Friday, May 18, 1973 Shooting of Terry S artan Daily to be investigated Serving California State University at San Jose Since p 1936 0 ' By MIKE MITCHELL The Santa Clara County Human Relations Commission decided Wednesday evening to reopen in a public hearing the investigation "f the shooting of Ralph Terry. 27, by Deputy Sheriff Gary Wiens on April 24. Model Wiens, suspended during the investigation with pay, has been returned to an active duty status. He Cities has not yet returned to duty and is on vacation according 'mismanaged' to Santa Clara County Sheriff Community Relations Officer Lange Atwood. "From all the facts," said Jim Hoffman, chief auistant to the District Attorney, "it appeared accidental. Evidence was very strong. Not 100 per cent, but u strong as charges Councilman Colla you can ever get." The By BILL PATERSON professional pos erty orkers.' problems. s!,stent than ae have taken out." commission's move came after listening to the report of Commissioner Shelby Givens, who had and MARTIN V1 EYBRET But City Demonstration Agency This was the case, he said, in the Manuel Lerma, deputy director of the monitored the controversial investigation. Ron Last of a series Director Eldon Erickson objected to housing repair scandal, the demise of Model Cities corporation, agreed with McPherson of the San Jose Black Caucus had gone before the Board of the tone of the articles. He said Community Supervisors on May 2 to request such intervention by the commission. "Improprieties" and mismanagement the Health Unlimited, La Casa Erickson that the program was never Mercury appeared to be uncovering a child care McPherson and Frank Escobar, commission executive secretary, also viewed the are the main problems with Model center and auditing expected to be perfect. series of scandals when in fact his investigation materials. Cities, according to San Jose City staff irregularities that turned up in the Drug "You're not going to have a 100 per had discovered the problems Escobar was directed by the commission to hire an independent investigator and Councilman Joe Colla. and were Communications program. cent success rate on an experimental acting to remedy them when the program," he said. "There attorney, who would replace Robert Saxe, county counselor, who also advises the Colla has opposed Model Cities since But Councilman Colla maintains the are good and Mercury's stories appeared. Sheriff's Department. just after its inception (he told the Daily problems should have been caught there are bad administrators." In his report to the commission. Shelby said, "There are some apparent he relunctantly voted to initiate the Problems defended before they got out of hand. Lerma thought the Mercury's series of articles were biased. "I think along discrepancies in the witnesses' testimonies." program). "We have 30 per cent of the city's "The city has never before contracted with the negative they should have He referred specifically, in his report to the commission, to the testimony of A series of articles published by the auditing but a with community-type organizations," much smaller share of the of the Wiens and Deputy Sheriff Curtis Stettler. Stettler was handcuffing Terry when San Jose Mercury recently brought to Erickson said. "So you're going to have come back to show both sides budget capacity," Erickson said. Wiens' .38 caliber pistol discharged into TciTy's head. public attention several cases of Model a few more problems (with community story," he said. down Wiens, the commissioner reported, had claimed Terry had attempted to escape Cities mismanagement as well as agencies than with traditional city Lerma believes the Mercury is they are and continued to resist arrest. Stettler, Givens reported, said Terry did not attempt charges the program is controlled by a offices.i- He predicted many other city on poverty programs "because to escape or resist arrest. Chicano "clique." Fund agencies might come under fire if they a waste of the taxpayers money." -cut threat Stettler stated he emerged from his car with pistol drawn, Givens said. After a Colin called the series "objective" but were subjected to similarly thorough covered Bad aspects high speed chase from the Highway 101 13th Street exit to the corner of 13th and added the articles "were audits. not strong hits Model Cities Lori Escobar, a former editor of the East St. James Street. enough." Attempts to mprose accounting EPA questioned MC publication Viva, said the Mercury Stettler. Givens said, stated that upon getting out of his car, he observed Wiens "Those stories could have been done practices by Model Cities agencies were One of the programs the Mercury covered the bad aspects of the program with his pistol drawn, held with two hands and pointed at Terry. long ago," he said. Colla contends he revealed by the San Jose Mercury questioned was Economic Progress for which she considers to be only a small "Stettler testified that he heard Officer Wiens shout two or three times to Ralph had heard of many of the problems yesterday. All. The paper asked Paul Gregory of portion of the total program. Terry to turn around and put his hands on the car," Givens reported. brought out in the articles long before The paper said Rafael Jimenez, the city auditor's office to "Why would HUD (Housing and Stettler, the commissioner stated, said he holstered his pistol, and approached they were widely publicized. evaluate the assistant director of the city office programs loan failure rate. Urban Development) give them SI Terry who had by that point assumed a "spread eagle" position against his car, to which governs Model Cities, has warned Program director Juan Vigil told the million if they were so bad," she said. search him. Council ensiled to an administrators of Model Cities projects Mercury three of EPA's 29 loans to that Mrs. Escobar was referring "Once he was satisfied there was no weapon that was close enough for him to get The large number of participating in that face funding cuts if they do not date had failed. From this the paper extra grant recently given by HUD to, he grabbed his right hand off the top and moved it down and put the handcuff agencies make Model Cities difficult to comply with new bookkeeping stan- deduced a 10 per cent failure rate. addition to MC's regular budget. on the right hand," Givens reported to the commission. manage, Colla said. He assailed his dards. "For a bank, that would be terrible," Jessie Delgado, a San Jose State Stettler, Givens said, stated Wiens was standing about two feet behind him and to fellow councilmen for not approving Jimenez said the regulations were said Gregory. But Vigil told the Daily University lecturer and aide to the left. Wiens said "that he thought the gun was about four or five inches from funds for another auditor on the (D-San explained to project directors in the loans which had failed were small Representative Don Edwards, Terry's head," he said. program. briefing sessions last month. and in all accounted for less than two Jose), believes the Mercury articles "He said to the best of his knowledge he had taken his finger out of the trigger More careful consideration must be per cent of funds lent out. were sensationalized. "They've got to because he knew it was cocked and at the slightest jar, it would go off," Givens given to Model Cities proposals by his sell newspapers," he said. related to the commission. colleagues because city council action "We have an adequate staff and I Program 'not bank' Although persons in the MC "becomes the final document," he said. think they're doing a heck of a fine job," Vigil added his program is not a bank, hierarchy say the Mercury articles have He objected to a takeover of the Erickson said. "We appear not to be but an economic development project. not affected the program, Delgado 40 program by what he calls because years of fees "a group of we've been able to find some "We have put more into the economic believes they have. (See page 8) in Student Union Election ballot box stolen from poll; By STEPHEN MEYER building. The interim loan was used First of a series because, by law, the low interest loan In the year 2001. San Jose State could only be obtained once the University students will still be paying building was erected. A.S. council outcome in jeopardy off the federal loan on the Student The federal loan, however, did not Union a loan which carries a 40-year fully cover the total cost of 54.546,000 By LEE DICKASON booth at the time of the theft. He places just speculation, but I beliese the man she added. payback period and which began in for construction. Approximately $1.3 the time of the theft at about 6:15 last who actually grabbed the box was Nearly one third of the ballots cast in A.S. Pres. Dennis King and Vice- 1968 after construction of the building. million which was left was paid by three night. driving the car. it moved slowly up this week's upper division election were Pres. Rudi Leonardi advised Miss In 1963, students voted to impose a major sources: Spartan Shops and "It was a nice set up," Gribling said. Seventh Street and at the end of the stolen yesterday from the Seventh Matthew's to continue the election, mandatory fee on themselves and future Associated Students contributions and "I was sitting at the poll on Seventh street another man got in. I'm not really invalidating Street poll, according to Election Board only those votes missing. students for the purpose of building a donations from graduating classes. Street when a guy sneaked up behind sure, but I think it was our suspect." chairperson 'Carole Matthew s. This will mean a massive phone. student union. A two-thirds majority me and grabbed the ballot box. He Gribling did not take down the When the students voted the idea Out of a total of 970 votes cast in the calling marathon to reach those who was required and the measure passed by of a turned around and threw it over the license plate of the car Wednesday and Thursday voting because as he voted at the Seventh Street poll. "If we 70 votes. student union on the campus was fence by the barbeque pit to another said, "I'm sure they wouldn't have had already 36 years old. In 1927, La Torre, period, 292 were in the Seventh Street can reach those people and ask them to The original $3 per year fee, started guy," he said. the box right there in the car. The set-up the SJSU yearbook, carried a full page ballot box when it was taken. The stolen vote again we will be able to retain the in 1964-65, was doubled the next "Then I got up and ran after that was too good for that." of publicity for a new union. ballots included all of those cast on election results," Miss Matthews said. academic year. In 1966-67 the fee was Upper division Wednesday and Thursday, Miss second guy," Gribling explained. "But candidate Leon Farley Even if this tactic works, the A.S. again doubled $12. After 1967 the fee Also, the Student Body Executive of the Third Matthews claims. by the time! got up and running, he had World Coalition was Judiciary will still have final say on the si as increased to SIM a year. The current Board in 1928-29 was pressing for Wayne Gribling, 21 and senior passed the box to a third guy." campaigning near the poll just prior to validity of this week's election. They tee is $20 a year. something more than the temporary Gribling believes the theft was well the time of the theft. cottage used for student activities. The psychology major, was manning the may also vote to keep the results of the The 1963 election committed planned to lead him away from the box "I left about fifteen minutes before cottage was a small "L" shaped building election, minus the stolen votes, should generations of students to paying a itself. "I'm sure during all that running the box was stolen." Farley said. called the "Shack." It was located the phone -calling campaign fail. student union fee approximately around one of those guys hid the box," Farley claims he saw "three or four" where the Home Economics Building $150,000 a year is taken out by the Spring grades he said. men sitting around behind the Seventh now stands. Chancellor's office to pay off the loan Final grades for the 1973 spring Gribling called campus police shortly Street poll. "They were there for a long Program Board before any of the money can be spent to semester will be mailed on June II to after the theft. He described the first time while I was around there," he said. In 1937, Carnegie Library building Applications are now being accepted supply student services. the address on the correction card in man as 6 ft., 150 pounds, with longish According to Miss Matthews the became the location of the activity for appointment to the A.S. Program The $3.24 million loan from the the spring registration packet. hair, and claims he was a Chicano. election will continue as planned. "At center. In the basement a gathering spot Board. Department of Housing and Urban Changes of address should be Gribling apparently did not get a good first we considered invalidating the for many of the students was a small The applications may be picked up, Development I know n as the Housing reported to the registrar's office, look at the two other suspects. election." she said. "But there wouldn't soda fountain called the "Coop." and filed at the Associated Students and Home Finance Agency at the time) Library North, room 110, no later When he returned to the ballot box, be enough time to hold another one office any time between 8 a.m. and 5 was used to pay back an interim loan In the meantime, because of the than May 30. Gribling noticed a lavender car parked before school's out. That would mean p.m., Monday through Friday. taken out to finance construction of the expansion of the library, the center was would have to wait until next year, on Seventh Street near the poll. "This is' we moved in 1959 to a remodeled apart- ment building, on 315 S. Ninth St. where it was to stay until the new student First woman AFROTC graduate feels union was built. no different from male cadets A.S. reps lobby By ION MEADE school paper which read: 'The ROTC country and home should be men. patriotic, idealistic and determined." sometime in the future. Miss Kerst feels against fee bill "I really feel if a woman is qualified In 1971, San Jose State University's will be testing for cadets. Women can Dave Hockaday. another cadet who most people don't understand and Five members of San Jose State accepted she'll be treated equal, maybe better Air Force ROTC program apply'," she said. will be commissioned along with Miss appreciate the military and ROTC University's A.S. government will make than male counterparts," she said. Joan Kerst, a 20-year-old senior in "I was really shocked," she admitted. Kerst in June, said, "She's very enough. a presentation opposing a bill on op- first woman "If women were equal to men in all criminal justice, as its "I didn't think women could apply." energetic and competitive. She is also a She said cadets who are corn' tional A.S. fees at te state legislature's respects I would prefer the men to be cadet. Miss Kerst, who has three sisters that stickler for detail, very able to get jobs missioned as officers face far more eommittee on Education hearing Colonel, will the leaders and have the final word. Miss Kerst, a cadet Lt. have mixed feelings about her decision done." responsibility than the average college Tuesday in Sacramento, according to ranks of 28 men as to join the service, believed joining the "1 think it's wrong for a woman to go be standing in the Looking forward to a law degree graduate. A.S. Council member Tony Gonzales. and be ROTC was a through life with a chip on her shoulder, the first woman to graduate way in which she could A.S. Pres. Dennis King, A.S. Pres.