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This year VOLUME 65 NUMBER 17 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1975 PHONE: 277-3181 design our own

RISTMAS Pub directors vote on Coors; CARDS

pfintI creen sale to continue despite protest etc.! with the basis of an administrative hearing, our blank By Steve Wright suit concerning that company's hiring company's headquarters and Coors beer will continue to be sold at policies is decided. CBC collected 257 should be held accountable for the something like a grand jury." with matching the Spartan Pub following a vote by the signatures during that four-hour company's actions. The Coors representative said 36 suits )pes today. Spartan Shops board of directors period, a spokesman said. A personnel specialist from the have been filed against the company lors esterday afternoon. Speaking for the CBC, Jessie Garcia Adolph Coors Company personnel and only 13 have gone to trial. Jefferson The vote was 6-0-1 for allowing the said the petition would continue to be department ill Colorado was at the said Coors had won those cases, but circulated and that picketing of the pub meeting to answer that question. added some are still pending. iets) pub to continue the sale of Coors. would also probably be continued. "The local distributer in San Jose is Representatives of the Coors Boycott Before the vote was taken, J. Michael In its decision to keep Coors on an independent businessman," oalition ( CBC) said they would meet said Gonzales spoke on behalf of the campus, the board said it wanted Melvin Jefferson, the Coors today to discuss what action to take as a academic fraternity, Tau Delta Phi, Dpes-8i1 apiece students to be able to make the decision representative. result of the board's vote. saying that the selling of Coors on heets-84 apiece on their own of whether to buy Coors or Before the vote, Glen Guttonnsen, The CBC set up a picket line last campus is creating disharmony among IP VALLE.. FAIFICENTlli Wednesday asking people to not not. board member and SJSU director of STEVE....CREEK BLVD students as evidenced by the picketing IAN JOSE. CALIF 961 patronize the pub because of alleged Make own decision business affairs, said he had talked and signatures. BO B 2 494700 discriminatory hiring practices at "If they are over 21," said Geoff Ely, with an attorney from the Equal Coors' Golden, Colo., headquarters. student representative to the board, Employment Opportunity Commission, "The board shouldn't try to decide On Friday, the group picketed the "they can make their own decision." the federal agency which had filed suit whether Coors is guilty of pub for about four hours and circulated Another concern of the board was against Coors. discrimination or not," Gonzales said, a petition asking the pub to discontinue whether the local distributor who sells "The attorney told me," Guttonnsen "but should suspend Coors until the the sale of Coors until a recent federal Coors to the pub is actually affiliated said. "that the suit was filed on the court decides." SJSU leafleteers may link to UFO mystery

13if. By John A. Ytreus says, "when we as humans can fully This event would involve an reincarnated. Two members of an organization evolve into a higher being. There are "assassination" of the older couple in a The audience was also told people possibly linked to the disappearance of now on this planet two people from the major American city. After three and would be prepared at a special camp in 20 Newport, Ore, residents over the higher level above human (UFO one-half days, they would rise from the Colorado (presumably the Durango weekend have passed out leaflets on beings ) here to help us and many others dead and be picked up by a UFO from site) for life on another planet and campus for the past several weeks. with this transition." another world in plain view of hundreds would be picked up by a UFO within the The pair, P. Paul Morgenstern and "UFO Beings" met of witnesses, Morgenstern said he was next 10 years. Dorninoque his female companion Pebble, have The "UFO beings" the ad refers to told. According to police, the spectators University police are now carrying guns on campus 24 hours a day. toured the country advocating a belief are the pair that Paul, Pebble and This description of the organization were told to give up their possessions that the human race will soon evolve to many others say they met and talked to and its origins matches a UPI story including their childrenin order that a higher physical state and journey to July 4 at a campsite outside Durango, which appeared Sunday. they could join the group. another world. Colo. Sheriff's deputies in Newport are helpful, Police are investigating a report Guns Morgenstern and Pebble, as she calls Morgenstern told the Daily last week trying to locate the 20 persons who where a family gave away a 150-acre herself, are apparently part of the same that he and Pebble were converted into vanished after being told to give away farm and three children after they group that is being investigated in the the faith that professes a belief in outer all their possessions, including their attended the meeting. case of the disappearance of 20 space beings coming to earth to help the children, so they could be transported police maintain Newport residents. human race travel to a higher physical to a better life. The UPI story described the missing The couple bought an ad for Sunday's state where there are no sexes, human The stori describes how the residents persons as "hippie types" who had By Tony Arneson safety in the chancellor's office, said edition of the San Jose Mercury-News. emotions or sexual intercourse. vanished after a meeting held by a man recently established residence and did not hold Arming an officer may not solve a statewide arraed policy came The ad, which has caused con- Morgenstern described the pair of and a woman described as "fortyish, full-time jobs. straight types" at the Since their arrival all life and death situations, but it is under consideration last June when siderable controversy since its ap- outer space beings as "middle-aged" well-groomed, in San Jose Bayshore Inn at Waldport, bound to be helpful in some cases. an unarmed Sonoma State College pearance, announces a meeting at the and "straight." The older pair Ore. several weeks ago, Morgenstern and as beings from Reincarnation to follow assassination Pebble have tried That's the word in law en- patrol officer was shot in the face San Jose Main Public Library, 180 W. described themselves in vain to obtain a San Carlos St. at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in another planet or "that next kingdom" According to observers attending the meeting room at the SJSU Student forcement from the university and through the neck. the campers would evolve to after a meeting, the pair claimed they would Union. patrol officer on the beat up to the Lloyd said the Sonoma patrolman the community room. "The opportunity is here," the ad special event before the end of 1975. be assassinated soon and would later be continued on page 8 public safety director in the was trying to stop a fight between Chancellor's Office. two men, he said, which turned out Chief Ernest Quinton of the to be over a cocaine sale. One of the University Police said the 29-hour-a- men, trying to flee, shot the day arming of his officers was patrolman. Eton faculty votes 9 to 8 for Willis: necessary. Campus crime Chancellor Glenn Dumke ordered Another reason to arm officers, the arming of officers around the Lloyd said, was the drastic increase clock, effective last Wednesday. of crime on the campuses. "It might not matter most times In the 1972-73 school year campus some fear administrative reprisals F but by God, the officer should have crime across the system increased the gun when it makes the dif- 18 per cent and felony arrests in- draw no behavioral causation from the position it decided to take two ference!" creased 27 per cent, he said. By Doug Ernst According to Martin Davis, a "you can JPPLI ES the two." years ago to disfranchise people in the An officer's gun many times is not Quinton maintained that an armed The Economics Department faculty probationary economics faculty between Snowbarger said personnel changes Economics Department that chose not used because slain officers are officer would act as a deterrent to voted 9-8 last week to support Dr. member who was denied reinstatement his last semester at the result of "the invidual's to toe the line. usually shot within a range of six future campus crime and would James Willis as chairman of the and is now teaching are administration "knew credentials and the department's "Willis had to cast a deciding vote for yards by surprise, Quinton said. make felony arrests easier. department. SJSU, said the needs." himself," Sicular said of last week's Traffic stops Students will not be endangered by Some economics faculty members how I would vote." academic Sicular, former SJSU chapter election, "which shows a superlative Arming officers is necessary armed police any more than in any expressed fears that the election will "I voted against Willis two years George president of the United Professors of lack of confidence in himself." because he believes not enough densely populated city, he added. cause the administrative dismissals of ago," said Davis, "which is one of the (UPC), predicted the Sicular is a civil engineering traffic stops were being made, He said officers are not trained to those who voted against the con- reasons they're trying to fire me." California Economics Department will be the professor and a member of the Quinton said. shoot a suspect in a crowd. tinuation of Willis. Davis said he is presently going center of much controversy in the Academic Senate. He said officers are afraid of If a suspect started firing in a Willis, who last month requested that through grievance procedures in an The Economics Department faculty stopping a wanted armed felon who crowd, it would be the officer's job to "the wishes of the department be attempt to keep his job. future. "The administration," Sicular was stripped of its voting rights in will resist arrest. divert fire from innocent bystan- determined," is now on sabbatical No personnel effects Marvin charged, "has shown its ability to September, 1974, by SJSU President Larry James, an administrative ders, Quinton said. leave. According to Dr. tenured economics systematically intimidate the depart- John Bunzel, after recommendations officer, occasionally goes out on FBI training He was unavailable for comment. Snowbarger, a ment. by two university committees and the patrol when the campus department Sgt. Bill Correll, the department's Willis and 16 other faculty members professor, "the election of the depart- effect "As a consequence of this stupidity, accreditation board. is short handed. training officer, said each SJSU were eligible to vote on whether or not ment has no on personnel Economics Department will be The department has since been He said vehicle stops give him an police officer gets 40 hours of FBI he should be reinstated as chairman. changes." the "Although there may be personnel troubled for many years to come," refranchised, except for the placing of HONE "anxious time" since most officers training. Although the balloting was to be Sicular said. three non-economics faculty members are killed during a routine traffic Officers also receive training at secret, several faculty members have changes in the department and you 79-1681 with previous "The administration," charged on the department's personnel com- stop. the Santa Clara rifle range to know said their positions are common could associate them Sicular, "has never budged one inch mittee. "It can really be a problem when how to shoot, and what to expect knowledge