Friday, April 19, 1974 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Nursing Seale says Black Panthers students 'working through system'

11011111r.. plan suit By Alfred J. Bru there is no people control over the in- The Black Panther Party is alive and By Gail Wesson stitutions," said Seale. well and is currently working through A group of nursing majors will file a Seale quoted Panther co-founder the "system" in providing concrete class action suit against SJSU and Huey Newton when defining a com- measures that will forfeit the Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke next week, munity as a "comprehensive collection "capitalistic, racist, exploiting power according to attorney Ed Newman. of institutions" and said "the problem structure of this (United States) e. Newman said the suit is aimed at is whether they (institutions) serve the county," according to party chairman basic needs and desires of the people." .10. stopping "just the retroactive ap- 111~11.1 11.11111111~0.110 Bobby Seale. "If they don't," Seale said, WNW plication" of supplementary admission the In a speech yesterday in the S.U. criteria (SAC) requirements to "American dream" of government of, Loma Prieta Room, Seale affirmed the .1110.71110 everyone including continuing nursing by and for the people will remain an existence of a "black revolutionary majors trying to enter Level I of the illusion." movement" despite the notable ab- nursing program in the fall of 1974. The Panther Party also tries to un- 71, sence of "demonstrations in the Nursing majors received letters in derstand the attitudes of the people and street." March, dated February, 1974, saying strives to give the people a common Seale corrolated his recent venture SlilaVI=ME.'430.0"ism that they would have to meet the SAC consciousness of what is wrong. That is into the political system as a mayorial requirements for fall, according to the revolutionary process," said Seale. candidate in Oakland as a step in the Jeannette Wilkinson, a nursing student People Want answers right direction, and despite the defeat, People don't wan': vir affected by the new criteria. "jive" from the he called it a "victory for the people." She said that nursing students don't establishment, said Seale, they want 10 Million Voters object to SAC requirements themselves immediate and concrete answers to At least the people had a alternate but to the retroactive application to their problems of being oppressed. choice to the "racist lackeys" currently those who assumed they would be When the Panthers provide protec- in office, Seale said. AIN eligible for the program. tion for the neglected senior citizens of Jeff Stephens Seale added that "Black people are Under the chancellor's executive Oakland, who are constantly victimized working for change" more than ever A new umbrella? order 182, issued August 8, 1973, all by muggings, a revolutionary, radical and cited the 1972 elections as an California State College and University change for the better has taken place, The rains came back again yesterday and an unidentfied student finds a example of the new "progressive campuses were required to devise more Seale added. makeshift umbrella with a paper filled plastic bag. Fortunately, the rains didn't revolutionary movement." stringent admission criteria A "Inter-Communal Institute" of- last too long and the bag returned to its normal use. in Eighty Black candidates ran for Bobby Seale systemwide impacted areas. fering free curriculum has been set up office in 14 southern states, Seale said, An impacted area is one where there by the Panthers as a model school for those at the receiving end "of racism "and 50 won." Ten year:, ago there are more applicants than available the people. are part of the system and those ex- were two million registered Black Election meddling spaces on a systemwide basis for a When Black parents, who cannot ploited by the system are part of the voters, now there are 10 million and particular program such as nursing. afford to send their children to in- system." "that is what revolution is all about." The SJSU criteria include: stitutionalized schools, find that their As a result, Seale said the Panthers The slogan "power to the people" junior class standing family can now become educated, now urge the community to deal with still summarizes the Panther Party's completion of all general education "they understand why it is important to local government agencies "from charges hit faculty goal of offseting the institutional requirements support a revolutionary candidate," Congress on down" by getting involved. control of the masses, he said. an overall gradepoint average for said Seale. By Lee Fuller No Control all prerequisite courses of 2.3. Seale asserted that it is impossible to An SJSU administrator and one faculty member were accused of interfering in "The institutions affect our lives and not be a part of the system because Anti-Republican A.S. elections. no grade lower than a C (2.0) in any Drew Adams, a senior mathematics-botany major made the charge at Wed- prerequisite nesday's A.S. council meeting. a "statement of interest" in the Reagan, Ford, protest ralli? es The administratorJohn Caine, director of athleticswas accused of in- nursing major Buckley, terfering in student politics by meeting with a student party to discuss mutual a maximum of three letters of An anti-Republican group, San Jose recommendation support between the Athletic Department and that party. Welcoming Committee, is sponsoring Caine said he met with a group of students "concerned with athletics." a statement of sound health by a McCloskey in San Jose two rallies this weekend, one tonight According to Caine, meeting with interested students is part of his job. physician. against the appearance of Gov. Ronald "The director of athletics should be on call to go and discuss the situation with "The Department of Nursing was The two top contenders for the 1976 to the LeBaron where Ford is scheduled Reagan and one tommorrow morning anyone interested," Caine said. inalterably opposed to the idea of SAC Republican presidential nomination to speak at 1 p.m. to protest the appearance of Vice Adams introduced a resolution calling for an investigation to be conducted by the from the very beginning," according to will head a slate of GOP leaders that Other leading GOP officials expected President Gerald Ford. A.S. election board and the A.S. Judiciary before making his charges. Dr. Richard Whitlock, dean of un- will converge this weekend in San Jose. to be in town over the weekend are U. The rally will start at 7 tonight in the After hearing the charges, the council passed his resolution urging the in- dergraduate studies. Vice President Gerald Ford, Gov. Gov. Ed Reinecke, and State Controller parking lot behind the La Baron Hotel, Dr. Gwen Marram, chairman vestigation be conducted. of the Ronald Reagan, New York Sen. James Houston Flournoy. Reinecke will ad- 1350 N. First St., and will consist of the Adams said he received information from a reporter for Sedition, a local un- Nursing Department, agreed with Buckley, and San Jose Congressman dress the University of Santa Clara "Ronnie Reagan Film Festival" and derground newspaper, that Caine and an unnamed engineering professor had Whitlock. Pete McCloskey will be featured Kenna Club luncheon at 11:30 a.m. at music by the Guerilla Theater. interfered in student politics. See page eight speakers at the semi-annual meeting of the Hyatt House. Tomorrow, Vice President Ford Adams said he cannot prove his allegations, but his informants are expected to the Republican State Central Com- GOP unity will be tested at the will speak at noon in the hotel and the come before the council in the next few days if an investigation is held. Judge orders mittee to be held at the LeBaron Hotel, closing session of the convention protest rally is scheduled to begin at The resolution will now go the election board and the judiciary. 1350 N. First St. Saturday afternoon when a vote will be 10:30 a.m. at First and Younger streets Entitled "Winning Ways," the con- called on a number of controversial in the parking lot of the welfare office, 64 Nixon tapes vention is an effort to bolster the resolutions, including a mandatory according to committee sources. Republican Party's sagging spirits death penalty for kidnaping, amnesty Speakers of the rally will speak on FBI head says Hearst WASHINGTON (AP) - A federal after a year of Watergate setbacks. for draft evaders, and three main topics which are: judge ordered President Nixon Reagan will be speaking tonight at decriminalization of marijuana. Throw Nixon out of office. Fight yesterday to surrender tapes and the "Unity Banquet" at the LeBaron The Republican state convention may back against unemployment, inflation not a 'common criminal' documents of 64 conversations to be Hotel. also take a stand on two upcoming and the energy crisis caused by the used in the Watergate cover-up trial Tomorrow morning Buckley will propositions for the June election. monopoloy corporations. ATLANTA, Ga (AP)FBI Director "We will be guided by the facts and involving men who were once his top address the opening session of the GOP These are Proposition 5, which would Stop police attacks on the Chicano Clarence M. Kelley said yesterday that not by any opinion," Kelley said at a lieutenants. meeting. At the same time, McCloskey divert a percentage of the gasoline tax community and other Third World and FBI agents are pursuing the Patricia news conference when asked to com- The subpoena was served on the will be hosting Ford down the street at for highway construction to con- working people in San Jose. Hearst kidnaping case on the assump- ment on Atty. Gen, William B. Saxbe's White House a few hours after it was the San Jose Hyatt House in a struction of mass transit, and Stop U.S. agression and in tion "that she is the victim of pressure statement that he considered Miss ordered by U.S. District Judge John J. discussion of their party's future. Proposition 9, which calls for broad terferance in other countries like Chile, or coercion." Hearst a common criminal. Sirica. Ford and McCloskey will then drive election reforms. the Mideast and Indochina. Consumer protection, athletic aid cut Hansen slate offers 'tangible' reform

