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Volume 68, Number 64 Thursday, May 12, 1977 Phone: 277-3181 Gays, city police differ on 'harassment issue
By Doreen Carvajal and taken to the Travel Inn Motel at Hernandez said that the Harassment is a charge that has 455S. Second St. for booking. techniques used by the vice squad been directed against the San Jose Ricky Hale, a gay nurse, met a are an accepted part of procedure. Police Department many times. similar fate during an early March Hidden tape recorders are used in Add gay harassment. evening. Hale said he was sitting on prostitution cases as well as arrests Gays charge a dramatic rise in a chain link fence on San Salvador for lewd conduct. The tapes are used the rate of arrests related to Street between First and Market for corroboration of officer's homosexual conduct and streets when an unmarked car testimony before a jury, according questionable vice squad tactics cruised past and then backed up to Hernandez. indicates a police pattern of in- toward him. He added police maintain a timidation toward the gay com- He said the undercover separate booking facility in a munity. policeman inquired "what he was downtown motel for these types of Vice squad officer Sgt. Louis into." When he replied that he was cases in order to spare the defen- Hernandez denied allegations of gay gay, the officer asked him questions dants the "hassle" of being driven harassment. "We don't discriminate of a sexual nature and invited him to far from their original location. The against any group be they gay, a motel. police administration building is bisexual, heterosexual . . or Hale entered the officer's. car on located on West Mission .Street, two whatever they want to call them- his own initiative and was taken to a blocks west of San Jose City Hall. 'selves." downtown motel, but not for the Hernandez said the motel Arrests stemming from the purpose he expected: he was booked booking rooms are only used once 647(a) charge, solicitation for for arrest on lewd conduct charges. every two weeks, about twice a engagement in a lewd act, or in most During the arrest, Hale claimed he month, and only six to 10 people are cases a homosexual proposition, was threatened physically by of- processed through the facility have increased almost 400 per cent ficers. Hale added that a vice squad during that time. from last year's arrest rate, ac- officer who identified himself as Sgt. Hernandez said the vice unit cording to SJPD records. Louis Hernandez allegedly called works closely with the district at- Increasing arrests 14,hard him a "fruit" and purportedly said, torney's office and vice tactics have Last year only 15 people were "We've got a cutey here, don't we." stayed within legal boundaries. Travel Inn Motel, located on 456 S. Second St. once was the site of a San Jose Police Department vice squad booking operation. arrested on the lewd conduct charge Hale's conversation was also However, a defendant charged Several other motels have been used by police for this purpose. during the months of January, taped by a hidden tape recorder and with lewd conduct was ruled not February and March. During the he is attempting to obtain a copy. guilty by Municipal Court Judge same period this year, 71 people "They mentally and verbally Robert Beresford in April because were arrested on the charge. abused me. I still don't know what I the arresting officer behaved in a File disclosure disputed The rate of arrests for another did wrong. I didn't deserve the manner that could be viewed as sexual crime prostitution have harassment," Hale said. solicitation. The officer lingered in remained constant. Arrests on the Hale claims that the officer the vicinity of the defendant's car, lewd act charge have been solicited him. approached the car without in- plan averaging one a day. Sgt. Hernandez denies that the vitation, and initiated the con- Bunzel sent promotion Gays who are a part of the rising vice unit is involved in a campaign versation. statistics claim the police modus to use entrapment techniques to Hernandez said he had not heard By Cheryl Dennison The evaluations included in the "It ought to go both ways," he operandi is to use male decoys and arrest homosexuals. about the case. Recommended changes in reten- file were written for the personnel said. hidden tape recorders. "We don't have anything to hide. Margaret Crosby, a staff at- tion, tenure and promotion (RTP) process and must be used in that "Confidentiality should be used Art James is an acknowledged We don't go out of our way to harass torney for the American Civil procedures, including a controver- context, he said. to protect the person who is spoken gay who was arrested on the 647(a) anybody. We keep in mind the rights Liberties Union police practices sial measure to let the faculty re- The confidentiality of the persons about, not so much the person who charge in the St. James and Fourth and individuality of everybody," project, said the law is not clear lease materials in their dossiers, filling out the evaluations must be does the speaking," said Bud Ander- street area. He claims a plainclothes Hernandez said. whether the use of hidden tape have been sent to SJSU President protected, Sasseen continued. sen, associate professor of psy- police officer started a sexually Hernandez said officers do not recorders by police could be con- John Bunzel by the Academic Sen- chology. suggestive conversation with him spend an inordinate amount of time sidered illegal. ate. By not restricting disclosure of Other changes in the recom- designed to elicit a homosexual with homosexuals in order to elicit a Traditionally, she said, the courts The change most heavily debated personnel files, the administration mended procedures are: proposition. proposition. have refused to interfere with police by the senate Monday concerned the would encourage "people to publish The conversation was recorded An officer doesn't get in the car operations. 