within the department. election outcomes," Snowbarger said, you check Sacramento and find the when being shot by, shotguns and According to Dr. James Sawrey, suspect has outstanding warrants. automatic weapons. dean of the School of Social Sciences, You begin wondering if the guy will Monthly, each officer spends an the election results "constitute a resist, if he has a gun and if he will hour shooting his .38 caliber Smith majority" and indicated "a favorable use it," said James. and Wesson revolver at MacQuarrie vote." 2 Area robberies Hall's basement firing range said "Everybody thinks they know how Another problem compelling Correll. everybody else voted," Sawrey said, armed officers are the periodic store Periodically officers are trained and they probably do." robberies around campus, he said. concerning who, when, where and Labeling the election "a loyalty oath A mutual-aid law requires what situations justify using deadly for the new and non-tenured faculty university officers to assist San Jose force. before they come up for tenure," Prof. officers when asked, he added. Correll said when he and Quinton Donald Garnel predicted ad- "If we are first on the scene, how are satisfied that an officer has ministrative dismissals in the depart- do we stop an armed suspect?" made his training-conditioned ment as a result of the election. asked James. reflexes, the required practice time "It wouldn't be surprising," Garnel James said the department has at the MacQuarrie firing range will said, "to see additional firings in the been lucky in not having to draw a be reduced to every three months. department." gun in the three years the depart- New officers will have to undergo Dr. Marvin Lee, also a tenured ment has armed its officers at night. the FBI courses and monthly professor in the department, also But he noted incidents have come shooting and testing until they also predicted dismissals for some up where officers could have used have become proficient in handling economics faculty members. the backup of a gun during daylight life-death situations, Correll said. "What they ( the administration) will hours. To encourage officers to follow the do," charged Lee, "is continue firing." :Rs He said an officer recently department's "use of force" policy, Sawrey said such a charge is "an responded to a call of an armed man Quinton has established how firearm outlandish supposition" and said it is at Spartan City, a student housing negligence by officers will be in- "based on distrust rather than trust." "There is no reason," Sawrey said, development near Spartan Stadium. vestigated. 1.ave whaler 1)uring the Sept. 6 Rod Stewart If a person is ever killed by an "that anybody should think they will be rock concert, he said, a .38 caliber officer, a department investigation persecuted on the basis of a sup- Men create unintentional hexagon 11,r revolver was found inside a will be launched to determine if the position" on how they voted. spotting woman's pants. shooting was justified, Quinton said. Fifteen economics faculty members Six solitary figures, caught napping, studying or reading noticed their unintentional hexagon, and anyone have been dismissed by the university the paper last week, formed a momentary design on the them from a different angle would have missed it too. -; Norm I.loyd, director of public Continued on page 8 in the past two years, Lee said. bottom level of the Student Union. They probably never Page 2, October 7, 1975 WW1% eIPIL AIRX.Akil other ideas 9

Remedial programs should be $1

ill $1 role of community colleges les ac bu: Editor: fail at a state university may be so enrollment to community colleges, it an, Since local school districts fund and indimidated by their failure that they could hope to compensate for the loss off operate community colleges, and will not make additional attempts to by receiving more capable upper community colleges offer extensive further their educations. division transfer students able to fen OS remedial programs, it would seem pursue more advanced studies. ue n.4'1 If students unprepared for university logical to advise students experiencing The point of the Sept. 30 story stt 1/17/1 work are steered into a community academic difficulties to consider insufficiencies is college, they will have an opportunity to regarding academic Pa Oa, enrollment in a community college. In acquire the necessary skills for upper not which ethnic groups experience re4 my opinion it is not within the sphere of greatest num- OK, THREE PACES TO THE REAR -- AND, PLEASE, NO SEX -ROLE TALK" division studies and may then return to these problems in the a state university to establish special the university able to complete their bers, but whether a solution is the remedial programs to ameliorate educations. appropriate responsibility of the academic deficits attributable to faulty California State University System. 11 education in elementary and secondary Though the university system would Nanette Gerstle wl lose some A.S. funding p riorities misguided schools. of its lower division English Sophomore The current scuffle to corral enough students to occupy the university and conference of the National Student National Student Association, the ar Editor: its staff should not be allowed to in Boston there will be Coalition Against Racism t NSCAR); National Education Association and This weekend transform the university into an in- students from the first was held in Boston last many other prominent individuals and a national gathering of stitution attempting to satisfy every Rico: Accessibility nation to discuss several February. organizations. It has taken on other all across the person's peculiar needs. Students who very important issues presently facing areas of work, such as defending pr all students: recent attacks on the civil At the founding conference, 2,000 Joanne Little, fighting cutbacks in $1 rights of minorities to equal students attended from over 100 educational funding and minority of educational opportunities, preferential campuses with the central aim of programs, and organizing against A tepid rinse always high priority hiring and recruiting of minorities in mobilizing student support for the racist violence. 171 education, and the rising cost of desegregation effort which was focused Obviously, the students and faculty fe education. in Boston at that time. Since then the members at SJSU need to be involved Editor: night before your editorial was This will be the second national NSCAR has been endorsed by the in these discussions at this conference all it takes In your editorial of Oct. 1, you in- published, for instance, I spent more f because these issues directly affect dicated that I have been inaccessible to than two hours with Residence Hall each and every one of us. Unfor- Editor: students. That is not accurate. students discussing the formulation of a tunately, our own representatives in the story about brain- It has been and will continue to be my Dorm Advisory Council. This I enjoyed ft student government do not understand washing. The reporter did a good job policy to meet with students whenever organization will provide student 'Wisdom' of printing story $1 this. While funds were approved for the of getting the facts and even in- possible. I have never refused to see government with information relating Sailing Club, an international business terviewed two opposing professors anyone who wishes to speak with me. to the needs and problems of the dor- 1)1 management group, $16,000 to establish subject. It %as very well done. The only request that I have made is mitory community. on the bi a rental agency for recreational I don't underdtand what the that such meetings be scheduled so that Thursday morning, I spoke at the on suicide is questioned of equipment and several other minor subject of brainwashing has to do I may be available. Campus Christian Center to a group of items which received funding, the with Patty Hearst though. The in- Your editorial was correct in saying students, faculty and community Editor: report of the suicide. It seems to me request for $312 to send a represen- sistence of the media to inject her that I have a great deal of contact with people. I was glad to see that the Daily I have been a student here at SJSU that if you were going to use the story tative to this conference has been into even the most arcane subject, administrators and student leaders covered this meeting. for three semesters now and have you would have placed it on one of the rejected by the appropriations com- like brainwashing, is unfathomable from different campuses and it is true In conclusion, accessibility to student thought, up to this point, that the Daily inside pages and not on the front page. mittee due to the "tight" money to me. that such contact is time consuming. I government has never been better. was a very professionally organized I feel that a story of this kind needs situation. From what I know of Patty and would like to point out, however, that Anyone, anytime can make an ap- and produced newspaper. The coverage little, if any, publicity and definitely not We of NSCAR urge all those in- other poor little rich kids, brain- such contact has been extremely pointment to meet with myself or any of of the major issues of the day has been front page coverage. I question just terested in seeing a representative ashing is unnecessary. A light fruitful in gaining many important the A.S. staff. It is this kind of ac- complete and relatively impartial. why you placed it where you did and, I from this campus attend the national rinse in tepid ideology is usually student rights. cessibility that has been and will However, I question the wisdom of a think most importantly, why you even conference to come to the next Council sufficient. It seems to me that in the final always be high on my list of priorities. front page story printed in the Oct. 2 used that story. meeting Wed. Oct. 8 at 3 p.m. Michael Dutton analysis it has been the Daily that has I only wish the Daily would have issur of the Daily. Charles Frank Nelson Dean Peoples History Junior not reported on the fact that I have met realized this long ago. The story I am referring to is the Advertising Senior History Senior with students on many occasions. The John Rico, A.S. President Soviet correspondent offers view of new Vietnam

