Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 Volume 90, No. 33 Friday, March 18, 1988 REAL takes elections by a landslide

Murillo defeats Thomas Associated Students Elections 1988 REAL in A.S. controller race President Vice President Academic Affairs N. dominates By Mike Lewis rector. ShaRon Lewis. , Daily staff writer He was declared the Party s nomi- Independent candidate Mark Mu- nee after three separate vote counts elections rillo emerged as the student's choice during that party's caucus. for controller after a tight race with Thomas is a senior majoring in Responsible Alliance's Rick busines administration and account- illPb ' Thomas. ing. II as expected $ Murillo, who based his campaign In addition to quality on quality control in spending and control, Mu- VP' By Jeff Elder rillo's also cited his agressively pursuing lottery funds. political experi- ailleo.m. ' Daily staff writer ence as a ..a, won by a narrow margin. campaign issue. The Responsible Alliance domi- His experience The senior majoring in political includes A.S. nated Wednesday and Thursday's president at West Valley College science, has been campaigning heav- and , election as expected, sweeping most as a member .1041§yo-i( ily for the past week. of the board of trustees of the Associated Students' 20 seats. for the Mission and West Valley Most of REAL's competition Murillo focused on the issue of College District. came from two independent candi- closely examining every request for His current campaign received a dates, as the Students Organized and funding the controller receives dur- 0 boost when current controller and Unified for New Directions' last- ing his campaign. REAL party member Victoria John- minute, incomplete slate failed to "As controller, first of all, you son gave her support to Murillo. challenge REAL's dominance of have to approach that office with a "I do support Mark Murillo." A.S. politics. quality control ethic so any type of Johnson said. "I think he not only Terry McCarthy, current A.S. proposals that are going to be put in the desire, but experience on how to Terry McCarthy Patricia Phillips Jim Walters vice president. glided into the presi- the budget certainly have to be scru- follow through. dency unopposed. Because indepen- tinized." Murillo said. "He has gone to budgeted groups McCarthy is currently A.S. Phillips is currently A S. Walters is a gay man and is dent challenger Paul "Catflinger" Rick Thomas. current A.S. direc- such as the Women's Center and vice president. This year he director of non-traditional the first person with AIDS to Goeltz was found to be academically tor of community affairs, was seek- asked them what they thought of the has worked extensively on minority affairs. Her main be elected to office. His main ineligible last week. McCarthy ing to win the election by basing his budget process. she said. finding a compromise to the interest for the past year has concern is bringing AIDS needed only one vote to win SJSU's highest campaign on his past A.S. experi- Johnson stated that she believes Campus Safety Committee's been developing child care education, awareness and student post. ence, involvement in campus groups The race for vice president also Murillo did a good job at West Val- proposed bicycle ban. His programs on campus, and her even testing to the SJSU and his responsibility to the students. ley. went to a REAL candidate. Patricia stance on the possibility of a main interests tend to involve campus. "I see myself as the CFO of the "I've been running into a lot of Phillips, current A.S. director of fee increase to cover Rec family Walters has Associated Students who is held ac- people who went to West Valley, -related issues such as received non-traditional minority affairs. de- Center cost overruns has countable to the 28.000 students and have said he was very good - Spartan City. She says her considerable publicity teated SOUND's Jim Gudeli. who attend this university," Thomas ."she added. been aggressive, and he was role as a non-traditional because he is an AIDS In the third executive race, Inde- said. Thomas lost despite the suppon of a leader in seeking legal student returning to college sufferer. It is unlikely that he pendent Mark Murillo squared off Thomas narrowly won the REAL the Responsible Alliance party. council to represent the gives her an added insight to will take strong stances on against REAL's Rick Thomas for party nomination for controller which has been the strongest student students' rights in the matter campus life, many other campus issues. controller. For results of that race. against current business affairs di- political party at SJSU for two years. see the controller story on this page. REAL's Jim Walters made history by becoming the first person with AIDS to be elected to any office. Scow, Katawicz square off again in personnel run-off election Walters defeated SOUND's Eric E. Johannsen for director of academic affairs. By Jeff Elder The race for director of personnei A.S. director of personnel McCarthy, A.S. vice president, said week that the biggest problem facing The In the race for director of business Daily staff writer was one of two close races in this the director of commu- students must get involved in the the A.S. is student apathy, a prob- works with affairs. REAL's Kevin Reese de- In the race for director of person- year's election pitting an indepen- promoting awareness of committees if they wish to contrib- lem the new director of personnel nications feated SOUND's Laura Mills. nel. neither independent Kim Scow dent against the powerful REAL A.S. and on univer- ute. will have to combat. vacancies in the Leigh Kirmsee. the lesbian who nor the Responsible Alliance's Paul party. McLennan said REAL's scant sity committees. The director also Openings on committees still re- said her sexual orientation is an issue Katawicz. received 50 percent of the In the other. independent Mark competition in the election suggested promotes student involvement in main for students who wish to get in- because of homophobia on campus. vote, forcing a run-off next week. Murillo squared off against REAL's failed in one of the tifose groups. to him that "I've A.S. will accept Tom Boothe's post of di- Scow based her campaign for the Rick Thomas for the volved in seat of control- things I wanted to accomplish in of- A.S. and university committees rector of California state affairs in Associated Students post on her ex- ler. fice. I really wanted to get more peo- are the most common way that stu- Michelle Bertolone, elected to the May. Kirmsee ran opposed. perience as an !idviser in the resi- Both Scow and Katawicz said in ple involved in the A.S." dents who later serve office get in- post last year. resigned last semes- REAL's Richard Fajilan defeated halls. their campaign dence that they would work Neither Scow, a senior majoring volved with student government. ter.This semester she has been re- SOUND's Mark Kraft for director of a member of SJSU's to get more Katawicz, students involved in the in industrial psychology, nor Kata- placed by Kathryn Nakata. communications. community, did extensive A.S.. When other candidates criticized greek wicz. a sophomore majoring in pub- Deborah Warren of REAL de- fraternities and soro- A.S. President Michael party dominance at the candi- A.S. directors begin serving their campaigning at McLen- lic relations and political science. REAL feated Son Thai Dao of SOUND for nan and most A.S.director; said forum two weeks ago, Terry new terms in May. rities. last had A S bo ird experience. dates director of non-traditional affairs. In a tight race, Independent Kim Scow took on REAL's Paul Kata- wicz and SOUND's Isabel Coelho. Rec Center heads snub For results of this race, please see Catching election fever the story on this page. It has been predicted for several weeks that REAL would capture deal to save student fees most of the A.S. seats. REAL has dominated the A.S. election for the Ity Jeff Elder Joel Lewitz said Wednesday that a member of last three years. In 19115 the United