By Gall Wesson Men's and women's sports should continue to be funded separately but it The Hansen Slate believes that "students want opinions being reflected should be more balanced than in the past, according to Hansen. and want something tangible to hang on to" in programs, according to A.S. Program board presidential candidate Bob Hansen. He said he would like to see an "autonomous" program board with ac- Also running on the slate are Bill Clarkson for vice president and Nancy countability to student needs. Baker for treasurer. A.S. government shouldn't have a veto power, Clarkson said. "We see student government as having four functions: meeting student In the relationship between the A.S. and the Daily, Baker said, "I see the funds the Daily gets from needs, protecting student rights, having input into university and com- A.S. as being a subscription." She added,

munity policy and reflecting student opinion," said Hansen. "Separate funds can be given for advertising." The three themes the ticket wants to stress are consumerism, com- "We don't see using the A.S. funds as a sword over the Daily," said munication and political development and political power student relations Clarkson. editorial independence. with the administration, city and state governments. Baker emphasized that the Daily should maintain Hansen said he thinks there is an absence or avoidance of election issues. Consumer program "I don't think students realize the function of government or services The slate has plans for programs to fit under these themes, according to provided," said Baker. Hansen. Hansen explained there is a lack of identity to the campus and that The main new program the ticket will present is a consumer action and students can't relate to the campus. protection (CAAP) student service. Food co-op Clarkson who heads the A.S. Consumer Switchboard, will administer the The Hansen ticket also proposes a food co-op to offer groceries at discounts program, which would have four functions as a consumer protection group, to student members. "By the nature of a co-op it is non-profit and self- research, group, action group, and educational group. supporting," said Hansen. Details have not been worked out yet. "The consumer protection group finds the problems," explained Clarkson. A third proposal is a recreational equipment rental agency on campus. "The research group investigates and researches the problems the first one Hansen said it could be funded either by A.S. funds or a commercial finds." operation which would lease space as the travel agency now does. The action group will serve to implement programs and act as a lobbying The slate is not backing a particular council slate because Hansen said, "I effort. think we can work with everybody." Clarkson said the fourth group will also run consumer classes offered Hansen, a senior in political science, is currently assistant to A.S. vice through CAAP and serve as a media contact. president, Rick Marks. He was an A.S. Council representative during 1971-72 Athletic aid and resident advisor in West Hall since 1972. This year's A.S. council has reduced athletic grants-in-aid (scholarships) Clarkson, a student in New College, besides being director of the A.S. and the Hansen ticket would like to see a complete phaseout of the aid, ac- Consumer Switchboard, is also a founding member of the Northern cording to Hansen. California Public Interest Research Group. He is a resident adviser in Wash- Clarkson said the A.S. should not offer scholarships for students unless it is burn Hall. on a broad scale. He said "ideally" there will be no grants-in-aid in the 1974- Baker is a senior journalism major. She is involved in the publication of 75 budget. "Woman's Paper" newspaper and is president of Black Masque Senior Clarkson (left), Baker and Hansen In funding athletics, "women's athletics should definitely receive a higher Women's Honor Society. She is also serving a term as president of Society of proportion of the funds," Baker said. Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi. 1 Point of view Daily Forum Plants- construction alternative

Vol. 62 Page 2, April 19, 1974 No. 36 Geri Rettiley , The decision to close Ninth Street decision, wants Ninth to close Ili another road block look as Seventh makes sense, seeing as the area style, at the tune of one-half million Street has is understandable. Editorial being closed is flanked with dollars. However, it would seem that campus buildings, and pedestrian Present plans call for landscaped large potted or tubbed plants and , flow is high. barriers which will block the street trees would probably do as well, In fact anyone driving down at both ends. with less expense. Racism results from S.F. policy Ninth has probably realized his These barriers, costing $125,000, mistake as they sit waiting for the are necessary, according to the The whole street, is scheduled for crosswalk to empty. city of San Jose, so that Ninth reconstruction, including the by San though The recent decision the same officials, even munity that justifiably "resents" However, the city of San Jose, Street will look closed. ripping out of present sidewalks detain Black murdered more people transgression, and Francisco officials to "Zodiac" this constitutional while conceding to the logic of the The city's desire not to have pavement. Such action seems men who have a certain profile" is than the "Zebra." but many Bay Area Whites as well. a bit drastic and unnecessary. racist govern- responsibility of the the most blatantly Would Alioto order the detention In fact, it is the Lining the street with greenery in the Bay to stop this policy now, mental policy witnessed of all Italians if Al Capone was White folks would alleviate the problem of internment of killed in the Area since the loose in the city? before anyone is costly and time consuming con- Japanese citizens during WWII. process. struction. "I want the people of San Trashing the constitution is too statement Mayor Joseph Alioto's Francisco to understand that this is high a price to pay for "protection" Perhaps with an invitation to be mindful of that the police "will not a racial issue," Alioto assures from a mad killer. Such action is various departments on campus, rights" smacks their constitutional us. But his blanket indictment of far more theatening to citizens' students and faculty ideas for The of Hitlerian doubletalk. the Black community threatens to security than the "Zebra" will ever ov- landscaping could be incorporated based only detentions themselves, set back interracial relations to the be. in the plans. on nationality, are a flagrant 1860s. Mayor Alioto should im- Emphasis in planning could be violation of constitutional rights. Alioto then has the gall to ask mediately rescind the detentions placed on economy and access for The idea of stopping all White Black people not to resent" the and apologize to the Bay Area necessary vehicles. men who fit the description of the detentions! Black community. With the money saved, other killer was unthinkable to It is not just the Black corn- Phil Trounstine "Zodiac" safety and transportation planning ideas could be activated in the campus area. it ND Our Vs.11465 DRACIErIPICI our 14.10EIMA1t, CONNECriiiE 41 I3PE5. Guest column Energy crisis - 'pain in the gas' Paul A. Stewart. II Journalism Senior "Damn &? !$$$"!! ! car." ( On ad infinitum with exclamation marks.) females) is usually transformed, as if by magic, frorr For those of you unfamiliar with the above quote, the faithful auto of past into a machine as dependable it's the sound uttered by a disraught driver as he-she and reliable as a Nixon confession. (frustration doesn't discriminate) experiences the Many a dent in the dashboard ( or through it for yoi syndrome called "petrolius absentium." VW officiandox ) has resulted from petrolius ab Roughly translated, it's called being out of gas; and sent um. 036 accurately translated, it's a pain in the gascan that Once you're recovered from the initial shock tha is. "running on fumes" isn't just a head joke, you hew With the oil companies decrying foul on "windfall for the nearest (formerly) friendly gas station. 37 profits," after allthey were just pickin' up a few As I trekked about San Jose in search of nectar 12 bucks along the Chevron way, and with the now ambrosia and an open station, the two I found hae defunct Arab oil embargo ( how sheik!), the so-called rather convincing excuses for not helping me. (Isn't r 11 gas crisis was remedied by something called the "odd- amazing how it becomes an excuse when it's hap even plan." pening to you.) So here's Joe Cool, hangin' around the car lot One poet lauriet said "I don't gotta gas can. V( trading in his 383 cu. in., four bbl., Mach III Cobra giveya some gas, but I don't gotta can." He proceed Special ( with simulated leather interior of course.) It to get up off of his to help one of his preferree was "the" car he dreamed of throughout high school, customers as she drove in. ( where were you in '62?) and then, after offering his The other attendant I met along the way noted that first born as collateral on the loanit was his. to get gas, I had to purchase a gas can. That's pretty And now, he was gaining the bast= ( pronounced logical when you stop to think about it. You can't hang anyway you want of economy carsthe Bega. yourself if you don't have the rope. ( Pronounced veg- as in VEGatable- aah. Same em- In desperation I finally got my car washed to get 40 phasis used in saying San Joezay. some liquid gold. ( Remember when that used to be Even with his Vega the most careful of motorists whiskey?) usually finds himself on the wrong side of empty these This with my notebook crammed with valuable facts days--even with the odd-even-I'm O.K., the 31st is on how the gas situation was easing upand my 6 O.K., limit of purchase is $3, or one gallon-rip off is plastic statue of William Simon on my dash-1 LEG . lifted. promptly drove to the Arabian embassy and declarec As is the custom with most mortals, "Betsy" or my citizenship ... along with several Ferrari anc "Lizzie" (or "Hubert", for equal opportunity Cadillac owners. Letters to the editor Instructor would motivate tachers to be in One of the female gymnasts who Furthermore, most of the game on TV, radio, and newspapers? on such and such a date?" defended that 75 per cent who could secure went to the Sacramento Nationals was played near mid-field, which I'm here to learn, not be en- Another thing-the council keep: the job by adhering to the status received an advance of two sen- fought match. tertained. asking for information at the Editor indicates a closely quo and leave no way for in- tences in an article that combined To top it off, SJSU's points came on Marilyn Fleener meeting which sometimes has to be I'm writing this letter in regards novations or changes. the results of several other a very questionable penalty call. Senior dug up. to Gayle Southworth, a teacher in Paulette K. Jacobs women's teams. The penalty was for "not binding This is the only reason they don't the Economics Department, and Economics major By the way, what have been the on" in the loose ruck, but the man have the information. specifically the interim policy, results of the other women's on whom it was called was bound in Athletic budget The Athletic budget is big and the which could cause his dismissal as teams? How did women's until after the ball came out of Athletic Department is trying tc a temporary faculty. Female sports basketball wind up their season? SJSU's side of the ruck. trim it down. The trim can be Being an economics major Editor: and The women's tennis team has had That's rugby talk for, "We was accomplished by cutting having been introduced into Editor: I'm becoming disappointed at several matches, what were the robbed." scholarships but instead of cutting Economics in Econ. IA with the reporting of the Spartan Daily. It would seem to be an unwritten results? I've always been one who knows the scholarships and the student: marginal analysis and economic policy of the Spartan Daily to I am, of course, referring to Lee off, the Athletic Department i.: If the Daily can report on where when his team has been beaten fair theory, I found economic theory ignore women's athletics. It's a Fuller's article concerning the trying to find alternatives. One the men's tennis team buys their and square, but clearly the team His and analysis very abstract and was rare occurrence to see the results Athletic budget meetings. such alternative is the alumni of gasoline, surely the Daily can who played best did not win that several unable to answer basic questions of a women's competition reported. article contained Spartan Foundation. certainly squeeze in a few of the game. and get down to earth. The Daily even neglects to inform falsehoods and too much bias. women's team scores. Of course, fair is fair and it's article But Lee, money doesn't grow on Econ. 101, considered to be a the A.S. of the existence of the I would like to clarify his The Daily cannot snpport claims over and done but let's not report the student trees; it has to be raised. theory and analysis class taught by athletic events so it's a miracle the step-by-step so that that there is no ',interest for things that aren't clearly true. real picture. The Athletic Department and the Gayle Southworth, however, pulls A.S. has any knowledge of their body gets the women's sports because the Tim Chalmers Spartan Foundation must be given economic theory and analysis into activities. First he stated that the student evidence is to the contrary. Palo Alto Rugby Club "hooker" government represented time to raise the funds. Therefore, its historical perspective and gives When SJSU hosted the Northern the Get on the ball, Daily. Women's students. That is the first a logical approach would be a the student an idea of how California Collegiate Gymnastic sporting events are of interest to About 2,000 students out gradual cut in funds. But the A.S. economic theory and analysis Championships, the caliber of this falsehood. the student body and should 28,000 elected the TWC ( Third council is in such a hurry to initiate came to be. meet was second only to national Fonda cancelled? of receive the coverage that is long World Coalition). their programs before they are This is quite a relief to a student championships which were held in overdue. has started hopefully vote out, that they don't who is expected to accept, learn Sacramento. Editor: The A.S. council Daina Carbonaro many of the established programs care who they hurt. and regurgitate Samuelson Although the Daily was informed I wish to comment on the History Sophmore in which students participate and Who are they hurting? economics, adhere to the free of this competition well in advance, possible concellation of the Fonda has given the money to Obviously the majority of the 1 enterprise ethics, and not questions it chose not to publicize the event. speech. I've always wondered why questionable programs, not to student body who enjoy top level its shortcomings. The Daily was given the results Rugby blues so many of the "heavy" name mention programs not even sports. I feel this interim policy is of the competition but did not speakers end up at Stanford and associated with the school. In short, the Athletic Depart- directly affecting this type of in- publish them. In doing this, the Editor: Berkeley but not here. Now I guess He went to state that the Athletic ment has been open but the A5_ I novation in teaching. The interim Daily denied recognition to those Unfortunately for the public's I have my answer: The A.S. forum Department has been hiding Council already has made up its policy would prevent change women whose them sake, journalism has fallen from board wants more "light" efforts netted something and copping out by mind; their axes sharpened long I because, from experience, change awards. the reporting of facts and the Daily ( whatever that is) speakers. tube" at presenting unfinalized budgets. ago. This is proven by their making I comes from those who question It's true that gymnastics is sports page is no exception. We have the "boob all the light en- The budgets were handed out to the meeting into mockeries. going trends. considered a minor sport yet the In Tuesday's article on the Santa home for was we can stomach. I all concerned and were itemized Gayle Southworth and his fellow men's team customarily receives Barbara rugby tournament, it tertainment Hopefully, the students will unite I Fonda well. teachers have a great deal to offer two articles per competition; one stated that the SJSU rugby team want to hear and meet Jane and elect a party that represent: 3-0. Try reading one, Lee. the economics student in seeing before the event to infrom the A.S. had beaten Palo Alto easily, very much. the student and their interest whil things. could be more important to He said they left the door open by economics as a historical and another article afterwards I would like to state a few What include sports, marching band indicate an students in these troubled times presenting the unfinalized budgets. development shaped and molded which publicizes the results. A 3-0 score does not Engineering Department, ant Palo than political speakers of the Do you know anything about into its present form. A male member of the fencing easy victory, especially when clubs and organizations aroune scoring balance the scheduling and its problems? You The interim policy would prevent team went to the nationals and the Alto was within one yard of Fonda type to school. within 10 "politicians" whose works and just don't call up Notre Dame or innovations or changes which are Daily gave him a six paragraph a try and SJSU never got Howard De Lane are forced down our throat UCLA and say,"How about a meet checks upon ourselves, because it article and a picture. yards. deeds P.E. senior April 19, 1974, Page 3 Economics chairman criticized in hiring fuss By Kathy Rebello personnel committee. mine here at the university probationary appointments "He is going around plained, "then we'll have to For 20 tense minutes In a crowded economics to present a colloquium." until we've seen, heard, normal departmental take our fight outside of the Wednesday, Economics classroom bearing placards But later he admitted to the touched, and talked to the procedures," explained normal procedures." Department Chairman Dr. with such phrases as "End group that Halstead was candidate who appears to be Robinson. "He's only acting One such procedure James Willis, fended off revenge in the Economics being considered for a job. el numero unoand if he-she on his own personal spon- discussed was boycotting all angry questions from Dept. Rehire the Six," When questioned by flunks the oral, let's go to taneity in inviting Halstead economic classes. students and faculty con- Halstead's presentation was Martin Davis, SJSU nurnero does for an in- out here and ignoring the cerning his hiring practices skirted until Willis economics instructor, as to terview." personnel committee." and "undemocratic acknowledged the group's how much the colloquium A probationary faculty Robinson said that the TV NEWS procedures" in the depart- questions and consented to a was costing the university, member is one working ESA has drawn up petitions ment. private meeting at a later Willis answered that he toward tenure. in protest of Willis' actions. FROM SJSU The outburst delayed a date. "would be happy to discuss Upon that premise South- The petitions request three presentation by Dr. James Two main questions were this in private." worth insisted Halstead things: Tonight. 