Serving the Sun Jose State University Community Since 1934 Volt] inc 9() . No ;8 I ticstlay April 5, 1988 Rec Center analyst calls for SJSU unity Protest could raise tees PMA president advises By Jeff Eider tor was not overseen sufficiently by Daily staff writer the CSU trustees and SJSU adminis- A report analyzing the Rec Center tration. project has revealed errors com- Negotiations between the parties mitted by the construction company, are sure to recover some student the architects and the California funds, and litigation brought by the State University trustees. CSU board of trustees and the Asso- Although SJSU students may be ciated Students may retrieve even asked to pay for up to $8.5 million in more. cost overruns, it will be in their hest interest to fund the fastest possible Any recovery must by law be re- completion of the mishandled pro- turned to the project, not to the stu- ject, said the president of the com- dents, and a student fee increase to pany that did the report. cover the Rec Center's overruns "It's very important that students seems imminent. work with the university to get this But Dielschneider says students done." said James Dielschneider, will save money by not protesting president of Professional Mani.ge- what seems to many of them to be an rnent Associates. unfair demand that they bail the pro- "If there are differences on your ject out of its financial woes. contractor to side it is easier for the "We're trying to be very careful get more money," he said. about the parties involved," The PMA report. commissioned Dielschneider said. "We have to by the SJSU administration, was re- work with the architect, and we need leased March 21. and revealed signi- the cooperation of the contractor. nificant mismanagement by Roebbe- len Engineering. Inc., the project's "The CSU people are responsible contractor. for spending money on the project," Roebbelen told the Spartan Daily he said. "But whatever they did or didn't do. they essentially have (the L L two weeks ago that they were given poor blueprints by Hall, Goodhue. student's) checkbook. (Students) milliggirksispiiei.elmo Haisley and Barker, the project', ar- should try to he very cooperative SWOP chitects. which the PMA report also ith them to get this thing done." outlines, but in less detail than the Members of the A.S. Board of Di- 4 -- errors. rectors attempted to prevent CSU The report also says. "Project ob- Chancellor W. Ann Reynolds from servation. inspection, and meeting giving the CSU Board of Trustees the authority to raise student fees, Dan Sweeney Daily staff photographer records do not comply with CSU procedures and are seriously inade- but she still did so last month. Now The Student Union Recreation and Events Center is over budget and will be completed much later than planned quate." suggesting that the comae - See REPORT. page 8

lie probably just thought he could Scow gains 68.6% of student votes

get away with it. lie didn't think of By Jeff Elder Daily staff writer the realistic implications.' Independent Kim Scow defeated A.S. Election the Responsible Alliance's Paul KJ Kelly McAllister, tawict in the Associated Students' Update( SJSU drama student run-off election for the director of 'I'm going to work personnel position. Neither candidate received a ma- really hard to make jority of votes in the original March Cop shoots student, 16 and 17 A.S. election, partly be- and current vice president. people glad they cause the Students Organized and Scow and Katawicz both handed Unified for New Directions' Isabel out fliers in front of the Student voted for me.' foils ATM robbery Coelho drew 9.9 percent of the Union. seeking votes for the run-off. Voles. but several A.S. directors noted Kim Scow, By Katarina Jonholt Nan Jose Police Department said The race for director of personnel Scow's persistent campaigning as Daily staff writer officers are trained to fire mul- was the only race with three candi- reason for her victory. new AS. director SJSU drama student Charles tiple shots and "a lot of times dates, and therefore the only one in "She was out there fighting of personnel McKeithan, who was shot by a they don't know how many shots which a run-tiff election was possi- hard." Katawicz said. "She did a plainclothes policeman he was al- they fire." ble. great job on the election. I wish her a legedly trying to rob, will go to Officers involved in shootings In the original election, Katawicz lot of luck.'' court Wednesday to enter a plea. are routinely placed im adminis- edged Scow. receiving 46.6 percent "I'm really happy." Scow said a public information officer at trative leave while the incident is of the vote compared to her 43.1 per- the night of March 25. when results Santa Clara County Jail said. investigated. Lansdowne said. cent. of the run-off were released. "This McKeithan has been in custody The leave also gives the officer But in the run-off election. Scow is great." she said. "I'M going to year's. Not enough candidates en- dent adviser, for her base of support. since Friday. when he was ar- time to recuperate. received 68.6 percent of the vote. work really hard to make people glad tered races to give students a choice Katawicz, a member of Sigma Nu raigned on charges of attempted Lansdowne said he doesn't winning by about the same margin they voted for me." for every post. fraternity, campaigned heavily in the armed robbery and assault with a know when Baxter, who is on with which IN REAL candidates Katawicz said he would like to Scow made greater student in- Greek community. Fraternities and deadly weapon. He has no crimi- leave, will he returning to work won seats against SOUND candi- work for the A.S. Program Board. volvement in the A.S. a key point of sororities received more than one- nal record, police said. and added. "It's a stressful event dates in the first election. 'I'm definitely going to stay in- her platform. promising to "increase fifth of the $2 profit-sharing dona- On March 30. McKeithan re- in an officer's life.'' Independent Mark Murillo won volved with A .S..'' he said. cotnmunication between A.S. and tions students made in the first elec- portedly tried to hold up police On Monday morning, students the only other race not taken by a Director of personnel will he a key students through the use of simple tion, suggesting that the Greek com- officer Jack Baxter at a Wells in Eliza Chugg's Drama 152 class REAL candidate, beating REAL's position in the fight against student fliers.'' munity is SJSU's largest Fargo automated teller machine were discussing what might have Rick Thomas for controller. apathy currently facing the A S. Scow depended on her significant constituency. ,in First and Mission streets. possessed their "open and amia- "Scow out -campaigned him. Seven hundred less students voted connection,. in the housing commu- A.S. executives and directors take Dressed as "Humphrey Bo- ble classmate to do what he is said Terry McCarthy, president-elect in this year's election than in last nity, where she has served as a resi- office in May. gart." McKeithan allegedly accused of. threatened Baxter with an un- Kelly McAllister described loaded. 12 -gauge shotgun. Baxter McKeithan as somewhat "young Congressman pulled a .31{ automatic and shot and awkward. A.S. grants funds for celebration McKeithan three times in the left "He probably just thought he arm, chest and chin. could get away with it." McAl- By Jeff Elder saying that in his opinion the cele- McCarthy pounded his gio. el debuts new McKeithan was taken to Santa lister said. "He didn't think of Daily staff writer bration should go on for a week at down three times. "Could we keep Clara Valley Medical Center the realistic implications." The last Associated Students SJSU. some order in here please?" he where he was treated for minor The "Bogart outfit McKei- Board of Directors meeting before The group broke into applause asked. fall courses injuries and discharged a day than was wearing was initially re- spring break is usually poorly at- which lasted for half a minute as Now came discussion on the main later, according to hospital offi- ported as borrowed or stolen from they smiled and nodded to each motion. Should the A.S. make the tended. By Dani Parkin cials, the drama department. hut 24, more than 50 other. $4.000 allocation for Cinco But on March de Daily staff writer Lt. William Lansdowne of the See SHOOTING page Hispanic students crowded the A.S. McCarthy called for a vole. Mayo? council chambers to show their sup- Should the A.S. add $800 to the "Have you considered charging Congressman Norman Mineta. port for SJSU's Cinco de Mayo cele- original request so that a comedian, admission to cover some of the discussing "Righting the Wrongs of bration, for which they were asking poetry readings and a band could be costs?" asked Tom Boothe. director History. will introduce SJSU's about $4.000. added to the Cinco de Mayo events? of California state affairs. new division of cultural pluralism in Professor addresses "I'd like to thank you all for com- All the directors said aye. "If you charge people admission the Student Union at 2:30 Wednes- ing," said Terry McCarthy. A.S. "That passes unanimously. Mc- they will stay there, and otherwise day. vice president and president-elect. Carthy said. they will keep going in and out. The division of cultural pluralism Honors Convocation "I think this is the largest crowd Again the group broke into a long Boothe said was founded in the School of Social we've ever had . ovation. See FUNDING. page 8 Sciences to address the need for By Hazel Whitman What Every American Needs to Members of the group smiled and knowledge about the diversity in our Daily staff writer Know) points to disagreement laughed. society. This April's Twenty. sith Annual among scholars over how students But there was dead silence as Dan "Faculty and administratitin be- Honors Convocation will be accen- should he taught. McIntosh. director of academic af- Attention potential honors students lieve we live in a diverse society and appearance by a roan tuated with an Williams is further described by fairs. asked, "How will the alloca- You may be eligible for a Honors Convocation are desig- it should he reflected in the class of- speaker" by Insight called a "fiery the Universal Church publication. tion help you accomplish your scholastic honor award and not nated Dean's Scholars in their re- ferings. said Jim Walsh, associate Magazine. Insight Magazine. It states he is a goals?" even know it. spective schools. dean of the School of Social Sci- The speaker, his appearance "It will give us more well- ences. "It will address major con- made man who "staked out controversial The following breakdown de- The minimal load allowed for possible with lottery money. is Wal- rounded programs," said Patricia cerns of the 20th century and de- turf with his 1982 hook. "The State scribes award and eligilibilty re- the award of academic honors is ter E. Williams. a professor of eco- Against Blacks." and in numerous Loredo. president of the Chicano Al- quirements: velop new goals for the 21st." the student's full program of will offer its first nomics at George Mason University scholarly and popular journal arti- liance. Undergraduate students who The do sion graded courses or 12 units, Cultural Plura- in Fairfax, Va. cles." "How much did we give Wom- have earned a 4.0 grade -point av- course in fall 1988. whichever is larger. edu- Williams states he is counteract- en's Week?" asked Tom Boothe. di- erage at SJSU in the two semes- lism I will satisfy two general The chairman of the SJSU eco- Any student who feels that they class will ing what he calls "widespread aca- rector of California state affairs. ters prior to the Honors Convoca- cation requirements. The ninnies department, James Willis qualify for Honors Recognition and demic dishonesty" in the United "We gave them $5,775." Rick tion are designated President's combine instruction, research said. I’m pleased that the univer- but have not been notified can States that permits "use of the class- Thomas. director of community af- Scholars. community involvement. sity has invited Williams. He's an call the Academic Senate Office room to promote (the professors') fairs said. Undergraduate students who Mineta was selected for the first economist of very good reputation." at 924-2440 or dmp by Room 177 own opinions." And still the crowded chambers have earned a 3.65 or higher public colloquium of the division be- in the Administration Building. Recent campus discussion (specif- Williams' autobiographical sketch were silent. grade-point average at SJSU in cause of his leadership on issues of ically the differing views on E.D. lists his accomplishments, both on Thomas then intervened and the two semesters prior to the Suzanne De Lang cultural pluralism. Hirsch's book "Cultural Literacy: See HONORS. page 8 voiced support of Cinco de Mayo. See MINF.TA, page 6 Page 2 Tuesday, April 5, 1988/Spartan Dail) FORUM Publiminal Messages

