makes a play for Jeff, There is no median on schoolish" lyrics. I mean, period in the record sales. because they have bought a movie-goer needs to know about "The Last Married whom she has always found attractive. He manages to "But The Little Girls are these guys as horny as There were no real Knack album that they Couple in America." turn her away. Understand." The songs they claim to be in their "heavyweight" bands out have been officially in- "It's not very good," she said. And it wasn't. The second time she approaches Jeff, he surrenders. range from the straight- gives songs? with releases. With only the ducted as a -new waver," Married Couple in America" sheds no new During a very short stay at a cheap motel, Barbara forward rockers like "The Last When we last left the Doobie Brothers' "Minute but there's no Sharona to light and few laughs on the subject of matrimony. Jeff some love and infection - V.D. "Rave Up," "The Hard the couple quartet they were By Minute" and Super- help you out this time. stars George Segal and Natalie Wood in the After pseudo-humorous scenes with Way" ( originally recorded The film "Frustrated," complaining tramp's "Breakfast in title roles. Support - and little of it - is supplied by fighting it out, they get a separation. by the Kinks) and "End Of tedious. because "She's So Selfish," America" to contend with, Richard Benjamin, Valerie Harper, Dom DeLuise and At this point, the movie becomes The Game." telling us "That's What The "Get The Knack" com- Bob Dishy. At the party, a "swinger" propositions Jeff and Mari. Then they give us some Kodak Little Girls Do" and busily fortably rested in the The film is about a happily married "upper-middle" He wants them to -swing" with him and his wife. It is here of the most sickening ; C2(Coso Ep at ec running their hands up the number one spot through class couple in Los Angeles. They, along with three other that the half minute of nudity is unleashed. ballads ever recorded. thighs of the infamous most of last summer. Until happily married couples, play touch football in the park The swinger tries to get something started by having "Can't Put A Price On Sharona. "In Through The Out Pfirst copies 5r every Sunday. his wife strip. Love" ought to get the boys Door" by Led Zeppelin 250 minimum Jeff and Mari ( Segal and Wood) are shocked one week Jeff and Mari are embarrassed. Thealize that the This time around, on in trouble with the Rolling came out. Then it was a ALL when they find out that one of the couples, the Drydens "new morality" is a hoax. They decide to get back their follow-up album "But Stones as the opening in- gradual decline through i AMERICAN I Priscilla Barnes and Oliver Clark) have split up. together. They simultaneously apologize to each other, The Little Girls Un- strumental line is almost d r the rest of the year when In the next few minutes of the film, predictably, the get the kids and go for a hamburger. derstand" ( which they ver batum that of "Beast of COPY INC. the "big boys" came break up one by one. These seemingly That, I'm sorry to report, is the climax of the movie. completed in six days), Burden." "The Feeling I i 107 E Santa Clara Si other couples around. there are a few laughs, don't go expecting to Doug Fieger and company Get" 295-6600/295-7778 happy couples have been miserable, or so they say, for Although sounds like a r years. Man tells Jeff that she fears that they will soon be roll in the aisles. are telling us to "Hold On The Knack can be Christmas ca role the ; Bus hr 111-f 114 Sat 104

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catastrophe. jump and triple jump could and Joel Wyrick. A slick track could complicate SJSU's predicted dominance in the sprints. SJSU women back in race -- On paper the quartet of Ernest Lewis. Willie upset NorCal leader USF; Jackson, Ken Thomas and Eric Hurt looks to be a Mason and Thompson star world-class 400-meter relay team. A wet track, by Dave Kellogg however, can cause baton Anyone who had written off SJSU women's basketball drops and crucial slips at team in the NorCal Conference race must now answer to the wrong time. Wanda Thompson and Karen Mason. SJSU slip, Should Led by Thompson's clutch free throw shooting and four- Stanford's