Campus Steam Evaporates with Pipe Repair by David Rickard Nel Drained There V

Double rip off Downtown has dreams of big-city future Thieves yank jewelry from SJSU students' necks

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Volume ti7, No. 13 Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 Tuesday. September lb. l986 Campus steam evaporates with pipe repair By David Rickard nel drained there V. as ol potentially Alter the pipe has I ,ee I I stripped ol asbes- A:,.:ording to a memo circulated Friday by hrary. Hugh Gillis Hall. Sweeney Hall, Mac- Daily staff writer carcinogenic asbestos fibers on the floor, she tos, the fibers vs ill he sprayed with an adhesive Mo Qayoumi. SJSU director of Facilities De- Quarrie Hall and the Student Union. Campus steani carried by underground said. to hind them, preenting release into the air, velopment and Operations, the steam shutdown Both the steam pipes and the chilled-water pipes and providing SJSU's heat -- will be she said. The pipes v, ill then he rewrapped with will affect laboratory steam, pool heating and system The asbestos presented no danger above originate in the heating and cooling shut off Thursday afternoon to remove a dam- a non-toxic insulation. hot water in more than a dozen buildings. plant on Ninth ground, although some fibers might have es- Street, across from the health aged section of asbestos insulation. The original cleanup deadline, set by the building. caped the concrete tunnel, Pluta said. The cleanup is expected to he completed federal Ens ininmental Protection Agency, was The buildings affected are: art, central The damaged pon ion must be completed In its present state, the damaged insulation Sunday night, with service resuming by 6 a.m. extended to Sept 22 after SJSU had difficult) classroom, engineering, industrial studies, before Sept. 22, the remainder of the presents a health concern only to the workers steam Monday, said Barbara Pluta. SJSU design and securing funding. she said. Neither university music, natural science, tower hall, men's gym, pipes are still covered with asbestos. Pluta performing the removal, she said. construction manager. officials. nor EPA officials could cite the orgi- women's gym, old cafeteria. Dwight Bentel said. The school has five years in which to re- "There might have been some asbestos I Hall, Hugh Gillis Hall. Duncan Hall and the The 125 nal deadline date. move the rest. damaged section, approximately that went through miniscule cracks into the Student Union. According to a mono issued by Ron feet long, runs through a tunnel beneath ground." she said. "But there are already con- 'We thought initially there would be a The memo also noted the shutdown would Montgomery. SJSU environmental health and Dwight Bente! Hall. taminants in the ground." California State I'm,. ersit allocation for storm interrupt air conditioning to all buildings con- safety officer, small asbestos fibers may cause The pipe's asbestos covering was ruined After the pipes cool, the workers damage.- Pluta said. ' 'Then they told us there nected to the campus chilled -water system. cancer of the chest and abdominal lining, while that section of the tunnel last spring when equipped with respirators and protectise suits wouldn't Included in that list are the business class- large fibers have been associated with the chro- flooded during hard rains. Pluta said. - will vacuuni the loose fibers before reino%- After obtaining the $13,900 necessary for rooms, business tower, central classroom, nic lung disease asbestosis The water caused the loosely bound. the cleanup, the job was ing the asbestos surrounding the pipes, she awarded to MAI. a music and ttitislc ad(1111,in. health building. Montgomery's report also said the fibers "friable" asbestos to crumble. When the tun - said. Benicia insulation firm. she said Duncan Hall. Clark !bran,. Wahlquist See STEAM, page 10 SJSU set Back to the drawing board 100W testing for fall raises doubts razing, Tests cloaked in "mystery and confusion" repairing or "confidential survey" by university

By Manj Martin By Frank Michael Russell general education requirement for ju- Daily staff writer Daily staff writer nior-level writing. SJSU's Project 88. designed to A two-day examination given to The Academic Senate called for relieve the eight-year-long impaction junior-level writing students last week the revision of those requirements in of the engineering department, will was a tool for designing an entrance the spring of 1985, said Leon Dorosz, begin Oct. 1 with the demolition of the test for 100W classes. associate academic Y. president for engineering building's southeast wing. Or was it? undergraduate studies, in a review of Jay Pinson, dean of the depart- According to the Thursday broad- general education requirements. ment, said that bids for the demolition cast of Newsbreak, the KSJS radio The current exit examination, were opened Friday. "Within a week program, the test was "cloaked in which students have to pass to get they'll be putting the (protective) fence mystery and confusion." course credit, is to be replaced with a up," Pinson said. A report said students in the "screening exam" to qualify for en- 100W The removal of the older section classes were told that the exami- rollment in a 100W course, he said. nation of the engineering building will cost would not affect their grades, Last week's test had two pur- about $352.800, according to Barbara hut that their instructors did not know poses. Donis/ said - a diagnostic tool why the test was administered. to their Pluta. SJSU's design and construction for 100W instructors evaluate A university administrator was and a tool to develop manager. students' needs Iconco, of Union City, submitted quoted in the report as saying the test the senate-mandated screening test. was part of a "confidential associate professor of the low bid of $145.500 for the demo- study," Rico, an lition and removal. The bid for the re- while a psychometrist, a test adminis- English, said in order to develop the trator in location of utilities was $53.000 by the Testing and Evaluation screening test. the writing, grammar Office, said it was not. range of Smith & Sons. a San Jose contractor, and usage skills of a broad But to some university Pluta said. adminis- students needed to he determined. trators there never was a mystery. The five versions of the test, she In addition, she said, the low bid. "The tests were simply to norm said, will help determine which ques- in the amount of $154,800, for the re- to find out how students do," said which do not. moval of the building's plumbing tions work and 100W Coordinator Gabriele Rico. The test was developed by _Rico equipment was submitted by Ray L. The university will use the results the university's English Require- Hellwig of Plumbing and. Heating in and to determine which questions are ap- ments Committee, she said. Santa Clara. The protective harriers will be propriate for a planned entrance exam- The committee and the senate's said. constructed around the southeast w ing ination to the class. she Board of General Studies have been said five versions of the test plans for the of the building in preparation for the She charged with reviewing were given to a number of 100W examination, Dorosz demolition work scheduled to begin 100W entrance classes. The test was given in two adding that the university hopes Oct. I. Pluta said. said, pans On one day an objective test to implement the senate mandate by The barricades will be erected be- measuring grammar and usage skills the fall of 1987. tween the engineering building and the was given, with an essay on the other. Faculty participation in last old Cafeteria and industrial arts build- Junior-level writing workshops, week's tests. Rico said, was optional. ings. she said. There will be a walk- numbered as 100W classes, are given "It was a request." she said, adding way between engineering and the cafe- by departments throughout the univer- that any instructor could have said it teria building. sity The class fulfills the university's The university is not removing See EXAM. page 10 the trees in this area.' The trees are staying," Pluta said. One of these trees recently fell Lottery revenues near the Spartan Pub after having been attacked by termites, according to Verne McGlothlen, landscape and transportation manager. allocated to CSU By the end of this week, parking in the lot between engineering and the It Frank Michael Russell administration building will no longer yesterday and Janell Hall The senate should develop guide- be available. Pluta said. A meeting Daily staff writers will be held tomorrow to advise the lines within a few weeks for the alloca- heads of the departments effected by Alan Dep - Daily staff photographer Academic Senate committees met tion of lottery funds to specific pro- the closure. yesterday to discuss guidelines for the grams. said Peter Butanski, chairman Thomas made it by Currently, this lot contains 55 Barrick. a junior majoring in graphic de- graphy class. He inking a limestone distribution of California Lottery reve- of the financial and student affairs spaces, 39 employee spaces and 16 sign, examines a print for his introductory litho- block on which he drew a grease-pencil design. nues earmarked for the university. committee. See DEMOLITION. page 10 The campus has been allocated At the senate's Sept 8 meeting, $1,724.815 in lottery funds for 1986- Ruth Yaffe, chemistry professor and 87 fiscal year out of $36,343,395 bud- chairwoman of the curriculum com- K-9 unit among top dogs geted throughout the California State mittee. introduced a resolution pro- state's University system. posed by her committee which calls By Andy Bird 14th annual In accordance with the 1984 con- for campus comment on the lottery- Daily stall writer 'I've never before had a dog, even stitutional amendment which estab- funding process. The moment was tense. when I lished the lottery, 34 percent of lottery Time is pressing on the allocation "This is the university police, come out with your was growing up.' career fair funds are designated for public educa- of lottery funds, but there is some need hands up or I'll send in the dog." yelled the officer. Bryan (;arrett, tion. for faculty input, Yaffe said. The reso- There was no response. UN) officer lution called for the senate's budget re- "Go get 'em boy!" begins today The bulk of this money is set view committee to seek input from al- aside for elementary and the better performances of the day. secondary ready-established administrative and The sleek, pure-black German Shepherd raced into the schools, hut 4.5 UPD Officer Bryan Garrett beamed with pride as he percent is designated senate mechanisms. wooded glen, circling the sector. As the shepherd ap- By Gene Johnson Jr. for leashed his canine partner. Shadow. the CSU system. proached the car, he jumped up and used his forelegs to bo- Daily staff writer The resolution was referred to the The money is allocated to supple- unce off the window - in that split second he determined it The man in the tree was a mock suspect -- one of the Students can find new ca- budget committee for further consider- ment rather than substitute other fund- was empty. But he had already located the suspect. props used in the search phase of the Modesto Police De- reer paths at the Career Planning ation. Annual K-9 Trials, in which the UPI) and Placement Center's " Career ing sources and to be used for educa- The dog sprinted to a tree in the middle of the glen and partment's Fourth finished third. Exploration Days" today and to- tional purposes rather than Lottery funds have already been leaped six feet into the air. team of Shadow and Garrett morrow. construction, acquisition of property, designated in some broad areas. An The man in the tree frantically tried to climb higher - The Modesto trials are fast becoming one of the West's The event will take research or other non-instructional ac- endowment of $404.187, for example, he was suprised by the police dog's vigor. place in hest competitions, and SJSU's K-9 team of Garrett and the Student Union Ballroom ti dies. has been budgeted. "I think that's a Barking excitedly, the shepherd clawed at the trunk - Shadow are taking people by suprise, said Modesto Police from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lottery funding was on the very important first step," said Arlene a signal to his human partner that the suspect was indeed More Officer Al Petrides, the event's organizer and master of cer- than 100 employers from busi- agenda of three Academic Senate com- Okerlund, interim academic vice pres- treed. emonies. ness, industry, government. mittees - financial and student af- ident. Enthusiastic applause broke out as the crowd of 500 The team earned 380 out of a possible 400 points dur - fairs. instruction and endowment would See CAREER. page 10 research, and The establish a spectators cheered their approval. It was definitely one of See CANINE, page 10' professional standards - at meetings See L077'ERY, page 10 TOZUEED, 16, 1986/Spartan Page 2 Tuesday, September Daily