- from SJSU's AFROTC show she cared. complaining about injustices and how commissioned elect Rudi Leonardi, and Council they have been mistreated." Department. "Often times a person can support members Rick Marks, Tony Gonzales to be com- something with words," she said, "but it Miss Kerst, an honor student who Being the first woman and David Pacheco plan to leave Miss Kerst means more to support said she didn't know a lieutenant from a missioned does not make with actions.' Monday for the public hearing. The different. She just Miss Kerst, who believes more in the sergeant before she joined the ROTC, feel uneasy or even presentation is being drawn up by King. likes to be thought of as another cadet. defense of her country than the defense published a cadet handbook that an- This is in response to Assembly Bill "More often than not I feel that I'm of womens lib, says women have the swered "everything the cadet did not 159, authored by Assemblyman Ray E. just graduating," said Miss Kerst, "not same advantages as men in the ROTC know and was afraid to ask." Johnson. R -Chico, which was presented that I'm the first female graduating." and military. That's why she joined. She has also been president of Alpha to the legislature in January and which Miss Kerst, who was born in Penn- "We have most of the advantages Phi Sigma honor society) and of the the Committee on Education will sylvania and migrated to California with men have," said the sandy haired Student Affairs Committee of the review May 22. her parents in 1958, graduated from blonde. "including education and School of Applied Arts and Sciences. The hill proposes to abolish the Saratoga High School one year ahead of franchise, so we should share the Miss Kerst's dedication in her job as present, mandatory $IO A.S. fee and her class in 1967. responsibility of serving." cadet inspector general is best reflected make it optional on an individual basis She then went on to SJSU to pursue Admitting that many people have by the time she invited some long haired at the California State Colleges and her interest in law. She first thought preconceived ideas about why girls join cadets into the orderly room for a hair University System. about joining ROTC while she was a the military, Miss Kerst said "The idea trimming session. junior. that all girls join because they are lonely Lt. Col. Albert Tarvin, AFROTC At the hearing, the group will also "I felt very proud of the guys in the and want to find a man is absurd . . . I'm commander, said her position in the emphasize to the committee that campus ROTC program," she stated. "It not." corps was a very demanding one, even student priorities have changed, said made me feel a responsibility to my Filling her leisure time, which is hard for the strongest of men. Gonrales. country. I guess it's just like something as she is working on her masters, Miss "Joan has been tremendously active "We wish to point out that services that grows, like loving your family. I Kerst finds chess, ballet, art, reading. in her two years of AFROTC," the which directly involve the students and wanted to do my part." cooking and skiing her most enjoyable colonel said. "She will definitely he the immediate outside community Miss Kerst didn't actually think about and relaxing pleasures. designated as a distinguished military should he given top priority," he said. herself joining the ROTC until she saw Although Miss Kerst has held the graduate from SJSU. He added the group will propose that an ad in the Spartan Daily. position of inspector general while a "She is also a hard worker who tends the budget conflict could be lessened by "I saw an announcement in the cadet, she believes the leaders of the to he a perfectionist. Joan is very Cadet Lt, Col. Joan Kerst eliminating athletics from funding. 76 CAM PA I GN BUTTON Editorial Power alternatives Daily tiot:stirn for tomorrow Vol. SO Page 2 My 18 1973 No 11' needed 4 shortages have been ex- Fuel taneusers of the oil companies. As perienced in all sectors of the the oil adsertisement states, "A 4I11411i4111 n 0111:111 States. Some service stations United country that runs on oil can't afford closed and others are rationing base to run short." their supply. Therefore, it follows that running What is the Watergate? All this suddenly occurred after a loss on oil will subsequently lead to court ruled the oil com- federal Congressional approval of oil Jackie Easley would not be permitted to panies company demands, and it probably (as established by a 1926 exceed will. Editor's Note: The following question was asked of a narrow right-of-way when law( But before all the oil is pumped fourth grade students at Lowell Elementary School in constructing the Alaskan oil out of the Alaskan North Slope, the San Jose. pipeline. United States should consider 10, fourth grader: timing of the ruling and the Randy Wells. The something other than immediate shortage appears to he more "I think it's sort of like a scandal. If I remember right, fuel cons enience and profit. coincidence. there were these lawyers in the Watergate. I think it was than a The Daily asks, "What will Richard Hartesveldt, San Jose about bugging or something, but I'm not sure, because I Dr. America and the world do when the I 'niversity biology professor, didn't read about that part. It's in all the newspapers, and State oil reserses are depleted " relayed information to his I listened to it on all the radios.! think the lawyers got in has To date, alternative power students that (according to big trouble. They were in on the scandal." ecology sources have not been found and an Oil executisel the fuel a Shell alternative to the medicinal base of shortage is a political ploy of the Sara Buetens, 9. fourth grader petroleum is not in sight. oil companies to force "That's a hotel where the Democrats' party was major Solutions in the form of dreams Congress to comply with their staying. Some of Nixon's people were putting little or speculations have been wishes. devices in peoples' rooms at night time so that they could proposed, but they have evolved Comments LCOStati9rr. Specifically, the oil companies hear what the Democrats were doing in there. If they had Copyught little beyond that level. 1973 to, neelet Tunes Syndicate want the planned Alaskan pipeline a plan to win or something, then they would know what Will America continue this , . . , approved, regardless of right-of-way they were doing. They suspect Nixon was part of it, but course of consumption until its only requirements, plus reopening of the they don't know yet." Men's arcuate attitudes power supply is physical or will it re- archaic, stereotyped attitudes. He gave me the clear impression California Coast to oil drilling and with examine its priorities? feel the woman's place that he felt a college education for exploration operations. Teresa Chavoya. 9. fourth grader Many still The Daily believes solutions lay is in the home, and that achieving is women could not be too useful. Pres. Nixon wants the pipeline "Ws a hotel where the Democrats were staying last not in the immediate tapping of the unfeminine. A conversation I had And he is not alone in his thinking. approved immediately. Most of the summer and people were trying to hear what they were remaining oil reserves. If these are with an old high school friend Women are often encouraged by major newspapers in the Bay Area saying. Pres. Nixon was there. I think he wasn't doing it, es entually needed, they can be used recently illustrates this point. men to take short business courses hase published editorials of the though. It was a bad thing to do. The people that did it later. 1 so they can supplement their same opinion. Similarly. Los may be arrested. I think it was in California." The nation's present concern not seen each other husbands' incomes when they Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty is Since we had should in developing feasible power brought each campaigning in support of for five years, we Although great strides are being alternatives, not in following the Deena Cook. 10. fourth grattet When I told him I reopening the Santa Barbara other up to date. made in the area of equal rights for President's or the oil companies' "It's a hotel where these people put bugs and tried to graduate with a degree Channel to oil drilling. planned to women, many men still view women suicidal tendencies of "Consume find out things to get some information or something like June, he said, These viewpoints well with in journalism next marry. But, women desiring higher today. Tomorrow will take care of that. They were politicians. They were trying to get plan to do with it the supposed conspiratorial "What do you educations leading to careers of itself." information that was somebody else's. They might have nothing?" own are not always taken to go to court or something." their ('O111 III 4111 I seriously. Another point my friend and I Grinaldo. la fourth grader Correction discussed was marriage. When I Taking things for granted "It was when Pres. Nixon had to fire one of his best asked if he had married, he replied, when I noticed this lady in her mid- Have you ever stopped to think friends. I think he was with these other people, like The Spartan Daily wishes to "No, but it would be to my ad- 60s bending over the sidewalk boa lucky you are to have and own spying. I guess. They did something wrong inside of the apologize for its staff comment vantage. If married, I would have spitting on it. I peered closer trying niaferial things in life? Let's person's office. At first. I thought Watergate was about of May 15 which criticized the someone to cook my meals after I to figure her out. oserlook the nice clothes, cars, water pollution, but it's not, I guess. Oh, Pres. Nixon was San Jose State University had studied all day." I finally was able to figure out home or apartment. etc.. and get sery sad to let his friend go. He was one of his best Communications Board for While many women still like to what this lady, who was wearing a down to the bar necessity of life and friends. But I didn't want Nixon to win anyway. I wanted failing to attend this week's open think of themselves as their ragged, torn, dirty army jacket was the element most of us in America McGovern." forum for editor candidates. husbands' helpers, cooks and house doing. She was spitting on wads of take for granted . . . food. The Daily has learned that cleaners, more and more women disgarded gum, trying to loosen On a recent trip to San Francisco Prof. John Wettergreen, are realizing they have much more them up so she could eat them. I %Sas reminded of this "necessity of chairman of the Com- potential. They are entering our She would spit, peel the gum off life" a hile I was walking down a munications Board, was unable universities with full-time careers in Darryl Gonzalez, 10, fourth grader front the sidewalk with an old butter buss street in the industrial area of to attend and thus unable to mind. knife, swallow one and then put one the city. "I don't know. I never, never watch the news." encourage other members to So you men with your archaic in her little beat-up handbag. What I saw will probably repulse attend because of the death of attitudes had better wake up and People just walked by and you as it did me but it you stop and his parents. realize that women will no longer looked, including myself. I still tend think about it the way I did, I'm sure The Daily regrets its com- accept your domihation. It might to think about that when I bite into you'll appreciate the delights of ments concerning the board and help if you think of them first as a steak. I don't know if! feel sorrier food and the feeling of clean Photos by extends its sympathy to Prof. human beings, then as women. for her .. . or me. clothing on your back. Wettergreen and his family. Debbie Teresi John Meade I was waiting for a light to change Wade Howell Labeling styles The older generation's labeling of 144114'1'S to the Editor some of pur young people as Comm u n kat ion gap Students in a favorable light. The A.S. President-elect Rudy department (one of the finest in the liberal education with the world of "hippies" seems rather rediculous Editor: very nature of the job stretches the Leonardi is a well-meaning and country) and that's just plain work under previous ad- but when they dump their own life credibility of even Rick Malaspina's "Editor's Desk" the most honest capable person his support of "undesirable." ministrations has been one of styles on their younger generation PR man. Thus, the problem of column validly called for more open this kind of change in the student John Adkisson wisdom and foresight a com- more consideration should be used. adequate coverage would communication between the A.S. still rest budget is particularly shocking mitment, which to abandon is sheer The other day! saw this child that with the Daily. executive and the student com- because of that fact. College training heresy. must have been at least two or three The column's munity. but its conclusion was major fallacy, A yes vote on the funding Editor: It would be well to remember playing in the sunshine without any however, is to assume that based on incorrect premises. A.S. initiative means an end to funding Former President Charles H. that the community of men and clothes on. government needs promotion. The first is to assume that Dennis It of the Radio -Television News Allen of the old San Jose Normal women who foot the bills for Now, that seems to be a rather does not. It needs fair, ample, and King needs a public relations man 'Center at San Jose State University. School installed a lathe in the education across the board and for minor incident but it does bring up of the things because "Things happen fast in the accurate reportings If student government is allowed a basement of that facility in what other public support programs need the fact that more care should be

