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Songs of freedom Learning how to win Jackson Browne holds Nicaraguan benefit After losses to UOP, softball team looks to bounce back against UNLV , SEE ENTERTAINER [ 1 SPORTSPAGE 5 TAN DAILY Volume 88, No. 31 Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 Thursday. March 12, 1987 Drugs found in student apartment Two suspects arrested, released in connection with illegal steroid sales By Victor Manuel Inzunza Santa Clara County Jail and later re- Information received from two In speaking with a doctor for the Daily staff writer leased on hail. individuals who said they were con- company that manufactures the drug. 3 Two SJSU students were taken Deputy District Attorney Mike tacted about drug sales led to the po- Durov said he was told the liquid into custody after a search of their Galli said Wednesday he was review - In speaking with a doctor for the company that lice investigation, Durov said. chemical is used to promote growth in apartment at 405 S. 10th St. Friday ing the case and planned to tile charges One of the people who spoke to cattle in Europe. night netted university police a cache against the two by the end of the week. manufactures the drug, Sgt. Alex Durov said police about buying steroids said he "The doctor said that it is some- of anabolic steroids and 140 syringes. University police Chief Lew he was told the liquid chemical finajet 30 is spent $452 on the drugs in a one- thing that is used by body builders or Yale William Long. 23, and Erik Schatz said he believed two individu- month period, according to Schatz. weight lifters to increase their hulk." John Webb, 21, both residents of the als have been selling anabolic steroids used to promote growth in cattle in Europe. Alter receis ing the information. Durov said the University Police Department 10th Street apartment, were arrested front an apartment since approxi- "However. the danger of that sought and received the search warrant on suspicion of possession of con- mately the beginning of the semester. particular chemical is not known,'' he trolled substances, intent to sell those Sgt. Alex Duro% , who led the from Santa Clara County Municipal added. substances, sale of controlled sub- search, said intOrmation he has re- offers to buy drugs. dianabol. testosterone sypionate. man- Court Judge Rise Jones Pichon. stances and possession of hypodermic ceived indicates weight lifters and The drugs confiscated in the drolone, and finatet 30. One of the drugs in question, fi- Durov said the doctor told him needles. body builders were being contacted in search were decadurabolin, methan- It is illegal to purchase steroids najet 30. is banned in this country. that although there has been a study of Long and Welsh were taken to the Spartan weight room and receiv eil drostenolone inekis ar, testosterone. vs ithout a doctor's prescription. Durov said .Cce DRUGS. page Carter attacks Iran arms deal Kicking off '87 Ex-president SJSU football fills schedule, plays Eastern Illinois in opener speaks at By David Barry Daily staff writer The contest with Stanford Una- It was a match made out ol neces- versus is scheduled for Sera. 26. The sity. Spartans had open dates on Sept. 5, local campus With three open dates on its 1987 Nos.. 21 and Nov 211. football schedule. SJSU needed an op- Eastern Illinois hecanie available By Deborah J. Kaplan ponent. when the opponent it was to have Daily staff writer Vern Wagner. interim men's ath- played Sept. 5 backed out to play an- President Jimmy Carter said this letic director, had talked to such tradi- other team. week the Iran-Contra affair would tional powerhouses as Oklahoma, "From my best information, not have happened under his admin- Houston, Texas Christian University of the schools we had a contract with istration. and Tulsa. went to play another school." said "It would have been inconceiv- But on the dates those teams Eastern Illinois Associate Athletic Di- able to me for something of that mag- wanted to play, SJSU could not. rector Ron Paap. nitude to go on in the White House The result is a Sept. 5 contest at "The late date really made us without my full knowledge and atten- Spartan Stadium with Eastern Illinois scramble for a game. We advertised in tion," Carter said at a Tuesday news University's National Collegiate Ath- the NCAA magazine and talked to va- conference at Stanford University. letic Association Division I-AA squad. rious people. We discovered that San Carter was at Stanford to re- "This was the one we could Jose State had an open date and we ceive the Jackson H. Ralston Interna- match up." Wagner said. "For other talked to them." tional Law Award, an honor recog- schools, we would have had to change With