Wednesday, February 20, 1974 Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Petition effort slows down Marijuana act fights to survive

By Janet Parker ballot. submitted to the Santa Clara County public view. an earlier incident in Los Angeles A struggling 1974 California In a similar marijuana initiative on Registrar's Office. Also included is a clause prohibiting County when names of people signing marijuana petition has less than one the 1973 ballot 21,000 valid signitures Willson explained that the 1974 sale or distribution, he explained. This controversial petitions were turned week to gain enough signitures to were collected by this time last year in proposed initiative calls for a. is an effort to prevent industrial over to police. qualify for the November ballot. this county. However, Willson said only maximum $1000 fine for public use of production of the plant. Many people do not want to get Craig Willson, San Jose college 12,000 have been collected in the county marijuana to be determined by law Willson said he believes there are involved in the system because it failed coordinator for the 1974 to date. authorities in any incorporated area or several reasons the initiative is having them in 1973. Decriminalization of Marijuana Act, The coordinator noted petitions city. difficulty in succeeding this year. He People do not realize there are as said the petition circulation effort is should be returned by Feb. 18 in order He said the proposal also is cited them as: many marijuana arrests as ever. "doing very poorly." for volunteers to have time to list voters "somewhat stricter" this year. It will There has not been enough media The student said the purpose of the Willson, an SJSU senior, said a total by precinct. allow for cultivation of marijuana for exposure because everyone now knows initiative is not necessarily to en- of 325,000 signitures must be obtained in However, petitions can be accepted personal use only. Any marijuana that people are smoking marijuana. courage people to use marijuana. this state by Feb. 25 to qualify for the as late as Feb. 21. They will then be production should be shielded from People are afraid to sign because of Craig Wilson SCU students host Sen. Baker The resignation of President Nixon the agony of impeachment. I say it Baker said he voted to conclude his The prominent politician said his own and then answered 40 minutes of would bring the United States "in- can." committee's widely publicized ac- Watergate Committee report would questions. finitely closer to a parliamentary tivities "because every sentence has to include a question of public versus He declined to cite how he would vote system," according to Sen. Howard The republican senator noted a move have a period.'' private campaign funding. Although he on the question of presidential im- Baker, R-Tenn. towards resignation would turn this "I never thought I'd be saying this will not recommend a move towards peachrnent. The senator emphasized The Watergate Committee vice- country into a "government by Gallup but the focus of public attention has public financing, he will suggest certain that the U.S. Constitution might require chairman spoke to an enthusiastic Poll." It would set a dangerous shifted from what happened at changes in the present contribution him to sit in judgment of impeachment crowd of over 1,000 at the University of precedent that would imply all future Watergate to whether or not the House system. proceedings. Santa Clara Saturday evening. presidents with low popularity poll will vote articles of impeachment "We spend far too much money," he In addition, he said the Watergate The student sponsored event was one ratings should resign. against the President of the United claimed. Baker said there should be a Committee itself still is evaluating of seven college campus visits by Baker States," lie asserted. contribution limit, possibly $3000. In testimony and preparing a report that during a 10-day Congressional recess. The Watergate Committee report, The lecturer said there is no addition, donations should be by in- might have some bearing on proposals Baker, a senator since 1966, con- originally scheduled for release Feb. precedent in history for a bipartisan dividuals only, not organizations or for impeachment. demned implications that the President 28, has been postponed until the end of investigation into a scandal such as the corporations. Furthermore, there should resign but praised the House of May at the request of special Watergate Watergate affair. should be full disclosure of con- "I probably do have an opinion but I Representatives' investigations into prosecutor Leon Jaworski. The action, "No other government I know of tributions prior to the election day. just can't tell you now," Baker impeachment proceedings. Baker cited, is an attempt not to in- would dare to turn the searchlight on The Watergate Committee member, declared. "Those who call for resignation do so terfere with current judicial itself in public with 70 million people whose cross examination highlighted He noted that overall, the odds in lieu of impeachment," Baker said. proceedings and indictments in the watching ... and end up than when it certain committee meeting television probably are against a successful Sen. Howard Baker "They say this country can't go through Watergate case. began," lie stressed. telecasts, spoke briefly to the crowd impeachment vote. Public hearings ended Mitchell Hearst pledges $2 million Watergate publicity silenced and Stans in return for daughter;

WASHINGTON ( AP (The Senate In a related development Tuesday, a voted to ask the Senate to extend its life Watergate committee voted Tuesday to federal judge also moved to squelch to May 28, three months beyond its finish its investigation without further continued public speculation about the current Feb. 28 deadline for completion face trial asks for release today public hearings. work of the technical experts of its report. HILLSBOROUGH, cepted the food. He also suggested the In announcing the 6-1 vote, Chairman examining the subpoenaed Watergate The chairman said the committee (APIPatricia their Hearst's parents asked her kidnapers Red Cross and Salvation Army as Sam J. Ervin Jr., fl-NC., said mem- tapes. will pursue in executive sessions NEW YORK (AP)Despite Tuesday to make the ultimate "gesture possible charitable organizations that bers of the panel felt they "should be John J. Sirica, U.S. District Judge, evidence relating to the CIA's in- renewed protest, former Atty. Gen. of sincerity" in return for their $2- might handle the distribution. careful not to interfere unduly with the imposed the rule after a closed-door volvement in Watergate, dairy industry John N. Mitchell and ex-Commerce million pledge to feed the poor: free Hearst said he was convinced his ongoing impeachment process of the meeting with attorneys from the White contributions to the President's re- Secretary Maurice H. Stans went on their daughter on Wednesday, her 20th daughter, kidnaped Feb. 4, is alive and House Judiciary committee or the House, the special prosecutor's office election campaign, and a secret cash trial yesterday, accused of exerting birthday. expressed hope she eventually would be criminal cases which will soon be and counsel for Rose Mary Woods, contribution given to presidential corrupt influence in exchange for a Newspaper executive Randolph A.* freed by the Symbionese Liberation prosecuted by the special prosecutor President Nixon's personal secretary. friend C.G. Rebozo by an employe of secret $200,000 contribution to Army, which Ervin said the Watergate committee billionaire Howard R. Hughes. President Nixon's re-election cam- Hearst appeared in front of his claims to be holding her paign. Hillsborough mansion to say again that as a "prisoner of war." Mitchell, 60, and Stans, 65, are the $2 million "is not ransom," but an Food industry officials said $2 million To support discharge project charged with accepting the under-the- indication of his good faith to the would provide enough food to stock 34 table cash donation from fugitive Syrnbionese Liberation Army, which supermarkets. financier Robert Vesco with the un- claims to have kidnaped his daughter. Hearst said it would be up to the derstanding they would try to sidetrack "I expect them to make a gesture of foundation that accepts the program to Veterans to hold concert a Securities and Exchange Commission sincerity themselves and naturally in determine who gets the food. He said he probe of his financial empire. my position and Mrs. Hearst's position, hopes a coalition of community groups Frequently in pretrial motions, the the gesture they could make would be By George Fuller Rick Marks, A.S. vice-president, want to bring up the issue of the single asked by the kidnapers to oversee the defense had argued before Judge Lee the release of our daughter," said the The A.S. Council voted unanimously explained that the council would not be discharge and publicize it," said a distribution program is consulted in type P. Gagliardi that a fair trial was im- newspaper executive. Friday to co-sponsor a benefit concert co-sponsoring the concert in the usual "We also want to any decision. VVAW spokesman. possible in New York. They cited the "But this $2 million is not ransom." with the Vietnam Veterans Against the sense. "The VVAW wanted our support, and fight separation numbers publicize widespread publicity engendered not Hearst said he would offer details of War ( VVAW r. The concert will be held but strictly speaking we are not co- "I want to emphasize that this is not a (SPN)." only by the Vesco case but also by the his food distribution plan soon. May 4 at Spartan Stadium. sponsoring the concert in terms of from the military, all ransom but a gesture of good faith on Upon discharge Watergate scandal in Washington, Hearst had said over the weekend Bob Patterson and Louis Colosimo, money," said Marks. personnel receive a DD-214, or my part arid I am hoping there will be a where both Mitchell and Stans have there were legal problems to be worked part," speaking on behalf of the VVAW, ex- According to a VVAW spokesman the separation paper. According to the gesture of good faith on their been interrogated. out in connection with the food plained that the benefit concert would "Discharge Upgrade Project" is aimed on the DD-214 is a code Hearst said Monday night. spokesman, Not since the Teapot Dome scandal of distribution plan. He said, for example, be held in support of their "Discharge at eliminating the various types of saying why that person was number 1923 have any former Cabinet officers that persons accepting the food might In a second gesture of "good faith," Upgrade Project." discharges, and code numbers separated. faced a criminal indictment. be violating the laws by taking part in the gray-haired president and editor of "We're not asking for money," said currently being used by the Depart- "These codes," said the spokesman, Vesco, 37, is a defendant in the case, extortion activities. the San Francisco Examiner asked Colosimo, "several San Francisco ment of Defense. "range from simple one's representing but fled the country and never an- California Atty. Gen. Evelle J. noted attorney William Coblentz to businessmen have promised us The VVAW says that the Department obesity or unsanitary habits to codes swered the indictment. Attempts to Younger, however, said Tuesday he ensure that two SLA members facing financial support, so all we want from of Defense has issued 560,000 bad 'other miscellaneous representing extradite him proved fruitless. would not prosecute anyone who ac- murder charges get a fair trial. the council is their support." conduct discharges since 1962. "We reason'." Reg. packets Inside due Thursday the Today and tomorrow are the last days for packet turn-in in the S.U. Ballroom. Daily Hours for paying fees are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Humberto Zamarripa explores Fees are $53 for 0-3.9 units, $58 for 4- prejudice and the Chicano on page two. 7.9 units, $73 for 8-11.9 units and $83 for Sen. Alfred Alquist talks about the 12 units and over. seniority system, saying "it's not as Friday will be the only day for late bad as it's cracked up to be." Valerie packet turn-in. They may be turned in Mclnroy has the story on page three. to Library North along with a late fee of The Cold Blood-Elvin Bishop concert $5. Thursday was something of a bum- Students are required to show their merAl Bru has the details on page Student Service Card for validation. five. Prof. won't pay fee