Daily offices and often those who that happen as they happen. free hand in directing funds away today might be called a "general income to do so. This is not used in bringing up children no A step in the right should cannot get out and talk to direction from RTNC a mammoth shop." That was in the 1874 and generated by those who do not have matter what their parents are like. would be a restructuring of Spartan campus politicians and officials." disservice to journalism students marks the birth of what is now San a vocation or salable skill. In order It seems that the basis of the Daily policy by, for example, Such an assumption disregards will be in the wings. How can Radio- Jose State University with a heritage to support "Ivy Tower" speculation whole "hippie" movement is to do stationing one or more Daily he Daily's priority system which TV students learn without the tools of practicality. and ad hoc thinking, institutions of your own thing. If a kid is brought reporters inside the A.S. offices as a assigns only one reporter, out of 50 of their trade. The equipment and Almost a century later on this higher education should be com- up with hair down to his knees, no kind of bureau. Their stories, then, or more, to cover A.S. government money that will be denied are in- campus, the voice of administration mitted to support diversity of clothes on, and a joint in his mouth would come from the natural in- as a full-time endeavor. It also consequential niceties in a fat has become polemic in its de- mission, philosophy and by the time he's three, that's terchange they could develop with suggests more newsworthy stories budget. RTNC is working with a emphasis of support philosophically curriculum. definitely not letting him or her do members of student government. are available in the Daily office than limited budget as is. If the students to practical education. It is most The ancient seven liberal arts their own thing. The simple development of mutual elsewhere on campus. in the journalism program want to uncomfortable and demoralizing embodied in the Trivium and the The youngest generation should respect would promote more stories The column went on to say "a prepare themselves for future for one like myself who has spent 25 Quadrivium had their roots in the be allowed to make up their own than they could handle. weekly press conference would employment they need support years on this campus teaching artifacts, of ancient Greece. minds as to how they want to dress, Finally, it would not be fair to hase been one answer." Thus, it of A.S. government. That is a fact of young men and women not only The role of the Philosopher-King smell and act. conclude without saying I work for ignored King's consistent policy of life in the department. "how" to live, but also "how" to is resurgent in history. It appears to Then, again, given so much so Dennis King in a PR capacity. But meeting with representatives of the It is understood and agreed that make a living, to face the be on this campus. Perhaps it is time soon, a child is hound to turn out to the fact is, this letter is a gut media on Tuesdays at 2 p.m. It funding for instructionally related philosophical posture that somehow for Administration to become he real straight. reaction to the "Editor's Desk" further disregards his virtual open- programs should come from the the liberal arts may be favored over accountable for its raison d' etre, so It all evens in the end. column, influenced only by my door policy at all other times. state. The student budget should be the practical ones. that it can better serve its clientele, Don Giovannini personal experiences in the A.S. King's PR man. the Daily balanced and student represen- San Jose State University has an the students. To do otherwise is to office, observation of and par- suggests, should be like the ones tatives should not have their hands enviable tradition of being a prostitute its role and function. ticipation in Spartan Daily Daily Pres. Bunzel employs. That is, he tied when it comes to spending. practical innovator, serving the I join in standing tall with Spartan Community should "funnel into the Daily coserage, and the obvious need But last year students voted 10-to- immediate community Serving the SOP lose Slat Untreretty needs, those Professor Dwight Bentel and en- Sines 1434 exhibited for more open and honest of the releases, leads for stories and an- 1 for the principle that al-ternative state, the nation and in- dorse his perspective of the at San low. California communication within the student Second clam poetess paid swers to questions." In other words, funding was found all ternationally through the per- achievements of San Jose State Member of California Newspaper "Onshore As- community. eocurtion and rho Macerated Prase Published daily King's PR man should be able to do programs currently funded by the formance of its graduates in the University students and faculty who he San /am Stale Univeretly. except Saturday and Buzz Egglerion fields of engineering, Sunday. during the college year The pentane what the Spartan Daily has not done A.S. should maintain their status. law en- have distinguished themselves in an ex preload herein are not nee...only those of the get the news. If you're like me you'll forcement, aviation, the military. Aseomoled Students, the Colteee Admintstration, 111111i/10 I Fe amalgam of a liberal education or the Deportment of lournoliern and Advertmtne A PR man, for one thing, would tiittor. probably lean towards voting "yes" leaching, journalism, nursing, tradition which has enabled them to Subecripttone accepted only on a remainderoT to reform funding. recreation, others, and in semester basis Full academic year. SO each be too slow to respond to the The funding initiative on today's on an initiative business he successful in the every day semester, 54 no 011 campoa prtre per copy. 10 'breaking" stories which most ballot is fraudulent and dangerous. But if you look at it closer I think education (See laudetory editorial practicalities of earning a living. cents Phone 777 3161 Adverimina 277-3275 Prom education (See of Folger Publicatione.Inc . Union Lily concern the students of this Voters who normally vote yes on you'll decide against this initiative laudatory editorial Daniel C. Lopez because it is a ploy that would regarding business. San Jose Editortnchief Hu It tylnloymno campus. In addition, he would be initiatives should take an extra look Professor of Industrial Advert mine Monomer t.hr., I :no paid to portray the Associated at this one. destroy the Radio-TV journalism The "mix" on this campus of a Mementos! Editor t.enree Ned, Arts education t.tty Editor Perry Dyer May 18. 1973. Page 3 News Review 'Mitchell made Highway engineer says gas tax big decisions' pays for improved road safety By MN GIS! MA By JON MEAD!' rocidways in the entire state. motorist has hit and dmaaged it. (*.emptied from The Associated Press First of two parts "Practically every traffic sign a We will eventually probably W ASHINGTONRobert C. Odle, the leadoff witness yesterday in driver sees now is a break-away." replace the whole fence with the "Everytime a person buys a the Senate Watergate hearings, said that Atty. ('en. John Mitchell was said Thomas. "We also have gallon of gas he helps reduce making mane decisions about the Nixon reelection campaign for up cunstructed break -away signals Ihe San Jose branch of the accidents and build freeways." to 10 nionihs before he resigned as head of the Justice Department. and have implanted many other California Highway Patrol did not M.E. Hardin, Bay Area assistant Odle. former director of administration of the Committee for the Re- worthwhile safety devices." disclose the exact number of engineer, said recently. election of the President, also said there was no doubt that ultimate Of the possible 1.000 jobs to be "fence accidents" but said the Hardin said the largest source of political authority for the campiagn rested in the White House. done, 10 percent get ac- percentage of them funds for building and main- was not high Sewn senators made up the question panel for the first session of complished. Hardin pointed out. in taining roadways is the gasoline relation to other accidents, hearings on the Watergate scandal. The most important get done first tax. Other contributing revenues particularly those involving bodily odle stated that he routinely got Mitchell's approval while he was at but the money situation always include federal funds and fees damage. the Justice Dept. concerning some ntinor Nixon campaign matters. plays its part. collected by state and local As is the case with chain -linked He stated that he had not known of political sabotage or spying by the Hardin said improvement was fence, guard rails are installed to eantpaign agencies such as the Motor committee and knew "tmly what he had read in the papers." based on "dollar spent per ac- cut down impact time when hit. (Idle Vehicle Department. teoified that the Nixon campaign maintained very close ties to cident reduced." Engineer Hardin asserted that the White House. The San Francisco based He said the campaign manual contained a sample by 1978 all cables within the fence memorandum addressed to presidential chief of staff H.R. Haldeman, District four branch of the would be replaced by concrete. with a ..ips to domestic adviser John l'hrilichnian, Department of Highways, which Accidents reduced "Concrete," he added. "is more includes Mann, Sonoma, Napa. Hardin gave the examples of the Committee votes to limit war power effective in that it doesn't give San Francisco, San Mateo. Santa guard rails and mesh fence Vu AS[111( , IN 1 he Senate Foreign R dation,. Committee vote] 15 with impact like the fence, hut Clara. Alameda. and Contra constructed on the Bayshore 1011kesrer,fak io approve a hill to limit the war powers of the president. rather keeps the driver more on Costa ()aunties, deals in projects freeway. He said their use has the measure was re-introduced this year by Sen. Jacob Jasits, R -New his own side." costing up to $100,000. effectively cut down accidents York . It would allow a president, without prior approval of Congress, to Hardin added that both the Of the 16,000 miles of total some 50 percent between 1967 use I S troops in combat for only 30 days to repel attack or the threat fence and guard rails, which are California freeways, district four and 1972. of attack on t ..S. forces or territory. made of small wood posts and covers 1,600 miles of Bay Area The mesh fence, or glare screen Ruined fence will be replaced by a green glare screen. The bill also allows the president to use troops to rescue Americans metal, have served their purpose highways, which are divided into as it is officially termed, is placed endangered ahr.sul or at sea. most effectively but not perfectly 500 foot sections and 160 pieces in the middle of the Bayshore to lions said it s,s11.1 not apply to "present hostilities.- and so would to help keep track of accidents. prevent cars from going into the 11,4 require a hall al rite bombing illambodia. But it would prevent re- Meyers The Highway Department, wins miroduclion of I s oncoming stream of traffic in case XEROX military avioilv in Vietnam or Laos without which builds, maintains and ,11""val of an accident. 'Not cure-ails' COPIES improves the taxpayers' road- The fence is made of aluminum Astronauts face -The rail and fence safety items second delay ways, has a two-fold purpose of links and posts with sections of CAPE M I I )1 Another like day delay announced yesterday by are not cure-alls." declared Phelan honor reducing accidents and the delay green expanded metal attached 3( EA. the Space Allen, has delayed the launch of the Skylab 1 astronauts Hardin. "The more traffic, the More than 51.8(10 in prizes was various categories. of motorists. on to cut the glare of headlights until Friday. May 23. more chance of accidents." awarded to the Phelan Contest "The Phelan Awards.- Peters,:: Copy down. 1st FREE*ls l) The announcement was made as part of a repair mission plan that will Rework intersection Priority of highway i m winners for literary excellence at said -were macle possible by In the middle of the fence is a require one of the astronauts to take a space walk and install a shield For example, the department provement is something which the Villa Montalvo last night by bequest in Sen. James Phelan's WIIH I li A thick three-quarter inch steel between the overheated craft and the blazing rays of the sun. engineers may rework one in- Hardin claimed. "makes some the Department of English. will for $10.000 to SJSU for the cable which stops the car from ONE PER PERSON Deputy Skylab program director John Dicher said more time is tersection eight times before they people happy and other people Phelan Contest Chairman Nils purpose of fostering creative going through it. needed to work out a solution to the overheating problem in the or- are satisfied with its safety. unhappy. Peterson said, "I do not know of writing." When driving down the freeway Campus Copy biting 5294 million space station. Story road, in San Jose had "If people demand more any other school in California Peterson said the interest from it's not unusual to see huge 273 E. San Fernando "With the space station loin stable in orbit, we have time to workout a severe traffic build-up problems freeway, that means taking that offers this amount to its the $10,000 is given away each sections of fence mangled from lext to Peanuts system that will allow the astronauts to place a sunshade on the where it joins Hwy 101, causing something from the land," said students for their writing year in prizes. some driver hitting it. Disdier ,m1 over 100 accidents a year. The Hardin, "possibly part of achievement." This year. he added, we had 23 295-1778 Earl (3uinn, San Jose assistant -100SE SHEE IS- design engineers decided someone's front yard or play Robert Hass, guest speaker, recipients. highway superintendent, who is BRING THIS AD changing the area to an in- ground. read excerpts from his Yale responsible to repair and Grad terchange (road over road) would "We. the department that is, are Younger Poet Award book, chosen maintain the fence and other cut down that figure ... and it continually finding ourselves in "Field Guide." to approximately highway devices, said the majority did quite significantly, according the middle." 