af.i4ai Dave 1).ernif Lanson Published for the University Chewing on my wallet and the University Community by the Department of Journalism device at home. Although it Ihave a fascinating and Mass Communications doesn't fulfill its primary function perfectly, it does occasionally carry out a task that's not all Since 1934 too thrilling to experience. The device is my car. Its hobby is sucking dol- lars from my wallet. It's really thrilling to get the old bank account up to a substantial amount or to reduce one of my credit card balances to zero. And strange as it may seem, my car it's a 1979 Chevette. I can just Water shortage hear those cries of envy from you readers can sense this financial well-being and promptly breaks down. on the horizon Sure, the thing is getting kind of old. After all, Back in early February I went to Blimpie's for the car survived three Chicago winters and five lunch with a friend. Before we were half done with years amid Los Angeles smog and congested traf- our crab salad sandwiches and pitcher of beer, a fic. But jeez, I only drive the thing about 15 miles a hard rain forced us to move inside from the patio. day. I long ago swore off driving on the freeway We finished lunch and needed to return to cam- because the klunker can't go more than 40 mph. pus, but we were hostages of the storm, which by Now, after my mechanical pride and joy has to- then was creating huge puddles on the street and taled $275 in repair bills over the past two weeks, sidewalk. that sum is about to grow even further because the Neither of us had an umbrella or raincoat. My #%*it$*##&$! thing wouldn't start yesterday friend was: wearing wool. morning. Ultimately we made a mad dash hack to C:1111 Ali, the wonders of modern technology! pus, hurdling puddles I spent a good part of spring break commuting and dodging cars between my home and the nearest Goodyear dealer. while getting com- You see, my car sensed that I had completely paid pletely drenched. off my Emporium Capwell bill, and that just That was the last wouldn't do. Presto! The water pump dies. Chalk good rain we had. up $175. But first the mechanics had to run some- If I had known thing called an eletronic diagnostic test on the we weren't going to thing. Mark down another $35. get rain for two Meanwhile, my wallet was actually beginning months. I would've Letters to the Editor to sob. tap danced in the beginning to believe that a conspiracy exists puddles, not hurdled alternative to facing reality, but I see that riding gives a sense of "intense I'm over them. No Godlike presidents between General Motors and Santa Clara Jeff little dignity in painful and pro- euphoria." Speed is a drug in itself. so often, would've graciously County Transit. It seems that every Editor, longed death. Certainly euthanasia is Add a joint or a couple of beers and when ridership decreases to a certain point, the given cars the right of Elder After reading the pieces on March a viable alternative and Ms. Parkin's it can be sheer ecstasy. way, patiently await- transit authorities send out a signal that activates an 10 by Jeff Elder and Mike Lewis. I article (although I did not agree with Have you ever seen someone's automatic breakdown system in cars throughout the ing the WALK signal in damp contentment. I was finally prompted to do what I all of it) presented a good case for it. head after it hit the pavement at 40 would have done my best Gene Kelly serenade to land. It just happens that it's my turn right now. had managed to refrain from doing Anthony Bacio mph? Well. I have. It somewhat re- In the meantime, the mechanics get rich. each lovely drop. if I had only known. thus far in my SJSU career: write a Senior sembles an overripe watermelon You see. I was here for the drought of 1977. I County Transit has my business and I'm slowly letter to the Spartan Daily. I had re- Computer Engineering dropped off a 10-story building. She buying a new car one part at a time. remember what it was like. frained because I dislike howling never knew what hit her. "Don't be a drip, conserve water," proclaimed In my dreams I imagine hiring a tow truck to into the wind and wasting my time Emphasize abilities I have fallen a few times, whack- take this automobile from hell to the nearest cliff, stickers in almost every public restroom. We put on a letter that is unlikely to make a ing the hell out of my head and thank adapters on our showerheads and bricks in our toilet Editor.. where I can first use the thing to test multiple forms difference; but on this subject I have God I had my Shoei helmet on. If of explosives before sending it on to a long-delayed tanks. We took "navy showers." turning off the chosen to make an exception and At first I found myself irritated at this new legislation. AB-36, saves water while we soaped and shampooed ourselves, all the fuss concerning Jim Walters. grave on the rocks below'. Without a car, I would break out my soapbox. one life, it's worth it. no longer have mechanics sucking dough from my and turning it back on again to rinse. True, Mr. Elder, America has in- an AIDS sufferer, as he sought to be Comparing the United States and I remember getting a ride home from school one elected to an A.S. position. The fuss pocket. I wouldn't have to pay for parking every deed not had "an inquisition, a cru- Russia on this issue is just plain day at the city parking lot near SJSU (I don't park afternoon from a classmate's mother. When we sade or an administration designed troubled me, but what bothered me weak journalism. passed by a senior citizen who was watering his even more was this: If Walters was in the SJSU garages. Why put an extra penny into on the Gospel". . . yet I. for one, I hope AB -36 passes and you get lawn, my friend's mom window merely a student (without the addi- the coffers of the SJSU administration and the idi- screamed out the hope to keep it that way. I agree first ticket. Better tion of any labels), how much press the that than otic CSU board of trustees?) And I wouldn't have at the man. "Turn that thing off, you jerk!" My wholeheartedly with Elder on the po- scraping your skull friend and I were very impressed. would you have given him? oft the pavement the state of California hitting me up each year for a sition that we shOuld not ban reli- with a shine]. registration. It didn't rain for months. Everyone's lawn died. gious figures from running Recently, Walters stated in an in- for public Greg Cornelison Unfortunately, this country 's love affair with Cars became filthier and filthier. Restaurants didn't office . . . terview that he viewed himself as This is a right guaranteed Senior cars is only topped by its infatuation with hand- bring you water unless you asked for it. and then by the U.S. Constitution. "physically challenged." At first, I However, Public Relations guns. Somehow. people equate owning a car with a other diners watched to see that you finished it. I fervently was puzzled and then got his point. hope that the people of feeling of independence. Who cares if there are Then, one day, it rained. I was sitting in my the United States are never so foolish That is. he has a physical problem AA misinformation eighth grade English class when a gentle patter of (AIDS) which has changed his per- 80.000 cars with only a single passenger on the as to set the precedent for a future re- I at nor. drops began to hit the trees outside our windows. spectives on what's important. As a freeways each morning? Owning your own car en- ligious tyranny by actually electing a Once again I read the Spartan Everyone paused. disabled student. I have my own ables you to go where you want, when you want, religious leader to the presidency. Daily only to find misinformation Our teacher was Mrs. Zimmerman, a woman struggles and I welcome Walters and offers a secure little world where you can give Perhaps if the entire country was disguised as information. In Julie with a french twist hairdo that made her head look to the trenches. the finger to sweet little old ladies who are not driv- representative of only one system of Rogers' March 16 "Artist's Ren- like a danish, blue eye shadow and a hot pink Ford What is significant about each one ing fast enough to suit you. religious belief, there would be no dering." ( 'No 'mean' in mean - .mustang. We adored her. of us not just Jim Walters and 1 Although not as bad as Los Angeles, the Bay need for a separation of church and ing’). she states that the self-help "We're all going to he quiet." she said. "and is that action or involvement is a area is still tough to get around in without a car. state: but in the United States there group Alcoholics Anonymous "tea- listen to the rain." choice. Rather than giving column Back east in Chicago or New York, commuting via are nearly 250 million people rep- ches its members that alcohol is No one's using the "D" word yet this year. but inches to people's disabilities, give public transportation is the easiest way to go. In ad- resenting every religious belief and evil. . ." During my 14-year asso- they may soon. Fire departments are predicting an them credit for their decision to be dition to the standard busses and light rail systems. moral system imaginable. To base ciation with AA and Al -Anon. I unusually had season for forest fires. People who involved. There is much that needs car pools and commuter trains are also heavily used the laws and the enforcement of have never been taught that alctai,1 live in the foothills are being encouraged to clean doing in this world and too few to transport workers to the city. those laws upon the moral beliefs of is evil. Nowhere in the first 16-1 up dry brush to keep hazards at a minimum. doers. Believe it or not, there are those of us who sim- only one of those groups however pages of the hook "Alcoholic, Water wars in the North Bay are already under- In sum, as you cover issues in the ply don't like to drive. It's funny that when people numerous the members of that group Anonymous" are we taught this mis- way. Oakland residents are steamed that they may future, be sensitive, yet spotlight describe how safe it is to fly they usually refer to might be forces the members of information. What we are taught is receive only half the water residents of wealthier abilities over disabilities. We all the fact that "it's safer than driving a car." Yet all minority religious groups to live that alcoholism is a disease of the cities are given because they don't have as much have problems. Let's not create they don't think twice about zooming down the by the morals of another. This is body, the mind and the soul. For the lawn to water. more by stressing the wrong stuff. freeway at 70 mph. only a slight turn of the wheel simply wrong. . .regardless of ma- alcoholic, he or she is reminded People who normally Mars Jane Dulleck .iway from instant death. scoff at the idea of hay jority opinion. "We deal with alcohol cunning. fever are in misery as Graduate Student Driving is also extremely stressful. You can al the air gets dirtier and more Although I don't care much for baffling and powerful." (Chapter 5. pollen -filled. Special Major most see the tempers flare when too many people, Pat Robertson. I believe Jesse Jack ’ How it works.' I In other words, the symptoms who all happen to be in a big hurry- to get where of a drought have son would make an excellent prest Ms. Rogers was obviously either begun. Helmets save lives they're going, clog the streets and highways. Mid- dent, except for the danger of the misinfornied or failed to do the mini- The adapters may go hack on the showerheads; dle fingers fly, obsenities are screamed and general precedent his election would set. I mum investigation regarding her chaos ensues. the bricks may go hack in the toilet tanks: navy The idea of a nation's leader ruling In regards to Dani Parkin's col- topic. Members of AA concern Other than the expense, stress, paperwork and showers may come back in fashion. because God wishes it, known his- umn titled "Helmet laws restrict themselves with their own addiction overall red tape involved with owning a car. I guess Get ready, you drips, to begin conserving water torically as the Divine Right rights." I think, of Ms. Parkin. that I and not the drinking habits of the it's pretty much a picnic. Until I get to a civilized again Kings, was abolished in would rather write Great Brit- the Daily than my non-alcoholic. Hopefully the next area where affordable mass transit is a reality. I ain in 1215 when the English Parlia- senator, thank you. time Ms. Rogers chooses to write guess I'm going to have to continue to play the ment forced King John to sign the I am a veteran motorcycle rider. about what a group of people be- game. Magna Carta. Let us see to it Motocross, that the cross-country and street lieves or teaches, she will ask them. Meanwhile. my Nor wallet gently weeps. risky first step toward a return bikes have been Forum Policy to that a part of my life Carol Knopp Dave Lanson is the Forum Page editor. Puh- idea is never taken in this since I was 8 years country. old. .111 nior 1. al Messages appears ever) Tuesdas . The place for religious leaders. even I agree with one thing you said. liberal Studies The Spartan Daily would like to hear men as great as Jesse Jackson. III the chapel. not in the Oval OftWe from you our readers. Derek Ifieniforth 4 Freshman ShaN OUR PETITION! Your ideas, comments, criticisms and Drama (WE'LL FIGURE OuT 6rAM ./tVC) 50kit' ! WHAT IT'S FOR IT (Ad T suggestions are encouraged. We feel that Euthanasia a choice I 71-1INK /AM, 6,01 n LATER!) I'M GETTING by listening to our readers we can better &tor, to w- Unlike Mr. Frittel, 1 de not be serve the campus community. However, - WRITER'S hey:. that Dani Parkin expressed y CRAMP! personal attacks and letters in poor taste retarded ideas" in her March 15 column. "Right to death just as cru- will not be published, nor will anonymous cial." I consider a quick and pain- letters be accepted. less death preferable to a lingering and possibly painful death. All letters may be edited for length or I wonder how Ms. Parkin's beliefs can be in "direct conflict with our libel. We will also corrent obvious style society's conscience and morals." and grammar errors. The Daily reserves My morals and conscience are cer- tainly different from Mr. Frizzers. the right to limit the number of letters on a yet we are both a part of society. given topic after a sufficient amount of How is the collective conscience of society decided? By the loudest? By comment has appeared. the lawmakers? If by the last then certainly suicide or euthanasia is per- Letters must bear the writer's name, missible, for society gives itself the power to take the lives of murderers. major phone number and class level. As far as suicide (which Mr. Friz- zel confuses with euthanasia, al- Deliver letters to the Daily office on though they are not the same) being selfish, of course it is. And why the second floor of Dwight Bentel Hall or shouldn't it he? Does one Owe more to the Student Union information desk. Ito others than to one's self.' I'm not advocating suicide as an