Editor's note: While Vietnam was in police apparatuses which included thousand. After April 30, the.r ranks added the chaos of the financial system South Vietnam began to take into their this cityonce called the "pearl of the the headlines for many years and about another half-million, crumbled were augmented by those who worked lift by the anti-people government since own hands the administration of the Far East" by touristswas a place of played a pivotal role in American under the blows of the popular uprising in the overthrown military machine of the leaders fled from South Vietnam plants and factories abandoned by their exile, epidemic, unemployment, history, we not% hear very little from and the regular forces of the patriots. the former administration. This raises with more than 200,000,000 piasters. former masters. They predicted poverty and hunger. Now they have that country since the Communist More than 100,000 fled beyond the a question: how to secure employment This practically bankrupted the hunger, epidemics and a total their own home, generous land, work. takeover last April. The last western border. The rest remained in place. To for all these people when there are only currency supplies of the "national disruption of production. But these Of course all these major changes correspondents left South Vietnam investigate each individual case, to aid 500,000 jobs for the six million people in bank." political cries were wrong. The NFO call forth the necessity of solving the more than a month ago. them to understand the meaning of the charted the correct line in the questions entire complex of socio-political However, a report on South Vietnam revolution and to find them a place in of economic reconstruction and problems. I asked Nguin Van Tam to did appear in Pravda, the state the new life is a difficult matter which building which the workers supported talk about the policy of the newspaper in the Soviet Union, on Sept. requires time, attention and tact. with enthusiam. Resting on the revolutionary government and the 28, A humane approach to these "for- achievements of the earlier liberated trade unions toward the national Dr. Michael Boll, associate professor mers," the majority of whom were districts, the aid of the compatriots of bourgeoise. of history and an expert on Soviet af- drawn involuntarily into the military 'OUR LONIG- P.14.7-10NINL NI C.7t-erMASZE 15 OVE4Z the North, and the fraternal socialist "They possess only the small and fairs, kindly offered to translate this and the police machine of the anti- states, we not only maintained the medium enterprises," he answered. article and it is reprinted in its entirety people regime, is totally un- former level of industrial output in the "70 per cent of the plants and factories here. derstandable. For these civil servants large enterprises ( we regard those of South Vietnam were in the hands of and military personnal there are enterprises employing not less than 500 foreign companies, and now, when their The main highway which cuts voluntary courses in re-education. But workers as large) but even doubled and owners have fled, the enterprises have through South Vietnam, Highway 1, there are still many people who conceal tripled it." become part of the state sector. The runs almost a thousand kilometers themselves from the registration, hide Workers competing direct administration in this sector is from the north to the southernmost weapons, and now and then undertake I visited a series of large enterprises realized by the workers themselves via parts of the country. This grey ribbon of sabotage. The approach towards this in South Vietnam. The workers here are the trade unions. The communists play asphalt transverses the gardens of Hue, catagory of -formers" is different. conducting competition among an avant-garde role in the unions. This hugs the mountains of Danang, is swept Problem of security themselves which they herald as "For is our foundation for creating new by the breezes of Nachang, bisects Nguen Van Tu, a member of the the continuation of production." They productive relations. With respect to Saigon, and, at the end, Mitkho and military-administrative committee of use raw materials delivered earlier. the national bourgeoise, they, as shown Kantkho, the "rice" cities of the the Saigon region discussed the But new materials are on the way. In in the first conference of owners Mekong delta. paramount problem of insuring the assembly shop of the mechanical recently held in Saigon, are prepared to All these are centers of the Eastern security by the revolutionary organs of plant, "Sedako", the director, Duang fulfill their patriotic duty to develop seaside region separated from north to power. In the beginning of May there Tkhyn, promoted from foreman, production in every possible way. The south along a narrow strip by 50 to 150 were almost 300,000 military personnal remarked that he expected a shipment national bank will allocate credits to kilometers. And when you drive in the puppet army in this region. The of metal pipes from the metallurgy private enterprises under the condition through them by auto, involuntarily you city was overrun with thieves; there enterprises of Benkhoa. that control of credit uses rests with the observe every detail of the new life were dens and sellers of narcotics. The The enterprises are conducting a trade unions." brought to the liberated people after old police, on the eve of the liberation of persistant search for ways to narrow On the eve of my departure from nearly 30 years of devastating wars. Saigon freed seven thousand especially the industrial cooperation within the Saigon, I met with the chairman of the If one compares all one sees with dangerous prisoners from jail. national limits. The sections of the state Provisional Revolutionary Govern- what was evident in April and May As a result, the order of the national national bank aid such initiatives ment, ( PRG) Khiuiny Tan Fat. When after the victory of the all-people militia and the patrols of the NVSO through the use of single-purpose our discussion touched on perspectives uprising and the arrival of the forces of were forced to open automatic fire on crediting. The major role in the for a united Vietnam, he said: liberation then the change is striking gangster bands in which embittered economic building of South Vietnam is "Our people always regarded, and indeed. reactionaries are active. It is for this played by the aid of the compatriots of still regard our state as indivisible, and The life of the people in this land is reason that in Saigon and in the cities of the North from where equipment and nothing can hinder this. The changing. The overwhelming majority the delta, Mikhto and Kantkho, ac- materials have already been delivered reunification of our countrythis is not of the population was included in the cording to the wishes of the inhabitants, into the earlier liberated districts. only the deep hope of all Vietnamese task of reorganizing the conditions a transitional form of power, the Arriving Soviet tankers delivered people, but also an objective demand of which existed under the puppet ad- military-administrative committees, needed fuel oil. The revival of the our revolution. The more quickly goes ministration. This action is led by the are maintained. In Hue, Danang, leading branches of the economy gives the process of reunification, the more National Front of Liberation whose Nachang, and in all the provinces of a new impulse to small enterprises and quickly we will complete postwar political base is continually broadened South Vietnam, power has already shops. reconstruction and the creation of a and deepened through the influx of new passed to popular revolutionary The problem of unemployment is thriving state." forces. The political conditions are committees. being solved. The trade unions are In conclusion he said: "Send via your almost stabilized. The economic con- One of the outstanding achievements doing much to insure each able-bodied paper warm greetings to the Soviet ditions are improving. The rice for the of the revolutionary government is that city-dweller a job. But one must people. The Socialist states are the fall harvest which will be gathered in perhaps for the first time in the entire remember that the overpopulation of main support of the Vietnamese October is growing in many more fields history of South Vietnamese cities, the South Vietnamese cities? The deputy chairman of the the South Vietnamese cities has an revolution. We highly value their aid than was the case last year. The basic hunger has been ended in the workers Finances chaotic Association of Unions of the liberated artificial character. and support both in the struggle against industrial enterprises renewed work. sections. For the unfortunates, in- And there is another problem. The region of Saigon-Ziadin, comrade Leaving the cities the imperialist interference and also in Much has been done to liquidate the cluding 200,000 orphans, a normal diet puppets kept for themselves en- Nguen Van Tam, discussed the tense Hundreds of thousands of peasants the matter of the present peaceful neo-colonial heritage within the has been insured due to imported rice. terprises which depended upon the and complex work which was con- were forced into the cities from the construction." culture. There were about one million world capitalist market for in- ducted day and night to overcome these provinces. Now the process of returning V. Skvortsov In the course of the stormy April and unemployed at the time of the uprising struments, spare parts, raw materials difficulties. them to their original locale or to new, Special Correspondent of Pravda May events, the old army, numbering in Saigon. In Danang, Hue, Nachang, and fuels. After the fall of the Thieu "You know what a propagandistic fertile lands has begun. More than 1.5 Saigon, September 1975 more than a million soldiers and of- Vungtau, Mitkho and Kantkho there regime, the delivery of needed cry was raised in the capitalistic million people have left for the rural Translated by Dr. Michael Boll, ficers, and also the civil service and were another several hundred materials was frozen. To this was world," he said, "when the workers of districts from Saigon alone. For them, As:.ocia te Professor of History October 7, 1975, Page 3 r: IS .% A.S. allocates Bradbury tells crowd ThereadiffereifCe!!! decease FOR MCAT special monies to 'love what you do' DAT MIMmall/ LSAT on space exploration. Almost $36,000 was A.S. projects and organiza- By Paul Dot) course, writing GRE Love To the people who say the allocated by the A.S. Council tions. "There you are, you little to a rite money used for space could Wednesday, leaving about Other organizations son of a bitch." Describing this last ATGSB better be used on $17,000 to be allotted. receiving funds were: Giving his best W. C. passion of his he said, "No earth he said that even if the space OCAT Council voted to augment sailing club for $175; Beta Field's impression, Ray one pays me to write; I do it program next year's budget by Alpha Psi I accounting club) Bradbury, prolific science because I must. It is out of ended today, the CPAT money would $10,000. An expected decline for $200; Radio Television fiction author, described his my love." never reach FLEX in enrollment will result in News Center for $400; and childhood experience of Bradbury said after he the poor; it would just be less income from AS. fees, the Spanish Theatrical asking that great comedian finishes what he's written, he diverted to some area in the ECFMG according to director of Group for $150. for an autograph. submits it to a publisher. defense budget. NAT'L MED BUS business affairs Greg Souk's. Ski Club denied funds It set the tone for his ad- "That's when they (the Space exploration is a ges, it and the reserve will help The ski club received no dress Friday night at San stories) get rejected," he "religious endeavor of SAT-VAT he quipped. mankind to understand loss offset that loss. funds of a $900 request. Jose City College. ,'S 'tarty' Sit, Upper Concerning science fiction himself or go down into the 1 tanciscd. C Over $16,000 was allocated Council finance officer, Always enthusiastic, often .,S1 ' ble to for an equipment rental Michael Switzer, said the gesturing wildly to em- Bradbury said, "The essence depths," he said. center that will allow request amounted to a phasize a point, Bradbury of science fiction is a dream "The night men landed on story students to rent ski, back- "rebate" on Ski Club explained to the audience, coming out of a head and into the moon I wept with joy.'' cies is packing and other members AS. fees. "My function tonight is to practice. It is the art of the Bradbury was born in 1920 !Hence recreational equipment. The ski club received no :help you draw out what you obvious and the possible." and began writing when he was 12. He wrote for Alfred . num- Marching funds allotted funds of a $900 request. arewhat you can become. "It's so easy to predict is the The university alternative council finance officer, And the whole thing is a future, but nobody dies it," Hitchcock's television series if the program received an Michael Switzer said the process of love," he said. he continued. for 10 years and has written of