16-11 vote to allow faculty members their files on the front page of the the president's decision must on a hidden tape recorder, a copy of and he doesn't spend 20 minutes Vice Mayor Susanne Wilson sent to release materials in their dossiers Spartan Daily to show what a 'dumb be given to the HTP candidate in which was later obtained by James trying to get someone to talk, he a memo to Chief of Police Robert and personnel files for others to use ass my department chairman is'," writing before it is final; from the police department. said. McNamara last week inquiring in grievances or court hearings. Sasseen said. the president can reject recom- James said the encounter lasted However, both Hale and James about the vice squad's use of tape Some senators said faculty mem- Faculty members ought to be mendations made by the depart- for about 20 minutes. The officer said their encounters with the under- recorders, arrest statistics of bers should be allowed to release trusted to use their files "as they see ment and school committees only in approached his car, he said, stared cover police lasted for close to half homosexuals and the maintenance their files to anyone. fit," countered Dr. Dave Elliott, "rare instances and for compelling for a few minutes and struck up a an hour. James' tape of the con- of pre-booking rooms in downtown Allowing persons to show their speech professor. reasons which shall be stated in conversation before entering James' versation lasted approximately 17 motels. files to anyone "invites the kinds of Geoffrey Tootell, associate pro- writing," car upon invitation. The officer minutes. Councilman Jim Self is at- disclosure we don't want," said Ro- fessor of sociology, said he reads the university-level commit- continually steered the direction of "Occasionally an officer might tempting to arrange a meeting bert Sasseen, dean of faculty. "We "very personal things" about fa- tees will only review a candidate's the conversation to sexual matters, say, 'Hi, how are you?' but he between members of the gay shouldn't suggest that it's perfectly culty members in the Spartan Daily file to make sure procedures were according to James. does not seek out the individual to community and Chief McNamara okay to show the files to anyone you which have been released by the ad- followed properly at the school and When James propositioned the set the climate for a proposition," within the next few weeks to discuss please." ministration. department level. plainclothesman, he was arrested Hernandez said. the issue of harassment. SJSU economics professor's prediction U.S. coal could be gone by the year 2000
This is the second of a two-part into a petroleum -type product within possible "horizontal" anti-trust as hazardous when compared with Although much of the industry is In arguing against a "horizontal" series. 10 or 15 years. action and transportation. fire-fighting or other mining/manu- operated by small mining firms, break-up splitting up trusts of ac- "But it's not the ultimate Labor is the number one cost in facturing occupations. Further- many of the major oil producing ross-the-board energy control By H. Kim Lew solution," Brooke said, "the auto the coal industry, said Greer, who more, the United States has the companies have spread tentacles coal producers say that anti-trust Coal, that high-energy definition industry is going to change teaches a course in Industrial worst mine-safety record among all into the coal industry, such as action would inhibit capital in- of blackness. represents 90 per cent drastically." Economics. The United Mine Western industrialized nations, Continental Oil, Occidental vestment for the development of of the fuel reserves in the United Traditionally, gasification has Workers' (UMW) contract runs out according to a National Observer Petroleum and Standard Oil of Ohio. new mines. States. been an expensive process. Coal is this December, and negotiations article. According to an article by Gerald It may one day be a buoy for the low in hydrogen, whereas petroleum should begin some time in the fall. "And coal miners aren't paid Following the defeat of R. Rosen in Dun's Review, this type domestic auto industry, whose is rich in the single proton element. A strike would not be wholly enough," Brooke said. "What ever legislation proposing "vertical of legislation is unlikely to pass the petroleum resources dwindle daily, To manufacture a synthetic devastating to the industry, ac- they ask for, they deserve. divestiture" the break-up of big Congress this year. as the wells extract at their petroleum, coal is pulverized and cording to Greer, because the UMW "I used to work in a copper mine oil firms into separate refining, "The measure undoubtedly has a maximum capacity. introduced to a hydrogen-rich at- only account for about 40 per cent of when I was in college. It's just awful. exploration and marketing units last majority in the liberal-dominated At current rates of consumption, mosphere, catalysts, pressure and all the miners. You have dust coming out of your year there has been considerable Senate Anti-trust and Monopoly sub- the U.S. oil reserves will be totally heat eventually resulting in a fluid Wages and insurance are high in pores for weeks after you've stopped movement toward a break-up of