ft ik Spartan Daily/Tuesday, April 5. 1988 Page 3 Thefts to come before the chicken or the egg Births top deaths for 1987; cancer claims more victims GILROY I AP) Illegal acts such as the Eas- action an "Easter liberation for life" for 711 tary. Ben rejected the "terrorist label. ter weekend raid on a chicken hatchery are the hens, although the sheriff's office disputed the "ALF contends that animals are not ours to WASHINGTON (AP) The riage and di% totes changed only way to stop inhumane treatment of re- number. eat, wear or experiment on," he said. "We aging of America's population led to little, remaining at relatively Iths search and farm animals, 'ii member of an under- On March 27. 73 rabbits were taken in a raid can't call what we do violence." a national record of 2.1 million levels. ground animal rights group says. on a rabbit -breeding company in Hayward in True violence. Ben said, is aimed at another deaths last year, hut births topped Births, which had The Animal Liberation Front vows to con- protest over the slaughter of rabbits for medical living thing. To destroy "implements of de- 3.8 million for the highest number in dipped some- what in 1986, climbed tinue the actions, which also included a raid on research, furs and meat, struction" and "institutions of death" are not 23 years, the government says. 3 percent the following a rabbit farm the weekend before, even though Over the years, the militant group also has s iolent acts, he maintained. The National Center for Health year to an estimated 3,829,000. they could mean jail. claimed responsibility for a series of break-ins "We have to operate on a much higher law," Statistics reported Friday that deaths "It's only a small taste of what's going to and fires throughout the state, including a 19145 he said. in 1987 totaled "2,127,000. about "The 1987 provisional total is the happen in the future," the activist, identified raid at the University of California at Riverside, The Animal Liberation Front operates 28,000 more than the previous year largest number reported since only as Ben, 34, told The Tribune of Oakland in where several hundred research animals in- through independent "cells" of three to six and the largest number ever reported 1964," the study said. The tertilitv a telephone interview published Sunday. cluding a rare monkey were taken. members each, Ben said. He said he didn't for the United States." rate was 66.1 live births per 1,000 The ALF's raid Friday night was at the Davis State Attorney General John Van de Kamp know how many cells operate in California. Deaths from heart disease, the na- women aged 15-44, up from 64.9 in Poultry Co. & Egg Ranch in Gilroy. has called the Animal Liberation Front one of "We like to say ALF isn't necessarily a tion's No. I killer, slipped slightly. 19146. The group broke into the hatchery, stole at the most active terrorist organizations in the membership organization.'' he said. ''It's more hut cancer claimed more victims least 28 hens and spray -painted the walls and state. a state of mind.'' than in the year before, the study The rising number of births that grounds. the Santa Clara County sheriff's office But in the interview with The Tribune, ar- He would not say whether he took part in ei- showed. have occurred in recent years has re- said. The Animal Liberation Front termed the ranged through a Southern California intermed- ther the Hayward or Gilroy raids. The nation's overall death rate sulted from the large number of was about the same as in 1986, at women horn during the post World about 8.7 deaths per 1,000 people. War II Baby Boom who have now That's because the number of fatali- entered their main child-hearing U.S. troops ties increased at about the same rate years. Officials say U.S. staged chase as the population grew, the study That has prompted population ex- take first step noted. perts to term the recent rise in births

