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all coaching job offer at Cal By Michael Lietdke said. "The thing that I have done to "If I'm alive, I'll be back," Washington native should accept, eir Staff Writer this point is take into consideration Elway said in the Nov. 12 San Jose California would have to pay SJSU iss Amidst smoldering conjecture the possibilities California has to Mercury. "I take things day-to-day, for the rights to Elway's services. tat that he would be leaving the Spar- offer. And Cal has a lot of month-to-month, year-to-year. Right As a stipulation of a five-year ing tans after this season, SJSU head possibilities." now, those rumors are just con- contract he signed after his first 77- football coach Jack Elway added Rumors that Elway was jecture, Just a lot of people digging season with the Spartans in 1979, any fuel to the fire yesterday afternoon. destined for the California job have and investigating. I'm happy here school which hires Elway away from at In a press conference called in circulated for several weeks, but and intend on staying." SJSU will have to pay the school 45. the wake of the firing of University they burgeoned after the Golden According to several Spartans, compensation. The figure is of California football coach Roger Bears' humiliating 42-21 loss to Elway told his team before SJSU's rumored to be a six-figure amount. Theder, Elway announced that he Stanford Saturday. Then it became game against the University of the SJSU Academic Vice President La "would investigate the possibility" apparent that Theder would be fired. Pacific that he would be their coach Hobert Burns, who is responsible for 41d of becoming the Golden Bear's new When the rumors first began to again in '82. handling the release of all financial head coach. sw,-' around the Bay Area, Elway "He told us that they (the figures pertaining to the athletic ter In- "Cal has asked for permission to sal publicly and privately that he reports that he was leaving) were department, was sick yesterday and ler talk to me and President (Gail) would return as the Spartans' head just rumors," defensive tackle Steve was not available to specify the at Fullerton has granted it," Elway coach next year. McEnroe said. amount of Elway's buy-out clause. Elway said he has been offered Fullerton would not comment on several other jobs during his tenure the possibility of Elway's leaving, at SJSU, but hasn't seriously con- saying it was a University of sidered any. California matter. Spartan gridders He said the California op- "We are very interested in portunity was especially alluring having Jack stay here," Men's because of "factors which are ob- Athletic Director Dave Adams said. ranked vious." "If he leaves, it would be a in top 20 Two he cited specifically were tremendous blow to our program." Cal's proximity to his Bay Area Elway, nearing the completion The SJSU football team was been nationally ranked since home and the school's membership of his third season at the helm of the ranked No. 20 in the nation 1975, when they were ranked No. in the prestigious Pac-10. Spartans, has compiled a 21-10-1 yeasterday by the United Press 15 by UPI and No. 20 by The "I could have gone to Laramie, record at SJSU. His overall International coaches' poll. Associated Press. Wyoming (University of Wyoming), collegiate head coaching record is This marks the first time the SJSU was not ranked this but my wife said that was a little far 28-19-1. Before coming to SJSU in EMI Photo by Too Mayeaux Spartans, 8-2 on the season, have week by AP. to commute," Elway joked. 1979, Elway coached at California If California should offer Elway State University at Northridge for SJSU football coach Jack Elway tiie job and the 50-year-old three seasons. irs ng Student fees reach ad m- $356 for next fall sis Spartan Daily m- be due to budget cuts se Volume 77. Number 59 Serving the San Jose Community Since 1934 Tuesday, November 24, 1981 the SJSU students will pay $193 in student fees for next semester and at least PE $356 in fees for next fall. ,.S. Arrest of five team members 'routine' nd Of the spring increase, $46 was recently approved by the California State ,nt By Randy Paige (university police) took them down to jail. What reportedly breaking an exit sign and tossing beer University and Colleges system Board of Trustees to cope with cuts in the Staff Writer kind of judgement is that? All five of them were bottles out of a room on the third floor of Allen budget for this year. in bed, and all of them were cooperative." Hall, breaking a street light. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. ordered an emergency 2 percent, $20 million University police handled the Nov. 15 arrest According to lane, there was nothing Taken into custody were James Albright, 21, reduction in the CSUC budget for 1981-82. He attributed the need for the cuts of five football team members in a "purely unusual about the arrest. The arrest was made a linebacker; Ken Delgado, 20, an offensive to the state's worsening financial condition. routine" manner, according to University Police after a resident adviser placed the five football guard; Thomas Wilbur Larson, 20, an offensive The SJSU Office of Admissions and Records has tacked on an additional Sgt. William Lane. players under citizen's arrest. guard and Henry Jerome Ramelli, 21, an of- $16.50 to spring fees to meet increasing operating expenses. Lane was responding to Spartan football Lane said the officers arrived at Allen Hall fensive tackle. coach Jack Elway's criticism of the arrest. just as the football players had gone back to their Elway also was upset about the use of The board of trustees has also added a $163 fee increase for fall 1982. "I keep hearing that football players get rooms. From the time the officers appeared on handcuffs on his team members. last week the board approved the increase to meet Brown's percent, $50 special treatment on this campus," Elway said. the scene until the last arrest was made, ap- "If you get arrested, that's part of getting million slash of the CSUC budget for 1982-83, bringing SJSU student fees to t tik "Maybe they are getting special treatment in proximately 45 minutes elapsed, Lane said. arrested," Lane said. "I can't get you inside the 6356 in the fall. reverse. The five players were booked on charges of doors of the jail without handcuffs. It's simply a The Office of Admissions may impose an additional increase to that total "What really gets me is the fact that they vandalism and disturbing the peace after matter of routine." for fall 1982. I First impressions important to landlords This is the second story in a complain," she added. "I want them Montgomery said. We like to have said. "Your first impressions do lodge about landlords concerns the three-part series on housing. to be understanding because the good housekeepers. And I found that affect people." cleaning deposit. According to apartment is old. If they are the this rule of thumb of neat ap- After renting the apartment, Curtin, students have taken their By Kathy Chin fussy type, they need to find another pearance has proven to be true." Curtin recommended that student landlords to small claims course Staff Writer place." Not all landlords prefer the quiet and landlord go over its condition because the deposit was not Housing is so difficult to find According to Cathy Curtin, student. item by item and have both parties returned. these days; often it's not the renter's SJSU assistant housing director, she "Ours is not exactly the quiet sign a contract. To avoid potential conflict, option whether or not he wants the knows of one landlord who looks for apartment complex," said Stuart The Housing Office provides Curtin said, "Take photos of apartment. It's more a question of clean fingernails and a clean car Davis, manager of a 14th Street free apartment checklists to everything in the apartment before whether the landlord wants the when a prospective renter shows up. housing site. students. moving any furniture into place. potential tenant to live there. "From the fingernails the man "I like to rent to students, Just as landlords have the Write down the date and place