em. allotment of almost $2,700, of request amounted to a After urging the large Here he spoke vari- more than 300 short stories. lerstle which $2,500 is matching "rebate" on Ski Club audience to heed this "free ous inventions such as lomore funds for a federal grant of members as, fees. advice," he explained what photographs, moving $45,000. If the federal funds Council decided to divide Ray Bradbury at Friday night's addres, he meant. pictures and the atomic are not received by March 1, funds into two equal parts of "Success means falling in bomb which at one time were A WORLD the $2,500 will be returned to almost $22,000 for both the love deeply with something in the realm of science fic- the general fund. fall and spring semesters. so you never have to work tion. OF SERVICES The First Step Composting Some of the allotments, such again," he said. Of the atomic bomb he project received more than as the one for the equipment The sentiment comes from said, "It is the most $1,100 to finance building rental center were divided spartaguide I the man who has written Christian device born into of compost bins to be between fall and spring. such books as "Fahrenheit the world since Jesus Christ, used in recycling university New policy adopted 451" and "The Martian because it told the world that plant cuttings into saleable Whenever a group asks Chronicles" plus the war could no longer be an fertilizer. funding for speakers or screenplay for John Huston's extension of politics." negotiations Individualized nutrition For students interested in movie "Moby Dick." "We'd love to kill each was The Intercultural Steering entertainers the and diet counseling will be studying abroad, there will Bradbury said he believes other, but it won't allow us more Committee received $3,000 to for contracts will be handled fund foreign student A.S. business office available by appointment be a meeting at 11:30 a.m. to "the important factor tin to," he added. 3 Hall by the submission of a from 9 a.m. until noon today. 1 p.m. tomorrow in Natural anything one does) is love; As a result, he said, cor- xi of a organizations. prior to was for funds to the Interested students should Science 112. Representatives you must love what you do." porate warfare has replaced This The Haz-Will Players request funded $500 of more than special allocations com- contact Oscar Battle at 277- from the chancellor's office According to Bradbury, military warfare. udent policy will answer questions from 2 his loves include comic Bradbury closed the lating $9,000 requested to put on six mittee, according to 2222. council. p.m. to 3 p.m. books, poetry, films and, of evening by giving his views e dor- plays. voted by The A.S. Advertising Soulds said that decision S.. will allow him to negotiate Campus Ministries is it the budget was funded for $1,500 the lowest fees possible for sponsoring a Bible study at sup of of a $2,000 request. The advertise speakers and entertainers. 11:30 a.m, tomorrow at the unity money is used to Hearst release, money Chapel of Reconciliation, 300 Daily S. 10th St. udent Center offers S.. etter The Bahai' Student forum a ap- presents the second in a demanded by gunman my of series of eight lecture discussions at 7:30 tonight in ac- NEW YORK (AP) At later said there might be The gunman was also said 4. look at stars the S.U. Pacheco room. The `459e GaliforAia will least one gunman only one. to be demanding an airplane Sumitomocrtankgf topic will be "Why God?" claiming rities to be a Symbionese to fly them to an undisclosed Member FDIC Have you ever wondered astronomy and to "sup- Reached by telephone have Liberation Army member location. what Jupiter looks like, with plement astronomy it inside the bank, a man classes." took 12 persons hostage in a Hundreds of police ;Went its 13 revolving moons? The business clubs within identified himself as "Cat" San Jose Office Cupertino Office Manhattan bank yesterday swarmed through the area of bib North First How about the Andromeda Currently visible through the School of Business are and said he wanted the Street 10465 So. Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road and demanded the release of Sixth Avenue and 12th Street S.1 Jose, California 95112 Cupertino, California 95014 galaxy, or the craters and the telescope are Jupiter and offering students the op- release of Hearst, SLA newspaper heiress Patty in Greenwich Village. All mountains of our own moon? four of its moons, several portunity to join one of these members William and Emily Phone (408) 298-6116 Phone 1.408) 446-3600 Hearst. traffic was detoured. Police All of these are visible constellations and double clubs at 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 Harris and "the Japanese stars, the Ring nebula, the helicopters patrolled through a telescope tour p.m. Wednesday in front of Later, two of the hostages, girl," apparently referring Andromeda galaxy overhead. 1, offered every Thursday and, the Business Tower. a man and a woman, were to Wendy Yoshimura, who Wyckoff added, the moon. night at 8:30 and 9:30 in released. One shot was was arrested with Hearst. Science 246. "Next month Mars will o fired from inside the bank, The man said the pair Dr. Walt Wyckoff, tour come into view, and we hope The SJSU Pre -Law club is police said, but it was not wanted $10 million in gold. director, said the program is to be able to see Saturn by holding a f the general meeting at known if anyone was injured. "Where we're going we 3e of designed to attract people to the end of the semester," he 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in SD First reports said there can't spend paper money," lent, added. 231. were two gunmen, but police he said. have Wyckoff said heated rot*. Winter discussions sometimes occur so ages during the observations on A 10-week belly dancing the topics besides astronomy. class is taught by Melissa Risks of pill, ical "We even get into Miller at 7 p.m. (beginners) Imagine Alaska keeping you warm. n to philosophy and religion," he and 8:30 p.m. (advanced) the grads said. every Wednesday in the S.U. row, the He added, though, that Costanoan room. people are mostly curious IUD studied ma I about things in astronomy, la and file now such as black holes or the Women's therapy is CHICAGO AP The the Center for Disease red. possibility of a parallel available at 8 tomorrow death rate associated with Control (CDC) in Atlanta, ries Friday is the deadline for universe. night at the SJSU Women's intrauterine contraceptive the journal said. S of filing graduation ap- He said he was there to Center, 177 S. 10th St. devices IUDs) is lower than ieir plications for January. answer everyone's question, I An estimated 3.2 million that associated with birth ave Students should have an if possible. women in the United States o control pills, but more 4010". rhe application on file by Friday According to Wyckoff, the and Puerto Rico were The Model United Nations women who use the devices is in the registrar's office in major obstacles to ob- wearing IUDs at the time of program at SJSU is looking are hospitalized than women via Library North, according to servatories were "air the survey. for new members from on the pill, the Journal of the lay Melinda Kooler, graduation pollution and city lights." every department on American Medical The survey showed the his clerk. factor "Light is the main campus. If you are in- Association reported projected hospitalization ew The students applying for this is becoming true for terested, contact Roy Wells, yesterday. rate from IUD complications to graduation also must til:n in 1111r9lit many of the big ob- delegation chairman for Five women died and 7,862 was seven-tenths to seven wn a major form, usually why servatories. That's SJSU, or Dr. William were hospitalized because of per 1,000 woman-years of ers obtained in their department now trying to build they're McCraw or Dr. Alden Voth problems associated with use, compared with an I to office, and a minor form if them in deserts, as far away through the Political Science this device during the first estimated rate of one per lop the student has a minor when from populated areas as Department. six months of 1973, according 1,000 woman-years at- he turning in the graduation possible," he said. to a nationwide statistical tributed to the use of oral to application, said Kooler. By the 1980's, natural gas from the Arctic The lights of San Jose are S.. sampling of doctors made by contraceptives. on A $5 fee is required for the major hindrance to Applications are now may be making a 3,500-mile trip to heat your he students wanting a diploma observation at the tours, he available for the Assembly home and cook your meals. and can be paid when tur- said. Fellowship Program for rn ning in graduation ap- In the 19411 r& F. could gas is the main reason your 1976-77. The fellowship BECAUSE YOU'VE he plications,she said. "They call it light supplyall thegas MI needed from gas bill has gone up so sharply begins Aug. 2, 1976 and ends n- Applications will be ac- pollution," he added. wells in California But popula- since early 1973. June 30, 1977. Fellows partner on cepted after the Friday The telescope has a mirror tion, business. industry. and lbday, PG&E is a receive $764 monthly. Ap- had Arctic Gas. es deadline although they may diameter of 10 inches, quite agriculture kept growing. We in a project called plications may be ob- of gas in With government approvals, gas not get a response in four adequate for an amateur to find a new supply tained from the California Texas and other Southwest states from Alaska will flow into id weeks from the registrar's telescope according to Assembly Fellowship Soon, even that wasn't California. id office informing the student Wyckoff. the enough. So we invested in pipe- This new gas will cost ie still It cost about $1,500 and, Program, care of of any requirements he lines from Canada -brought PG&E (and its customers) even ot speaking in laymen's terms, Political Science Depart- needs to meet, she said. a billion cubic feet of gas a day more to co% er the added cost )e Wyckoff said it has a ment, University of from Alberta to California of exploration, drilling wells and If magnification of 600 times. California, at Riverside. That was sufficient for awhile building a pipeline from the .s %mirth's Maly Then came the energy crisis. harsh Arctic coast southward Since Iune.1974, the through Canada Serving the San Jose State not, if we University Community Canadian Government more Higher price or a Since 1914 than doubled the price of gas don't get more gas, we'll run short PSAtells early 1980's No one in the Second class Postage paid at Sat, Just recently, Canada announced Jose, California Member of a further price increase of 60". wants that. California Newspaper Publishers In addition, the U S. Govern - In the meantime, use today's Association and the Associated It will do Press Published daily by San Jose San Jose State to ment has cut back on our gas gas wisely Conserve Slate University, except Saturday. from the Southwest. Some of our a lot to keep your PG&E hill as Sunday and Monday, during the college year The Opinions en gas supply was diverted to other low as possible pressed herein are not necessarily buzz off LThe experiences that have "carved- your real achievements states. The price of the gas those of the Associated Students, -9 PGIVJIE the College Administration or the are the personal ones Wear a class ring and remember. that's left has soared Department of Journalism and The higher price PC& E Advertising Subscriptions or Order on Ring Day and save 5%. must pay for U S. and Canadian repted only on a remainder of semester basis. Full academic year Se each Semester. $450 Ott Oct. 7, 8, Et 9 campus price per copy, 10 rents 17 times Phone 277 3111. Advertising 777 Headed for southern 3171 Press of Fricke Park. a di* CalrfornialCari your campus /15- Spartan Fremont rep or PSA and tell them you Boolvtts ------want to buzz off PSA gives you a lift Page 4, October 7, 1975 -r