PANAMA CITY. Panama (API in ochn lit to Panama manian government to protect the American officials have said the The study also found that mai he Rah% [Limn A Panamanian government of life and property of residents and forces are intended to protect U.S. FORT ORD (AP) Onl suggested the United States foreigners, including North Ameri- bases and American citizens. Wash- days after fellow soldiers re- might have staged a chase of its am- cans." the communique said. ington has declared it will not use turned from Honduras, mem bassador's car to justify an eventual There was no immediate U.S. military force to oust Gen. Manuel hers of a combat aviation bri- military invasion. Embassy reaction to the statement. Antonio Noriega. whose leadership Y/Vaiturrie gade began leaving Fort Ord tt The U.S. Embassy said Ambassa- The United States is sending 1,- has been the focus of a national po- helicopter Monday for the short dor Arthur Davis was pursued for 300 additional troops to Panama on litical and economic crisis. ride to Travis Air Force Base. two miles in Panama City on Sunday Tuesday. Troops were loading Suntans step one in a trip to Panama to by a government military vehicle weapons and supplies into helicopt- There are 10.000 troops stationed Convertibles help protect U.S. interests. with its siren blaring. It called the in- ers today in the United States in pre- at the U.S. Southern Command in Tropical Carrying the troops to Tra- cident serious. paration Panama. Sunsets vis. and accompanying them on Sunday's communique signed by the mission to Panama, were 26 Justice Minister Rodollo Chiari de helicopters, including 15 UH Leon said the incident began when a Authentic Hawaiian Shave Ice 60 Blaekhawk utility helicopf police sergeant saw civilians in three ers. seven AH- IS Cobra attack vehicles following the ambassador's helicopters and four OH -58 car with "an exaggerated display of AC* Omicron Ti Complimentary Kiowa observation helicopters. automatic arms." scoop of ice cream The troops, members of the "We do not want to think that inside of shave ice 7th Infantry Division (Light> they are fabricating Use accusations IQ to congratuatA with this ad forces to justify an would Aviation Brigade, will leave against our armed Expires 5-18-88 Travis today on huge Air Force announced invasion of Panama, and their sprim 1988 pledge el* transport planes. we reiterate the intent of the Puna-

Officials may not know Lisa Cavil Christine Liigton Gina 1)onotrio Michelle Sikestre KONG'S HAWAIIAN fleidi Allem Straaberg SHAVE ICE CO. where Singleton settles Itttfe 1.iiPorte KristerrWall -th and San Cann, SAN QUEN I IN (AP) For 10 own, but lor all practical purposes months paroled rapist -mutilator we are escorting him." Lawrence Singleton has lived a her- "If it weren't for the press calls, A011 mitlike existence in a trailer at the we wouldn't know he was out SAN JOSE STATE SPECIALS state prison, the only place authori- there," said prison spokesman Dave -Friendly local service while you 're at school." ties could find for him after he was Langerman. "Out of sight is out driven out of town after town. mind. Anyone out on the streets has San Universi: Jose State 4 On April 25. his parole and his more to fear from the unknown - presents rFREE* WHEEL $ stay at San Quentin will come to the guy with the tattoo next to them OFF an end. Singleton will he able to in the supermarket than from this BRAKE OIL CHANGE ' no ob- poor little burned -out guy under es- walk away a free man, under LAW INFORMATION INSPECTION SERVICE ligation to tell officials where he will cort." oall New 0., mos. settle. Singleton, who has not granted in- 'Brake Inspect,, haws Lubticit, ex -convict bears terviews, served nine years, 11 DAY cars with putChast (..markk Install Up To 5 Uts The 60-year-old SeTVICII hard- months of a I4-year. four-month service WolhOUI Oil Change Muttigracte Quaker Sm1"8" I little resemblance to the burly, WED. April 6, 1988 brake .711. Reg $19" I cher. A drinking ex -sailor convicted of rap- sentence in the California Men's Fry 5/31/881 Lir ing and sodomizing I5-year-old Colony at San Luis Obispo, receiv- Umunhum Room hitchhiker Mary Vincent in 1978 and ing an early release for good behav- Student Union chopping off her forearms with an ior and through a work -credit pro- SJSU ax. gram. Chun said. Today, he lives on a small Social The early release infuriated resi- TUNE-UP Security grant and spends his days dents of a half-dozen small comtnu- ONLY $01995 tending the yard around his trailer in nities where authorities tried to place 11151 AM OPEN HOUSE a remote corner of the I .000-acre Singleton last spring. In Rodeo, Informal session with Reg $47`., 1, prison grounds. about 25 miles northeast of San selected law school Although not formally under Francisco, a mob of 500 people representatives OFF 11 30 AM LAW CAREERS 6 MONTH 6000 MILE WRITTEN guard, he observes a 10 p.m. to 6 forced officers to move Singleton Valid al parlicipalong canters Panel of lawyers and LABOR & PARTS a.ni curlew and is watched by at under armed guard front a hotel professionals discuss types of other tune-uo COPS Prig is tor GUARANTEE least one parole officer when he room. erneloymeni Lnos, can Some cars suns leaves the grounds for weekly skits Finally. in June. Gov. George 2311 PM WHAT'S LAW SCHOOL said. Deukmejian ordered Singleton REALLY LIKE? to a psjchologist. of Law students discuss the OPEN 730 A.M. at San Quentin for the dura- 'When he wants to go shopping, placed Main Id law school in the Bay ACCUTUNE MONDAY THRU he asks us because he has no trans- tion of his one-year parole. Area FRIDAY portation." said Ronald Chun, re- Once his parole ends. Singleton is 1 15 PM ADMISSIONS STORY HOW & BRAKE CHECKS gional parole administrator for the under no obligation to tell officials TO GET INTO AND PAY 510 E SANTA CLARA SCHOOL FOR LAW AT 111h STREET Department of (.'orrections....rech- whether he will settle in Florida. Law admissions olls.ers 298-7722 nmcall . we have him under surveil- near relatives, or elsewhere, Chun present preparation and tekkkrements kin law sal-km. lance He can walk around on his said. rkir draw 2,500 Or********* ************************* **** Cycle blessings COORDINATED BY STUDENT SERVICES, Associated Press ing." John Dunn of San Leandro ARFER PLANNING AND PRE-LAW ASSOCIATION A.S. Committee A priest flicked holy water on tons told the Rev. Alfred Kelley of San of glistening chrome and steel when Jose's St. Frances Caprini Church. 2.500 motorcycle riders showed up After the clergyman sprinkled the Openings! for the seventh annual Blessing of part. Dunn raised it aloft and moved the Bikes. it in the sign of the cross. However, the first biker at Sun- Hells Angels rubbed leather-clad Get Involved day's event was on foot. elbows with pretty -in-pink Women "This is the part that keeps break- on Wheels at the day-long blessing. and