SJSU Professor Jack Kurzweil, file injunction papers. candidate for Santa Clara County tax -I do not intend to pay this fee assessor, was denied nomination because it is exhorbitant. arbitrarily papers Friday because of his refusal to set, and in its effect obstructs con- pay the $700 fee. stitutional guarantees of equal George A. Mann, Registrar of Voters, protection under the law," stated Kurzweil, who appeared at the handed Kurzweil. registrars office, a letter which in part Kathy kalnaml stated he would have to pay the fees Kurzweil is also protesting the $2,000 because it is a county law. fee he must pay to have his campaign Packet turn-in continues in the S.U. Ballroom through Thursday. Kurzweil has given the letter to his statement appear in the voters hand- attorney Joyce Snag, who may possibly book. rANEW SEMESTER cALENDER ally Forum DECEMBER Vol. 62 Page 2, February 20, 1974 No.!

Guest Column - Vietnam slump is past

Radical Students Union

The student movement is struggle of students and feels that Revolutionary Government-Na- building momentum within the it is part of this struggle at SJSU. tional Liberation Front of South United States. The RSU is united around the Viet Nam PRG-NLF ) and Militant demonstrations have understanding that we are fighting 2To build and support the received strong support. This last against a system that oppresses struggles of oppressed people in October, hundreds of students people both in the United States the Urked States. demonstrated at the University of and overseas. Over the past semester, the RSU Wisconsin to reject the arbitrary To fight back effectively, we has implemented these principles racism displayed by cutting all need a mass student movement by co-sponsoring educational funds to minority student centers. against this imperialist system. forums and demonstrations on the Opposition to cutbacks has also This is why the RSU at SJSU has coup in Chile, South Vietnam's occurred at campuses in New York established ties with similar political prisoners, the Middle East and at Antioch, Ohio. groups on campuses in the Bay and African liberation. We have Area and across the country. We also participated in picketing to Internationally too, the struggle hope to see the emergence of a support the heroic United Farm- is strengthening common bonds nationwide anti-imperialist student workers and Farah strikers who between students. They are organization in the near future that are fighting against big cor- playing an ever-increasing role can build, unify and give direction porations for union recognition. fighting fascism in Thailand, to a new student movement. The RSU is also a member of the Greece and South Korea. Their The RSU's principles are: Anti-Imperialist Coordination demands are for civil liberties, 1Support for liberation Committee. ousting of dictators and removal of movements around the world Gregory T. Ford U.S. military and corporate in- exemplified by the Provisional stitutions. As more students realize the need to join with working people to overcome day-by-day obstacles, cooperation and determination is mounting. The post-Vietnam slump in the movement is behind us. 'JERRY FORDS A. NICE GUY, Bur' HES PLAYED ib0 MANY GAMES WITHOUT HIS HEUAE77 - L43.1 The Radical Student Union (RSU) is encouraged by the rising

Letters to the editor

Good morning Aztlan

Editor: For years the Chicano needs and unfortunate circumstances. Any search into their Brown sinful What is the meaning of wants have been frustrated. Being person in such a situation will seek minds can give the answer. prejudice? threatened with social devaluation, ways to improve his condition. his integrity and personal esteem Observations in other "cultures" In Mexican or Chicano) circles, endangered, educated in schools reveal that such individuals will Mexicans throughout Aztlan the term is popular amd most that were inconsistent with his seek other individuals to whom particularly in Califasmust frequently used to describe the values and beliefs and not wanting they can feel superior or "uppity," realize that the Chicano in Mexico ugly attitudes expressed by many to assimilate into a foreign, op- For many Chicanos, living below City-Tenochtitlan, Tijuana, or whites towards Chicanos. pressive "culture," the Mexican the substandard level already, the Juarezis no different than his with political, economical and only solution is to create another Mexican brother in Chicalotes But is it correct to say that it's psychological problems was forced level in the social stratum that will (Chicago), Boise, Idaho or Rio the White folks who are prejudiced to withdraw from "modern raise their status and prestige. Verde, Wyo. And whether the against us? civilization" with no chance of This level many times includes Mexican lives in San Jo, Los expressing his very powerful Chicanos living or coming from Angeles, Colorado, El Chuco (El True, the White people from the potential for self-development and south of the Aztlan-Mexico bor- Paso), Tucson, San Anto or beginning, arrived"discovering" creativity. For years the Chicano derthe "national," the "wet- Laredo, Tejas, the Mexican is the the "New World"hungry, killing, has been last! back," the "Tijuanero." It may same Chicano, working towards raping, destroying, subjugating The perpetuation of this include "Tejanos" (Chicanos from the same goal, striving for the our forefathers and imposing their phenomenon created a negative Texas). And many times, at the same ideals that will one day free "pure" and "good" "culture, so attitude in many Chicanosa "way below substandard level," him from the oppressive forces of that this nation may live." negative attitude about himself, his Chicano women may be included. colonization. world, his family and fellow So if the Chicano ego is hurt and Mexicans And sure, the attitudes of racial around the barrios. if the day at the officepiscando Editorial prejudice subtly continue to the Anybody finding himself in such tomate, selling clothes or teaching However, the prejudices toward a present time when innocent White situation is automatically MAGS 210gets too rough, the the Chicano by many of his own motivated women libbersvery keenly to move up out of such threatened Chicano can always brothers and sisters are still describe our own San Jose Chicano console himself with the feeling evident. And all Chicanos are in the Cultural Center as simply a that there is always a "Tijuanero," plight. Apparently the "giant" is "Mexican pageant." But to point a "wetback" or a "Tejano" below still sleeping ( or has had too much 18-year-old rights our finger and say that "They are Speak Out! him. The threatened Chicano can Tequila). the ones expressing the bigotted always put down and take it out on attitude" is wrong and unjust! his woman. Why? Only a deep Pobres son muchos de nuestros For the fourth time in four years, constitutional guarantees of fair In a recent study conducted by The Spartan Daily encourages Feminine error hermanos Mexicanos. "Por mi the legislature has failed to fully and equal protection under the law. Chicano students at Long Beach, it letters or guest columns from those raza habla el espiritu." and finally enfranchise Califor- California's 18 to 20-year-olds are was discovered that most who care, on or off campus. Humberto Zamarripa nia's 18 to 20-year-old voters by neither honorary nor second class "Mexicans throughout California For quick and full publication, Editor: A.S. Council Member again denying them the right to citizens. The responsibilities of happen to be the strongest sup- letters should be limited to 14 in- I read with interest the half- purchase alcohol. citizenship apply as fully to the 18- porters of prejudice towards ches or about 500 words. bright ravings of a would-be The arguments against lowering year-old as they do to any state Chicanos," The Chicanothe Correspondence should be typed feminist in Friday's Spartan Daily. the drinking age ..e not without legislator. Mexican in Aztlan, particularly in and signed and include the address (Stalking the male ego, Feb. 15.) 'Amateur' stunt merit. Opponents of a lower We have agreed to trust the 18- Californiais prejudicial towards and telephone number of the In her attempt to further the drinking age claim the move will year-old to vote wisely and to enter his own kind. author. cause of Women's Liberation this Editor: result in growing instances of into legal and marital contracts Prejudice, as the researchers see The editor reserves the right to baloney-brained bra burner did Our recently appointed AS drunken driving and increasing responsibly. It is then em- it, serves ( among other things) "to edit for taste, libel, space or style much to perpetuate the myth that Program Commission has a long traffic fatalities. barrassingly hypocritical to enhance a person's feelings of self- and to cease publication on women do not enjoy sex. way to go if Sunday night's concert They further predict a lower distrust his discretion in buying a regard, and to protect the self exhausted topics. Ms. Noon suggested that the way featuring Elvin Bishop is any in- drinking age will encourage can of beer. against threats to self-esteem." Please bring your thoughts to the to force men to give ii to feminist dication. greater use of alcohol among 15 to Compelling though they are, auto The researchers indicate that in Spartan Daily, JC208, or mail them demands is through bedroom The music was stopped by 17-year-olds. Sadly, both predic- accident figures are not sufficient order to understand why many to the Department of Journalism, antics: "Let's take that fight into Bishop because of an alleged faulty tions are probably accurate. justification for maintaining a 21- Chicanos are prejudicial towards SJSU, San Jose, Ca. 95192. the bedroom where it will really do sound system. He did three However, what California's year drinking age. If they were, the their brothers, one must first the most good." numbers and leftand there stood legislators, as well as a large part drinking age should be raised to 25 understand about the nature of She suggests that while making hundreds of fans wondering just of the population, have con- or 30 to eliminate still more ac- man. love the woman yawn loudly, put how they got ripped off so blatantly tinuously failed to recognize, is the cidents. Spurt an Daily the radio on a comedy hour, or ask both by Bishop, for his amateurish true nature of the issue before The California legislature has All humans have basically the Serving the San Jose Stte University her mate "Are you through yet?" attitude, and by the AS Program them. continued to hide behind the skirts same wants or needs. No man Cornmunity Since 1934 As long as women consider their , Commission which stood by and let At question is not the widsom of a of public sentiment on this issue. It wants to be last, or receive an "F" Serond dims gwonage paid Si San JIM'. California bodies ( i.e. sex) a commodity to be it all happen. lower drinking age, but the legality is time to provide sentiment on this Member of I alifornia Newspaper Publishers Association grade in a particular course of and the Alma tater! Press Published daily by San Jose State doled out only as a reward, they If the AS will not refund students' of it. issue. It is time to provide con- I,niversity. except Saturday and Sunday during the callege study. All need to love and need to year The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily cannot possibly have any self money, they should announce For a large segment of the stitutional equity to California's lb.,. of the Associated Students. the 1 college population to deny a newest be loved. No one wants to receive Administration or the Department of Journalism and respect, either for themselves or beforehand that AS functions are a smaller voters by granting them in advertising Sukscriplinns accepted only on a remainder sisters. should be avoided. segment those rights and full rights to the least amount of pay his job, of.sernexter lissis Full acadern,, year lig each Semen., their definite risk and complement the be on the bottom of the social $410 wham pnci. per ,ropy. 10 t rota Ph011f 277.3111l G. Sampson Ryan Reinhold privileges enjoyed by the larger responsibilities they have or Advertising 277.1171 Press of Erich Printing. San Jose already scale. Journalsim Junior Journalism Graduate group, directly conflicts with assumed. February 20, 1974, Page 3 DRIVE-INS Citizen voice encouraged MON.-FRI Open 5.11 SAT.. SUN. Open 1.4$ Shelf Start. at tie& EL RANCHO

