Alleged Pro-Shah Program to Continue Despite Protests

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Volume V, Number 48 Friday, November 5, 1976 Phone: 277-3181 r-- Alleged pro-shah program to continue despite protests By Laurie Siothower far as I know." being used to air such a program on that Fargam was an agent of the A program of Persian culture and Fargam's program consists of a public student radio program. shah. music will continue despite heated poetry, music and non-political news Grebb countered with, "I don't An ISA spokesman denied the protests by the Iranian Students As- items, according to Mora. want to set any precedent to repress charges. (ISA) that it is pro-shah. anybody's speech." sociation But the ISA disagrees. At one point Grebb said, "If you not for the Broadcast journalism senior Ali "In the last three weeks the "Fredom of speech is don't like the program, you can al- in Fargam's two-hour program, broad- program has stepped forward majority; it's for everybody." ways turn it off. That's what I do cast Mondays at 8 p.m. has been ac- favor of the shah, reading articles In another interview, Mora said with programs I don't like." cused of "extending the shah's re- from the shah's newspaper, the Ke- he had received numerous calls "There's nothing we can do about in gime through racist skits, decadent Yhan, and playing tapes made demanding the removal of the situation in Iran. But I wonder if said. music and pro-regime announce- Iran," a spokesman Fargam's program as well as some suppression of truth is the answer," ments" in a leaflet distributed on Specifically the ISA objected to favoring it. said Grebb. Fargam read on campus by the ISA. an article they say He said he also was physically Near the end of the relatively Fargam was not present at the Oct. 11. threatened by a member of the orderly session, Grebb said, "You meeting and could not be reached That article protested the expul- group who had earlier walked to- ought to take a course in the Con- for comment yesterday. sion of a SAVAK agent from Switzer- wards him, shaking his fists. stitution, because I don't think your Acting program board chairman land. In another incident, Fargam re- group understands it." Dr. Gordon Grebb, professor of SAVAK is the secret police in quested a police escort Wednesday Another student from KSJS said, journalism, said the meeting was Iran, said the spokesman. afternoon when a group of 25 Iranian "There's no democracy in Iran, but held only to hear the ISA's protest The ISA also maintained that students formed a line around the it seems like what you're proposing and not to take action. Apparently Fargam was an agent of the shah Speech and Drama Building, is to take away the democracy the program will continue until at and that they objected to their funds passing out leaflets and shouting here." least then. The board is composed of four students and two faculty members from the Journalism Department. Approximately 30 members of the ISA and a few other student supporters argued before the board that: the program, broadcast in the interest of the Persian community, was "very unsatisfactory" and should be removed; Fargam's material came di- rectly from the shah's controlled media, and by allowing this to continue the board was, in effect, supporting the shah's regime. Grebb offered the ISA their own air time but was turned down. "You have already caused bad feelings in the Iranian community by broadcasting this for eight months," said a spokesman. "Take Fargam off the air and let us broadcast for eight months that's equal time." "Why didn't you protest eight Ross Lev months ago?" Grebb asked. Pictured at the meeting between the Iranian Students Brent Baader, Bob Breck, Dave Mora, Journalism Association and the Communications Gordon Greb, and Jim Holtz "We have tried to get program- Board are r) Professor ming on KSJS but you said you didn't want any political programming," the spokesman replied. ISA complains radio show "Now you let this agent of the shah on." Kurt Effison Programming director Dave Mora said he didn't know when a disc jockey is agent of shah Chalking down the line decision would be reached but the board would meet again in another The Iranian Students Association stitutional right of free speech. SJSU gardener, chalks the line for women's Field Payandehjoo said the Iranian Anthony Trillo, week. (ISA) complained Wednesday to hockey on the ROTC playing field next to New College. Several councilpersons pointed Students Association was told by the When asked if Fargam would A.S. Council that a KSJS radio pro- out council does not have any say in program director of KSJS the sta- broadcast Monday he replied, "As gram is pro-Shah and therefore what is aired on KSJS despite fund- tion does not have pro-political pro- should be taken off the air. ing it for $5,000. gramming. Then adviser Richard Proposals shot down Rather than taking action itself, More than a dozen supporters of MacCafferty told them they could council voted to send the request to the motion were in the gallery, many have equal time. When a tape was the Communications Board. of whom raised their hand to speak submitted it was not aired because it The group presented a resolution and cheered Madwin's motion. was too political, he said. Parking ideas at feasible' to council asking that the show, by Chairman Jeff Brown decided to Tape Persian disc jockey Ali Fargam, be removed keep the discussion in the council A representative of the ISA noted Many of the city's recommen- portation department at a meeting SJSU must consider the reality of because it said he is an agent of the after several of the speakers gave the tape they submitted was in Per- dations to improve parking in the of a special University committee the parking problem. Shah of Iran who is repressing the emotional speeches about the re- sian and he would like to know who progressive campus area are not feasible, ac- formed to study parking. "The kids prefer to park on the movements in Iran. pression in Iran. heard it and decided it was political. Councilwoman Edna Campbell Student questions cording to Bill Schooler, manager of He added that the university al- street," he said. "It's not the univer- A motion by Price to ask for Auxiliary Enterprises. ready has implemented the other sity that has the problem," he ad- said she felt the resolution was "too One student asked, "What about political" equal time was tabled and another Schooler, who manages the suggestions. ded. for council and suggested the rights of those dying in Iran? a motion What is motion by Madwin to form an ad hoc Seventh and Ninth street parking Schooler said his department Schooler pointed out students asking for equal time for fair for those who are being opposing views committee was withdrawn. lots at SJSU, shot down most of the does not have the resources or would park farther out if any park- might be in order. oppressed?" Motion made recommendations made in the SJSU traffic information to solve the parking restriction is implemented. Madwin responded it is time for Information officer Steve Wright A move to accept the motion was council parking facilities and neighborhood ing problems. "They're going to continue to to take some stands. said the Communications Board was made by councilman Steve Madwin study conducted by the city trans- Also, Schooler said the city and park there (street) for free," he Councilwoman Haleh Payandeh- established to deal with these types because "in my heart I cannot ac- said. "Anything the university does joo said Fargam now is admitting he of problems and can take action, cept oppression" will require funds." even if it costs one is being supported by the Shah and unlike the council which can only Schooler said traffic congestion person their freedom of speech. expressing the Shah's point of view. recommend. Ferguson dismisses in the street is caused inside the Nathan Price said he could not Madwin withdrew his motion Council agreed and asked Wright parking garage at Seventh Street. support a motion which would, in after it became evident it would not to see the problem is presented to He told the special seven-member effect, be denying Fargam his con- pass. the board. university parking committee !hat a Litchfield from AFC "pay out" system would not improve the garage congestion. Former A.S. Attorney General instate Litchfield. He noted he is in Also, he said the recommen- Increased student power Perry Litchfield as removed total disagreement with council's dation to redesign the Seventh Street Wednesday from the Academic decision. garage would cause 200 parking Fairness Committee by President Ferguson said he removed Litch- spaces to be lost. odiuulei said the James Ferguson. field because once a policy is set and project would cost "several thou- lobbyist

