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Serving the San Jose State UniverAny Community Since 1934 Wednesday. February 4, 1987 Concert cancellation halts beer sales By David Barry . sando good crowd and make ').2,01111. we 1 -of Ihs xv hole veal . the v omen setts in the aushionum. similar to a Daily staff writer would still end up paying $1,000." chair only gets 14LhOO that's not a policy already in place at the Student Expenses and passibte "lie took a phone vote over the she said. lot of money to work with." she said. Union. with drv rush have forced the Asso- Christmas break to have it approv ed. also did not believe the "It is really hard to put on concerts 'The sale of beer Alexander Fullerton said at a news confer- ciated Student Program Board to Alexander said. sale at beer and other concessions with that small amount of mane).'' ence yesterday she wanted to protect would not have cancel two events at which beer and 'But when I was looking at his would have increased attendance. "We just want to give the stu- Morris Dailey because of its desig- other concessions were to have been budget on Monday, I noticed that we dents some concerts." Alexander said. "I agree with what Marcus Am. nation as a historical landmark. increased attendance, sold. did not have enough money to put ii "We didn't realim how low our bud- chairman ot the Student Union board Alexander also said a prime con- One event was scheduled for a on,'' she said. get was." but it may have cut our of directors said," she said. "The sale sideration for canceling the March 7 March 7 concert featuring the hands The concert would have cost Another reason or the small bud- of herr would not have increased at- concert was the program hoard's need the Suburbs and the Kingpins. 000 for both bands. Alexander said get is the financial problems the pro- costs.' tendance, but it may have cut our for money to put on Its spring blues But due to a lack of funds in the "We would have had to pav gram hoard had last year. A contribut- costs. We may have made $200 to show. Verda Alexander concert budget, the program hoard will so for the Suburbs. plus !Bones tor ing reason for those problems were the $301) on it." A.S. program hoard director be unable to hold the event, said Verda the opening act. plus ans other ex- guidelines put forth by the administra- 'It's something that we do every Alexander. A.S. program hoard direc- penses... Alexander said. One of the prime reasons for put- tion. Alexander said. year. It costs about S5,000 and we tor. 'Onginalls . Paul w anted to ting off the event is the small budget Last semester. President Gail Ful- wanted to have money to put it on." Paul (loch/. program ...b.tard con- charge S2 for students and S5 for non- that Goeltz has to work with. Alexan- lerton said non -students who are under Alexander said. cert chairman. came up %kith the idea students. but even ii we were to get a der said. IN would not he allowed to attend con- See BEER. hack page A cut above Fact-finder found for I faculty contract fight
11% t ,,iii P11111:111 the CM' ss stein. We are deciding if , ," Writer shared goseinance (between the fac- , iittiators for the faculty's ulty and the chancellor's office' xv ill 111110n and the OW ss stem have ini- exist.'' Rice said, 'This is a historical tiated the Iinil step in their stalled con- The new contrito w ill determine tract talks the faculty will continue 111 have a moment in the CSU -Hie two parties has,: chosen an say in what direction the CSU systelll arburatsir called a fact finder takes. or he merely "hired help." he system. We are help settle some of the 50 unresolved said. issues that stand between the faculty "This concerns students. too. deciding if shared and the Caldorma State University Without shared governance. CSU governance (between Chancellor's e schools will he more like assembly ['rob:visional arbitrator Phillip Ta- lines, and students will he more like the faculty and the moush null hold a series ol hearings anonymous, interchangeable pans." beginning in early March at California Rice said. chancellor's office) r State University at Long Beach, said He is also concerned about the Scott Rice. California Faculty Asso- growing number al temporary faculty will exist.' r ciation chapter president. hired in the ('SI.' system. Scott Rice t de' Rice said he is most concerned Temporary faculty members are ('EA chapter president about the facults losing collective bar- precluded from doing their hest be- I gaining. established in I t)83, cause they don't hase the joh security With collective bargaining, loth that a tenured faculty member has. sides must sit down together and reach Rice said. agreements through compromise. - sl. he "Temporary faculty are kept that faculty are necessary where enrollment explained. way. on purpose. because they are so fluctuates... said Vice Chancellor PI .., Asked why the CSU wants to take vulnerable. They cannot talk hack Ito Jacob Sanuum. CSIT s chief negotiator. hack collective bargaining. Rice said the administration)." he said. 