gridiron Mason's 28 points, the Spartans upset NorCal leader with some could come up University of San Francisco Thursday night, 70-59. the upset. Featuring furs season which runningbacks Darrin For SJSU it was sweet vindication favorites, but had stumbled Nelson, Vincent White and the Spartans had been heavy the title race. wide receivers Ken and fallen down, but not out of Margurum and Gordon By toppling USF, SJSU kept its desperate hopes of Banks, the Cardinals have winning a third straight NorCal conference title. At 7-3, a competent team, but not the Spartans need USF to drop its last two to tie for the in the class of SJSU. title. An unlikely possibility, as SJSU has a better shot at by Terry Stelma The rest of the sprints making the regionals with sole possesion of second place High jumper Thurlis Gibbs with a career 7-3 1/2, is top Spartan track and field should go the same way as best of among the athletes. A former in NorCal. national junior college record performer Saturday when the Spartans the 400-meter relay. holder, Gibbs will be a featured meet Hayward State To take second place SJSU must defeat Fresno State In the 100 and 200 and Stanford at Fresno Saturday night and then comeback and defeat second-place California at San Jose. Playing the entire 40 minutes, Thompson was the epitomy of SJSU's success. With seemingly boundless Hoops ters close out regular season energy, the 5-0 playmaker hounded USF into critical turnovers and triggered an explosive Spartan running by Jon Bloom Saturday night's contest will deter- The Tigers faced regular-season The first-year coach commented that game. When asked if his squad would attempt mine which of the two teams will finish the champ Utah State last night in Logan, his Tigers had trouble with the Spartan "I really wanted to take a blow, but Chat ( SJSU coach anything different when it closes out the season in third place and a more favorable Utah. defense in their last meeting, a 65-59 SJSU Sharon Chatman) said to suck it up so I did," Thompson regular season against PCAA opponent seeding in the PCAA tournament. After reaching a new low it' the in- win behind Wally Rank's 23 points. said. University of Pacific Saturday night in Berry said his club has had a week to tensity department during last Saturday's "We're going to have to play solid And so did the rest of the Spartans, including Mason. 82-74 loss to second-place Long Beach defense ourselves," Fitchner continued, Stockton, SJSU coach Bill Berry broke into mull over the self-inflicted losses as Mason, whose infamous jumper has been off lately, State, Berry promised his Spartans would "because they're a team that can score." a wide grin. SJSU's contest with Fresno State slated hit from everywhere on the court and pulled SJSU out of to win,' Berry return to form against the Tigers. "We're going to try for last night was cancelled by the PCAA The Spartans are currently averaging trouble in the second half. said wryly. due to the Bulldog's scheduling violation. "I think you'll see a much more 70.1 points per outing in PCAA action with After capping a five game victory aggressive Spartan team tomorrow night Rank leading the way with 15.1 points a After USF rallied in the second half and took the lead The mini-vacation comes to an abrupt streak with road wins over Fullerton State than in the past two weeks," Berry said 49-48, Mason took control. end tomorrow night as the Spartans travel game. and UC-Irvine two weeks ago. SJSU has firmly. Taking a long pass from Thompson, Mason eye faked to one of the league's toughest arena's , "They're a well balanced team," proceeded to self-destruct in two con- Fitchner said. an opponent and then beat her to the hoop to convert a Stockton's Civic Auditorium, for the final While the prospects of playing at the "Berry has used many secutive losses to UC-Santa Barbara at three-point play. time. Next season Pacific moves to a new Stockton Civic, known as the pit, has players effectively this year and you can't and Long Beach State down South. home home site. caused more than one coach a poor night's stack your defense to stop any one player Mason came right back and hit two of her patented The back-to-back defeats, the first sleep, Berry