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they should proposed the are made to be The move was made because precedents sands of dollars." application was late, according to a followed. The city parking study, con- If approwd the legislation vould veteran's benefits follows the denial letter from Ferguson to Litchfield. He said precedent was set by the ducted last spring, recommended A lobbyist for the CSUC student allow student governments to assess of funding for a $2.5 million However the A.S. Council voted ad hoc committee formed to help that SJSU study the feasibility of a presidents is formulating a set of additional program fees with the ap- veteran's program. Wednesday to send a resolution to pick a new attorney general when shuttle bus system originating at the legislative proposals which would proval of a majority of at least 30 per Hours reinstated Ferguson asking that he reverse his late applications were not accepted. south campus, parking garage broaden the power of student cent of the entire student body; The extension of library hours decision. Both Ferguson and Litchfield modifications, alternative means of governments and reinstate educa- redefine A.S. fees as private, not would apply primarily to schools Litchfield told council he had re- were on that committee. transportation and parking under tional benefits for California state funds; remove instructionally where library hours have recently ceived a letter Wednesday stating he A member of the A.S. personnel the highway 280 overpass at 10th and veterans. related activities funds such as been cut, according to Plotkin. He could remain on the committee and committee, Scott Cornfield, asked 11th In addition, the nine proposals streets. athletics from A.S. budgets and cost at about $50.000. returned later that day to find an- Ferguson that if lateness was his Schooler also pointed out that the suggested by legislative advocate estimates the transfer them to a special state proposal other letter which notified him of the main concern would he reinstate lease cost for parking under Route Scott Plotkin would extend univer- The parking revenue budget; and give A.S. governments would allow schools to use parking decision. Litchfield if applications were re- 280, about $400 a month, was too high sity library hours, divert some park- the right to select their own business mass transit Litchfield's application was one opened. for the university. ing revenue to mass transit systems revenues to develop managers Currently, all parking day late but the Personnel Com- Ferguson responded he was not A shuttle bus system is not a and prohibit discrimination against programs. Bunzel favorable revenues must be used for more mittee made an exception and ac- obligated to respond but added late parking alternative, Schooler added. student tenants. Some of these proposals may parking or study of mass transit. cepted it. applications should not be con- "We do not have the funds." he If the proposals approved by the receive support from the SJSU Plotkin said. Litchfield said the move was sidered. said. I.& said a shuttle bus system student presidents at a meeting this administration. President John During the last term there were prompted by political motives and He said he heard council's opin- set up three years ago by a pair of month in San Bernardino, Plotkin Bunzel said recently he favored the two there was a definite personality con- ion and would adhere to its decision. graduate students went bankrupt be- will present them to members of the bills before the assembly to concept of a student recreation prohibit discrimination against flict between the two. A motion by Councilman Steve cause of low ridership. legislature for consideration in the center but emphasized it would have Earlier this year Litchfield ac- Madwin to send a resolution asking Mark Gale, chairman of both the next session. student renters. Both will be rein- to be done with "student support." cused Ferguson of forcing him out of Ferguson to reverse the action was university committee and Aero- Reform laws troduced in the next session, ac- additional fee proposal is office by making it difficult to per- defeated. space Studies Department, also The main thrust of the CSUC- If the cording to Plotkin. approved it would allow students to form his duties. Councilman Nathan Price asked where funding for a shuttle SPA's legislative effort this term themselves for a recreation Ferguson said he is above dealing several times expressed his support bus system would come from. will be reform of laws concerning assess

on a personality level and is trying to for Ferguson, telling him to abide by Gale said the committee should student government and an attempt center. Weather maintain a professional administra- his decision because it was his right ask the A.S. whether it would con- to make student governments in- The instructionally related ac- would tion which operates within certain to remove Litchfield with cause. sider allocating funds for a shuttle dependent of CSUC control. tivities proposal provide a $1.6 Continued fair weather with little set policies. Brown said his stand had not project. Recent decisions by the courts, million appropriation for athletics temperature change. Highs today at He said the chances are strong, been made clear and he was in full Gale also told committee mem- the chancellor's office and the and $1.2 million for other areas, part will be in the low AO's. The lows Heavy though not absolute that in order to concurrence with Ferguson's deci- bers that they should develop their governor have limited the power of of which might be used to support night will be in the mid-50's. keep council and the executive work- sion and said he felt he would not ad- own parking alternative plans student governments to raise and SJSU's growing athletic program. pollution will continue. Depertment ing together efficiently he will re- here to the resolution. before the next meeting on Tuesday. spend A.S. fundq. The move to reinstate California SJSU Meteorology November 5, 1976, Page 2

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Letters Filling in the Blanks Major wins can be attributed Hence, there was no "snuck" into spent toward these constructive Vietnam event the room as reported and, minutes projects which, I am afraid, the later, the chair throwing from the politicians of this country won't do disruptors began and hurt two per- for fear of a campaign fund loss to fabricated political images not truly told sons, one who was a Vietnam Vet What a cheap shot. It was then that the police and the Finally, I can do nothing but Editor: building manager decided the pro- praise Gen. George Brown and We. the Association of Viet- gram over. people like him for their honest By Steven C. Taylor namese Patriots and Friends, would People still lingered expressing appreciation of the situation, despite "Image in politics is more impor- like to correct the report on the front their wish to see the film till the end. all these odds. tant than substance and reality." page of the Spartan Daily of Nov. 1. (Because of this, we shall show the All through Wednesday, the talk The Association of Vietnamese movie again at 8 p.m., Thursday, Ashraf A Sattar of the campus was the surprising re- Patriots organized the introducing Nov. 18, 1976 in Umunhum Room). Electrical Engineering junior