committee," Rosen claimed. depleted by the year 2000, according mix of gas and liquid. this industry one that rates first working." energy monopolies. (continued on page 3) to Dr. Douglas Greer, SJSU Innovative research economics associate professor. Down in Black Mesa, Arizona, Since 1973, the American wells researchers are being innovative, have been producing at 100 per cent though, according to Brooke. capability, and restrictive import To avoid the costs of mining the quotas have been totally withdrawn, coal and developing processing Greer said, because of the down- plants, some firms are ex- ward shift in market supply and the perimenting with turning coal into expansion of domestic demand for gas while it's still in the ground. petroleum. The method calls for two shafts to Industry plagued be built on the site where coal exists. Although the country has a Compressed air is forced down one hearty share of the world's coal, shaft. In that shaft, a fire is ignited problems also plague this industry. at the bottom. Three of these are: At the top of the second shaft, a American coal miners have the "pump" is placed that picks up the highest death rate of any laborers; residue of the burning coal. This the coal industry itself might residue is a rich fossil fuel hydro- soon come under fire in federal anti- carbon product ready to be piped trust action, and and processed as petroleum without there is even some dispute over the necessity of synthesis. how the coal will be moved from the The price of gasification is mines to industrial centers. several dollars higher per barrel Before discussing the problems than the price of imported gasoline. burdening the industry, it should be Greer said, but when the prices even explained what turning coal into gas out, gasification will be considered "gasification" means to the legitimately economical. auto industry and how it can be Gas will go up to $2 or $2.50 a gal- done. lon, according to Brooke, and as that Dr. John Brooke, who is teaching happens, the file. of the auto in- a geology class on the coal industry dustry will chaoge. Cars will at SJSU, forsees gasification of coal become "minis," engines will be more efficient, and they won't have the "frills." Weather Labor problems Books, final exams and headaches Partly cloudy today with chance Coal, though an attractive Chris Carlson, a geography major. labors over studies in preparation for rapidly imiversity flock to the five story Main Library Many students find solitude in the of showers. Highs in the 60s to low- alternative to White House energy approechinp final easminatione. Students from every dark corner of the missive 'AKINS'S of the decrepit Library North. 70s. lows in the mid-40s. planners, faces problems in labor, May 12, 1977, Page 2 ThEAGORYANID 11-1E ECSTASY ( Opinion Daily reporter 'shot down' in Patricia Hearst interview
by Rich Freedman the SLA . ' Buzzz ... buzz... buzzz "So Patty. You were in the black "Hello, Hearst Mansion. market. Who was your employer, Location of Catherine's weekly Dogald DeFreeze?" bingo party and home of former "No. The Spartan Bookstore." terrorists. Who's calling please?" "Ahaaaa. The obvious is always "Well, I'm a reporter from San Jose the obvious!" State University and I would like to "Next question: Why did you talk to Patricia, er, I mean Patty." vAs I was saying. I'm from San break off your relationship with "Miss Hearst is not available at Jose State and we're doing a series Stephen Weed?" this time. She's on assignment." of articles on "The Life and Crimes" "Every time we went out, he "You mean she got that job with of Patricia Hearst. I realize the always wanted to go dutch." Good Housekeeping?" "That's it?" "Gracious no. She's working for "To be frank, no. One other reason. He was always getting into my 'Killer Elite' magazine." Rich Freedman is a Spartan Daily purse." "I see. Do you know where I sports writer. could reach her?" "And what did he find?" "Right now I believe Miss Hearst "The usual tidbits one finds in a is in the play room taking target subject is a bit old, but We need a woman's purse. You know, practice at world figures." cosmetics, handkerchief, German story a story with some "You mean Brezhnev, Carter and sophistication and intelligence. Luger." Castro?" Something our readers aren't ac- "Wow! How exciting. Tell me. Do - "No. Her mother, F. Lee Bailey customed to." you plan on going back to college?" and Stephen Weed." "I see your point. Well, shoot. "I was considering enrolling at ' "Oh. Do you think it would be I've got a few minutes before the San Jose State. I'll bet you didn't possible for her to come to the mailman comes. I have to get off know I was good friends with John phone? It's very urgent. I have a this tape to KPFA by Tuesday." Bunzel?" 4 : 30 deadline." "First question Patty. I've been "Well. . . You're not from one of told you're working for 'Killer Elite.' "You know Bunzel huh? You our newspapers, but I'll see what I Is this true?" think you could get him to do me a can do." "Only part-time. I have this once- favor?" a-week column called 'Being Rich is "Name it. What do you need? An th Moments later. . . Murder." interview? A job?" 1.1 "Hello. This is Tanya. Ooops, I "Very clever (reporter scribbles "I was thinking more along the ac mean Patty. Have submachinegun down comment). "The question lines of changing the grade I got in bL will travel." everyone wants answered: What advanced reporting." so "Hello. I'm a reporter from San were you doing that 'missing year' "Sorry, but even 'The Bunz' can't ro Jose State University and! was.. when the FBI, CIA and IRS couldn't work miracles. He's