sees the close confines and because of their balance." rainbow jumpers to put the Spartans up 55-49. Pacific's Tigers, as of Thursday af- double losses since January, lowered the notoriously wild Tiger fans as a challenge. The "balanced" Spartan line-up will Mason and Thompson, however, weren't alone in the ternoon, were a half game behind SJSU Spartans' PCAA record to 7-5 and 14-10 "I'm looking forward to playing feature some new faces in starting roles. hero category. with a PCAA record of 6-5, 14-13 overall. overall. there," Berry said. "The crowd is very 6-7 Sid Williams ( 6.3 points) will open Seemingly everytirne SJSU needed a key bucket or anti-opponent and I've always enjoyed at one forward with Rank. Mikki Jackson rebound, someone was there to get it. Whether it was that." ( 11.2) who had a rare off-night against Elinor Banks avoiding that crucial fifth foul down the In facing the Tigers, SJSU also meets Long Beach, will start at center and either strech or Debbie Johnson and Winnia Gazaway pulling up with the PCAA's leading scorer in Ron Doug Murrey (8.0) or Dan Sullivan (3.9) is down another rebound, every Spartan had a hand in the SJSU sports summary Cornelius, who's averaging a shade more slated to pair with Mike Mendez (8.0) at inspiring victory. than 21 points per contest. guard. Although stats didn't reveal it, forward Teri Swar- Pacific coach Dick Fichtner sees the Pacific features Cornelius at forward brick was also instrumental in the win. Matched against Spartan's 2-3 zone as his major concern. with Reggie Love, 6-4, ( 2.9 ) along side him. USF All-American candidate, Mary Hile, Swarbrick more Wrestlers meet Fresno tonight "We're going to have to execute better 6-9 Scott McLaughlin (10.8) opens at the than held her own. Numerous times Hile was frustrated Swarbrick and had to struggle The SJSU wrestling team finishes its One of tonight's featured matches will against their zone, which they play very center spot with George Dzubak, 6-3, )7.5) by the defensive prowess of winningest season in history at Spartan send defending 158-pound PCAA champion well," Fichtner said. and Matt McGuire, 6-0, (5.7)at guards. for all her 15 points. Gym tonight when they host Fresno State Warren Flynn, 10-6, of Fresno State in a 7:30 dual meet. against Reggie Thompson, 25-12. The Spartans, currently 18-4, are "Reggie's been fired up all week," looking for a win tonight to gather Kerr said. "He needs a win for a high Spartans face Stanford in 3-game set momentum for the PCAA championships seeding at the PCAA tournament." on Feb. 29 at Utah State. by Jeff Morris against the SJSU pitching us to a JC because we Fresno State comes to San Jose The Bulldogs figure to be tough in the with a The SJSU baseball staff. needed immediate help," 5-11 dual meet mark. The Bulldogs have final three matches. 177-pounder Richard team will get its second Spartan pitching ranks Marguess said. fallen behind in the lighter weights in most Sischo, 10-6; 190-pounder Richard chance to hand a Pacific-10 second in the NCBA, with a Marguess is pleased dual meets, but have had consistent England, 8-6; and heavyweight Robert team its first taste of defeat 2.19 ERA and has produced with his team's overall performances in the heavier weights. Way, 9-6, figure to give the Spartans tough when they play Stanford in the only shutout in the defense and he has several "If we wrestle well against Fresno competition. the first game of a three- NCBA play so far, a 1-0 players who passed up State, it could be lopsided," Spartan coach Tonight's meet will mark the return to game series today trimph over Santa Clara. lucrative pro contracts to T.J. Kerr said. at 2:30 action of 167-pounder Dave Brouhard for on the Farm. The Cardinals, play for Stanford. Kerr wanted to guard against over- the Spartans. Brouhard, 25-4, is ranked The following games however, have some "Defense is one of our volfidence mentioning the Bulldogs seventh in the nation. He missed the last will be played, weather weapons of their own. strengths and our talent always seem tough in the dual meets. two Spartan meets with the flu. permitting, at San Jose A team batting lies in our defensive play," Marguess Municipal Stadium, average of .347, 22 stolen