Maria J Gunter, Fdaor Suzanne Espinosa, City Editor Carl Scarbrough, News Editor Andrew F Hamm, Forum Editor Thomas Gary Mortars Sports Editor

Tony Pribyl, Advertising Director Published for the University Brian Katz. Retail Sales Manager and the University Community Cyndi Melte', National Advertising Director by the Department of Journalism Shawn Carroll, Special Sections Manager and Mass Communications Katherine Briganti, Art Director Michael P Fox. -l'oduction Manager Richard Hart, Marketing Manager Since 1934 Jell Ogden. Co-op ildvert,soo Manager Procrastination hits the best of us PrisiasimaiiiiiiI tic discos,: has animist ever\ midciii every now and then. The symptoms are clear. Once a term paper is a, signed, sufferers automatically cringe at the thought of taxing a blank piece of paper. For days they will do anything else except sit down to write. They place dreaded chores, such as housework, on the top of their list of priorities. But one can only clean so Amy L. much. Soon the student finds the due date closing in, and he Pabalan better do something quick. Then he begins to worry, worry, worry. He complains. complains, complains. But he still has a blank piece of paper sitting on top of his desk. Finally he decides what he is going to write about. He That evening, he figures he can pull an all-nighter. plans to write it during the weekend so he can make that Coffee mug in hand, he begins to work. In between par- Monday morning due date. agraphs. he munches on cookies and cold chicken. Yawn- On Friday. he thinks. "Hey, it's the end of the school ing constantly, he finishes his first rough draft. week. I'm going to spend the weekend cooped up in the Promising to take a quick nap before finishing, he house anyway. so I'll have fun tonight." sleeps until morning. Panicking, he begins the final draft, "MV FRIEND GORBACHEV HANDED ME 4.3.3 Et.IVELOPE WHICI-1 I It's late Saturday afternoon. Most likely the student missing all his morning classes. Finally he finishes, quickly -44ouc,a1- )AS A14 1NVITATI0W THE summi-r... slept through the morning. There is no way he can concen- rechecks for errors, breaks several speeding records and trate on that paper now. Maybe after he watches a little tele- turns in his paper on time. vision. One show leads to another and yet another. Sound familiar'? Although it's getting later, the student forces himself The above description fits a lot of students. People are to make a rough draft while watching the late night horror crazy to put themselves through such ordeals. Yet it hap- flick. But after the first zonibie appears, he falls asleep. pens all the time. Letters to the Editor 1V- Editor's Extra And the blank piece of paper remains. Procrastination lack of planning and organization Sunday morning. lie takes a deep breath, reprimands is the killer of student performance in classes. It is also himself for the lack of work he has done and dives into his the leading cause for stress and anxiety. Uniformed cops acceptable in class work. The old adage, "Never put off something for tomor- Editor. Everything imaginable happens. row what you can do today.'' certainly applies to those who The article "Uniformed cops in SJSU class,''' s ev Cindi The phone rings constantly. The typewriter ribbon have suffered from the "Ill -do-it-later" syndrome. People dence of the ignorance of the university community. . Many runs out neighbor de- who have procrastinated over an important project know Hansen breaks. He of correction fluid. The local police officers attend classes and are not required to sit mow rattling mower. what ever else they did beside working on the project was cides to down their jungle yard with a quietly in the hack and be unobtrusive. These off-duty offi- gets writer's definitely not worth the madness of finishing it at the last The kids pick his driveway to skate on. He are working toward degrees the same as the "regu- minute. A little self-discipline and a still fresh memory of cers block. lar" students. Generally these officers are armed with an small party ensues. Sud- the last experience can alleviate headache and heartache. Relatives come over and a off-duty concealed weapon. They are very low -key about spend time with the family -- The topic of the student's paper? Curing the habit of Baby battle denly he feels obligated to carrying their weapons. They are highly trained in the use anything to get away from writing that paper. procrastination. and responsibility of a firearm. Having something acciden- Mary Beth Whitehead of Brick Town- When tal happen is far less likely than the officer apprehending the ship. N.J., decided to keep her baby, she 'regular'' student who becomes irate over an "F'' grade on made front page headlines. a midterm and assaults the instructor. Whitehead took one look at her precious Nibs What does it matter it inmersity police officers want to girl and knew she couldn't let her go. When White- San Jose deserves sports arena attend class in uniform? Are instructors fearful that the care- , beatj Veld tier kby in her arms and felt the warmth of fully selected, thoroughly trained and highly diseiplined her own flesh and blood she knew that a mother's love When you mention professional sports. you have to public employee is going to become an irrational beast be- could never be replaced. wonder whether San Jose will ever see the light. cause of a had exam grade'? Of course not. These officers Nothing mattered anymore. not even the $10.000 San Jose is the largest city in the United States without face worse situations regularly. These officers work diffi- Whitehead had been promised to give up her child a_prolessional team. That statement alone makes me want to cult shifts and are hard-pressed to find time to schedule their She was a surrogate mother who changed her throw a baseball through my living room wall. classes. These officers who want to take classes and gain mind and now she had to fight to keep her baby. This city has plenty of movie theaters and nightclubs. Greg degrees are on the cutting edge of the professional police Whitehead probably hadn't thought about what it which is fine if you're in the mood for drinking or staring at community. would he like to carry the baby inside of her for nine a movie screen for two hours. Stryker If the officer must attend class in uniform it is because months only to turn the child over to a new mother. However, these forms of entertainment do not otter the heishe does not have time to change. The unifomi is worn She had no way of knowing how she would feel after release that attending a sporting event provides Sports are a for the job: it is not a tool that makes an officer ''macho.'' the birth. social event for family and friends. As for uniforms on campus being in poor taste for the Whitehead's intentions were good. She wanted to Groups arrive early, barbecue, socialize, and then join fans would bring. university, that is ridiculous. The students who are involved give another couple the chance to experience the love together to jump, shout and even create a wave for their Sports franchises bring in substantial amounts of reve- in the ROTC programs on campus are making commitments of a child that she and her husband had known from city's team. nue to hotels, restaurants and shops. In addition. thousands for their future and for this country. The uniforms that are their two children. Citizens of cities like Cleveland. Pittsburgh and De- of jobs are created. proudly worn by these dedicated students are symbols of When she signed the contract that gave another pride in this country and what this country means to them. troit don't always foe the happiest of lives, but when their John Neese. a Santa Clara County Fair Association couple the right to take her baby in exchange for ' As for the uniforms and combat hoots being repugnant. that teams make the plas offs. they feel like natives of Beverly hoard member, has been trying for years to have an arena S10.1K10 she couldn't feel the heartache that she expe- is absurd. These students spend hours polishing boots to a built. In 1984, Neese had the plans all drawn up for a 17,- rienced once the baby was aczually born. Mayor mirror shine and many learn to iron and press their uni- San Francisco Dianne Feinstein ruined San 00(1 seat arena that was to be built in the Santa Clara County Whitehead was forced to kidnap her own child form, The uniform and how. it is worn is part of the military Jose's hid to lure the Giants to San Jose by threatening to Fairgrounds. The Golden Sam: Warriors and the San Jose hut was later tracked down by a private investigator training the cadets receive while completing their academic sue the city. I hope she'll be happy when the team packs its State basketball program were interested in the project. Un- and was forced to give up her child ,,She is now in- education. hags for Denver. fortunately the city council decided against allocating $20 volved in a court battle with the couple to gain custody Norman Ciller Both Denver and Washington D.C. are dying for a million in funds to the project. San Jose Mayor Tom McEn- of the child. Senior major league baseball team. Giants' owner Bob Lurie may ery wants land off Highway 237 cleared for an arena. Whatever decision the court makes concerning get an offer that he can't refuse. He loved the idea of com- Administration of justice this case could bring about new laws concerning sur- ing to San Jose until the mayor stepped in. A new sports sta- If an arena were built, it might attract a National Bas- rogate motherhood. dium in San Jose might get him interested again. ketball Association (Sr National Hockey League team. Two American actions questionable, too Maybe the court will side with the childless cou- NHL exhibition games at the Cow Palace attracted more ple. After all. they weren't the ones who backed out Baseball is a sport that is greatly affected by wind. In a than 16,0(10 total, so there is hockey interest in the area. Editor, on their end of the bargain. They were willing to pay recent hornestand. the Giants may have lost three games be- I am writing in regard to Stew Hintz's "Amerika" col- $10,000 for this baby and that was the agreement. The of gusting vs mils that blow in from the entire left side City government continues to pour money into projects cause umn in which he voices opposition to a Reagan-Gorbachev couple had a legal contract drawn up and were anx- outfield. At least three home run halls that would've like the new railway system and a new science museum. of the summit due to the fact the Soviet Union is "undeserving of iously awaiting the birth of "their" child. won hallgames were blown hack by the unyielding Why can't they find the funds for a project that's long over- tied or the peace process." He cites the imprisonment of Nicholas Don't they deserve the right to this child'? What barrier due? wind Daniloff and the seven-year-old invasion of Afghanistan as about all the planning the couple has gone through for The next time you vote for a For years, the Giants has e been trying to leave Candle- member of the city coun- prime examples of why not to bargain with the Soviets. the arrival of the baby? (Sr supervisors, stick Park in search of a less windy area in San Francisco, cil board of ask them what their stand on a True. Daniloff was, most likely, wrongfully impris- Maybe the court will reason that a legal contract sports arena (Sr stadium is. San Francisco will always he too windy and too congested oned. However, does Mr. Hintz know every last detail the is exactly what it implies and should be held as such. KGB knows about Dandoff? Is Mr. Hintz so blind that he for a new' baseball stadium. San Jose is too large to he a minor league sports city. If legalities are what is being dealt with here then it isn't aware that we, "Amerika.’ also deport spies'? If the The Giants fans get one-third of their fans from the With a population of more than 600,000.. isn't it time that should he a clear-cut case. current paranoia about spies and secret agents continue, we South Bay. San Jose has terrific baseball weather, and busi- this city commits to a sports facility after 27 dark years of Whitehead signed a contract to carry the child for could he destined for a new form of McCarthyism. nesses could certainly use the extra revenue that visiting empty stadium and arena proposals? nine months and then turn it over to the awaiting cou- I oppose Russia's invasion of Afghanistan, Mr. Hintz. ple. It can't get much more clear-cut than that. I also oppose our country setting fire to Bolivia because it But what if some member, of the jury are moth- can't control its own drug problem internally. It's also sick- ers themselves'? Maybe they will remember what it ening that the United States supports fascist, murderous and was like to carry a child for nine months and experi- Letters to the Editor sometimes racist governments such as P.W. Botha's South ence the joy of hearing the child cry for the first time. Letter Policy Africa, Augusto Pinochet's Chile and the contras in Nicara- Maybe those jurors will remember the feeling of gua. holding their child in their arms fiir the first time and Sears happy to be on campus Mr. Hintz's attitude is all too common today. In a nut- experiencing that mother-child bond that is stronger shell. "Russia doesn't want to stop making nuclear weap- than no other. , The Spartan Daily encourages readers to write ons. It wants to take over the world." Well. Mr. Hintz. I'm Editor, Possibly the court will sympathize with White- letters. sure General Dynamics. Grumman, Boeing and Ford Aero- head and decide that a contract On behalf of Sears Savings Bank, I want to express my is no match for a moth- space would want nothing more than to have a mutual halt love. thanks and appreciation for the warm response my staff and er's Bring them to the second floor of Dwight Ben- of the nuclear build-up. Peace is more important than What if the court I have received from the university community dun ii the decides to give joint custody to Room 208, or to the Student Union Infor- money to them. Right'? both the natural mother te! Hall. week we were on campus. The enthusiasm and meet. ivity and the couple'? When the Mr. Hintz's nihilistic attitude is a perfect example why baby grows up she will have mation ('enter. of everyone we've encountered at SJSU has been very grat- to be given an explana- the military will never have to have a bake sale to raise why her real ifying to me both personally and professionally. I look for- tion of mother was willing to "sell" her must bear the writer's name, major, money. Millions starve worldwide while the Army is or- for SI0,000. It won't he Letters ward to working with SJSU students, staff and faculty in the an easy situation to deal with. phone number and class standing. dering $36 ashtrays. To decide when.: a child belongs, whether with coming years after such a pleasant beginning. Gene Mahoney Barry 1.ines her natural mother or with a couple who cannot have a letters and phone numbers will not Junior own and will Anonymous Branch manager child of their give her a loving home, is a Graphic art and design decision that be printed. Sears Savings Bank should not really he made by a court of law. edit all The Spartan Daily reserves the right to Reagan should quit while he's A decision of this kind involves different people letters for libel and length. ahead who want to give their love to the same child. How Editor. can any body of people decide which party is more ca- Opinions appearing on the Forum page are I found Amy Pabalan's opinion piece ("Third term pable of giving love'? those of the Daily staff. Reader applauds columnist's insight should not be allowed." Sept. 111 interesting and well -writ- It seems that some decisions cull upon the help of ten. I would like to add a question: Given the massive defi- a higher being. Editorials appearing on this page are those of Editor, cits generated of late and given that our economic recovery the editorial board of the Spartan Daily. Stew Hintz, about your "You wanna what?" column is fueled by huge increases in consumer debt, will. Mr. Rea- Cindi Hansen is the special assignment editor. glad to see someone out there still has sight to sec light! gan want to he around another four years? Editors' Extra is an open forum for editors who ap- Stephanie Chavez McKenzie Walker pear on a rotating basis every Tuesday and Thurs- Clerical Junior day. Math/computer science department Accounting Spartan TCD.Cffefl M5770 Daily/Tuesday. September 16, 1986 Page 3 Aquino visits San Francisco on first stop in U.S. SAN FRANCISCO (API Philippine hearts to it. I shall do this to convince them that alone, there is no chance for the country to President Corazon Aquino arrived in the they can depend on us to meet the unfair obli- grow." United States yesterday for a nine-day visit to gations that we, Out of honor, have taken upon Aquino, who was installed in a February seek L.A. Filipino leaders upset by Aquino political and economic support for her fac- ourselves," she said in a departure statement. I revolt that ousted President Ferdinand E. Mar- tion -ridden government. cos, dismissed fears of a possible coup during Her visit includes meetings with officials Aquino was greeted by Gov. George her absence. Some advisers and editorial writ- LOS ANGEI.ES (API Local Fil- Los Angeles-based California Manila of the International Monetary Fund and the Deukmejian, U.S. Sen. Alan Cranston and a ers have urged the president not to go abroad. ipino leaders are disappointed that Phil- Times, said last week . "It's like Pope John World Bank to try to obtain more lenient terms crowd of cheering supporters as she reached lest Marcos loyalists attempt to take over the ippine President Corazon Aquino won't Paul visiting the U.S. and bypassing Chi- San Francisco on a regularly scheduled Phil- on repaying the Philippines' $26 billion foreign stop in Los Angeles on her visit to the cago, which has the largest Polish popula- debt. government. ippine Airline flight. Air Force Two waited to In a nationally televised departure cere- United States. tion in the country. We are very hurt. She also planned to meet New York busi- take her to Washington. remarked, "Those who are Editorials and letters in the ethnic press I.upita Aquino ness leaders to try to persuade them to invest mony, Aquino Kashiwahara, one of a In her homeland, military leaders pledged that my absence will endanger the de- have urged Aquino to juggle her schedule to five -member committee more in the Philippines. afraid that planned the to keep the nation "stable and safe" in her ab- mocracy are those on whom we cannot depend include a visit to the city with the largest trip. said Aquino's staff tried to work Los sence. Aquino did not elaborate on her "unfair to protect it. For democracy here is not held up Filipino population of any outside the Phil- Angeles into the schedule. Aquino, who will meet President Reagan obligations" remarks, but she appeared to be by me alone but by the power of the people ippines. "We wanted to and address a joint session of Congress this referring to interest payments on foreign debts. who won it." Aquino. who arrived in San Francisco make the Filipinos in Los Angeles happy, hut there week, said before departure she would try to She said last Wednesday on state tele- Gen. Fidel V. Ramos, armed forces chief yesterday, has scheduled stops in New York just is not time." convince U.S. political and business leaders vision: "I am appealing to the creditor banks of staff told reporters he had placed the military and Boston and will address a joint session that Philippine problems are "as much their on the matter of giving us more liberal terms. in Manila on full alert and that his forces were of Congress. Kashiwahara is the sister of slain oppo- concern as ours." and I would like to emphasize to them that in "fully prepared . . to keep the government "There's a big disappointment here," sition leader Ben igno quino. Aquino's "I shall remind them all of what Filipinos the past, where we had to pay 50 percent of our stable and safe from armed threats" during Sebastian Catarroja, editor in chief of the husband. can accomplish when they set their minds and export earnings in servicing of these debts Aquino's absence. 1,500 workers face layoffs as Fourth bomb in week explodes in Paris airline quits passenger flights Earnings peaked at $11 million that PARIS (API A bomb exploded carried by two policemen and a cafe OAKI.AND (AP) World Air- ways serv- year. largely because of the $99 Oak- in a crowded waiting mom at police employee. One of the officers was ' ended scheduled passenger to its land-to-Newark. N.J.. flights. headquarters, killing one person and As part of the crackdown, France will require killed and the two other men were se- ice yesterday, returning its jets injuring 51 others less than 24 hours riously injured. Oakland headquarters and beginning The company had lost money in what eventually will amount to 1,500 subsequent years, especially as other, after Premier Jacques Chirac an- visas for the next six months from visitors who As part of the crackdown, France nounced a crackdown on terronsm. will require visas for the next six layoffs. larger airlines began offering cheap Yesterday's explosion was the are citizens of any countries except Switzerland months, at least, from visitors who are "The magic day has arrived." flights. In 1984, the company restruc- $49 million in debts and deferred fourth bombing in Paris in a week. A citizens of any countries except Swit- said Kathy Carlson, World's public re- tured and France's $73 million in interest payments. total of three persons have been killed 11 fellow members of the zerland and France's II fellow mem- lations manager. When and more than 1(8) wounded. bers of the European Common Mar- Carlson said the last of World's the company announced European Common Market. earlier this month its plan to end The latest explosion, which de- ket. scheduled passenger flights was re- scheduled passenger flights. officials molished the hall where drivers' li- French officials said visas would turning yesterday from Frankfurt, said the company could return to prof- censes are issued, happened about be required beginning today. For the West Germany, and was expected to phone caller took responsibility for the issued in the names of two groups focusing on the charter and 1:50 p.m. on the