not God, you he "Ah, yes. The college life. find you?" know." ye Football games. Exams. Drug "Off the record. . . I was dealing "I know that Patty, but does he?" ol, Nixon receiving more attention busts. Kidnapings. I loved it. Go on, underground. Yes, selling illegal Buns . . . I'm sorry ... your three don't let me interrupt." items to my brothers and sisters at minutes are up. Please deposit . . Sc SD than warranted by interviews al ar By Kendrick Walters years. OL Dramatic portrayals of historical Without a doubt it is something se events have become a major item best put behind us. This was the tor television over the past few Comment supposed reason why Nixon was years. Eleanor and Franklin pardoned after he resigned. Letters Roosevelt's lives, the Lindberg Yet since Nixon left office the kidnapping, and the Cuban missile Democrats have used Watergate as crisis have all been re-created for The interviews are supposed to an issue in two major elections. the tube. Numerous books and one major give Nixon a chance to tell his side of semester rather However, none of these compare movie have been done An the sub- mittee in the spring the story, but does anyone really the new incoming com- to the four-part drama that started ject, not to mention the uncountable than by believe he is doing it for anything Reasons for semester. The Daily page 1 last week. It relates to more recent number of references that have been mittee in the fall except the money? election was against the depart- history than these other shows, and the press have made to it in one form or another. Many members of prof's beefs mental rule and practice. through it probably won't be as said they don't expect anything new Admittedly, it is not something embarrassing popular as "Roots," its first night that should be forgotten entirely, but I felt that student representatives Editor: Nielsen ratings were astounding. are Editor: Kendrick Walters is a Spartan Daily things like the Nixon interviews should come from sociology and I found the May 11 issue of the It's titled The Nixon Interviews, My name appeared in the May 10 staff writer. just milking it for the Publicity and behavioral science majors. Ms. Spartan Daily, with its front page starring former President Richard of Ms. Novelle the money. article on the election Johnson is in the Marriage blanketed with Associated Press Nixon and British commentator and to come out of these talks, yet it has The advertising for these shows Johnson as chairperson of the Counseling Program which is in- wire stories, to be most em- David Frost. received a large media build-up. has said the interviews may make Sociology Curriculum Committee. dependent of the barrassing to me as one of your Unfortunately, unlike the shows Sociology In other words, there aren't any history. Unless they are referring to Department. fellow prospective journalists and mentioned earlier, this one has The article gave good reasons for it to even take the beginning of Nixon's acting the impression Therefore, I did not challenge the an ex-Daily reporter and editor. very little social or historical value. that I challenged the place, but it is being treated like one career, I would have to doubt this. election election either because Ms. Johnson I understand that the intent of. In fact, it doesn't deserve the be left to the because she was a of the biggest events of the year. Watergate should student. Let me was a student or because she was a this issue was to provide members of publicity or the ratings it has fit. The Watergate mess was one of historians to judge as they see explain my reasons. woman. the news reporting staff with a' received so far. the worst political scandals in this That way we may at least get some display of public shame in the hope Why then is the public watching instead of the soap opera The initial election was con- country's history. It was dragged of the facts Eiji C. Amemlya they will improve on their efforts. 0 it? presented now. ducted by the old outgoing corn- through the press for almost two that is being Professor of Sociology As past coverage of the semester in general indicates, it does seem to be a lesson they should take to heart and learn from. They must realize Nursing homes: cemeteries above ground N.H. unjustly that the Daily is a reflection on them as future reporters and is looked at to by Debbie Lewis One time I saw a patient who was there to drain these old people of by both their peers in the scholastic Private nursing homes, or death all bandaged and beaten-looking. their life savings. jails marchers world and the professional world as houses, (whichever title you prefer) When! inquired as to what happened I believe the general idea is that the best indicator of SJSU's jour- are certainly good for one thing I was told he fell down. A case of they are only on the way to their Editor: nalism education. making a profit. "elderly abuse," and no way to (Comment graves so why should the money go "The thunderbolt falls on an inch A strong selling point of an SJSU prove it. These poor people are to waste? of ground, but the light of it fills the degree is the status and respect Hiring high school students to subject to anything. There is a need for drastic horizon" Ralph Waldo Emerson. given to the Daily by publishers and work as aides for the elderly is a Some of the aides get very upset change in this society. The elderly The thunderbolt fell at Seabrook, editors throughout the state. If it favorite of these home's owners. when the old people who need to be Registered nurses are supposed need a chance to enjoy the money New Hampshire, more than a week