said. Swimmers in weekend tri-meet beginning at noon on bases in 32 attempts and a The infield starters Saturday. record of 4-41 in one-run include junior returner David Meyer, a .270 hitter Coming off last weekend's hectic road Pacific and Pepperdine come to town. The Spartans come games, makes the Car- who has yet trip, the SJSU men's swim team comes Pepperdine, currently 4-4 in dual meet into the game with a 4-4-1 dinals a formidible op- to make an error home for a triangular meet against the competition, is led by sophomore Mike record, having defeated ponent for SJSU. from his shortstop University of Pacific and Pepperdine, Barber, who specializes in the 100 and 200- California, 4-3, in their last Leading the way for position. third Saturday at 3 p.m. at Independence High yard breaststroke and is an Olympic outing. the Cardinals at the plate Freshman School. baseman Steve Buchell qualifier. make-up with a .556 average, is Led by Mike Duran's school record The date for turned down a $90,000 offer "Pepperdine has a good advantage in games against Hayward freshman first baseman 1:45.2 in the 200-yard freestyle, SJSU had from the Chicago White this meet. They have a number of good State and St. Mary's will be Mike Andretti. an easy time with Hayward last Friday, Sox to play on the Farm. swimmers, but we have the speed. They scheduled at the end of the Andretti is followed by 72-34. The outfield has one certainly are not out of reach," SJSU first half of Northern the only senior starter for Without two divers and one swimmer very familiar name to coach Shone Azarfar said. California Baseball Stanford, second baseman out for health reasons, the Spartans had a SJSU sports fans. He is Pacific has an overall record of 5-7 and Association play, ac- Paul Zuvella, who is bat- far tougher time at Long Beach, losing 78- rightfielder John Elway, is led by team captain Brian Jope in the cording to SJSU coach ting.410. 31. son of SJSU head football breaststroke and sophomore Dave Gene Menges. Zuvella was All-Pac-10 Things won't get much easier coach Jack Elway. Elway, when McAlpine in the individual medley. last year and is expected to The Cardinals, who like Suchen, turned down a lead the young Cardinals. have a 9-0 record, field five lucrative pro contract to freshmen and have only One of Marguess' play for Stanford. Judokas reap awards in Hawaii two biggest concerns this year returning starters In centerfield the from is pitching Marguess SJSU's women's judoka Christine The United States men's team placed last year's squad. Cardinals have the only recruited Lee Cline from Penick came home with two gold medals fourth. "We are very young, other JC transfer on the South Idaho junior college in the Pacific Rim Championships held Two Spartan judokas, Mike Swain and but talented and I expect us team, Mike Toottunan, a to anchor the staff. Sunday and Monday in Honolulu. Mike Vincenti, competed for the United to challenge for the Pac-10 .320 hitter from Mission Penick took a gold medal, winning the States team. title in two or three years," Cline is 3-0 this year College in Southern 158-pound division against the top com- Swain lost his first-round match to Pan. Stanford coach Mark and with a 2.59 ERA he is California. petitors from eleven nations which border American Champion Brad Farrell of Marguess said. making Marguess' Tootlunan is flanked by the Pacific Ocean. Canada in the 143-pound division. Marguess, who is in his recruiting efforts pay off. Cardinal football player Penick received her other gold medal Vincent' competed in the 156-pound fourth year as head coach, "We don't actively Mike Dothower, who by Jeff MareneY as the United States' team won the division losing his match to the eventual is very concerned about his recruit in the JC ranks, but Marguess thinks is the best Pitcher John Tillema and the Spartans face women's division. third-place finisher from Korea. team's performance the need for pitching drove of the three outfielders. Stanford in a three -game series this weekend. Feb,UCH* 22. 1980 sports 5