on the Students face competition with said he could see whether or not the because I'm a student myself. I just obligation to provide a safe and back." other students when apartment person was clean, and from the car look for people who would fit in with habitable place to live, students "When you pay a deposit, you hunting. he got an indication of how that the rest. We are like a community have their end to keep up as well. should understand what the deposit So it's beneficial to know what person would treat the apartment," and people know each other," he "You should understand what is for," she said. "And when a tenant landlords look for in prospective she said. said. "The only problem is they "They may have gotten off work you are signing and ask questions if moves out, the landlord is obligated tenants. Mary Montgomery, owner of a (tenants) don't stay long enough so I and not have the time to change," you don't. Get a copy of the con- to return the deposit within two $ Margaret Davis, owner of a Six five-unit complex, said she only can get to know everyone." she said "You just can't judge a tract." weeks." Street apartment complex, said, "I rents to students. Nelba Pemberson, owner of an person by his appearance." "Renters should not go in with Curtin said the landlords listed judge a great deal on appearance. It They are not demanding as apartment complex located on Ninth the idea that the landlord is out to with the Housing Office have been shows me that they run their life that others might be," Montgomery said. Street, does not regard appearance "I don't ask too many questions, get them. Don't go in with a chip on very cooperative with students. way." "General appearnace and as an important factor when judging I just tell them the rules," she said. your shoulder," she stated. "Don't assume the landlord is the "It puts me off then they cleanliness is very important, prospective tenants. "It pays off to be polite," Curtin The basic complaint students bad guy," she said. Bands disappoint Rolland Talent agent charges bias

By Maureen Keenan Mahdik called the showcase audiences "low book his acts. Staff Writer key" and "uninterested." "That's business," Rolland said. A.S. Program Board Director Bill Rolland He said workshops, ready to accommodate Mahdik then questioned whether the angered at least one talent promoter when he 25 people, would have an average of six persons program board should be takings vacation using called a recent entertainment conference held in per class. students' fees and selecting artists based on their Sacramento worthwhile in workshops but "What I personally saw was this lack of personal likes and dislikes. lacking in usable entertainment. interest," he said, adding "one interest level that "It seemed like they were on vacation and Dennis Mahdik, West Coast general was extremely high was the after-hour parties. they were just strolling around," Mahdik said. manager of Mah'jek Talent Agency, said Those were filled to capacity." "If I went on vacation I'd go somewhere comments made by program board members Rolland disagreed. else," Rolland responded. about the trip was biased. "Socializing is a very important part of it," Concerning the $891 cost of attending, "They were in Sacramento to have a good he said explaining there are banquets and other Rolland said he expects to make it back by time," Mahdik said. "They didn't understand parties. He also said workshops were packed and saving money on bookings and contracts. what they were there for. More emphasis was it was difficult to find a seat. Daryl Moore, agent/business manager for put on socializing and partying." Mahdik, disappointed with the conference Mah'jek Talent Agency, said it seemed unfair Rolland, former Contemporary Arts because of the overall disinterest of the students, that an individual program board member could Chairman Jeff Bader and Forums Chairwoman was especially miffed about comments made by select entertainment based on his own bias when Martha Brandt spent $891 in Program Board SJSU's program board members. representing 25,030 diverse interests at SJSU. funds to attend the four-day conference held Mahdik called Holland's negative Rolland said, "I don't want to bring anything early this month. assessment of acts "a very, very shallow here unless I think it's good. That's what I'm According to a Nov. 12 Spartan Daily article, statement to be made." here for." Rolland found the conference workshops to be "There were plenty of good acts," he said, Other exhibitors attending the conference worthwhile, but the various acts on display for adding the students just turned "a deaf ear." had mixed views. possible booking "weren't that good." Another Rolland comment quoted in the Sandy Blodget, an artist representative, said Conferences are set up by the National article was that acts were overpriced. He said the conference was "poorly attended." Entertainment and Campus Activities it's often better to return home and negotiate at a "They need to work the kinks out," Blodget Association to give college students an op- lower price. said, portunity to participate in workshops and screen "That only illustrates to me that this par- Dean Byers, co-owner of Show & Tell acts. ticular gentleman doesn't understand what Productions, said "students don't take the Workshops range from scheduling concerts cooperative buying is and why the conference conference seriously enough." He said the to managing money. exists," Mahdik said. audience was a "good size," and quality en- According to Mahdik, no attempt was made Through cooperative buying, students, tertainment was definitely present. Photo by Mao. Ashtoo by program board members to pick up literature through a combined effort, can sometimes Mahdik summed up his view in saying Dennis Mahdik of Mah' jek Talent Agency asserts that A.S. on acts. purchase acts at a less expensive price. students attending the conferences are "passing Program Board members were interested more in socializing "I had to force feed promo kits," Mahdik Holland's comment was that Mahdik was the buck" and not doing their job." than booking acts at a recent Sacramento conference. said. "just upset" because the program board didn't see SAC TRIP back page Tuesday, November 24, 1981 forum So, we're stuck with a democracy run by dunces

Ronald Reagan, the man who would equip all trees Some of the White House's supposed intellectual with smog devices, says a lot of stupid things. He also giants have been made to look like mental dwarves by hires a lot of stupid people their antics while in office. First, there is Secretary of State Alexander Haig, who Because Reagan is not endowed with the intellectual is on such a power trip that he actually thinks everyone is capabilities of some of our country's recent presidents out to get him. Haig must have contracted a chronic case of power-hunger and paranoia during the days he worked for Nixon, who actually used to keep an "enemy" list. Just call Haig Little Richard from now on. 1.8 Haig has been wrong about so many things that Reagan should can him. Then, at least, Haig would be right about one thing: someone was out to get him. By Michael Leidtke Then there is National Security adviser Richard Staff Writer Allen, who is one of the Japanese's favorite people if not Ac Haig's. Although he received two watches from the Japanese government, Allen still has no conception of time. He says he can't remember whether he received the like Kennedy, Carter or even Nixon, it would seem im- watch before or after Reagan's term in office had com- perative that he compensate by surrounding himself with menced. highly competent people in the White House. The timing for his dismissal should be ripe if the FBI Since he is no mental ace, Reagan should make proves Allen accepted the gifts after Reagan took office, certain he is playing with a full deck in the White House. which would be a violation of federal law. But it is becoming increasingly apparent that Reagan is Then there is James Watt, who, as Secretary of the dealing with a bunch of jokers. Interior, wants to redecorate nature with a collage of Many people, perhaps rightfully so, will argue that pavement