100 recipients and guests. of motorists who have hit the to department reports. I lie Ilayshore freeway's turn-on The Grand Prize was awarded to urban leader fence have been safeguarded by it The department has taken many - turn-off exit situation has Terry Myers for his short story George A. Carakalho, 19hs with the exception of a few. PSA ear. he will he steps to safeguard the driver. caused sharp criticism by many "Ging Heut' Morgen Uebers graduate of San Jose State equipped to work at policy- Particularly benefiting by this people who know the hazard of Feld." University, has been selected as a making levels in urban posts. said have been the Santa Clara Valley turning to leave or enter onto the John Coppock received the will grin and bear National Urban Fellow in a Logue, 'Never gone trough' San Jose areas. freeway. Hardin said. highest total of 10 awards in program designed to develop Caravalho received a bachelor of Ralph Thomas, assistant district "There've been a few instances "You must remember that the leaders in urban government. arts degree in sociology in 1965 of a car, even a San jose State. traffic engineer claims the south truck one time. Bayshore freeway was constructed Caravalho is among II men and and a master of arts degree in peninsula has the best con- going over the fence and cable." many years ago. They did the best nine women who were selected political science in 1970, structed and thought-out said Guinn. "but never, to my with what they had to work with Children oornpetitively on the basis of their knowledge, has anyone gone We improve with time." leadership, according tv potential through it. The fence has been Modern technology has recently Frank Logue, director of the in China Incarceration very successful." brought about the tnicrolog, a National Urban Fellows. Guinn also said not all of the device to give the department a 'Women and Child Care in He has been assistant to the city green sections presently up are "time-lapse picture" of every inch China" will be the subject of a manager of Milpitas for three and workshops set from the original glare in- of roadway in the bay area. lecture tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in one-half years. Before that he was stallation. Education 100. Alternaili es to jail incarceration fittorney discussing the present With this new timely method of a staff member at the Parks Job "I would say that in a good The featured speaker is child and construction will be discussed jail situation and the con- checking the freeway conditions Corps Center in Pleasanton. many cases you can assume a psychologist Ruth Side!. She Saturday at the Board of stitutionality of pretrial the highway department expects The program is aimed at portion of the green fence is a wad en their safety im- recently wrote a book with the Supervisors Chambers, 70 W. detainment. to meeting the nationwide shortage result of an accident," declared provement checks. But as Hardin same title as the lecture. Hedding St. o C. Darwin Marron, field 62 times a day. From San Jose, you can smile away to Los of urban administrators, which is Guinn. Sponsored by the South Bay I lie skinposium is being celled enforcement supervisor of the put it. "We'll never be able to do Angeles, Hollywood-Burbank, and San Diego. And return. Call your acute among minority groups and "In other words, we usually enough to prevent all accidents." U.S. China Friendship by the Alliance for Alternatives to Santa Clara County Sheriffs campus rep or PSA and ask about our easy-to-bear, low fare women. The fellows are mainly replace the green expanded metal Monday: The most beautiful Association, the program is free Jail Construction in response to Department discussing the PSA gives you lift. from ethnic minorities. sections on the fence after a freeway in the world and open to everyone. Santa Clara County Sheriff James guidelines for the county jails. A native of Hawaii, Caravalho M. Geary's statement that o Conrad Rusing. former will start with an extensive six' "taxpayers in this county had chairman of the Santa Clara week course in urban studies at better come up with alternatives County Bar Associations blue Yale University. to incarceration" or pay the bill ribbon jail study committee on He will then be assigned to a Library for $30 million worth of new jails jail reform, talking about present mentor, who may be a city by 1975. alternatives to incarceration. manager, mayor or other top-level The symposium, to be held o Willa Dawson, lecturer in the administrator for ten months. sale on We're buying books Irom `1:.111 a.m. 2:30 p.m., is administration of justice at San When he completes the More than 1,000 books, scheduled to include speakers Jose State University and former magazines, paperbacks, hard' and workshops geared toward the 111:111,11 at Elmwood ing01411111111111) bounds, fiction and non-fiction, organization of proposals on jail Rehabilitation Colter in Milpitas. will go on sale at 25 cents per inch iwuhl 1111111111111111111111111t 'Students speaking on the possible future NUE reform. isivrn ' 1111111indll 11111111mi lIt inside the Community Room of wan Beginning with guest speakers alternalikes. 111111/ the San JOse Library, 180W. San for Self' and workshops discussing 6.1.11. """11111/11411111111111101 11 10, o Robert Trimball, western Carts, today between 6 and 7 BONI 111110011,0 conditions for female prisoners, ,ltitlt:t 1. Ii1-% "Students for Self" a campus regional director of the National p.m. and all day tomorrow. what it is like to be a prisoner and organization working for the Counc:1 on Crime and Volunteers from "Friends of the 1.; citizen action will follow. election of Jim Self to the San Jose Delinquency will speak on future Library" will conduct the sale. 11,11111",, The public is invited but a 51 City Council, will be knocking on jail alternatives. Books left after the sale will be 10fillrlogyar donation is being requested. italllIbm doors this weekend as part of distributed to service groups. graft! III 1111' It' Speakers include: "Jail construction is only a small their get-out-the-vote program convalescent homes, and part of the $30 million in the WHOM,IiMJ The object of this activity will be charitable organizations. 41#0,11011111064frb sherriff's proposal but the bulk IIlllllftliif to get as many students For more information on the 111111.11i, "MN goes to future maintenance." Ms. ',AinI possible to apply for absentee Committee book sale, call the lbirary's in- NIP! Cobey said. "The answer is not ballots for the June 5 City Council formation center, 287-2788. ext. election. They will also be setting seats open more jails." 4818. up a table in the Student Union Applications are now being next week to help students to do accepted for the Student Affairs this. 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Champions of determination San Jose wheelchair athletes use courage and skill to be champions By CAROL I OGNETTI Picture this. The sun is shining. tuit 'hiplash of wind is tossing clouds around an azure sky while below the stadium is empty, save for the two athletes bending,. ilesinc limbering their bodies and muscles in preparation for the 440-yard dash. Al the starting line, their muscles tense and bulge with expectation ready, set. go. Heads straining forward, teeth set in determination, the two young mat pitch toward the finish line. There may seem to he nothing unusual about this scene, but there is. The two athletes are members of the San Jose Spinners Athletic Club, composed of paraplegics and quadraplegics young men and women confined to wheelchairs. Steve Owen, a graduate student at San Jose State 1%niversity, became involved in the Spinners Club, an association connected with the San Jose Park and Recreation Department, when a broken knee disqualified him from running track and participating in other able-bodied sports. "What got me started was that I didn't want a nine to six job. This way I can do anything I want and still work for the people." he explained. Emphasizing ability rather than disability is the key. according to Owen. A lot of medical people will not tell the handicapped what they are capable of achieving and in so doing only contribute more problems to an already complex situation, he said. Elaine Casteel, a wife and mother of three, along with participating in the sporting events themselves, is organizing the San Jose Spinners ('lub. ’I’m more involved now in getting the team together and working with Steve and the parks department." Mrs. Casteel said. As acting president of the Spinners Club she is concerned with distributing fliers to all interested team members and setting up meetings. "We've gotten uniforms and some equipment by making phone calls to sports shops. So far, we've got a discus, shot put, arrows and our uniforms (which are actually just shirts), at a discount price," she explained. Steve Scott. an Industrial Arts major at Foothill College and member of its able-bodied swim team along with Olympic gold medalist Shane Gould, has competed nationally in paraplegic games five times. He also competes in track events and precision javelin, although swimming is his specialty. ’I still have some strength in my legs. but I don't use them very much when I'm swimming beizuse it burns up too much energy." "Instead I pull with my arms. It's more efficient in distance swimming because you sometimes Ito 40 laps and it is less tiring to use just your arms," Scott related. In sprint swimming. or short distance swimming. Steve loses time because the othe athletes utilize both arms and legs for the short rams. "I don't compete in sprint swimming at Foothill, but I do in the wheelchair games because I have as good a chance as everybody else." Ben Iniquez. a student at Sig!, has recently joined the Spinners club and is oimpeting in the With stamina and strength, Steve Scott swims toward a new future . precision javelin. discus, 60. 100 and 400-yard dashes. "I'm having a lot of fun because I can do it for myself (participate Photographs in the sports) and not just watch. Also, I like the competition and I by Ken Bisio get a lot of it here." he noted. Keeping the team together is the most important thing, according to Mrs. Casteel. "By giving the members a chance to compete in wheelchairs, they get the initialise to get out in public. It encourages them to do Gary Kerr ':left) and Steve Scott strain more than just sit home and for every inch of the race. watch television," she said.

dismi Elaine Casteel practices her aim before The skillful hand and sharp eye guide Gary Kerr in a round of table tennis. members of the San Jose Spinner's Athletic Club May 18, 1973. Page 5 EPA program gets 'Deep Throat' raid foiled by 2nd copy

aid for businesses San lose police failed to stop the showing Di "Deep Throat," the controcersial sexplicit film. twit after seizing the film from th, Economic Progress for All, an EPA-aided businesses range Business Administration loan. In Pussycat II theater here Wednesday. economic development program, from grocery stores to welding situations like this, a small input Another print of the film was rushed by plane from the Los Angeles is one of the best examples of shops. Fifty-five jobs have beat of EPA venture capital can be the headquarters of the 22-theater Pussycat chain as soon as the insure what Model Cities is doing. created and during the last fiscal start of a chain reaction. was niade. Though only in existence for year $865,000 in sales were Direct leverage comes into play Although no arrests were made at the time of the seisure. Lt. Don slightly more than a ysar. EPA generated. when EPA dollars are multiplied Trujillo. of San lose police. said. "Should the film continue to be has helped businesses in the Leverage is the key to EPA and into a bigger loan or increased shown. there will be enforcement action taken." The nature of that Model Cities area secure $366,000 any other economic development sales. action will he determined by the district attorney's office." in contracts and $145,000 in bank projects. Vigil explained EPA's The next step in the chain is The warrants for the film arinsiscation same after two vice detail loans, according to director Juan $400,000 annual budget is indirect leverage, or what officers stewed the film the first day it was run. Vigil. divided in two parts. Half goes for economists call "the multiplier Pussycat district manager Paula Miranda said she was warned by EPA's services are available to salary and administrative ex- effect." When businesses police if the minim was shown again it would again he seized. any Model Cities resident who penses. The remaining $200,000 generate income, much of the If it is confiscated. Miss Miranda said. "I don't know what I'll do." owns or wants to own a small is venture capital. money is returned to the economy business. In addition, a small A Model Cities businessman in the form of wages, inventory business in or near the Model may need a new piece of and equipment purchases, and Vic Valencia is a trainee at the Opportunities Industrialization Center. OIC is Cities area that will have a equipment to secure a contract or other business expenses. partly funded by the Model Cities program. majority of Model Cities residents just a few more dollars to meet These payments benefit either Dental Admission Test for anployes is eligible. the terms of a bank or Small other businesses or private in- The Center offers its students intensive vocational training and successful dividuals who spend their income job placement. for houses, groceries, automobiles Training routines run from one to eight weeks, but trainees may enter them Review Course and taxes. According to Vigil, the at any point their skill allows. State and federal programs are available to help Earth and future; multiplier is 3.7 for the San OIC trainees support their families while they are in the program. Francisco Bay Area economy. Preparation for UCSF Performance Test Valencia qualified for benefits under the G.I. Bill. Before coming to 01C, he This means every dollar of CLASSROOM STUDY IN seminar set business income expands to $3.70 commuted daily to a low -paying mechanic's job in South San Francisco. What will the earth be like in a Future" Dr. Meade. while changing hands in our local D.A.T. SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES billion years? June 25 "Cosmic economy. TO MAXIMIZE YOUR SCORE Possible answers to this question Evolution" Dr. Allan Sandage, "We have put more into the ON October EXAM will be provided by eminent astronomer. economic system than we have Animals executed daily scientists like Dr. Margaret July 9 "Evolution of Earth's taken out," Vigil said. By DEBBIE BLOCK But he said only 25 per Lent of "Many people don't understand CALL FOR INFO 841-8635 Meade and explorer Jacques-Yves Biosphere" Dr. J.W. Schopf, But his staff is concerned with It is almost literally raining cats those up for adoption are placed, we must kill their former pet, Cousteau geologist. broader problems than just and dogs in Santa Clara County. and the other 75 per cent are Not all animals can be adopted. The schedule of the lectures is: July lb "The Population providing "seed money" to needy Bloom" Dr. Roger Revelle. "The overpopulation of animals killed. "People who let their dogs ha, June 18 "Our Open Ended small businessmen. has definitely become a Denen said the Humane Society batches. of puppies to show the July 23 "Designing In order to make the new problem," said John Renboune, has one veterinarian to handle the children should realize the Resource-Conserving Cities" Dr. businesses a permanent part of Santa Clara Valley Humane many sick and diseased stray consequences when they bring the Richard Meier. the economic system, EPA offers put your BOOK FAIR Society worker. animals. animals to us." Denen said. July 30 "Energy and a myriad of services including Sponsored by Renboune, who calls himself the "If they are not extremely sick Because of the volume of Resources" Dr. William Cooper. accounting, loan packaging, Friends Of The "catman," estimated the then they are given minor animals brought to the agency. August 6 "Artificial Ocean internal management, legal Humane Society kills 150 cats treatment. If the strays are very they are only up for adoption for chick on ice for an Artificial Planet" advice, marketing and contract Son Jose and 65 to 75 dogs daily. sick, they really don't belong 72 hours before they face the gas Friday & Saturday Nights Cousteau. negotiation. Public library August 13 "Intelligent According to Richard Dawn, anywhere and are put to sleep. chanber. 