Daily staff writer his company told him of Caraway's offer, but Students party, many of whose An SJSU alumnus' offer to save students more that his company did not tell the university about members later joined REAL, won a than $100,000 in Rec Center costs has been re- it. majority of seats. s ELECTIONS TO fused and ignored by companies handling the "We left it to him," Lewitz said. REAL's dominance was criticized job, he says. in a raucous two-day convention in Doug Caraway. a 1974 graduate and president Caraway did not take his offer to SJSU, but he which members scrambled for seats of Caraway Audio, offered several years ago to said Thursday that he will provide a free demon- on the ticket. Boothe. one founder of provide the Rec Center's audio system at whole- stration of the equipment he would like to sell the party. urged the party's dissolu- sale cost, and to install it for free. the university at his cost tion, saying new parties would pro- Mismanagement is partially responsible for up "Give me a time." he said. "I'll be there. vide a more democratic election. to Sb.5 million in cost overruns, according to re- Roger Wert. another founder, said ports released this month. "I'll put in better speakers," he said. "I'll earlier this week that REAL's domi- Caraway contacted Paoletti and Lewitz. who provide better equipment. I'd love tel talk to the nance of the political arena at SJSU designed the audio system, with his offer several university about this." is unhealthy. years ago. tVOTE-- Caraway said he also took his offer to the ar- Many REAL party members have "But they weren't interested at all." he said. said they believe this is the last year Caraway said the company was skeptical of chitects of the Rec Center: Hall, Goodhue. Hais- ley and Barker. the party will create a slate. his offer, questioned his experience and would For complete election results. not return his phone calls. See AUDIO, back page please see Monday's Spanan Daily. Campus reacts to troop deployment By Lisa Ostroski Daily staff writer The deployment of U.S. troops to Hondu- U.S. infantrymen leave Fort Ord for Honduras ras may gamer mixed reactions worldwide. But at least a few of the opinions at SJSU are FORT ORD (AP) More than 1,100 in- Nearby, other planes painted in a khaki negative. fantry soldiers. grim-faced and silent inside and grey camouflage pattern continued load- Sane/Freeze, a student organization inter- convoys of Army trucks. left Fort Ord ing. Thursday for Travis Air Force Base and an ested in peace and social consciousness, is "I expect it to go on all day." said Air emergency airlift to Honduras. very much opposed to the operation, said Force Maj. Wayne Cris'. Jerry Lawler. the group's president. The first Air Force C-141B transport "We think the President (Reagan) has plane, loaded with two busloads of troops Dozens of trucks loaded with men, guns been looking for a reason to send troops and pallets of supplies, lifted off the Travis and supplies drove slowly from the sprawl- down there for seven years." Lawler said. runway at 8:29 a.m. PST. A second plane ing post, heading for Travis near Fairfield, "I think we ought to be sending foreign aid, departed about an hour later, laden with where the huge trali,pon planes awaited not troops. three V4-ton trucks, supplies and about 50 them for the flight to take part in an emer- "(Reagan's operation) could very well troops, and two more planes with similar gency deployment readiness exercise. backfire, if it is realized that this was an loads were airborne before 10:30 a.m. See SOLDIERS, back page overreaction to get funds (for the Contras). I think that tel some people it smells like the beginning of another Vietnam." nothing new. The Sandinistas are already out He also said that "the timing (of this oper- In regard to U.S. intervention affecting of there. Why are we still deploying ation) is very suspect." coinciding with the Edward Ledesma Special to the Daily cease-fire talks. Lawler said that interjecting troops?" Iran-Contra indictments. our power could only disrupt the talks. "The In reference to Nicaraguan leader Daniel Mark Merman, a business major, like any of the candidate.. Since lit U.S. should let Central America solve Cen- Ortega's employment of the Organization of Alden Volts, a political science professor voted Thursday in the Associated Stu- and his friends had already soted, the tral America's problems," he added. International States to investigate the situa- specializing in international relations, said dents elections using the write-on op- were throwing the frisbee around the Lawler does not see the necessity of send- tion. Lawler said that we should let an objec- the deployment of U.S. troops into Honduras ing U.S. troops. "The Sandinistas were in tion on the ballot beraWie he didn't Ninth Street parking garage area. tive party resolve the situation. The U.S. "should be seen in the overall context." He hot pursuit of the Contras. There have been should not make the unilateral decision, that explained that it has many facets: an intim- flight incursions there several times this is the Sandinistas have invaded Honduras. See TROOPS, back page

4 Page 2 Friday, March 18, 1988/Spartan Daily Shifting Gears FORUM

t3:EAR2A.II Nelson Cardadeiro Sports guru speaks Published for the University best thing about these picks I won't be and the University Community "The at the Daily when the playoffs roll around so you by the Department of Journalism can' t write any nasty letters if hail badly." and Mass Communications Len Gutman

Since 1934 always, when former Spartan Daily Sports AsEditor Len Gutman made his 1987 major league baseball season forecast, he knew he was going to be wrong. Gutman, as with his prediction of Marvin Noriega, get out; Hagler knocking out Ray Leonard, was wrong. Gutman chose the New York Yankees, Califor- nia Angels, Cincinnati Reds and Philadelphia Phil- let democracy in lies to win their divisions. Well, Lenny my boy, the Yanks finished fourth, the Angels ended up sixth (12 games under Although a coup attempt by several rebel- .500), the Reds claimed second place, while the lious officers in the Panamanian Defense Phils only reached fourth (two games under .500 Forces failed earlier this week, it's a safe and 15 games behind division winner St. Louis). Pretty sorry picks. Len. : assumption that strongman Manuel Noriega's Where did Gutman pick our local teams? He days in power are numbered. said Oakland "will be lucky to finish fourth or This latest effort by Panamanians to oust fifth" and "the San Francisco Giants will fold." the oncelocceptable Central American dictator Blew it again, Len. followed rioting by government workers, in- The A's made a pitch for the AL West before fading the final week of the season. The Giants? cluding doctors and nurses, who were protest- Well everybody knows they didn't fold until the ing because Panama could not afford to pay its seventh game of the NL Championship Series. public employees this week. 71-?