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By Tom Stienstra Dudley's importance will BERKELEYThird time enlarge if the Proffitt to Hill is supposed to be a charm, Spartan Dail, combination doesn't start 1r----- but not for the SJSU football clicking. The two hooked up squad. for only two completions on T1r-- The Spartans were gun- 12 attempts against the ning for their third straight Bears. win over a Pac-8 opponent Rick Kane had another Saturday, facing the UC- outstanding game at Berkeley Bears in Cars tailback for the Spartans. Hi Memorial Stadium. sports rushed for 89 yards and Instead the Spartans took touchdown. their first defeat of the In the fourth quarter, Kane season, losing 27-24 to the was the only running back ti Bears after an emotional get the ball. fourth quarter that could of minute's time to snatch on the winning play. place of the injured Gary The Spartans received made weak men drink and victory from the Spartans. Walker, a 9.5 sprinter, Maddocks. Maddocks is out some surprise punch from was a ... strong men cry. The big scoring play streaked past Gerald Small with a dislocated sternum. fullback Darrell Jenkins. Spartans 3-1 46-yard pass by the Bears' and was wide open for the Dudley top receiver Jenkins has been used as a UM SJSU is now 3-1 on the Joe Roth to flanker Wesley. winning catch. Dudley's was Proffitt's blocker for the tailbacks, but season, and opens up PCAA Walker. Roth cut loose a high In reference to the team's favorite receiver and caught on Saturday he rushed 'it; play Satruday against CSU, spiral which flew 50 yards reaction to the loss, Rogers eight passes for 139 yards. It yards on six carries as well Alf Long Beach (4-1). before landing in the out- said the Spartans "should was Dudley's first game- as drawing praise from Kane stretched arms of Walker in never be able to stand a action of the season. for his blocking The Spartans were 9 '2 the endzone. lossshould hate it so much, point underdogs against Cal, Comeback falls they never want to see and looked the part entering The Spartans last gasp another one." the fourth quarter trailing effort went unrewarded. After a 20-minute cooling- DANCE CENTER 20-10. Four passes intended for off period, reporters were But the Spartans weren't Maurice Hill were in- allowed to interview players. SAN JOSE dead. complete and it was all over. Rick Kane was one of the few John Goodrich Five players were seen who spoke. The passing of quar- Modern, all levels crying in the tunnel to the Third Pac-8 foe terback Roger Proffitt and locker room. "I think Cal is a little Andi Colisos the running of tailback Rick In the SJSU locker room better team than Stanford," Tap Kane triggered two straight I=.1 after the game, only the Kane said. "We should of touchdown drives. voice of Darryl Rogers beat all three ( Pac-8 op- 10 Notre Dame The SJSU rooting section (near De Anza Hotel) answering reporters' ponents), that's for sure." went nuts when Kane's one- questions broke a tomblike Despite the loss, it wasn't Call 998-3382 yard touchdown plunge gave silence. all bad news for the Spar- the Spartans a 24-20 edge. "I hope our kids learn tans. you Ramey predicted win from this game that Roger Proffitt turned in A.S. Present% KX-RX radio announcer have to play a full 60 minutes another fine performance at Hal Ramey even said the if you want to win," Rogers quarterback, passing for 196 Wednesday Cinema Spartans "have the game said in a voice scarcely yards. He won media "of- wrapped up" with two audible. fensive play-of-the-game" It's mom than a movie. him celebration. minutes remaining. Coverage explained honors for the third time in It was the kiss of death. Rogers explained double- four games. oe Dominique The final Bear attack was coverage on the Cal's Chuck The Spartans' also un- quick and equally fatal. Muncie resulted in single veiled Gary Dudley, an SJSU linebacker Jim Tardieu closes in on Cal quarterback Joe Roth Cal romped 90 yards in a coverage on receiver Walker outside receiver who took the Women's swimming coach anticipates fine year

By Pablo Rozal Gorgensen, Linda Robbins, "We're great," said an Martha Shook and Claire A optimistic Jane Koivisto, Shemeda. SJSU women's swimming "Stanford took first in the coach, "and even better than NCIAC last season and took last year. eighth in the finals. I feel "We have more depth, our that my present team would top swimmers of last year have given them (Stanford) are back and we should do a run for their money," well again in the national Koivisto said. finals." Koivisto and company will Koivisto in each of the last be attempting to improve on three years has taken her last year's team which took team to the national finals. second in the Northern Previously SJSU was California Intercollegiate invited for participation for Athletic Conference national team honors only NCIAC ) and 11th out of 133 once. schools entered in the When asked why SJSU was national finals. not invited before, she Despite this lofty goal, replied, "I don't know." Koivisto remains steadfast in her claims that this But Koivisto said it could season's team is better. be because invitations to the "We have quite more nationals are based on fast Wednesday -Oct. 8 depth. There will be more times. Movie Starts at: Bob Conrad second and third place Koivisto sees the team 3:30, 7:00 and 10:00 finishers in addition to the weak in only one of the 17 Two-time Olympian, Lynn Vidali practices in SJSU pool. She is a member of the women's swimming team. Morris Dailey Auditorium first p. The relay teams will events it will compete in. also be much stronger as a result of this depth." "We will lack depth in the $1.00 "Last season we were back stroke as Linda carried by five first placers ( Robbins) is our only t swimmers who usually take swimmer for this event and Stats don't tell grid story first in their events)." These she may be called to swim in Associated Students Positions swimmers, all returnees, are others during the course of By Tom Stienstra game" went to Cal's Jeff coming on power sweeps. a two-time Olympian, Patti the season," Koivisto said. BERKELEYThe UC- Barnes, a noseguard. Barnes When Muncie tried to run Spartan Shops Winter Carnival Dawn Spooner and Judy Berkeley Bears football had two tackles, one on a through the line, he was Ford are promising squad was seventh in the kickoff. usually flattened. Committee SAN JOSE ART I 1 Position for Student at Lai gc PAINT & WALLPAPER newcomers, according to the nation in total offense The Spartan Daily's vote The written and fiscal body for 7Positions Open coach. coming into Saturday's went to defensive lineman One bruising sidelight to setting the bookstore, student union fOod ser- The purpose of this committee is to plan, game with SJSU, averaging Wilson Faumuina. the game was kick return direct and coordinate activities for the "I'm keeping my fingers vices, coffee shop and dormitory dining 428 yards per game. Faumuina's buddies on the game of the Spartans' Rick commons. Winter Carnival. All activities shall be crossed with these girls," the The SJSU Spartans were defensive line, Kim James and Walt Robinson. planned for the enjoyment of the student roach said. ranked 14th in total defense Bokamper and Fred Ford, The two attempted four body. With possibly an even and third against the rush, would have been equally runbacks on high punts and better team than last year's yielding 219 and 74 yards a wise choices. were really splattered in the 11th nationally ranked game, respectively. Ford, the middle guard, ensuing tackles. James and Contact A.S. Personnel Officer, Pamela Wade Something Spartans in Robinson were given credit A.S. This squad, it appears that the had to give. topped the Offices 3rd level, Student Union other teams will be crossing Something didthe of- tackles with eight. for three yards forward or call 277-3201 year "their" fingers. fense of the Bears and the Bokamper and Faumuina progress on four returns. defense of the Spartans were devastating, design r.:AAArlitA ri pi canceled each other out. The combining for five quar- your own result was an mediocre set of terback sacks and many statistics. ''crunchers." nos. and Wed. Only The Spartans outgained Faumuina provided a "Brother Sun Cal 388-372 to win the strong pass rush game-long POCKET BILLIARDS CLASS CHRISTMAS Sister Moon" statistic battle. Where it and didn't miss any one-on- CARDS and counted was on the one tackles. -Walkabout" scoreboard, however, and Chuck Muncie, the Bears' Two 10-week classes the Spartans came up short All-America hopeful, was v('rything you need 27-24. shooting for his fourth hurS. and Fri. On'y Mondays 2:30-4:00 to design your own Peter O'Toole Omar 'S. strright 100 yard rushing :narif Anthony Quinn personal Christmas Mysteriously, the media effort. 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:e will short career to Hill start ked up 'the KILL, KILL MURDER, MURDER, MUTILATE, ons on MUTILATE cheer has received an unceremonial burial by st the the university cheerleaders, according to lead cheerleader Lettie Varone. mother That cheer was used in the first football game against the t at rniversity of Santa Clara. ins. He The kill cheer was an experiment last month to see how and a school and team spirit could be sparked, Varone said. "We were trying to excite the crowd, not insult them," she Kane said. sack to GASOLINE MOTOR OIL eived from ins. Id as a SPARTAN ks, but led 36 STATIONS IS well YOUR GASOLINE SERVICE Kane CENTER. UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY AND PRICE 7th & Phelan 10th & Taylor Ken Hively 245 Keyes 4th & Williams No, drowning an opponent is not legal in water polo HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY Al Lavayen, No. 26, doesn't let anything, not even an The SJSU water polo team captured three out of four last Friday. films and discussions for place playoff opposing player, get between him and the ball, as evidenced contests and took home a third place in the Nor-Cal. The two wins qualified SJSU the third Films: by action against UC Berkeley in the Nor -Cal Water Polo The Spartans defeated Pepperdine University, 8-6, and on Saturday and it edged UC Davis, 4-3, to win that game. Alan Watts' Buddhism. Man and Nature Orange Coast College, 8-7, and lost to UC Berkeley, 14-5, Tournament. Elmer Green's Biofeedback: the Yoga of the West Discussion: Integrative Humanistic Psychology: Repeating as champs will be tough Consciousness East and West by C. Singh Wallra, Ph.D. Friday 7:30 to 9 p.m. (the program wfii be repeated each Friday through Nov. 281 Rick Barry the happiest over NBA title students Sli general $2 Psychological Studies Institute By Keith Muraoka time you go out there." For Rick Barry another 580 College Avenue No one was happier than "We're not going to beat 'impossible" year would be Palo Alto captain Rick Barry last teams by just showing up," ust fine with him. P.S.I. is a nonprofit Graduate School In Humanistic Psychology season when he led the he added. "The big thing is Golden State Warriors to how well we're going to play their first-ever National defense and how hard we're Basketball Association willing to work at being a it A CAMERA FROM... (NBA ) championship. good basketball team." "There's just nothing to Serious about retiring compare to last season," There was some indication said Barry, before a recent that Barry wouldn't return to ENEW practice at San Jose City the Warriors this year in CAMERA, INC. College where the Warriors order for him to pursue his annually hold training camp. broadcasting career. Barry "That's what its all about insists that he was serious when you play pro sports. about