Elway, said. -I feel we filled the the form of running backs Gerald The Spartan offensive line holes." Willhite, Roy Smalley and Greg should get sonic blip also. Incoming SJSU offensive recruits The top quarterback recruit is Smith. Figuring to bolster SJSU im- junior college transfer Steve Duddy, A first-team all-conference mediately are 6-3, 240-pound Mike who has an excellent chance to selection, Willhite was also Profit and 6-5, 260.pound Trevor quarterback the Spartans in 1980. by Ohio State, Alabama, counted on to replace top grads recruited Bowles. Duddy, 6-2, 190-pounds from Los Michigan State, Oregon and San EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the the nation in total offense and a careers, the SJSU offense, which Angeles Valley College, averaged Diego State. Profit is a JC transfer from second in a two-part series on SJSU running back that rushed for almost averaged over 400 yards per outing 265 passing yards per game last Smalley, a 6-0, 205-pound Santa Monica CIO College where he football recruits. 1,000 yards in a season is a tough act during the 1979 campaign, is left season in the JC ranks. He tran- fullback, was City College of San was first-team All-South Coast to follow. with large voids to fill. sferred to L.A. Valley from Brigham Francisco's most valuable offensive Conference. by Jon Bloom With quarterback Ed Luther "On the junior college level we Young University in 1978. player last season along with wn- In Bowles, SJSU acquired one of An electrifying offense featuring and running back Jewerl Thomas did better ass group than any other Elway feels he has secured a ning all-league honors in the Golden. the best linemen out of Western a quarterback that ranked second in graduating to possible professional one school," head coach Jack solid ground attack for the future in Gate Conference the same year. Canada. classifieds

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K athie at 5711 1316, 9 a m to p m I and gay men GSU provides a blend Help Wanted 426 Sego's., Corona Del Mar, CA am also on the graduate office ao of socral and educational actovrtres proved typrst lost 15UU lb.... which glue lesbrans and gay men the 97625 opportunity to meet, learn about 18 themselves and each other and GREENPEACE needs volunteers to TYPING Accuracy neatness and relevant sclera! Issues We meet on work at a Radio Mon on San Fran Services deadhnes guaranteed E 6 perrenced CAMPUS Internshro Program the 5 U at p on every Thor% 3 21. CoSCO March 14, 15 and 16 4 hour aste s epo Is d sse taloons Financial Planning Trarning and Creatryoty and journal night. 26. shrfts available If you can help or Approved by SJSU Graduate Sales Course CALL 249 5775 speaker Lesbian caucus meets 1 30 want more info . call Carole Sears at Department IBM Sel II South San 26 MOVING AND HAULING Have m Wednesdays In the Women s 13151 174 6767 Jose. 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JOG!? AT N/6h/T! DON'T WORRY, /rts SiVE./ SAN dOsE! YOU .574Y IN NOW 60 6ET DRESSED! A.S. delays draft decision SMIPE- FIEN77416 OFF l/TTLE EXERCISE Al/IL Alu666/95, R/61/r? DO THAT BoOki SONE 6000/ -continued from page 1 originally scheduled for Wednesday, "Who's being conservative here?" "That's more than I thought was postponed indefinitely to The Student Union board of we'd have at this point," A.S. discuss the initial draft of the new governors adopted the resolution on Secretary Carol Whaley said. The A.S. constitution. Tuesday, she added. fund had less than $1,000 at this time "We needed to set up a special Nine applications for one vacant last year. election on the constitution so we lower division seat have been The A.S. work-study/student wouldn't have to wait until 1981-82 received, Personnel Officer Alice assistant fund received $368. The for a new document," McFadden Adams said. Geology Club was allocated $74 and said. added that two upper $10 was approved for the Pre-Law A.S. Attorney General Michael She division openings have received six Association. Medina expressed concern that the applications. McFadden and A.S Treasurer council has not yet taken a stand on Juvencia Romo will be working on the draft. Michael Hadden was appointed 1980-81 funding requests during the "It looks bad when the ad- to a vacant personnel selection next two months. ministration beats us to it," Medina committee position after a The public forum on the draft, said in reference to a