(G".11619:611104 fFTAP A'S I too have decided to go out on a limb and make The financial crisis currently afflicting the my forecast for the upcoming season. I think my 4 YOU ARE GE1INC7 VERY' SLEEPY... VERY fiREO.. OF HEARING- country has been a result of limited economic ITRED picks should be more accurate than Len's were. VALI. Let's start with the AL Eastern Division. political pressures ABotr 11-IE 112M-C.602A AFFMR --NE SUPREME COURT... swEer and (esl GcveRNmetrr.. " With the AL Cy Young award winner from the brought upon Noriega Editorial past two seasons. the AL batting champ, the.acqui- from both outside and sition of one of the baseball's premiere relievers inside this strategically important banana re- Letters to the Editor and a group of promising young players, the Boston public. These pressures, which included the Red Sox should take the division. John McNamara has Roger Clemens tween the lines that you write. Be Manager cessation of use payments by America on the Columnist does his job Don't blame Israel to try for a third-straight 20-victory aware of where the words are com- coming back Panama Canal, were enacted after a Florida Editor, which should be easier to accomplish with ing from and what they mean. What Editor. season, Noriega on drug-smuggling Although I have yet to agree Chicago Cubs stopper Lee Smith waiting on grand jury indicted with do they really mean? The next ques- We would like to respond to the former him. I must commend "Oil Can" Boyd can retum and money-laundering charges. Dave Lanson. tion to ask yourself is whether you article titled "Teacher says U.S. the sidelines. If Dennis On March 16. four of the year's shoulder surgery, One of the most surprising aspects of this five letters do your readers a service by printing must meet with Arabs (March 15). to his old form after last to the editor were addressed beat. to his it. They've been telling us all Professor Duad's statement that Pal- the BoSox will be tough to unfolding drama is that virtually every Ameri- column. tough. Veterans through school that it's hard to edit estinians wish to be absolved by Is- The starting lineup is also can regardless of their precarious position in Every columnist desires feedback, Boggs, Dwight Evans and Jim Rice return our own work. It's even harder still rael is simply false. The Palestinians Wade the political spectrum opposes Noriega's con- even if it be mud, like that Greenwell and Ellis which has to kill it and start over, hut some- on the West Bank and Gaza Strip with second-year players Mike been flung at Lanson. It's not a may be at catcher tinued grip on Panamanian power. col- times we must. have been offered citizenship and Burks. The team's only weakness umnist's job to present facts Marzano platoon. From President Reagan to Senate Majority hut to Julie Bennett opportunities to relocate into better where Rich Gedman and John inspire thought in readers. Lanson's Senior living conditions financed by the Is- Who else has a chance in the East? Leader Robert Byrd, the consensus is that No- words have fired a number of division previ- Photojournalism raeli government. In 1971. the Israe- The Toronto Blue Jays almost took the riega should surrender power to civilian Presi- ously unused brain neurons. Cer- lies tried to improve the standard of last year, but have too many holes in the infield, ex- dent Eric Delvalle. Noriega refused to relin- tainly there is a Chesire cat grin Symphony has spirit living for the refugees by supplying cept shortstop, to overtake Boston. The Detroit Ti- quish power and Delvalle is currently in hiding spread beach of his ears. improved housing for some 50,000 gers have the starting pitching and strength up the Editor, Surely the A.S. candidates would refugees. At this time, the P.L.O., middle, but Darrell Evans turns 41 in May, nobody somewhere in Panama awaiting Noriega's ex- On March 8. in an unassuming have been happy to have half the at- along with other Arab states, in the bullpen had more than eight saves last year, pected departure. He escaped through his own and unadorned one might even tention given to this notorious col- stopped this movement, and through and the outfield is weak now that Kirk Gibson has say, utilitarian concert hall, the back door as Noriega's henchmen came umnist. the United Nations forced Israel to departed. The Yankees have an awesome lineup, my faith through the front. Good job. SJSU Symphony renewed return the refugees to their former hut the starting pitching leaves something to be de- restored my admiration in the Where will this sorry example of a despot- Peter .1. Santucci and camps. where they continue to live sired, as do the shortstop and catching positions. concept of the cvmunity orchestra. Junior today. One surprise could be the Milwaukee Brewers. gone-wild wind up when he is finally deposed? It is a credit to the wisdom and skill .1 ipii In 1947 the U.N. allocated land They are a balanced team with a steady group of Perhaps he could rent a luxury guest house of Robert Sayre and to the dedication not only for Israel, but also for Pal- players. No superstars here. Just solid players like Women's Week needed of his musicians, that they have cho- from a fellow stongman. Paraguay's presi- estine. At that time, while Israel was pitcher Teddy Higuera. outfielder Robin Yount, in- sen to resurrect this flagging art dent/dictator Stroessner. If Stmessner's villa Editor, willing to peacefully accept the pro- fielder Paul Molitor and shortstop Dale Sveum. form. has no vacancies there will undoubtedly be What I would like to say to Rich- posed settlement, the Arab world, The race in the AL West shouldn't he as excit- It is time, indeed, past time, that ard Motroni regarding his column in including the Palestinians, felt that a ing as the race in the East. room for any hard-nose dictator in Pinochet's we recognize the value of the time- last Thursday's Entertainment sec- best place for Israel was in the Medi- Off-season maneuvering has transformed the Chile. honored tradition of the honorable tion is not printable in the Spartan terrian Sea; this is shown in the con- A's into the team to beat. The addition of Dave Par- Seriously, it town artist plying his trade with appears that Noriega may be Daily. What I will say is that I'm stitution of the P. L .0. ker and Don Baylor to an already awesome lineup great acumen and asking for nothing headed for Spain. One hitch may be that the disappointed in a fellow journalist The result was the war in 1948 including Mark McGwire, Jose Canseco. Carney more than the undivided attention of United States is insisting upon the right for using his column to display poor with Israel as the victor. How many Lansford and Terry Steinbach may make Oakland to ex- the audience. The thoughtful indi- judgment and taste. victorious countries have we heard the "Swingin' A's" once again. tradite Noriega on the drug-trafficking charges, vidual is, in turn, enriched by the The attempt to discount it as satire about that return land to the defeated Pitching has been Oakland's biggest weakness from whatever hole he finds to call home. beauty and goodness of the experi- and wish the best of luck to the par- aggressor? And yet, for the opportu- the past few years. With the addition of Bob ence, and hopefully, will come to One thing remains clear: Noriega should ticipants of Women's Week at the nity for peace. Israel in 1982 re- Welch. Manager Tony LaRussa may have one of support the community orchestra as leave now before the escalating outbursts of bottom of the column was an insult turned to Egypt the Sinai Desert it baseball's top rotations. a vital organic link between a com- civil unrest becomes a revolutionary bloodbath. to the intelligence of the readers. had captured in the 1967 war (again But the A's do have question marks. Though poser's music, and future genera- Mr. Motroni, I don't need your best provoked by the Arabs.) Is that what the bullpen is good. Oakland does not have that one Because of its canal, problems in Panama tions. wishes, but I wish to raise your Professor Zuggman calls "expan- big stopper. unless Eric Plunk lives up to the A's concern more than this small nation. Roughly The cynic might say I have been awareness. They say a picture is sionist." expectations. Outfield defense is shaky and rookie tempted to idealite the role of a 80 percent of Western Hemisphere trade passes worth a thousand words, and as most Zuggman's statement that Israel is shortstop Walter Weiss is unproven. "quaint" pastime, that the SJSU through the archaic waterway, making the people (and some journalists) know. afraid of having a Palestinian state hould the A's starting pitching falter, the Min- Symphony is really an anachronism. maintence of Panama as a free, democratic na- we use words to connote pictures. close to its border is ludicrous. What nesota Twins or Kansas City Royals could The animadversions of the pedant For each word you wrote and dry is Jordan? What is Syria? What is make a run at the top. Yet the Twins only have tion a top priority for the United States. might be based on purely technical joke you cracked there