6:00 Halstead, an associate the thrust of the con- Gayle Southworth, another must be the No. 1 candidate. An explanation of professor of economics, at frontation: economics lecturer, insisted But Willis denied this ex- Willis's "undemocratic" Channel 54 Williams College in Why had Willis brought that Halstead must have plaining that as yet no actions. Massachusetts who was an associate professor been brought out because he decision had been made. A support of democratic being interviewed and ob- seeking a job at SJSU out was considered the No. 1 Willis refused to anwer procedures in the depart- served as a "likely" job from Williams College to candidate for the position he any more questions "out of ment. candidate. present a short economics (Halstead) was trying for. consideration for Dr. And the rehiring of six 111mAlmanalmMINIIIMMI Halstead's arrival sparked colloquium without the prior Southward referred to a Halstead," but consented to temporary lecturers. the confrontation that knowledge of the depart- March 26 memo authored by a private meeting later. economics faculty and ment's personnel com- Academic Vice President Following the colloquium, Robinson said the actions students claimed had been mittee? Hobert W. Burns where he Jeff Robinson, a senior in the ESA takes will depend brewing since Willis was And, why had Willis advised that before any economics and a member of upon what becomes of the six appointed as department chosen to ignore the probationary appointments the ESA, referred to the temporary lecturers. But he chairman last January. majority recommendation of are made that some confrontation as a "very, expressed a pessimism in Accusations hurled the personnel committee to "pressing of the flesh" be very sad show." the final outcome. Faculty members and the rehire six temporary lec- done before the appointment Organization forms newly organized Economic turers currently teaching the is finalized. He explained that a ' I he ( Willis) does what I Student Association (ESA) positions instead of Memo cited number of students believe he'll do and, not go along with the democratic accused Willis of deviating recruiting new instructors? More specifically, the organized late last Sunday theory," from the normal recruitment Admission made memo says, "Unless there night when they found out Robinson ex- procedures and ignoring Willis sidestepped the first are rare and compelling that Willis was bringing a job hiring recommendations question by explaining that circumstances to coin a candidate to the university to Willis (left) , made by the department's Halstead was "a guest of phrase) let's not make any Halstead speak. Every artist deficit to be cleared up needs ,95.80 many to paint A.S. spends next year's money with

The A.S. Council officially began spending next year's This year, according to A.S. Treasurer David Pacheco, United New Conservationists received $54 for a trip to El Dney at its meeting Wednesday. those surpluses must be used by the council to pay off the Paso for a compost and waste recycling conference. Brushes are most The council made new allocations and acknowledged old deficit. Pacheco termed the financial situation a "paper deficit" important tool for llocations which together total $945. However, the A.S. has The council acknowledged allocations of $500 to the and told the council it should not continue allocating money good work. The best nly $850.80 remaining to spend, creating a $95.80 deficit. Organization of Arab Students to be used for an Arab Week because it would be hurting next year's financial situation. brushers are made to Dollar surpluses left in various A.S. accounts at the end of and $300 to A.S. Housing for a campus area housing survey. Pacheco promised to report back to the council next week a standard of quality e year normally revert into the general fund to be allocated New allocations totaled $145. Bob Mills, an SJSU student, with a detailed report of the financial position of the A.S. and, with proper care, the following year's council. received $91 to be used for wheelchair competition, and the will last for a long time. In the three popular shapes for oil painting: !Nights, Flats, Rounds, get the tape bill seeks courtroom change pure white bristle. Fine work calls for tIt, red A bill has been introduced structions would be currently a judge tells the prejudices the jury against total elimination of the McAlister said he expects soft, pointed o the state legislature, eliminated only in those jury "to examine carefully the victim. cautionary instruction. some opposition to his bill sable All brushes iich if passed, would cases where there was and with caution the "Although the instruction According to McAlister's from the American Civil can be had in liminate the procedure of a evidence of rape that would testimony of the victim." is required by law, jurors spokeman, the bill was killed Liberties Union (ACLU). many sizes udge giving cautionary confirm the testimony of the "A rape victim's often do not know this and in the Assembly Criminal This is because the ACLU struction to a jury hearing victim. testimony should be believe that the judge must Justice Committee. represents many of the rape case. McAlister said that in the examined by the jury under think that the rape victim is The Justice Committee is defendants in rape cases, he The bill, AB 3659, is majority of the rape cases the same standards that lying or he would not give currently conducting a study said. WE STOCK. ponsored by Assemblyman brought to trial there is apply to all other witnesses them such an instruction," on the problems of rape and lister McAlister, D-San evidence which confirms the and crimes," McAlister said. he added. has developed a package of The Spartan Daily was ose. crime of rape in addition to said. McAlister introduced a rape law reform legislation. unable to contact a local ORUMBACHER According to a spokesman the victim's testimony. McAlister claims the sirniliar bill, AB 61, last The package includes AB representative of the ACLU ART & SIGN McAlister, the in- The spokesman said that cautionary instruction year. AB 61 called for the 3659. for opinion on AB 3659. WINSOR & NEWTON

You'll agree they Ausic from India are all fin* National Earth Week coming quality. National Earth Week, ces"; on Wednesday the working within the struc- day in the Environmental eatured Saturday April 21-27, will be speakers will discuss ture. Studies Department celebrated on the SJSU "Nuclear Safety." Building U, 329, S. Fifth St. co kn evening of authentic It will begin at 8 p.m. in campus with an Earth Day She said there will be The speakers will include nce, music and fashion Morris Dailey Auditorium. Dialogue, to be held April 22- discussion groups rather SJSU professors and people im India will be presented Admission is free. 24. than lectures so that from the community. norrow night by the India Music will be performed According to Lynda Sisk, students will have the tudent Association of SJSU by eight professional groups director of the Environ- chance to meet and talk with The programs will be held Indio Student d the Associated Students from the Bay Area including mental Information Center, people who have been from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. each SJSU. a sitar group from the Ali the purpose of the Association Akbar Khan College of Music celebration is "to look at PERFECTION NEEDED? DO IT YOURSELF! ipartan in San Rafael and singers where we are now and how Serving the San Jose State University Community Zaheer Subedar and party of far we've come since the Special Sludefil Rental Rale., Since 1 9 34 San Carlos. original Earth Day on April Nan Jose State University Second class postage paid at San 22, 1970." Jose, California Member of TYPEWRITERS RENTED California Newspaper Publishers Sisk said each of the three Classical and folk dances manual electric Association and the Associated days will have a different Press Published daily by San Jose will be performed by Stale University, except Saturday members of the India theme: Monday will be "City 1 mo.-58.00 $12.50 PRESENTS and Sunday, during the college Student Association. Politics and Environmental year The opinions expressed 3 mo.--$21.00 $17.501BM herein are not necessarily those of Association members will Quality" and "Resource he Associated Students. ne also hold a fashion show of Management"; Tuesday's College Administration Or the SanJose Typewriter Co.,Inc. Department of Journalism and clothing from various states topics will revolve around Sclyertising Subscriptions xc in India. "Organic Gardening" and 'opted Only On a remainder of 24 South Second-293-6383Established 1900 semester basis Full academic Alternative Energy Sour- year. Se each Semester. 54.50 Off 7,47r, ampus price per copy. 10 cents Bhakta also said authentic Phone 277 3181 Adverfising 277 food from India would be Press of Erich Printing. San 3171 served. Jose ASSOCIATED STUDENTS