ceremony for itself last Thursday. We wish that the Spartan Daily sults of the previous day's voting. and students seemed Oct. 28, in the S.U. Umunhum Room. reporter had contacted us to have Both faculty few had There were about 350 people who the objective report, since we or- fascinated by judgments anticipated. Narrow winners that showed up for the program. ganized the program and we were Bomb threats some had written off as hopeless The program was, as anyone can available for comment that day. losers included S.I. "Sam" read from our leaflets posted in the The Spartan Daily reporter campus: should have interviewed the Hayakawa, our new U.S. senator, are not rising new chief of 1. Introducing the association to audience, not just the so-called and Jimmy Carter, our the public (since "Democratic Vietnamese," which state. the association was Editor: recently recognized by the univer- did not exist until that moment. As The article in Wednesday's (Nov. sity). well, the Daily excluded an un- 3) paper concerning bomb threats is 2. The association president related arrest of drunkeness in the Steven C. Taylor is the Opinion re- both misleading and a mark of poor porting on the present same report. Page Editor of the Spartan Daily. development journalism. in Vietnam. The University Police should The caption to the picture, stating 3. Showing the film "Saigon: have decided to protect the on- that 173 bomb threats have been April 1976." campus program and the right of People like City Council can- made since the beginning of the Therefore, first of all, there was people who want to see our program. didate David Runyon, who sup- year, might have been a typo error. no "discussion of the movie 'Saigon: posedly didn't have a prayer of a Ngo thanh Nhan This is corrected in the article to April 1976'," in our program, chance, won by a wide margin, while as re- be 173 since 1968. ported. Linguistics graduate David Harris, Democratic chal- President, Association of However, you make the claim Furthermore, the report said an lenger to Rep. Paul "Pete" Mc- and Friends that bomb threats are on the climb "angry group left the scene after Vietnam Patriots Closkey, was predicted to have a You back this up with the opposite they were refused entrance into the fighting chance, only to lose by a supporting data. discussion." This did not occur. large margin. Since .lanuary, 1976, 74 threats The fact was, as anyone from the Profs cannot have been received. Last semester, science classes audience can verify, six young My two political 70 threats were received. Now, if my Vietnamese in their ZO's, whose rela- cancelled lectures in favor of hind- math doesn't fail me, that would tives or who themselves worked for control pub sight analysis of the election events. mean that only four threats have the Saigon regime before April 1975, In general, most of the first-day been received this semester. make your effort a little easier. When one's voice can carry five shouted to disrupt the program at Editor: reaction seemed to be summed up in With 70 threats last semester and Hence, television and radio com- times louder than another's, people the beginning. Again, the students take another one word "Wow!" four received so far this semester, I mercials, as well as billboards and have a tendency to hear what one is They were shouted out by the blow to the chin. But there was one remark the do not follow your reasoning that posters, called on voters to protect saying much more clearly. The anti - audience "Long live Vietnam! Long Why should a few professors have one cited above that stood out as a bomb threats are climbing, as your private property rights: their insin- 14 group's image was easily seen, live Vietnam!" It was then that they functions of clear perception of why those the right to structure the uation being that if you give "them" while proponents of the proposition left the room. headline claimed. It would appear happenings did happen. the Spartan Pub to their own per- be they union organizers, the were seen pretty much out of focus. The program went that they are falling. Dr. Roy Christman, my_ in- on smoothly sonal whims (Spartan Daily. Oct. government or the boogie man an after they left into The power of the printed word is structor in a class on politict.I the Student Union 291? inch, they will soon take a mile But it wasn't just the growers' hall and stayed too strong to allow use of misleading parties and elections, made the there, and hadn't Is not the purpose of the Spartan which might just include the voters' money that reinforced this image. A "returned a few analysis. statement regarding just one of minutes later with Pub to provide entertainment and homes. lot of it also included the pro-14 ef- 50 people." The University Police leisure to all individuals who choose Tuesday's results, but its truth can John McClelland be seen in most of the races that fort itself. came in at this moment. This ex- to indulge? had Marketing senior were found to be shockers election A month ago, it was hard to be- Supporters of the measure plains why they could not correctly I feel it is wrong to deny those night. lieve the anti-14 forces could pull it little money, but a lot of manpower give the exact number to the Spar- who enjoy live jazz six hours a week tradi- Ultimately, the image created off, but they did. Many of the people much of it coming from tan Daily reporter, who showed up the right to kick back and relax. Who stu- Art especially through the campaign's I talked to who had voted negatively tional political activists, like at the end of the program. consumes and supports the pub the opinions: had this fear of losing their own pri- dents and leftists, and the Mexican - It was the building manager and most? "propaganda" such as commercials and pamphlets proved to be the vacy rights. American communities across the the police who decided that these six Another piece of the image was state. young men be allowed into the room Mike Phelan deciding factor for many voters in ohh, ahh, p.u. images go, painting the farm owners as mar- when it was dark for the film, even Biology junior their decisions. And as They were led by UFW President the more money available to create tyrs poor helpless farmers being though the room was overcrowded threatened by these radical, unfeel- Cesar Chavez, who moved them to Editor: it, the better it can be seen as and their aim was to disrupt the ing, all-powerful union organizers. great heights of enthusiasm. In a In regards to the paintings by authentic. program Anyone with any knowledge of drive reminiscent of the 1960s pro- Daily editor "New Yorker" oohhh, a hhhh. But unfortunately, the image California's farm worker situation tests, they led marches, passed out As for "Zapata El Fuego" that sometimes has little to do with the knows better than that, but such bumper stickers, carried signs, held are hanging in the Art Department',. facts. knowledge does not extend to most uplifting rallies. Spartan Daily 'brainwashed' North gallery p.n. A good example of this was seen of the state's voters. They simply Serving the San Jose State Ron Lee didn't and still don't know. Their campaign was one of enthu- in one of the most bitter contests con- University Community Since INA Editor: Art graduate siasm and, all that energy fought in California, between the trasted greatly with that quiet, Editor . . Tom Tait I could do nothing but sympathize the supporters and opponents of Propo- So to find out, they looked at martyr-like image the growers had Ads en ising Manager . Gary Stapleton with Steven C. Taylor for his conten- sition 14. which lost by a substantial opposing campaigns. Chief Photographer Des ra Bows tion that Israel is not a burden on the propped up. Ness Editor Heidi Van zant Redone street margin. They saw the measure's oppo- That contrast seemed to rein- lily Editor.. . Fr, United States (Oct. 27). Randy Last spring this measure, the nents led by a simple, friendly - force the growers' line on what the Opinion Page Editor. Stesen People like him are told this by a small Layout Editor . Pami Agricultural Labor Relations Ini- looking man who owned issue really was. All those voters in the media of this country repeatedly to Copy. Editor . K,,thr Manmi not