was most cer- Lebanon? two quality starting pitchers, and the catching is Whatever America choses to do about Pan- flaws in the sound of the orchestra. tainly a deeper meaning. You claim The problems in Israel today did mediocre. The Royals' bullpen is thin now that Perhaps there is no argument I can ama, the one choice we cannot afford is to ig- that the column was in jest, but I not come about abruptly, nor are one-time ace Dan Quisenberry has lost it. George offer to persuade them otherwise but nore the situation there. As has been the case don't trust you. Cynicism is com- they easily solved. To simply point a Brett, Frank White and Willie Wilson are past their the one that concerns the pursuit of more than once, America must be aware of the monly used to hide real feelings that finger and blame without putting prime for K.C. to make a legitimate run. living well or what is more com- we just won't own up to. things into context can be very dan- In the NL East, my trusty crystal ball sees the events outside its borders. monly called "happiness." A musi- Men don't need liberation, except gerous. While everyone may not New York Mets recapturing their throne. last year. cal source close to the community, from their stronghold on this planet agree with all of Israel's policies, the with starting pitchers suffering a variety of injuries, one that is inexpensive and accessa- Forum Policy that they fight so hard to maintain. same can be said for the United the Mets still only finished three games back of St. hie. especially to young people. is We've been celebrating "men's States. In summary, sure we all want Louis. If everyone comes hack strong, the starting indispensible to education, for good great achievements' ' since men peace, and Israel is willing to make rotation should be one of the best. music is something we always ought The Spartan Daily would like to hear started recording "history." The all kinds of concessions. But being But even the best have their problems. Gary to desire because we need it in order galleries around the world are over- pushed into the sea is not one of Carter's batting average continued on its downward from you our readers. to live a good life. Some will recog- flowing with "men's art." "Men's them. slide and shortstop will be handled by a rookie. nize this as the message of Aristotle. music" is blasting from stereos Robert Braeman Also, were Howard Johnson's 36 homers for real'? it is the very same message I re- across the land. Every week is Senior Others vying for the top will be the St. Louis ceived listening to the orchestra's "Men's Week." Since the day we International Business Cardinals, Montreal Expos and Pittsburgh Pirates. Your ideas, comments, criticisms and rendering of Beethoven's Romantic were born we've been raised in a The departure of Jack Clark will hurt the Cards, and Symphony (#7) a performance suggestions are encouraged. We feel that man's world, and frankly I'm sick, I .eslie Heller right field is a question. The starting pitchers are that was not only spirited, but spiri- sick, sick of it. Please don't get me Senior good, but not great. Holes at second base, catcher by listening to our readers we can better tual. wrong. I do like men. I married one 'Marketing and center field will keep the Expos from making a serve the campus community. However, once. I have a sense of humor and Robert G. Ostrander serious run at the top. Graduate Student enjoy a good laugh, but what you Group wrongly. defined fiThe Boman...loaded with future stars like personal attacks and letters in poor taste Political Science had to say was not funny. Editor, catcher Mike LaValliere, third baseman Bobby Bo- will not be. published, nor will anonymous Today. I opened a fortune sookie Right answers, please? I waretttsroayed to see lfle story -.40116 liadoutfielder4larry Bonds,-114he-Pirites-- and was shocked letters be accepted. at what I found in- Editor, about "Si Se Puede" under. the don't win this year, look for them to be at the top in side. My fortung_ read: "The great I am writing with whole-heartael- headline "Students and faculty flew- another season or two. fault in women is to desire to be like - conviction in support of Steve Sav- crime" in the March 9 Daily. Si Se The question in the NL West is if the Big Red men." Believe me, the last thing in age's letter condemning the Spartan Puede is a community outreach pro- Machine of Cincinnati can finally throttle hack to the world I want to he is like a man. I Daily for its treatment of Craig gram involving students and faculty the top. I don't think so. All letters may be edited for length or have no need or desire for that. I'm Kohlruss. I have nothing against col- from many disciplines in a broad S.F.'s Humm-Baby boys are too solid at the in- proud to be a woman libel. We will also corrent obvious style and enjoy all umnist Dave Lanson. However, any range of social services, including field, outfield and bullpen departments for the Reds the positive qualities that come with reply to the criticism he received recreation, the arts and the humani- to overtake them. The starting pitchers are good, and grammar errors. The Daily reserves the territory. That's not to say that should have appeared in his Own col- ties. It is not a crime -fighting unit hut lack that one big ace and catcher is suspect. men don't have the right to limit the number of letters on a positive qualities, umn, not as an editor's note. Nor is it an outgrowth of Campus Cincinnati could win if Tom Browning returns we all do. Come on, we're all If the editor replies to one letter, Compact or any other program. Si to his 20-victory form and former Athletic Jose Rijo given topic after a sufficient amount of human, good and had, the desire I all letters should he followed with Se Puede is a locally conceived and finally reaches his potential. The double-play com- have is to be treated comment has appeared. as the equal I information similar to an action line developed effort bringing together bination could use some help as well. The Los An- am. format. There are plenty of questions the resources of the local school dis- geles Dodgers did some dealing and signed free The reason women need liberation asked throughout the letters section tricts, the university and pre-existing agents Gibson and Mike Davis to try and reach the is because we have been oppressed that merit replies (i.e. Why isn't social service agencies. And it is top. But free agent signings don't always work. by men for too long. When you ac- Letters must bear the writer's name, anything being done about the asbes- "Puede" not "Poeta" please. The pitching after Orel Hershiser and Fernando Va- cept me as a equal, then we will both tos-contaminated buildings on cam- Although I do not personally work lenzuela is weak and the infield is a mess. major, phone number and class level. be liberated. pus?) Why doesn't the Daily have with Si Se Puede, I greatly admire Well, that's my predictions for the '88 season. Journalists can convey a sublimi- such an informative -type column? the students and faculty who do. It is But remember: "/ won't be at the Daily when the Deliver letters to the Daily office on nal message with every word they an important program, one we playoffs roll around so you can't write any nasty write. As an up-and-coming journal- the second floor of Dwight Bentel Hall or Answer me I dare you! should all learn more about. letters if I fail badly." ist, you owe it to yourself and your Bill Elias John L. Calm Nelson Cardadeiro is the Sports Editor. to the Student Union information desk. readers to treat all people with re- Junior Professor spect. Open your mind and read be- Radio-Television English

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Spartan Daily/Friday, March 18, 1988 Page Greeks pedal for abused kids Law professor runs for Superior Court