ground floor of the next 15 days, visitors will be able to arrive in Oakland sometime after mid- itability by bombing on behalf of a group called the Committee of Solidarity for Arab maintenance areas. World signed a police headquarters building on the Ile apply for visas at airports or border night. the Committee of Solidarity for Arab and Middle East Political Prisoners multi-million dollar contract with the de la Cite, close to Notre Dame Cathe- crossings, but after that they must ob- World's other brightly painted and Middle East Political Prisoners. and the Partisans of Rights and Free- U.S. military for flights dral. tain them from a French consulate be- jets already- were parked .ii the huge charter the That name also was used in claims for dom. French news reports say investi- day after the announcement. "It was a very violent explo- fore leaving home. hangar that marks the headquarters of last week's bombings. gators believe they may be the same will with The company also announced sion." one police employee Said. the airline, which continue Monday's caller told a Western group. In a country already suffering its profitable cargo busi- Sept. 3 the appointment of T. Coleman "Several persons were thrown several charter and news agency: "We will be thankful if Chirac had been about to an- from a decline in American tourism, nesses and with maintenance for its Andrews as chief executive officer, yards." YOU inform (French President Fran- nounce his conservative government's both the resurgence of terrorism and airplanes and those from other airlines. the latest of a series of officers ap- Police said two of the wounded cois) Mitten-and and Chirac that the new anti-terrorist steps on Sunday af- the new paperwork required of visitors World, founded pointed in recent years to replace were in serious condition. in 1950 by the next operation will be at the Elysee." ternom when a bomb planted in a appeared likely to direct even more late Ed Daly, had led Daly, who stepped down as president The bomb was planted despite the way in cut- the presidential palace. crowded cafe went off in an under- Americans to other vacation destina- rate coast -to-coast in 1982. 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/Oa pciAo Page 4 uesday. September 16, 1986/Spartan Daily New look successful By Thomas Gary Morlan Football Team Stats OPP Daily staff writer LISU ot'rrs FirsInowns 40 After splitting their first two 40 147 Rushing yards 172 games, the Spartans sport the same 592 Passing yards 479 mark as last season. But that's where 739 Total offense 642 the similarity ends between this team 43 FuntlesLost 21 and last year's squad. 21 228 Penalties Yards 11 108 In 19145, the Spartans were 9.39.7 Punts Avg i1388 without the quarterback 5 Touchdowns 3 services of &HU 0 720 7 34 Mike Perez. and defensive coordina- OPP 7 19 0 34 tor Sam Gruneisen. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Perez wars named the PCAA ---11( Jackson 12. Carter is. Walker is, Salton 6, Imam, 4. Opponents 34 Offensive Player of the Week yester- INDIVIDUAL FIELD GOALS day for his performance 'against Oliverez 0-2. Opponents 4-6. Washington State on Saturday. He INDIVIDUAL INTERCEPTIONS threw for 356 yards against the Cou- CUrk i. . Opponents 4 INDIVIIII SI RUSHING gars in his second major-college K Jackson 4 I 2 9, Perez 4 I start. 1.2. Walker 4-1 1),,h1 Perez has now completed 54 14.10, Opponent, - ' percent of his passes for 592 yards INDIVIDi xi l' 555156 Perez 47.5 I 0,92-54 t I and three scores. 1.iggins 0- I -1-0-0.0MI-OTD, Opponent, The key to his success could lie 37-65.2-470-56.9% -2TD. in the fact that the offensive line has INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING not allowed Perez to be sacked this Malawilu 15-195-13.11 AVG, Lig aim 11-162-14.7 AVG. Saxon 6-86 year. 14.3 AVG,1. Jackson 5-51-10,2 Asir:. Gruneisen's new defensive Klump 2-25-14.0 AVG. Stewart 2-11 scheme has also been effective. 5.5 AVG, Walker 2-10-5.0 AVG. Cartel In 1,985. the Spartans gave up "16-16.0 AVG, Thomas 1-15-15 it AVG. Eskridge 1-15-15.1) AVG, Nash 51 points in their first two games. 1-1-3.0 AVG, Opponents 37-470-12 7 This year, SJSU has given up AVG only 34 points against two of the INDIVIDUAL PUNTING Pac- 10's most potent offenses, Diehl 9-39.7 AVG, Opponents 11 Washington Oregon. 31) M AVG State and INDIVIDUAL PUNT RETURNS The "46" defense, designed by Clark 2-3-1 5 AVG, Payton 2-1-0 5 Gruneisen, has limited the Cougars AVG, Opponents 6-54-9.0 AVG and Ducks to a total of 172 yards on INDIVIDUAL KICK RETURNS the ground. Eskridge 4-72-111.0 AVG, Clark 2 77-35.5 AVG, Saxon 1-29-29.0 AVG. Last year, the Spartans gave up Malauulu 1-25-25.0 AVG, OpponentsI. 169 rushing yards per game. 114-19.0 AVG

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By Len Gutman and had four corner kicks to the Spar- Copy your resume at Kinko's. A lot Daily staff writer tans two. of companies would like to know The Spartan soccer team took it Soccer team absorbs first loss The only bright spot for the Spar- on the chin Sunday afternoon, losing tans was the goalkeeping of Gangale, prices on -ranked Nevada-Las about you, and our low 4-0 to seventh first goal when we committed a pen- The game remained scoreless who had seven saves. Stadium. Vegas at Spartan alty . so we got behind right off,’ Me- through the rest of the first half, hut in Momentum might have also quality copies will help you reach re- The loss drops the Spartan's nensle, said. the second half the Spartan defense played a part in the Spartans' loss. cord to l-1-2 . Rebel forward Jeff Enquist scored just fell apart. They had just come off a disa- them. "I think we played a real good 11NI V's second goal at the 60:02 "In the second half they just kind pointing tie to San Fransisco State on team," Spartan coach Julie Menendez marl, with an assist from teammate of took it to us," Menendez said. Thursday, while the Rebels heat Santa said. "I think basically that was the Greg Demliske% . "They outplayed us decisisely." Clara 2-0 on Friday night. big difference." Forty -two seconds later UNIN "I watched then) ILJNI.V) play The first goal came just under 17 forward Gavin Spaulding knocked a The Rebels added their fourth and against Santa Clara, hut I think they minutes into the first half, when the pass from Ryerson past Spartan goal- final goal at the 70:02 mark as Enquist played better against us," Menendez Spartans committed a penult in the keeper Joe Gangale to put the Rebels scored again, this time unassisted. said. kinkois The goal box. up 3-0. "Our marking Icoverage) on de- Spartans next match is to- Open early. Open late Open weekend& UNIV forward Rich Ryerson "We ran out of gas." said Spar- fense wasn't real good today." Cald- morrow at Hayward State at 3:30 p.m. connected on the ensuing penelty kick tan defender Steve Caldwell. "They. well said. "We let them get free in the The Pioneers heat the Spartans to put the Rebels up by one. isist kept running at us and we couldn't box.'' last year 3-1 in overtime. -We made tug mistake on the ith thcrii illtla 'NI outshoi the Spartans 16-8, "I watched them play once (this 295-4336 295-5511 season) and they have a pretty good OPEN 6 DAYS OPEN 24 HOURS team," Menendez said. 310 Third St. 481 E. San Carlos St. The Spartans then host Fullerton Spartan goalkeeper Joe Gangale (across from McDonald si lbetween 10th & lltni State at 2 p.m. Sunday at Spartan Sta- strives for personal and team goals dium.

I.en Gutman Ile likes me to kind id Like it eas ()II game days, I usually Daily staff write, sleep in a little hit and sometimes I go to work.'' Second %car esialkeeper Joe Gangale is a key player on Gangale works as a furniture salesman in Mountain THE WINDOW the Spartan soccer team in a season that has already in- View. cluded a tie of top-ranked 1.1CI.A. "I just try not to think about the game until I get here "He's one of the key players," Spartan coach Julie (South Campus) at about 4 p.m., if we have a game at 7:30 TO YOUR Menendez said. "I think he's demonstrated that already in or 8," Gangale said. "Then I just turn the music on, I've the four games we've had just how important he is,'' got some headphones, and just sit back and think about Menendez said he feels Gangale is the hest goalie he's what I Noe to do that night. seen in college this year sir last year. Gangale said preparing for a game is important to him, FUTURE "In fact, he could be one of the best in the country ." hut team preparation is more important. () Menendez said. "It'll take time to prove that, hut I think he "What I try to do before a game is not only get myself will. into the game, but get the other players into the game." 'Ile's an outstanding player because he's quick, he's Gangale said. "let them know that everybody's got to play got great reflexes and he's got a real good sense of position- as a team and pull together " ing and cuts off a lot of opportunities for scores.'' Gangale and Chase were elected captains by the team. Last year. Gangale's goals -against average was 2.83, "I like to think of myself as a leader. Teams need guys when the Spartans finished a disappointing 6-11-2. that push the players," Gangale said. "Last year we got to a This season, Gangale has started and completed all four of the Spartans' games, holding Western Washington scoreless and giving up only tsso goals apiece to San Fran- siseo State and top-ranked IJCI.A. 'It's a game of Although Gangale gave up four goals against UNI.V, confidence. If he still had seven saves Gangale attributes his success this year to two factors, YOU have it, and his confidence. his weight 3 MONTIIS OF APPLECARE "I'm 35 psiunds lighter than I was last year at this time you're Macintosh Plus FREE ON ALL MACINTOSH and it makes a big difference." Cuingale explained. COMPUTERS PURCIIASED Ile said last year late in the game he would get ex halfway BEFORE tremely tired, while this year he feels great late in the game SEPTEMBER 30, 1986 "My confidence is really high because I know that I there.' $1399 or $63/month* can perform a lot hinter when I'm lighter." Gangale said. ,Poe Gangale. "It's a game of confidence. 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I &Tyke is our Major work hard, hut I don't get into the drills as hard as I usually "Hopefully we will win the P'AA and go on to the do," Gangale said. "Coach (Menendez) doesn't like me to. NCAA playoffs," he said. erpORIO Spartan Dailyauesday, September 16, 1986 Page 5 SJSU victorious

40 172 479 in Illini 642 tourney 21 By Karin Small 106 Daily staff writer 'The acoustics in the 1 386 Second-ranked SJSIJ defeated 3 Il- 34 linois 11-15, 15-9, 15-4, 15-8 to win building were 34 the Mini Classic women's volleyball tournament Saturday at Champaign, atrocious, and we were 1,6. definitely playing in a The Spartans (4-0) could move up to the No. I spot in the national rank- hostile environment.' IS ings, because top-rated Stanford lost to Texas on Thursday and Friday. Dick Montgomery, Lisa Ice was named the tourna- Spit volley ball coach ment's most valuable player. Ice had II kills against the Illini for a .471 av- help because they couldn't hear me ei- erage. T13. ther," he said. Besides Ice, Danielle lent, Spier and The Illini gave the Spartans an Christa Cook also made the seven- initial scare, taking the first game of member all -tournament team. Cook the match with SJSU before dropping 1.ig - added 19 kills for a .333 average, and three straight. -86- Maria VC. Healy had 10 kills and a .528 -1 l- average for the Spartans. "This tournament was a very oner Illinois, previously undefeated, is good experience for us," Montgomery 15.0 now 7-1 and tied for 10th in the na- said. "Illinois played better than I Josh tional 1 2.7 rankings. thought they could, and we struggled a Over 1.300 people filled the bit in the first game." 2,500-seat Kenney Gym, and crowd noise made communication between The Spartans reached the final of the four-team tourney by Spartan coach Dick Montgomery and defeatin the players virtually impossible. Penn State on Friday by scores of I 5 4, 15-5 and 15-10. "The acoustics in the building were atrocious, and we were definitely The Lady Lions were also us k 2 - VG. playing in a hostile environment," beaten prior to the tournament. is 6- Montgomery said. Against Penn State, Shawna Di- 'The players couldn't hear each biaso had eight kills and Ice and Cook other. and I couldn't give them any had I I and nine, respectively. K ennel h K Lam Daily staff photographer Montana has surgery Shawna DiBiaso helped the Spartans defeat opening-round opponent Penn State on their stay to a first-place finish in the Illini Tournament that threatens pro career