draft stand. nomination by Adams. A.S. discusses constitution _spartaguide -continued from page 1 communications, community af- McFadden insisted the council can "do without faculty or ad- Medina added that these fairs, ethnic affairs, international The Native American of J107. For information Youth Science Institute Monday at the picnic area ministration positions." She positions would be highly specialized affairs, personnel, sponsored Club is holding a recruit- call Margaret Mehling at will have free movies from outside of the Women's rights and rejected Cox's proposal that they Gym. For and thus "centralize expertise in the programs, student ment meeting for Native 395-7809. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow information call services could effectively represent AS. in hands of individual council mem- responsibilities, student and non-Native American at the Visitors Center in Ed Trost at 277-2181. the senate. bers." and a chairperson. students, staff and faculty School of Engineering Alum Rock Park. For Rowen said placing the public We have the ability to lobby all day in the Anthropology will have an open house information call Dave Associated Students Council member Mary Cox's information and finance officers on now." McFadden said. "It's laziness Department. Call Alan from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Johnston at 258-4322. will meet on the Tax proposal that council candidates be the council would be "a more direct to think that we need an ad- Leventhal at 277-2533 for today in the Engineering Simplicity Initiative at enrolled at least two semesters at and efficient way of operating." ministrator or faculty member to do more information. For information Campus Ministry will 12:30 p.m. Monday at the SJSU received unanimous approval. Building. The money saved by making that. We are represented in the Lorell. hold Sunday Worship at the S.U. Costanoan Room. For The specialization of the council contact William these officers non-paying council Senate. I can be directed to lobby at The Anthropology Club Campus Christian Center information call 277-3201. was generally accepted. _ . members and eliminating the at- any time." will Chapel, 300 S. 10th St. For We would have a panel of host a potluck at 5p.m. RGK Films is having a torney general could be distributed The proposal's most persistent information call the Rev. experts. rather than 20 blind per- and a guest speaker, Brian film festival today through COPIES \ to the 12 directors, Cox proposed. opponent, Fazelbhoy, said that Peter Koopman at 298-0204. r/ sons." council member Jim Rowen Sharped, at 6 tonight in the Sunday from 2 p.m. to 2 "Council members on some "Administrators do not belong on Hotel, said. Each person could bring Anthropology Department a.m. at the DeAnza 1/2 other campuses get paid," Cox said. student-run councils." basement. For information 233 W. Santa Clara St., San India Student 3 information in a specific area." minirritini She added that the board of directors Council member Joanie Goar call Mary Sheppard at 998- Jose. For information call Association will have a People would be more com- format would involve a full-time agreed with Fazelbhoy, adding that 1935. Gary Smith at 294-5336. general meeting at 2:30 mitted to a spot seat and have more work load. no responsibilities for these p.m. Sunday in the S.U. responsibility." former A.S. Vice The proposed additions of one positions are spelled out in the new Student Union Forum, The SJSU branch of Guadalupe Room. For KINKO'S President Fazel Fazelbhoy added. faculty and one administrative constitution. Associated Students, Grope IEEE presents Prof. Artice information call Ranjan 414 I I arhis St On an at-large council, only a representative to the council were Rowen said that an important and KSJS will present Davis of SJSU speaking on Charan at 238-5882. 