retiring. There's just no greater thing "It was simply that at this 20% OFF that I could think of." particular time of my career For those who were it wouldn't be the best tning sleeping all last season, the for me to leave basketball," COMPLETE LINE OF DARKROOM & CHEMICAL SUPPLIES Golden State Warriors swept he said. FROM AMATEUR TO PROFESSIONAL to a NBA championship to "Consequently, I decided SPECIAL FILM PRICES the surprise of almost to keep playing as long as I ACCESSORIES everyone. Who would have can play at a level I am expected a team who had pleased with and as long as I just lost such stars as Nate can keep up with the ball Thurmond, Cazzie Russell, club." Clyde Lee and Jim Barnett Barry said he plans iii FREE student discounts to have a chance? playing for the next two or With the leadership of three years, depending on Barry though, the Cinderella NAME his health. team came through. Barry ADDRESS _ was one of the leaders in Being the true competitor that he is, Barry's goal this 44. scoring average, assists and SCHOOL Wow steals in the NBA. year is trying to repeat the Better than expected championship. "Last year CAMERA OWNED SIGNATURE was kind of like doing the' "We did a lot better than FREE 40S. FIRST PHONE most anyone had expected," impossible," he said. PARKING SAN JOSE 2791681 admitted the captain. "I still don't think we played above our heads, we just played the way we were capable of playing." However, even Barry couldn't have predicted what great things the Warriors It Sounds Jamaal Wilkes guards Rick Barry is an intrasguad game at San Jose City College. would do. "I didn't think things would work out the way they Chico State staves rally, did," Barry said. Incredible "But once we got into the playoffs and I saw the way we were playing, I felt we BUT EVELYN WOOD GRADUATES CAN READ defeats Spartan booters had an excellent op- portunity." JAWS IN 41 MINUTES Repeating will be tough By Dennis Wynne came just five minutes into of position and David Hardy Any team will admit that It was a case of too little the contest when Matt made it 3-0 with 9:42 gone in repeating the championship Al That Speed. The 309 Pages Come Across too late for the SJSU booters O'Sullivan put the ball past the second half and a penalty is the hardest. Just ask the in losing to Chico State Spartan goalie Paul Coffee. kick by Juan Martinez closed Milwaukee Bucks, who three With More Impact Than The Movie. University, 4-2, last Satur- O'Sullivan headed in the out the scoring. years ago were supposed to In Living Blood. You Might Say. day night at Spartan ball after Chico was given an The Spartans will resume be the dynasty for the next Stadium. indirect free kick. action this Thursday when decade. Barry feels op- You can do it, ire, S., far almost Loon/run to stole have done it And mark this well they actually understand more, remember Easy Perez came up with The they open play in the second Wildcat goal ponents will be aiming for I ',stele WIIII /tate diffiirent lobs. difierent ddlitnint inters-4, more. and enjoy more than when they read slowly That's right' Washington two goals for SJSU, but the came when a penalty was University of the Warriors this year. tlift's-riot educations have completed the course Our graduates are Thi.s understand more They remember more They enjoy more first of those didn't come called inside the Spartan Invitational Tournament in people from all walks of life These people have all taken a nurse You can do the same thing --the place to learn more about it is at "Every time you go out on until the 28th minute of the goalie box. Seattle. ,leveloped by Evelyn Wood. a prominent educator Practically all of free speed reading lesson second half when SJSU was SJSU set up a wall in front They open the "Huskie the court, you're the hem at least tripled their reading speed with equal tor mire i. the sa me course President Kennedy had his Joist Chiefs of already losing, 4-0. of the net but Chico's David Tourney" at 3:30 p.m. defending champions," he prehension Most have increased it even more stan take The same one Senators and Congressmen have taken. "The guys didn't play well Stahl found an opening and against Seattle Pacific said. "It's a matter of being Think for a moment what that means. All of them even the at all," said coach Julie drove it through. University. prepared mentally every slowest now read an average novel in less than two hours They Come to is free Speed Reading Lesson and find out It is free to Menendez, until the last 28 Menendez said his team read an entire issue of Time or Newsweek in :15 minutes They don't you and you will leave within better understanding of why it works minutes." didn't set up the wall right. asiteuet$- -kip or skim They read every word They use no machines Instead. Plan to attend a free Speed Reading Lesson and learn that it is 'hey possible to read :1-4-5 times fitotter. with better comprehension By then it was almost "They didn't seal it," he let the material they're reading determine how fitst they read impossible for the Spartans said, "They are allowed to Has the to come back. line up In front of the goal but SCHEDULE OF FREE SPEED READING -LESSONS Perez got the Spartans on they left some gaps." Shirts the board on a centering pass Goalie Paul Coffee got out jos tell inereaw our reading %peed by Terry Hayes and made eft the score 4-2 just five * for you! 50 to 100% on the spot! minutes later on his seventh * goal of the year. : $7.95 it Teday and Tomorrow SJSU still had ten minutes . 1 $5.95 to stage a comeback but the hAlk i (reg. $10-16) (reg. $17-22) Wildcat defense prevailed iFFN * At the Shirt Wheel we have kept our prices the * at 4:00 pm and 8:00 pm in San Jose at Howard brand and shut out the Spartans for : -\ same. We've got tons of quality name * Our shirts are all manufacturer's overruns * the remainder of the contest. 20% GUYS & GALS i * shirts. samples. No Seconds. Choose Johnsons on North First Street and in Palo Alto OFF STY LE CUTS * and salesmen's On the other hand. Chico of styles and sizes. CURLY WA VI. S * from a variety i scored two goals in each with coupon * National Card 4, 71 1 1 Bankamerrcard Master Charge First at Rickey's Hyatt House on El Camino. half, building a 4-0 lead, a 294-4086 510 S. 10th Street San Jose despite being outshot 8-5 by 52 SOUTH FOURTH SI * (Tenth & William) 295-0144 * EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS .1 the Spartans. 'A Wk. from SJSU camp.. The first Wildcat score ilr**'*****Open Mon. thru Fri. 10-6, Sat. 10-5 ar*****II Page 6, October 1, 19/i mmor Belly dancing a rediscovered art

pm, are open to students, By Judy Girt: explained. She clarified the illUSie is a real accomp- tertainer, the public thinks faculty and their families What you can expect to misconception that belly lishment." you are more or less than There are about 15 students find in Ghanima's Leisure dancers usually wear next to Ghanima has been belly human," she said. in each class, all women. Services dance class is a lot nothing. dancing for three and a half Ghanima says you can of hips swaying, coins "Excessive clothing years and is currently taking expect a lot of strange looks Ghanima teaches a tinkling and cymbals magnifies the dancer's lessons from Jamilla, a well- and questions as a belly beginning class front 7-8:30 a jingling. movements," the instructor known belly dancer who has dancer. But it gives you p.m. and an advanced class your Ghanima is SJSU's belly explained. "The more danced professionally for 27 great feeling when from 8:30-10 p.m. The cost is dancing instructor. A clothes, the more they ac- years. dancing is appreciated, she $12.50 for 10 lessons. campus secretary by day, cent." "You can't just pick up added. she does not want her true She noted that detailed belly dancing," the in- Her second semester of For more informatioti identity disclosed because of costumes are more structor explains. "It takes classes, which meet wed- regarding belly dancing the gawking she receives by authentic. While present-day years of experience and I've nesdays in the S.U. classes taught by Ghanima. students, Ghanima said. dancers are limiting their only scratched the surface Costanoan Room, from 7-10 call 277-2422. "We're in the middle of a attire to become more myself." big belly dancing boom," modern in the Middle East, She said many steps takc Ghanima remarked. U.S. belly dancers are months and even years to "Everyone wants to learn striving for realism in dress, learn. "Dancing and playing exotic forms of dance." she added. your cymbals at the sane The classes are often The costumes are very time is like patting your head Guess Who's taught in a circle with the colorful and the use of while rubbing you! instructor in the center scarves, a coin belt and stomach." directing her students on jewels adds to the movement "Belly dancing is iii- cymbal rhythm techniques of the dancer, Ghanima credibly good exercise,' Coming? ' and body movement. says. Ghanima remarked. Sh, "Belly Dancing" is the "It is a celebration of the said that a belly dancer is western word for oriental body and art," she noted, usually in top physical ? ? ? ? Rita Northro dancing originating in the referring to belly dancing. condition because all parts of Yvonne Sanchez, practicing in a SJSU belly-dancing class. Middle East, Ghanima -To visually express the the body are used. Ghanima, a member of Jamilla's dance troup, has 'WM performed for many private BUY JUNK VW'S parties and night clubs. She Gwe 'The Hiding Place' SELL VW'S recently finished an PARTS engagement with the Ren- AND VW km naissance Pleasure Faire in REPAIR VW'S di Novato.

The instructor's only keeps message secret Gertie's ScPr complaint is about the Foreign Auto Wrecking pawing and rude behavior Cr she frequently receives front 1697 Pomona By Ray Manley "may be too intense for very young members of her audiences. San Jose Discount with A.S.B. Card children." bi The Spartan Daily has avoided reviewing "When you're an en- 288 6684 movies this semester because students Nowhere is there a clue to its religious WE usually are on top of the subject pretty well. nature. This is what is wrong with the film. qt When a moviegoer pays $2.25 to be en- But an exception must be made for the cc tertained he should be given an accurate recent release -The Hiding Place." hi accounting of what to expect by the movie's Be warned that this movie was made and advertising. i,ARtgis tt distributed by an arm of the evangelist Billy Admittedly this reviewer was put off when THE Ell t COUNT Graham conglomerate. he found out the story. behind the film and METBLitt ,NrIrLt di exited half way through its showing. HIDING Jr..A"^t_nr r, it It is never stated in the advertisements But it was not a good movie. It dragged. . about Christians PLACE tt but it is a "true story" When the plot reached logical points of ' 91.5 during the Nazi reign in Europe. emotional release, the characters threw out itriy4atiX! CI a, a bit of the Bible. The movie's ad reads: If this is your "thing" the flick would ft "A cancer of madness crept across probably hit home, otherwise the point is tt Europe. A madness that dictated the deaths 2'. missed. i. of millions and terrorized anyone who dared The film certainly isn't the worst to be '10 to care...to love." Early Music Series a released this year but it often borders 011 And next to its "PG" rating is written, being like "Sermonette." Ray Laskowit. All performances will be held in the Student Union a Ballroom at 8 pm. S4 One Season Ticket to all of these concerts for stu- 'Americana' comes to town dents is $6. One Season Ticket to all of these concerts for gen- eral is $9. si Single student tickets are $1.50 show 'a disappointment Single general tickets are $3.00. available at the Associated Students Business Patriotic Tickets are Office in the Student Union.