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A program to enhance the already has suggestions in donate would be considered. esthetic qualities of SJSU's mind for the beautification "Again, we're going to grounds has program, but Sanchez wait for the results of the Fullerton and at buildings been initiated by the Student emphasized that they would survey, but the main interest Affairs Committee of the be implemented only in will be getting artwork that By Marvin Kusumoto School of Applied Sciences conjunction with the results is esthetically pleasing to Rea Anders, SJSU gym- and Arts. of the student survey. students," Sanchez said. nastic coach, has resigned The program will begin Sanchez said that there Sanchez described the his position to coach the Cal within the next week, when have been no funds allocated survey as "pretty general. It State Fullerton gymnastic the committee circulates to the program other than asks questions like what is team. packets of 30-question those already designated for lacking in the architectual Anders gave his notice last questionnaires among each buildings that need design, what would you do if Wednesday to Athletic department on campus. repainting. you had the power to design Director John Caine. According to Mike San- Of those buildings, Speech- parts of the campus and so Along with his new duties chez, an advertising Drama, the Old Science on.,, as coach of the university delegate to the committee, Building, the Home Once the survey is com- gymnastic team, Anders, current the actual plans will be Economics and Joe West pleted, work will begin Marijuana could affeect fertility in men and the Fullerton drawn from the students' Hall were mentioned as rapidly. According to San- gymnastic coach, Dick reaction. initial subjects for the chez, all the work must be Wolfe, plan to form the first "We'd like to get a lot of program. underway before summer, men's gymnastic club in the student reaction from this Concerning the grounds of so once the surveys are in, United States at Fullerton. survey to find out what is SJSU, Sanchez said that any the policy decisions will Marijuana increases Anders said he also hopes really wanted on campus," sculpture -artwork that follow quickly. to complete his master's he said. The committee students would be willing to degree at Fullerton of which he is only a few units short. male infertility risk? Anders started his college coaching career at Fullerton Rea Anders 'No clearcut solution' BOSTON (AP) - Men who then nonusers, and that two with men 18 to 28 years old. and helped to build smoke large amounts of of the chronic smokers were They were compared with 20 Fullerton's program into a Neimend replace him as marijuana run the risk of impotent "apparently in similarly healthy men of the NCAA college division SJSU coach. Neirnand has decreasing their fertility, association with marijuana same age who did not use the championship team. already been accepted into to Arab-Israeli conflict according to a report use." drug. When asked about his ac- the master's program at coauthored by noted sex The report noted that one The study said the complishments during his SJSU. all of history one has to researcher William H. of these men returned to depressant effects of heavy two years as coach, Anders ..The problem in the Included in the debate For He is twice all-American with the present issues, Masters. normal sexuality within two marijuana use on both said the records speak for Middle East is a political were three other speakers, deal on the horizontal bar at Scheer said, they can not be The report, published in months after he discontinued sperm count and themselves. problem," Hillel Halkin told making two for each side. Sacramento and, as a coach, under the rug. the New England Journal of marijuana use. testosterone levels seemed He said the SJSU gym- a crowd of more than 300 Bob Scheer, Arab speaker, pushed has one of his gymnasts on people who came to listen to chose not to talk about Jews Medicine, was based on the Masters coauthored the directly related to the nastic team is young and There were many at- the Australian team going to the Arab-Israeli debate held versus Arabs which he said work of researchers at the survey along with Drs. amount of marijuana used. should be powerful in the tempts to bring the problem the World Games in yesterday in the S.U. was misleading; instead, he Reproductive Biology Robert Kolodny and Gelson Subjects averaging more future. They should come into focus and finding Bulgaria. Ballroom. said the basic issue was Research Foundation in St. Toro, and Robert M. than 10 marijuana cigarettes into their own next year, he solutions to those problems Halkin was the main ’people occupying the role of Louis, headed by Masters. Kolodner. weekly had significantly continued. The new boy's club Anders by the four speakers. speaker for the Israeli side of oppressed and oppressor." They tested 20 men who The study warned that the lower testosterone than less Anders has recommended plans to establish will make smoked from five to 18 results should be taken chronic users. that former Sacramento Fullerton a hub of gym- the debate. He talked at Scheer, like Halkin, delved In response to the Arab "joints" a week for 18 cautiously because of the The male hormone finding State teammate Dave nastics, said Anders. length on the historical into the history of the conflict point of view Mike Taylor months or longer and found small size of the sample, is of particular significance, background of the reasons between the two nations. said that there is a reluc- that 35 per cent had lack of data on the potency of the researchers said, for the conflict between the tance to recognize the fact noticeably decreased sperm the marijuana and because it because numerous other Alpha Phi Omega presents Israeli's and Arabs. that a state in Israel exists. capitalist-developed counts. was impossible to measure research findings indicate The University of San major "Until this is recognized we was behind the They also found that blood hormone levels and sperm that a lack of testosterone at Francisco student told the power that will get nowhere." crowd they had come into the Israeli movement. levels of the sex hormone counts of the men before critical points in the ballroom with preconceived "Without this support it testosterone averaged 44 per they took up the drug. development of a male fetus HIGH PLAINS Stressing the fact it is an notions of the Middle East never would have went effective, functioning state, cent lower in the drug users The researchers worked can cause sex organs to conflict. anywhere," Scheer said. he added that Zionism and develop improperly and There is no clearcut Scheer added that those Israelism are two separate later cause permanent DRIFTER decision; the public has to powers were not concerned things and that the people hormone imbalance in the listen to both sides and see if about the people, but only in can choose their Gestalt techniques male offspring. there are some solutions that exploiting the Middle East. own way of living. The researchers said it Stars:CLINT EASTWOOD can be found, he said. It was a geographical would be "judicious" for 50c Morris Dailey 2 shows: 7 (Li 10 p.m. Change, he said, must exploitation; it wasn't just A question and answer women to avoid marijuana come from within; no one discovered during the period followed the discussion today during the first three months else can change matters. energy crisis, Scheer said. discussion. of pregnancy since it has T Il E 1ST TWIN ADULT THEATRE'. _ I A workshop titled "Gestalt The workshop is designed been shown that marijuana e- CAMBRIAN CINEMAS I&II Techniques of Family for all those interested in ingredients can pass from 1516 HILLSDALE 1.111Ak CAMPO. Grand Opening Special the mother to the fetus. ULT. A DILUXI TH 266-3381 WADS OF Fall 141110116 Sparta Counseling" will be hosted child counseling either as a by the SJSU chapter of the professional or parent. NOW! OPEN HOURS EVERY DAY! $1.00 OFF National Student Speech and Admission will be 50 cents DRIVE-INS 24 All Records and Tapes guide Hearing Association, from 3 for members of the chapter Open at 7:30 [ GOOD ALL WEEK TILL 4/26/74 NOW SHOWING - CINEMA #1 to 6 p.m., today. and 61.50 for non-members. Show starts at 8:00 Children under 12 free TOMORROW THI ONE AND OW J & K RECORDS INDIA STUDENT ASSOCIATION present% An evening m exotic India." tonight alt in MA LOVELACE A 484 E. San Carlos St. Morns Dailey Audnonum Classical music EL RANCHO L ,- of the sitar will be presented as well as popular music Student film faire IDEIEU S t L'Ill.".rni.....1"1"1." UI SPARTAN ORIOCCI is sponsoring a Rated "G" Family Entertainment evp in volleyball tournament today and tomorrow from 9 a m until 5pm Teams from several Walt Disney's 111-IHDAT0 California cities will be participating 'ALICE IN WONDERLAND c118e5. YogeS SAM'S: SAN JOSE WEIANIMING COMMITTEE previews tonight "CHARLEY'S ANGELS" Presents I presents Anthony Russo today at 10 30 at the San Jose Civic Auditorium It will then the Double BIll of the Yew march to the Republican State Convention A Film Faire, designed for All films shown will be at the la Baron Hotel where Gov Reagan TROPICAIRE --t...v.1 NOW and Gerald Ford will appear students to show their films, unpreviewed and un- )k I JA160 TUESDAY No. I 250 014.4 0* will be held from 7 to mid- screened. A first prize of $25 ad irimils .- 1 Fri. & Sat. 9:30 I A MAZING RA(E: will be presented today at ...... , .1 by the A S in front of the Campus Fos. night tonight in the S.U. will be awarded. Admission Rated "R" CZ) SHOWING II Get it on with the sounds while enjoying a cold beer, 1 4' is 25 Al Patin,' 0. ow Ballroom. cents. "SERPIC 0" MN glass of wine, or refreshing cocktail. 1 MilD, 1 I "BANG THE DRUMS .p....: AT Cover SLOWLY". II S1.00 I 4111ORIGINAL SAM'S 849W. San Carlos CINEMA 2111mMIIIimmimiNimmiNUmommamill ..... / Police sweep S.F. TROPICAIRE Esunnicrion #2 No. 2 25e 8144 IND it. - EVE GREEN RH xxivirnitugnr, TAX.,44M1 SAN FRANCISCO AP at a bus stop only minutes "I told them that all I knew Rated "R" I 011C1V11101011100 110TM C110104.4$1 CORNER ard & SANTA CLAN. Policeman swept through after Alioto announced the about the killings was what Pam Grier ADULTS ONLY - 074mi1IK710 the streets of San Francisco stop-and-search procedure read in the newspapers and -FOXY BROWN" -HELL UP IN HARLEM" NOTE "DEEP TNNOAT" ALSO SNOWING AT 17.1,=" '!;.7:!, PITCHER BEER Thursday, conducting un- as an "an extraordinary saw on television," he said. 'COCKTAILS precedented searches of measure." In announcing the tactic ANCHOR STEAM BEER black men in a search for the "If the killings continue Wednesday night, Alioto killer or killers of 12 white some other people are appealed to the black IJul HAPPY HOUR FROM 4-6 PM victims. talking about retaliation community to cooperate. He r 411TE . One of the first to be against blacks," said said the killings were not a SUBMARINES FROM 794 stopped, Robert Brooks, Brooks, who wore a knit cap racial issue and that officers FUN MUSIC POOL TV said: "I think the mayor is like one shown in a police simply would question SitriTYGRITTY)D b AVM Nr************************** persecuting the black sketch of the suspect. "That persons who resembled a community for the acts of a will be too bad. The thing is composite of a slender, JERRYJEFFWALKER few crazy dudes." bad enough now." black, mustachioed man But police officials Brooks said officers asked made from witnesses' JOHN HARTFO reported that although there him if he had any first hand descriptions. The was some resentment, most information about the case, "We have a mad killer persons subjected to sear- code-named "Zebra" after loose in the city, simply ches understood the reason the police radio channel used killing people at random," Wit )NI.:SI}W and hoped it would uncover in the investigation. Alioto said. NEM I, l)74 Coffeehouse the man Mayor Joseph L. X IT IT YYMITICTII Alioto described as "a mad TWO SI K MS killer." THE PINK POODLE Presents Brooks, a 23-year-old 7:00atx111:001). security guard, was stopped THEATRE SJSU MEN'S GYNI smsral pre Sent% - admission s3 THE LOVELIEST Sliklent admission S2 JERRY CORBITT "NUDE DANCERS" NASCA IN THE BAY AREA (Formerly with SIIPIR MODIFIED LIVE NUDE SHOW EVERT HOUR from 11 A.M. The Youngbloods) oftim phtS EXPLICIT. HARDCORE ADULT MOVIES Nas 328S. BASCOM AVE. OPEN 11 A.M. Thursday and Friday I scorned todiet Free SAT. N IGHT.8:15pm "ATTENTION ALL GIRLS" TIME MALI Tom April 18 & 19 8 P.M. AMATEUR SAN JOSE NUDE DANCE CONTEST SPEEDWAY EVERY MON. HITE 9 P.M. I Nitre RD I 751 1401 1 FREE ADMISSION Pita( MONEY 40.00 MOO IS 00 1000 'OW 1115 ,T1010.11.11el, I TT-MIMI II