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Joe entire season without Joe," said San Montana, the San Francisco 49ers' Francisco Coach Bill Walsh. quarterback who led them to two Wide receiver Dwight Clark, Super Bowl victories. underwent one of Montana's best friends, said back surgery yesterday that could that he thought it was a joke when bench him for the season or even end Montana told him how badly his his brilliant career. back was injured. "There is a chance he won't Dr. Robert Gamburd, a team play football again." said team phy- back specialist, said Montana would sician Dr. Michael hdillingham on not be able to play without the oper- Sunday of the team's SI million-a- ation. year leader. "I think there is a gen- "We discovered the herniated eral consensus that Joe will play disc on Friday." Gambuni said. again, but there is also the risk that "He made the decision to go ahead even if the surgery is successful, it and have the surgery. He's a very Shell out won't relieve that pain." tough guy. He was very professional about it. He has been aware for a Montana. 30, has a history of while that surgery might be a possi- back pain. The problem was aggra- bility. vated during the first game of the ..parnburd said the surgery in- season, while throwing a pass in the volved "taking a bone old" to get to 49ers' 31-7 victory over the Tampa the damaged fifth lumbar disc, Bay Buccaneers, in which he com- which was removed. pleted 32 of 46 passes for 356 yards. He said the disc was pressing With Montana on the sidelines, on a nerve and an operation was the 49ers lost 16-13 Sunday to the needed yesterday so Montana Los Angeles Rams with former wouldn't suffer lasting nerve dam- Rams' backup quarterback Jeff age. Before Sunday, Montana had Kemp at the helm. missed just two games in his career The operation involves the re- due to injuries, both of them rela- less for moval of portions of one and possi- tively minor. bly two discs near the base of Mon- With Montana on the injured tana's spine. reserve list, his spot on the roster At Montana's request, the loca- probably will be taken by former tion of the surgery and who did it San Francisco nose tackle Pete were not given before the operation. Kugler. Experts say such an operation Walsh said that although a involves several days in the hospital, young backup such as unsigned six or eight weeks of recuperation Houston rookie Jim Everett, a Pur- and orders not to lift anything heavy due graduate, will be sought, he for at least three months. probably will not look around this "I think we expect to face this year for another starter. checking Bo Jackson hits first homer }ENOPIHtSECC28111 tit1.1 KANSAS CITY, Mo. 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Tuesday, September 16, I986/Spartan Ex-SJSU instructor lectures Student ends fast for the hungry By Amy Pahalan Daily staff writer on painting the human form Although fine arts graduate student Deborah Kennedy lost three I got lightheaded a pounds while By Scott G. Ilamillon thought everyone else's were better." !kaiak ,a1,1 ,aw an niiprto.cincrit in fasting, she collected about 200 pounds of Daily stall writer Bazak defends her field of spe- her work canned foods couple of times. The and other goods for the hungry. When Katherine Bug lectures cialization by quoting artist Robert "I got a v isual aesthetic chill in Kennedy fasted for two days first couple of hours on campus this afternoon, the local art- Irwin who said, "If you're a figure painting real objects," she said. "I last week as part of her exhibit, "Eat ist will he returning to familiar terri- painter, you might as well accept it." was bitten by the energy between my Art?" in which she accepted food to it was scary because tory. According to Rezak, the figure is eyes, my hand and the subject." give to a local mission. An SJSU instructor from 1983 to one of the most expressive forms in In addition to live models. Bazak you have this sense She said she believes her pro- 1984. Bazak will appear not on a pro- history. said she has revived the use of the lay ject helped bring people together and fessorial mission, hut to lecture on her figure, an articulated life-size manne- that if you don't eat, "It's more meaningful than the showed "there were ways of joining current display of paintings in the Stu- quin that can be clothed and propped circle," she said. everyday life with larger concerns. I dent Union Gallery. in human-like poses. you're going to die.' As a realist. Bazak portrays the received a lot of heartfelt re- Bazak said lay figures were used Deborah Kennedy, The display, comprised entirely women in her paintings as they really sponses." of Bazak's work, will be on exhibit are. Subjects are dressed in common extensively in the 16th and 17th centu- SJSU art student ries because they can be draped heav- Kennedy said it took awhile to through Sept. 26. Barak will make her attire and depicted against stark back- get used to fasting. She drank only presentation at 3:30 p.m. today in the grounds, often in bright colors. ily without the discomfort that a live model would experience. water and juice last Monday and gallery, and a reception will follow. The current show features works Wednesday. Barak is highly regarded for her Two of Bazak's latest paintings. done since 1978. Rezak said this was a "I got lightheaded a couple of canned goods, and four signs which those who don't have access to ' paintings of the figure - - the human "Angel" and "Shelter San Grego- significant period in her development, times," she said. "The first couple listed the four freedoms as described She described the feeling of form, particularly female. One critic rio," show the direction her work is as she turned to using live models in- headed, she said. of hours it was scary because you by President Franklin D. Roosevelt being a "have-not." "There is a referred to her as "the finest of the in 1941. He stead of photographs for her visual me- "I'm trying to get more metapho- have this sense that if you don't eat, outlined them as the feeling olr being left out and it was current group of realists." you're freedoms of belief and dium. rical, to get more meaning out of the going to die." speech and pretty frustrating. There is a sense of She has since gained back the the freedoms from fear and Since receiving her master's de- **I began to feel the threat that the figure than just a still object," she hunger. division, although we like to think three pounds she lost while fasting, Using freedom front hunger as gree in fine arts from the University of incessant bombardment of 2-I) images said. that this country is not a class-di- Kennedy said. "It isn't a good way her theme. Kennedy decided to fast Wisconsin in 1974, Bazak has taught was giving me a 2-ID perception, Bazak said an example of this is vided society, it is." to diet because it slows down your as a way "to see the changes in my- at several California colleges and uni- weakening my ability to mentally visu- the way "Angel" depicts flight. Kennedy plans to continue her versities and has shown her work in metabolism." self and to see what it was like to be alize 3-1) space." she stated in a Ideally. Bazak said, most of the art work, and perhaps stage another more than 25 shows. Her exhibit consisted of a small a 'have-not' in a *have' society. printed release accompanying her painting's meaning would come from food drive by expressing herself ar- In explaining her evolution as a black house, where she put the Food is everywhere, yet there are work. her and less from those viewing the tistically in other ways. realist, Ratak said she turned to fig- Once she turned to live models. work. ures because they allowed her to display more individuality. 'When I was doing abstracts. mine always looked like everyone else's.''she said. "But I always University rap sessions FINALLYA proposed By Frank Michael Russell Daily staff writer Arlene Okerlund, interim aca- FREE FLIGHT PLAN demic vice president, has proposed a series of universitywide gatherings designed to improve communication between schools. "There is a lack of community. spirit on this campus," Okerlund said, adding that she feels the intellectual JUST FOR STUDENTS. energy of the SJSU faculty resides in the university's various departments. She said the university needs to be reminded of the Greek origin of the word "university" --- a oneness or wholeness. "To do that we have to talk to each other, Okerlund said. YOU WON'T GETA The series would not he scholarly In nature but would he a chance for members of the campus community to talk to each other and find out what is happening in departments and schools other than their own, Okerlund said. First in the series will be a presen- BREAK LIKE THIS tation by Jay Pinson, dean of the School of Engineering. He will focus on Project 88, the renovation and expansion of the engineering building and facilities. Pin. son's presentation is scheduled for 3:3(1 p.m. on Sept. 23 in the Student ONCE YOU'RE OUT IN Union Umunhum Room. Okerlund said she would like to see the events in the series held on a monthly basis. Topics for October and Novem- ber sessions could be tied to campus events already tentatively scheduled THE REAL WORLD. - - an Oct. 24 visit by William Honig, state superintendent of schools and a INTRODUCING COLLEGIATE FUGHTBMIK, FROM Or the grand prize, for the number one student referral lecture by Pulitzer prize-winning au- champion in the nation: a Porsche and one year of unlimited thor Wallace Stegner, set for Nov. 20. CONTINENTAL AND NEW YORK AIR. If you're a filll-time student at an accredited college or uni- coach air navel. Toxic waste versity you can join our Collegiate FlightBank!"' You'll receive And how do you get to be the referral champion? Just sign a membership cud and number that will allow you to get up as many friends as possible, and make sure your member- study proposed 10% off Continental and New York Air's already low fives. In ship number is on their application. 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That v4ay it'll only mento, said he requested the study be- receive 3 free issues of BusinessWeek Careers magazine. cause of growing evidence of toxic cast you $10 fin' one year ($15 after 12/31/86) and $40 for four waste problems in San Francisco Bay. years ($60 after 12/31/86). Your membership kit, including and the findings of a similar analysis regarding Chesapeake Bay. referral forms, will arrive in 3 to 4 weeks. If you have a credit "There are a large number of mil- cat- d, you can call us at 1-800-255-4321 and enroll even faster. itary installations and other federal fa- Now more than ever it pays to stay in school. cilities surrounding (San Francisco Bay) which may he contributing to the growing toxic waste problem in the T II Nt .1., print . t tspt If f .1 f'f If f. 4 area," Fazio said in a letter to the 100 0.10100..1k GAO, the independent auditing arm of Nam. _ 1).tte .4 Rill It Congress. ( A 41lV, "A recent review of federal fa- / cility compliance with the Clean Water rinmantinr A.klr, Act in the Chesapeake Bay found that 01, federal agencies, particularly the De- Full tam sradvia II partment of Defense, were guilty of 5. ( wits )nkir I l l \' I -\"1l even more discharge permit violations , A imir,in Mad, rt ni I ism r I, it than their civilian counterparts," Intniducire GillegiateFliaht Rank 7 Farr tree trips to New litrk, San Frew Bosh , A 1,11 A.., Ault %mini wit Ill, us 11.11, 11( N1,.mn ( '110. fl I VII, kloa, All Fazio added. RA.. 71. I'lf I if Simeon: X federally owned or There are 1(1) * MEMBERSHIP APPLIC:ANT S LIMIER TI IF. 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Selenium, an element found in soil, can cause tissue, nerve and repro- ENTAL 5NEWY0RKAIR ductive damage if consumed in large CONTI N amounts. A Fazio aide, Jim Mulhall, said SollIr !AKIO txmals .ttrls is. dt.count trasel tiLt rewaid releniptton I oniplere ton, 0.1, .101, 41, I, fAjAffi still,.,. II i a rtain returns ii,,;,. apply. CilITCTI full time studel A.m. nsittored kir each the GAO had "all but agreed to clo- rrienrhrinhip 1, eArrl prur a inalinnini 4 I2 nierral. reqi 0rel All retert.ol ninth, nners 0111 ,,,'t tinted I", S.1147 101. dtso tint mplie. to mainland El S rravel swl. C 1986 Co int inent al Alt Lines, Inc ages 16 and Regastra lion and taxes are the responsibility of the award recipient the San Francisco study. Students must he het ween 25 M-611all Spartan Daily/Tuesday, September 16, 1986 Page 7