29; 3311 do most of the work fraction soundly rejected in a preliminary executive, such as Academic Vice speakers at noon today at transister curve tracer Also at anyway." vote. A final decision will be made President Hobert Burns, may attend the upper pad of the applications today at 12:30 Human Performance 12 i S. ird St The finance officer and public on Feb. 27. the A.S. meetings if the proposal was Student Union. For in- p.m. in Engineering 227. Majors Club will have their information officer, now paid non- The faculty member would be adopted. formation call Scott Corn- weekly meeting at 2:30 2'6-4 116 council positions, would be absorbed chosen by the Academic Senate and "I don't think we would get a field at 277-3201. Women's Center will into the 12 director roles, Medina the administrative member by SJSU faculty member, much less a big. have a basic auto main- said. President Gail Fullerton, Cornfield wheel administrator," McFadden Public Relations tenance workshop The attorney general position said. Both would have full voting said. AS. Adviser Louie Barozzi Student Society of America tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 would also be eliminated and its rights. agreed. is continuing its mem- p.m. at the Women's duties largely assumed by the A.S. He insisted this would give the Council member David bership drive from 11:30 Center. For information vice president. Medina added. A.S. more credibility by "allowing Livingston pushed for the inclusion a.m. to 1 p.m. today in front call 294-7265. Cornfield and Medina proposed us to get inside the system." Student of elected assistant director that the AS. council become the A.S. participation would be enhanced, he positions in the constitution. Jump Into board of directors. added. Vacancies could thus be filled New York Style Its members would be directors Students sit on such committees quickly and the directors would have The ADVENTURE of academic affairs, business af- as the Academic Senate and board of representatives in case of time of fairs. California state affairs, trustees, he p, iiited out. conflicts, he added. SPORT opens house PARACHUTING! Engineering 1st Jump by Margie io.o son Group Rates said, the hydraulics lab laboratory equipment experiments. 276-3211 The School of contains a flume water includes wind tunnels. In addition, a number or For Everyone 17 &over 1 Engineering will hold an channel which can release vibrating machinery, and of local industries will be STEVENS PARA-LOFT open house from 10 a.m. to 757-9957 FFATIMING water at a rate of 25 cubic an electron microscope, all participating in the open 6 p.m. today. The general feet per second. He said the of which Lorell said are house for the first time, by public is invited. ALL MALE flume is used for "model "used on a daily basis" in conducting demonstrations FAKER TO LONDON $549 According to Dr. studies, such as erosion of engineering classes. and exhibits. FROM OAKLAND Si? William Loren, professor rivers." BIKINI DANCE CONTEST of civil engineering, the Loren said about 10 511111A CENTIR_MILPITAS from 8-10 p.m. open house will feature There are also mergy students from each of the R I fiondtrup Irrim 1,11(` SA.IN "fairly impressive lab dissipation devices which individual engineering SERRA TWIN !Non) $300 Sunday, February 24 HWY.17ar 237_ 263.4100 SF -ROME experiments and take the energy out of departments will be con- UNVMS rine 55,1 trim? 1=0E7 Si minor. $2 adults demonstrations." water when it is released ducting the demon-, 150 SF -LONDON $273 For instance, Loren from a dam. Other strations, exhibits, and out' s,ys Irony SF -FRANKFURT $285 f S F AR TS FRIDAY PINK VETO OVER LOWEST SFO-LONDON upsitio THE RN KE w meow get "GASSED" at CAT 3r4 RIG SEER ?COMEDY HITS theatre George Burns FARE HIGH SEASON 14 Ill mil III) Most ,n1tetandtne ,IL,t1 hi, Going in Sryle Scavenger Mint SPARTAN - 1 30-5 III 30-9 30 feature of adult 2 20-5 00-9 30 47 NOTRE DAME AVE. shown dad) Goodbye Girl !RIF hotel Roller Boogie hooking sc. inv-tosl car hire SAN JOSE 279-3381 10 am to 2 arti 310? 30 12 30-4 10-7 50 DOWNTOWN :") STATIONS I fig Lool West 64 Alen Pedro Ilkiwere) Open Daily Open Dews ( all Jim Dewrance: 984-7576 Admission 12 30 p rn Best gas in town 12 30p m ere 52.00 BRITISH EUROPEAN TRAVEL At the cheapest prices en $2.50 "THIS IS YOUR CAPTAIN lose 95129 SPEAKING 1080 Saratoga Ave. San WE SEEM TO BE EXPERIENCING SOME MINOR DIFFICULTIES' GASOLINE 7th Et Phelan 10th Et Taylor Ph. 998-9488 for titles MOTOR OIL 245 Keyes 4th EI Williams 25W. San Salvador 1 ..i.J.... 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