.1 April 19, 1974, Page 5 Night Life Melcher mangles Starship, gospel moldy melodies By John Braytield headline weekend For the past couple of weeks a number of "rock" magazines and record stores have been displaying ads and J. gru posters announcing the release of a new album by "the legendary Terry Melcher." Although the ads promised a "revolutionary new album by The JEFFERSON STAFtSHIP will launch its craft of a folk-rock maestro" the final product was a complete spaced out music tomorrow evening at the "Cape" WIN- bummer. TERLAND ARENA in San Francisco and guide its audience Melcher's so-called claim to "legendary" fame includes into the stratosphere of cerebral enlightenment. producing records for Paul Revere and the Raiders, the The Starship will be piloted by that sultry lady of the Byrds and the never-to-be-forgetten Rip Chords who stunned cosmos, Grace Slick, and her husband, Paul Kantner. the world with such "biggies" as "Go Little Cobra" and "The Crew members include Peter Kangaroo, John Barbata, Window Coupe." But perhaps his greatestbut least men- David Freiberg, Craig Chaquito and the salty but spry tionedprofessional attribute is that he is Doris Day's only violinist Pap John Creach. son. The Starship is credited with only one album"Blows Terry Melcher's first attempt at recording a solo album Against the Empire"released in 1970. (Terry Melcher, M.S. 2185, Reprise) is a disaster. The album concept was so bizarre that it was the first Voice strained music piece ever to be nominated for the Science F'iction At first glance the album promises to be a collage of Writer's Hugo Aware in 1971. No josh, folks, that's the truth. spectacular musicians offering back-up performances by Creach will also appear with his own band, ZULO, and such greats as Roger McGuinn, By Cooder, Clarence White, shall be preceded by STEELWIND. Gene Clark, Chris Hillman, Sneaky Pete, Hal Blaine, Joe At the SAN FRANCISCO OPERA HOUSE, rock im- Osborne and of course mama Doris on back-up vocals. pressario Bill Graham will present "an evening with the But Melcher's strained pig-squealing voice and his complete POINTER SISTER'S in a "gala, flamboyant production with Kathie halnarni lack of ability to establish a set tempo push the ac- some very special surprises." The cast of -Empire Builders" ponders their plight. companying band into such a drone, that the separate in- The show is a black-tie-optional affair and those attending struments and musicians are indistinguishable. Arrangement poor are being asked to wear their finest garb. Melcher begins his royal musical screw-up from the very The PointersBonnie, June, Anita and Ruthcan quickly on the album. He re-arranged a traditional blue- convey their spirited and joyous feeling to their audience first song SJSU stages 'Empire' grass number, "Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms," into such with an up-tempo jazz, scat, gospel, rock and blues sound a monotone mess that the listener may be tempted to jump performed in the swinging style of the '30s and '40s. the needle completely over to the next song. However, things The Pointers will be backed by a 33 symphony orchestra Boris Vian, a relatively There are no songs in the became known as the ab- in their house and is the focal as the album progresses. musicians. unknown French novelist play, but a constant run of surdist movement and was point of the drama. just get worse butchers the second number "These Days" With tickets priced as high as $10, the Pointers will sing and playwright, has the musical theme and popular during the 1950's and Melcher written by Jackson Browne. The constant strain in Melcher's ''Yes we can can make it" all the way to the bank. unique distinction of basing variations. Vian acquired 1960's. Vian was As the family moves up- completely blocks out the fine lyrics for which Browne A magically entrancing evening with trumpeter MILES his playwriting on musical this knowledge through his acknowledged as a primary ward in fear of the noise, voice is so well known. DAVIS will be conjured tonight and through the weekend at knowledge. experience as a jazz mover of this philosophy. they physically abuse a Perhpas the worst songs on the album are the one's he KEYSTONE KORNER in Berkeley. The result of this com- trumpeter. silent bandaged character Horror and suspense are Melcher attempted to write himself. "Dr. Harowitz," which Acclaimed for his relentless innovations and creative bination of music and Vian was a strong ex- known as Schmurz. the threads that tie absurdist Melcher wrote along with ex-Beach Boy Bruce Johnston, is a excursions through the jazz world, Davis will cover miles and literary skill is "The Empire ponent of pataphysics, a plays together. "The Empire weak, gimmicky number about gurus, broken dreams and miles of terrain sketched by his "Bitches Brew," "ESP" and Builders," which will be concept which translates Show time each night is at Builders" is no exception. wife problems. The song is so bad that, released as a single, it -Prince of Darkness" albums. presented tonight and anarchy into solemnity and 8 p.m. Tickets will go on sale would proilably make a No. 1 45'er on KIIV. Old time rock and blues greats BO DIDLEY and JOHN Saturday, and again next nonesense into reason. A strange unexplained at the door, $2 for general students. Album worsens LEE HOOKER will get back to the basics tonight and weekend. This form of literary style noise drives a family upward public and $1 for :omorrow at the KEYSTONE BERKELEY in Berkeley. Melcher begins the second side with a totally JIMMIE WITHERSPOON, who modestly identifies uncivilized cannibal unrecognizable rendition of Lloyd Price's classic "Stagger iimself as the world's greatest blues singer, will appear Sees him as Lee." Melcher may go down in musical history as being one :might and through the weekend with CRYSTAL PISTOL at of the few persons to ever record "Stagger Lee" and actually ;an Francisco's BOARDING HOUSE. enunciate the "r". "When I sing the blues," says Witherspoon, "I change the 'Rabbit Boss' criticizes white man But Melcher's strained pig-squealing voice and his com- .yrics to tell my story. People say, 'Spoon how come you keep plete lack of ability to establish a set tempo push the ac- By Joan Baldwin pitting houself in?' Well, it's 90 per cent of Jimmy Wither- the Washo, a tribe which pumping heart of a slain attempt to unify the Washo companying band into such a drone, that the separate in- "The Washo ... ipoon's life. I've done everything." are in- views the white man as an member of their party. by giving them faith and struments and musicians are indistinguishable. dolent, improvident In San Francisco, NEMOSHA, a jazz band, will play tonight and uncivilized cannibal, The memory of this gory hope. And thank God and Cole Porter that the album didn't end much addicted to Ind tomorrow at the SAND DUNES while HAMPTON the vices through a 120 year period. scene haunts him until his Outmarked honor with Melcher and mama doing a chorus or two of "Que Sera and evil practices common HAWES and CAROL KAYE perform tomorrow at the In "Rabbit Boss", the lives death, making it impossible The now dubious honor of Sera." in savage life. 311EAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. They are of four Indians are sketched to dream the dream of the rabbit boss falls on Joe filthy apd sensual." The blue-eyed soul sounds of BODACIOUS, led by ex- compassionately, depicting rabbit. This was the power Birdsong. For Birdsong's FAMILIES WELCOME 28th annual report of the the inheritance Jefferson Airplane member Marty BalM, opens tonight in of that enabled him to go on a ancestors, the position of OPEN FON WKS MON TNNU Commissioner of Indian hopelessness that the Washo successful RB ERIOAY II AM TO 3 P ian AnseImo at the LION'S SHARE. SOUNDHOLE will hunt. rabbit boss elevated the Affairs to the Secretary of Supper Club & Cocktail Lounge :V:311'1 Ila was forced to pass on after His son, Captain Rex, a to a pedastel before ENTERTAINMENT NSOHTLY DANCING NIGNTIY ound out the bill. holder I PM the FEATURING 100:01111 MUSIC DIRECTLY FROM MINNS TO I SIAM. In San Jose, JERRY CORBETT, formerly with the Interior (Superin- his first meeting with the whisky-swigging railroad the tribe, as chief supplier of tendent Parker, 1866 white man. worker, can only aaliauii a WEDDINGS Youngblood, will appear at the SJSU JOINT EFFORT despair as the tribe's food. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 293-7170 The white iS 10 0005 PEOPLE l',OFFEEHOUSE. Admission is free. man's per- The death of a dream is he watches the averacious By the time the position is ception of JANGO, a country band that thrives on bluegrass, is slated what has been hard to put on paper, but white man plunder the forest passed on to Birdsong its termed the savage, un- onight and tomorrow at ORIGINAL SAMS in San Jose. Sanchez has overcome this for lumber and strip the land status has been diminished civilized Washo Indian is seeming impossibility with of its valuable metals. to that of rabbit ex- reflected in the above an astounding empathy and Racial hatred of the white terminator for white farms. statement. deep insight into the Indian miners keeps Rex a mere The invention of the steel Washo's view ITN. MINI GOURMET psyche. step aware from the grave. trap brings even this meager 3501. 118151101 01. PETE COURETAS - POUR NOSE 380 8351 Author Thomas Sanchez on the corner of 8th and Santa Clara Cannibal whites Alienated from his past the function of the rabbit boss to reveals the Washo's view of serves breakfast all day. Gayabuc, an Indian only solace he finds is in the an end. the decadent white man in hunter, is the first to be bottle, this ad in for a free beverage More than a literary LBring his epic novel "Rabbit robbed of his mm =mum with purchase of 50c mi Ell dreama Captain Rex's son, castigation of the exploitive Boss." ( Ballentine Books peaceful communal life in Hallelujah Bob excapes this white man, "Rabbit Boss' -17elret Foach $1.95 the Sierraswhen he en- alienation by embracing the expresses the hope that one In a massive five year counters the ill-fated white man's Jesus and OPEN 7 A.M. YOUR HOSTS day the Indian will recapture TO 11 P.M. undertaking, Sanchez has members PETE A Bill one of the most popular of the Donner preaching the Indian his lost dream of a life in 7 DAYS traced the despairing tale of party consuming the still Messiah Wovakah, in an harmony in nature and DINNER pictures of our time unification of the now COCKTAIL . divided Indian nation. , fttilaY Twitty release below par For only 50 cents a day your 3 line massage is read over 100.000 times a week. Spartan BANQUETS TO By Debbie Carvalho requiring a higher voice such written by well known AVE SAN Daily Classified 277.3175. 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1 Page 6, April 19, 1974 Spartababes now 10-3 Sports Frosh splits twin bill Intramural basketball . 4,4 By Joey Scanapico Mary's junior varsity squad. Mary's batters and the Gaels Alan Stokes w5lked to load MORAGA - Losses, those The final score was 3-2. tied it up in the last of the the bases once again but the nasty little viruses that cut The loss was the Spar- seventh. rally went no further as Eads down a baseball team when tababes' third in the last two struck out. TUESDAY EVENINGS it least expects it, paid weeks. Once the proud Pitching specialist Kirk "A"LEAGUE "B" LEAGUE In the first game, Rich another visit to the SJSU owners of an undefeated Brown came in to relieve a Run & Gun II 5-0 Kappa's 3-0 10- Carrillo was called into the junior varsity Wednesday record, SJSU now holds a battle -fatigued Gordon Grateful Dead 3-1 Wildbunch 4-1 second inning after starter afternoon. 3 record, still good enough to Gunther and hurled five Cardiacs 3-2 Dill Dudes 2-2 in John Nicosia was sidelined, After the Spartababes had maintain a 2'2 game lead innings of shut -out ball Bulls 2-3 Totem Scrotum 1-3 complaining of a sore arm. opened the doubleheader the Bay Area Collegiate before yielding to Spar- Give & Go 1-3 Celtics 0-4 with a sparkling 3-1 win, the league pennant race. tababe reliever Greg Queen Theata Chi "A" 0-5 SJSU frosh battled for 12 Despite Wednesday's Carrillo pitched 4& one third in the 12th. before innings before finally suc- twinbill split, head coach innings of hitless ball two singles cumbing to persistent St. Sam Piraro was still im- finally yielding SUNDAY EVENINGS 44Ir--,-s But Queen just didn't have pressed with the way his and a walk, accounting for it, giving up a leadoff triple "A" LEAGUE "B" LEAGUE Spartababes handled 19 the only Gael run in St. and then yielding a pair of Harmony 3-0 BBC April 22-26 MEDITATION innings of diamond fatigue. Mary's half of the sixth. 3-1 Date Time 9 'til closing walks before a sacrifice fly Roadrunners 2-1 Potted "Our pitching was really Players 3-1 AND LECTURE extra -inning SJSU, meanwhile, tallied Penny's Gang outstanding," Piraro said ended the 1-2 Canterbury 3-1 marathon. single runs in the second, Stabilizers 1-2 576ers WITH afterwards. "It's just too bad 3-1 Place 74 Sftdeaa 664444"` fifth and seventh innings. Nubs we were unable to get the 1-3 Backrot 2-2 No Names SRI CHINMOY clutch hit when we needed it SJSU knifed through the 2-2 Guardino scored the first Tau Delata 10% DISCOUNT SAT, April 20 6:30 PM in that second game. St. Mary's defense for a pair Phi 0-4 Spartababe run when he Grace Cathedral, Leading since the second of runs in the second on a singled, went to second on a S.J. Bees on all ring purchases (al. & Taylor St., S. F. inning, the Spartababes walk, and an error,a triple by FRI. April 19 8:00 PM sacrifice and scored on a failed to notice the Phil Eads and Rick Wolff's Stanford C. Chapel, single by Conte. wear off the St. single. Palo Alto anesthesia to be aired Tim Conolly accounted for 41P4* r4441-311-414.4******411-4-441MMMAI-MM*311433.311 oi Although they had plenty the second SJSU tally in the lodik * of other scoring op- fifth, doubling, going to third on KSJS portunities, the Spartababes * on a sacrifice by Dave biggest chance came in the Harris, and then scoring on a Campus radio station Fk eighth. When the dust had wild pitch. KSJS (90.7 FM) has an- cleared, that's all it was: a nounced that it will be ,... chance. Harris singled home Conte covering 11 of the San Jose gktL- s. this :- , --, * for the final run in the Bees baseball games Coa,-Mfoy i ’i---- ft Stan Conte had singled to seventh. season. open the inning and Rich The station will air their - ,-(- Guardino doubled him to The Spartababes travel to first game Sunday with a iit: third. Bob Garza was in- Santa Clara Friday before Class 'A' California League WEL * tentionally walked but Jay playing host to the doubleheader against the i Peryam lined into a double dangerous Bronco frosh Modesto Reds beginning at play. Saturday afternoon 4:45 p.m. 4* t SeTcff-41..... _ * Face Irvine Anteaters i 44c,V4114 * VASSAR CLEMENTS * * Doc & Merle WATSON * Hev! You with the * 161 JIM and JESSE * RALPH STANLEY * blood in your reins.' *: Spikers travel south JIMMY MARTIN * * MAC WISEMAN * By Tim Robb Irvine. speedster Carl Lawson. JOHN HARTFORD * BLOOD DRIVE 1 April 21. 22 & 23 After last week's double The Anteaters, were "He closed on a guy MERLE TRAVIS * DOUG DILLARD dual victory over Idaho State overwhelmed recently-121- ( Lawson (that has run a 20.2, Norman Blake Tut Taylor i LOMA PRIETA ROOM and Occidental, the SJSU 28-by Cal Poly, San Luis in the last 10 or 15 yards," RambliriJack Elliott * TOE Buck White family ! track squad travels to U.C. Obispo. 1.ivers said. "Breddell has to THE OREENBRIAR BOYS Pius In. others : STUDENT UNION Irvine tomorrow for a dual Spartan coach, Ernie be one of the best finishers meet against the Anteaters. Bullard, will be taking 29 around. When he 9 am - I 1)111 ALL STAR Concert FRIDAY 711pm Space donated to Air Force ROTC by The Spartans, who were performers to the meet and wants it bad enough, he just II I ot loyal stars phus rtu.s. added Bank of America 41 surprised last week by a may do some experimenting reaches down and gets MARIA MULDAUR * Emmy Lou Harris 2nd and San Carlos tough Idaho squad, shouldn't in some races. another gear from The Great American String Band have much trouble wi h The 440 relay squad of somewhere," Livers said. (RICHARD GREENE, DAVID GRIMM& TAU MAMAS DAVID NICHTERN) Louie Wright, Ron Whitaker, Bullard, who said he had Sat neon Sun noon Bruce 1.eek and Vince ::under-estimated" Idaho -midnight II pm Breddell turned in a fine 40.7 last week, will have to keep MARIN VETERANS MEMORIAL against Idaho, despite two Streak his team concentrating on HUM DINT, baton passes that weren't the Irvine meet rather than &;f0C)121,6M1 into a sharp. Leek, who suffered a the April 27 meet in Seattle slight injury while running 3111 DAY 22.0ffi AM 3 DAYS against the University of moil ord., tickets ovoileb4 at . the third leg may not join the Washington. MARIN MEMORIAL BOX OFFICE Van Heusen! relay quartet against Irvine. CIVIC CENTER, SAN RAFAEL, CALIF. (4I54713300) also.' enesf Medina Neal ficksif agencies For revealing you r true nolo, Sprint coach, I.arry The Spartans will have limited free sampling lor 3 -day ticket holders in a most original way, livers, said he was pleased their hands full against linfIver infeneasion cell: IOU OM -Rale streaking ran hardly he overlooked! Rut for keeping with the progress of the Washington, a meet they op appearances in the most sprinters, and particularly would like to win "to be rinn high-spirited 'titling, da ring the sprint relay squad. successful in our dual meet designs arid yc-opening With reference to the season." hoes, you'll also need the ci-t} 'Cic? dashing fashion from sprint relay team, "We'll run Van HCIIRCII adrenturous a 39. when we get it all 11Ple shirts thal &waif,: gel together," Livers said. rioliced I.ivers said that when Bobby Hamilton comes back GflJb, 11 from his injury, and MUSIC VAN HEUSEN' Whitaker reaches his peak, the relay squad will be "together." He said that the top foursome would be either Wright or Ike McBee on the first leg, followed by NEWS Whitaker, Hamilton and Breddell. I.ivers was also pleased by 41:604tp Breddell's performance las week against Idaho's nationally prominent

"PLEASE HELP MAKE NEXT WEEK THE BIGGEST OF MY CAREER." The brewers of Budweiser, in coopera- tion with ABC Radio, asked me to remind you that April 22-27 is National College "Pitch in!" Week. All week, all over America, students like you will be filling up litter cans like me. If there's an official "Pitch In!" Week WEEK program in your campus community, join up. If there isn't, you can still APRIL P support the national 22-27 effort. Just pick up any litter in your path next week and bring it to me. Thanks, THE 'PERSONAL SOUND see you Budweiser then. ALL ON KSJS 90.7 FM

Live baseball - San Jose vs. Santa Barbara - 11:45 a.m. April 19, 1974, Page 7 UCSB waits for Spartans Bicycle team faces Stanford Weekend sweep needed