Controversial measures Discover Which Careers Suit You Best Explore career opportunities boost voter registration available in today's job market 0.6,1 More than HMO people have reg- for registering voters who suppon their istered to vote in Santa Clara County respective parties. r"1111,r_n since the June primary, and officials Campaign "We'll he registering voters right from the County Registrar of Voters until the last day," said Stephen Cole, Come to are confident that number will increase Countdown a volunteer coordinator at the Santa Students in Advanced Report- by the Oct. 6 deadline. Clara County Democratic Party Infor- ing, Journalism 160, are cov- "There's always more interest in mation Center. ering state and local politics a general election like the one coming Neither party is neglecting SJSU. CAREER EXPLORATION DAYS for the Daily this semester up than in a primary election," said Representatives from the College Re- Ann DuFresne, a supervisor in the reg- publicans and Campus Democrats istrar's office. "Registration has also have been stationed near the Student WED., SEPT. 17 & THURS., SEPT. 18, 1986 gone up because both parties are pay- Slightly more voters participated Union to register students since late ing people to register voters." in the 1984 presidential election, with August. 10:00 AM 3:00 PM Those who are registered 286,026 out of 642.125 possible bal- Registration drives have been the 668,065 as of Sept. 10 will be lots cast, or 44.5 percent. biggest factor in this year's registration STUDENT UNION BALLROOM asked to decide on several controver- "It's especially hard to predict an increase, according to John Ballard, sial propositions, including proposals off-presidential election year," Miller SJSU political science professor. Over 125 employers representing business, industry, government, health to make English the state's official lan- said about the Nov. 4 election. "It all However, some ballot initiatives guage and to declare AIDS a conta- really depends on the public's level of & community services, and education will attend. Listed below is the may have contributed to the increase, gious disease, subject to quarantine. awareness of the issues. But that participant roster. in it- the professor said. CED I.aura Miller, a deputy registrar, self is not always the answer. Often- said she wasn't certain the increase in times, even if people are aware, they "The thing that really got it registrants would translate into an in- still don't perceive that their vote will started was Rose Bird," Ballard said, crease at the polls, although she said count, so they say, 'Why bother?' " referring to the controversial state Su- Wed., Sept. 17, 1986 Thurs., Sept. 18, 1986 controversial campaigns usually result preme Court chief justice who will ARA LIVING CENTERS AT&T in a high voter turnout. Every vote counts, according to face the voters in November. "And AGNEWS DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER ARTHUR ANDERSEN CO.* "Because a 60 to 75 percent Robert Walker. executive director of AIDS and toxic you can't rule out the AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY BANK OF THE WEST* voter turnout is considered good in any the Santa Clara County Republican waste initiatives." election, the past two elections have Party. AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION CALIF. AIR RESOURCES BOARD been below average," Among the questions California AMERICAN RED CROSS CALIF. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS* definitely "Voter registration is the single said. voters must decide on Nov. 4 are: ARTHUR ANDERSEN & CO.* CALIF. DEPT. OF HEALTH SERVICES Miller most important factor in an election," In the June primary, 659,605 vot- CALIF. HIGHWAY PATROL* Walker said. Prop. 61. the (Paul) Gann ini- ARTHUR YOUNG & CO. ers were regi.tered in Santa Clara tiative: Should the salaries of many AVANTEK. INCORPORATED CALIF. WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BD. County, but only 244.466 ballots were Both of the major parties appar- public employees be cut back, and BANK OF THE WEST* CITY OF SAN JOSE cast: only 37 percent of those regis- ently agree, as they are paying "vol- should all public employees be re- BEACON OIL CO. CITY OF SUNNYVALE-PARKS & REC. DEFT. tered actually voted. unteer" registrars as much as $2.75 quired to use sick leave and vacation CTB McGRAW-HILL COMM. ASSOC. FOR RETARDED, INC. time in the year in which it is earned'? CALIF. DEPT. OF CORRECTIONS* COMM. HOSPITALS OF CENTRAL CALIF.* Prop. 62, the (Howard) Jarvis CALIF. DEPT. OF FORESTRY CONCORD POLICE DEPT.* initiative: Should all local general tax CALIF. HIGHWAY PATROL* CUTLERY CORPORATION OF AMERICA increases have to be approved by two- CALIF. PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION DEFENSE CONTRACT AUDIT AGENCY thirds of the local taxing agency's gov- CALIF. STATE PERSONNEL BOARD DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION vot- erning body and by a majority of ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS CORP. It's your vote ers'? CALTRANS CASUAL CORNER & CAREER IMAGE EMPORIUM-CAP WELL These are the places you can pick up registration forms: Prop. 63, the English language CHROMA COPY EXTENDED EDUCATION, SJSU* On campus initiative proposed by former U.S. COMM. HOSPITALS OF CENTRAL CALIF.* FBI At registration tables set up between the art building and the Student Sen. S.I. Hayakawa: Should English CONCORD POLICE DEPT.* FMC CORP.* Union by the College Republicans and Campus Democrats. There are no be designated the official state lan- FIRST INVESTORS CORP. specific hours since both booths are operating on volunteer time. guage? COOPER LASERSONICS. INC. At the Associated Students Government Office, on the third floor of the COOPERS & LYBRAND FOOT LOCKER* Prop. 64, the LaRouche initia- Student Union. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Monday through Fri- E & J GALLO WINERY FREMONT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT* tive: Should AIDS be declared a conta- day. ESL INC. FRITO-LAY. INC.* gious disease, with its victims subject EASTSIDE UNION HIGH SCHOOL 01ST. GALARDI GROUP, INC. Off campus to quarantine'? At the Registrar of Voters office, 1553 Berger Drive, San Jose. Office EXTENDED EDUCATION, SJSU* GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.* hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. You can also write the Prop. 65, the toxics initiative: FMC CORP.* GENESCO, INC. U.S. RETAIL GROUP Should businesses be prohibited registrar's office for registration materials at P.O. Box 1147, San Jose from FOOT LOCKER* GOULD AMt SEMICONDUCTORS releasing chemicals known to cause 95108, or call 298-7400. AEROSPACE & COMM. CORP. HALLMARK CARDS, INC.* cancer or birth defects into water or FORD At post offices, public libraries, fire stations, and city and county offices. FREMONT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT* HEWLETT-PACKARD CO.* Party Information Center, 483 onto land where they may reach drink- At the Santa Clara County Democratic FRITO-LAY, INC. HOMEMED Ave., San Jose, CA, 95126, or call 295-4600. ing water, and should they he prohib- Auzerais GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.* IBM CORP. County Republican Party Information Center, 522 N. ited from exposing anyone to such At the Santa Clara INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE* Monroe St., San Jose, CA, 95128, or call 246-6600. chemicals without giving reasonable GILROY FOODS. INC. CO., INC.* At local 7-11 stores, Baskin-Robbins Ice Cream parlors, Chief Auto warning? GILROY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT J.C. PENNEY LOGIC CORPORATION Parts. Great American Savings, Great Western Savings, Hart Federal There are eight other questions on GRANT THORNTON LSI LAB.* Savings, National Dollar stores, PG & E, Sears Savings Bank, Sumitomo the ballot, Propositions 53 through 60. HALLMARK CARDS. irNic.* LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL World Savings. HEWLETT-PACKARD CO.* LOCKHEED MISSILES & SPACE CO.' Bank and California voters will also choose L.A. CO. SHERIFF'S DEPT.* Deadlines between Republican incumbent Gov. HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN CORP.* Voter registration forms must reach the registrar's office no later than George Deukmejian and Los Angeles INTEL CORP. McDONNELL DOUGLAS Oct. 6. Mayor Tom Bradley, a Democrat, in INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE* MEMORIAL HOSPITALS ASSOCIATION Absentee ballots the gubernatorial race, and between in- J.C. PENNEY CO., INC.* MOORE BUS. FORMS & SYSTEMS DIV. Absentee ballots may be obtained by writing or stopping by the regis- cumbent Sen. Alan Cranston. 0-Cali- KAISER -SANTA TERESA COMM. HOSP, MOTOROLA COMM. & ELECTRONICS. INC. trar's office. Requests for absentee ballots must be received no later than fornia, and Rep. Ed Zschau, R-Los LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL LAB.* NASA-AMES RESEARCH CENTER* Oct. 28, preferably by mid-October, according to the registrar's office. Altos, for U.S. senator. LOCKHEED DATAPLAN. INC. NAPA STATE HOSPITAL* Students may, however, file an absentee vote in person at the regis- On the local level. Santa Clara LOCKHEED MISSILES & SPACE CO.* NAVAL PLANT REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE* trar's office through election day. Nov. 4. County Sheriff Robert Winter and Stan L.A. CO. SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT* NEWARK ELECTRONICS Eligibility Horton, assistant San Jose Police McDONALD'S CORP. OAKLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT* Santa Clara County, you must be; a U.S. citizen, a To register to vote in chief, are competing in the sheriffs McDONNELL DOUGLAS CORPORATION* PCC CHILDREN & YOUTH SERVICES resident of the county and at least 18 years of age. race. MONY FINANCIAL SERVICES PACIFIC BELL You cannot register if you are in prison or on parole. Notes NASA-AMES RESEARCH CENTER* PAJARO VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL 01ST. Daily Staff Writers Anne NAPA STATE HOSPITAL* PEACE CORPS* elt you have moved or changed your name since the previous time you Spartan Leonard L. Hoops, Amy PEAT. MARWICK. MITCHELL & CO. registered, you will have to reregister to vote in the upcoming election. Gelhaus, NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR Yannello and Scott Vigallon contrib- NAVAL PLANT REP. OFFICE* PRICE WATERHOUSE & CO.