worth it tiative, looked to be a sure winner. It farm and said he was moved areas that don't know what really is Arts and so much that it becomes some- was really pretty hard to figure how campaign against the measure be- going on in California agriculture Entertainment Editor Robert Burns what like a brainwash. Face the Editor: anyone could oppose it. cause he feared for his rights. Sports Editor Steven Snares reality and stop kidding yourself. ended up casting their ballots for he Photo Editor Eric Luse Our new intersection at Ninth and As expected, the organized oppo- He and other farmers ( which is a "quiet" side. Assistant Nests Maar Jim Jones This country is facing a record San Carlos streets is just lovely, isn't sition to the proposition soon jelled key word. It sounds much more Assistant Opinion rate of inflation and unemployment. It is easy to see how middle-in- Page Editor it? That is, if you like concrete. around the state's mammoth agri- sympathetic than the term Steve Forsythe Funds are running out for a lot of come suburbanites the voters that Assistant Editors Nick Baptista The intersection, as it now culture interests, sometimes called "growers") didn't want their little were really needed to pass Propo'- Rial Cummings programs which are aimed at the stands, is a good example of poor "agribusiness." They put together plots of land invaded by raucous John Hayes betterment of the masses in this sition 14 looked at the images, Retail Ad Manager lain Runge planning. The sidewalks, which run about $1.5 million and went about unions. country. were confused by his state voters' National Ad Manager Lauren Lstick north and south on Ninth Street used creating an image. pamphlet and decided to vote for the Art Director Barbara Brown I wish those millions of dollars to be straight, but now one has to The perception most voters had Never mind that the opposition Classified and Promotion Wade Goertz given to Israel could be diverted and "status quo." Business Manager Kalh Tait walk around two concrete blocks, of this confrontation in the fields was was really spearheaded by the Reporters Pam Alexander. back to the pedestrian crossing. exactly what the initiative's oppo- large, corporate agricultural in- Such is the strange way political Randy Brown. Gilbert Chan. Steve After crossing the street: one has nents wanted it to be. It was sup- terests, not "farmers." Never mind Chavez, games are played. Dean Cheatham, Ron Coverson. con- many subtle and overt had already decided Run Dekker. 10% in Dwyer, Myke Fein- to walk around another set of ported by that the courts Ironically, the evening before the man. Thelma Fwsier. Larry Goldstein. crete blocks. ploys which made for good "propa- there were no lost rights. election, one network scheduled the Dennis Howe Dine Johnson. Robyn Write Us 'rhis prevents students from ganda." Never mind that prohibition of McGee. Ras McNeil Jr. Forrest Miller, Robert Redford movie, "The Can- Theresa Padilla, Jamie Rom. Sheryl The Spartan Daily encourages walking a straight line, even when access to farms will be denied only didate." simiaaft. taurie Slothower. Diana your comments regarding sober. the greatest of these and by the United Farm workers (UFW), This motion picture carried the Teasland. Valerie Tucker. Marion Whit- It would have been much better if successful was in proponents of the initiative, and not taker editorials, comments, news far the most same message to millions of tele- Cartoonist Richard Taylor stories or anything you might the sidewalks were left alone m turning an initiative regarding the the Teamsters, the UFW's rivals. vision viewers before the election Photographers. Walter Blackford have on your mind. else put one large pedestrian farm workers' right to vote into a And never mind that, when the including 'no'-voting Californians Jim Ryous. Jayne Evans-Windham. Best letters are short (250 crossing in the middle of the inter threat to private property. current law was first agreed upon that Dr. Christman told us after- Richard Green. Catalina Guevara, Scit owners con- Hanshaw. Russell Lee. David I,., leers. words) and to the point. The section. This was not easy. For one thing, last year, incse farm wards that campaign images do Scott Woodham Spat tan Daily reserves the right Perhaps a cheaper version of the this same ploy was just recently sented to allowing such access, only not necessarily mirror the facts. Public Relations Director Rick Gaunt to edit for libel, length and style. project could have been made rejected by the California Supreme to protest when the union voting Advertising Staff Holly Reverie, put int() their way. Paul Calera. Charles Carter, Denise All letters should be signed Money saved could be Court and upheld by the U.S. didn't turn out For the Proposition 14 contest, as lins. Jeff Dover. Nick Farina, Darrell with the author's name, major lighting up the darker areas of the Supreme Court. well as other races, that message Gray, Nancy flartsock. J01111 Hughes. nt and class standing. campus at night. But when you can outspend your Alas, such substance and truth is didn't seem to get past the image on Ann Klassen. Wayne Little. Barbara Letters may be submitted at rivals by a 5-to-1 margin, it does not as important or as noticeable. the screen. McConnell. Duane Maidens. confine Bruce Anglin Malan. Geoff Oram, Martin the Daily office (JC 2081 between Mar. Ross Accounting junior Perez. Eon Purdmaa. Lynn Rose. Kathy 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday Won, William Whit Sanders. Ignatius through Friday, or by mail. low. Florence Wong. Dave Wisglside. Charlie Day Arlene Zimmerman Donna ?Amer. Industrial Arta senior November 5, 197G, Page 3 Exile blames U.S. for repression Fewer veterans By Randy Brown read a speech on the poli- horse" in order to stay in In order to stay in po- without any formal charg- which supports the mili- enrolled at SJSU A Panamanian exile tical situation in Panama power. wer, the military govern- es against them and who tary government. ettirans enrollment is rollment is down 33 per described repression to about 30 people in the According to Bernal, the ment, headed by Gen. have not had a trial. The Bernal told the group down 38 per cent this cent. The loss of 483,000 caused by his country's S It Almaden Room. Ber- military government was Omar Torrijos, is willing to subhuman conditions of life stations in two radio semester but this decline military government to nal was editor of the Dia- formed by the actions of punish any Panama citizen in this penal colony defy Panama which voiced anti- trainees also is due to the was expected, said Robert 10-year SJSU students Wednesday logo Social, Panama's only the United States when, in for opposing the U.S. con- description." imperialistic views were delimiting factor, Sampson, director of and asked them to help magazine. 1967, a mass of Panaman- trol of the canal zone or the Bernal said that since shut down. according to a Washington SJSU's Veterans Affairs fight U.S. military pre- Bernal said the military ians pressured their presence of U.S. military the formation of the mili- As editor-in-chief of the news release. Office. sence in the Panama Canal government in Panama, government to oppose a bases in Panama, he said. tary regime, a chain link only magazine in Panama, Trainees include college Under the nations third Zone. which was formed in 1968, draft treaty that would 500 exiled fence has surrounded the Dialogo Social, Bernal enrollment down 33.8 per GI bill, veterans had ten In a heavy accent, Dr. has made the problem of maintain U.S. presence Bernal said he is one of Panama's National Uni- said the magazine pub- cent, resident school enroll- years to claim their educa- Miguel Antonio Bernal the canal its "Trojan over the canal zone. more than 500 Panaman- versity, and "an internal lishes "under a cloud of ments and correspondence tional benefits, Sampson ians living in exile "as a re- security force dedicated to constant threats to close it school students. said. The cutoff date came sult of the capriciousness of watching the student body down." As of September, for 30 per cent of SJSU's the Torrijos dictatorship." and controlling their activi- But since Dialogo Social 1,104,445 veterans and mili- vets on May 31, 1976. Returning from a trip to ties" is in operation. is owned by Jesuit priests, tary personnel were receiv- The remaining eight per Europe in February, Ber- In addition to all the he said it still operates. ing educational benefits un- cent drop in enrollment is nal entered the Tocumen beatings and assassina- With reference to a new der the Cl bill. easily explained, Sampson airport in Panama City and tions, the regime has sys- treaty concerning U.S. con- immediately was arrested tematically violated all trol of the canal zone, Ber- said. Some post-Vietnam MARK'S veterans have by state security police. He democratic freedoms, Ber- nal insisted that the ma- graduated and others are in a grad- STEREO then was held in a small nal said. jority of of the Panaman- uate program. Veteran en- Buy & l'rede jail cell for 25 hours. After- Radio silenced ians would like to see the rollment figures do not in- 293-8990 wards he was deported to He said there had been United States out of clude graduate students. 