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Tuesday, April 5, 1988/Spartan Daily Brown top candidate for UCLA job In his first season at UCLA, have had discussions about the head LOS ANGELES (AP) Larry Brown led the Bruins into the 1980 coaching position." Dalis said, Brown, who took UCLA to the Final Four, where they lost in the "and we will continue to discuss the NCAA championship game in 1980 title game to Louisville. job with other candidates." and found himself there with Kansas SPORTS Brown left after the 1980-81 sea- In withdrawing, Valvano, 42, said last night, has emerged as a leading son to coach the NBA's New Jersey he had "meaningful and produc- candidate for the Bruins' vacant come up because of the connection Nets, and is in his fifth season at tive" discussions with UCLA offi- coaching job. that I had." Brown said Sunday. "I Kansas. cials "but I want to stress that noth- North Carolina State's Jim Val- love the school and I've always said. Krzyzewski's Blue Devils lost to ing was ever reduced to a final vano removed himself from consid- that and I care about what happens. Kansas in one of Saturday's national proposal. eration Saturday and, on Sunday, "But this is a time of my life semifinals. "It is a great job and the people I Duke's Mike Krzyzewski ended when I haven't been thinking of any- "I was contacted by them met with were wonderful, but I feel speculation that he would be the one thing but Kansas and our team. and I (UCLA). and I appreciate them ex- it is in my family's best interests to to replace the fired Walt Hazzard. don't want to focus on anything else. pressing interest, but I have no inter- stay at North Carolina State. My old- According to published reports, "It's uncomfortable when your est in them," Krzyzewski said Sun- est daughter is a freshman at N.C. sources close to UCLA say Brown is name is speculated all the time," day. State and my middle daughter is a interested in returning to the Pacific- Brown continued. "It's something I Valvano, who arrived in Los An- sophomore in high school and I think 10 school. don't seek. I wish people would geles with his wife on Friday to dis- it best for them that we stay where Brown, coincidentally, will be in focus their energies on our program cuss the job with UCLA officials, we are at this time," Valvano said. Los Angeles Wednesday, accompa- and these kids and what an opportu- said he was not offered the position, Hazzard, a starter at guard on nying Kansas All -America forward nity we have." as had been reported. UCLA's first NCAA championship Danny Manning to the John Wooden Brown emphasized that he made a He withdrew from consideration team in 1964. was fired on Wednes- Award luncheon. The Wooden mistake in leaving UCLA. Saturday, saying it was in his fami- day. less than three weeks after com- Award goes to the country's best "I was dumb to leave," he said ly's best interests. pleting his fourth season. college basketball player. Sunday. "I say that every year. I UCLA Athletic Director Peter After winning the 1987 Pacific-I0 Wooden guided UCLA to 10 made a mistake. That was my first Dalis did not name any other candi- championship, the Bruins stumbled NCAA crowns in 12 seasons. college job. My athletic director dates. He could not be contacted to 16-14 this season. They tied for Hazzard was the Bruins' fifth coach (J.D. Morgan) died and there were a during the weekend. second in the Pac-I0, but were upset since Wooden retired after the 1974- lot of factors involved, but I was stu- Dalis praised Valvano as a coach. by Washington State in the first 75 season. pid. If I could change that I would, "Jim is one of the best and first round of the conference tournament "I realize my name is going to but I can't." available coaches with whom we on March II. Indianapolis 500 drivers announced Kendra Luck Daily staff photographer Malcolm 'Missile' Allen displays his award-winning form INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Eight Another entry listed Hamilton former winners, five rookies, a Auto Racing County Court Judge Harry Sauce. handful of grandfathers, a county 41, of Noblesville, Ind. Sauce. an The entries include Tennis association judge and enough Andrettis for a experienced Formula Ford driver on family reunion are among the drivers chael, runner-up to 1986 Indy win- the Sports Car Club of America cir- Al Unser, who named on entries for the May 29 In- ner Bobby Rahal in the season driver cuit but a rookie in Indy cars, was dianapolis 500. standings last year, were among II entered in a March-Cosworth by became the oldest honors SJSU's Allen The entry deadline passed at mid- entries received by the Speedway on Mergard's Northside Inc. of Cincin- night Friday. although the Speedway Friday. nati. Indy winner in Malcolm Allen. SJSI!'s top men's the Spartans defeat the Bruins. and will accept any late arrivals that were John Andretti, Michael's cousin Other rookies entered earlier were tennis player. has been named the on March g he heat Cal's Woody postmarked before that time. and the son of Mario's twin brother. Bill Vukovich III, whose grandfa- history a year ago top player in Northern California for Hunt. a member of the U.S. Junior Usually, there are several stragglers Aldo Andretti. is among the group of ther won the Indy 500 in 1953 and the month of March. Davis Cup team. In late February, which boost the final entry total. Indy rookies. 1954 and whose father drove 14 and will turn 49 next The Northern California Tennis Allen also defeated Stanford's Jeff As of Sunday, 78 cars and 33 Michael, 25, of Nazareth, Pa., times in the race. Canadian driver Association named Allen as March's Tarango. drivers had been entered for the 72nd was listed as the driver of three 1988 John Jones, and Scott Atchison of month on race day. Player of the Month on Monday. It is "He's been playing well," said running of the world's richest auto- March cars powered by Cosworth Bakersfield. a protege of two-time the first time a member of the Spar- Coach John Hubbell. "We've mobile race, which last year paid a engines. A veteran of four previous Indy winner Rick Mears. gine described as a Foyt-Olds. No tan tennis team has received the missed him since he got hurt. We're record purse of $4.5 million. Indy 500 races. Michael had four of Besides Unser. Mario Andretti, drivers were announced for the other honor. hoping he can pick up where he left The entries include Al Unser, who his seven Indy-car victories a year Foyt, Mears and Rahal. the other Foyt entries, although veteran Lauren Scott of the Association off." became the oldest Indy winner in ago. His best finish at Indianapolis former winners entered in the race George Snider is likely to get one of said Allen. who is a junior, has been Allen played a doubles match history a year ago and will turn 49 was fifth in 1984. when he shared are Johnny Rutherford, a three-time the cars. SJSU's top player since he joined the against the University of Nevada at next month on race day. Unser, one rookie of the year designation with Indy champ, and Tom Sneva and Practice for the Indy 500 race is team as a freshman. Las Vegas on March 25. and Hub- of the racing granddads whose son, race runner-up Roberto Guerrero. Danny Sullivan. who have each won scheduled to begin May 7. Allen. nicknamed "the Missile," bell said the ankle had recovered Al Jr., also is entered, last year Other entries were received Friday once. badly sprained his ankle in a match some but was still sore. matched the record of four Indy 500 for drivers Tom Bigelow, Phil Foyt submitted entries for five March against New Mexico State on On Thursday. when the Spartans victories established by A.J. Foyt in Krueger. Spike Gehlhausen and cars, listing himself as driver for T 9, and hasn't played a singles match take on the University of Washing- 1977. Dick Ferguson. one, a new Lola powered by an en- since then ton. Allen is scheduled to play his Grandfathers Foyt. 53, who has IT With is ins against the University first singles match in nearly a month. raced in a record 30 Indy 500s; of Calif orma at Berkeley and the Allen was out of town for spring Mario Andretti, 48, trying for his University of California at Los An- break and could not be reached for 24th start, and Dick Simon, 54, who gel. however, Allen owe Use comment. has driven in 16 previous races and THE SPARTAN most of hi, nine healthy days. This 'season Allen's record is is the oldest known starter in Indy SJSU's Award Winning BREAKFAST \ larch I. Allen defeated 11-5. The Spartans as a team are history, also are entered. UCLA's Patrick Galbraith. helping g- I I . 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Spartan Daily/Tuesday, April 5, 1988 Page Up and over Playoffs open Wednesday; head said. the new experience for Devils said Associated Press home. duc- As the Stanley Cup playoffs open Hockey Adams Do ision offi- this week, the Edmonton Oilers have In facing Montreal. Hanford has oth- something to prove and the New Jer- the job of handling one of the hones' final sey Devils are just trying to prove 25 goals in their final two meetings teams in the NH1.. At tune point neap themselves. of the season, both of which LA the end of the season. the Canailien, iple I After finishing a disappointing won. The teams each won four had a 15 -game unbeaten streak and I feel second in the Smythe Division and games during the regular season, finished with the second-best record as to failing to win the div ision title for with each 3-1-0 on the road, and in the league old- the first time in seven years, the Oil- combined for 84 goals in their eight The defensive -minded Canadiens N.C. ers hope to redeem themselves as the games. are big, fast and talented and base is a "second season" opens Wednesday During the regular season, the many players back from their Stan- think night in eight NHL cities. Oilers handled the Jets pretty well, ley Cup championship team of two here The defending Stanley Cup cham- holding a 4-1-3 edge in the series, years ago. including 50-goal scorer id. pions will host the Winnipeg Jets. and have won all 14 games in the Stephane Richer.