* uted to this report. NO. CALIF. SCHOOL FOOD SERV. ASSOC. R.C. SMITH CORP. OAKLAND POLICE DEPT.* RAYTHEON SEMICONDUCTOR PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO. ROADWAY EXPRESS. INC.* PACIFIC VALLEY BANK SAN FRANCISCO GENERAL HOSPITAL Cranston supports Reagan's call PALO ALTO VET. ADM. MEDICAL CENTER SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY PEACE CORPS* SAN JOSE POLICE DEPT.* PEOPLE EXPRESS AIRLINES. INC. SANTA RITA UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT to begin mandatory drug-testing PRICE WATERHOUSE & CO.* SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO. ROADWAY EXPRESS, INCORPORATED* SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.* SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Sen. caine entering this country comes from "and I wonder where Cranston will be SRI INTERNATIONAL SONOMA DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER* Alan Cranston backed President Rea- Colombia. especially if there is a death-penalty S.V. DATA INC. SPECTRA-PHYSICS. INC. gan's call for qualified mandatory "With such an irresponsible re- vote." S.F. DEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. drug-testing programs yesterday, cord on a major problem facing our SAN JOSE POLICE DEPT.* SUMITOMO BANK OF CALIF. while Cranston's Republican chal- country, one wonders about He called again for a debate with Cranston on such SANTA CLARA CO. PROBATION DEPT. SYNTEX RESEARCH lenger condemned the senator's record Cranston's priorities," Zschau said, issues as drugs and capital punishment. SANTA CLARA POLICE DEPT. TANDY CORPORATION on anti -drug legislation. offering his own record on anti-drug SCHOOLS U.S. AIR FORCE-OFFICER/NURSING/HEALTH Cranston warned of "a growing legislation for scrutiny. Reagan ordered the heads SANTA CRUZ CITY of each PROFESSIONS* lust for illegal narcotics" in America, A measure he voted for Thursday government agency to establish man- SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK ARMY RECUITING* but also urged caution, saying the cost requires the death penalty for some datory testing yesterday for "employ- SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.* U.S. of such government drug-testing pro- drug pushers and authorizes use of ees in sensitive positions,- which SONOMA DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER* U.S. COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY grams would be great. U.S. troops to intercept drug ship- some reports estimated could require THE CLOROX CO. U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY He opposed the death penalty for ments. tests on more than a million of the gov- U.S. AIR FORCE-OFFICER/NURSING/HEALTH U.S. MARINE CORPS* some drug pushers, a punishment fa- "The drug bill will come before ernment's 2.8 million civilian employ- PROFESSIONS* U.S. NAVY ENGINEERING PROGRAMS vored by Rep. Ed Zschau, his oppo- the Senate this week,'' Zschau said, Ms. U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS UNITED AIRLINES nent in the November election. U.S. ARMY RECRUITING* U. OF CALIF.COOPERATIVE EXTENSION "We want to test where it's ap- U.S. GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE VALLEY CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL propriate." said Cranston. a Democrat VARIAN minority whip at a U.S. MARINE CORPS* who is the Senate WESTERN DIV. NAVAL FACILITIES ENG.' news conference yesterday. UNION BANK WESTINGHOUSE MARINE DIVISION "It's not necessarily appropriate UPJOHN HEALTHCARE SERVICES to test everywhere." he said. WATKINS-JOHNSON CO. However, Zschau countered that, WESTERN DIV. NAVAL FACILITIES ENG.' "Alan Cranston has missed key drug YELLOW FREIGHT SYSTEM, INC. has shown up, he's E.G. Daily votes, and when he *This organization will be participating both days voted to make it more difficult to fight drug abuse." "When the Senate voted on different occasions to pressure foreign Live countries to halt drug exports to the U.S. and tighten controls over amphet- amines. Cranston didn't show up but was present for other votes on those Wed., Sept. 17th days." Zschau told a group assembled at Phoenix House. a Santa Ana-based youth drug rehabilitation center in Orange County. "Incredibly," Zschau said, "Cranston voted against criminal code All Well Drinks overhaul legislation that included man- 750 Pruneyard Tap Beer & Wine datory jail terms for drug pushers and Campbell 750 opposed cooperating with the Colom- 371-3801 bian government to cut narcotics traf- After the Show fic from that country." Zschau said 75 percent of all co- 8 REaurc(c-6 Page Tuesday, September 16, 1986/Spartan Daily

Downtown goes uptown

Top to bottom: Workmen pave the way for Plaza project redevelopment. The Fairmont Hotel, under construction between Market and First streets, figures prominently in downtown's future. A scale model of the area shows, transforming from left, the San Jose Museum of Art, an office tower and the Fairmont as they will look after completion. This peaceful city center fountain in front of the state building and the trees in the background are scheduled Downtown Sun Jose is a city center in transition. to be removed to make way for the project. Nowhere is this more clear than in the city's San Antonio Plaza redevelopment area west of SJSU. The five-block area already contains existing buildings including the federal building, state office building. San Jose Museum of Art. Pasco Building and a city parking garage complex that includes the Camera Three cinema. Construction is nearing completion on The Colonnade. Text by a 185-unit apartment complex at Fourth and San Carlos streets. The building is part of the larger Silicon Valley Frank Financial Center. developed by Kimball Small Properties of San Jose. that stretches across the five-block area. Michael Robert Riley, executive vice president of Kimball Small Properties, said the project is being marketed to Russell young professionals who work downtown or in north San Jose. Rents for the complex range between $650 and $1.650 per month. Antonio was originally Photos by Riley said the project was not designed as student The present Paseo de San designed as a pedestrian green space designed to attract housing, although it might appeal to adult. part-time Julie A. said. students who work and would enjoy the convenience to the development to the area. Riley university . "It was designed basically in a vacuum." he said, Bennett work as a retail concept and was not The first phase of the financial center also includes the adding that it doesn't business to the area. Retail areas, he Fairmont Hotel, currently under construction between successful in attracting across. Market and First streets, an office tower at First and San said, need clear paths for walking Fernando streets, and a retail pavilion between First and "I can't imagine anyone not being proud of it when it's Second streets. finished." he said. "It's going to be recognized Construction of the office tower and retail pavilion worldwide." designed to increase should begin late this month or early October, said Bill Riley said the pavilion is being and work downtown, Versaci, Sun Antonio Plaza project coordinator with the city activity in the area for those who live redevelopment agency. as well as attracting people from SJSU and providing people a reason to come Architectural plans for the retail pavilion were who live in the city's suburbs with designed by the Jon kr& Partnership of Los Angeles. downtown. opportunity." he said. designers of the Horton Plaza retail complex in San Diego. "San Jose is a rare "It's going Riley described the pavilion as a two-level "street," to happen overnight." covered by a trellis. but otherwise open to the sky. The Skidmore. Owings & Merrill also designed the office colonnade will run diagonally front an entrance on First tower. The red granite tower will he adjacent to a plaza Street to food services near a circular paseo area on the designed by landscape architect Dan Kiley, whose work south. includes the riverfmnt park under the Gateway Arch in St. Plans for the paseo area have been criticized by SJSU Louis. students and faculty including assistant biology Prof. Other phases include additional retail development, Steven White. They object to plans by the developer and the three more office towers along San Fernando Street, and a redevelopment agency to remove some 120 trees from the mid-rise residential complex between Third and Fourth area. streets. The plan also calls for removal of a fountain in front of The San Jose Transit Mall also runs through the project the state building. area, along First and Second streets. Riley said that he believes plans for the area include Michael Sartor, transit mall project director, said the adequate open space and that the trees and fountain are mall will consist of a two-lane roadway for bus and incompatible with the master plan for the area, designed by automobile traffic, trackage for the county's Guadalupe the architectural firm of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Corridor light-rail system, as well as a pedestrian mall designers of the Crocker Center in San Francisco. paved with 300,000 square feet of light green granite. The master plan won the Progressive Architecture Benches, shelters, trees and streetlights will also be 19E15 urban design and planning award, he said. installed along the mall, he said. Spartan Daily/Tuesday, Efforp September 16, 1986 Page 9 Bloom County Berke Breathed Spartaguide

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By Oscar Guerra chain with a heart-shaped jade pen- dark trench coat and had short afro Daily stall writer dant, she said. hair. Two thieves ripped jewelry off According to the police report an- University police Chief Lew the necks of two SJSU students in sep- other incident occcured early Friday at Schatz stressed the importance of arate incidents last week. about 2 a.m, when a dormitory resi- walking home with a friend late at A $1,500 necklace was stolen dent was returning to her dorm alone night. front one women while she was wait- after a party. "If you can't find a friend, call ing for the bus on Fourth and San Fer- the UPI). It's better than walking nando streets last week, while the As she passed by a Laundromat alone,'' Schatz said. other woman's was stolen while she on 11th and San Carlos streets, a man was returning alone from a party. asked her if she had any money. The two incidents seem to be un- The report stated that when she related. since there were two different The man, described by the said no. he grabbed her by the neck descriptions, he said. vontan, was a black male, 18 to 20 and ripped her $10 necklace off. ' It's important for students tore- years old and about 5 feet 10 inches She was able to break away from port these incidents when they occur tall. She said he was standing next to him and took off running. so we can make the arrests." Schatz her for a couple of minutes. She described him as a black said. ''By doing so, we can let them She said the man then ripped the male. 45 to 50 years old. 5 feet 9 I suspects know that this is not an en- necklace off her neck and ran. inches tall or 5 feet 10 inches tall and 5ironment where they can get away The necklace was a 24-karat gold 165 ,,, 180 pounds Ile was wearing a with these crimes with immunity." Engineering wing demolition to start Project 88 with a bang