SJSU consumer laic instructor Popolizio's opposing candidatz Michael Popolizio is running for is Judge La Doris Cordell of Sun- a seat as a Santa Clara Superior nyvale. Court judge. Claiming to be "a Popolizio is responsible for the superior choice for judge," the conception and development of SJSU professor is enthusiastic SJSU's consumer affairs course. about running. First implemented in 1979, the "I am confident of winning," course has received favorable he said. consideration from the business Popolizio. who is currently a department, and its originator has Santa Clara County Deputy Dis- been given positive feedback. trict Attorner, admits to being Popolizio is currently in charge surprised about the amount of of SJSU's Homicide Training riceived from un- Program, a course designed to in- expected sources so far. struct California police officers in "It has been exciting. I have homicide law. received a tremendous amount of Feeling a "responsibility to ju- support," Popolizio said. venile court," Popolizio wishes Popolizio has been at SJSU to develop programs to help juve- since 1979, and says that he plans nile victims, and feels that a Su- to continue his role as a teacher perior Court seat will allow him even if he is elected to the Supe- to do that. rior Court. The 42-year-old instructor has "Other judges have stayed (in expressed an interest in devel- their teaching positions) after oping various programs to help being elected," he explained. children. These programs would Superior Court seat No. 3 fol- be targeted at both child offenders lowing the retirement of Judge and child victims. James Wright. Douglas Alger Federal agents discover heroin smuggled in fish SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Fed- They were charged with possessing eral agents say they arrested nine heroin with intent to distribute, and Matthew E Durham Daily staff photographer men who allegedly smuggled 7 with conspiracy, punishable by 10 pounds of Asian heroin from China years to life in prison, the DEA said. Kappa Delta pledge Deanna Bowen and Delta Upsilon member Mike Mathot pedal for the prevention of child abuse into the U.S. by hiding it in dead Lee was identified by a federal goldfish. agent as one of the men who picked The heroin was placed in condoms up the boxes at the airport and drove and sewn into the fish, which were them to the aquarium. He has asked Kappa Delta sorority endures three-day workout for philanthropy then placed into boxes of live fish a federal magistrate to dismiss the being shipped to San Francisco. said charges. His lawyer, Peter Robin- DEA spokesman Cornelius Doug- son, said in court papers that there By Vic Vogler Kappa Delta pedals alongside a fra- herty. was "no evidence from which it Daily staff writer ternity member. Amid green bal- 'They use the money for activities for the The arrests followed the first co- could be inferred that (Lee) knew Since noon Wednesday, the mem- loons and banners, the pedallers operative investigation of its kind in- there was heroin in the packages." bers of Kappa Delta sorority have enjoy refreshments and a chance to kids. It gives them a little bit of happiness.' volving the Peoples Republic of Dougherty said tally bookmaking been getting in shape for a worthy meet new people. China, the U.S. Drug Enforcement sheets also were found at the busi- cause. "It's something to look forward Administration reported. ness. suggesting some illegal sports Armed with two exercise bikes Caroline Cozens, to," said Kappa Delta member Three men were arrested in San betting activity. and a desire to help physically and member of Kappa Delta sorority Cindy Clough. "It's good publicity Francisco. five in China and one in emotionally abused children, the so- and it's a lot of fun." Hong Kong, the agency said rority is holding its second annual "They use the money tor activ- "Anything to prevent child abuse Kappa Delta is relying on local Wednesday. Shamrock Project Pedal-a-thon. The ities for the kids," she explained. is a good idea," said Brian Leib!. a St. Pat's Day heist businesses to donate money to the On March 9, authorities in China philanthropy will raise money for the "It gives them a little bit of happi- Pi Kappa Alpha member whose fra- Shamrock Project. Sorority Presi- spotted boxes of fish containing her- National Committee for the Preven- ness." ternity brought its trademark red fire nets $1 million dent Terese Mongrain said the chap- oin. The shipment was destined for a tion of Child Abuse. With the money, the children will engine. "I'm having a great time." ter also receives donations from business called the Goldfish Aquar- LOS ANGELES (AP) Two By the time Kappa Delta members enjoy movies, ice skating, Shannon Beadle, a Kappa Delta horseback passersby. ium here. DEA and U.S. Customs gunmen with Irish brogues and finish at noon tomorrow, they will riding and other activities with pledge, sees another advantage to When the pedalling ends at noon Service agents were alerted, and au- wearing Halloween masks, black have pedalled 72 hours and burned Kappa Delta members, she pedalling. "You get skinny and said. The Saturday, the sorority will hold a thorities seized the heroin in China. tights and jumpsuits tied up the em- more than 21.000 collective cal- sorority meets meet guys," she said. with the kids through- barbecue to raise more money. Tick- Authorities then sewed about 11 ployees of a Hollywood jewelry ories. Sorority member Caroline Co- out the year. Mongrain described the prime ets are $3. T-shirt sales will also add ounces of heroin back into some of store Thursday morning then fled zens expects the philanthropy to Cozens said the other 20 percent pedalling hours. to the Pedal-a-thon. the fish, placed them into each of 20 with SI million in precious gems, raise about $1 ,000. of the money will go to Kappa Del- "It's usually 8 to 10 (p.m.)." she "It's a lot more publicized this boxes containing 50 to 60 live fish police said. Cozens, who chaired last year's ta's national headquarters for distri- year," she said. "We have a lot said. "That's the party time." per- and shipped them to the U.S. under Police Officer Don Lawrence said Shamrock Project, said that 80 bution to the NCPCA. Nationwide, more involvement." Cozens said 72 hours of partying the the watchful eyes of U.S. and the robbery occurred about 9:30 cent of the money will go to each of the sorority's 175 chapters is Fraternity involvement comes in and pedalling is enough to promote Shel- Chinese agents. a.m. at Dolly Don Quixote Jewelers Santa Clara County Children's supporting the philanthropy this eight half-hour pedalling shifts. the philanthropy without missing too on Hollywood Boulevard. ter an affiliate of NCPCA. week. About every 30 minutes. a new much schoolwork. The shipment were placed in a cargo area after investigators at- "They entered the store, tied up tached transponders that allowed the victims and placed them at the agents to keep the boxes under sur- rear of the store, then made off with SJSU student journalists veillance. Two men picked up the SI million worth of jewelry." Law- Arizona governor testifies boxes and delivered them to the rence said. business where agents arrested three None of the victims was hurt, the men last Friday after getting a signal officer said. gain job-hunting hints the boxes had been opened. He added it wasn't immediately in his impeachment trial known how many people were tied Hints for job hunting will be avail- Among these are: Patricia Clemm. The DEA reported finding a ma- up or if any customers were in the PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) Sen- $350.000 campaign able to students of print and broad- KNTV-TV assistant news editor; to report a chine pistol, four other handguns.: store when the robbery occurred. cast journalism at the Asian Ameri- Patty Fisher, Mercury News assis- ators stood in respect as Gov. loan. some cocaine and $23.0(X) in cash in can Journalists Association's open tant managing editor; Randy Hagi- Evan Mecham arrived for the first The governor, whose lawyers the bedroom of Mui, identified as a house between 9 a.m. and 12:30 hare, Peninsula Times Tribune night time at his impeachment trial to have been trying to undermine the principal in the aquarium