74 E. San Fernando Guayaquil, Ecuador. heavy censorship of news- Panama. Nationwide veteran en- I Block from Campus Not once, according to paper, radio and television Bernal encouraged his Bernal, was he formally news by the military re- listeners to not think of charged with any crime. gime. Panama as just a canal, Bernal listed many Of the four newspapers but of people who have Bernal said cases besides his own of the in Panama, gone through more than 70 The Associated Students military regime's actions three are the property of years of "on-going aggres- against Panamanians. the military and the fourth sion" from the United p He told of people who is owned by a rich family States government were "savagely tortured" Bill Graham by soldiers before being de- present ported. He said there also Earth Toys gets stay is a long list of people who have been assassinated by the military. on S.U. rent raise RORY "On the prison island of A request by Earth Toys that time Earth To!,s was Scott Woodham Coiba," he said, "there are to defer a rent increase told by the S.U. to expect a GALLAGHER Dr. Miguel Antonio Bernal answering questions about his exile from Panama. dozens of people being held scheduled for January was rent increase although a set aside by the Student specific figure was not Union Board of Governors agreed upon, according to at its meeting Tuesday. S.U. Director Ron Barrett. Point Blank Citing a poor starting In May the S.U. board spartaguide season and existing low passed a plan by a vote of 9- ( Z.Z. Top's friends from Texas) capital reserves, Kathy 2 which called for $100 a Newman, director of A.S. month from July 1 to Dec. Leisure Services, came be- 31 of this year and an in- fore the board with a re- crease to $175 a month for Sunday, November 21s1-13 p.m International Programs CDr. Harry Gailey of the The A.S. funded First the Electrical Engineering quest to reduce the opera- the six months beginning is offering students an San Jose State Men's Gym SJSU History Department Step Project will hold a building. tion's space rental. Ain. I, 1977. opportunity to study will speak on the current seminar in Food Preser- Earth Toys, an A.S. sub- The space was bringing Rhodesia at 8 abroad and receive credit situation in vation: canning and drying Resurrection City sidized ski equipment, $250 a month from a travel All students in S.U. their major. Of- advance $5.00 p.m. Tuesday, in the at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the presents "Night of towards backpacking and camping agency prior to Earth pre- ficial representative Judy Almaden Room. The Mi Tierra Community Miracles" with Mario rental shop for students, fa- Toys' operation. All students at the door $6.00 by Yarmus will be on campits sentation is sponsored Garden at the corner of Murillo tomorrow at 7 p.. in culty and staff began Kappa, the In- from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Delta Tau 10th and Alma streets nect Morris Dailey Auditorium. operation in January of this A Way to Savo Money Science Nov. 8 and 9 in the Student Only available ternational Social to the Municipal Stadium Admission is free. Special year. Student tickets Union to discuss Honor Society. parking lot. For more in- guest: Chalice. Newman indicated to MARSAL'S at the A.S. Business Office formation, call Lee Lazaro qualifictions. Howse of Surplus 2nd Not Student Union the S.U. board she would go at 297-4194. Everyone is back to A.S. and try and get Levi's Bells Et Cords Call 277 2731 for information welcome to come. "Protecting the Con- "Up Your Alley," a the necessary additional Backpacks Shoes Dr. Wilfred Iltis will Buy while you still can! sumer" is the subject of a bowling tournament spon- funding. speak on his six months in and many other goods by Slim lnghams at the sored by the Recreation A.S. originally budgeted Michoacan. Mexico at talk 124 E Soda Clara a field Sunday Forum at 7 p.m. and Leisure Studies 97 $100 a month to Earth Toys 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in D.H. I.E.E.E. plans Ilutvrosad & 4th Integrated Sunday, at the Grace class, will be held from for rent last December. At 246. His talk will be of trip to Stanford at 2 Baptist Church. Ingham 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to- special -interest to An- Circuit Laboratory Interested is the head of Consumers day in the S.U. Games r*********************************************1 thropology and Biology p.m. today. students please sign up in United of Palo Alto. Area. attidenisaitil is sponsored * * by the Entomology Club * Free coffee and doughtnuts * * will be served. Lost child's * * * return earns * * * * Sigma Delta Chi will * C (5t0111 * meet at 11:30 a.m. today cash reward * for a Dutch treat lunch in * "Have you seen this * * Faculty Dining (next to * child" reads the poster g * Leisure Studies) before the * with a photograph of 13- * Valerie Coleman speech. * month-old Monica Rios, All members going to Los * who has been missing since * . Angeles should plan to Day's 16. Oct. * Ring attend. Plans for a club * sponsored party will also Nearly all of the 5,000 * . be discussed. rot * posters printed by former * * SJSU graduate student * * Rios, Monica's Georgia Sale * Akbayan SJSU's * mother, have been passed * Philipino Club will get * out in the Oakland and San . * together at 2:30 p.m. today Jose area, as well as at the * * in the S.U. Almaden Room. airports in the Bay Area. . * All interested students are * Monica Rios has brrrr oilisiong sin.. Oct16 * invited to come. Food and What the posters do not . , * music will he provided say is that there is a $10,000 . * reward for the return of the . * M infant. . * Spartan HERE'S WHAT TO DO * Juan Rios, the child's * San iwo State Serving the father, was the last known University Community If the swine flu materializes * I Since 1934 person to see Monica be- * fore she disappeared. The * Second class postage paid a, San Your body trill slum. no * 3, two were at the opening of Jose, Calif ornia Member of Cal, * . forma Newspaper PubIrshers Asa& the Oakland City Center on compromises. and the Associated Pres. * cation * the afternoon of Oct. 16. . Published daily by Sari Jose State So give it samething nutritious . University, except Saturday and At about 5 p.m., accord- * he college veer The . Sunday, during opinions expressed herein are not ing to Rios, he turned away Nab a `Smoothie' * necessarily those of the Associated from Monica for a moment. * College Adrnentstration . Students the delicious. When he looked back she it's also 1 0 % and Department of Journalism OFF or the . * Advertising Subscript.0s accepted was gone. * . PLUS * Only on a remainder of semester Fn..11 Fniit I /rink - * * year. S9 each. basis FuN academic Anyone with informa- * Semester $4 50 Off campus pnce * pIff copy 10 cents Phone 277 3181 tion regarding Monica's * * Adyerbsng 27731?! Peeled by location is asked to call the Fruity _Rudy 's * Two Free Rings Suburban Newspaper Publications * Inc Cupertino Oakland City Police at * * across from Student Union . One entry per person, Drawing TODAY at 5 p.m (415) 273-3821. * * * * Order Now to Insure Xmas Delivery * Cheim Waterbed Showroom * * * Order Now for all January Graduates * * * Lumber, Plywood and Building Materials * TIME: 9:30 A.M. to 7 P. M. * * * * * Mouldings * DATE: November 5th * Special Prices on for Students 4 * * PLACE: Spartan Bookstore * I* The California Colt * * TWIN SUPER SINGLE OR DOUBLE * * your Last Chance to enter the ring * FIVE YEAR MATTRESS / LINER * Today is * NEW 42 MONTH SUNDOWN HEATING SYSTEM * * * drawing at the Josten's Ring Display. * DECK & PEDESTAL * * * * /Pi * ' 7'e s II" 411'llni * * WATERBED SHOWROOM iE .4 Spartan HEADBOARD SALE HOURS. Sun 12to 5 15- * 800 W San Carlos St )10EXTRA * * 'San Jose 297-3677 MON THURS FRI 9 to 9 * Bookstoec * * * 'al s, TUES WED SAT 9 to 5 ill I( ist' ,t( Ile lhliVer * * * ************************************************* * November 5, 1976, Page 4 Gridders face independent Aztecs in grudge encounter