10:30 to 12:30 Machines" Dr. Michael Arbib. Many wage earners have a great executive director of the society, "We have to be very careful the How can the animal over Community Room August 20 "Beyond Man's deal of knowledge about the the facility handles unwanted sick don't come in contact with population crisis be solved? OFFER GOOD ONLY WITH THIS COUPON technical side of a business, Vigil animals brought in by residents other dogs and cats. But we "Spaying is not the full solution 180 W. San Car no Genetic Lottery" Dr, James Bonner, biologist. said, but often lack the business and also serves as the pound for always treat the injured," Denen to the problem. Some kind of With each paid male admission, sense which his staff can provide. birth control pill must be Friday , May 18 August 27 "Ending Man's stray animals picked up by the stated. one chick comes in free! Isolation in the Universe" Dr. Vigil also believes the county. The dogs and cats brought in by developed. But right now people 6-9pm Admission T1.25 Bernard Oliver. requirements of traditional Denen said 22,707 stray dogs owners are also put up for must just learn to keep their Skate Rental 50it Saturday, May 19 September 3 "The Next financial institutions work to and 11,707 stray cats come to the adoption. Denen said the animals inside when they're in keep many minorities out of Humane Society yearly. heat if they don't want them 9 am - 6 pm Billion Years Starts Now" Lord majority of these animals must be Ritchie-Calder. business. Thus it is permanent, He stated the society also killed also. spayed " Denen said. Buy Books At 251 An Inch Sept. 10-- "Man, the Planets "long-running institutions," he receives 21,852 unwanted dogs One free inch with ad and the Future," Dr. Bruce said, which are needed to and 11,707 undesired cats by Murray. challenge the system. Vigil county citizens each year. pointed to the NAACP (National If a stray animal has some kind Association for the Advancement of identification, the society tries A CAREER IN MOTION PICTURES & TELEVISION! TODAY SJSU ENGINEERING DEPART of Colored People), CHALLENGING STIMULATING, HIGHLY PAID' as a good to locate the owner. If the owner RIDAY FLICKS presents "Play MENT presents Sal Rositano of NASA example, saying EPA should Misty For Me," starring Clint East who will speak on bio medical AS NEVER BEFORE THE MOVIE & TV INDUSTRY NEEDS IMAGINATIVE & cannot be reached within 10 days, wood. in Morris Dailey Auditorium at engineering at 17 30 pm in Eng. 154 AGGRESSIVE TECHNICAL & CREATIVE TALENT. NOW FOR THE ist TIME adopt a similar institutional the dog or cat is put up for , and 10 pm. Admission is 50 cents. All students and faculty are invited eastridge HAND FACTS ON HOW YOU CAN START AN EXCITING CAREER AS A DRAMA: "Our Town" will be attitude. MECHA CAMERAMAN ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ASSOCIATE PRODUCER adoption, along with healthy but presented today and Saturday In the will STAGE MANAGER PRODUCTION MANAGER FILM EDITOR... ETC... But Vigil's hope for an enduring unidentified strays, Denen said. iuniversity Theatre alt pm Tickets -meet at 3 30 pm in the S U are sitar SJSU students and 57 for the Pacifica Room Today is the last day rum pia CURRENT 1013 OPPORTUNITIES- PAY SCALES -UNION RULES & ROMTS agency will conic to nothing if ARENA lieneral public for anthropology majors and minors to ICE UNION ADDRESSES - WHERE TO GO Denen claimed 25 to 30 per cent -APPRENTICE & MINORITY PGMS - STUDIO L pre register or tall 1973 classes WHOM TO SEE.. 30 PAGES OF COND., VITAL INFORMATION TO GET YOU STARTED NOW EPA can't survive after Model MONDAY of the strays are reclaimed by MONDAY CINEMA presents kafka's Students may doss in the department EASTRIDGE MALL il NO $3 'if/ 10 HOILYW000 100 FACTS BON 2037 HOLLYWOOD. 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By RAY MORRISON Other SJSU sprinters who could Rick Rhodes (233-6) will have series of the year. overtook Fresno JAKE'S State University's Mark Hance SANTA BARBARA - Trying also give the Spartan squad his hands full in the javelin as he and became the third San Jose NOW to upend Long Beach State valuable points indude Km goes against David Poure of CLUB Doutherd 19.61 and Bobby LICSB State 1 lniversity player in a row to Abner's Saloon 1232-41, Li'l University's domination on the The Spartan relay team win the title. track scene, the Spartan spikes- Hamilton (9.9. 21.91. of HAS JOINED S.F. IN THE FIGHT TO KEEP Doutherd. Hamilton. Tinnin and In 1971. Greg Marshall of SJSU squad will be looking for some Led by Greg Tinnin, Bill Breddell has the top spot in the won the title with a .408; in 1972. good performances at the Pacific Crawford and Dave Curtis. each PCAA listing with a 40.9 but will Al Anna topped the league with Coast Atheltic Association with a 6-10 jump, the Spartans lay it on the line as .447 average. championships today and could gain valuable points in the they face LASU 141.3) and LBSU (41.4). Kettman finished the season tomorrow on the ITC-Santa high jump. BOTTOMLESS However, the mile relay squad of with .444 mark 128 a 631 while Barbara track. All three SJSU jumpers hold Maas. Sprink, Roger Stewart and Hance (28 x 681 ended the season We look forward to a very tight down the top three positions in & BOOZE IN CALIF!!! the league this year and could Leek will have to make up some with a .412. race with the 49' ers for the title.’ pia lip II. 1101Illt. ground as they have a 3:12.8 Spartan catcher Bill Hiegel. said San Jose State University compared to SDSU's at 3:12.7. with a .350 mark, placed eighth in AMATEUR BOTTOMLESS coach Ernie bollard. Hoping for a sweep in the 120- ALL NUDE SHOW FROM yard high hurdles are Tinnin Weightman Ken Kirschenman the conference, while third Both teams have unblemished 6- TUES. AT 10 P.M. (13.8). Milt Whitley (13,8) and muld win two events as he has baseman Mark Carroll was 12th 12 NOON TO 2 A.M. 20.00 PARTICIPANT 40.00 WINNER 0 records but SJS1 holds an edge Bruce Leek 114.2). thrown a 55-9 and 175-5 in the with a .333 average. in the PCAA standing with firsts Freshman miler Mark Schilling shot put and discus, respectively. In pitching, Spartan sophomore in 11 of the 21 events. low Nom. NNW could possibly go under the four- Backing him up will be Dave Jeff Gringrich placed third in the Events which the SJSU spikers minute standard. Schilling has a Gherardi (54-0./z 158-8). Scott PCAA earn-run-average derby should dominate include the pole 1225 STORY RD. -SAN JOX 5.9 second edge on his nearest Jenkins (49-9, 155-4) and Rich behind Bob Edwards of Los vault, high jump, high hurdles. opponent with a 4:02.5. He will Comber (162-3). Angeles State University (0.591, sprints and relays. NNW \MIL Nil\ The triple jump squad will have "We hope the other schools will also run in the 880 along with half-mile specialist Glenn some trouble with Dave Tucker, a help us by grabbing points in the Harmatz freshman for the 49'ers. He has a distance races and the hammer." will perform in both events. 5I-9 jump which is farther than Bullard said. "Fresno State and With Royal out 's Minorite I,,, Los Angeles can help in the of the lineup. distance races and ESE! can help Frank Rock 06-61 will be leading in the hammer." the SJSU pole vaulting squad Sparta gals Not making the trip are pole Jack Van Kirk 115-nt and Steve vaulter Russ Royal and long Barocchi 114-61 should help to exterminate jumper Louie Wright. who are make the event a one-two-three sidelined with pulled muscles. sweep. Stanislaus Sprinter VMOP Breddell leans the 440-yard run could be one the conference in the 100 and of the closest races, as the top When you're hot, you're hot. 200-yard dashes (9.4. 21.01 and four runners in the conference are 1 hat statement pretty acurately should win his races easi:y. all within a half-second. describes the performance of the In the 100. his closest opponent, Representing the Spartans will be San Jose State University John Gould of the 49'ersi9.5). will Dennis Maas (47.61 and Tom women ’ tennis team, as the not be running due to a pulled Sprink t47.8). They will be racing netgals demolished Stanislaus hamstring he suffered during last against Wayne Synder of UCSB Stale College 1,11. week's West Coast Relays in (41.3) and Mike Tyell of San Fresno Diego State University 141.41. The Spartagals. playing in 91 degree weather. defeated their opponents rather handily. enditig the season with a 5-2 mark, four more wins than last year. No. 1 singles player. Linda I call 'em Street downed the Warrior's Kathy Laron 6-2, 6-0 to start the as I see 'em singles sweep for the Spartans. Madeleine Gorospe beat Dorothy King 6-2, 6-4: Debbie Quench your Keller took Stanislaus' Rachel By PAUL STEWART Perez 6-2. 6-2 to complete the ,ing man's the AL West. but they'll still Inane rout. fancy turns to. to go some to catch the White Doubles action was also A.1 Baseball Sox. Something the Giants don't dominated by the Spartans, as the "Dynamic Duo" of Donna Cosio B.1 Baseball ii.oe It, worry :thou' -'they're Oil C.1 Lose. and Maureen Kennedy an- thirst adventure. top of the ML for West. After floundering the past two nialated the Warrior's pair of seasons with poor attendance Rumor has it that the Giants' Annette Graff and Kathy Mc- marks, contract squabbles, poor pitching will betray them when Daniel 6-1. 6-0. performances (from the hitters the going gets tough at the end of Winning the second dou anyway). and the infamous the season, or during the match. the Spartagal pair c, Discover New Spaiiada. baseball strike, America's No. I legendary "June Swoon", or both. Linda Athenien and Trish Nunes game is back in the swing this But that remains to be seen. defeated Fay Lagurian and year. The "Young Giants", however, Marge Henricks 6-2, 7-5. For open,. regulation play are still relying on the talents of Rounding out the doubles, began on Ita-daa!, Opening Day. two 'oldtimers'. Willie McCovey SJSU's team of Jeanette Morris A notable achievement in itself. and Juan Marichal. Added to the and Vicky Regnart beat Warrior Second. baseball's prodigal son, depth and speed of such stars as women Nell Bettini and Linda Richie Allen, has finally come of Chris Speier, Garry Maddox, Ed Kadani 6-0, 6-3. age. (and for only 5265.0001. Goodson and Tito Fuentes - it'll FACTORY Abner Doubleday would be take more than pitching to fail turning 'perhaps sliding) i n his them. REJECTS grave. if he knew his precious, Very fun, well Irsed.garne would eNrilse Into Finally, we can't let Corn' the DPH era. missioner Bowie Kuhn go un- -Grossman scathed. Let us not forget his SF Phoenix Orn it listing of superstar Hank Aaron For those of you that still believe as a first baseman on the "Of- the Brases will return to ficial All -Star Ballott". For those Wire by San frant.,, ,PslIt1.1.41secial Milwaukee, or believe the of you that have died and American League never really returned. Aaron is the stellar PITSCHEL existed, or both. the DPH is a new right fielder of the Atlanta innovation the American League Mayes. PLAYERS INTERSECTION UNION ST S F owners and players are trying Yes, it looks like baseball is once Friday & Saturday *visa:30 again alive and kicking. (or is (and it is) out this year. that memos from ate teas begin at ten George Blanda?1 A 1)1'11 is a pineh.hitier. 956-0282 All seats $1.50 designated by the manager thence the "13"1 to bat for the pitcher, while allowing the pitcher to stay in the ball game. Ed Kirkpatrick of the Kansas City Royals is leading the "Desi's" with a .386 average. Jim Ray Hart (remember him Charlie Students Fox?) is blistering the ball at a .385 dip for the New York Yankees. No fewer than fise of the American League's lop 10 hitters rote have functioned as full or part time Desfs. There's a whole school of thought, both pro and con. concerning the DPH. As such Hilton. 