business. p.m. Monday in the Student Union city editor; Phac Xuan Nguyen. Dan testify that he didn't cover up a credibility of the state's top police The heroin. which is believed to Umunhum Room. Viet publisher and editor: Emerald death threat and did not sell ap- official, testified Wednesday he he pure. is worth up to $700,000 FREE PARKING. Professionals of the trade will lead Yeh, KRON-TV anchorwoman; re- pointments for campaign contri- would have had ample grounds to wholesale, according to Tom Shee- seminars and critique audition tapes, porters from the Mercury News, the butions. fire Milstead. He said he also han. assistant special agent in charge published clips, resumes and cover San Francisco Chronicle and Exam- Mecham told the Arizona Sen- would have fired Ms. Carlson had of the DEA's office here. iga letters. iner; television and radio journalists; ate on Wednesday that his trust in he known she told Milstead Lot Authorities identified the three ar- Dan Nakason. a San Jose Mercury and two news photographers. some aides was "a trust mis- year that the governor was con rested here as William Mui, 35, Al- News reporter and organizer of the The open house is co-sponsored placed" and that he also had "big sidenng replacing him. bert Tam. 27. and Sam Lee. 29. trouble" in relations with state event, said the conference is for all by the San Jose Mercury News and "I had to trust the people I was students, regardless of Attorney General Bob Corbin, a -15 journalism the SJSU student chapter of the So- dealing with." Mecham said fellow Republican. ethnic background. ciety for Professional Journalists. Asked by defense attorney Fred first-term gov- The program will encompass "I think it's a good opportunity The 63-year-old Craft lithe governor still trusted lpUNPLANNED ernor. who said his 1986 cam- "basic workshops about getting jobs for students to get help from those those people. Mecham answered. PREGNANCY? to "rid the state and hearing war stories," he said. who know professionals in the paign theme was "Not some of them. . . . It was a of corruption," was expected to We offer free counseling The only minority emphasis. he field," said Lisa Ostroski. president trust misplaced." to help vou mplore Ali the said, is that the participating journal- of the journalism society. resume testimony today. options, including ists are Asian -American. - Katarina Janhalt Department of Public Safety Mecham appeared calm and Director Ralph Milstead testified soft-spoken during his testimony. OPEN ADOPTION HONDA last week that Mecham ordered All 29 senators, who are serving Children's Home SOS lelS uP Spartan Daily him not to cooperate with a Cor- as Mecham's judge and jury, California's naiiimallv ret ogniied program. featured on the CBS Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 bin investigation. The attorney stood when he entered the Senate 2020 Camden Ave. Evening NeSSS and McCall's (UCPS 5094801 general was looking into an al- chamber and was sworn in. Later. Magatine. San Jose, CA 95124 ond , Nid S.,r, 1,, ( Meathier Yatili.lxia al 01,,,n end in, leged death threat against former some said the action was sug (408) 377-8786 4,...1t1.11fli Pre., Published dad' M Sari low Slare Uniarror, during the toilette ma Inv ,pre"..e,1 Mecham aide Donna Carlson, gested in a note passed around b) CALL (408) 293-8940 the pope, inr 1101 Ont., al the Deparlthen1 al Irlurnalath and Ka- I ,marmot...an, Ow 1 arr.. 10 ,,sirn,sne raini,iriaion,)r an' atalent or lo,u11) rowan,’ Moil miliarription, accepied mao rethairxhir "rincaer ban, lull who was about to testify before a President Carl Kunasek. a Repuh ararkani, wear 11, 5th vtheorr. ()II., warm, pare per ropy Ii rtint. (hi ...np., deI,.cn pear grand jury on Mecham's failure lican. A,vx,aled Sluelenn. at S per psnicipanne 01,01101 ...Meal Phone lidnonal 424 12110 Advellano ,424 11711 Printed hi Fn. ke Peri. Pres. Postmaster Plea.. all addresiconscuons to Spenan Deily. 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Over the top October's loss gives incentive for 1988 Giants SCOMDALE, Ariz. (AP) home runs and 91 RBI. The San Francisco Giants have no "He was born to hit," says intention of going another 16 years Rosen. who compares the 24-year- between divisioragJes. old First baseman's swing to that of They think.111Prill be back in the Hall of FamorsStan Musial. UL "17-s-74.16- Nationtflteague playoffs in seven "HetRiesn't think anyobetan get months. Manager Roger Craig said himout," Craig aid. "He hit 35 he has "the hest ballclub in base- homers, and this year he could hit ball" and he told his players to for- 45." get the disappoiittpint7T) last Octo- Leonard. for a second straight sea- ber, unless they want to use it as an son, had an excellent first half and .eatra incentive in 1988. then was slowed down by a sore league-leading .374 "We matured so much and went wrist. He had a but finished at so far. We acquired some valuable average in late May and 63 RBI. experience," Craig said of the 1987 .280 with 19 homers with team which took the NL West title He rebounded to hit .417 by winning 37 of its last 54 games. four homers in the league playoff and was named the series' Most The Giants' pitching staff had a Valuable Player. At the opening of league-leading 3.68 earned run aver- age, the defense was No. 1 in double spring training. Leonard told Craig plays with 183 and the hitters set a he wants to bat third, but Craig plans club record with 205 home runs. to leave Clark in that spot. "He has a lot of pride," Craig In their first postseason ap- said of his left fielder. "But he told pearance since 1971, however, the me he'd bat fifth if that's where I Giants were beaten by the more ex- want him and he'd be the best fifth perienced St. Louis Cardinals, hitter in baseball." The Giants batted .239 in the Right fielder Candy Maldonado playoffs, with Jeffrey Leonard and was the regular cleanup hitter, ex- Will Clark accounting for 19 of the cept for the six weeks he was out team's 54 hits, and were shut out in with a broken finger, and hit 20 the final two games after holding a homers and 85 RBI in 118 games. 3-2 series lead. Between Leonard and Maldonado The top pitching performance of in the outfield will be Brett Butler, the series was turned in by Dave taking over the team's leadoff posi- Dravecky, one of several pitchers tion as well as center field. The vet- acquired by the Giants during the eran, signed as a free agent after four season. The left-hander threw a two- seasons with Cleveland, has a .280 hit shutout in game Game 2. lifetime batting average and has sto- San Francisco probably will open len more than 30 bases in each of the this season with the same 10 pitchers last five seasons. it carried last October. Jose Uribe hit .291 and became "Barring injuries, we'll have the recognized as one of baseball's best best pitching in baseball, relief fielding shortstops last season, his pitching as well as starters," catcher third in the majors. Second baseman Ron Green -- Daily staff photographer Bob Brenly said. Robby Thompson hit .262, and third Dravecky. Rick Reuschel, Mike baseman Kevin Mitchell was a .306 SJSIV's Tim %%Mims, shown here in the steeplechase event. and the Saturday's dual meet. The Spartins, who are I -I this year. will corn - Krukow. Atlee Hammaker, Mike hitter in the 69 games he played with rest of the track and nod team will head up to Sacramento State for pete against 1 C-Berkele). Sact amento State soul Nevada-Reno. LaCoss and Kelly Downs are the the Giants after arriving from San candidates for five starting jobs. Diego with Dravecky and Lefferts in Scott Garrelts, Joe Price, Craig 1...ef- one of the big summer trades. fens and Don Robinson man the Uribe, 28. is the oldest of the bullpen. starting infielders. Veterans Chris Spring frustration nothing new for Baylor Downs, 27, and Garrelts, 26, are Speier, 37, and Phil Gamer, 38, are the only pitchers younger than 30. versatile backup men. PHOENIX, An, ii \11111112,01il I V. iris which started it all. with Baylor join- Reuschel, a 13-game winner with a Mike Aldrete, 