and concrete. If the so-called "environmental our president is not stupid. Reagan may not be dumb, but extremists" continue to sign petitions protesting Watt, he can sure look the part sometime. Reagan may not have to worry about removing Watt from That is probably why he has only held five press office; Congress will do it for him. conferences during his first year in office, the fewest of And who could forget David Stockman, the Director of any President in the last 50 years. the Budget and Management Office, who made a monkey And the few press conferences which Reagan has out of himself by speaking all sorts of evil about called have often been embarrassing for the president. Reaganomics. His rhetoric has worked well in prepared speeches, Stockman's candid comments about Reagan's but it hasn't always clicked in spontaneous situations. On economic plan would have been admirable if he had several occasions, he has made misleading statements known what he was doing. and/or given blatantly rehearsed and irrelevant answers As it was, Stockman thought all of his comments were to questions he obviously did not know the answer to. off the record. And that's just plain stupidity. Sometimes, America's presidential figurehead has If Reagan was smart, he would get rid of Stockman, looked like a real pinhead. along with Haig, Allen and Watt. But he is not especially smart, so he won't. v*Vi% MIA But relative to some of his top advisers, Reagan has So, we're stuck with a democracy run by dunces. And looked like a regular Einstein. that makes us the biggest dupes of all. AvAD 11-06, M. ALLEN, IS ALSO AN OW JAPANESE cus-rom...' the mailbag not enroll in another English course at worth the honesty. I do hope that Reagan's ad- campus Health Center. We believe that we are Negative marks SJSU again. Although my English Bundock states the ad- ministration is now more closely Thank you to about a dozen of asking too much of the intramural

skills have improved, I don't believe ministration is going to put strict watched. If one aide is willing to the staff there who gave professional system to get their act together, and turn people off any the courses need to be taught in such limits on Stockman. David Stock- retract damaging information so aid, advice, tender loving care and set up rules which won't raise questions. Editor: a negative, depressing and man should have realized he was quickly, to prevent public friendly comfort for several hours. Larry Casson I would like to express my frustrating manner. hired by Reagan to do justice to his speculation of the President's But she sends a big phooey to the Business Management disappointment about the way the I'll bet some IA or 1B English economic program, which does not policies and to appease the Yellow and Alpha taxis who refused senior lower division English courses teacher is correcting this letter right mean he is obligated to do justice to President himself, then we must be to come and take her home and a ( English IA and 1B) are taught. now. us by reporting the unpleasant facts aware of a mendacious attitude special praise to Nancy who did just After experiencing the English IA Lisa Caldwell of the economic prog:am. among the members of the ad- that. and IB courses, I and several other Chemistry Stockman is going to stay on the ministration that could only be God Bless you all! Rude hammering people found that these courses are sophomore Reagan administration ( by choice, harmful to the people of the United Marjorie Fitch taught in an extremely depressing no one is forcing him to do anything States. unclassified disturbs speech and his position will be very ad- Kathleen P. McCahill "Over Sixty" manner. Editor: Stockman loyalty vantageous to his career) to hear no Political Science Every paper turned in comes Friday, Nov. 20, San Jose State back covered with negative remarks evil, see no evil and say no evil. His sophomore is precarious priorities clearly point to gaining University was priveleged to hear meant to make one write better. It former mayor Eddie James Cartran Editor: back the favor he once held in the does not help one write better, it All we ask is of Tuchula, Miss., speak on the case I would like to comment on eyes of the administration by being simply makes most people, in- of Tuchula 7 and the importance of Cindy Bundock's Nov. 18 opinion loyal to the President and foregoing stick cluding myself, stop writing. An with rules the Voting Rights Act. piece. She said that David Stockman the future of the people in expert teacher and consultant of the 'Damn right that Editor: I found the afternoon program should be applauded for his honesty correlation with economics. Bay Area and National Writing The "tug of war" between very interesting and informative. in his judgment of Reagan's I would like to emphasize that Projects says, "It's like teaching $163 is tuition' fraternities and the intramural However, due to the unnecessary economic plan. such loyalty is precarious. If David you to play golf. You're standing on Editor: program has continued this football hammering and tapping in the Art Right after that critical Stockman is going to forego his the grass, holding your golf club, You're damn right that $163 is season, fueled by the inconsistency Gallery, by Ms. Debra, the noise lift judgement was published, there was honesty to please the President, is ready to swing. Every time you tuition. It ought to be a lot more. Do of intramural decisions. All we ask became very annoying to the teacher says, 'Stop, a following article retracting that the rest of Reagan's administration your club, your you know how the state gets the as Greek brothers and intramural listening audience as well as the your statement. Stockman said he would in keeping with this policy? Such move your hands. Stop, shift money to run its colleges and contestants is to establish a set of guest speaker. Stop, tilt your back. Stop. Stop. have never publicly criticized standards remind me of the Nixon feet. universities? From the government. rules at the beginning of the season I thought her actions were very do? You won't Reagan's economic plan if he had administration, which ended with an Stop!' What will you Do you know where the government and stick to those rules. rude and uncalled known the trouble it was going to for, especaill play golf." gets it? From extortion. Excuse me, This year, just as last year, when it was brought to her attention This describes how the English cause. He apparently did not feel the elaborate cover-up of illegal I mean taxes. But they are one and there has been a tie for first place that she could have used the back and 1B courses have affected me. humiliation and embarrassment to manipulations of the incident known IA the same. Webster's defines ex- between Alpha Tau Omega, Sigma room of the gallery to do all her Unless it is reauired. I will new, Reagan and his administration was as Watergate. tortion as "The act of extorting, or Alpha Epsilon and Hoover Hall. One annoying work. Then she could have getting money etc., by threats, would think a set of rules justifying proceeded with her work without misuse of authority etc." the winner between the three would interfering with the speaker and the Isn't that what the government have been established this year, public's ears. is engaged in after all? They after what happened last year. This Nevertheless, she proceeded threaten to throw you in jail and take was not the case. with her tapping anyway. . . LOUD away everything you own unless you The decision this year was made AND CLEAR. Not only was she very pay their taxes. by a coin toss between the three inconsiderate of Mr. Cartran and the Taxes support our schools, that teams. The winner of this coin flip students, her attitude was highly much is true. But do the ends would only have to play one game, indignant. ( school justify the means (ex- the winner between the other two I hope this young lady's poor tortion )? I don't think so. Do you? teams, who lost the flip. Should a taste in judgment didn't reflect a Jim Cooley coin flip decide the fate of the three bad image to our guests who had Liberal Arts teams? What happened to the point