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********** strifrift****** itrarstrar*******Vritrar***itritraritr**1 Choraieers sing Chicanos Where it's at to host religion as truth At the Warehouse in San lose. All At Santa Clara Fairgrounds These People (Fri. Sat) So toy Brown Mandrill Status By WARREN HUN taming slow melodic chants, then Watching the singers is almost At the Hatch Cover in San lose. Quo tWed, May 23. Lockrin (Fri) MMarlswil ISati Festival The philosophy of the Sufi Char picking up to a catchy almost as interesting as heanng their sound. At Isadore's in San Jose, Family Mexican Amencan was sung out when the religious rock and roll IExploring Six members of the group play unique sounds. One young Circle (Fri. Sat) El RANCHO DRIVE IN theater, the international chambers sang in the Loma musical instruments such as the woman continually dances in a At the Fog Horn in San lose. Aii Color Spence Retort "Festival De Los Testros Prieta Room Wednesday night at Charlton moisten mystic style that's crass between Breakfast-in-Bed (Fri) Pat Kell) (hicanca" will be presented June San Jose State University. trumpet. electric piano, "SOYLENT GREEN" Eastern dancing and ballet. She (Sat) I 5-24 at San lose State saxaphone. flute, drums, clarinet "SILENT RUNNING" floated through the isles at the the Bedews in Campbell and trombone. At "LIGHT AT THE EDGE liniversity. The choir. led by Allehidin Staten Brothers (Fri. Sat) OF The festival will feature drama audience THE WORLD" Mathieu, ahd the philosophy that The most versatile players were of 150 from time to At the Wine cellar in Los Gatos igroups from California. Mexico, time, revolving with "all religions are the same truth." leader Mathieu and wind in- her hands Rolfe James (Fri) Barb and Steve TROPICAIRE I Columbia, Venauela and Brazil. above her head. lnd Hit WI The 20-member group sure sings strumentalist Hazur. Mathieu (Sat) * with workshops in acting, music. .W1( KED WILKIE, this belief out in penetrating At the Pruneyard in Campbell. and financial survival. British -SK IL; LLDUGGER 1 beauty. played the electirc piano, trumpet The most admirable quality to Karen Cory, lice and Otha. Rich stage director and theorist Peter ONEEYI. and trombone. Hazur was very the group's sound is that they and Bill (Fri) Live Oak. Joe -CHARLEY Brook will lecture. In their performance, they skillful at the flute, alto really believe what they perform. Ferrero, Karen Cory (Sat) MI ( dor skew Local theater companies. Teatro combine not only the beliefs of and darinet. At the Odessey in Sunnyvale, Van Nacional De Aztlan and El saitaphone many religions combined in one, Morrison (Mon 1 TROPICAIRE II * Teatro De La Genie, will host the The group started informally for 1 but many different styles of --Kong FU All the singers have good voices, 441.1. presentation. Financially music, ranging various religious reasons about "FISTS OF FURY" from folk, jazz. but especially different and At Winterland in San Francisco, sponsored by the Associated hymms. chants, rock, and back Muddy Waters beautiful was the voice of Halima, Hot Tuna, 1 Student government, the City of again. three years ago, and only have "RED SUN" * who after soloing throughout the Clifton Chenier (Fri, Sat) Jose and La Confederacion been performing for the last year. iSan evening in various numbers, In San Francisco, Paul Simon l)e La Raza Unida, the festival They prove that religion not only BAVSHORE " II the choir numbers were convinced the audience of her (Sun) * will be open to the community is felt within, but can be shared Hated It talent. At the Circle Star Theatre in San * free of charge. Manuel Martinez, Adrian Vargas, similar in format. usually con' on stage. "MIAS AT Carlos, The Chambers Bros. (Sat 'Og Chicano theater began in 1965 and Armando RED WOLF INN" Quintana rehearse afternoon) !daring the Delano strike as for "FRENZY" Festival. At Homer's Warehouse in Palo an organizational tool. It has "WHAT'S THE Alto, Eyes. an all female rock ildeveloped into a distinct form of MATTER WITH band (Thurs. May 24) * communication. Etleriaininent HELEN" Japan Cultural Institute 'Ludwig' is boring it.istut Good jazz on `Mizrab' _et's go to Japan this August by charter 099 for 3 weeks included trnasportations and meals let countryside) To the high School student, cottage language credit will be given by Foothill College Japanese Grammar Medical Term in Japanese Japanese Conversation great but acting is Japanese Culture (Kota Traveler's Course Teo Ceremony, Flower, etc) Szabo has formula Japanese History Translation The new film "Ludwig (The For more information. call or write Mo Fr 13 prn 9 pm) Mad King of Bavaria)" recently MIS Lathan, St. Mt \httu. c.mt ve,r, Phone 961 9176 released by Metro-Goldwyn. playing either together, or filling ByJIM ENGEL has been heard in a long time. Mayer is not for everyone. in for each other as one pauses Even before putting Gabor To some, the film may seem a different chord change. lam, Pruneyard Szabo's new album on the turn Szabo has always been fresh. long and drawn out. To others gives Szabo competition for ihr Center table, the cover already had won clean, romantic and a little too interested in character study, it spotlight. causing Szabo to plas Campbell best album cover of the year. cummercial. The commercialism THE may be sheer genius by director that much better. GARRET 371-6503 Composed of brightly colored is still there in numbers such as Luchino Visconti. Either way, the THE AREA'S #1 ENTERTAINMENT SPOT neon light tubes that surrounded Carole King's "It's Going to Take acting by Helmit Berger is superb NEVER A COVER CHARGE tizatbOs head. it catches your eye Sonic Time." and Seal's and The real winner is "Concerto." in his portrayal of the mixed-up right away. Croft's "Summer Breeze." No. 2 by Shostaktwitch which is and disturbed king. Mon. 8-12 Phil friday Rat as the saying goes, never placed between the side two To the average theater-goer, the judge an album by its aiver. commercial numbers. The film is boring and full of scenes 1 hese two songs give the un- TUES. 9-1 Rich & Bill SzaNt had his ups and downs in arrangement is full and rich as that aren't spicy enough. The film familiar listener a chance to get the past several years in any orchestra would make it but hints at the king's homosexuality into Szabo's style and technique. WED. 9-1 Wabash both his records and concerts. the real shocker comes when toward members of his court. It Sonietimes it takes the formula of It is on the album's other three Szabo takes over on the guitar also hints at his love affair with THUR. 9-1 Steve & Barb artist. producer and record numbers that Szabo shines the the empress of France (played company to put out a top rate most. Szabo adopts the guitar to the convincingly by Romny FRI. 6-9 CELLAR: Karen Cory album. point of being an orchestra within Schneider). 9-1 UPSTAIRS:*Yankee the case in "Mizrab" and "Thirteen." take itself. Ile is harsh when needed Hill Rut the hinting isn't enough to This seems to be Szalvas newest disc "Mizrab." It up all of side one and are both and soft as a kitten when called 9-1 CELLAR: Joe Ferreira keep the excitement seeker en- King Ludwig discusses plans with Richard Wagner is his first recording since ."High written by Szabo. They weave so tor. James adds another tertained. in recent film. Contrast." which was released nicely together that it's hard to dimension by playing electric SAT. 6-9 CELLAR: Karen Cory If entertainment comes second ago. catch the break in between them. piano when your ear is waiting for to historic realism in oistumes, nearly two years 9-1 UPSTAIRS: Yankee Hill position, in fact, he would rather up the best in the typical piano sound. and acting, the film judge myst work in a film that is partly about Szabo has teamed be anything but king. He cared Creed Taylor 9-1 CELLAR: Joe Ferrara call the film successful. him. It is romantic, tragic, and the jazz market 1 he highlight of these two little of the functions of his Taylor as Most of the plot revolves around fits well with Berger's protrayal. and ('TI records. numbers is the combination of This is one of the best la, Steve & government. One line displaying surrounded Szabo albums SUN. 8-12 Barb Kritzer the king's love for the music of The photography seems dull producer has SzliNt's guitar playing and James released this year and one this in the film came when his jazz heavies such as Bob that certainly can be bought Its Enjoy by candlelight our Richard Wagner, and how he with Ire piano. 'there is never a wide selection of beer and country was totally at war and in and unexciting, which means skill (piano). Ron Carter (bassi. just looking at the cover. wine, sandwiches, and fondue. supports the composer financially James moment when they are not trouble. He said. "Tell the in itself, because that is how the Cohhant and lack DeJoh- and morally. Billy generals the king does not know film progresses. The last and a full The Hicenes are shot almost nictie tvIrammersl, the war exists." sequence, with the night lights orchestra which include: Hubert entirely indoors, contributing to bounce off the tale grass and Laws all pulling off one fine the intense study of character. A definite highlight of the long swamp in the midst of a heavy album. And the character of the king film is Wagner's music. Visconti rain s handled nicely. is interesting. Front the free flowing guitar certainly used good judgement when he Ludwig cares nothing of his lines of the title cut to the closing decided to use the composer's The film ends in a mystery that leaves the watcher hanging and sounds of "Summer Breeze.- most wondering what Ludwig was Szabo gives the listener the

Dance troupe featured really like unique and en jovable playing I hat in Filipino cultural day Smidas is I ultural Day I tic Karilagan Dauce Troupe on San lose State University will perform at 8 p.m. A panel on campus. Beginning with the film marital law in the Philippines will program is "Tribes 4i Mindanao" at 12:30 begin at 4:30. The p.m. and ending with a dance sponsored by Filipino Students (enuring the rock hand "Sand" Association. Further information at 923-5'794. front 9 to I a.m., the program will can be obtained A Grotty Bedtime fortis rti the Filipino folk historv Story Pianist in Flint concert I ondon label. Russian pianist !admit. Called "The Zeus of the Piano," Ashkenazy will appear in concert Ashkenazy will give a full recital Wednesday evening at 8:30 in the consisting of "Sonata in A Flint Center. Cupertino. Ticket Major." by Mozart, "Fantasy in I prices are Sh.50. $5.50 and $4.50. 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Or, call him at L_ Page 8 May 18 1973 Psychic crusade began City Councilman Collo charges with drugs, author says Model Cities 'mismanagement' facts about the program." which 'The ,ties." he said IC on linued from page!! does not have to different programs that v lardy-mg that "smack- or an 111,11 11115 is hr seed 01 a sossal I he Mercury brought up several normal base come emphasizing the widespread use "The suspicious approach of the visit service procedures. about that base tried "Did v011 know John Brodie. the escape isn't the reason to get into model for this country, take the Model Cities. "Chicanos comprise to help the community, psschedelics. "and now people Mercury confirms these people's allegations about the largest have done quarterback. says they psychic awareness. Rossman said power front medical and psychic minority in sonic good are finding out how to do what iMC' residents'i suspicions about Such people as Bob Martinez, San Jose. In other -something that we meditate together? that intuit people find "it's more elites and give it to the people." drugs. without the program.- he said. ts1C head: J,ISC Lopez. director of cities you will find most staffs are He says we don't use audible they did with crazy. more freaked out and He attributes this %imprint to the Santa Clara County Skills Black." sometinies fail to realize. - signals and it's been getting by in drugs." much more complex." Implying that the government is the success some Chicanos hese Center. hose Martinez. executive Delgado said. the newspaper% for years: closely tied in had with the Mt. program. director of SER. Sank! Em- Sonic Chicanos too. including The reason behind these Reissman mentioned the with experiments psychic phenomenon. although "Anyone making a limbic ployment Redevelopment and Tropicana assembly chief Placido He cited "badly needed Michael Rossman. speaking on mosements is the stress, the lack comniercialism that people truly "1959 was the last date the wage is suspect in the coin' other Chicanos in the MC CARIZOIC7. object to a con- economic transfusions." training, the "Politics of Psychic Power" of access of meaningful work and interested in expanding their einem trent was officially at- Delgado said. "This is program base been accused of centration of power at the top. and political activism as some said this to a group of about 50 the complexity of our society psychic are faced with. tached to psychic research." due to the fact that we do not being a clique. positete results of the program. students Wednesday during the according to Rossman. He Rossman expressed his fear of [lase a basis for comparison with However. Delgado views the 21st Century Fair. compared the growing interest in "It costs Si00 for one weekend this kind of power in their hands. people cubit make a lot of money,' situation in political terms. But Lerma and Delgado base Rossman. author of The psychic awareness to heroin. at Fsalen. The guru trade is a Probably one of the most vocal different siewpoints on what will Wedding Within the War" and large topic you can see, and groups opposing MC conduct is happen to the program. On Learning and Social insariably they're "Power has gravitated to a 'It simplifies life, coppin', male. Bette "the poster to detonate an Meanwhile Mercury. reporters the Santa Clara Black Caucus, Change.- spoke primarily on the Dasis esen few PeoPle.- Delgado said."It's cookin'. fixin', noddin', coppin'. has a guru:' atomic war head is well within behest their series to be an ac- Although Caucus members are Lerma said his staff is working reasons for the new mosement in. " like an in tereta group. cook what American psychics can put curate portrayal of the program quick to say they are not going to on a plan for future funding toward psschic awureness. The potential of psychic power unit." they are continuing to investigate. he pitted against .other minorities which he did not reveal, 1 he need for something con. is lust beginning to show in the ott must look hack at the -We stand by our story." Elias in the community, they have drive estern world, he said. 4.Tele and simple in life is the Castillo psychedelic experience of the In closing. Rassman summed up said. charged MC with discrimination Delgado believes those who have Delgado, howeser, believes the behind other nunements he said, It started out as a heavy. the movement of consciousness. Castillo said he and his fellow in hiring. been successful in obtaining Movie! Cities concept, especially still comparing them to the at- -Would you believe in a hospital sureftilly guided trip." he said. "Just like civil rights, political reporters Harry Farrell and Pete funding have "failed to see how the citizen participation element, traction of heroin, which serves 55.000 patients in -but Is turned into the wine and alinements or anything else, the Carey maintained a disinterested In a recent San lose City the process works." is headed for extinction. Sao Paulo. Brazil, that there are beer ol this generation, acid and moventent of consciousness attitude. Council meeting Black Caucus 3.51W1 volunteer psychic healers," grass. just a high. "There's a mote to the groovy mosed front the political con- chairnum Charles Murry said "Some people see this as a " The Nixon administration is "We could care less pledged counirs heroin incapsulated free Ile said that in Red China sciousness. cracked the eggshell about there were only two Blacks on the sinister in-group." Delgado said. to local officials to give 's lode! Cities itself." Castillo said. them "In the last decade two to three school heroin. Nixon heroin and 1A cistern medicine is combined of reality, and is expanding in 2ri member MC staff, "They base some control. they more control over such I he purpose of the articles programs. trillion people base been plunged Jesus heroin, but it's all smack." with herbs and acupuncture and many directions. he have built contacts, they have instead of local said. was to bring "out several I emit is quick to defend MC. become known. ci hilgado said.