27 -year-old out- Baylor, with a sore r irli, toot .0441 111V \ s. %%11., 11111S11Cd lust lour ing the A's and Jackson going to the 3.09 ERA last season, will be 39 in fielder and first baseman, got most Sore left hand, had a oamml eames behind !Minnesota in the 'If 1 had to make a Baltimore Orioles. May and Krukow is 36. of his playing time last year filling in batting average alter In. in.i tiv, \ tile' ical, I eagire 55 est. signed Bay "I was tiaded for Reggie. a super- "We have experience where you for injured players and batted .325. spring training games lin AS nee agent, in lb his 108ti sal club every year on star player. lie became a free agent need it, on the bench and pitching "He might be the best pure hitter "I can't hit and I can't run. .0 this ;41) goal:our:ed. and hope he will and went to the Yankees. I became a staff," General Manager Al Rosen on the team. I'll get Mike as many point. it's frustrating." Baylor said produce more as their primary desig what I do in spring free agent and went to ('alifornia." said. at-bats as possible. I'd like to get as he iced down in the Oakland .iaied limo than Reggie 1:, f,son did Baylor recalled 'Then Reggie came Clark was the team's top hitter last him about 700," said Craig, who letics clubhouse last season training, I'd have I.. Anaheim and I went to the Yan- season, only his second in the major managed only 357 for Aldrete last But. the 38 -yearAild ilay et- ,idder1. Jackson Int 220 15 homers done it about twice kees leagues, with a .308 average. 35 year. spring training general's is Irri 'Ii ii mil fl RBI on lii, return to the A's, "Now I come hack to Oakland mg. his original hie league team, and was in my career.' after he leaves Reggie missed the "If I had to make a elul, eet% olteied a 19'45 contract Raylot Boston and Minnesota part though year on vi hat I do in solITIV ii ii hatted 'i in iii I Ii homers and tit Don Baylor. Back spasms slow I'd hase done it ahont tin .-nin Ill last seasiin They played together one season career,'' he said. I ,air still plas :md he produc- New A's designated hitter combining lot 63 homers and loa Baylor has 16 lull maim league Ii‘c lt,ii liii SA)` RRI with the 1982 California An seasons behind him along s I w, sears air,. he hit 11 homers This isn't the first time Bay lor has gels. Baylor was the team's DH reliever's comeback home runs and 1.24 ions lamed lii to, 044,44.41s league 4.1iiimpirais Rut been asked to fill a vacancy left hy Jackson the right fielder. tie has played on sis if the regular 1/11 Jackson. In fact. it seems he's been Baylor, formerly an outfielder and HAINES CITY, Fla. (AP) nings and began to suffer from champion teams and has heel, in iii ii .i noun% minemeni last sum- following Reggie froever. lost baseman, became a part-time After almost a month of spring train- back spasms. World Series. 111.111.11,2 1,1,4 Ii. !WI .01tI sent to Alimiesota in an 'It's funny. isn't it?'' he said, 1)11 10 years ago and has been in the ing. Dan Quisenberry is still waiting It was a far cry from his heyday. in is Inch he liancil 0.; hit Or! lie thinking back to the big 1976 trade spot alums! e. Insively since 1950. for what he calls his "renaissance" From 1982-85, he finished first in to begin. the American League in saves; in the Just as he has much of the last two 1980s, he has been the most produc- seasons, the one-time relief ace of tive reliever in baseball, with a 75 fighting back the Kansas City Royals has spent percent success ratio. Heavyweight Foreman still most of his time watching and wait- Quisenberry ranks second among ing this time because of back active pitchers with 237 career saves Asscc,ated Press Inuit Ins ministry for sex, money. he said, to maintain the All seven 01 Foreman's comeback spasms which have forced him to and is fourth on the all-time list. George I Ofe111,111. 1.111,,, fOls...111,1110. uiI Jimmy Swag- George Foreman Youth and Com ictories have been by knockout. miss two turns. But all of that is history. In 1986 rieie.:.NelelOthatopW11,0w,'.1w10 . vv ho is being disciplined for his munity Center near Houston. "My giving him a record of 52-2 with 49 "This put a real dent in my he had only 12 saves. Last year, he mg again at age to, nil, .,..; lotion 44. ith pi; istitutes. goal now is to start George Foreman knockouts However, to call any of plans," Quisenberry said. "I was appeared in only 47 games, pitched about whir people think People l; ise oni offence w hen Youth and C'ommunity Center No. 2 the seven opponents even mediocre trained to work. And now I'm not." 49 innings and had eight saves. Big ivoige isn't ups, I al,. mt mines, said Tore in the inner city." !night be tu r compliment themQavv Not working isn't unusual for Those were embarrassing totals ple saying he's 1100,1, man! 111111101 III Ole IlOO denOMillit As an evangelist. he accepts i has a reputation, but he has Quisenberry these days. Once the for Quisenberry, who averaged more or Mai he's lightuni, hums in a twit, i 'Oil (1naiii lit Ole !ASA Jest's money for speaking engagements. laded as a lighter and is not a legiti- premier reliever in the American than 40 saves per season during his rebuild his teputation I It.111 1,111, .1i iii 01 Ui 1101.1q0D hut he does not solicit money at mate heavyweight. League, the one-time indispensable four-year reign as king of the bull- Noting sAl iii srI4,11.1 Vo.os liini oleic these functions. "I have been approached by (pro- try mg to build faith and man has been almost a spare part in pens. To add insult, he had to settle On:OEM also is it. !Numbing like A man once passed a plate. moter) Bob Arum for a fight against this happens. You most of the last two seasons. for a tie for the team lead in saves Inc disturbed :du in ilia lay liii for pleading to the audience to help a top 10 contender in April," Fore- a little hit. then you "From May of 1986 to today, the last year with 40-year-old Gene Sislitil preileheis Jun Bakket Int them ithe flock I again Foreman and his youth center. Fore- man said. phone hasn't been for me (in the Garber, who didn't join the team man suddenly felt like a beggar, he Such a light could expose hire - Foreman began hitting them again bullpen)." Quisenberry said. "I until Aug. 30. out recalled. "so I made a commitment man as an old man in a young man's in the ring when he knocked want to pitch. I think If I can get into fourth never to beg again for money when I game. Or it could fuel talk about him Steve Zotiski in the round at some games, that will quell any Schedule changes can work for it. challenging heavyv, eight champion Sacramento. ('alit., on March 9. doubts." 1987. days shy of 10 years "Every Sunday (at his church) Mike Tyson Don't say it 4.:ouldn't The men's gynniastics match just eight His first appearance this spring decision loss to there is a donation," Foreman said. happen. against the Air Force .Academy :Met his 12 -round probably raised more doubts. In the 'If people don't donate. I say. 'Just he honest with you at this originally scheduled Ica Satin tinnily Young. -To Royals' opener March 4, he was Ile has hang around me and maybe I can point 1 don't see myself losing ii day. has been changed tin 144 non seven fights in his racked for two home runs in two in. night at X p.m The match will comeback. Fight Ni, 8 will be help you.' " fight," Foreman said. be held at the \ len s Gym against Dwight Muhammad Qawi, a For his fight against Qawi. Fore- The date tit the match v, as former light heavy weight and crui- man reprotedly is getting $100.000. "I have no problem reconciling changed due to a scheduling serweight champion, tonight in 1..as Any garment SPECIALWEDDING siso conflict with the A it Forte Vegas, Nev lights with religion." 