traveled so far to speak to her as freshman differentiation we have been ac- well as the student body. customed to? Roxanne Pate Business Education The inconsistencies continue to senior the training of the people officiating Grateful thanks the games. Because of their lack of knowledge about the rules con- to helpful students cerning intramural flag-football, we The Forum page is have seen different answers to your page. The Editor: similar situations throughout the Daily encourages The lady in the Red Coat, who season. An example would be the slipped on a wet leaf on San Carlos loss of yardage and or downs readers' comments Street near Seventh Street last associated with penalties. The on any topic. The Monday, Nov. 16, sends a grateful penalty which seemed to be most viewpoints ex- thank you to the helpful students was personal criminal of confusion pressed who immediately surrounded her fouls. For any personal foul in the in opinion and slowly assisted her to her feet. ( I defense, the offence is always articles are those of was most appreciative of the correct awarded a first down. Secondly, any the author. use of the "get them up slowly" member on a team guilty of two or Editorials appearing technique.) more personal fouls should be Thank you to the kind campus removed from the game. This year on this page are the policeman who fortunately came by one member of a team had three opinion of the at just that moment and soon had me personal fouls in one game and Spartan Daily. in his car and davered me to the wasn't removed. Daily Policy

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AMA- Tuesday Novensbar 24, 1981 Caring for people through communication Disabled student majors in helping others

By Les Mahler after seeing a friend who is working you start losing cost $1,600. Maintenance, Staff Writer a speech pathologist. your money and benefits," which is performed every It's a typical Tuesday "I saw her one day and Laraway said. two to three months costs morning for SJSU speech that was it. I never wanted According to Laraway, $40 and batteries to power therapy major Lee Ann to do anything else," she what non-disabled people the wheelchair cost $250 Laraway as she gets in her said. don't realize is that annually. van and heads for According to Laraway, "disabled people have The only consolation Blackford High School. there are a thousand more expenses then nor- she gets is "getting more By 11:30 a.m. she disabilities to work with, mal people have." mileage out of my shoes," arrives at the school and ranging from voice Laraway's wheelchair Laraway said. goes to room two where disorders to helping stroke Rose Vasquez awaits her victims and the hearing Get the edge! Prepare to take the arrival. impaired. Within a few minutes "a' But being a working both women are engaged in person has its drawbacks "idle" conversation for Laraway. GRE discussing topics ranging "As soon as you start from going to the beach, Graduate Record Exam disco dancing and a foot- ball game. s preporolon workshop meels SolurOcNs. Jan 9. 16. But for the two women 30. 1982, 8 30 a m -1 p Fri , Business COSSTOOM Bldg the ocnversation is not just SJSU camcus Total tee is S80 ,nciuding ail materials another way to pass the hour. For further information: Vasquez, 19, is a victim of cerebral palsy. , Born with the disabling Soc Jose Stole ut disease, Vasquez uses eye Sento! Hall 1368 and head movement to (408) 277-2182 answer or ask a series of SMOKE & SNUFF questions written on a ITEMS Nun hv Jocelyn WillortIs board. And Laraway, tit7l Nit N AVE 5.1 San Jose State University following a childhood bout Lee Ann Laraway (left), a polio victim and speech therapy student, uses a board on her lap to teach with polio, is also confined Rose Vasquez, 19. communication techniques. Vasquez, who has cerebral palsy, communicates to a wheelchair like her with eye movement left for "yes" and right for "no- depending on the question Laraway is pupil. pointing at. COMMLINiTy EXpERiENCE iN y01112 fiEld The idea of Vasquez using the board was thought up Laraway. useless outside the communicator. You know beginning to prepare for finement necessitated a "We took 16 phrases we classroom since it needed when Rose wants lunch. metal shaft be placed down thought she might like to to be plugged into an something," Laraway said. The graduate student, her vertebra. use in conversation with electrical outlet. Unfortunately, when now in her second semester When she enrolled at friends," Lai-away said. Vasquez turns 21 she will at SJSU once worked with a SJSU, Laraway's brother And without the be removed from school 5-year-old girl who had became chauffer and N Before the board was electronic box, Vasquez and "left on her own," said articulation trouble and wheelchair attendant, a put to work, Vasquez used was limited in her con- Laraway. would substitute one set of position he held during his an electronic box with over versation to answering Although Vasquez is sounds for ancther. days in junior high and 40 single and multiple questions "yes" or "no." enrolled in the public For Laraway it's time high school. But because of written phrases. education system, she is to go to San Jose City his graduation and con- Strapped in a not integrated into classes College and work with flicting schedules, the Laraway questions wheelchair, Vasquez would with other students. adults who are stroke arrangement had to end 3 UNITS Vasquez and waits as look left for a "yes" and For Laraway, meeting victims and have difficulty after four years. Vaszuez, through an right for a "no," answer. with Vasquez on a weekly with speech. Laraway now guides electronic control unit, With the 16 phrases on basis is just one of many Ensconsed in her herself around the campus, lights up the right phrase the board, which rests on responsibilities involved in motorized wheelchair, she sometimes asking other on the board. her lap, the 19-year-old obtaining her degree as a heads out the door and students to open a door for But as Laraway ex- expanded her vocabulary. speech pathologist. back to her specially her. plains, the device was "She's an excellent And she remembers designed van. Besides being a student A working with a four-year- A few minutes later at SJSU, Laraway alsc ii old who had language delay she's on her way to SJCC. works with Headstart problems. The child would When she was eight students, screening ly leave out verbs. months old, Laraway children with language SJSU graduate It's 12:30 p.m. and for developed severe polio difficulties before they get Laraway and Vasquez the which weakened her body. into public schools, as well MU1Ti-diSCipliNARy TEAM CONCEpis Rids 196K I it hour together is over. Because the disease as devoting part of her time creates illusions Vasquez has a friend push disabled her, she was to an SJSU clinic. her wheelchair outside confined to a wheelchair. Her desire to major in Call DR. RidIARd WhiTtOCk 277-2686 where other students are Later, that con - speech pathology came New York sculptor and filmmaker William Lundberg will be on campus today and tomorrow as the round three headlines for the Knockout Visiting Artists program sponsored by the SJSU Art Department. MOVING? te Lundberg, a 1964 alumnus of SJSU, began his campus Check One Or More visit yesterday by setting up his work in Gallery One of the Art Building. Lundberg will exhibit two of his works from [11 Rent too high? 9 a.m, to noon today and tomorrow. Monday the exhibit if viewing hours will be extended to 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. El Too far from Campus? Lundberg will screen a film and slide show at 3:30 11 p.m. today in the Art Building, room 135. El Need more room? Lundberg uses his art to create an illusion. He com- El Tired of Dorm Life? bines real items with filmed images to produce a realistic effect. Call Us, "Silent Dinner," one of the pieces to be exhibited, uses a conventional table as a screen on which Lundberg TODAY'S HOME RENTALS projects pictures of table settings, food and hands. Womens Mens Lundberg's exhibit will be in Gallery One until Dec. 18. With "Silent Dinner" Lundberg's piece entitled We have hundreds of homes, "Discord," will also be shown. 