By Ritchie Castren Steve Hinkley (1-1 and 1.83 par league seasons. Following the weekend, 'personal touch' will Needing a sweep to get in the PCAA) and Don Mark Carroll ( .372), Steve the Spartans will return broadcast the Saturday back into the Pacific Coast Orndorff ( 0-0, 2.25) are Macchi i .360) and Wally home for a twilight doubleheader and the Athletic Association race, scheduled to start the two Taylor ( .352 t having been doubleheader Tuesday at 5 twinbill Tuesday with air the SJSU varsity baseball doubleheader games pacing the sputtering offense p.m. against UOP. time 15 minutes prior to the team will meet U.C. Santa Saturday. of the Spartans. KSJS (90.7 FM, with its start of the openers. Barbara for a three-game Hinkley and Orndorff both series this weekend in had strong outings in their NallegeletallOWISIDISIMPOODeer Goleta. last appearances, with After dropping a Hinkley pitching all 11 in- ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PRESENTS doubleheader Tuesday the nings of a 4-3 win over Long Social Awareness Series Spartan's conference record Beach Saturday and Orn- fell to 4-7, four games behind dorff, who struck out eight the leader Fresno State ( 8- batters in four innings of "TEACH-IN" 3). relief Tuesday against UCSB ( 1-6) has also been Pacific. Gordon -Forbes, Find out how the 80-20 faculty hiring polieN having its troubles and is the though, lost his last outing Chris Kidwell only club keeping SJSU from against Long Beach State. is going to affect your educut. the conference cellar. SJSU coach Gene SJSU's bicycle racing Club president Cliff race. Last year the Spartans Menges has been most team will compete Wilder says the meet will The lap race, called the took two of the three games concerned with the Spartan 12:30 p.m. Mon. April 22nd tomorrow against Stanford consist of a 25 mile lap criterium, will begin at 9 between the two clubs hitting thus far. Last year a.m. on the corner of 12th and U.C. Davis in the first race, a 1000 meter time enroute to an 11-6-1 PCAA the club hit .294 in PCAA Umunhum Rm. Student Union meet of the season. trial and a 20 mile road and San Fernando Streets. finish, good enough for action, but are hitting only second place. The Gauchos .239 to date. came in sixth, with a 7-11 "I can't put my finger on Speakers; JEFF ROBINSON, student record. it," Menges said, "but our Spartan linksmen to face The Spartans, who have hitters just haven't been played inconsistently all hitting the ball like they were season long, got a similar last year." FRED LOWE, student poor start in league play last "We better snap out of our homestandingCardinals season. The club won only slump pretty quickly, though three of its first eight games, or else we're going to find KAY TRIMBERGER, lecturer, The SJSU golf team will Stanford's home course chances. "We have been but finished fast, winning ourselves out of contention, have its work cut out this tomorrow. getting stronger every week eight of its final ten to end up said Menges. Sociology Dept. week when it takes on the Coach Jerry Vroom is very and our chances are very only a game and a half out of Second baseman Mark Stanford Cardinals on optimistic about his team's good against Stanford," first. This season, the Kettman is the prime Vroom said. Spartans will play a total of example of poor hitting by When asked if the home 26 league games instead of the Spartans. Kettrnan led ANDY PARNES, lecturer, course advantage was a last year's 18. the PCAA in batting with a factor Vroom replied The crucial UCSB series .444 average last season, but Economics Dept. will start for the Spartans is struggling at .130. His ASSOCIATED SWDENTS PRESENTS positively. "In dual matches like this today at 2:30 p.m. with Steve doubleplay partner Rob one, there is a definite home Gordon -Forbes on the Brasses is hitting .170 Cosponsored by Associated Students advantage simply because mound. Gordon-Forbes has a compared to .324 of last year. and they (Stanford) have been 2-2 league record and is 5-5 Rick Pitney (.243), Dennis "We Want a Say in Our Education Committee" CATHY O'NEILL able to practice more on the overall with 3.93 PCAA Smith ( .206 ), and Dave lus course," Vroom said. earned run average. .125j are also having sub- Vroom conceded that the Stanford course is tough and because of the course his Candidate for Secretary' of State team may give away about two shots per man, That is if the players are of equal CLASSIFIED ability, but if we work hard SAVE THIS AD. 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Page 8, April 19, 1974 Progressive Slate, TWC align STAR MOTOR IMPORTS By Dyane Hendricks According to Osborn, the that studies be done on an cording to Osborn, is that it Progressive Slate can- Jance Osborn, 23-year-old The Progressive Slate, Progressive Slate supports A.S. environmental center, makes it impossible for didates are: candidate in the graduate DISCOUNT ON SERVICE many Loretta Wilson, 20, running backing six candidates for student services with less and a commuter service students to continue race, holds a double degree AND REPAIRS ON ALL their education. in the uuper division race, is in the graduate and upper emphasis on instructionally center should be studied with speech and New College majoring in history. FOREIGN & DOMESTIC MODELS division council seats, is related activities. regards to the specific Students now cannot have a junior and is working toward a experience coordinating its campaign Significant discrepancy problems that commuters any grade lower than a "C," AU master in social science. Also Wilson has worked on the with the Third World "We're not negating the have and what can be done and classes where a "C" was Osborn is the coordinator NEW FIATS Coalition TWC ). importance of in- about them," Osborn said. received cannot be taken A.S. Program Commission of the Women's Center on S.

"We agree on many of the structionally related ac- Auto, bike shops again, said Osborn. since her freshman year, the Tenth Street. 1001-7( Financing Available "What makes this Social Awareness Com- issues with TWC," said tivities," Osborn said, "but She said some of the (leasing) Remember a lowed one's spokesperson Karen there is a significant services included in the requirement even more mittee and is involved in the Sweetland, Birthday. Spartan Daily Sweetland. But all of our discrepancy between the commuter service center impossible," said current struggle against the 375 SO, MARKET ST, 286-6500 retroactive, ClasSif red 277:3175. candidates are White so we number of students at- would be a auto repair shop "is that it is interim policy. PRESENT STUDENT BODY CARD FOR DISCOUNT forcing junior couldn't run on a TWC tending these activities and a bicycle repair shop. practically Georgie Huff, 21, is a students out of the ticket." such as athleticsand the The issues the Progressive and senior junior psychology major. TWC is a party which amount of money being Slate are concerned with in program." Before transferring to the consists of minority mem- given to them." this election are the interim Sweetland said SJSU, she was involved in would like bers only. For this reason, Osborn policy, new nursing Progressive Slate the anti-war and ecology said the Progressive Slate requirements, and the A.S. to see the Spartan Daily out movements. She is now Since TWC had enough favors the reduction in and administration's control from control of the ad- involved in the Women's candidates to fill the seats, athletic grants-in-aids. over the Spartan Daily. ministration and A.S. Studies Department. the Progressive Slate is not However, Sweetland The interim policy is "This doesn't mean we Fred Lowe is a 25-year-old running candidates in the added, "If someone is good designed to cut down the don't think A.S. shouldn't junior majoring in -Nobody executive or the lower in sports and needs the number of tenured and fund the Daily," said economics. division races, said financial aid, there is no probationary faculty to 80 Osborn, "but we want it Lowe, who actively op- Sweetland. reason why he can't get it. per cent with the remaining independent of the A.S. and poses the interim policy, goes to France gets a referendum on the However, Sweetland made But we don't want to see 20 per cent on temporary administration." ballot allowing students to it clear the Progressive Slate someone bound by the status. This policy, authored Sweetland added that the publicly express their views is not merely a "white" scholarhsip just because he by Academic Vice President Progressive Slate supports a is good in sports. Financial Hobert W. Burns, is sup- five-day paper with a five- on the issue. just to ride offshoot from TWC but a Glenn Zappulla, 23, is a separate party. aid should be given because posed to adjust the faculty to day Forum page. a person needs it, not a predicted declining Generally, said Osborn, senior running in the Janice Osborn, candidate because just he's athletic." enrollment. the Progressive Slate en- graduate race. He plans to the railroads. in the graduate race, said the Osborn said some of the Osborn also called the courages students to look at do graduate work in basic philosophy of the student services the interim policy "an attempt the other slates running psychology. Progressive Slate is that Progressive Slate supports to control the students' candidates. Currently involved in the SJSU should be a free are the child care center, the education, professors and "After all," she said, Radical Student Union, marketplace of ideas, and Women's Center, Com- education in general." "they are the ones paying for Zappulla has also done every opportunity should be munity of Communities and Continuing difficult the services and they should publicity and education work made to study the different the Social Awareness Series. The argument against the consider the issues and make for the committee against needs of the students. "We are also proposing nursing requirement, ac - a decision themselves." the energy freeze.

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