Rated "R" Students develop airport planning Al Paclno "SERPICO" "FRIENDS OF By Janet Parker of people in the city," Venuto problem. input in airport decision statement. no matter what anyone "Citizen input was the EDDIE COYLE" San Jose residents should said. The instructor pointed A disaster plan in event making would not be all that The commissioner went on does," Dennis Coe, a major point of recom- have a greater voice in the out that students found the of a major airliner crash easy. to note that the airport does member of the study's mendation," Rossi declared. planning and development of appropriate approach in should be formulated. already have and regularly -board of directors," -Citizens are lazy in the BATSHORE San Jose Municipal Airport. airport planning should Steepest landing ap- I think you could take it as rehearses its community related. He expressed some electoral process about This was one of the major allow for a public ballot proaches possible consistent advisory capacity if you do disaster plan. He also said dissatisfaction with Nissen's doing something about Rated "R" Clint EaStwOOd points made in an airport decision whether to seek with safety should be it," Nissen related. "But steeper approaches are response to the ('lass. things that bother them." "MAGNUM FORCE" management study con- minimal or maximum adopted. legally we can't do much being conducted up to 70 per "It was like a public He said the city con- "THE CANDIDATE" "STRAW DOGS" ducted by one of Dr. Peter growth of airport operations General aviation should about it." cent of the time. relations cover up," Coe tinually talks about total Venuto's fall semester in relation to San Jose not be phased out at San Jose Nissen continued to note said. "He was just there to expansion but residents have OM* Business 166 classes. population. Municipal Airport. that the population level and Nissen also pointed out pacify us." He said Nissen's no real voice in it. Residents notitan The business organization Concluding points in the traffic level at the airport is that a recommendation that information wasn't entirely need to decide what :=a1:1 and environment class final product included Copies of the classes not easy to control. It would fines be levied against complete. He once referred population San Jose should "Rated PG" completed a detailed suggestions that: "Airport Simulation Model" be impossible to close air- aircraft not meeting ap- to a proposal abandoned two aim for or limit itself to. Jonn Wayne analysis of airport conditions Voters of San Jose were distributed to airport port gates at some arbitrary propriate air and noise years ago. Rossy stated Nissen was Paul Newman and recommendations for should have the opportunity administrators, city council, number. Whatever number standards is impossible. "I'd hate to see San Jose professional in his ap- "JUDGE ROY BEAN" maximum and minimum to advise City Council on the Santa Clara County Board of would be set could be "If anything we could try become another Los Angeles pearance with the class but growth. target level of population Supervisors, and other city reached in a relatively chort to prohibit it," he declared. basin," he cited. "We want has heard the same criticism TROPICAIRE Venuto explained the study they feel is in line with the officials, Venuto said. time. The issue of fining violators the most good for the most so often that he knows how to No. 2 was a simulation model Among those who received However, Nissen took presently is in the courts. A people with the least harm." best interests. handle it. Rated "R" which included an airport The "saturation" level a copy was Airport Com- particular offense with a pilot could be fined as high as He emphasized the ideal "He's got all the facts and -BLACK BELT JONES" board of directors, airport for airport in terms of missioner James Nissen. study statement that "air- $1,000 for violating stan- thing would be to allow the "HAMMER OF GOD" figures," Rossy declared. "CHINESE staff, and outside interests passenger arrivals and Nissen also visited the class port administrators would do dards. San Jose residents to vote on PROFESSIONALS" including the consumer, departures and landings and late last semester and heard well not to treat opponents of Students in the business what they want in terms of ecologists, news media, takeoffs should be deter- a summary of the project. municipal airport expansion class expressed their population growth. the Double Dill of the Year! government and employees. mined. "All in all, the study was as 'enemies.' " satisfaction and their George Rossy, a senior fls COM City of San Jose should quite well done," Nissen "That's absolutely not disappointments about the business management major, .0. "The approach was for the take a broader view toward said. He commented on true," he cited. He said study. investigated news as0 Irawahc most benefit with the least the airport as one segment of various points in the study. commission members were media and government in h aaaaaa coast to the greatest amount the total transportation He emphasized that public upset about that particular "The airport will expand the study. ha Bah