declines, so will your job They only require minimum wage. fed spit food out; there have been to be the only personnel who can that they have saved, and those who ago. possibilities. Most people know if you hire cases of aides hitting patients for administer drugs, yet aides are are sickly and can't fend for A group of 1,800 persons from all However, this paper also reflects someone with credentials you will this reason. doing it all the time. themselves should not have to be walks of life, as far away as New on others involved, too. Obviously have to pay higher wages. There have been cases of patients abused and robbed. Mexico, came by land and sea for a the editors involved are not doing One private home I know of has These type of people should not being kept drugged all the time, so Since our society is so peaceful demonstration at the their job to the fullest if this slack three registered nurses, one for each be working with old people. It is a they don't even know the time of technological there is no need for nuclear power plant under con- atmosphere and lack of com- shift. There are a few assorted shame there is no way to prove these day. people when they are no longer struction there. They were con- munication has been allowed to exist licensed vocational nurses here and things are happening; there needs to These patients are charged for all productive. Since this is society's cerned for their lives and the future on the staff. there, a degree that can be obtained be a solution. The elderly deserve a of these so called "services." In my general outlook there is no real the omnipresent, unpredictable The fact that they have to resort from a course in high school. chance to live out their last years opinion private nursing homes are answer in the near future. future for all life on this planet. to this type of persuasion reflects on d, These young people spend most with love and care, not brutality. not in the business for aiding, but are Perhaps someday there will be. On that once-shining Sunday, their own capabilities, as well as. :: of their time laughing and smoking police and National Guard troops their reporters. As future graduates' .4 in the employe's lounge. They talk moved in to arrest 1,419 of the who will also be seeking em- about how they hate doing things for demonstrators. Of that number 1,034 ployment professionally, this will be persons are still incarcerated. The a measure of their abilities as ’’ jailed are being held at five National perceived by possible employers. Guard armories. Gov. Thomson Also, it points to the Daily faculty Debbie Lewis is a Spartan Daily "jumped on" the protestors with advisers as a source of respon- staff writer. both feet, two arms and half a brain. sibility. As overseers of the New Hampshire Atty. Gen. David newspaper operation who are Souter estimates it will cost the state supposed to offer instructional the old people, and quickly switch $1 million to prosecute, house, and guidance and individual help, they the topic to how they are going to feed these people who cared enough have failed to instill in their students buy a new stereo with their next to let their voices be heard above the the proper journalistic respon- paycheck. din of technology-at-any-cost. sibility and intent. Obviously, they All this was happening several have not taught their students well. miles away from where a group of 70 I was sitting in an employe And finally, it reflects on the persons, some 200 years ago had lounge the other day when I heard entire Department of Journalism, stood, at Lexington because they two of these high schoolers talking from the entire faculty on down to all also cared enough to let their voices they can't wait for school of the students. This is another blow about how be heard. to let out. to the prestige of the department in Is this democracy? It is doubtful general as their showcase of quality the state will even be able to line the Spartan Daily appears to be mentioned a Then one of them enough courtrooms and judges to plunging in its degree of excellence. and said lady patient who was dying, provide a speedy trial. It is a shame that spreads over us "Aren't you glad to get rid of her?" The New Hampshire Civil all. on, it With this kind of thing going Liberties Union has filed suit. Hopefully, this humiliation will getting is obvious the elderly are not Meanwhile, Gov. Thomson has sent be followed by a good amount of soul should be proper care. Something out a nationwide appeal for money. searching by all of us. Something is I urge you to write Thomson. terribly wrong within this beautiful done to force the private nursing Urge that the charges be dropped. A building if it can now surface on the home owners to hire qualified peaceful demonstration does not front page of the Spartan Daily in personnel. warrant jail. Nuclear power is not such a ( disgusting and horrible These people that work in these the issue here. Democracy is. manner. We had better cure this homes even eat the patient's food; Care enough to write. disease now, before it is too late. then they will call down to the kit- chen saying the patient never got a Robert Barry Steven C. Taylor tray. Environmental Studies senior Journalism senior May 12, 1977, Page 3 New Daily editor American Youth Hostels offer an alternative named by Burns to higher priced hotels during summer travel Tony Bizjak has been named Spartan Daily By Pam Weening member joins the asso- chain reaction to more 'Of course,' Stevens A few hostels, according Each chapter provides editor for the fall, 1977 To travel or not to ciation of his own country, hostels being built in