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Redeveloping the city core Redevelopers attempt to save downtown By Ted Wanes' city retail stores," he businesses and SJSU. SJSU will purchase or way to retail outlets and hopes will meet the of the planned mall, a But there are other Associate News Editor said. A 600-1,000 unit joint purchase some of office buildings. students' needs. 500-room hotel will rise smaller-scale beautifi- After several false Through the San comdominium complex the units. Beall said a variety According to Beall, at First and San Fer- cation and starts, the redevelop- Antonio Project, the city will be built at Fourth As the development of retail businesses will the plaza will contain nando streets. rehabilitative projects ment ball is finally is trying to re-establish and San Carlos streets. of the Fourth Street lot be located in the San about 150,000 square Beall said the being carried out by the rolling. And the City of a thriving central city. Beall said he hopes that moves north, the Antonio Plaza near the feet of floor space. project will take about citizens, according to San Jose hopes the Beall said most of students and staff :it housing units will give university, stores he On the western end six years to complete. Kimura. leveling of buildings, the retail development repaving of streets and will be housed within a "People are general havoc presently planned San Antonio revitalizing old downtown will lead to Plaza. Inner city plan entices business buildings," he said. the resolution of a 20- The plaza will be an The state is issuing year problem -- the enclosed mall designed a 25 percent tax credit ins linear fashion, Beall the creation of the zone for money spent on deterioration of San By Julie Levy targets. thusiastic support for A said. It will stretch from Staff Writer development to the inner at the Oct. 21 council meeting where the idea refurbishing a structure Jose's inner core. To lure more on The San Antonio Market Street to Fourth Big business seems to be responding to city, the city council, led by Tom McEnery was approved. Thc plan goco into effect !lee. recognized by State Project, a major effort Street. the enticements the city of San Jose is of- who represents downtown, created the 3. Historic Preservation to revitalize San Jose's Ernest Hahn, a fering to locate in the inner city. Central Incentive Zone. Already developers have been calling to Office to be of historic inner-city plight by re- retail developer who A combination of traditional The zone includes the entire downtown, find out about the tax-free zone, Leininger value to San Jose, ac- establishing a viable owns the Valley Fair redevelopment programs and a new, more turning the whole area into a tax-free zone. said. cording to Kimura. bu business and retail Shopping Center, has dramatic effort embodied in the Central These tax breaks mean a lot of money to Steps to rennovate the J.C. Penny According to Beall, oft market, encompasses drawn up some Incentive Zone, have been successful in at- big-time developers. Building at Santa Clara and First streets many of the older eight blocks bordered preliminary plans for tracting developers, according to Bob For example, the 12-story Pacific Valley were hastened after the plan was passed, structures along Santa by Market, Fourth, San the mall, according to Leininger, development officer for the city's Bank Building going up at Santa Clara Street Leininger said. The building recently housed Clara Street near First Carlos and San Fer- Beall. But the plans are redevelopment agency. and Santa Teresa Boulevard would have cost San Jose Office Supply. Street are being bought nando streets. no where near the blue- "It's far from being totally revitalized, $1.2 million in taxes when the building permit The building will be converted to by developers. According to San print stage. but it's looking a lot better than it did a few was issued if it were in a taxed zone. professional offices. Because such extensive Jose City Councilman Beall said the city of years ago," Leininger said. It could be a year and a half after con- rennovation is required, the owners would Beall said the move James Beall, when the San Jose is still buying Throughout downtown, new glass towers struction begins before space in a new have had to pay substantial taxes on the work to upgrade the down- project is completed, property and readying are going up. While they may not be the giants building can be rented out and costs begun to if the building were not included in the in- town environment in- the eight blocks will host the sites for con- of San Francisco, the buildings are setting be recovered, Leininger said. Large ex- centive zone. volves more than a variety of retail shops, struction, which will records for San Jose. penditures like that might cause some The Montgomery Ward Building across renewing old structures. office buildings ( one of begin in early 1983. Most of the buildings, for instance the developers to think twice before bulling in a the street will also be undergoing fen- San Jose Police foot which at 350 feet will be In buying properties Mitsubishi, Pacific Valley Bank, Lloyds Bank taxed area, he added. novation. patrol on the downtown the highest building and leveling businesses, and Union Bank buildings, are built to include The state building, under construction The two buildings total 120,000 square feet streets will be in- ever in San Jose), a the city is paying the professional offices. near SJSU between Second and Third streets together, about the same area as the new creased, he said, to hotel and several units assessed value of the The expansion and centralization of state will be a solar structure housing state Union Bank skyscraper at San Fernando better control crime and of moderate-income building and is assisting and federal agencies downtown are two agencies and staff offices. Street and Almaden Boulevard. strengthen its bond with housing. in the relocation of factors encouraging large firms to locate in The federal building to be raised a block The city is "trying to tie the whole the public. The idea behind businesses that wish to the new skyscrapers nearby, Leininger said. west of the state building, should be under business/student relationship together," Beall said the redeveloping the move to another Financial incentives are another. construction by March, Leininger said. Leininger said. redevelopment project downtown area is to location. There are four redevelopment areas in Federal courts, the Internal Revenue The San Antonio Plaza redevelopment will have no effect on bring people into the But neither Beall the downtown region. Developers who build in Service, the Bureau of Labor, staff offices and area adjacent to campus, between Market the status of halfway inner-city and make it a nor Kimura could say the** areas are not required to pay con- other federal agencies will be gathered under and Fourth streets, will include office space, houses in the downtown better place to live, how much the city has struction taxes. Normally these taxes are one roof there. The agencies are now housed middle-income housing units, a hotel, un- area. Their numbers Beall said. spent on assistance to calculated according to the size of the in seperate buildings all over the city. derground parking and retail businesses, would not increase, he The core of San Jose local businesses. building, making large projects substantial Several business leaders voiced en- many directed at students. said. began to deteriorate in According to Beall, the 1950s and '60s, ac- the city will spend about cording to Beall. $20 million on the San Beall said several of Antonio Project. He said Small downtown businesses face extinction the retail businesses, most of the money will be spent on building Roos Atkins, J.C. By Michael Liedtke St. Moyer is the proprietor to 800 residential units. current redevelopment of businesses which will Sadfie, co-owner of garages to ac- Penney, Montgomery Staff Writer and fix -it-man at the San Jose began its plans. attract people downtown." Universal Import at 43 S. commodate the in- Wards and Harts, began Bob Lindsay