the addition of Eastern nizing his foreign policy the Stanford game. See FOOTBALL. bail page achievements. These include the Camp David accords, the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel and the SALT II Spartans hire new assistant treaty with the Soviet Union. Carter denied a report published to lead outside linebackers by the Atlanta Constitution which stated that most covert activities cur- By Nlark Foyer hackers. rently under investigation began dur- Daily stall writer Although this will be the first ing the Carter administration. Spartan football Coach Claude time Rea coaches for the Spartans, it "I would doubt that very se- Gilbert has filled all his coaching posi- won't he the first time he has worked riously. I had a few covert activities. tions for the 1987 season by naming for Gilbert the most significant of which was Donnie Rea as new outside linebacker Rea was an assistant for Gilbert at giving some aid to the Afghan free- coach Wednesday. San Diego State University from 1975 dom fighters after the Soviet inva- Rea replaces Dan Henson. who to 1980, when Gilbert was head coach. sion," Carter said. was named SJSU's quarterback and re- While at Southern California. "If I had told my people they ceiver's coach a month ago. Rea coached Jack Del Rio, a former could deliver arms to the Ayatollah The 38-year-old assistant, enter- 1984 All-American now playing for Khomeini, I would certainly have re- ing his 17th year of coaching, comes the New Orleans Saints. membered," he said. to SJSU following a four-year career at He also coached Duane Bickett, Carter responded to Reagan's the University of Southern California. the 1984 Pacific 10 conference de- fogetfulness by saying that, as where he coached the outside line- See COACH. back page human beings, we have a tendency to rationalize things. "We tend to remember our ver- sion of an event, usually in favor of Club circulates us. President Reagan is not unique in that respect." he said. Carter said he was voted out of office in 1980 because President Reagan told the American people "if anti-fee petition he were elected, everything would he Michael Burke Daily staff photographer OK." Former President Jimmy Carter spoke Tuesday at Stanford University on a variety of topics including the By Larry Aragon "We would he so powerful. Daily staff writer Iran-Contra affair. Ile said he would never consider giving money to the Ayatollah Khomeini. See CARTER. back page A campus club is circulating a pe- tition to repeal the $8 student associa- tion fee increase passed last year. In May 1986. 671 students voted to increase the fee from $IO to $18. Bakersfield educator New sorority to join The initiative passed by 213 votes. The petition written by Students for Responsible Government states: "Whereas: the current A.S. gov- to speak on equality Panhellenic council ernment has shown that it will not rep- resent the majority of students at SJSU By Diane BeJarano ol the Western College Associa- and it has shown that it can not spend Daily staff writer tion. By Annie M. Belt money in a responsible manner, we, The School of Education is "The issue is to make college Daily staff writer the undersigned students of SJSU call presenting a forum on equality in equally available to everyone. Stu- The addition of a new sorority to 'We're hoping about for: education by CSU-Bakersfield dents from underrepresented back- SJSU in fall 1988 was approved Tues- I. Last year's per semester President Tomas Arciniega. grounds need the right kind of day by Robert Martin. dean of student 50 undergraduates will A.S. fee increase be repealed to return The forum is one in a series of counseling to cope with college," services. Paul Romero fees to their previous level. events designed to enhance aware- said Judith Lessow-Hurley, SJSU "Our system is growing." said join the new sorority.' . ASAP candidate 2. That any future fee increase be ness of underrepresented minorities elementary education professor. Susan Ruhne. president of Panhelle- Susan Ruhne. approved by two-thirds of the voters in ASAP candidate for Associated Stu- education at SJSU. "College life is not something nic, the council of SJSU sorority presi- in Panhellenic president any presidential election and by three- dents vice president. The seminar is today at 1:30 most minority students are natu- dents and representatives. fourths of the voters in any special But the A S. election hoard has p.m. in the Student Union Umun- rally accustomed to," Lessow- The fraternities "love (the new addition) nities ranges from 35 to election." found two problems in the petition. hum Room and is open to the pub- Hurley said. and want more." said Jim 80.
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