By Dave Johnson comfortably ahead 38-14 in but he is scheduled to start said. "I'll tell you, we are The 1976 edition of one of the fourth quarter, SDSU aginst the Spartans. nbeotinwgealcvoimsiteotrhaetrHe.alwrsaiii like the nation's great grudge head coach Claude Gilbert Benton, despite his games is scheduled for 7:30 elected to go for a two-point diminutive frame, has the "It's a payback for p.m. Saturday in San Diego conversion. Grudge. reputation for being a them they've been Stadium, when the Spar- In the 31-7 Spartan vic- devastating blocker. waiting for this a whole tans hook up with the San tory in 1975, with SJSU "I played against David year. But we're looking for Diego State Aztecs. comfortably ahead in the and Binky in junior them too." For the first time in fourth quarter, former college," said Spartan free three years, the matchup head coach Darryl Rogers safety Joe Glaspie, who Spikers will not decide the put most of the second transferred to SJSU from championship of the Paci- team in on the last of- Santa Ana Community fic Coast Athletic Associa- fensive series. College. success tion since the Aztecs left The second team, be- "You just can't make a the loop last year to pursue hind then-reserve Steve mistake against Turner or on line an independent football DeBerg, had the ball on the he'll take it all the way. SJSU's women's schedule. Aztec 19-yard line when And Binky, he may be volleyball team, which has The Spartans have a DeBerg tried to hit wide small but he is a hitter." won four straight matches, near lock on the champion- receiver Robert Claiborne Fundamental team travels to Los Angeles ship, needing only a tie or a on the final play of the Most of the players and today to compete in the win Nov. 13 at Pacific to game. Grudge. coaches describe SDSU as UCLA Invitational. clinch a second straight Gilbert miffed a fundamental team which There will be 24 teams crown. Gilbert is reported to beats its opponents with competing in the tourney However, even without have said after the game ability, not deception. and it should be a good the championship as a mo- last year that he would run "They're a good team," indication of how well the tive, the SJSU-SDSU con- up the score against the said Rick Kane. "They spikers will do in post- test is a high point for both Spartans this year if he had don't do a lot of things, but season play. teams a game each has the chance. what they do they do well. "This tournament WailFaces been pointing toward all Running up the score It's a big game for both should really help our team season. may not be in order, teams, because we don't prepare for the regionals," in the crowd Since 1970, the teams though. The SJSU defense get as mud, 'pub' as some assistant coach Marti A portion of the 17,500 sun beaten football fans outside linebacker Rayford Roberson (381 picked have been trading home has been playing solidly of the big schools in the Brugler said. watch Spartan strong safety Paul Kolesnikow take off a Terry Malley pass on the play and returned it victories, with the ex- most of the season, and the state. We have to fight it The tournament will down Bronco tight end Doug Cosbie in the Spartan's 11 yards to the Santa Clara 4-1 yard line The inter ception of a 27-27 tie at Aztecs don't have quite the out for the recognition." feature such powerhouses third of the season 50 15 romp over the University of Santa Clara ception was his Spartan Stadium in 1973. big-play offense they have Spartan wide receiver as USC, UC Santa Barbara Saturday afternoon in Spartan Stadium SJSU weak In 1974, with the Aztecs had in past years. Gary Dudley, a transfer and host UCLA. SDSU has become from San Diego Mesa The Spartans are placed known as a professional College, is one SJSU player in a pool (division) along quarterback factory, hav- who will be going home to with Cal State University Booters battle for NCAA playoff berth ing supplied Dennis Shaw, try to disappoint the local Long Beach, Pepperdine Brian Sipe, Jesse Freitas. crowd. Dudley might have University, Arizona State The seventh ranked crucial weekend Menendez said that vic- among the top four teams The University of and Craig Penrose to the been an Aztec, but instead University, Michigan State SJSU soccer team will be doubleheader. tories are needed in both in the West to gain a playoff Southern California will be NFL just since 1970. elected to come north. University and U(' (nine. of SJSU's final two con- looking for Golden Bears The Spartans, deflating spot in post season com- in Spartan Stadium Sunday Last season, behind "They said I could walk ference games to insure the in for a 3:30 p.m. non- IBM COPIES tomorrow when it resumes their season record to 10-3 petition. The No. 1 team Penrose, they were the on and they'd look at me, squad of their 10th NCAA tilt with the om loose originais the hunt to the up-coming with a 4-1 loss to Hayward the West will face the No. 4 conference NCAA passing champions, but I didn't want to play for playoff berth in 13 years. while the Spartans. playoff jungle. State Tuesday, are 3-0 in team in the West but have made quite a turn- them," Dudley said. The other conference KSJS (90.7 FM) will The first-in -the -west West Coast Intercollegiate No. 2 and No. 3 teams around in their offensive Instead. Dudley walked booters will battle UC Soccer Conference game will be against the clash. The winner of the broadcast the USC game style in just one year. on to the 10th Street Berkeley at 3 p.m. in (WCISC) play. University of Santa Clara two games will meet with Sunday beginning at 3:15 Ball control practice field, and after he Spartan Stadium tomorrow Nov. 13.. the victor heading for the p.m. Bill Schulz and Mark This year the Aztecs showed the Spartan in the first game of a Head coach Julie The booters are NCAA semifinals to be held Fehr will do the play by emphasize ball control, and coaches what he could do, Kopi presently first in the in Philadelphia, Pa. play. have the running backs to they decided it was worth a WCISC ahead of UC make it go. scholarship to keep him 322 E SANTA CLARA SAN JOSE, C Berkeley (2-1-01 and the A look at the size of the here. University of San Fran- starting running backs "This is getting to be 294-0600 cisco 12-1-0-). gives one the impression Composits as of Nov 4. 1976 some rivalry," Dudley Cal coach Bob DiGrazia that Gilbert has them start- said his team is gaining ing in the wrong positions. rio player shots goals assists * * * momentum and "the SJSU Tailback David Turner game will be important to is 5-11 and weighs 207. Monday Cinema Id Perez 63 21 8 both teams." whereas fullback Binky frtior S 15 Ryan 37 8 5 Benton goes at only 5-51/2 , 1 Silveira 24 8 e The Bears, 9-5-2 overall, pounds. 