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Young With TWA Your TWA CeMpus clays 241-8873 ayes 2 bdrrn 2 bath from 0175 Unfurnished mon Quality weeding photography tor gored by Co-roc. Sign up for SPACE r-ree ova wg & somilsron Toousen11 of In pert et condition. Has 1st and 3rd from 5196 furnished 3 LOWEST Bay Area rates 586 inciudes 10,00-2 00 in front of Student Union or VW SEDAN, Rebuilt 1700 envois. Brand .tems antiOues & coiismapies trigger slides. Glues a full tone, $279. Calm opts ORO ROOMS - 140.00mo. &Maws Willow 266- gold & entre album 60 color prints of call 9964E13 new parts Ex cond. $900 Call any hour. Glen Welt Call Util. Included, Mt. pr/c. 1471 your choice fun set of slides 277-8787 SKIS a BOOTS-mead Samara 200cm COMPLETE CAMERA OUTFIT: 297 9996 BRIDE o SPIAKLIE Pnclings 555 Leather Oucfle 000ts Pentax Spotmetic: 50mm PI. 4, 135mrn Representeive Bill Crawford s Housa, 3 bdrm. 2 bath, garage, patio, KEEPS ALL NEGATIVES-Extra full 1225-72621 ECOLOGICALLY SOUND WANTED-63 Ford Folder. or Mercury .on camoust can 277-8233 F3.5, 35rnrn F3.5, extra light meter, MOD. PURR. 1 berm. ½Ilk, from Can NM) you make you, GETAWAY Fly SINCE 1915 Comet Needed and tots of puking 811S 10th 8265/mo color 6 X 10s SI 25 eacn Staff of 20 for parts. 241-6705. flash, 9 filters. doubler. 'rioter, tripod, campus. $140 Water & garb. Inc al 1 309 wan TWA Youtn ossseon A take Food Supplement', (Instant Protein JUICE EXTRACTERI! For 5515-e00e1 $260 In summer. Phone 295-5266. OnOtOgrapriera Make an appointment to leather case, film, ienshades IL more. Quiet, no pets Available June let 463 up to za months to day with FREE Vita C Vita E Calcium cond 2 112 mo, old, little used, $65. Come see our sampies-then decide Open etc VW TUNE-UP 96 Like new. everything MOO Call 388. S. 7th St Apt No 2 295 5362 or 266. GETAWAY CREDit CARD Call 225- Home Crooners learn 11 L. err See. akt-FM stereo multiples 4 channel ROOM every event’s untii 10 pm For FREE ADJUST VALVES 8576 4362. 7262 tor information alter 500 298-6600 Beauty Ads 19rominized stereo. 6 track deck, speaker X'smais Prof sosx1-2 blocks from Gam- Bridal Packet cat 257-3161 Snampoo etc CHECK POINTS PLUGS tor ressrvatiOna Or your local travel earphones all for $60.6 rno old Cam Mr etal $00., upstairs, If you loin us you get agent John a Mary Rhoades 297-3866 SET TIMING FULLPART lime summer lobs in SUMMER RATES. Also fall rental. 1. IF YOU'RE ENGAGED.., i-reeman 294-2950 9 ern-6 Pm wholetale groceries to boot. Call soon for 258-2683 alters PM sales sampling For interview ad 2,3, Sr., ig., comfort/we, turn., AEK, NATURE HAS A GIFT FOR YOU SUMMER CHARTER FLIONTS LOVE coot summer, 295-7438. YOUR SOSS plication Call 732 4779 after 6 Pm 1 bik. campus. Females pref. 247.6039. Natures taking pen in making our line 01 TO EUROPE With SHAKLEE you are your Own boss STUDS-BITCHES All are experienced 67 Wedding Invitations and Accessories the OM* Destination Airline Pries No Ouotas OPEL, 00008 WAGON Puppies. For $5 you get Man', beet friend &MAP ROOMY FURN, 1 Sr duplex 1/2 2 DORM HOUSE available around most create, and personalized ever Ly.Ju 8 Oak to Frankfurt ONA $279 No RIM XLNT. COND, ENGINE LIKE NEW, end box of puppy chow 1592 Willow oik, to campus Lrg. kit. & Oath & form, Sr. HOUSING June 1st. 090. Summer rate. 5130, Coiortul, flowery proclamations Rich 1st, July 4 Brussels to Oak. DC-10 No Pressure TAPE SET-11PM. CALL VARRIAN Brae. SJ klaCM yd. wqtatiO $150imo. eves. 257- winter. 479 S. 10th St. 359.9537, Original nature-photography invitations Ly.Ju 190ak. to Amsterdam ONA $279 Our incentives are &mete 281.9312 7322 or 293-2897 eves. Even the creamy. classic traditionals Rift July 25 Frankfurt to Oak. DC-10 Every diltributor "as different goal, & 2 1/4 SO CAMERA NARITA C 33 11 ROOM-KIT, Co-ed Reserve now for 17 TR-4A New engine, new paint, new TOWN I COUNTRY DUPLICATING rill 1..y. July 5 Oak to London ONA 5279 different Oproacees The lact that our LENS' 55, 105. 260 mm w/LUNASIX LITE summer. Summer rates June thru LOW SUMMER 98. Clean, turn., LIFE SCHOOL NEEDS "a itarnative images end interior Perfection plus' a huge selection of truly original acces- Rat Aug. 8 Amsterdamto Oak. DC-10 natural products really ara in. ',nest is METER Plus rnanY extras. Call Ken aft. 7 August Icy Hall 279 E San Fernando. comfortable. 1 bdrm. apt Now taking type people" to rent its house for the Corns and see 243-0136 sories and announcements to choose Lv. July 22 Oak. to Frankfurt ONA $279 totntcted in our PM 275-0454 Clean. quiet. close. 294-6472. 293-91314, reservations 288-7474 or 294-7332. 633 summer, from 6.11 - 11.31. Partially from-with a very 'podia gift offer to any Ret. Aug. 22 Zurich to Oak. DC-10 uNPRECEOENTED Sales Growth 203-1152. o inn Si. 51 furnished. Large rooms, 2 bath. THIS ONE'S A SIGGI El '59 Ford Galame. ATTENTION INVESTORS CSUSJ student with this ad Iplus many other flights) One way flights Tema figure. will Children's playground, S190.00 per Rung OCCIMIOnally, good for parts $75 or This older 4 unit properly within 2 blocks ROOMS FOR RENT IN TOWN S COUNTRY DUPLICATING 5159. For further flight info. contact BLOW YOUR MIND MEN. Cheerful, airy, wall to wall month & some utilities, Rent IS tax. lest offer Coil Mary 225-1360 of the campus will Show oppr. 10% Cop. ROOMS. downstairs section of Almaden area 10321 5. Bareloge4unnyvele Rd. Richard 274-4013 Please make comparisonli North, 998. Rate at asking of $35,250. ECM full info. carpet. Good beds Outside entrance. house. or. Capital Expy.) Pref. female. deductable. Contact Bill Cupertino. Calif. 95014 We will elik you to ao a little research JAGUAR. 3.8 Sedan 1965 Recon- call Mr. Stint ord Almaden PrOINMIIIS LJuirst. 406S0, 1Ith St. $75/mo. util. C51126541860, 264-1752. 1546 btw 9.3, M to F. Phone 253-1131 10TH ANNUAL JET FLIGHTS in ditioned Excellent guarantee 82.150. before we IV you SPOneor 21E61031. EUROPE FROM $239 ROUND-TRIP JOHN MARY Rodman 277-2396 Days. FURNISHED APTS. S SUMMER AVAILABLE NOW! NEED 2 FEMALE STUDENTS for SPEED READING JAPAN FROM 5359 ROUND-TRIP 466 So 5th 52 230 E San Salvador St (across from STRAIGHT ham JAPAN, SONY Port Privets room w/k11 , sop entrance, large, Summer to share 3 bdrm, house with DOUBLE or TRIPLE your reading CALL FLIGHT CHAIRMAN 297-3866 '72 SUZUKI 500 E xcellent condition Get- duncen Hall, Summer &Fall/applications Color T V KV 9000, $250 Cell Albert 996 tight, airy. 25344472, 293-9814, 253-1152 great atmosphere 2 blks from campus. rate. Develop critical reading skills. 5 19161 451-7905 t,ng married and must sell $1303 or best now being taken Call 294-6028 or 294- 9963 Bofors 8 30 AM or after 13 PM 279 E. San Fernando (Mkt d0Or to $62.50.mo. Upper div. pref. wk. course. Begins May 25. Mon. Eves. 1466 52nd SI Sacramento CA 95819 GUYS AND GALS Otter Call 378-1201 8758 Ask tor J B or Mr Lee Peanuts In Palo Alto. Taught courses at Join a college-age BALLET clogs at SUMMER CHARTER TO AUSTRALIA Ii NEW O'NEILL'S WETSulT, LARGE IVY HALL MALE - SINGLE 8. double rooms. Stanford. U.C.L.A., New York Life, Eutrasia School of Bftilel Basic techni. SEXY SS CHEV, IMPALA Fact. air, PS PS AVAILABLE FLIGHTS BETWEEN Juts- LONGJOHN. Make offer Call John LOW SUMMER RATES-INCREASED Living rm., kitchen priv. Avail. June. Westinghouse, PT IL T. Only 150. Call Our, for beginning dancers Small new mikes, to miles ex. cond. See to ap- LARGE APTS., turn., quiet. Parking. Tak- Spat 275.1343 before 10 am, after 5 Pm SECURITY Clean man. Its S. 14th St. Si 2862704. Now. Michael S. Katz (415/327.7567. Clalles-inclividual attention Beverly Orec $899 Call 227-2739 ing applications for summer 6 Fall. 1 round-tnp fare $578 a e 3 Bedroom 2 bath-Dow off Eufrazie Orem Director 241..1300 st Pk PHOTOGRAPHY Contact Richard 274-4613 AEA wood paneung-shag bdrm. 550:2 harm. 5120. 5313S. 8th St. II BR AEK cpts drps , w -pd Avail .51 '71 PINTO 2000 cc, duel, carbs. maga BACH "B flat" Trumpet for sale ML cots 470 S Weddings $25 Passports 04 110.51 Ph 287.7590 295-7694. 1167 So 6th St GOT A PROBLEM OR A QUESTION? Cld Cong., many extras. 81.500. Cali 73E- Bore - In perfect condition Has lst Commercial Ado PR, Fashion, B & Vv SUMMER CHARTER TO MEXICO Campus SOS can nelp Call ins Spartan 7847 or 739-1413. and 3rd trigger slides Gives a full 275-0596 LARGE 3 tidos,. 2 ba , apt. $215/rno. Fell; TWO FEMALES needed to share three COlOr MAZATLANI round tdp airfare; Er nights, Deity afternoons ear 277-3181 tone 5275 SERVICES 2 pm $165/summer. See at 399S. 12th St. or bdrm., furnished house near campus. 9 days /A hotel plus extrea 6199. PUERTO '63 SPRITE 1200 cc. Eng. recently rebuilt. WRITING AND RESEARCH assistance, DO YOU iote S prograin! Mere On Ca, call 298-1607. $46/mo. All utilities paidi 296-0156. VALLARTA: round trip airfare; 8 Olg00*.9 5403 Rich RUMMAGE SALE May 23 & 24. 9.m Typing, editing (grad A under). Also Poe' if nnt don I Such 386-3924, CLASSES IN POTTERY, macrame, days & hOtel plus extra$229 ElgM slates apply for the to 4 pm Nice clothing, jewelry. books, Everything for everybody. 379-8019. program board *0010 in the A S office MOUSES, WOMEN tor summer a next FEMALE ROOMATES WANTED for stained glass. Reasonable natal. Blouorn available -- contact Richard 274-4813. 1611 OPEL WON. 1500. Most sell, going household, misc. 1st Immanuel Luth scnooi term Fireplace. garbage disposal or 356-9035 summer and/or fall 7 bdrm 2-story Hill Crafts. 356-8764 SWIM LESSONS BY PROFESSIONAL EUROPE - - AFRICA in army. Very good cond. Lew mil. Church 374 5 3rd st. rat 8 freezer, volley ball & tennis court. FREE MOVING BOXES & WOOD house 4 moms ovation's June let Nine years teaching ALL AGES how Stuoent hignts Student camping tours $700offer 225.9148. Will accornodate groups 01 4.6. &7, Cali accurate $51 43/mo. per room. Call 289-1744. LEGAL SECRETARIES do fast, to safely enjoy the water Located inrougnout Europe Russia and Mexico at 406 So. 11th St. Selictric. Call Nancy or Counesv of typing on IBM BLOSSOM MILL TENNIS CLUB. Ofticiai SOFA agent tor inter -European BODEGA ESPANA '54 CHEVY Standard six, 5175 or best HELP WANTED Mary 297-31130 or after 6 PM 236-1540. SUMMER NOW -ST U Make convenient summer reServatiOnS student chaner flights including Middle Winm & Wine Making offer 797.1681 2 SDRM. Apt. $135/month or Studio DEMONSTRATORS DIOS-rm. w/pvt bath & klt, pr/c. Phone Peter 0. ctreiii 365-4020 East and Far East CONTACT ISCA '0405 4th 595/month. 601 S. Sri St. See mgr eft or PASSPORTS-I. D. PHOTOS RUBBERMAID PARTY PLAN wigroup: Also. 2-3 bdrm, apt,; mrs 11687 San Vicente Blvd 04 LA Caid '65 DODGE DART, 4 door, Automatic, call 295-0890 or 258-0617. 4 for 83.50 One dtty ilerviCe aim -3 pm TELETYPES MODEL 331 NO INVESTMENT wasitch. too. 292-7772 00049 TEL 12131826-5869 828-0955 KIM &THING e anwousio show you the good condition, S250. Call 358.6199. Salt 8 sm to noon TINKERBELL OUT. SELL & SERVICE NO COLLECTING thrngs that THING hoe to, you THINGS ONE-NORM, UNITS STUDIO 1040 The Alameda SJ Cali 286- REASONABLE 343-0360 CHARTER FLIGHTS. Complete NO DELIVERIES SUNNY LARGE 2 bdrm apt wicarpeting. inciudes everything you need from VOLVO 'al 544 Restored. new Motor. 6115 Well furnished 400 S. 5142 domestic international programs FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW CALL nth turn .20., $155 summer rate. 4395. 