the said, "the land or building to Carroll, offer a res- information for hikers, semester. travel: That is the question according to Sylvia area. first had to be bought or do- taurant type facility to bikers, skiers and anyone Hobert Burns, many vacationers and stu- Carroll, a member of the The state goal, ac- nated by the owners of the provide an added conven- else who likes to travel, on academic vice presi- dents face when deciding Board of Directors. cording to Carroll, is to land. It costs us usually ience to hostelers, who where to stay, what to take dent, announced his where to stay on their jaunt Membership card have a chain of hostels $10,000 to start a hostel don't like to cook their own and how to use the hostels decision to name Bizjak across the country. A valid membership about 50 to 70 miles apart when there is an existing meals. to their fullest. editor yesterday. The answer to that ques- card, costing from $5 to $11 from San Francisco to San lodge or building and ap- The hosteling program State chapters also have Burns' action ended tion is yes to travel and yes depending on age, entitles Diego. proximately $15425 a began as an offshoot of the their own individual clubs a controversial month- to the cheap alternative of a member to use hostels in In order to obtain this square foot to build a new European belief that young which go on hosteling trips long process during the American Youth 61 countries which have as- statewide goal of hostels hostel." people, when traveling, such as rafting and back- which a campus com- Hostels. sociations affiliated with the chapter has to rely on Once the hostel has been need a clean and inexpen- packing to get the club mittee rejected the American Youth the International Youth membership and program established it takes about sive place to stay. member involved in the results of a student Hostels is an organization Hostel Federation, ac- fees and volunteer do- $4,000 a year to promote the "The hosteling hosteling program. preferential vote by that provides youths with cording to Carroll. nations since the AYH is program, according to movement really began in "Basically, hostels are Daily staffers and a vote clean, healthy, inexpensive There are 11 hostels in non-dependent on the state Stevens. Germany," Carroll said, for people who like to of the journalism places to stay throughout California including one in or federal government. Most hostels are run who went on to add that travel under their own faculty. the country for only $1 to Santa Cruz and Norden, a New hostels strictly by volunteers. hostels in Europe now steam and like to stay in a studies, last week voted $2.50 a night depending on town near the Sugar Bowl. "The council of hostel- "The figure runs about number in the hundreds clean, healthy and inexpen- Bizjak outpolled 3-2 in Willman's favor. the location. In January, the AYH ing in San Francisco is also 80 per cent," Stevens said. and are very "elaborate." sive place. That's what David Willman 21-17 in The vote was a recom- Although the hostels California chapter added a designed to help raise Not elaborate The U.S. hostel move- hosteling is all about," the vote of current mendation to President were first designed with new hostel in the Sierras money to create new hos- Although hostels are not ment began in 1919 by a Carroll said. reporters, and Bizjak John Bunzel, who was to young persons in mind, for use as a base camp and tels," Carroll said. elaborate or luxurious, Walter Shoemaker, who Students can write to won the faculty vote, 4- have made the final anyone can use the hostel overnight facility for Hostels, according to they do offer the wandering began taking inner city AYH for information at 2. decision. who is a member of the skiers. AYH treasurer Chuck traveler beds, blankets, kids out into the country. P.O. Box 24999, San Jose, But the nine-member Bunzel was out of AYH, (American Youth "This is the first hostel Stevens, are created or pillows and bathroom Overnight travel Calif. 95154. Communications Board, town, and delegated his Hostel Inc.). in the mountain regions," formed by obtaining exist- facilities. Most hostels are "Shoemaker noticed chaired by Katherine power in the matter to By international agree- Carroll said, adding that ing buildings or building stocked with kitchen equip- that there were no places Butler, dean of graduate Burns. ment each youth hostel she hopes this will create a new facilities. ment. for the kids to stay, so he started setting up places in ORIENT' Prospects vie for cheerleader Transporting the country that would be job useful to the kids on an from $499 coal overnight trip," Stevens causes said. ROUND TRIP 'Teenage image' doesn't faze coeds contention The American Youth AIR Hostels Inc. now include By Doreen Carvajal "I wanted to become in- football team. If the alumni hostels TRANSPACIFIC (Continued from page 1) more than 175 A cheerleader: volved," said Debbie feel we're good they will TRAVEL "Indeed, the fate of this throughout the United Cute, leggy, giggly, Fuqua, a sorority sister donate money. It's like a by 30 Clara bill, rather than being con- States supported 235 E Santa slim, bouncy and char- and aspiring cheerleader. P.R. job," head songleader served Suite 803 Si. sidered strictly on its councils which have ming. Cheerleader involvement Patricia Kune said. hostel- 293-0667 merits, may well hinge on more than 8,784,000 In high school she was "I wanted to become in- the coal industry's public ers. the idol of all the miserable volved in improving San She pointed to a coming year." teeny-boppers plagued by Jose school spirit," ex- fledgling