9 Swadley 33 7 1 are led by Dan Selvemini and 180 Turner, the Odd Obsession 7 Gaspar 29 3 3 and goalie Chris Baudouin. however, is outside runner in 8 Bolanos 14 2 1 Selvemini is leading Bear ore better fact, he is one of the finest A Film of Erotic Beauty Ili Amajor 16 2 1 scorers' with nine goals outside runners in the na- 1 9 Avakiart 22 2 4 while Baudouin has tion. The junior college (with English Subtitles) 6 Perez, Javier 4 1 0 allowed only four goals in transfer from Bakers- 14 Garrott 6 1 (1 the past eight games. Morris Dailey field College has been in- SJSU goalie Sean jured the last three weeks, 500 7 El 10 500 Keohane, who has racked goalkeepers games saves goals SO up 72 saves and five against shutouts, is confident that Keohdne 11 78 13 the Spartans will come out (5i Sanchez 5 6 2 of this weekend's hunt alive. FIFTH Ati Al. SERIES ilil I' I ii It% St St 1.1 I "St sli I)1 & Pitt PAR St Ii iS st 56 Game by Game totals "We'll shake the loss against Hayward State and Attendaii, Team Score Home, beat Berkeley," the 5-10, (Law School Admission Test) Away 170 pound junior said. A seminar designed to equip the serious LSAT candidate with an understanding of the LSAT arid the skills and techniques necessary to realize his maximum score "We've come a long way 13-0 SFSU 250 and I don't think the VA.1. A thorough study and analysis of Test Structure Question types. Skills tested. Task definition Chico 1-0 A 1700 "PV,...... etc Test Taking Methodology Limiting alternatives, Sequential and Hierarchical answering players feel we can throw it SJSU midfielder Stanford 4-0 12E,0 John Media battles two Hayward Response Biases, Distractors. etc Practice Test Taking with returned section and total scores out the window." defenders for the ball in the Spartan's 41 loss St Loiiis 01 850 to the Faculty R J Shavelson, PhD. School of Education. UCLA, W J Meredith. PhD. Dept of The hooters must finish Pioneers Tuesday. UOP 111 so Psychology. UC Berkeley; R. L Trincheto, PhD. Director of Testing & Research. CSU Hayward ML Southern, PhD, Director of Testing I. Evaluation, CSU San Jose, G R Gruber. PhD . Simor USF 10 A 3000 8. Schuster. Leigh Burnstein. PhD . School of Education, UCLA SFSU 6-1 A 75 1700 Palo Alto Invitational next San Francisco Univ. of San Francisco, Oct 2-3, Nov 20-21. Jan 22-23. Apr. 9-10. Jui 16 UCLA 3-0 17, Los Angeles Peppordine Only., Nov 13-14, Jan 29-30, Apr 9.10, July 16-17, Seattle Sacto 3.1 A so Seattle Univ., Nov 6-7, Jul 9-10, Honolulu Hawaii Pacific College, Nov 27,8. Jul 5-10 UC Santa Barbara 2-3 A 1650 for champion judo team Administered by I W New (JD . The Limy of Calif. Hastings College of Law) and R E Kay Cal Fullerton 54 A 750 (3D. USE, LL M Univ of London) Stanford 30 A 70 SJSU's defending NCAA "We will be taking Long said. I ration 585 00 Enrollment by let*, with name teieohone address schooi and tee to The Registrar. The Hayward 14 A 500 championship judo team every member of the The Junior Nationals Western Stales LSAT Study I Preparation Seminar Room 3600. SO California Sr SF CA 90111 Tel 415,398- 1908 Late enrollment by telephone only it seats are avatirmie ventures north to Palo Alto varsity squad with us that will be held at the Sunday to participate in the doesn't have pressing University of San Fran- THIS NOTICE wti. I Annt us ONCE ONLY Palo Alto Invitational. schoolwork to take care cisco's Memorial Gym. The 2 p.m. match will be of," head coach Yosh held at Cubberly High Uchida said. School, 4000 Middlefield Judokas Mike Kessler Road. and Keith Nakasone will be This open match will trying to atone for defeats draw some of the top teams suffered at last years Palo a job for all seasons from the Bay Area. Alto Invitational. Both "San Jose Buddhist were defeated by Jim Club, Cal State Hayward, Sinbery of the Salinas Judo a career for all reasons UC Berkeley, San Fran- Club. cisco State and the San Sunday's match is a Francisco Judo Club will warm up for the Nov. 14 STEWARD STEWARDESS all be there," SJSU Junior Nationals. assistant coach Dave Long building for the "We are ; said. "All of these teams under 20-year-old tour- are tough." nament next weekend," BUGGED? McGowan & Associates Presents Try our THE WHISPERS VOLKSWAGEN SPECIAL! AND A 15 pt. Tuneup-Checkup: THE MIGHTY WHISPER ORCHESTRA

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Full-time students 112 200 major brands of Audio, TV, personals Backpackers International Club Ave., Campbell. $6.50 at the door. units or more) get a 15% dis- If' 1:. tape, car stereo, etc Advice on Poets Joseph Stroud, count. For more information drop for sale purchasing the Right gear the GOING ABROAD?? Chances are Obeah will play tonight at Divine in an outrageous EXPERIENCE open friendly com. by or call 293-6611. first time with no hassles. We you need appliances that operate the Country Store Ta- Marla Burns and Geor- munication w/your peers in a New Comedy: CASH Inr hoolg and reLords manufacture a complete line ot on 220 volt. 50 cycle We carry a PHOTOGRAPHS - Hire a quiet warm atmosphere. Drop by gette Cerutti will give Phone 286-6229. Recycle Book- Hi Fi speakers and blank record variety of 220 volt appliances. MULTIPLE photographer at a small hourly the Peer Drop In Center, 3rd at 2:30 p.m. store, 96 E San Fernando, SJ. Mg tape sold wholesale to the ARIS EXPORT CO. 6419 Tele. readings fee for weddings, dinners, etc floor. Student Union. Diablo MANIACS Selection of used books & public. Sounds Unique, graph Ave.. Oak, Ca. 94609 Tel Nov. 17 in the Home and keep the negatives. Also will Room. It's a friendly place to 998- records Great! 2693, Tues. Sat. 12-6. 415-654.4751 Rated X trade this service for others. Call relax and meet people, also Economics Conference SHREDDED FOAM Rubber, 506 Recital Ron 14151471-7727. workshops, groups, referrals and USED STEREO E(lUIPMENT. We EUROPE ISRAEL AFRICA Student Room. plus lbs Any Quantity, MCA 2912954. information. M. thur Thurs , 10 buy ft sell used stereo equip. charter flights year round, OVERSEAS JOBS - Sum- 1609 Westwood Bled No. 103 SIX MADNESS row/ year round. Europe. S. REFRIGERATORS $25 and up. am. 7 p.m., Friday 10-3 p.m ment. 9).C1..)7 111- it. 5023 Ste. L.A. Calif. 90024 1213) 826-5669. Films (They Must Be Told) America, Australia. Asia. etc. All Phone 294.2118. Call after 12 Drop by soon. vens Creek Blvd. Santa Clara, noon. 985-0344. T.F, 10-7, Sat. 10-5. 8264955. slated fields, $500-$12U0 monthly. Ex. NEED AN ENTHRALUNG Roman- Robin and Marion, starring Begins 11.30, Both nights penses paid, sightseeing. Free in- 10-speed. Peugeot. Like new, $110. tic Adventure with a high pitch of Clement Hutchinson, Scan Connery and ud - ISextoons postponed) fo. Write: International Job Includes strain, lock, repair kit, excitement? Would the professor of music, will Center, Dept. SB, Box 4490, and roGls 294 5184 presences of Audrey Hepburn or Berkeley, CA 94704. Sean Connery Of Robert Shaw or play the clarinet solo in a The Christian Science Organization Richard Harris turn you on' If so. performance of Mozart's meets at 330 Wednesdays in the help wanted please meet at Morris Dailey Clarinet Concerto in A- SJSU Student Chapel. The Auditorium Friday, Nov 5, for The 'PERFECT' SJSU campus community is Admin. Asst. Typing, Phone, the movie of ROBIN AND Major at 10:30 a.m. today welcome. Gen'l Office Sm. Commodity MARIAN. Two shows, 7 Et Trdg Co. Call 321-6660, 5.6pm. in the Music Building Con- GREETING CARD FRIDAY FLICKS presents: ROBIN 10pm, $1 cert Hall. AND MARIAN. A sprawling, INTERESTING, ATTRAC- WE NEED GIRLS! For our co-ed Patrict Meierotto, pro- medieval adventure which turns TIVE ft PERSONABLE innertube water polo team for . ONE MADE BY YOU! into a memorable, sensitive, love Young men Et women are Tues. nights. Call Mike at fessor of music, will play Anti has the strength and needed at the Brewery, a ten 288.6540 for more into. he orchestra part, trans- sheer presences of Audrey Hep- taurant Et nightclub in San BE CREATIVE ribed for piano. BLANK CARD STOCK burn and Sean Connery. Two Jose Duties include serving shows. 7 Et 10pm, Friday. Nov. 5. food Et alcoholic beverages services Also scheduled on the MATCHING ENVELOPES Morns Dailey Auditorium, by Experience is not necessary, program is a performance Alpha Phi Omega. $1.00. but you most be over 21. STUDENT Dental Plan Enrol BE MYSTERIOUS Please apply in person at the GRADUATING "now". Applications and in os Schubert's last work, ASSORTED each SENIORS: Practice Brewwery. 