and Bill Shaver Shop, at 118 S. First development of the "Everything they (city Tucker added that the First St. "I went through creased traffic. to move away from the Moyer hardly look like a St., four doors down from proposed mall .eight years officials) have done in the city will assign consultants the same thing in Oakland Pot But the parkin the inner-city, choosing Tyrannosaurus Rex, but Lindsay's business. ago by destroying a large past seems to have taken to help relocate small and it didn't help small space lost due to the instead to locate in they may soon become Both men will be block of buildings located three or four years to get businesses which will be business. You know who did development of city suburban shopping downtown's dinosaur. forced to evacuate their on a plot of land across the going," he said. "They displaced by the city's it's going to benefit? Big des blocks on Fourth Street centers. Lindsay and Moyer are downtown businesses by street from the businesses don't seem to think very far redevelopment plans. money." Poi According to Leon between San Fernando son owners of small businesses March 1 next year because which are scheduled to be in advance." "I have been contacted Al Barber, the owner of Kimura, senior planner and San Carlos streets in downtown San Jose, a the city is planning to raze demolished next year. Lindsay, whose book by the city," Moyer said, Carole's Hallmark Gift for the Office of Center will be the university's, typ species which may face their building to make But, due to shop has been a fixture "and they have said they Shop on the corner of San City Development, not the city's, business. pee extinction in the impending room for the proposed San "developers who didn't downtown for nine years, will help relocate me. But Fernando and First "there was a decen- The lot is presently used but industrialization of the Antonio Mall. perform," according to doesn't have any praise for after that, they have made streets, has doubts whether tralization of the for student parking. area. Other businesses Jim Tucker, director of the city's plans either. it clear that I'm on my own. San Jose's grand plans will sta, population." Beall said part of ple Lindsay: is the housed in the same com- economic development at " The whole And it will almost be im- ever be actualized. "Competition from the project is aimed at owner/operator of the plex and affected by the San Jose's Chamber of redevelopment thing in San possible to find a place "It seems like all they suburban shopping establishing a closer Bread and Roses Book plan are: Wholesale Action Commerce, construction Jose is an obvious subsidy where the rent is as low as ever do is tear down and centers hurt the center bond between downtown Shop located at 136 S. First Liquidators, Antiques et on the land still hasn't for big builders," he said. what I pay now." never build back up," he dov Cetera, National Dollar begun. But Tucker insists the Moyer currently pays said. Even if the city does Ma Stores, Royal Film Lab, The plot of land is city is not trying to drive $150 per month to the city carry out its plans, Barber ven Daniel's, Gifts 'n Things currently a parking lot small businesses away for the rental of his shop. isn't convinced the of fee and Frederick's accomodating the area's from the downtown Lindsay pays ;180 monthly. structural facelift will have fre Hollywood. familiar faces instead of a district. "There is no doubt "This amount of space its desired effect and at- According to Larry mall attracting new blood that big business has been would probably cost $750 on tract more people down- See Moore, an associate civil downtown. the primary beneficiary of the commercial market," town. engineer at San Jose's "All it has attracted so the city's recent actions," Lindsay estimated. "Why is Mrs. Jones in did Redevelopment Agency, if far is bums," Moyer ob- he said. "But San Jose is Lindsay will leave the Los Gatos going to get on yes city officials realize their served. trying to carefully struc- downtown area grudgingly. the bus and come down- Sal ultimate plans, the The city is tentatively ture both big and small "I would have liked to town," he theorized, "when Ms following facilities will be planning to begin con- businesses. stay in the downtown she can hop in her car and pre wh constructed upon an area struction on the hotel in "Everybody recogniz- area," he said, "Because drive to a shopping mall spanning between Second late 1982, according to es that in terms of retail, after I leave, the area will and park for free?" we and Market streets and San Moore. we're not likely to attract have only one bookstore Tucker believes the hot Antonio and San Fernando Because of what has any major department left, the Recycle Bookstore city will be able to convince ret ear streets: happened across the street, store downtown in the near (located at 138 E. Santa the archetypal Mrs. Jones as A 500-room hotel, of- Moyer has "negative" future. So, we're looking to Clara St.). to come downtown by the fices, retail stores, and 600 feelings about the city's develop a high-quality mix Representatives of the making small businesses city insist that in the long more esthetically pleasing. out run, small businesses will "We're encouraging arc benefit from the planned existing building owners to influx of big business rehabilitate their 901 bei downtown. businesses," he said. "A lot

"It is going to enhance of buildings are marginal ma everyone's business at best. We are hoping that CO) because you're creating the owners will recognize jobs," Moore predicted. that it (renovation) will "Instead of creating a attract business." bedroom community, Even if more shoppers Itit( col we're bringing jobs bring their money down- fal downtown. And wherever town, Lindsay doesn't think there are jobs, you have they will be bartering at vic built-in business." the businesses currently

But small business dotting the downtown area. No thr owners whose buildings are "I don't think that ov. not slated for demolition by small independent thr the city are not overly businesses have much of a tri Photo by Bob Bernardo optimistic about their future downtown," he said. ter Many small downtown businesses like the prospects for survival. "I think small luxury shops ones above are doomed to be gu replaced "I don't think it's going will take all their business by sleek, modern buildings like the Lloyds Bank building at left. rca to help," said Fortune away from them." Ph,!,, nv Bob

4 41 Tuesday, November 24, 1981

1-11 New downtown transit mall may raise SJSU enrollment

By Tamera Casias and The transit mall, improve the quality of Through Environmental Maureen Keenan part of a larger 21 -mile- transit service which in Design" proposed a Staff Writers long transit system, was turn could alleviate theory that the more San Jose's plan for a given final approval by parking problems. This people there are in an transit mall, part of the the Santa Clara County would enable students to area, the less crime city's redevelopment Board of Supervisors live farther from school, there is due to visibility. project, might in- last Monday. The board possibly easing the "I have a tendency directly boost SJSU's hopes to make it a housing crunch. to agree," Jones said declining enrollment, reality by 1985. In order to create adding it has a though the plans were Reasons students this new transit mall, psychological effect on not made with SJSU in have listed in surveys on-street parking would the criminal who mind. for not attending SJSU be eliminated from worries he might be are parking problems, First and Second streets seen. crime in the area and with one lane being used The downtown area unavailability of for busses and the other will become the major housing. The transit for vehicles. Bicycle focal point for season mall's design could paths may line either celebrations, festivals reduce these problems. side of the mall. and parades. The design consists Another goal of the The transit mall is of expressways and 50 transit mall is to im- designed to make it light rail vehicles prove the downtown easier for persons living Photo by Bob Bernardo running at a speed