Spartaguide "rga% TODAY 11.0,, Alquist blasts legislature MANPOWER ADMINIS- TRATION will meet at 8 p.m. in the S.U. Calaveras GREEN poo pressure to raise the age Room. "There's no getting away federal Congress, is the College and the new cam- limit on the state scholarship BAHAI STUDENT FORUM 0' OOOOO LI FOURTH from the basic fact of human question of seniority. The puses of West Valley and San program according to the meets tonight at 8 in the S.U. SMASH behavior, you're going to senior members usually Jose City colleges. senator. The age limit is now Pacheco Room to elect new MONTH! look out for your friends. demand and get the more officers. "I've always worked very 25. Period." important committee STUDENT SIERRA CLUB closely with San Jose State, "I don't have any par- State Sen. Alfred E. posts," said Alquist. will show slides from its both with the students, the ticular objection to raising Alquist, 0-San Jose, defined "All in all, while you may Yosemite trip tonight at 8:30 start your semester WRITE . .with faculty, and the ad- the age limit, except that we this as one of the problems criticize the seniority in the S.U. Costanoan Room. ministration as well. I think have far more applications with the seniority system system...it's not as bad as TOMORROW that Dr. Bunzel is one of the for the scholarship program now operating in the state it's cracked up to be," he ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA outstanding college than we have funds to fill. "It legislature. He said proposed added. meets tonight at 6 for a FLAIRI seems improves to me," explained new alternatives to that system Alquist included a bill presidents in the system. He Alquist, "that a younger dinner in the S.U. Cafeteria. would not effectively change lowering the drinking age to is a very fine man and person is more apt to benefit the situation. Alquist noted 18 as one of the victims of the regardless of any differences from a scholarship program that this "rule" of human "age gap" in the state of opinion you might have than an older person who Program behavior applies at all levels legislature. with Dr. Bunzel, that's what NOW WITH chooses to pass up college for of decision-making including "I know you were all makes the world go round- whatever reason." student government. disappointed, of course, at differences of opinion," Mideast According to Alquist, after on Alquist, accompanied by the Senate action in commented Alquist. Reagan was elected in 1966 his secretary, Loretta defeating 1803 in the Senate. In both the Assembly and with a "cut, squeeze, and Riddle, met with It was just a question, I the Senate, Alquist served on Sen. Alquist trim" slogan, he submitted a scheduled representatives from Bay would say caused primarily the Education Committee. $4.5 billion budget for the Area colleges during a by the age gap," Alquist told initiative or make some For the past five years he Slides of Palestinian fiscal year 1967-68. The luncheon recess at the the 14 college represen- substantial changes in the has been a member of the refugee camps and a lecture special reinforced tip... budget Reagan submitted Garden City Hofbrau on tatives. house next year," he stated. Joint Committee on Higher on the "Economic this year was just under $10 Saturday to discuss According to Alquist, Alquist, who represents Education. Geography of the Mideast" wool ti.-Z down, billion. legislative matters affecting students will have to resort the 13th senatorial district, That committee's report will be subjects covered in colleges. to the initiative to change the has served eight years in the recommends an increase in the New College "Middle During the course of the drinking age. Senate and before that four state scholarships, grants, Alquist said that one East in the World Today" exchange Alquist alluded years in the Assembly. The and work-study programs. "can't particularly blame class today at 1:30 p.m. in 12 several times to the "It certainly doesn't make 13th district contains San Alquist commented on Reagan or the state Engineering 132. recommendations. "I "preponderance" of older too much sense to say that Jose State University, these legislature." He explained Fred and Susanne Lowe, EXCITING COLORS! be a little men on key committees who you're an adult in all other University of Santa Clara, am sure these will that 80 per cent of the budget who covered the October war after the are often responsible for matters, but still are denied West Valley College and San easier to implement is written into the state in the Middle East for when defeating legislation that he that one privilege of Jose City College. November elections constitution, leaving only 20 Pacifica Radio ( including longer in a feels college students may adulthood," said Alquist. Following reapportion- Reagan is no per cent to be determined by KPFA in Berkeley ) and pencil support. "But, unfortunately, until ment, the new 11th district, position to blue the current government. Metromedia Radio ( in- 3 for there is a major change in in which Alquist will be them." "Out of that $10 billion, cluding KSAN in San only "The problem with the the legislature, you'll either running for re-election in nearly $6 billion of it goes to Francisco), will show slides '1" legislature, as with the have to resort to the 1976, includes only Ohlone There has been increasing educaion," Alquist stated. taken ill Lebanon and talk about their experiences. Leaders remain optimistic Dr. Sabri Kawish, former history professor at the University of California, Berkeley, will discuss the geographical aspects of the Conference attracts only 7 colleges Middle East, according to SAAvitaa earicaoise Dave Landes, a coordinator 144. 144 Storelmord Ihkidsre, " The Bay Area college conference "a very wor- house for the exchange of centers and alternative campus traditions all in- for the class. conference held Saturday at thwhile exchange of ideas." information, ideas, and media. terfer with block booking, he The program is open to all SJSU drew only 16 However, he added, "I was a approaches in an effort to Ted Gehrke, A.S. Program said. students who wish to attend. representatives from seven little disappointed that were solve individual campus Commission adviser, imoimoommimeINN&_ colleges, but those present not more schools present." problems, presented an idea for block appeared optimistic about Tentatively renamed To work collectively on booking of entertainment. the future of the United Bay Area Colleges student community con- This involves one person organization. (UBAC), the group adopted cerns. acting as the middle man or two-fold statement of The student leaders A.S. President Rudi a coordinator for 10 to 15 purpose: discussed matters of mutual TENNIS 1,eonardi, who acted as schools. chairman, termed the To act as a clearing concern including car ,. pooling, student rights, peer Facilities, differing student counseling, apathy, day care tastes, school schedules and Summer institute Credit for tutors 0/8/1,4 ... Unit credit is being offered Additional information to be sponsored by the office of Veteran's may be obtained at the Affairs for those students Office of Veterans' Affairs in EQUIPMENT seeking tutoring jobs. The Building R, or by by NASA/Ames tutoring would be on a one- telephoning 277-2486. to-one basis. TENNIS An eight week summer school, community college, institute course sponsored by four-year college and RACKETS SJSU, SFSU and NASA- university teachers, the A Ames Research Center will course will deal with many Wilson. Spalding. Dunlop be held June 24 through Aug. subjects. Large Variety. Great Savings 16. The co-directors of the The course, called the program are Dr. Max PRO-MODELS Faculty Institute on Kramer, SJSU Mathematics SETS Department, and Dr. John A STARTER Planetary Resource quick lunch on the upstairs 99 Left or Right Stubbs, SFSU Cell and STEEL TENNis Management, will be held at 2999 deck, or an intimate candle- REG, IWO, 5 Irene, 2 Molecular Biology Depart- 11110 tasil motel altey. Limited the NASA-Ames Research light evening, the Garrett is prefessioaelle crafted 29.95 Woods, View in ment. RACKETS Supply. Rep. 1,910 Center in Mountain the place to go. Our selection conjuction with the third Interested students should of fine local wines, hot gourmet annual public lecture series RACKETSChao/mid Aluminum 32.15 19.9 contact Dr. John Stubbs, 75 sandwiches, cold beer, cheese at NASA. Daly City, Southgate Ave., fondues and entertainment Tues. 8 IRONS & 3 WOODS 59999(1) Designed for secondary Calif. 94015. 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' Alexander Lowery Alexander Lowery I A fallen redwood blocks parking lot at Big Basin Atate Park Winter storms created a big mess in the park's campsites Storms cause severe damage to state park

By Carol DiMundo two months, (as of Jan. 15) and may cause problems this for the Santa Cruz Mountains and parts of Humboldt A snow storm which hit the Santa Cruz Mountains in the summer with fires and camping facilities." County, and is asking for volunteers to help. RUN YOUR CAR ON early part of January has closed Big Basin Redwood State Most of the fallen trees have been cleared off of the roads Although Big Basin is still closed it will be opened Feb. 23, Park, for the past two months, with severe damage and by the prison camp workers, only they are unable to work for the tree planting and will be part of the Trail Days ac- unservicable trails. on the trails, because of the need for the emergency roads tivities planned by the Loma Prietan Sierra Club. CHICKEN MANURE According to Tony Look, a Cupertino pharmacist, and an first. "Volunteers are needed most to clear off the trails and active member of the Loma Prietan Sierra Club, the storm, "If the trails are not cleared they will not be accessible paths to make way for the tree planting," according to The Ultimate in Recycling, "dropped a very wet, foot of snow in such a short time, that during the summer months and will delay the tree planting Look.

it caused the old tan oak and madrone trees to crack and scheduled by the Sempervirens Fund, for at least another Volunteers were asked by Look, to call the Semperviren Efficient, Non -Polluting, Cheap split under the weight." month," Look continued. Fund (415) 968-3668 or write the Semperviren Fund, P.O. Look continued, "As a result, the park will be closed for The Semperviren Fund is planning several tree plantings Box 1141, Los Altos, Calif. 94022. Free Information From: U. N. class Field trip Lack of funds blamed CHICKEN DOODLE is offered to desert Student group list out of date 811 E. Dennett A Model United Nations Fresno, Calif. 93728 course is being offered by the planned Political Science Depart- Thumb through the Services Office (SASO) SASO, explained Cathy ment. The two unit upper An Easter vacation trip to current Student blamed the failure of SASO Linscomb, a secretary. division course meets Death Valley is being offered Organizations Directory to print an updated directory In addition to a petition Thursdays, 7 pin, in BC 201. through field studies in I SOD. on "increased duplicating form, a model constitution natural history, according to Of the 175 listed costs." and by-laws, a SJSU ENTHUSIASTS! organizations, 80 are not "Ordinarily, we have organization to be AUTHENTIC COLLECTORS ITEMS AVAILABLE SUMMER JOBS an SJSU Extension Service spokesman. officially in existence, while enough money for both the recognized must submit a Guys & Gals needed for .0,1101 Specialists in entomology, 37 groups which are legally handouts for orientation and card with the group's name, employment at National Parks. not listed in Pri ale Camps Dud.. Pas, rus and botany, biology and geology functioning are the club directory, but due to officers, where they may be -go Resorts thr, ; will go along to introduce the directory. increased duplicating costs, contacted, the adviser's Oyer 50 000 s' . ' The SOD given to students we're broke," explained name, his office number and COMPILATION OF SAYINGS students to the area. scenes between Caine and the inquiring about SJSU clubs Griffin. where and when the Excerpts from . ssed STAMPED . . The trip which earns one Masters revealing the wisdom and knowledge ol 11 Peso,. unit credit, is $40 plus $18 for and organizations, was Locating a club or meetings are. the Kung Fu school of thought. Fialhead compiled and published in organization is further The information cards are STAR TREK T-SHIRTS Ei 4500, $5.50 food. Blue T shirt with Enterprise foing phases and motto: POSTER: "WANTED FOR MURDERKWAI ' APO, y1 001 For more information call fall 1972. There has been no complicated by "negligent filed alphabetically in the "Star Trek Lives." Arno mal snonidP, update. club higher-ups" not filling SASO and are accessible to CHANG CAINE"Detaolee replicas of the original Wanted Marcia DeHart at Extension Poster used on the show. 4161, $3.00 Robert Griffin, director of out and returning the in- any student or faculty 0501 51S4 3a 361 051 0 IS: 4? 141 C Services, 277-2211. 1 /11 IS, lp the Student Activities and formation forms to the member. 0509 RIO, 311 401 051 46;sissoLINCOLN ENTERPRISES P O. BOX 69470- LOS ANGELES,CA.90069 E E STAR TREK INSIGNIAS 71504, a II 3 $2.50 PREPARATION FOR SPRING Share: Christian, Marx NAPO ENTERPRISE "CELL - 10 14 full Color lieprodoCtion of the 0311, ADDRESS MCAT DAT LSAT S S Lnlerorrse on clear acetate cl,rne0skortal effect S2.50 ea GRE ATGSB alternate viewpoints taught OTY CLASSES NOW FORMING TOTAL ENcLosED s STATE A course studying asked to contact the Campus Send Free Coolog Only project COE AD OUT AND SEND IN TODAY modern Christianity and CluListian Center at 298-0204. Marxism and their Kathleen Elliott, coor- revolutionary effects on dinator of Operation Share national movements is invites teachers to involve currently being offered STANLEY H KAPLAN CENTER their students in Share as an through Extension Services, EDUCATIONAL &nee 1938 alternative class project or according to an Extension 2-YEAR ARMY ROTC PROGRAM TN BAY AREA ('*15) 2 2 2-1592 assignment. Service spokesman. III I Students can benefit from The six-week course, the practical experience in scheduled for 7:30 p.m., teaching, psychological and Thursdays, is held at the MEANS social vocations, according Campus Christian Center, to Elliott. There is also the 300 S. 10th St. personal growth gained The Rev. John R. Fry, a through a helping Presbyterian theologian, MONEY AND MORE relationship with a child, she will discuss philosophies continued. with guest lecturer Bettina No one else Interested teachers may Aptheker, past legal in- contact Operation Share at vestigator for the Angela Barracks No. 14, SJSU, or Davis case. can give us phone 262-6785. Interested students are what you can.