29 N San Pedro COLORS q3 your Career in the PEACE formation at Associated SRI "Shepherd on St , the Rocks," CORPS. For more information SJ. dents office or call 371-6811. a piece for voice, clarinet, come by Industrial Studies Dept. OFFICE CLERK-WAREHOUSE TYPING - IBM Selectric III PERSONAL and piano. Rm. 207, MAN 4 days/week, 3.4 hrs each 253-3684 day to fit school schedule. Must DREAMS The Royal Road to Pick up and Delivery SJSU graduate student type 40-50 WPM. $3 94/h, Consciousness! Share your ideas YOGA and Helen Centner will sing Steady work 298-4900. Meditation Classes of III RIC & Ouestions with other Dreamers fered day and night Yoga is a soprano in the Schubert PAINT 6. WALLPAPER CC) in "Dream Exploration" Wed.'s NEED hard working young woman mental and physical discipline piece, with Nancy Cole 87 Valley Fair Ctr San Jose 249 8700 7-9 p.m., Diablo Rm. Level 3 to clean condo, once a month, the meditation practice is simple S.U. $3/hr Steve, 225-2047 playing clarinet and Meier- 365 San Antonio Rd Mt View 941 3600 Sponsored by the Peer and direct. The price is 20 dollars Drop-In Center. WANTED: Experienced babysitter Ion 30 classes of 2 hours each Send im r Feronal otto on piano 4 COME AND PARTY with the Black for Tues. & Thurs. mornings Call now 292-WAVE San Jose Cultural Committee in the Dinna from 9 a.m.-12 a.m., pay is ex- TYPING. Term Papers Comma on Nov. 5. 75C with PPF cellent Call 292-0148 resumes/theses/senior proj card, and 51.00 without. Teachers at at levels. 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Soil study aids safe building foundation is used, By Dean Cheatham buildings. This problem is are studied by compression kind of A dam breaks, A Students in the soil lab demonstrated by two tests, in which pressure is Tsai said. building foundation begins study three soil-related machines. One is a tran- applied to a cylindrical soil He added that in to sink and crack. A tower problems: seepage, set- sparent cube filled with sample from the top and general, sandy soil is better for structural leans in Pisa, Italy. tlement and stability. sand. Water rises through the side. than soft clay These are problems Machines in the lab are the soil in the cube and a Stability problems are support. which might have been used to determine soil- plastic model on tap sinks studied by a shear test Tsai said that San prevented by a good soil sample properties as they rapidly. machine. Soil samples are Francisco Bay mud scores engineer before the relate to these problems. Another machine uses pulled from opposite sides low on stability tests, and

structures were built. Soil loosened colored dyes to trace the to determine how much has problems associated "In the old days people Seepage is the condition seepage of water from the stress they can take before with its high com- either overdesigned or in which water loosens the top to the bottom of a sand- crumbling. pressibility. causes whatever is filled transparent box. "Almost every job is underdesigned because soil and Problems Applied they did not have the on top of the soil to sink. Settlement problems different because every When a geotechnical site is different," Tsai said. knowledge of soil engineer applies these mechanics," said Dr. Kuei- "That makes geotechnical problems to actual con- engineering challenging." Wu Tsai, associate struction sites, he studies professor of civil Company offers the area and tries to work CIRCUS ADULT BOOKS engineering. with the soil on the films, photo sets, But knowledge of soil property. We have books, no- mechanics or "geotechni- 2 scholarships If the soil requires greeting cards, cal engineering" has improvement, it is mixed velty items and more, Two 81,500 scholarships 996.9410 grown in the last 10 years, home economist in with other soils or offered to home 167 E Santa Clara Si Tsai said, and called are being business. replaced, or a different SJSU's soil laboratory, in economics juniors by the To apply for the the Engineering Building, Ball Corporation. scholarships, students "one of the best in the coun- The scholarships in- must write to Ball Cor- Moderne try" for studying that clude two weeks paid poration, Consumer Ser- knowledge. expenses for in-service vice Department, Muncie, Field open training with the Ball Indiana 47302. Drug Co. A soil engineer with a Corporation's consumer Applications must be master's degree can work service department in accompanied by a copy of Anthony D.Campagna, Jr. in almost any engineering Muncie, Indiana. college transcripts and two field, Tsai said. The corporation will recommendations from Professional Pharmacists "All structures are built show the students what the home economics in- of soil or on soil," Tsai said. job of a home economist in structors. Openuni Therefore, according to business includes. All information must be I Midnight Tsai, geotechnical Foods or food science sent to Ball Corporation engineers make pre - majors will be given and received by Feb. 1, 2nd and Santa Clara Streets construction soil surveys preference over other 1977. on any kind of structural applicants, and all ap- The winners will be San Jose Phone 998-8800 project, sites including plicants must have an selected and notified by bridges, dams and interest in becoming a May 2, 1977.

Seconds ago, Stan Laurel was sitting measures the water seepage that loosened securely on solid sand Kathy Williams the soil and sank Stanley. Seminar to discuss C Trivia TRI\ IA QUESTION starting a business FOR TODAY: The Civil War marked the first products. get free publicity A No -day seminar time in history ironclad

"How To Start Your Own and government services ships met and fought in and obtain patents, Part-Time or Full-Time battle. What were the trademarks and Business" will be con- names of both Union copyrights. ducted Nov. 20 and 21 at and Confederate vessels The concluding day's SJSU. and who was the victor? objectives will be to Donald Dible, author of YESTERDAY'S examine critical business "Up Your Own ANSWER: Willie Mays. functions, low-cost Organization" and founder Trivia suggestions marketing surveys, of five successful should be submitted to business planning, opening businesses in the last three Rick Gaunt at the new markets, methods of years, will conduct the Spartan Daily office capital and dif- seminar. raising between 1:30 p.m. and pro- "The opportunities for ferences between p.m. starting one's own business prietorships. partnerships K30 are unlimited by virtue of and corporation, the tact that the economy is in a constant state of get "GASSED" at change, and change means opportunity,'' Dible said. A . The workshop will meet r, SPARTAN illr , from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the ,..._ , Engineering Building. , STATIONS Room 132. Deadline for advance Best gas in town registration is Nov. 13. The fee is $75. At the cheapest prices The first day's activities will include discussion on GASOLINE 7th Et Phelan 10th & Taylor how to market ideas and MOTOR OIL 245 Keyes 4th Et Williams products, find new

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111 liPlit See 8 top stars in four days of exciting singles and doubles illikkm action in intimate Civic Auditorium. Tennis is the hot sport, so order " now for best seats. Only 2524 seats available( For further information and group rates call (415) 354-8650 or 854-4860. Tickets on sale at , Top Hat (295-8050) and agencies. : ....-

Student Savings TENNIS EVERYONE! 2 sessions for the price of one. * Dennis Rolston (Good for Thursday and Friday * Sandy Moyer Nights; Saturday Afternoon.) * Charlie Posorell Free Tennis Clinic * Vijay Amrittaj 12 o'clock clinic for Saturday * Jeff Borowiok Afternoon Ticket Holders * Andy Poltison Take Coupon to Top Hat * Cliff Drysdale

140W. San Carlos * Anand Amritraj (Across from Civic Auditorium) San Jose's Own Professional Tournament! TICKET APPLICATION Now comes Miller time. Semi -Finals Semi-Finals FINALS INDIVIDUAL THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY TICKETS Nor. 11 Nov. 12 Nov. 13 Nov. 13 Nov. 14 7)10 p.m. 7)30 p.m. 1)30 p.m. 7)30 p.m. 130 p.m.

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Main Floor or StageChown seal for all Viva kevonns (mike $5501 ,.) $30 00 cISIS ine M 'Pawn Cn 1.1.10.0 C., Loge- Chr,., 0 ,r,I for ,,11 Ian cos,ions Isaac 55501 r. %3S00