[Spartan Dail, ThursdayOctober 9, 1975 The Elizabethan Trio Costumed with set including virginals. Poetry and prose of Shakespearean times. arts ] Voice and Virginals.

By Terry Gilles One set rocked back and Saturday was family night forth, threatening to fall on at the San Jose Center for the the chorus, while another ThursdayOctober 23, 1975 Performing Arts, when the hung five feet above the Todd Barton, Recorder Mission Valley chapter of the stage, as the musicians tried and Sweet Adelines presented a to maneuver around it. montage of Americana Singers missed their cues, Lynn Alexander, Harpsichord music. and other were unsure of A group of 85 singers, the where to exit. Todd Barton has been the music Sweet Adelines are Spotlights hit performer's director for the Ashland Shakespeare Festival for some years. He plays dedicated to keeping bar- feet, rather than their faces, many instruments including the bershop harmony popular. and flashed across the stage Harpsichord and the Recorder. With half the money from like strobes. the performance going to the Belles and Beaux for Mental Evening highlight Health I and the other half to Besides the chorus, which the Sweet Adelines), the was weak in certain songs, program was designed to several small groups of trace American music from singers entertained the revolutionary days to the house. present. The highlight of the "Yankee Doodle" evening was a barbershop Dressed in spangly red, quartet entitled, "The San Penny Turner, Barbara Hull and Char Truitt perform barbershop harmony in the "Touch white I and of course, blue) Francisco Stormdoor & outfits, the of Americana" benefit this Saturday. chorus opened Whale Oil Co." These four the show with the traditional men had the richest voices, "America" and quickly and their music captivated tions, the confusion with sets often a disappointment. The flashed into -Yankee the audience. Singing one set came close to top- group sang songs now Doodle." Often the chorus "Shenendoah" and "I.yda pling over on the chorus) and common and overworked on would march in place and Rose", their perfect har- the fact that spotlights would any bicentennial program Students sing and pantomine their mony brought down the highlight singer's feet in- "Yankee Doodle," songs. house. stead of their faces. "America" and Stephen Director Alfred Gonzalez, Adelines disappointing Foster songs. SAN JOSE in a tall white hat, pranced Poor staging The Sweet Adeline chorus his way across the stage, Although the center was itself was a disappointment. displaying unbounding verve only half filled, the en- Their rendition of "The HEALTH CLUB as he directed the chorus. thusiasin of the Sweet Battle Hymn of the Need The evening's announcer, Adelines and the receptivity Republic" reduced the Dental Work? will tailor a program Sydney Worthington, kept a of the audience was in- powerful song to a slow running monologue, ex- fectious. Infectious despite ballad. just for you plaining the style of music the inixups in stage direc- Their choice of music was Let our personal instruction guide you in a physical program that will develop and purpose of the show. A ^ ^ positive mental attitude and help you feel great. Come in an see our modern ALL SIZES personable man, with a rich THE ORIGINAL Apply now at the equipment and complete facilities. voice, he was hampered by a ,3 STRIPE Ovo, 100 rnoldpis en stork Business Office A.S. Complete gym Reducing bad script. SimrlAys for Student Dental SHOE " Sauna room Body building Script scrapped Plan. Physical conditioning Although his script was adidas Locker service Corrective exercise liberally sprinkled with Covers Dependents Too STUDENT cliches like, "Keep America THE DISCOUNT singing." Worthington Sponsored by 413 E. Santa Clara Associated Students became interesting when he INSTEP Men or Women apparently scrapped his script. 1154 Saratoga Ave., S.J. 296.5777 295-9910 Free Guest Visit One major problem with tillIrflillsdale Ave., S.J. 265-1424 the show was the confusion. ()ciitoit / 1', Gay speaker gets pride

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Nauson Jilli rehlutt:t1 lit.11,11 a 10 per forcefully pl'epaicd .i 7-8:30 "I'm not proud of being cent raise, Daly said, and text, lashing out at A class gay," said Jo Daly during that is what the commission "established socie- cost is her keynote address on Gay will keep doing -until ty" and the "fear Pride Day. someone like your mayor techniques" used against She can't be proud of being gets the message that we gays. a tic something she has no control have suffered quite enough." lancing "We're seriously begin- over, she explained About 200 people were in lanima, -gay, ning to wonder if this society female, the Student Union Ballroom or a Taurus. is fit for us," she said. -My pride comes from to hear Daly, who claimed Prostitution laws were what we've done" to bring that never before has so also among the targets of her diverse a population as gays gays out of the closet and anger. into the streets, she said. shared a civil rights "Each new victory movement. -Why are the women pleasured us, with the sweet She urged gays to con- arrested and not the men?" taste of victory erasing the solidate and "use our energy she asked, and added that bitter taste of fear." constructively" in the fight under recent legislation, Her speech began with a for liberation. prostitution deserved to be Dr. Ray Schumacher, Jo Daly director of the Sex Education Counseling Service, mans the information table at a recent seminar. direct message to San Jose Daly spoke rapidly and legalized. Mayor Janet Gray Hayes, seated in the audience. man in the case had "come Workshop 'very successful' If sexual preference is not out" as a gay, he had been a matter of community shunted into a meaningless See our amazing new concern, as Hayes said when job. the San Jose City Council His desk was at the back of denied official support of a storeroom, his number was APS' Human sexuality explored Gay Pride Day, then it not in the company phone XEROX 6500 should not be the subject of directory, and his name was By Jeanie Schultz Schumacher, who hopes and 55-year-old woman, and an aberration. legislation, Daly said. removed from a bronze COLOR TS Everything you wanted to never to be considered another dealing with mutual Getting rid of the In a 20-minute monologue plaque in the lobby which COPIER know about sex was "sexually over the hill," saw pleasuring, were shown side stereotypes and gaining punctuated by enthusiastic listed company officers, she Fast color copies discussed at Thursday's the program as thought by side on the screen. understanding of sexuality is audience applause, Daly said. at the touch program "Explorations of provoking and informative. Male and female vital to a healthy relation- explained that the day was The commission got his old Human Sexuality," spon- He expressed regret that masturbation were also ship, the sex therapists "simply not a matter of gay HAIR REMOVED - of a button sored by the Sex Education more students didn't attend, shown simultaneously, as think. liberation, but a matter of Counseling Service (SECS). attributing this in part to were films depicting lesbian "Many couples are still human liberation." PERMANENTLY And if it wasn't, it was poor publicity and a mixup lovemaking and a male- operating under the As the first admittedly gay because the right questions that had the announcement homosexual relationship. misconception that the more person on the San Francisco Now weren't asked. removed from the Student Stimulate emotions mysterious sex is, the more Human Rights Commission, EACist mAist Films, comments and Union bulletin board. "We are trying to exciting it is," Ayres said. Daly works for such human Sri MOWS LEGS -ARMS & At question-answer sessions The purpose of the stimulate an emotional These are the, couples that liberation. UNDER:01AS covered a broad area of workshop was to "cover reaction that people can deal end up in counseling, each She cited a case brought /11,10 human sexuality in the all- all aspects of sexu- with," Caplan said of the partner not really knowing before the commission by /15-Spcvtan day workshop produced by ality, get it out in the films that began each topic. what the other wants, she the vice president of a San DARLENE M. MILLER the National Sex Forum. open and talked about," "People have been left said. Francisco bank. 292-8444 Bookstota Dr. Ray said Toni Ayres, a National without the skills to develop "Sex functioning between Daly said that after the San Jose State University Schumacher, DOWNTOWN 247 H. 3,0 director of the Building K Sex Forum faculty mem- relationships through two people is a lot more than Counseling Center, called ber and co-creator with Dr. communication," he said. genital focusing," Caplan the seminar, "very suc- Harvey Caplan of the "What causes homo- added. 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WASHINGTON ( AP tax exemption to $1,000 from the growth of government ployment. President Ford proposed $750, to lower basic personal spending, budget deficits "Substantial cuts in youi yesterday $28 billion of income tax rates and to will continue to climb, the taxes must be tied to sub- permanent tax cuts to take make the standard deduction federal government will stantial cuts in the growth of effect in the 1976 election for single taxpayers a flat continue to borrow too much government spending," year continguent on a $1,800 and $2,500 for married money from the private Ford said. similar cut in annual federal couples. sector, we will have more Ford noted that the federal spending. "Under my proposal," he inflation, and ultimately we budget topped $100 billion for In a broadcast address said, "a typical family of will have more unem- the first time since 1962 from his Oval Office, Ford four earning a total of said tax cuts for both in- $14,000 a year would get a dividuals and corporations permanent tax cut of $412 a kil -! Precision haircutting l "must be tied together in one yeara 27 per cent reduc- package" with a presidential tion," the President said. 1 \\''\1 IJ Permanent Waving recommendation that Congress wants extension federal spending in the 1977 The sentiment in Congress I for men & women fiscal year that begins next was to try to extend the tax July 1 to be held at $395 cuts regardless of what the by Kathy billion, about $28 billion President recommended. MARK/1Y S below present budget The House Ways and Means projections. Committee is scheduled to Trained by Yosh "It would be dangerous tackle the subject today. in San Francisco and irresponsible," said Ford's proposals for cuts One of three bluegrass bands featured at the Second Great Depression Faire last weekend. F'ord, "to