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By George Fuller Something Anything, conducts a highly technical every song performed. Up Frank Zappa is weird. Penguin in Bondage, arrangement, stopping at and down, in and out, every Thjat much I will attest to. Variations on Doggie seemingly inopportune conceivable variation of do- I had a chance to see Zappa Breath, and Daughter of a moments, only to start again ra-me-fa-so-la-te-do was and his Mothers of Invention Wealthy Philistine Poet. at full speed, never faltering used. at the Berkeley Community Very strange. or hesitating, always right Playing with two drum- on the money, but never mers, a vibes player, two Theatre Saturday night. is, you must un- Zappa quite sounding right. horn players, a bass and Zappa started with a very creative derstand, a Zappa is more of a con- guitar player, Zappa would medley of his greatest hits, appears to be man. He ductor than a musician and use them all together playing and I use that term loosely. quick, and above all funny, more of a musician than a scales. Frankly it was this The song titles themselves very forceful. will give you some idea of guitar player. He is, when all constant, drilling piercing Zappa's genius, or at least Zappa's music sounds like is said and done, an amazing sound that drove me nuts. his humor. The medley free form jazz played in a personage. Especially the vibes. The consisted of four songs: structured way. Zappa The head Mother is also a sound was too lound and humorist, taking pokes at much too harsh for me. Nixon, dopers, wino's, jazz In the final analysis I have trumpet players, guru's and come to two conclusions. Sting, Exorcist Sacramento throughout the Frank Zappa is either the show. ultimate genius, in which He even dedicated a song case who am I to dispute his to Nixon. The song was success, or, and I tend to tie for awards called the "Idiot Bastard believe this second con Song." elusion, the average concert The ultimate key to goer has no idea what music LOS ANGELES ( AP) Chase"; Jason Miller, "The music is his use of is in the first place and will Top honors in the 46th Exorcist"; Randy Quaid, Zappa's scales. He used scales in applaud anything. Carl Ricker annual Motion Picture "The Last Detail." Gym, Academy Award Supporting Actress Lin Dismayed with the sound system in the Men's nominations today went to da Blair, "The Exorcist"; "The Exorcist," the scary Candy Clark, "American 15% OFF Elvin Bishop packed up his group and left after four numbers. tale of a 12-year-old girl's Graffiti"; Madeline Kahn possession by a demon, and and Tatum O'Neal, "Paper All Unicorn Calculators "The Sting," about a Moon"; Sylvia Sidney, massive confidence game by "Summer Wishes, Winter Electronic Slide Rule a couple of con men. Dreams." Regular $195 SALE $165 Cold Blood salvages show The two films received 10 DirectionGeorge Lucas, nominations each. "American Graffiti"' Both were nominated for Ingmar Bergman, "Cries CALIFORNIA CALCULATOR By All red Bru tickets, giving refunds was impossible according to Lizard'. best picture of 1973, along and Whispers"; William Impeccable musicianship sparked by the supercharged Anybody could have garnered disposed ticket stubs that with "American Graffiti," Friedkin, "The Exorcist"; 356-2072 were not their own from the floor and claimed vocals of Lydia Pense, salvaged what could have been a ownership, "Cries and Whispers" and Bernardo Bertolucci, "Last 'tau) p.m. disaster for the A.S. Valentine's Dance last Thursday in the I.izardi explained. "A Touch of Class." Tango in Paris"; George Men's Gym. Gehrke emphasized, however, that Lydia Pense and Cold Marlon Brando, who last Roy Hill, "The Sting." His performance obviously handicapped by a faulty sound Blood alleviated the biggest problem by transforming a year won and refused an Foreign Language Film system, second-billed Elvin Bishop, after only four songs, potentially hostile audience into a good vibing, dancing group Oscar for "The Godfather," "Day for Night" France; pleaded that the audience demand their money back and then having a good time. was nominated for best actor "The House on Chelouche stomped offstage in disgust over the technical flaws. for his performance in "Last Street, Israel; Pense's band, Cold Blood, pressured by the heated fury of Skip Mesquite's swirling saxophone solos, etched with deep :XEROX: Tango." "I.'Invitation," Switzerland; the disappointed, overflowing audience, exemplified feeling, and Michael Sasaki's churning guitar licks added Also named were Jack "The Pedestrian," West professional class by cooking up a show that cooled the crowd further dimension to Cold Blood's hard driving performance. Lemon, "Save the Tigers"; Germany; "Turkish with a sould throbbing display of gutsy blues in spite of the Strutting in orthopedic shoes, Pense did her vocals with a Jack Nicholson, "The Last Delight," The Netherlands. opies technical difficulties. singeing vigor and wrenched her body with emotion and Detail', Al Pacino, "Ser- EP/2 x 11" "Elvin should have halted the show and had the equipment gospel preaching gestures, technical problems noth- Song"All That Love loose sheet pica"; Robert Redford, "The Went to Waste," from a "A 'fluEach repaired," said A.S. program advisor Ted Gehrke, who withstanding. Sting." expressed sympathy with Bishop's complaints. "You can't Touch of Class"; "Love" Nominated for best per- from "Robin' Hood"; blame Elvin about the sound system," Gehrke added. Screaming and clapping their hands for more music, the formance by an actress: "You're So Nice to Be American Hector Lizardi, coordinator of the event, said that only a capacity audience was treated by Cold Blood to an encore Ellen Burstyn, "The Around" from "Cinderella few people tried to get their money back. that featured Pense and Sasaki in a battle between voice and Exorcist"; Glenda Jackson, Liberty"; the title songs "Elvin put himself off as the nice guy," Lizard' says, by guitar with Pense victorious in reaching the higher ranges. "A Touch of Class"; Marsha from "Live and Let Die" and Copy Service crusading for financial refunds for the audience while, The mutual Valentine's Day love affair between Pense and Mason, "Cinderella hassling about getting "The Way We Were." backstage, Bishop's manager was the audience culminated at the show's conclusion with the I.iberty"; Barbra Streisand, 444 E. Santa Clara between 9th and 10th 295-6600 you're a good paid; which he did. crowd chanting, "You're a good woman, "The Way We Were," and Screenplay adaptation Or With no legitimate way of keeping count of the people with woman." She was. Joanne Woodward, "Sum- William Peter Blatty, "The I 273 E. San Fernando, next to Peanuts 295-7778 iner Wishes, Winter Exorcist"; Robert Towne, Dreams." "The Last Detail"; James Who is real Fleetwood Mac? Supporting actorVincent Bridges, "The Paper Present This Ad Gardenia, "Bang the Drums Chase"; Alvin Sargent, Slowly"; Jack Gilford, "Paper Moon"; Waldo Salt (One per Person) promised on concert tickets "Save the Tiger"; John and Norman Wexler, Refunds Houseman, "The Paper "Serpico." I.-Offer expires June 6, 1974Nwea