J On who finished third. four series they've played since join- As for the Whalers, it looked for a ;ship The playoffs will be a new experi- ing the NHL in 1979-80. while as if they wouldn't make this nes- ence for the Devils. It's the first time Patrick Division year's playoffs at all. But it late -sea om- they've made post-season play since The Patrick just completed its , son slump by Quebec helped to open they moved to New Jersey in 1982- wildest finish, with three teams chal- Ithe door for them. ic-I0 83. They made the playoffs on the lenging bra playoff berth up to final bled last day of the regular season Sunday second of the season. Norris Division d for night, capping a sizzling three-team The Devils finally nailed down the Detroit lost superstar Sine 1.zei upset race for the final spot in the Patrick last playoff spot in a photo finish man to injury late in the season. but first Division. with the New York Rangers and it didn't affect them as they finished bent In other first-round Smythe Divi- Pittsburgh Penguins and now have strong, becoming the first dis istitital sion action, regular-season winner the task of playing the New York Is- title-winner this season. The Red Calgary plays Los Angeles. In the landers in a first-round game. Wings won their di% ision by the fag other Patrick matchup. it's Philadel- The Islanders won their first Pat- gest spread, 17 points over Si phia opening at Washington. rick championship since 1983-84 Louis. In the Adams. Montreal hosts over the weekend in a division that Although Toronto enters the play - Hartford and Boston faces Buffalo. separated the first -place team from offs with the worst record among the In the Norris. Detroit meets Toronto the last by just seven points, with all 16 teams and the %k orst for a play oil and Chicago plays St. Louis. six teams finishing over .500. team since the 70-game schedule Smythe Division I In the other Patrick series. Wash- was adopted. the Maple Leafs have Calgary and Los Angeles meet in ington has the home -ice advantage given the division champions plenty a series that could need a calculator over Philadelphia. The Capitals took of trouble this year. The clubs have before it's finished. Two of the high- the season series from the Flyers 4- split the series, with each 3-01 at est scoring teams in hockey collected 2-1, winning three out of four at home. Bell hits three homers in new role The Associated Press Henneman, who pitched the final in- White Sox N. Angels 5 Kt Blue Jays 5, Royals 3 ning fora save. Kenny V% !Mains homered and George Bell became the first Clemens. making his first open- doubled to drive in three runs, lead- player ever to hit three home runs on ing-day start, struck out II and gave ing the Chicago White Sox over Cal- opening day, leading the Toronto up six hits. ifornia Angels 8-5 before a Comis- Ni Blue Jays past the hometown Kansas Brewers 12, Orioles 0 key Park crowd of 35.899. City Royals 5-3 Monday. Teddy Higuera pitched three-hit a her Williams. whose homer capped a leran Bell. bitter throughout spring ball for seven innings and Dale training with his move to designated Sveum's two-run homer highlighted three-run fifth, doubled to key it le of five-run seventh and wipe inn a 4_3 hitter. homered three times in that a 16-hit barrage as the Milwaukee lead for the Angels, who were play - role off Bret Saberhagen. Bell hit a Brewers routed Baltimore 12-0. r is ing their first game under manager solo home run in the second, a two- A crowd of 52,395. the largest Cookie Rojas. run drive in the fourth and a solo regular-season crowd in Baltimore shot in the eighth for the first three- history, watched Milwaukee win its Rick Horton allowed nine hits in Ron Green-- Daily staff photograPh, homer game of his career. third straight opener. eight innings for the victory. Jimmy Key, the AL earned run Pole vaulter Brian Wicks, the 1987 California Williams, freshman Troy Brown and sophomore :iverage champion, gave up a two champion, becomes the first David State Junior College Villalobos, which finished third with a time run homer to George Brett in the first Spartan this year to qualify for the NCAA track of 41.27; junior John Kozak, who ended up inning hut did not allow another run NMI and field meet which will be held in Eugene. Ore. fourth in the high jump clearing the bar at 6-10; in his sjx innings. A day to remember those who perished, in June. Wicks, a 6-foot-2, 170-pound junior from sophomore Sam Cavallaro, who took over the N. Tigers 5, Red Sox 3 Bakersfield, jumped 17-3 1/4 at the Stanford Invi- 8 spot on SJSC's all-time list by throwing the Alan Trammell hit a two-run A day to honor those who cared. tational, good enough for a second-place finish. hammer 168.2 feet; and the mile relay team of Co- homer off Boston reliever Lee Smith Wicks also runs a leg on SJStl's mile relay team. leman, senior Dessaline Tucker, junior Tony Jeff- with two outs in the 10th inning and Other top finishers for the Spartans are: junior ery- and sophomore Demetrius Carter, which took the visiting Detroit Tigers beat the Holocaus-t I.2L on. w I Chris Becerra, who placed second in the 1500 me- sixth with a time of 3:15.20. Coach Marshall Red Sox 5-3 in the first game of the 1988 baseball season. ters with a time of 3:55.85; the 400-meter relay Clark will travel with his team to Fresno this Yom Enn Sho 41 Jack Morris. 7-2 on opening days, team of junior Darren Coleman, freshman Mike weekend to compete in the Fresno Relays. got the victory with help from Mike Hillel will hold interfaith services