'Some are kept there too long One %Vont: "power... "Tenure is for the students. If though... he said. "We've been operating with the v. t 1) .fildr teachers want to have intellectual inde- CSU has proposed a three-year s polite Inman of shared governance." pendence and teach it. they can't he in limit or faculty with temporary status. he said fear of losing their jobs." he said. Samit said. is a historical moment in "A certain amount of temporar Xci t ' -This /of A pave s '4 H - 1 ... . . 1 Athletics A.S., employees ._ ... .._ . i nets bucks at auction set to negotiate By Stephanie M. Nichols Divya Jhala Daily staff writer Craig Kohlruss Da ly staff photographer Daily staff writer Four tickets to this year's All - Union negotiations are expected like a seasonal haircut, the campus maple trees receive winter trimming from tree cutter David Star game. donated by Baseball to begin between Associated Students Ramirez 001 and Supervisor of (rounds Eric Forrest. Commissioner Peter Ueberroth. and its employees next week after a netted the Spartan Foundation and month's delay. said Roger Wert. A.S. the SJSI.' Alumni Association vice president. S5,050. Since the A.S. changes every The purchasers will he SJSU year. the employees decided to union- maternal leave alumnus Ueberroth's guests in the ite to ensure the continuity ()I their SJSU moms get Commissioner's box at the Oakland Os. Wert said, Coliseum on July 14. "The A.S. employees telt every J ulic I,afTrrn,cn The Foundation and the new administration tried to change the Daily stall writer Alumni Association raised more rules and so they decided they needed Maternity and sick leave policies at SA( will not he 'We've had a policy . . . for than Sh0.000 Irom a benefit auction at contract. There was an election and changed because of a recent California law. which grants held on Saturday night in the Stu- we vson with a 4-0 vote." said Jim Du unpaid maternity leave and reasonable attempts at reinstate- approximately the past 10 years.' dent Union Ballroom. said Janet Pont. a representative of the employ- ment to employees. Nita kast Redding. executive director of the ees' union. International Brotherhood "We've had a policy guaranteeing maternity leave and sist. assistant director of personnel SJSU Alumni Association. of Painters and Allied Trades. reinstatement for approximately the past 10 years. said This was the first year the two 'We want the same contracts Roger Wert Nita Kast. SJSU assistant director of personnel. state employees have hut with niodifi- groups combined efforts, and the .4 .5 ii, e preA 'dem The Supreme Court upheld the California law, which temporary employees 1 limev er, el111111vvee is tempo first time the fund-raiser was held cat ions to lit our needs.,'' DuPont said. requires employers to grant female employees up to lour fay. the lease can e oend onis until the end of her tempo- on campus, said Tony McDonnell. The union was formed and recog- guidelines were whether they were months of unpaid maternity leave. The law also requires rary appointment. said Vera Hawkins. recruitment othcer executive director of the the Spar- nited in September. binding on both sides or only on us." employers to tnake efforts to reinstate these women when with the personnel 01 lice tan Foundation "We received their proposal on Wert said. He said the A.S. needed to they want to return to work For instance. she explained. it an employee's ;appoint- Calling it an "outstanding Friday and hopefully we'll get together seek legal advice. Eight other states alreads have laws granting unpaid ment is three months. she cannot take six weeks alter she success," McDonnell said this was this week to discuss the proposals," Wen said the moment it got legal maternity leave. has worked RA and a hall months, because it vs ill extend were the Spartan Foundation's third an- Wert said. advice negotiations started. The policies cited by Kasi vats to both pertnaneni and U),!wry 4, 4 fhl,ge nual fund raising event. Rcfon: that they had no official The first set of guidelines were 'Ballpark figure. we are ex- status and since then A.S. has been ne- passed by the A.S in July hut were pecting to net over $60.000. said gotiating with the union, he said. disappnwed by the union. Wert said. Radio Aztlan plays for attention Redding. Proceeds from the benefit Wert said the negotiations have The negotiating team includes will he split between the Spartan taken too long to hegin. "It shouldn't Wen. Nandor Krause. A.S. director of student rights and responsibilities and By Jeff Goularte swaying to the miii n.nd asking ques- Foundation and the SJSU Alumni he too much longer now, he said SJSU personnel director. Daily staff writer tions after the how long session, the Association. Wert said the main reason tor the Sam Militsio. 