cheerleader, "See image in the The controversy over acne and growing pains, plained April Messick, a that girl, she's too pushy. SJSU GRAD transporting coal is not but in college her status is former high school cheer- That will go down on her nearly as confounding as somewhat more doubtful; leader and sorority evaluation. The girls with FINALIZES equitable labor manage- rowdy game fans deride member. the best attitude carry it ment or de-monopolizing her routines, the miserable "I wanted to get more over into cheering." The CAREER WITH the energy web. ;06.re young girls have grown involved." said Michelle selection has a lot to do Two methods appear to older and envy her no Thompson, a graceful with attitude, Kune noted. THE QUIET available to coal mining longer, and the need for black woman who tried out be businesses. They can either school spirit is con- to increase the repre- Appearance is a definite COMPANY. send their coal via railroad siderably reduced. sentation of blacks on the cheerleader plus, ac- or crush the mineral and That doesn't faze the squad. There were two cording to Kune. "She has send along pipelines to Here's Pete's story: almost 30 SJSU coeds who black women on the squad to have a neat appearance, industrial centers. Pete Marshall achieves After graduation from SJSU in 1964 are in the process of trying last year. she can't look cheap, and Although the latter success in his own with a B.S. degree in Business and out for the cheerleader Learning kicks, flips, she should have a nice would be more economical, business. Industrial management, Pete began squad. twists, and intricate cheers figure. No one wants girls career with a large retail com- the drought condition in the his are all a part of the arduous that are ugly." pany. From 1964-70 Pete worked his way up from a Buyer to Western 'states makes this process of gaining the de- Regional Manager. At that point in his life, Pete decided that making SC-Tartan method of sending coal by sired position. The novices Weight is a problem that his own decisions and having the freedom and independence "slurry" undesirable to en- have to learn a cheer, jazz strikes fear in the heart of were the most important elements in his career. After consulting Serving the San Jose State vironmental groups. Unneflaty Community routine, and a series of cheerleaders and potential with several business acquaintances, Pete decided on becoming Both environmentalists a life insurance agent with The Since 1334 kicks which they must per- cheerleaders alike. Last Northwestern Mutual in 1970 and railroads are lobbying He has now been with the Quiet Company for 7 years, working Second class pcstsge paid at San form before a panel of year a member of the Jose Calflomia Member of Cali for use of railroads as coal out of the San Jose General Agency. judges. Constant practice squad was kicked off the forms NewsPater Publrshers Assn carrier. The railroads are aeon and the Asociated Press is required. , for failing to lose the group lobbying against "slurry" It became obvious to me that Pete was meant for this career be- Published daily by San Jose State vying for six to weight she promised the cause of the leadership he demonstrated at SJSU. He was a They are competition while the Uneversty. except Satin* and cheerleader positions committee she member of the golf team from 1956-58 and also served as Presi- Sunday, dunng the college year The eight selection environmentalists are set herein are not are non-paying. dent of the Phi Sigma Kappa social fraternity. It took Pete 7 years opmeons expressed which would lose. against the use of precious oak...Manly those of the Associated Selection criteria is based to find himself running his own business To see if a Northwestern College Adrnnetration water, according to Students, the on personality, ap- Practice rewarding Mutual career would make sense to you contact me for a personal cr the Department of Journalern and Rosen's article. confidential interview. Call 298-3700 tech- Exhausted muscles and Myer/sing Subscnplares accepted pearance, and cheer does not provide only no a remainder of semester time spent practicing (an "Coal nique. the entire solution," bass Full academic year 49 each average of 20 hours a Ric hard Johns Semester, $a 50 Off campus price Sparkle needed "In energy, THOMAS H. BURKHART are all worth it, Brooke said. per copy, 10 cents Phore 277 3181 "A cheerleader has got week) Block that kick!, says SJSU cheerleader prospect Lori Fudor. by you have to look at the en- 1671 The Alameda #301 Adiesteeng 277 3171 Pnr tad to sparkle. Once you're in glowed a pony-tailed Kune. Furdo is one of 30 contestants Suburban Newspaper Publications. tire picture." San Jose, CA 95126 or) "It's really fun you get fnc Cupertino uniform you're repre- senting the team. Adults super involved and meet a THE QUIET COMPANY lot of people. You get to Nee see us as a reflection of the NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE know the football players and coaches and get to at- tend all the sports spartaguide IAN JOSE banquets." Kune said the SJSU cheerleaders don't fit into flAir the stereotype of the Glenn Brown, managing Calloway, and the Nicholas With over 1000 flights a week, KA is "cutesy little girl that editor of the Redwood City Brothers. the most convenient way to travel in California. And you'll like our low fares, too. Call your kicks, and flirts and Tribune, will discuss HAVE YOU HEARD Campus Rep.. Kathie Heppner (408) 275-8035 or KA. giggles. We all come from journalism job-hunting tips The Flying Twenty is ABOUT a wide variety of back- at 12:30 p.m. today in JC holding its Second