John Brayf teld 31. Lickwar said he had the audience with a loud, audience at the Civic Anyone having trouble heard rumors "that a band "Well f you! Go get your Auditorium. The irate crowd getting a refund on an calling themselves The New money back!" continued to blast the stage alleged phony Fleetwood Fleetwood Mac had been The original Fleetwood with cries of "who the hell NEW ORDERS HAVE ARRIVED! Mac concert ticket should ripping-off the public." He Mac was made up of Mick are you"? contact the office of Nick said he called several local Fleetwood (drums). Bob The bands promoter, Licwar, Manager of the San radio stations, prior to the Welch guitar, vocals), John Norm Chaeney, stated that SHELVES Jose Civic Auditorium concert, to find out what McVie ( bass) and Christine he only learned of the WE'RE RESTOCKING OUR Licwar said that ticket stub name the band was using in McVie ( vocals, keyboard). changes within the group holders were being asked to its advertising. The stations The new groups is com- from personal observations mail their ticket stubs to all said the ads were an- posed of Elmer Gantry ( lead made at the concert. Chaeney Productions, 3196 nouncing an appearance by singer), Kirby I guitar, Paul Promoter Bill Grahaii) Washington St., San Fran- "Fleetwood Mac." Martinez ( bass), David cancelled a -Fhony Mac" cisco, Calif., 94115. He Wilkinson (piano) and Craig concert scheduled to be held assured the Spartan Daily So the concert went on as Collinge (Iruins). last Friday and Saturday that he would to everything scheduled. Halfway into the According to an article in a nights, after hearing what possible to see that those first song the audience began local underground had happened in San Jose. wishing refuns were screaming at the band on- newspaper, the "Fhony The University Program satisfied. stage. "We want Fleetwood Mac" band had a "MAN Board at Humboldt State According to Lickwar, a Mac! Who the hell are you, playing piano camouflaged University, Arcata also group billing themselves as we want Fleetwood Mac!" to be Christine McVie," cancelled a promised Fleetwood Mac appeared in I.ickwar said that one of the female vocalist and piano Fleetwood Mac concert. concert at the Civic members of the band player for the original Chaeney said Mick Auditorium Thursday Jan. responded to the jeers from Fleetwood Mac. Fleetwood has already filed But the counterfeit an injunction against the Christine couldn't fool the new band using his name. Sonny, Cher split Social Awareness Series Presents

1.0S ANGELES ( APISonny Bono filed suit Monday for legal separation from his wife and singing partner, Cher. There was no immediate word on how it would affect their A knockout highly rated television series on CBS, "The Sonny and Cher of a movie Comedy Hour." Rumors of the marital rift had been circulating for months in Hollywood and Las Vegas and it was speculated that it The utmost in would mean an end to the show. suspense A spokesman for Bono said the separation petition cited irreconcilable differences, the only grounds for divorce in California. Bono 39, and Cher, 27, were married Oct. 27, 1964, and have daughter, Chastity, born in 1969. The suit asked for joint custody of her. Yves Montand in RECENT BOOK ORDERS BY FACULTY MEMBERS Study at The THEY HAVE ARRIVED AT YOUR OFFICIAL ON CAMPUS STORE Professional Art School STATE BOOKS PREVIOUSLY UNAVAILABLE gcademy of THEY HAVE ARRIVED AT YOUR OFFICIAL ON CAMPUS STORE

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By Joey Scanaplco The Bears caught on Dan Mays struck out, and Despite the double- mark on The big question quickly, though, tagging Smith popped out to the barreled setback, Menges is the SJSU baseball team is no Zylker for single runs in the catcher. confident that things will get have the mare: The Spartans eighth and ninth to wrap up Hinkley allowed the Bears better. to pitch their way poIential the first game. only one scoring opportunity "All it proves is that our conference cham- into the The run in the eighth but California struck for a pitching is a lot stronger