DEMOLITil ,,1,1 rage spaces for i he disahled. Marty Schutter. d irecti ir ot DI. abled Student Services, said that he has no idea whether these spaces will he replaced elsewhere on campus. He said 'The portion of the engineering he is taking a wait -and-see attitude. building scheduled for demolition Project 88 can begin none too soon for the faculty and students of the Engineering School, according to adminis- was vacated this summer. Much of trators. SJSU President Gail Fullerton said she believes that the equipment has been moved into the School of Engineering is one of the finest of its kind in the country. the newer wing.' However, she pointed out that in 1985 its engineering Jay Pinson, educators were once referred to as the "Hidden Heroes of dean of engineering Silicon Valley," because of the obsolete condition of the building and equipment. Enrollments in SJSU's engineering school were frozen in 1979 when space requirements could not he met. "Sev- When Project 88-is completed in the Fall of 1988, the enty percent of the qualified engineering applicants can't basic capacity of the undergraduate school will increase by get in," Pinson said. about 40 percent, he said. The graduate school will expand enrollment in the undergraduate program to more than 1.000 Abraham Haile Daily stall photographer The current students, an increase of more than 100 is about 2.779. There are only 655 students in graduate percent. ()nicer Bryan I 'dr ritt and Shadow phase compete during the obedience of the trials in Modesto school this year, he said. Pinson said the portion of the engineering building Project 88 has been in the planning stages for about scheduled for demolition was vacated this summer. Much two years. Pinson said.The State of California has agreed to of the equipment has been moved into the newer wing. !mance about 70 percent of the $38 million project. The re- However, "a lot of it is out in our courtyard covered UPD K-9 team places third maining 30 percent must he raised by private donation. with plastic," he said. "We're still looking for storage, but The state sold $27 million in high-tech bonds to fi- we've moved into our labs." nance the building. Pinson said. SJSU's Campaign for En- Pinson said he feels that the saddest part of the move is gineenng Excellence, organized by private fund-raisers, has the loss of space for student activities. at Modesto police dog trials solicited pledges worth $9 million. ''Collecting the remain- The, engineering clubs are using small spaces located ing $3 million will he like climbing a vertical mountain." throughout the building to house their possessions, and CAN/Nt.../ri pace / able talent, (rarrett said. because searching for suspects he said. classrooms will he used for meetings, he said. is a police dog's most common duty. The engineering department had a lot of input in the Pinson said he doesn't expect the engineering depart- ing the suspect-search phase of competition on Sunday. During competition, in addition to sean:h. K-9 units design of the building, Pinson said. The department was re- ment to be particularly disturbed by the construction. Shadow and Garrett went on to finish third overall face rigorous tests in crowd control, partner protection sponsible for the entire program. "I slept with it." "We've already disrupted about all we can disrupt. in a field of 35 teams a step up front their fourth overall finish in last year's competition. and agility. Awards. 55 hich in the Modesto trials come in the Although they placed third in Modesto's search form of belt buckles. are given to the first-through third- phase. Shadow and Garrett have two first -place finishes place finishers in each category, and to the top five fin- this year - at the Police Olympics in Newport Beach in Lottery funds slated for SJSU ishers overall. June and at the Stockton Police Dog Trials in July . According to Garrett, the toughest part of compet- 1.07TERY, from page I cher who supervises an SJSU teacher. San Diego State University has "It baffles sonic of these guys," Garrett said, while ing in K-9 trials is the amount of work that goes into been allocated the largest amount, $2.- base for continued income as interest $187.555: instructional equipment. trying to control a smirk. "Here I am training. He said it's possible to 05(1-Nark a dog 392,304. with beating big -city in the state lottery declines I .ess lot- $172.777: and administration. California State Univer- police departments from San Diego to San Francisco, something he feared he might have done with Shadow. sity at Stanislaus having been allocated tery revenue, she said, would be offset $52,823. and they can't understand it." During the competition, the afternoon heat had also the smallest, $519.509. by income from the endowment. "We Funding of $256,200 has Shadow is Garrett's third K-9 partner since joining taken its toll. Shadow was wearing down because of the discretio- don't want to act like this, money will been set aside for a campus The CSU is holding $2 million in SJSU's police department lour years ago. Both Of his escitement brought about by being around so many peo- distrib- be coming in constantly .'' she said. nary fund. Lottery funding is a systemwide reserve, as well as an ad- previous partners have since died, one in an auto acci- ple and other dogs. Lottery funds amounting to uted to individual CSU schools on a ditional $8,446,856 that remains unal- dent and the other from cancer. Garrett said he wondered if Shadow could make it $190,733 have been designated for the formula based on both fixed amounts located to individual campuses. Garrett had no ores taus 1(-9 experience. he took an through the agility phase - the most physically demand- full- hiring of distinguished faculty. lec- per campus and the number of The system received $22,479,395 interest when the t Police Department started ing segment of the trials. turers and artists. Two requests for ex- time equivalent students. in lottery- funding during 1985-86 fis- its first unit in 198 A Their number was called. Shadow scaled the eight - perts in their fields for spring semester cal year. Of that money, $13,146,000 "I've neer hclore had a dog, esen when 1 was foot fence with ease. This FTE number is determined have aiready been received by her of- was allocated within the CSU system, growing up." he said, while grooming Shadow's thick Following Garretes lead, the canine nimbly maneu- by dividing the total number of units fice. Okerlund said. leaving $9.343.395 to carry over to coat. vered the 15 -foot catwalk. Next, he squatted and being taken on a campus by IS, the- The largest campus allocation is this year. Garrett admits that Shadow is special. Special he- crawled through an eight-foot tunnel. oretically an average full-time students $460.240 for computing equipment. Projected lottery revenue for the cause he is a purebred and pure black German Shepherd No problem, mused Garrett to himself, no problem. load. Other areas designated to receive lot- 1986-87 fiscal year is $26,500,000; a combination as rare as Halley's comet. The team earned 198 out of a possible 200 in the agility tery funding arc continuing commit- By this measure. SJSU receives adding $500,000 in projected interest But he is especially talented in searching for sus- competition - good enough for third. ments such as computing time and sti- the fourth -largest amount of lottery plus the carry-over funds equals the pects that have eluded their human partners It's a vain - Shadow had just earned Garrett another belt buckle. pends for master teacher, an funds in the system. because it is the $36,343,395 projected budget for the elementary or ses ondary school tea- fourth -largest school system in 1986-87. Report questions 100W testing Steam system EY 4 1 Inn 'or page I II about two and a half scans that the 55 as saltiable as a diagnostic tool in her &kin i ii nto his class schedule Present exit test may he replaced by an 100W course. She said she was aware to be shut off Not all 1110W instrtietors sseie entrance or screening test. A set of it was being given to help the univer- STEAM, front page / asked to give the test in their classes. evaluation standards for the new test sity establish a criteria for an entrance she said. lunior-le,e1 writing classes would he necessary, she said. test. can remain airborne for long periods of that meet Monday Wednesday and The Testing and Evaluation De- Bruce Wilson, psychometrist for time, and that there is often a long la- Friday would haw been inappropriate partment should have informed in- the Testing and Evaluation Depart- tency period between damage and ill, because they last only 50 minutes, structors about last week's test over ment, said that instructors were con- ness. ONVENIENCE while the test required an hour and IS the summer, she said. Faculty for tacted over the summer regarding the A study in October 1985, identi- minutes. 100W classes arc often hired late in the test and that about 95 percent of those fied 24 buildings on campus with as- Donis, said all 100W instructors semester. she said, so that it is possible asked administered the test. bestos contamination. Only three - should have been briefed about the that some instructors may not have Wilson said he was not aware of engineering. Wahlquist Library and test, hut it was possible some were been adequately briefed. any use for the test besides being a di- the old Science Building --have been not. English Department Chairwoman agnostic tool for l(0'A iist moors. cleaned up. SE4URITY Rico said instructors have known Marylou Lewandowski said the test Career Exploration Days OMMUNITY to pair students, employers 041 real"' CAREER. front page I choice. FRANCHISE Students who are interested in health and community ser5 is es are ex- full-time, part time sir internship em- tit Opportunities pected to attend the two-day es cm. O ployment can possibly benefit by "This is an excellent opportunity asking employers if they have avail- SENIORS.., as you think about your future, For students to talk directly with em- able positions, she said. consider the Galardi Group! ployers in an informal setting." said The program is open to students. The Galardi Group is the parent company of Wienerschnitzel. The Original Lina Melkoman, program coordinator. faculty and the univeristy community Hamburger Stand and Weldon's Founded in 1961. our single operation has "For the student, it is a low grown to iver 350 franchises across the nation and our expansion continues risk Four thousand people are e5 and non -threatening way to find out peeled to attend this 5ear's event. Mel We are looking for graduating seniors with a Bachelor's degree in Business or from the employers what the job mar- restaurant management Your 3-5 wars konian said. related held, with a strong interest in ket is like," she said. mail or restaurant experience, high energy level, proven leadership ability and Many organizations attending the entrepreneurial spirit, are the qualities We seek in each limited franchisee. Melkonian said students can talk also recruit on campus program will will be on campus SEPTEMBER IS, for the Career to as many We employers as they wish, sir this fall or next spring semester, she Exploration Days Program, held in the Student Union they can pick up any of the available said. Ballroom. between 10:00am - 3:00pm. FOF 1:i111'86 I It nistt i ,11rticintim«Hildt literature. 'For those students ready to find information on our nampus visitation, contact Career Planning and t-or further I It tl -.1\t Some of the organizations sched- full-time employment, this is a great eincro lildo o V6. k forward to seeing eon ?VI( I In 1 11 uled to attend the 14th annual event in- opportunity to start 'networking' and tol I ( IllS« h in' \ Vcs11 clude Hewlett-Packard, Hallmark forming contacts," Melkonian said. I I -liii ii HAMBURGER HUHU'. Cards, U.S. Geological Survey and New participants in the expo will ,nic‘) 4081277212i, San Francisco General Hospital. he National Semiconductor. Ford Spring STAND '1-371 )(ANN k)(1)11( do( Melkonian said students should Aerospace & Communications Cor- ("2-7 -3 \ ,(11,11)1(. 0( (01)(11s1 try to attend both days to make sure poration, Sherwin-Williams and 1.C. M. are an opportunity employer they can talk to the employers of their Penney. equal