of 50 environment, possibly outside the downtown mph. The system reducing the crime rate. area to commute. carries a price tag of Sidewalks will be Planners of the mall feel $298 million in 1980 widened, making cafes it will make a view dollars, two-thirds and restaurants a significant im- e A birdseye coming from federal possibility. Pedestrian provement in the money and the areas will be remodeled downtown environment. remainder from Santa with shade trees, Student views of the Clara County residents. benches and improved mall varied. With inflation it's ex- lighting. A shot of First and Santa Clara streets taken from pected to cost more than University repres- Debbie Brossman, one of the area skyscrapers shows the mix of new $400 million. entatives seem to favor an SJSU student and e n e presently dow nbtyotwh . A Central et The system would the transit mall as a commuter believes, "It buildings-enotlidve2 i iti (right) developed the city San follow the Guadalupe possible way to increase would make commuting a se will offer tax-free construction rights to big corridor from south San enrollment. lot easier" as long as busses were kept on businesses in an attempt to lure them to the inner Jose near the IBM in- According to Jerry dustrial area to Great Houseman, interim schedule. 1, city. America Parkway on director of admissions the north end. and records, "Anything "It would be a great a idea,"; agreed SJSU it The route would that would increase the have 32 stations along accessibility to campus student Carlos Orzcod. the way and would run would help enrollment." "I think it would parallel to and west of "Just making the probably clean up the downtown area." Monterey Highway. At bus stops safer and Interstate 280 the cleaning up the area Tim system would cut over would enhance Forbord, another student, to form the expanded enrollment," he said. sees the mall as "too transit mall on First and IA. Maurice Jones limited to help. It Second streets. of the university police wouldn't clean up San One goal of transit said a magazine titled Jose at all," he said. mall planners is to "Crime Prevention Investors restore downtown hotels to jewels' .t ink By Carol Peterson poor, the sick and the following the original is also being done on the downtown. pleted with 200 rooms second phase of the final core to an active central rl Staff Writer elderly. blueprints for the De Anza Hotel. Owner Silicon Valley has and will include all the 300 rooms be completed city, the renovation and yn But San Jose's rennovation of the Robert Schilling meant a booming in- meeting and banquet within 10 years of the construction of hotels downtown has picked Wilding. Tearing out already has one historic dustrial base and a facilities, said Susan first phase's completion will play a major role in itself up and is shaking walls and ceilings that inn restoration under growing economy for Carbon, a senior staff date. keeping the area alive off years of ac- have been added his belt, the Beekman the downtown area. analyst with the city's 24 hours a day, as Restoring cumulated dust and through the years has Place in Los Gatos. Many support and Redevelopment Agen- Other potential sites redevelopment agency rubble. A scarcity of uncovered some of the Schilling doesn't peripheral businesses cy. for hotel development members and city the past land and the renewed craftsmanship of the old call himself a are making their move The proposal for an have also been iden- planners have stated as ri interest of investors is hotel. developer, but rather a into the area. initial construction of tified as part of the their goals. creating a new image Behind two walls in historical restorer. All of this increased just 200 rooms was city's master plan for the downtown area. for the long vacant lots the ground floor lounge, Earlier this year he access and activity also made after a study by In the next decade, of One is located at the and grand old struc- workers discovered a and the city's means an increased Laventhal and perhaps the song "Do S. corner of Market and For many years the tures of downtown San fireplace that the Redevelopment Agency number of visitors and Horowith, a noted You Know the Way to gh San Carlos streets, pop song "Do You Know Jose. original drawings show moved the tenants of the travelers will be research and planning San Jose?" won't mean nd across from the Hotel the Way to San Jose?" The hotels Sainte was nine feet wide. The De Anza to new homes. spending time in the firm in the hotel in- that freeways lead all Sainte Claire on Market didn't refer to a Claire and De Anza are lounge fireplace will be Schilling and his South Bay. And they dustry, recommended visitors off to some ho Street. The other is the destination, but a stop- both being renovated. restored, as will the general manager have to sleep and eat room numbers initially other destination, but hg triangular parcel at the point on a journey to And under the dirt, dust, ceiling. Under the Michael Phillips have somewhere. be limited because there will instead bring them one-way street ex- someplace else. paint and peeling painted red and grey. since gutted the Many of these would not be enough into a bustling area of of change at Vine Street San Jose was the wallpaper, owners are beamed ceiling Moore building, though travelers will be served guests to make the hotel restored sites, office ift and Almaden type of place where discovering two former discovered an intricate Schilling is evasive by the hotels in down- profitable. buildings, en- an Boulevard, south of San people wanted to live, jewels and trying to stencil design on solid about future plans for town, rather than those The city and the tertainment facilties 'St Carlos Street. return them to their wood beams. Some of the De Anza. near the freeways. developers have agreed and hotels reflecting ier but not necessarily to stay, for business or days of glory. the ornaments in- "Precisely what it's The Redevelopment to the two-phase con- both the historic roots rill struction with the If San Jose is to pleasure. San Jose corporated into the going to be at this point! Agency has already and the new direction of that the return the Hotels and motels businessman Stephan stencil design had been don't know," he said. begun one major project stipulation downtown downtown San Jose. ,ey arang up beside the C.H. Lin purchased the covered with gold leaf. Whatever Schilling in the Central Incentive nd ringing Hotel Sainte Claire for The plans are to and Phillips renovate Zone this year: San he Ilaiy freeways downtown San Jose. approximately $5 remove the red and grey and construct, Schilling Antonio Plaza. ies Many people never million. Within two paint and copy the says the building will be There are eight per ventured further than a weeks construction stencil design over the open in September, 1982. "block" parcels, each he few blocks off the crews were at work entire ceiling. averaging nearly three ve on their visit to remodeling the struc- Gold leaf was also acres. All ring the Paseo at- freeway San Jose. ture. found covering an entry de San Antonio which Two hotels that Joe Moore was hall dome that had been Building stretches west from the hired as the con- covered with a false Fourth Street near the in didn't fare well over Hotel struction manager. lowered ceiling. Lin has campus to Market on years were the a future There are now five sub- removed the ceiling and Street. m- Sainte Claire and the De Both were contractors working on followed original plans One of the eight- en Anza Hotel. another era, every floor of the six- to return the hall block parcels has been nd products of when the pace of life story landmark on the exactly as it was in the zoned for a high-rise 500- all was a few miles per corner of South Market hotel's infancy. The City of San Jose room "quality con- hour slower. Neither and San Carlos streets. Before I.in is doesn't plan to limit the vention" hotel, with he their The Spanish-style finished with his project downtown renaissance banquet and meeting ce retained much of building is filled with the new Hotel Sainte to the "turning out" of rooms. The site is les earlier grace and charm