piOnship. wasn't the death-dealing single tally in the third and than we had anticipated," he is, the The only trouble blow. SJSU had taken the made it stand. said. Spartans had to lose a lead in the top of the inning doubleheader to California on a walk to Dennis Smith, a Monday afternoon to prove sacrifice, and a double by 24 HOUR it. Dave Ius. SERVICE Both starting pitchers, But California came back Steve Gordon-Forbes and ok with two hits in the bottom 4001 RAC& & WHITE Steve Hinkley pitched well half of the inning to knot UEVLIOPINC & PRINTINL enough to win on an average 11000CHROME MOVIES & SLIDES things up. They unlimited PHOTOGRAPHIC afternoon. But SJSU's 1974 the score just as quickly the diamond debut was anything following frame as Bob California's Oldest Camera Shop but normal as the Spartans Brian's double drove home 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS fell on both ends, 2-1 in the what proved to be the win- 665 Iii DOWNTOWN SAN LOSE 99 N REDWOOD AVE SAN LOSE a. opener and 1-0 in the ning run. 1084 LINCOLN AVE WILLOW LIEN 419 UNIVERSITY AVE PALO AI TO nightcap. Things quickly went from dill It was a discouraging day bad to worse, at least on the Chris Kidwell as such. Gordon-Forbes hitting end of the diamond, in Steve Dick, white trunks, and Jeff Gerry wrestle for control pitched six and two-thirds the second game. innings of no-hit, no-run ball While Hinkley was before finally giving up a watering the mound with his two-out single in the bottom sweat enroute to a brilliant of the seventh in the opening three-hitter, the Spartan Grapplers win 21-19 game. offense was cracking the He wasn't around when it ballbut in the wrong By Terry Day The 142 match proved to be a tactical struggle with SJSU's was over. Coach Gene direction. Winning streaks are for the teams that can prove they Jim Lucas shutting out FSU's Gary Lyman, 1-0. Menges sent in reliever "We were really hitting deserve it. The SJSU wrestling team is by no means an ex- Lucas' one point came on a warning from the referee for Randy Zylker the next inning the ball hard," Menges ception. stalling by Lyman. and things started to hap- remembered. "But all the With 13 consecutive dual-meet wins under their belts, the That's all Lucas needed to secure the match and team pen; none of them good. shots were right at Spartans went after Fresno State for No. 14, only this one was points. The hit-starved Bears somebody." going to be tougher. And it was, SJSU won 21-19. FSU cut the margin to two points as Mike McGough made feasted upon a variety of Well, almost all the shots. The Spartans started off big with Danny Kida in the 118 quick work of George Jagger. McGough won, in unim- Zylker's pitches, crashing SJSU got its one big chance pound class. The first round was extremely close with both pressive fashion, 4-0. After that match SJSU led 9-7. four hits and tallying a pair to even things up in the grapplers even, trying to find an opening. Jim Niskanen got the Spartans back on the winning track of runs in the next two in- second when a single by Finally Kida was caught off-guard by FSU's Dave Her- with a 7-3 decision over Dave Newman. Wrestling at 158 nings. Mark Kettman and a double nandez and was on the mat for a 2-point takedown, with 20 pounds, Niskanen took total control of the match which "We played both games by Brassea put runners on seconds left in the round. frustrated Newman so, that he and the FSU Coach Dick through a steady drizzle," second'and third with nobody Kida, trying to wrestle from the disadvantage, had Her- Francis complained to the referee of illegal holds. The Menges said afterwards. out. nandez in trouble, but let him slip away for an escape and complaint was disallowed and Niskanen breezed to the "I'm not crying about it or That's as close as a another point, with 1:40 left in the second round. decision. offering any excuses. I guess Spartan ever got to home Facing a 3-0 deficit, Kida went to work on Hernandez SJSU lengthened their lead when FSU lost by forfeit in the Zylker just couldn't get loose plate. Steve Macchi gaining an escape with only five seconds elapsed in the final 167 pound class. Although both wrestlers were announced, quick enough." grounded out to shortstop, round. At 1:15 Kida tied the match, 3-3, with a takedown and FSU's Nick Quinntana failed to show on the mat for the held on until only three seconds showed on the clock. match with Dean Prescott. Working fast, Kida reversed position on Hernandez for the The Spartans turned right around and forfeited the 177 and Sydney ruggers final two points as the buzzer sounded. 191 matches which left them on the short end of the team In the 126 division, Oscar Trevino turned a close match into score by one point. a rout. FSU's Rick Rio Frio gained the upper hand in the first SJSU heavyweight Donnell Jackson was supposed to win down Spartans round with a two-point reversal, but that was about all Rio by forfeit also, but was forced into a match with FSU's John Frio was going to get. Berg, normally a 191 contender. A strong Sydney It was a most valuable Trevino tied the score at 2-2 then went on a point- Jackson found it was a little tougher than he expected when University Rugby squad left experience for SJSU and a exchanging spree with Rio Frio until Trevino put the match Berg took a 3-2 lead with 1:03 left in the match. Jackson rose a definite impression on a very strong performance, away in the third round out-scoring his opponent 7-0. to the occasion by reversing position on Berg for a 4-3 win. young, but improving SJSU considering the powerhouse With the two decisions SJSU took a 6-0 going into the 134 Jackson was surprised. "I was sitting there joking, then I team this weekend by UCLA team and UCSB were pound class. had to go out and wrestle. The whole thing was he wasn't downing the Spartans 20-3. downed 22-9 and 37-16 to The Spartan's Steve Dick had the roughest match of the wrestling for a win, he was wrestling for a tie, that's hard The lop-sided score doesn't respectively by the Aussies. night, trying to handle Jeff Gerry. Gerry is the defending beat and hard to get up for," Jackson said. tell the whole story as the conference champion at 134 and proved it by soundly Right now the Spartans are the team to beat. Then sights Spartan ruggers were able to defeating Dick 20-2. That cut the Spartan's team margin to 6- turn to the Pacific Coast Athletic Association finals March 2 hold of f the more ex- -Guitars -Manuscript Paper 4. in, of all places, Fresno. Is there no justice! perienced Aussie's for three cmarters with the score 6-3. For the Spartans, Terry Recorders -Books Spartans lose 67-66 tilt to UOP Buchanan booted a 45-yard penalty goal while for - Batons -and other items Sydney, Quickendon, Watkins and Halliday scored tries with Williams and -Rent-to-own after building a five-point lead Freestone being successful on two kicks each. instruments and guitars The Aussies were most Despite holding the lead court at halftime with the Errecart converted two with 14 and 12 points impressed with the throughout most of the score 31-30 in their favor. more free throws with six respectively. Earl Hogue, aggressiveness shown by the contest, the SJSU varsity The Spartans were ahead seconds remaining to boost Pete Miller and Gary Hicks Spartans. Carl Eckern and MOYER MUSIC HOUSES basketball squad dropped a nearly the entire second half, UOP's lead to three. Russ all contributed eight points Rich Hendrix were most 67-66 decision to the but their biggest lead was Palmer's four-foot jumper at with Hogue grabbing 10 impressive as they University of Pacific only a five-point margin. But the buzzer still left UOP with rebounds. 84 E. San Fernando St. 298-5404 repeatedly halted Sydney Saturday night at the San it wasn't until the closing a one-point victory. UOP, now 14-8 overall, was drives with crunching 1 block from state Jose Civic Auditorium. moments of the game that The Spartans were im- led by Errecart with 18 tackles. The loss, the team's sixth lightning struck the Spar- pressive, shooting 55 per points and Chad Meyer who in their last seven outings, tans. cent from the floor and netted 15. outrebounding the Tigers 35 The cagers travel to With less than 30 seconds evens the Spartan's overall to 25. But as has been the Fresno State Thursday night left to play, the local cagers record at 11-11 and drops case all season, the Spartans for another Pacific Coast had the ball, a 64-62 lead and their conference mark to 2-5. were hurt at the free throw Athletic Association contest. seemingly their twelfth line as UOP sunk 15 of 22 The Spartans edged Fresno victory of the year. The Spartans took an early charity tosses. 61-60 early this month when lead and were ahead 8-6 However, the Tigers had Ronnie Fair and Ken the two teams met in Take the when UOP reeled off 10 other ideas as they stole the Mickey paced the Spartans Spartan Gym. unanswered points, giving ball and John Errecart put the Tigers an eight point up a four-foot bank shot to tie Associated Students Trains of Europe for a ride. margin, their biggest lead of the game. Unfortunately for Presents the night. the Spartans, Errecart was However, San Jose rallied fouled on the play and You're going to Europe and you want to do it cheap. Consider our trains.There's no with nine consecutive points converted the free throw to 1111 re economical way of seeing so much of Europe for so little. ( I their own and left the give UOP a one point lead Our Student-Railpass gives you two months of unlimited Second Class travel for $165. Likewise for travel in Britain, a variety of Brit Rail Youth Passes from $32 to $85 is BILLY available. Both of these passes are not available in Europe, so you must buy them here before you go. cFunkygunk On board our trains, our comfortable couchettes offer you a good night's sleep for $6. Our cafeteria-style dining cars serve excellent, but inexpensive meals. For light 20% off snacks, try our restaurant trolley service on many trains. JACK Our trains are fast, modem and cover over 100,000 on total stock The Giant Among Movies miles of track in Europe. There's no better way to experience Europe than on to SJSU students our trains. And if you haven't experienced our trains, 4 you haven't experienced Europe. all apartment IS BACK So see your Travel Agent or return the coupon and needs well send you our free brochure "The Trains Friday of Europe:' books European Rails iads 192 Box 70 clothing Bohemia. New York 11716 February 22nd (lentlemen, and the chance Please send me vino free lin ichure."The Trains of Europe Morris Daily Name that you might find Address Auditorium City Zip a stradivarius Nly Travel Agent is .1 at the perpetual garage sale: Fares subject to change. Two Shows THE TRAINS OF EUROPE 7 PM & 10 PM The only way to really see it. St. Vincent de Paul two locations: 51 Third St. & 1180 N. First St. 50c 50c February 20, 1974, Page 7 Sparta gals take third J.V.'s rout Pacific Larry Bowles and Grady line. the season and will be Despite many outstanding Roberts supplied the scoring The game was never in looking for more this week as individual performances, the punch Saturday night as the doubt as the Spartababes they travel Thursday to SJSU Women's Gymnastic SJSU junior varsity blew open to a 40-18 bulge at Fresno State and return Squad finished third in a tri- basketball squad trounced halftime. Pacific made 27 home Saturday to play the meet with Hayward State the University of Pacific turnovers in the game. Stanford junior varsity at and Sacramento State J.V.'s 90-57. Coach Joe Jennum's 5:45 p.m. at the Civic Saturday at Hayward. The Bowles had the game high Spartababes are now 16-6 on Auditorium. Spartan women scored 164.0 of 20 points, while Roberts to 204.3 for Hayward dumped in 19. Ray Hill, still points FIRST Elltaa 0%4 'ENT% and 172 for Sacramento. being used on the soph-frosh Hayward and Sacramento squad to get more game are considered two of the time, added another 15. most powerful Women's Roberts was an amazing 11 Gym teams in the state. for 13 from the freethrow Coach Jan Sjoquist said, "It was our first meet and I am very pleased. We did Save dollars \10elt extremely well." In the best all around ef- on gas! fort by a Spartan, Michele Discover that your Moore grabbed a fifth place gasoline bills can be cut Don't Miss 10 all-around down as much as 30 per Spe taculai Dance Company iI 45 in the advanced Sinkers and Musicians' Leaps 511Hein' on the cent when you invest in the after taking a third THREE PERFORMANCES ONLY, bars. Kathy Long had a third NEW Gasoline Blend Fri., Feb. 22, 830PM, MASONIC AUDITORIUM, SF in the floor exercise and the Calculator! 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By Marvin Kusumoto It was not top-notch State is only in its second event when SJSU jumped to for the first time as a top performance at any A top-notch performance because, according to Rea year as an intercollegiate a quick two point lead as it Spartan in the vault event FREE 1 altitude with the help of this only match a 6.95. by the SJSU gymnasts was Anders, SJSU gymnastics team and is capable of grew to 14 before the and finished with new Gasoline Blend ON RING DAY ONLY! not a prerequisite for win- coach, his team is capable of about 140 points, Anders ended. Seelos' score was fourth Calculator. Your engine ning last Saturday as the 154 points but it still, "hasn't said. 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Recommendations will be sent to Charles Adams, chair- where Porter said the grievant usually wins. man of the State Academic Senate. The Academic Senate will Set of new procedures Panel to weigh then formulate the new code. According to Porter, Diunke is trying to make a new system where he is not involved. According to Dr. Charles Porter, committee chairman, the offered by chancellor "As a result of negotiation, he has removed himself from new code will attempt to improve existing grievance the procedure," Porter explained. procedures. In the new proposal, grounds for grievance are limited to grievance code Under the present grievance procedures, there is a formal mittee if the facts warrant it. non-retention, denial of tenure, denial of merit salary ad- adversary system. With the new procedure, attempts to have resulting from arbitrary action, substantial Charges vancement, or non-promotion. Improvements and modifications for a new faculty an informal resolution and fact finding investigation, then, if departure from required procedures or the ignoring of The academic employe and a representative of grievance code will be made at a meeting of the Academic necessary, formal arbitration is made. substantial evidence favorable to the academic employe can the Council Professional Standards Committee meeting at 2:30 The goal of the modifications stated Porter, is to "build a president attempt to resolve the dispute informally. bring on a grievance complaint. in Library South 155. procedure which will be acceptably to a majority of the in- If no resolution is made, a faculty fact finding panel is p.m. today The grievance committee makes dividuals concerned," including faculty and administration. recommendations to the chosen. Describing its purpose, Porter said, "It will only is considering a new proposal issued by The committee university president who makes final decision. make judgment on whether or not facts support or not sup- Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke: Executive Order 180, Grievance If the grievant doesn't get an agreeable resolution, he port ... whether the individual has a case for grievance." Procedures for the Academic Personnel of California State Porter explained that now when academic personnel wish appeals to the chancellor and if necessary goes to court, Findings are reviewed by the university president. Universities and Colleges. to appeal an action, the matter goes to a grievance corn- A.S. board slates spring programs Levi's "We are working with a mission. remaining films and lec- League and the SJSU College fiction television series or May. Speakers will in- Welch. He said that the limited budget this semester The committee, despite turers will be presented on Union Program Board, "Star Trek." The event is clude, Secretary of State public is encouraged to come but we are trying to set up financial problems, has been Wednesdays and Thursdays. Takei will speak on "The free and open to the public. Edmund Brown Jr., Rep. and talk with members of the for the best calendar of speakers busy planning events for the Other events include: Image of Asian Americans in Dr. John Charles Cooper, Jerome Waldie, D-Antioch, board. Any ideas would be possible. We hope to coer all spring semester. Included George Takei, Asian the Media." an expert on exorcism, will Mayor Joseph Alioto, D-San appreciated. levels of interest," said Dave are: a social awareness American activist and actor, Takei began his appear April 18. His work Francisco, and Assembly The AS. Program Com- Welch, Forum committee series, two speakers and a who will appear at 7:30 p.m. professional career as an includes two books, "New Speaker Robert Moretti, D- mission office is located on Gals. chairman. California candidates forum. on Feb. 25, in Morris Dailey. actor with a major role on Mentality" and "The Turn Van Nuys. Candidates will the second level of the The Forum series is a part The social awareness Sponsored by the Asian Playhouse 90. He is perhaps Right." speak on separate occasions. Student Union. of programs presented by series opened on Sunday American Studies Program, most identified with his role A California candidates "If anyone would like to All speakers will be We've got a ton of 'em. the A.S. Program Com- with the film "Z." The Japanese American Citizens of Mr. Sulu in the science forum is scheduled for April talk about programs they available for classroom should get in touch with the visits on the day of their Given civil rights award program board," said presentations. 1