Annual Our sensational selection of BRAND NAMES grounds there are 141. A Sigma Delta Chi Air Faire from 9 a.m. to 4 JEANS, SHIRTS, & JACKETS esikh nursing majors, psych meeting will precede the p.m. today and tomorrow majors and rec majors on speech at 11 a.m. in JC 208. the squad. on Seventh Street near the usl barbecue area. On display SUPER SAVINGS! rti we are The student chapter of "People think phony till they meet us. N.A.I.T. will meet at 4:30 will be a Cessna airplane, a OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW BECAUSE WE C %MIN Once you're on the team p.m. today in Industrial parachute, and hanglider. FIRST QUALITY SPECIAL PURCHASES you're just you," Lori Studies 113. A repre- FIRST QUALITY CLOSEOUTS Fudor, a '76 cheerleader sentative from the Society The Inter-Varsity Chris- SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR ITEMS tian Fellowship will meet said. of Manufacturing DISCOUNTED ITEMS FROM THE GAP Engineers will present a at 7 tonight in the Campus slide show and information Christian Center. \'-Y SHOPPING OUR PRICE TAGS ARE COLOR on S.M.E. CODED FROM Pat Ostini, an ad- Concerned Black $3" to $14" missions officer from Students, Staff and Faculty GUYS SIZES 26-42 GALS Golden Gate University will meet at 5 p.m. today in SIZES 5-16 Sambot S.U. Pacifica Room. All Law School, will speak at 4 the r FOOD FOR THOUGHT p.m. today in the S.U. members and other in- PANTS %FF Almaden Room, sponsored terested persons are asked When the midnight munchies hit during finals by the SJSU Pre-Law Asso- to be present. Election of THE DISCOUNT PANTS STORE week and your thoughts turn from the great ciation. Elections of next new officers will take place ABORN SQUARE CAPITOL& ABORN S DEANZA BLVD thinkers to some grrreat food -come on over to semester's officers will at this meeting. CUPERTINO STORE 10161 SAMBO'S. also take place. Tasty food at reasonable prices-any time. Open 24 hours. Alpha Phi Alpha is spon- GAIN COMMITTEE EXPERIENCE soring the film, "Stormy 401 S. %cm( Sfirsit 111110, Weather," to be shown at During 1977-78 (SECOND SAN SALVADOR) 12:30 p.m. today in Morris Dailey Auditorium. In the A.S. Personnel Selection Committee Student Union Board of Governors 217.1120 film are tap dance and jazz _ 6 students at large - 2 students at large - artists "Bojangles" Robin- Recommends appointees to the A.S. President. Recommends policy regarding Union use d rid pro it son, Lena Horne, Cab LC1 II el Assists and aids the Personnel officer in the execu grams prepares annual budget and ,qher }is, tion of her duties. All A.S. positions established in matters such as rent, fees, and space charges' (11,i, the A.S. constitution shall be interviewed by this corn two-year terms One one year term mittee as well as committee positions and/or sub committee pcsitions established through the Aca QUALITY XEROX COPIES demic Senate. One year term. EXOTIC PLANTS Winter Carnival Committee UP To 58^' 5 students at large PINBALL AND FOOS BALL The purpose of this committee is to plan, direct and coordinate activities for the Winter Carnival. All activities shall be 481 E San Carlos planned for the enioyment of the student body. One year term OPEN NI F 8 5 30. Sat 105 (between Genesis Restaurant Is huge wash Is dry) Contact A.S Personnel Officer, Gloria Grotjan A.S. Offices, 3rd level, Student Union, or call 277-3201 May 12, 1977, Page 4 Ry W nctriek per cent of the water in Bids had to be construction until classes Present construction is thus, dorm residents are empty, the gas power Hoover, Royce and these dorms, cutting dorm evaluated, accepted and started in September, being delayed by lack of paying for the project in- heaters that are used now Washburn Halls will have gas use by 35 to 40 per cent, approved by the state, then Kiphut said, which made it materials, Kiphut said. The directly. would take over, he said. their water heated by solar Kiphut said. the brackets had to be harder to get work crews. purchase orders for these "The system will pay The solar system heats power this fall after a delay Originally scheduled for installed before the student All of the workers are items are awaiting ap- for itself in 10 years," the water by absorbing the of nearly 10 months, ac- completion last November, workers could continue the students who have com- proval in Sacramento. Kiphut said. It should save heat of the sun's rays with Fall start cording to the project's the project was delayed construction. pleted Dr. Donald Aitken's Despite these delays, up to $140,000 beyond the solar collectors, which are supervisor Al Kiphut. two months by a This delay prevented "Solar Energy Theory and the project is still within its original cost, by 1996. placed on the roof at a 30 to Calling it "the largest requirement that union the planned summer Applications" class. $125,000 budget according When the sun is hidden 50 degree angle, Kiphut for dorm hot water heating system workers had to install to Kiphut. The money came all three dorms will rely on said. in the country", Kiphut metal brackets that con- from the Business Affairs their own 9,000 gallon Water is circulated said he is "98 percent sure nected the solar panels to Office, based on revenue storage tank for their hot behind the collectors until solar heat it will be done before school the roof. from student dorm fees; water. These tanks will be it is heated to about 110 starts," in the fall. filled by the solar system degrees. It then goes into Once it is completed, the on sunny days, Kiphut said. the storage tanks or direct system will heat 70 to 80 When these tanks are use.
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