'Nov, we have their proposal, There was a purpose behind the event was a success, he said. The Spartan Foundation's delay in negotiations was the winter 'We're building so we'll see it we have any objections to loud, Cott Witt ion shaking latin salsa fund-raisers have benefited both the break. "We weren't around and Students lined the top floor of the submit our proposal. Then music emanating from the Student women's intercollegiate they couldn't get their proposal to us," it and then interest and support S.U. to watch student disc jockey men's and Union Friday afternoon. McDonnell said. he said. the twit sides will sit down together Peter Gar/a ply his trade, hut lew actu- athletics. now. Maybe within a In conjunction with campus radii) Spartan Foundation will "There were prnblems because and negotiate.'' Wert said ally danced. The station KSJS, Radio A/tlan held a Use its share, expected to he be- there were dinerent ideas on how we "The only problem we had in the more was they tried to stop year we'll get mini -dance to drum up support for its James Seto. a tumor studying tween $30,1100 and 535,000. to should approach the union," Wert beginning people time.' I.atin music format, said Jesse Mar- graphic design. was one exception 1 und scholarships for men's inter- said. from becoming members of the union. que,. Attlan music coordinator. Seto. wearing dark glasses. was rock- collegiate athletics. he said. The hoard wanted to pass They also tried to stop our right to Jesse Marquez 'We're here to recruit more peo- ing and rolling in his own world However, this year, because guidelines hut Wen said he didn't vote," DuPont said. DuPont said the union's proposal ilall Music coordinator ple for Radio A/thin and KSJS in gen- 'The music is very hot.** he said of the success of the **Walk for want them as tie felt they were not fair eral.'' he said. 'It has a good heat and high energy.'' See AUCTION, build page to the union. was mailed to the A.S. and negotia- Based on the number of students See RADIO, hack page "We weren't sure what the tions are expected to begin next week. Forum Wednesday. February 4, 1987/Spartan Daily
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Scott G. Hamilton, Editor Lynn Hunter, Advertising Director Paula Ray Christiansen, City Fditor Jeff Ogden, Retail Sales Manager Adam Brown, Art Director Frank Michael Russell, News Fddot Lee Cooper, National Advertising Director Michael P Fox, Production Director Andy Bird, , . Jett Rausia, Special Sections Manager Sheryl Gorker, Marketing Manager Len Gutman,
Editorial Chancellor must accept CFA
vehemently hold favor with the California the union's legitimacy as a bargaining agent has WeI .acuity Association as the voice of Califor- taken on an added importance. nia State University professors. and im- The governor's proposed budget would allow plore the chancellor to bargain in good faith. By ig- for a mere 3-percent pay raise for university profes- noring the CFA on repeated occasions, the board of sors. But with the increase slated for January 1988 trustees is doing everyone involved, including stu- that actual increase would turn out to be IV:, percent dents, a grave disservice. pittance. The CFA, the union of the majority of CSU "We are appalled and outraged by the gover- tenured professors. has been bargaining with the nors meager increase." said Scott Rice. CFA board of trustees for the CSU system for a new con- Northern Chapter president. CSU officials also said tract. Contract talks have virtually stagnated and the proposed increase would seriously hamper re- CSU professors have been working without a con- tention and recruitment of qualified faculty. tract since July. The strength of any university is the quality of The impasse is so polarized that both sides - - its faculty. The loss of qualified and talented pro- during the summer - - agreed to bring in a media- fessors from the CSU system because of the inabil- tor to resolve the differences. By December both ity of the board of trustees to draft an equitable con- sides agreed the mediator was ineffective and it was tract would be a travesty. The ultimate losers would back to square one. he the students of the "1=214 il. CSU system. 4_4,34,14, 97 Clearly, professors have a right to unionize If a contract is going to be worked out, the and thus bargain collectively with management. board of trustees must come to the bargaining table Moreover, as faculty wages have come under attack prepared to accept the CFA as the legitimate voice by Gov. George Duekmejian's proposed budget. of faculty. 55 may have saved lives, but it's no longer needed A Birdseye View