The world's greatest Bunzel honored in S.F. selection under one roof Birdwoman of All the latest styles and SJSU President John H. past 25 years. ceptance of more minorities, rather than one of movement as one of the most fabrics. So what are you Bunzel was presented Commenting on this and the removal of the quota separatism. important pieces of un- wattino for') recently with an award by history, Bunzel said, "My system as school policy. "Here at San Jose we have finished legislation in the San Jose State biggest concern has been in Afro-American the San Francisco City and More recently Bunzel a very active country," he said. "It is 'N$1 of public policy a Barbara Edel1/356-0664 County Board of Supervisors the area worked as a delegate from program, a school of social something I care profoundly movement of greater em- utticial campus rep of PSA for his efforts in combating California for Robert work with a Chicano about." and a lessening of the unofficial state bird discrimination and fur- equality Kennedy in the 1968 phasis, and one of the oldest discrimination." of California Over 160 thering the cause of civil presidential campaign which EOP (Educational Oppor- While completing his -;hts a day connecting rights. took him to the national tunity Programs) in the Looking to the future, at Princeton .iit of Northern and Southern The award was given at a education Democratic convention in state. Our problem lies Bunzel said, "The real University, he became the California Need a meeting of the regional Chicago. mainly in finding the suf- danger is separatism 9cr advisory board of the Anti- first president of the Liberal ficient resources for because I don't think we can reservation'? Give your Defamation League. Union, an organization of Today he is still an sup- programs like these." afford to split apart now. We campus rep a little bird call No specific instance was students working with porter of civil rights Still he sees SJSU as an need to find those things PSA gives you a lift. cited for its presentation but faculty on common goals. movements and says he sees open campus, one where which will bind us together the award covered a history These goals included the the problem now as being people are judged as human as a people rather than of civil rights activites that eradication of anti-semitism one of expanding educational beings. exaggerate those differences have taken place over the from the campus, the ac- opportunities for minorities "I see the civil rights between us." STUDENT CAR INSURANCE College tuition gap grows THE LOWEST RATES ON YOUR CAR OR MOTORCYCLE COME SEE US. SACRAMENTO (AP) had soared to $2,029. charges at 20 private in- being forced into public "These trends reveal that, The tuition gap between "In other words, the cost of stitutions. institutions because they taken as a group, in- CS151 Campus40In4ssuchandce.Service tuition and fees, not to be can't afford private schools, dependent institutions are California's private colleges at the public confused with the total cost Students the report said. encountering increased and universities and public University of California pay of attending college in the difficulty in attracting full- institutions has widened $100 "education fee" each private sector, has risen a Fulltime undergraduate time undergraduate 289-8681 rapidly, a legislative report are no tuition rapidly in relation to charges quarter. There enrollment in California's students," the report said. says. at the 19-campus for public higher education, charges private colleges was down by California State University In the 1956-57 school year, partly the result of public nearly two per cent last fall. and Colleges or the state's 99 it cost an average of $546 policy in maintaining low Last school year, total public two-year community more in tuition and fees to fees for public higher enrollment jumped by 6.3 Iris NEW colleges. attend a private college than education," the report said. per cent, but that was a public institution, said the The report's figures were Private universities have primarily due to an increase report from the legislature's based on a study by the been forced to hike tuition to in part-time under- Joint Committee on the Association of Independent stay afloat financially, the graduates, part-time and Master Plan for California Colleges and report said. A result has full-time graduate students Higher 5 FOOT Education. By this school Universities ( AICCU ) which been that more and more and professional students, year the tuition difference used average student prospective students are the report said. Still no dancing in bars GIANT SUBMARINE Supreme Court upholds nudity law SANDWICH WASHINGTON (AP) Opposing their bid for a dinance constituted a prior guaranteed by the First and The Supreme Court refused U.S. Supreme Court review restraint against activities 14th Amendments. Tuesday to hear challenges of state court rulings, the to lower court rulings state attorney general upholding ordinances argued that the case had outlawing topless and bot- become moot because the SPARKS from tomless dancings in ordinance in question had establishments that serve been repealed. THE SPARTAN BOOKSTORE liquor in two California State Atty. Gen. Evelle J. "In the Student Union" r ,,wia Fyn localities. Younger stated that the BESTSELLERS - WEEK OF The petitioners had con- Sacramento City Council last tended that ordinances November repealed the FEBRUARY 18, 1974 passed by Sacramento city controversial ordinance. The THE EXORCIST, by Blatty Bantam $1.75 and county and by Orange repeal took effect a month *JOY OF SEX, edited by Comfort Simon & County violated their civil later, he said. Schuster 4.95 rights and rights of free "Since petitioners no PAPILLON, by Charriere Pocket expression. longer face any possibility of Books 1.95 prosecution under the CHARIOTS OF THE GODS, by Von Daniken Bantam 1.25 In the Sacramento case, repealed code sections, it 111111111111111]1111111111 111111p11 11111111111111 topless-bottomless dancers TIME ENOUGH FOR LOVE follows that their request for 2- 3 4 5 7 9 10 II 2. Kathleen Rose Gaines and a preliminary injunction and By Heinlein Berkley 1.95 Marsha Gean McNabb along this application ... have 'OUR BODIES, OUR SELVES - Boston with their boss, Clarence become moot," Younger Women's Health Book Collective Simon & Reynolds, argued that nude said. Schuster 2.95 or seminude dancing was not In the Orange County case, OPEN MARRIAGE, by O'Neil & O'Neil Buy it by the Inch per se beyond the protection Harvey S. Owen, owner of Avon 1.95 IN SEARCH OF ANCIENT MYSTERIES, of the First Amendment. As Harvey's Guest House, and by Landsburg Bantam 1.50 a result, they said, a dance June Crownover, a topless- cut 5 inches 85c THE CAMERONS, by Crichton Warner Minimum act would have to be ruled bottomless dancer at the Paperback 1.95 obscene to be forbidden. house, argued that the or- SERPICO, by Maas Bantam 1.75 20c per inch thereafter happy February! FIRST AMERICA% CONCERTS If you haven't had a chance to really browse GORDON CROWE In Assocralon orth Saisill %libber IHIerItt through our general books this semester, now's THE SMASH BROADWAY COMEDY HIT the time. Our COMET KOHOUTEK made an Imogene King unfortunate fizzle, but we have the sensation- Try a Genuine Malted ally popular JOY OF SEX, at last in paperback, C n s n to take its place. The new book, GOLD OF THE GODS, by Erich von Daniken (CHARIOTS OF THE only 60' of GODS and GODS FROM OUTER SPACE), has the Prisoner Secom7V7-Ime arrived ( Putnam, $6.95), and also the sequel to the popular PAPILLON by Henri Charriere, From our Ice Cream Fountain BANCO - THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF A New C,mmi uy Ci 'mon PAPILLON (Morrow, $7.95). You probably know that we have a good 29 FLAVORS Original Direction Mr Mike Nichols supply of Blatty's THE EXORCIST, and National Companies Directed tiv Tom Porter also of SERPICO, by the author of the NE PERFORMANCE ONLY! Tues.Eve. 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