4th bicycle One to Cigarette PAWS THING Shiny red Fstbk , New everything, $115 Freshly painted 803 S. gth HANDYMAN Contact John, Student Services West. WANDA St Call 9965619, TYPING-Reasonable, experienced and - Fix sinks, walls, Open' every weekday between 12 noon to redo's. 4.sp. Mint 8995. 747.4947, toilets, Inc. 235 E Sante Clara. 0710, 257-6301 HAMMOND, DISTRICT MANAGER 40a- fast IBM Selectric Call Helen 263-2739 cars, appitances. hauling No 8.30 PM and located at corner of S WHAT IT 1St Charge if I can't fix It. Much cheaper William '72 VEGA GT, 4 Speed, sliver w.biack 39e-11227 SUPER LARGE 1 bdrm. pte. E. St. DNutte Fury, Apt, WEDDING PHOTOGRAPH the makes than plumbers etc. Call anytime 287 WANTED: Traveling companion to stripe. 13,000 ml.. 21 mile per gallon NEED GIRL for light Clerical wrcorpeting. Furnished $135/mo. & 2 bdrm, 2 bath $140. mollummer the occasion look as special as it feels. 7387 South Pacific this summer. Cell Mary isn't dying of thirst, but of 11,950 Cash or continued payments. nousecisaning. Also handyman for Summer rates 6115. 439 S. 4th St. Call HUMANITY 5415, William St. 996-2494 Visit our gallery and make the com- 926 9716 after 5 pm relearn 10100.? 299.8677 after 5. painting Flexible 996-6819. TYPING, College or Business, my laCk 0' lore How do we yardwork & hour*, parison-a different kind ofphotogrsphy How do we find ourselves and fulfill our 51.65/hr. Call 247-3330 or 247-6477. home Call 201.0141 after 6 pm and LARGE 2 bdrm,, 2 bath, hon. opts. Now tor people who care Petersen & Bishop in this dehumanizing world? '67 VW SEDAN. ExInt cond. AM radio. AIR-COND. Summer rates. 2 & 3 bdrm weekends potential renting for summer. $110. Sea at 506 S. Photography, Los Gatos. 435 North LOST & FOUND The SEARCH FOR SELF. 12 contem- radials Best offer over 5750. Call Rich MASSEUSES-Earn TOP US even while $135 to S180 Large, Modern. 6955 11th, 11th St., Call 294-7306 winter rates $150, 275-1974, Santa Cruz 364-2513. porary Wm, to oe shown four Monday 797.9067 betwn 5.7. training. Day or night shift or part-tIme. Call IMPORTANT evenings in May Will explore various HEALTH SALON, Fremont 794- PERSONALS TOWNHOUSE Warr 1 bdrm. turn. 3 full HOUSE. Furn.. 2 bdon. 5225 ail util. pd. DRUG-11) Dog found, German Shepard mlk adult answers to in.,. aueetions encounter 13542 - '60 CHEVROLET 2 door. 5275 or best months MO Built-in washing machine. 160 So. 12th St 22841574 offer 5 PM. Anonymous Analysis male, living, sensory brown and black w/red colter, movement, communal 1/V-1027. 14151616-1105 DONATE ON A REGULAR BLOOD vicinity of 11th an0 Margaret. Call Paula aworeness, parapsychology, biofeed- '60 CHEVROLET 2 door. 5275 or best PRETTY GIRLS wanted to dance go-go FOR RENT plume program and receive up to 275-9343. back. prcaptiOn. Meditation. offer Call 293 3235 at duo with class NO TOPLESS Start 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES needed STUDENT TYPING IS land Studios SAO/monthly Bring student ID or this ad behavionsin Each evening Will conclude sd.buinr. Must be over 21 years. Nice. Spacious house. Clone to cam. Near Meridian & Curtner Quiet - w w carpets furn. end receive bonus with your rirst with small group discuulons Mondays. Auditions deny 292-5660 San Jose THE 1st, ExperlenCed 2662134 PACKAGE was left In Green '73 pus Available June Call 294.2909. Pool and Recrea. Room DONOR CENTER. 35 1.30, Student UniOn. Series ticket $11 HIP-HUGGER 580 MERIDIAN AVE donation HYLAND Toyota 5.12-73, Two Black males FOR SALE Summer Rates S Almaden Ave. San Jose. CA 204-6535 Students. 00 r.o.i Single 52.00 Student ATTRACTIVE, LARGE CORNER room CREATE YOUR OWN LANGUAGE changed flat on highway. Contact 62050 9th St. Si. 251.4817 MONDAY THRu FRIDAY 7 to 3 p 103 50 mg I For tiCketil or furthw in- ATTENTION! in Ideal for study. Parking, Veronica 626 4254 S F WE HANDEUILD the beat Mere quiet home Bright colons beautiful smells...flowers formation cell the Humanist Community PEOPLE WHO LIKE PEOPLE 2.3,14 DORM HOUSE tor rent across lOudeplielter systems tor the money. kitchen priv near campus Serious. speak a language all their own. At very of San Jou 294-5017 Full-time Summer 10bil avail showing Furn. Summer rate man Live KC ft LOUDSPEAKERS from 825. 354- minute man $75/Mo. 2604154. street campus spoolsi times...like your wedding day, SE A FRIEND to handicapped Specialty RIMS to single working gals 113 LL ACADEMY offering memorial 354 4363 you want them to express a thousand free in @Wildly, rCiOnt Girls oven 5389. Monagement Opportunities day iffery1e weekend' Planning r Build- DELUXE FURN, ap) for rant 51301m0 things. BRIDAL FAIR! FLOWER please call 206-2306 aft 5 Must have own transportation ing model Community in redwoods. PRICED TO SELL olks from campus Quiet See manager 2 1113RM, furnished apt near campus. SERVICE feature, truly creative com- For interview Call Collect for anthology in- Need a Twenty perticipents. For into. write. Sofa-convents lobed & rattan bookshelf. Apt 43 1850 Reed Si SJ Want year round tenants. Reasonable binations of floral dealgnii...hundreds of POETRY 14151 832-8688 9-1 PM Contemporaiii NOW. 1492 Starroli Rod Woodside, Cal. Call 578-1461 after 5 pin rates Call 252,2243 ammo, quality arrangements at fan- clude stamped envelope SAN NNNNNNN 0 HOUSE-Great at- tutic Student prices. We invite you to Literature Press 311 California Street Good Cr' SINGLE WOMEN 121-361, needed as Francisca 94104 SPROUT SANDWICHIS Jinsenj toe. not DOWN BAGS, 21 lb goose excellent rnolenee tin.n & maid service. color CHEAP - 2 bedroom furnished apt. COrnpare...bridal bOuqueta start at only Suite 412. San counselors for fine High Slime Or cold NATURAL FOOD STORE. 126E cond $46 Amps, meet recorder. 20 Prorate T V. Kitchen pnuu . tile showers. Parking 5130 year round rate available June. $13.50. Student special. 55 discount with Waterskling, encounter group. San Salvador SI watts with smokers and tapes SW. Call girls camp to teach anti & Center of activity 237 E San Fernando Water 8. garbage Pd. 150 returnable wedding order scow/ponied by this ad. I AM organizing an - - 2863339 Phil or Mary. Crafts. English-Western Equitation, 069 to $89,m0 295-9504 or 2934345 deg Pets OK, Quiet. I IAA from BRIDAL FAIR! FLOWER SERVICE Anyone Interested in participating. MONDAY CINEMA "THE TRIAL" (3ymnastiCe & Typing-Newspaper library AO S. 4Ith 267 7387 10311 S. Saratoga-Sunnyvale Ras between 20-30. is welcome. Also needs participate Dir by Welles. May 21, 3 30 IL 7 37 SLACKLITE POSTERS St so. PATCHES per Fret 6/16-6122 Ph 14151967-4297 LA DONNA APTS. Cupertino, 257-7202. facilitator. as I would like to 7 PM PM, MD Auditorium. 50 cents 150 SliP INCENSE 25-291. PIPES SI 00 I bedroom apts turn $130. unturn 5120 SUMMER RATES too. Call Larry 247-4635 aft. LEATHER a uP RADIOS 0385 8 UP FRIDAY PLICKS"PLAY MISTY FOR oar we new carpets Quiet ernospriere near 2 bdrrn. house S125 Try our DRY CLEANING for sweaters uP. MISTY FORME" 5100. per wek GUARANTEE 011005 BINOCULARS S2200 & STARRING CLINT EASTWOOD MAY 1B, the campus 365 9 4th St Call Ben 269- 4 bdrm. house S150 shins, pants. 95$ & u8 Campus FRIDAY FLICKS "PLAY 95, 4 EMMY/OM/MAY IS HLACKLi TE COMPLETE 18' 81 1 7 a to Pm MORRIS DAILY Au ADM. E363 or John 356-5700 6 bedrrn apts. from 060 Launderette, Corner S. 3rd & San STARRING CLINT SALES MANAGER ADM. 95 STROBE LIGHTS 5t795. GAS 60e, Call now for bargains Salvador. 1410 PM MORRIS DAILEY AUO. HuLB PhiNTS, FISH 30 nrs a week 83 95 INDIA UNIVERSITY CLUB-Co-sal Beautiful 287 4900 50s. ,, SUP T-SHIRTS RIFLERY INSTRUCTOR 121-351 Sat v 0190 52 00 house, fireplace, grand piano. color T v TYPING . BROOKS Fernando, Purchasing Agent. StabWhand. WANT TO BUY a used Alto Recorder Sun ito dark 80 E San recreation rcOm, kit env maid & 'mons. FUR N opts one bdrm US 2 herrn 5105 80 North 3rd St Apt 0823 Oilihwailher nestled for High Sierra Cheep Call Cheryl 354.9541. Mon. 4 to dark ...rn SJSU Phone 292-0409 parking. courtyard Includes Continental 5112 3 bdrm 5150 on 8th St smmr 287-4355 Tues. its dark Breakfast From S79imo 202 So 11th rates pets OK wtr gbg pd. See Pete at IF YOU LIKE ROOKS, you-II love NORGE - GRATULE RE R MED Tues. it. dark 293-7374 TYPING in my North side Some. HLGTCLE a different used bookalOr Camp June 15-Aug 22 Ph 14151 967- DEN 'sr. malt Wed..' to dark Studio, unfurn near campus utilitieS reallOnble Sahel echos guaranteed decent paperbacks at v price Best Sci-Fu 42g7 SEDROOM HOUSS Across organ Thumb Lawn Service Pd 440 S 10th St 180 Ph 225 9367 2413.27911. sanction in Bay Area Records. too We est f o campus furnish or unfurn OUT.OFSTATE FAMILY looking toi It SEE 245.4970 "aye Me hooka you want A need & best NEED IMMEDI local housing to Sublet this summer Faculty preferred Cal 354-4363 LEARN SPORT PARACHUTING prices in town YeS webuy6 trade books ROOMMATES needed to share large Mid June for 3 wks. 1 child. 1 baby 'AUTOMOTIVE' individuals for Insurance sales with COMPLETE FIRST JUMP INSTRUC- CONGRADULATIONS LORI & record! RECYCLE 235So 41 St 260 $105 house during summer 1150.mo.1 Call Nancy 207.1007 management potential: pert time - TIONS ON MAKING FLAG na /5 Large studio sep Study room possibly Fall, Come by 2400. 12th St., And in place your ad school year, full time summer, ALL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED. LOVE, GARY Heeled pools turn sv(Carpiete or .11 Ron 998 8716 MALE MODELS WANTED for barb, SAVE TINS AD' Before you purchase salary A commission For interview SPECIAL GROUP RATES AVM 5 min from campus Styling contest 10 am Sunday. May 711 costly stereo equip retail check nous for call Jerry Hill at 267 3700 or 226 6883 STEVENS PARA-LOFT 569-5356 'AUTOMOTTVE SeCluded LARGE I BE DIM. Apt, New Shags. w Burlingame Hyatt House. 1333 ii.scount prices to SJS students (On all 5100 per wk GUARANTEE 2971200 g pd Fare. 751 S. 284 St., No. 4, 293- Bayshore highway, Burlingame. CA your needs, We guarantee the lowest SALES MANAGER 7796 slices in lie Bay Ares on such namallin FOR RENT; 2 bedroom furnished TYPIST-PAST, Accurate Can edit- 972 VEGA GT, A speed, Silver w black NAPPY BELATED MOTHER'S DAY serisui Pioneer Marantr Tesc Oust 30 hrs week 'penmen'. siso. 533 South 10th Street Master's etc Nest SJSU Mrs AManian stripe, 13,000 mi.. 21 M.P.G.. 01930. STUDIO AVAI July Inor MA MA MINI inc Cell us for weekly specials tool Se 0.4 Call 272-0296 296-410a calif or continue payments. 2691677 August, $105. Burbank area. Open LOVE, JEFF 'rlidJ or 250-20211 Sun ii to dark Slier S pm. beamed ceiling TYPING -term Men etc perienCed FIND WHAT Mon 4 to dark NO AND UP, nice cornfortsbos, quiet and loft. Backyard. rooms downtown. kit Orb .293-3910 Call Robert or Candy, end tut Fnonis 260-8674 KIM' GENE A MILLION USED BOOKS osperciscss Tons Ito dark 156 2116.9753 FOR BALI: 'fond. 250 Sectarian! 0200 N 5th St HAPPY BIRTHDAY uncel and maga/mei Neat old Wed 110 drk 926-0413 LOVE, SUDS hookstore largest in Santa Clare Valley 2 BEDROOM furnished Apts Summer EXPERIENCID THESIS TYPIST YOU NEED Green Thumb Lawn Servo. 1190 FURNISHED 1111.1010 rate 5105 4575 Ninth 2599943 Hunt 4-spied since 1928 Woodruff a iflush Twice St Call miter s Reports Diesertations 611 PONT LE MANS 311, 745 4970 All utilities included. Clean A parking turning gear Head Books al E San Fernando Morn or see mgr No 6 Marianne Tarnberg - 1924 Harris New Makes water purnp & Men only 620 So 3rd Elt. S650 177.0172 or 296-51164 lint 13,11 n0 30.5 30 treis off with Misr] Telephone 371-0395 San Jose TRANSPORTATION LIQUOR STORE CLERK - Part IN THE - 18 PT. SAILSOAT. 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