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Organization protesting fee needs 4,700 more signatures By Katarine Jonhoit director of California state affairs) Daily stet) writer said we needed to make a strong More than 5,300 people signed a case," she said. petition protesting the impending $2 'A lot of people were But even with the support ot parking fee, but this was far from the 5,000 students, Mabra-Holmes organizers' goal of 10,000 names. interested in helping thinks they would be able to make an Because of this, the drive will impact. continue Monday and Tuesday. A out and took "We're going to present the num- table will be set up outside the Stu- ber that we do have," she said. dent Union. said Elisa Mabra- petitions back to The California State University Holmes, petition drive coordinator. Board of Trustees approved the fee The goal was not reached, Mabra- their fraternities, increase last summer. All CSU cam- Holmes said, because not enough puses will have their parking fees people volunteered to staff the peti- sororities and raised in the fall. However, only tion tables. two, SJSU and San Francisco State Eight to 10 volunteers worked one dorms.' University, will be paying as much table outside the Student Union be- as $2 per-day or $18 per month. tween Tuesday and Thursday, she Elisa Mabra-Holmes, Other schools will pay between said, "and they could only work an 512 and $16 per month, depending petition drive coordinator hour here and an hour there." on whether they are "land-rich" or The original plan was to also post "land-poor." Rural, land-rich insti- tables outside the Fourth. Seventh, tutions will pay less because it and 10th street parking garages. costs less to build surface lots than Mabra-Holmes said she is confi- back to their fraternities, sororities parking garages. dent they will be able to obtain the and dorms." she said. The California State Students As remaining 4,700 names because The signatures will be delivered sociation opposed the decision, say- "getting the signatures was not the with an oral presentation to State As- ing it was discriminatory toward problem. It was getting out there semblyman John Vasconcellos at his urban schools. with the information. San Jose office, Mabra-Holmes said. Those who wish to help with the "A lot of people were interested The number 10,000 "was what petition drive can contact Mabra- in helping out and took petitions Tom Boothe (Associated Students Holmes in the Spartan Bookstore. Queen Mary is home to spirits LONG BEACH (AP) A spir- in search of an elusive shot of gin. believe in ghosts, and those who ited crew aboard the Queen Mary in- The two are among the more nota- don't won't stay away because of sists that the floating attraction is ble of several ghosts who reportedly them," he said. home to a number of phantoms who reside aboard the one-time luxury many people are willing to refused to give up the ghost after liner, which now rests in Long In fact, $100 for the privilege they were killed on board. Beach Harbor. The venerable old pay more than the ship for the ghosts The ghost of John Pedder never ship has been a major tourist attrac- of searching Stark and others. bothers anybody, according to those tion for the city 30 miles southwest of Pedder, who have heard of him. He just of Los Angeles since 1967. Richard Senate. who runs the Al- keeps working around the engine "We used to stay away from talk- binger Archaeological Museum in room, where he died more than 20 ing about it," said Richard Kerlin, Ventura, 60 miles north of Los An- years ago. the ship's public relations director. geles. and teaches a college course The same appears to be true for But now he doesn't think rumors of a on hauntings, leads such expedi- Senior 2nd Officer W.E. Stark, who few bumps in the night will scare tions. The ghost hunters also get a reportedly has made the ship's away would-be visitors. first-class room aboard ship and rounds for nearly 40 years now, still "Those who believe in ghosts will meals for their $100.

Get Rolling. . Ken P Ruinard -- Special to the Daily %It hough juggler Brad Jackson and the rest of the lion on infrared film which is sensitive to heat, orld see in color, this picture captures peak ac- Green turns white-tones; red and blue turn dark. And Save! Audio: Alumnus' offer turned down From page / gate it further." "They told me to call the audio consultants Paoletti Asked if he thought his company: could work with and Lew itzi. " he said. Caraway to save the students some money, he said. Ceimmics. the company eventually chosen to install "We're not ruling that out." and provide the audio system, has a $315.(XX) bid with the university. Michael McLennan, Associated Students president. The state has a contract with Ceitronics, but, because said he would do "everything in his power to see this of cost overruns in the Rec Center. the audio system has (Caraway doing the job happen. I'll make damn sure it's not been installed yet. addressed by the Student Union Board of' Directors. Last week the California State University Board of "This is what we strive for as a university," he said. "We need to make alumni feel like they can contrib- Cigarette Papers Trustees gave Chancellor W. Ann Reynolds the power to raise student lees to cover the cost overruns, much of ute." which may have been caused by mismanagement. Ron Barrett. Student Union director, could not be President Gail Fullerton said Wednesday that it reached for comment. would be very complicated for the university to accept J. Handel Evans, executive vice president, also could Caraway's offer now that the deal has been bid. not be reached for comment. "I don't know whether we could withdraw some- Pat Wiley, Student Union associate director. said thing from the hid or not," she said. "Once the contrac- Caraway's offer "seems strange to me. If he's an alum- tor has been hired it gets a little difficult to pull some- nus, you'd think he would know who to talk to at the thing back front them." school." Fullerton said that unless an entire item can be pulled Caraway said his company installed the audio system from the overall hid of the Rec Center that Caraway's for Candlestick Park. Bay Meadows race track and the offer could turn into a gift to the contractor, who would Oasis nightclub. still be paid in full, not to SJSU. Asked if he was still interested in volunteering his ef- Vincent Cosentino, vice president of sales for Cei- forts to the project. Caraway said. "In a New York sec- ironies, said of Caraway's offer. "We'd like to investi- ond." Troops: Professors react to invasion From page I 'dation factor, providing funds for the Contras, and promoting the re- gime of Honduras. Soldiers: 1,100 deployed Voth believes that the White House encouraged Honduras' re- rain page I The soldiers front Fort Ord, 120 The convoys that quest for U.S. troops. In terms of the left Fort Ord miles south of San Francisco. are about 11 p.m. effect U.S. intervention will have on Wednesday arrived part of the 7th Light Infantry Divi- shortly after 4 a.m. at the air the peace talks, he said "Power base. sion and members of the Army's The vehicles went past a lone protes- talks, in the outcome of any contro- Rapid Ikployment Force, capable of versy." ter at the gate who carried a sign moving quickly anywhere in the reading: "Please Do Not Easy rolling, thin When asked his opinion of the op- Invade Ni- world on a moment's notice. caragua . " eration. Voth said, We have to White House spokesman said the Crist said the troops went to a give the administration the benefit of troops would not venture into the and slow burning "staging area" near the airstrip the doubt. Washington is faced with and sparsely populated Honduran jungle would leave "hopefully right after the situation that something needs to area where Nicaraguans reportedly dawn." for full be done, one way or another." were chasing rebel forces. -flavored The professor thinks Secretary of State George Shultz is astute, but the of Reagan's goals is to garner tobacco taste. MANUFACTURER'S COUPON EXPIRES JANUARY 30, 11111 "President has somewhat of a uto- more making victims of the Nicaraguans 35c funds, the operation could backfire pian view of the universe. The U.S. it and stunting their efforts to find self- any Americans are killed. hasn't been through the fire (like government. "We have used the other countries). 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