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By Hazel Whitman Daily staff writer have Information can be powerful. But Tor the first time in history we information about the pill is not almost no risk to readily available to the average news control over our fertility at consumer. our health.' SJSU nurse practitioner Carol Swanson said information hasn't kept up with our technology. Carol Swanson, "For the first time in history we SJSU nurse practitioner have control over our fertility at al- most no risk to our health," Swan- have been flawed or were inconsis- connected with the phased dose pill. son said. tent with existing information," "By today's standards, the early Swanson continued by saying the Grimes continued. "On the other combination preparations contained advantages of taking oral contracep- hand, studies describing beneficial high doses of both estrogen and pro- tives. OC's. far outweigh the risk a effects of (X"s seldom receive simi- gestin. Since their introduction, a person takes by not taking them. lar coverage by the media." large volume of research has been She elaborated on some of the What the public should realize is conducted on OC's." Pasquel said. positive effects of taking (X's : a 50 that the pill has changed. states the A 1985 booklet from a Southern percent reduction in the chalice of Chairman of the obstetrics and gyne- California medical symposium titled getting pelvic cancer, along with a cology department at the University "Dialogues in Contraception" states reduction in the incidence of endo- of Southern California School of in the quarter of a century since the metrium cancer. Medicine. pill was introduced it has been "the "Most women feel they're not a "Today. we rely on two varia- most widely studied pharmacalogic candidate for the pill if they've had bons of the combination pill the agent in existence." moodiness or bloating because constant dose and the phased dose. A brief history of OC's outlined iii the old data said they're going to feel As I have stressed throughout this this bixiklet details "subsequent oil worse. Most women fear weight discussion, the least amount of both provements have followed a steady. gain not cancer. It's infuriat- for estrogen and progestin necessary logical progression." Matthew E Durham Daily staff photographer ing," Swanson said. effective contraception is the best Mishell said a clear pattern Burt Richards. a junior majoring in industrial nior majoring Comprehensive understanding on option." Chairman Daniel Mishell, in biological science, in the mirror. emerged out of the '70s and a signif- technologt reflects the image of 1nn I .eech. a ju- Richards is looking for the mirror's focal points. the part of the general public about it medical doctor, said. oral contraception in the '80s does Mishell explains there are cur- icant change in clinical practice re- not exist, according to some doctors rently three types of phased dose sulted. and researchers. pills available, and they all reduce "We began to change our pre- One researcher. Dr. David the total progestin dose but incorpo- scribing habits to exclude OC use in Grimes, states the press hasn't ad- rate different dosing schedules and women over 40 and smokers over SJSU students reflect upon equately reported on the status of the different progestins. 35. It was at this juncture that we pill today. "Yet total progestin dose is re- also began prescribing estrogen The fear that oral contraceptives duced without increasing nuisance doses in the 30 to 35 micnigram cause cancer is widespread and per- side effects or compromising effec- range," Mishell said. spring break '88 experiences sistent. This impression is due tiveness." Mishell said. "Dialogues in Contraception" il- largely to intensi.e media coverage Another specialist in obstetrics lustrates the decline in the dosage 13) it Vogler eIll a group from my Amish and the Mennenites and I of research studies citing adverse ef- and gynecology, Dr.Samuel Pas- level in OC's since 1960, when first Daily staff writer chinch 1\ e were all interpreters thought it was really interesting. I fects of OC's." Grimes said. quale. supports Mishell's positon introduced birth control pills con- Parties. beaches. and traveling.II et ci\ Me III lilt group That's ha- went by Three-Mile Island Nuclear "In many cases, these studies there is a strong beneficial nature tamed 150 micrograms of estrogen. that sounds like a dream, at least s,ills wliai I want 10 do in my life in Power Plant, but I can proudly say spring break made it reality tor a ilie I learned a lot and it that I did not participate in the 10th little w hile. enc. 'ii, ieed annual protest against nuclear 01 course for some SJSU stu- Lok \l sin a senior majoring in power. That's about it. I ate at Long Mineta: New SJSU courses introduced dents. reality meant studying and huone, John Silvers. I visited the Book-of- From page I cans who were confined to intern- business with South Africa and an working. Yesterday at the Student 1 beginning of the break. the-Month Club headquarters." He has served in the U.S. House ment camps during World War active conscience for the nation on Union. the Spartan Daily asked Ste worked on a group business pro- Leslie Duane, a freshman major- of Representatives since 197.4 Pre- said Eric Federing, Mineta's press involvement in Central America. seven students what they did tor leer the rest of the week was spent ing in psychology: viously. he served two terms as representative in Washington D.C. SJSU president Gail Fullerton w ill spnog break. Responses ranged relaxing at the beach, watching the "I worked. I went to the beach. mayor of San Jose. The hill's thrust is to acknowledge introduce Mineta when he speaks on froBi tanning to schoolwork_ One crowds and at night getting to- because I'm tanned. I went to San Mineta has been the principle fundamental injustice. apologize on the upper pad of the Student Union. studym even went to Mexico. gether w lii friends I had neglected Francisco dancing and I par- drive behind the Civil Liberties Act, behalf of the U.S. people, and to But it Kasn't for her tan because tit school. As lhnlyf last tied. I went to a Kappa Sigma party HR442. that passed in the House in make restitution to the surviving in- the fifth time in as many words: went surfing... at Stanford." September 1987. The Senate will he [cruces. rftnke cuss, Anne Licata h.:octet! south ot Pamela Cooper. a sophomore ma- Ken Guzzetta, a senior majoring Your voting an a companion hill w hen Minch' himself was interned as a the border as a missionat Her lull iming in liberal studies. in business: they return from spring recess. child. sbn K ill appear III tomorrim l- very thing but anything. I went "Towards the middle of the week. Target market The bill seeks to restore dignit) to He has been active in the divest - P4e7Fr+OrnOw. students answer the to Gapitola and enjoyed the warmth I went to Cannel with my girlfriend. the thousands of Japanese -Amen- ment of funds from companies doing qutition. "What did you ail for of the sun and related. I did no It was a beautiful day. I went to get AdverWe spiiiig break homewlirk tt hatsoc.cr. I a ent up to artichokes in Castroville. The rest of 924-3270 Anne Licata. a graduate student in the Santa Cruz mi 'untain. tuir a beau- the week was pretty much spent education: tiful hike in the forest 1 basically en- work ing. " "I went oft a mission to Mexico. I itu.ed my .acation hy doing noth- Kim Wiedeman, a senior major- worked m a small village --- most iii ing " ing in advertising: the [louses were made of Cardhourd. Michael Robinson, a senior ma- "1 went and saw Public Image It %% as very. poor. We went to till p/1111g to 110Illica I science: Limited. I went to Santa Cruz and spiritual needs, hut we're hoping to "I went to Pennsylvania to visit made my graduation announce mu hack and meet phy steal needs. my loving girlfriend. and I saw the mous.' WANTED

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Bloom County Berke Breathed SpartaGuide i LOT WEEK, P115 PEOPLE PAM FAG& NAIR frIPE OACK1- WETCOOl6-5- SpartaGuitk is a daily calendar ing Concert Hall: Call 924-4674 for information. feAnwe PISPLAYEP A ARE OFTEN POCTORS JUPEFES OPPO5ING VIEWIVINTS . FI4R.11,p11,75 BEARGEr PERSON CIAIRAC- Mat** NAN1XER5 AVG' WRITE go I5I5 0.154V3i9VER for VW student, faculty and staff information. School of Social Sciences Speaker: 1ElliZEP FLIA woccnir OTHER 1..AW ASIPIN6 CITIZENS organkations. Items may be sub Ohana of Hawaii: General meeting. Senator/professor John A. Murphy. IMAM . MI5 15 MIRE, i4E srecivity Meta THE muted on forms in the Daily office, IPRESPONSI131.£ STEREOTYPE 7 p.m. S.U. Guadalupe Room. Call 11:30-12:20p.m. S.U. Almaden Dwight Bentel Hall Room 208, 816,071Y 56660/740 4v6t. but 251-4667 for information. Room. Also: "Righting the Wrong) nos 5,2iTC will not be accepted over the phone. Mc CilARLITIPAESY RAYIACKD 07/fRIV/36. Pre of History" presented by Congress. ASTAVORIN PROMO' The deadline for the next day's -Law Association: Mock trial 5,-Kkes and computer aided man Norman Mineta. 2:30-3:30p.m. Of ME AmERicav Assoc cor.tpo paper is noon. trial techniques. IAC..FOR PIE ARONCEMENT 5-7 p.m. S.U. Costanoan S.U. Upper Pad. Call 924-5300 fin Room. 0F PEOZRWITH MCA 54'0r.ccr460.- D A Y Call 274-8672 for information. information. **Ow 4tr SJSU Sailing Club: Meeting. 5- Alcoholics Anonymous: Weekly Rotaract: Meeting. 7 p.m. Colo- 4t.08. 6:30p. m. S.U. meeting. Noon in Administration nnade Recreation Room, 201 S. 4th Costanoan Room. 4446Ai Call 287-2518 for Building. 222A. Call 924-5910 for St. Call 920-2187 for information. information. W7 information. Social Dance Club: Dance practice. Women's Council: General meet- ing. Noon. S.U. Council Art Department: Eighth Annual 5-7 p.m. S.U. Guadalupe Room, Chamber, Isaac Newt Call 924 5591 for information. Sheila Neal High School Art Exhibition. 11 Call 279-9680 for information. a.m.-4 p.m.. Monday-Thursday. Art SJSU Vovinam Viet Vo Duo Club: THURSDAY I'M 09NNA WAIT' YOU IT HIT HIM Building. Gallery I. Call 924-4328 Vietnamese martial art practice ses- ctoeseg wouum/r HIT NI, MTH MY for information. sion. Everyone welcome to partici- YOU.' A 6UY IAIITH FIST Gay and Lesbian Alliance: Meet- \ Associated Students: Accepting ap- pate. 5:30-6:45 p.m. SPX 209. Call GLASSES, ing and flea market announcement. I You? plications for committee openings. 292-4550 for information. WOULD 4:30p.m. S.U. Almaden Room. Call program board and promotions Student ti Mobilization Against 263-2312 ,or information. *’ ( board. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. at the A.S. AIDS: Auditions for the play "War- , dik. Office. Call 924-6240 for informa- ren." 5-7p.m. S.U. Umunhum Re-entry Advisory Drop-in support di, 0:10 i.:. . tion. Room. Call 924-62443 for informa- group. 2-3:30p.m. S.U. Pacheco lip ) 10 - A.S. Leisure Services: Deadline to tion. Room. Call 924-5930 for informa- if ' '/ 1 40( sign up for fitness classes. 8:30 WEDNESDAY tion. \. 1r - a.m.-4:30 p.m. at A.S. Business Of- wow. 0191 fice. Call 924-5961 for information. SJSU Ski Club: Meeting and officer - A1ESEC: NCI", members drive. 9 nominations. 7:30p.m. S.U. Umun- Department of Chemistry: Semi- a.m.-2 p.m. in front of the Student hum Room. Call 268-5633 for infor- Dumbar Pig Angelo Lopez nar on protein folding presented by Union. Call 926-5161 or 924-6034 mation. Dr. Irwin Kuntz of UC-San Fran- ( 1:30-5 r p.m.) for information. . (I IN A ' JUST A BUNCH OF cisco. 4:30 p.m. Duncan Hall 135. ANTOINETTE. WAS JUST ' r"-- A.S. Leisure Services: Deadline to PEACE PROTEST. SOME zuNiOR RAMBOS ' ER, ANTOINETTE Forecast worsens; ! ! I S THERE Call 924-5000 for information. sign up for weight training. L.D.? MIN'T SEEM MILITARY TYPES CALLED HA! I WOULDN'T BE IN THE ARMED SOMETHING Christian Students Fellowship: 8:30a.m.-4:30p.m. A.S. Business YOU SINCE U. 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Call 277-8830 for informa- Music Department: Faculty Recital tion. mer even worse, officials said Mon- r,`4 Series: Andrew Berdahl. viola. day. 1 Mu Alpha Gamma: Student Mag- 8:15p.m. Music Building, Concert The forecast dropped from about ' azine Association: Meeting. 11:30 I I It .-. Hall. Call 924-4674 for information. 60 percent a month ago because 'a.m. Dwight Bente' Hall 205. Call Re-entry Advisory: Lois Fiedler there has been little or no snowfall in 292-3758 for information. Skibblefritz Michael Sherman presents "Celebrate the Tempo- the mountains. said Jack Pardee, a Music Department: Modern Jazz rary." Noon-1:30p.m. Administra- state Department of Water Re- OMER 5PRiNcl mtp,K kki 5C, T.N KIS -1135ENCf,, Ensemble. 8:15 p.m. Music Build- lIN tion Building 223. Call 924-5910 for sources snowpack survey engineer. ANI ATTEMPT ir -THINK HE HAS t.miRositt, UP THE WIEST CO-11C- Me , pgrrz .5Tc1ToN/ 5TRIP EVER ... REAP PUCK, WITH HTS Classified EXPLOPEP PRECIOUS CoukoLi.