as they advanced into the buzzing and Claire will have a large old structures. Designs bounded by Market and by whirring sound as ballroom, a comfortable on the drawing board San Fernando streets ies their later years. As San Jose spread nearly three dozen lounle and bar, a also include bringing in and the Paseo. g. out into pastures and people return the contiTrental restaurant, .iew. In May of this year ng the orchards the east, structure to its place as a sushi bar and several The Redevelopment the city, which owns to to south and west, it the "finest hotel bet- small shops lining an Agency's plan to create land along the Paseo de r became city and ween San Francisco and interior promenade. a downtown that is San Antonio, awarded lot less of suburban Los Angeles" as it was The 200 guest rooms "vital after the 9 to 5 development of the sites tal more a sort conglomerate. The touted at its opening in will be redecorated workday'' includes to Kimball Small tat siliar pattern was 1926. from floor to ceiling construction of at least Properties of Santa 2e Offlowed in San Jose just I.in plans to com- with new rugs, paint and one, and probably Clara. as it had been around plete the rennovation in wallpaper. There will several, major hotels Kimball Small is urban time for the opening landscaped over the next two currently involved in .rs the country. The also be a core begain to falter and date set for April 1, 1982. on the second decades. negotiations with the rn- garden fall He plans a "Grand bar and A transit mall city and potential nk apart. floor and a were Opening Week" of the roof. planned for First Street operators, including at The hotels lounge area on process. celebrations, balls and and the extended light interested hoteliers. Lly victims of the Lin is following Nobody to stay in banquets. Before that blueprints even rail system along the Small said he ex- came original them given date I.in will have spent color Guadalupe Corridor will pects the groups in- at and soon, to trie point of the only between two and three being provide easy access volved in the talks will nt over to disrepair, scheme, which IS the and million dollars to return tones of from the San Jose reach terms in mid- 'a low income coordinated in transients were in- the Sainte Claire to a mauve, dusty pink and Municipal and Reid- January. Construction id Hillview airports, as Photo nv Hon Bernardo terested in becoming semblance of her maroon. on the hotel could begin pa well as to major in- in July 1984. Still in the remodeling process, Hotel Sainte Claire located at South guests. The once posh original self. Across town on ss dustrial parks to the The first phase Market and San Carlos streets will be renovated by April 1982 rooms filled with the Moore and I.in are Santa Clara Street work of north and south of the hotel will be corn- sote

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luck and timing. Y7,4621. adding he probably "Given a choice between luck and ability, I think I had -I- f_E1,1Uleff1:11ll:Nzil:171"tit "opened up a can of LARGEST a lot of luck," Webb said. worms." selection4 Webb was presented with a plaque citing his award at "The facts are the 041, a luncheon hosted by School of Business Dean Marshall J. facts," Mahdik said. "We Burak. It was attended by members of the Executive have nothing to lose, we Council of Business Students, an organization comprised haven't worked with them "SMOKE of presidents or elected representatives from clubs and anyway." student organizations in the school. Besides filling the vice chairmanship at TRW, Webb "roc Be & SNUFF is president of the TRW-Fujitsu Company and a director Above of the May Co., a Southern California department store It ITEMS" (4Po 4V4 chain. At SJSU, Webb is a member of the President's Complbte in the Council, an advisory group to President Gail Fullerton. First Jump C1) course South Bay Group Rotes Individuals 575 iv No Extra Costs 10% Discount J. Sidney Webb, a SJSU alumnus and current vice Closest School to the South Boy with coupon chairman of the board of TRW, spoke to students FALCON E. expires Nov 10 and faculty in the School of Business last week. PARACHUTE Webb was honored by the School of Business as 3617 UNION AVE. SJ 377-1335 its Distinguished Executive for 1 98 1 - 1 982. 209/636-1544 209/364-6430 Photo by Dave Hat THE SUPREME COURT III Weather NEAR CAMPUS IN DOWNTOWN SAN JOSE Rain and showers will persist throughout the day. STUDENT SPECIAL Folk, country show lows will be in the mid-50s. Highs today will Overnight For one hour 0 tplaying racquetball be in the low 60s. There will be southerly winds 5 to 15 Weekdays mph. This forecast is provided by the SJSU after 8:30 Meteorology Department. Sat ,/Sun all day to aid needy Indians -13 RACQUETBALL HANDBALL COURTS COMPLETE NAUTILUS UNIVERSAL GYM DANCE AEROBIC CLASSES -Fine S,4mee ne Sandwiches Since 1968" By Wade Barber laboratory. are sacred to the Indians' JACUZZI SAUNA 8 STEAM Writer Numerous groups, ways and beliefs, said Staff INDIVIDUALIZED EXERCISE PROGRAM Country Western and including the SJSU Native Dennis Banks, member of MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE American Indian music American Club, the Peace the American Indian will highlight an upcoming Center and the San Jose Movement. The occupied THE SUPREME benefit concert for Airlift Indian Center, along with camps are in remote areas COURT III '81 at 7 p.m. Dec. 2 in the concerned students, have under U.S. Forest Service 355 W. San Fernando, San Jose, CA 95113 S.U. Ballroom. made the drive a success, jurisdiction, far removed CALL Sponsored by the Leventhal said. from the nearest roads. FATEE,X NOW! 289-1340 Native American Club of The concert per- Donations for Airlift Of SJSU, the concert will formers are all American '81, destined for parachute Mon. -Sat. 10:30-10:00 8th William St. folk and country Indians who have donated delivery to Native feature Sundays 11:00-1000 297-1132 artist Floyd Westerman, their time to help the Americans are once again DISCOUNT PURCH1111. PROGRAM student/professor people of the Black Hills up, according to Onc of Ihr Mr 0141rIwn.1,11aingirI ...... 111 lYtt nonl l'ner 0,./p./00 SJSU piling 1. Spre OdIfdd,d111 id Ali..hid Only, lg. Irontsve 01 Va...... TI Jay Wise and San Jose's and Big Mountain, Leventhal, who has L FREEMAN'S SKI SPORTS WHEELS SHOCKS TIRES BATTERIES SERVICE Four Winds Drum Group. Leventhal said. already delivered one The proceeds of the The issues behind the truckload of food and concert will buy needed struggle involve the U.S. supplies to DQ University CSU-SJ SPARTAN DAILY 5302 *TUNE MICHELIN MICHELIN 'XXX ' 11110NOUN .X. UP SPECIAL' 'MEW' for Airlift '81, a government's taking back YU ...... RADIALS RADIALS FOE IIIHMIIONININC1 supplies in Davis. e w Lt1 FOP DOMESTIC CMS OR IMPORT CARS nationwide grassroots Indian lands after signing Airlift still will be effort to aid Native treaties and then com- collecting warm clothes, =OM Pi ,ft > Reg. $099 4.14 mm 1.41 06/410 0411, la Americans occupying the pensating them with tracts food, medicines, tools and ' .111Z'v'Z 4Z" 14: rv, Black Hills of South Dakota of land long ago deter- money Leventhal said. A 41111 and Big Mountain in mined to be "worthless." fund established through a INCINUN NAOMI roa LIGHT moss NOW ONLY 111 ,sr,trrn. ,Y.1,0 Arizona. But with an increased local bank has already Z,V45 a., a 11011I14 4C2n33'i4l04 A massive airlift of energy demand and received in excess of $300, Get those old boards food and supplies is discoveries of now valuable he said. Low Radials for Pol_yester scheduled to begin on Dec. raw materials, the oil and Admission to the back in shape so they'll Cost Steel Belted 4 Ply PIM 111111.60.,00. 7. The supplies will enable utility companies are benefit concert featuring be ready to go when the Compacts .." "78 Series' COMPACT AHD 1.01010 SIMS MANI. 044 Om P.m the Indians to survive the fighting for development of Floyd Westerman, veteran snow flies. Radials " '" MEM ild tom 11. Attli cold winter temperatures. the "worthless land," country western and folk 014141^ ^40..1004.4044,0 241/^4 .Pd4/. rot no ...owner.. 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