adopt one without in business taxes would the other. I will not accept include a reduction in the that as an answer for our maximum corporate tax CALIFORNIA ACTORS THEATRE future. I want these rate from 48 per cent to 46 Old TOW,, Them.. Lou Goias. Caiornia proposals acted upon per cent, and would make Arts, music fail to lure public; together by the Congress." permanent the temporary 10 "ITS RARE WHEN Individuals benefited per cent investment credit ACTORS OF THIS \ Treasury Secretary put into effect this year as a C ALIBRI: APPEAR William E. Simon told recession-fighting measure. IN THE " .FIRST RATE THEATRE Great Depression Faire flops newsmen the tax cuts Ford is Simon said that if Ford BAY irrirorti." AREA" 4 recommendingwhich was handed a tax cut bill YAIC, AIM 1160 l'he second Great Depression Faire held near SJSU last Street last spring. would exceed the temporary without an accompanying %%eekend was unsuccessful compared to the previous The Depression Faire was put on by Lee Garrett, Jeri-) tax reductions due to expire ceiling on fiscal 1977 spen- trig fair's turnout, according to Lee Garrett, the event's Cahil and Steve Grazini of the Recycle Book Store on San Dec. 31would benefit in- ding, "the President would organizer. Fernando. dividuals over businesses by veto it." a margin of about three to When a reporter suggested "...HILARIOUS AND Held Oct. 4 and Sin the San Fernando Street parking lot The bands featured at the fair were "Dead or Alive", WHOLLY DESERVED across from the campus library from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., the "Sweet Water" and "Free Lunc." one. Congress might cut taxes Hir THE STRONGEST NarI ACTING I'VE SEEN Depression Faire included arts and crafts from some 150 The music attracted a few local residents and passersby "Three-quarters of this now and defer action on a 1414.1051 PORI 1 JRV IN A LONG TIME" artists. Music from three bluegrass bands, beer and food but few SJSU students attended the fair, according to permanent reduction" said spending ceiling, he replied, were also available. Garrett. Ford, "will be for individual "I would certainly hope Several of the artists displaying their wares reported Several artists speculated that more publicity was taxpayers. And the chief you're wrong." much fewer sales compared to the first fair held on Fourth needed for a better turnout. benefits will be concentrated Government spending where they belongamong Ford said, "We must working people." recognize that cutting taxes Ford called on Congress to is only half the answer. If we SJSU lea fleteers may have raise everyone's personal cut only taxes, but do not cut Hearst lawyer ORDER YOUR link with UFO organization quits in dispute STUDENT PASS NOW A full season of theatre at the Bay Area's finest continued from page 1 have their pictures taken for fear their During the past months, Paul and professional company for only 2.25 per show "We were told that we needed an on- parents will find them. Pebble have tried to follow the concepts SAN FRANCISCO Hallinan, a shaggy-haired campus organization to Family ties severed of their newly found religionmeaning Hallinan, a ex-rugby player with a support us or (AP)Terence OUR TOWN; ENRICO IV; we'll have to pay $30 for a room," "We must sever all our ties to family no sexual contact. radical attorney who had record of arrests during civil Oy ,7 Nor I. 975 1166 13 Mar 6 1976 Pebble said. and friends," Pebble said. "Our "It's been difficult, but we've suc- represented Patricia Hearst rights demonstrations, ERNEST IN LOVE; WHAT PRICE GLORY; The pair came to the Daily office last parents are generally curious of what ceeded so far," smiled Pebble. since the day of her arrest, began over the weekend Now 14 Dec 6 1975 maa it Ae, 1 1/76 week and said they had received ap- we're doing, but haven't made any The pair appear and dress like most withdrew from the case referring all queries to THE To be announced. proval from the San Jose Main Library steps to stop us." students and do not fit with the "hippie yesterday after an apparent Bailey, saying he now was in IMAGINARY INVALID; A,,My I. 1976. to hold a meeting there. The pair have either worked for food type" description of the missing per- dispute within the defense charge of the case. Der 13 1975 Un IS. 1976 MIDSUMMER While the origins of the organization and gasoline money or received sons. ranks. 'No comment' 'THE THREE SISTERS; NIGHT'S DREAM; before July 4 are unknown, it appears donations from sympathizers. Meanwhile, a federal "1 have no comment on the Jan 16 F. 7 197'6 14/y 7-N., 99 1976 the "middle-aged couple" are Currently, they are working with Paul is about 511" tall and weighs judge postponed indefinitely case," Hallinan, 38, said the co- Holders of valid student body cards may purchase a founders of the group which began at farm laborers in Morgan Hill picking approximately 150 pounds. Pebble a hearing on the newspaper yesterday morning, before Student Pass entitling them to the best seats the Durango, Colo., campsite with 20 or prunes and chili peppers and living with appears to be about 5'3" and weighs heiress' mental condition Johnson's announcement. available for all 8 great plays Simply by more people. a Chicano family. around 100 pounds. She wear glasses. and a judge in Los Angeles U.S. District Judge Oliver telephoning the box office during the month prior to Paul and Pebble have worked their "Living with them has reacquainted Paul has dark brown hair while Peb- ordered her to appear to J. Carter put off indefinitely the production. Student Pass holders may reserve way across the Rocky Mountains in a us with the problems of this world," she ble's hair is a sandy-blonde color. answer 11 state felony a court hearing scheduled seats for the performance of their choice battered 1969 Saab that still serves as said. "Many of their children were The pair said Los Angeles is their charges. for today on findings of a Please hurry. this offer is limited reservations or Information call 354-6057 their home, they said. They refused to interested in UFO's." next destination. No reason stated psychiatric panel concerning For Lawyer Hallinan could not Miss Hearst, who faces ONLY $18.00! be reached for comment on federal bank robbery Mail to California Actors Theatre, his withdrawal, but his office charges here. P.O. Box 1355, Los Gatos, CA 95030. Armed campus cops supported confirmed the move without Carter gave no reason for stating any reason. the delay, but the doctors Name His removal left Miss said they needed more time Hearst's defense in the to prepare their report. One Address hands of F. Lee Bailey, his psychiatrist made a repeat School by officials, shooting statistics partner Albert Johnson and visit to talk with her in her San Francisco attorneys E. jail cell Sunday night. I.D. Card Number_ continued from page 1 determine if the officer was pressure to suggest the a life-death situation? John Kleines and John Under a mutual aid pact, justified, or if he should be department is skimming "I would like to say yes," Knutson. WHAT'S HIDDEN WITHIN San Jose Police Depart- disciplined or fired. over an investigation," he Malone said. "But an officer Johnson told a news THIS MILD-MANNERED PLASTIC CASE? ment's internal affair of- Quinton also said he has said. is human too. And it's conference that Hallinan's ficers would also submit a the option to turn all case Officer Richard Malone possible for him, just like departure was not due to separate report to Quinton. information over to the wasn't overly concerned anyone else to make a "friction" among attorneys Quinton then would county district attorney for about not wearing a gun mistake." in the case. possible prosecution. when he started working for Quinton maintained that the University Police three having a department in- and a half years ago. Davis vestigate its own problems "It was my wife who was will present a just verdict, concerned. If I had any OUR MODEL 070 FULL MEMORY CALCU- since any accident hap- serious qualms, I could LATOR FOR ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS pening on campus is quit," Malone said. OR MATHAT A DYNAMITE PRICE! offered reviewed by the state at- When unarmed, Malone, REPO DEPO does it again! Our Model 070 gives you all the torney general. said he only makes traffic mcDonaicrs "$50 features" for less than seventeen bucksfull accumu- The attorney general lating memory, floating decimal, add-mode & roundoff, stops where the driver of the position reviews accidents to % mark-up/discount, squares, integral powers, reciprocals determine if the state could vehicle narrowly misses a & a lot morel MOS/LSI electronics by Rockwell, even pedestrian or another short travel snap-action keys & an CLAREMONT cAP) be sued for negligence, elevout battery vehicle. packyou get it all, while they last, for less than half- Angela Davis, Quinton said. C'MON IN a Communist, pricejust $16.88. We ran out in one day last time, so feminist and self-avowed "The attorney general will Could he, or any officer, come in early! revolutionary, has been jump into the case if he sees respond with the right FOR LUNCH! REG. 34.95 offered a part-time teaching anything in facts or public conditioned reflex to answer SAVE OVER 50%! position at the Claremont GET A HOT SANDWICH WITH SOME Colleges, a school FRIES AND A DRINK AND FORGET spokesman said today. THOSE LONG LINES Davis has not yet formally accepted the offer, but the ********** asINCLUDING CASE, spokesman said she told Sue LOW COST WE'RE ON SAN CAR LOS, JUST ONE BATTERIES Houchins, director of the BLOCK FROM THE MEN'S GYM & FACTORY Black Studies Center, by WARRANTY telephone Friday that she Auto MIIIIIIIMIIM=111111==1111101====11111 had signed the contract and TAKE A LOOK AT THE MODEL 0 7 O'S FANTASTIC FEATURES: 8 -DIGIT LED put it in the mail. COUPON DISPLAY -BUSINESS/ACCOUNTING LOGIC -FULL FLOATING DECIMAL & Davis would teach a Insurance 2 -PLACE ADD -MODE -LIVE % KEY -AUTO MARK-UP/DISCOUNT-5-FUNCTION seminar called "Black CONSTANT -SIMPLE & COMPOUND INTEREST-SWITCHABLE MEMORY -GET Women and the Develop- PURCHASE A FILET-O-FISH AND for YOUR SUPERCALC TODAY AND SAVE A FISTFULL OF DOLLARS! ment of the Black Com- College Students REGULAR SIZE FRIES AND GET A munity." SMALL SOFT DRINK OF YOUR CHOICI The class has already 289-8681 signed up 25 students, the CAMPUS INSURANCE ()OD THRU 10/31/75 1111N1 maximum allowed, and I per customer per visit another 25 students are on the waiting list for the class. SAN JOSE nald's 11111POI Miss Davis, who lives in , 404 S 3rd St. (2nd floor, 3rd Oakland, is on a speaking SANTA CLARA 3rd 8. SAN CARLOS 25 W. CZT-UPT 1 293-8505 tour and could not be & San Sa(vador) OPEN DAILY 9 9SAT 10-6SUN 12-5 reached for comment.