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will be invited by mail to the April Honors 22 Honors Convocation ceremony. University policy explains the Report Hanging around rom page qualifications for being an honor stu- and off the Virginia campus he's dent. It states SJSU course grades From page I worked at since 1980. Information posted during the two semesters many believe that the Rec Cen- with stu- on his 1987 VITA states he has: prior to the Convocation are consid- ter will be completed three degrees in economics, been ered, along with a minimum require- dent fee increases. awarded 14 fellowships and awards, ment of 12 units. Reynolds also created a com-

written three books and about 50 ar- As stated by university policy mittee to study Rec Center ticles on economic issues. F86-5: "Any undergraduate student overruns, and chose its mem- Willis said, "Williams has a who has earned a 4.0 grade-point av- bers herself. They include clear-cut point of view. Students will erage in the two semesters prior to SJSU students Michael McLen- find his point of thought provok- the Honors Convocation shall be nan and Tom Boothe. San

ing." deemed a President's Scholar. Any Diego State University student SJSU's Academic Senate adopted undergraduate student who has John Richardson SJSU exec- a policy to bring widely known earned a 3.65 or higher grade-point J. Handel Evans, told the speakers to campus with funding average in the two semesters prior to utive vice president. Union Board of Direc- trom state lottery monies. the Honors Convocation shall be Student 'It's the Chan- "The series of speakers for Hon- deemed a Dean's Scholar." tors last month, committee. ors Convocations are brought in by Students who feel they qualify for cellor's personal bit between her lottery money." Willis said. "I honor status and have not been noti- She's got the going to run." think it's worthwhile." fied about the April ceremony may teeth and she's students An SJSU Academic Senate wish to contact their department SUBOD assured spokesperson said honor students dean. that fees would not exceed $40. a promise which apparently will be broken. play, said McKeithan was "a very, McLennan and Boothe, Shooting very nice person, intelligent and however, say that a fee increase hard working . . . really like the kid jF not necessarily a foregone From page I next door." conclusion. Chugg, costume technician, said no Student Huffy Davis said she "I see the CSU moving in costumes were missing. couldn't imagine McKeithan ending the direction of the student- McAllister said he saw McKei- up in jail. McLennan said. "But it sill than walking out of a 7-11 food store "He's cute. He's young. He's an dents don't move on this, we on the Monday before the incident, actor," she said. will have a fee increase." wearing a trenchcoat and a hat. McKeithan lived with a roommate But with permission given to "I said, 'Hi Charles' and he said in a Seventh Street apartment. His the Chancellor to raise fees. he just got a membership in (the parents moved to Georgia around few other funding options store's) video club." McAllister Christmas and Davis said she available, and Dielschneider's didn't inquire about the outfit be- thought he might have been emo- belief that student protest could cause McKeithan "always wore tionally and financially strained. prolong the project and make it kind of bizarre clothes." "Something should be available more expensive, there seem to McKeithan, a freshman and full- so things like this just don't hap- be few alternatives. time student, played the young pen," she said and suggested setting So although the PMA report prince in the department's produc- up a loan fund where students in finds fault with nearly everyone tion of Shakespeare's "A Winter's need could get quick cash. involved in the project except Tale," Chugg said. Shelline Whiting. clerical assis- students, it appears as though it McKeithan was also cast as a jug- tant of financial aid, said an emer- is they who will have to con- gler in the upcoming play. Lerner gency loan fund already exists. A tinue funding the Rec Center and I.A)We'S "Camelot." maximum of $250 may be loaned to until it is completed. Dusty Reed. who is directing the students enrolled in at least six units.

the group gave its last, and longest, todial staff. We have to look for fac- Funding ovation of the day. ulty and bring them to campus." There were hugs and handshakes Overall, however, the group was From page I outside the chambers as the group victorious and happy. "We decided not to because we'll celebrated. Controller Victoria Johnson left he open the primary hours for stu- "It was a victory," Loredo said. the meeting to come outside and dents in the dorms to go and eat." "I was a bit nervous. They chopped congratulate the group. Next year's said Aaron Neira, chairman of the the allocation down from $5,800. controller. Mark Murillo, who social program committee of The added representation today defi- clinched the seat just a week before, MEChA. the Hispanic/Chicano stu- nitely helped us get that extra money and last year's controller, Gabriel dent association. for events." Miramontes, were also there. "We don't want to compete with Carmelita Gutierrez. a senior ma- "Let's go celebrate our victory!" them for meals they've already paid joring in psychology, said it isn't fair someone shouted after the crowd 14." Neira said. that the group has to lobby and fight stood outside the chambers for about "I still think an admissions charge for funding for their events. a half hour. Ron Green Daily staff photographer would keep people there," Boothe "We have to run around and fight "First I want to get a picture." Vince Wallace. a junior majoring in aerospace, bar on the par course b Tower Hall. Wallace is a said. for money because the university someone else said. reads his notes while hanging upside down from a gymnast, but does not compete for the Spartans. And the crowd again grew quiet as doesn't recognize it as an important The group lined up and posed. McCarthy called for a vote on the event. "Everyone say 'quest); ’ said a main motion, the $4,000 allocation. "Subtle racism exists on this cam- girl with the camera. Queso is the LOS ANGELES (AP1 A pris- about 6:50 a.m. Sunday. went into a The directors voted, and the mo- pus. We don't have fair representa- Spanish word for cheese. L . A . prisoner oner got stuck in a second-floor win- hallway, pulled apart part of the win- tion passed. The Chicano Alliance tion in the faculty. We show up "No," said someone else. "Ev- dow while trying to escape from a dow frame and got stuck as he tried had $4.000 for Cinco de Mayo, and heavily in the maintenance and cus- eryone say 'allocation.' " police headquarters holding cell and to climb through. said Sgt. Marvin needs rescue had to he rescued by firefighters, po- Morton. lice said. Jailers tOund him while making Felipe Pere/. 26. who was being their rounds. Firefighters raised a during escape held for investigation of auto theft. ladder to the window and extricated got out of a cell at Parker Center him: the rescue took 20 minutes. STUDENTS GOLD RING SALE YOU RATE A 60 OFF 18K BETTER RATE. 40 OFF 14K 20 OFF 10K Educaid offers savings on deferred SLS and PLUS loans ct. CAPPED AT GRAD SAVES YOU MONEY! It you choose to defer your payments, the interest will accrue and be added to the principal (capitalized) EDUCAID capitalizes only ONCE when you graduate or drop below half-time YOU DON'T PAY INTEREST ON INTEREST while you are in school a substantial savings to you Jostens Gold Sale. For one week only. Order and save on the gold ring of your choke. See the Financial Aid administrator at your college lor eligibility information And then call EDUCAID

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