The Senate's %iite yesterday to allow states to raise the and picot oi swe.ii bchind him speed limit to 65 mph in some areas is a sensible way to ini- flow ol ten have you tried to merge onto a frees% as at 65 to keep up is ith loo tiate the 100tli sessii H. Congtess. the traffic .ind had to .1;1111 on your Andy The number 65 would he a welcome edition to our na- brakes because' the lass abiding idiot in from of ylIll 5'. is tion's free% av s Raising the speed limit by 10 mph has doing 55? So you has e a choice. continue to break the law Bird more validity than keeping it at 55 mph. John with everyone else and live. or tra el at 55 and risk the Sure we've all heard the saying 55 saves lives. Accord- Bagley chance of being run doo in ing to the National Highway Traffic Code this saying is The modern highs% ass in this area were certainly not true. However, when the 55 speed limit first went federal, designed lOr 55 milers !lase sou been on I-280 lately ? the original reason was for its incorporation was for the con- Well, if you drke 5.s you won't like it. Al any time other servation of fuel. Conserving fuel than the rush hour,. It is quite possible you may get run Where's the beef? Viewpoint was one thing traveling at 55 mph down traveling at the so-called sate speed. did, and does. achieve. However. willing to abide by the double-live signs. Hov.rever, it just All license holders certainly should lollow the rules of Nt. , Item: Spartan Shops has taken ii upon fuel conservation is not a major so happens there are a lot of law breakers out there, myself the road. Him es Cr. the 55 mph law is unjust. Can you itself to restructure the plant and animal issue now. Today's automobiles are better gas savers than included. who just can't drive 55. imagine hoO the rople of Nos;ida must led. At one time. kingdoms...Apparently , Spartan Shops de- ever. Have you noticed all the trouble speed limit abiders certain floe-way sii that state had no speed limits. Imagine cided tuna is actually a plant as the cafeteria re- Back in the early '70s it may have been needed. It was create? Keep in mind this issue is not in regard to residential going from tinlAke$04) a snail's -paced 55 mph. cently ran a vegetarian special: tuna casserole. a time when there was supposedly very little fuel. The cars speed-limit problems. Those posted speeds are fine. This In light of the seseral recent television and radio if that era were the kings ()I' gas gut/ling. These reasons for issue essentially involves the little old ladies driving 55 or If the 55 law is federal and must he followed, why are advertisements attacking those ol us oho don't eat traveling at 55 might have been justified hack then. How- less in the fast lanes of highways. automobile manufacturers who apparently build under meat. or more specifically heel, it's tune for vegetari- ever, today it is useless. People like this may he within the current laws and federal standards and codes designing cars that can eas- ans to defend themselves. Today gas prices are as low as they have been in al- probably more than likely have accident -free driving re- ily reach speeds of more than 100 mph? Si, where's the most a decade. Today's automobiles get more miles to the cords. However, these modernly designed roadways were If all registered vehicles were made so none could ex- The heel is with radio and tele ision advertise- gallon than yesterday's gutzler's got gallons per mile. ments featuring hill Shepherd not built with the intention of traveling at 55 mph. More ceed the 55 mph speed limit. Ngillid there he a plitilleal? Oh himhoishly cooing. Is 55 really safe? Well, it might be if everyone were often than not the accident -free driver is causing accidents well, that's vii Iii, "e, "I don't trust anyone who doesn't eat heel.** I compare that line of thinking to a man who 12 years agli IOW tue he didn't trust anyone who didn't Jesse Jackson; a force to be reckoned with in 1988 drink. Ts el'. e years ago drinking oneself to oblivion every nighi oassiill social's acceptable, especially in the small Central Valles hion I grew' up in. I was 18 at said. She will cut the pork chop up into five pieces and add He might not become the next president, but the runi the time and making Mc decision not to drink. The some potatoes. blings of Jesse Jackson will he heard in 1988. His words are man was offended by my Iii nude, especially because Looking out !Or each other philosophy not just the tools one man uses to get elected, but the voter is a not heard in he was in a drunken stupor who go to bed without food, wait for social the current administration In tact, we see tensions growing. of many people This man knew he Via, inelhodicall killing him- especially between races. and economic Justice. and look for a better America. self. hut instead of admitting it he twisted the scenario Jesse Jackson is a powerful man. Perhaps there is no Elisha In Hits aril Beach. N Y where a black man was killed to make it appear / was the one is It h the problem. action by a gang ol v. Mies. may example better speaker in America who can inspire crowds to Arnone have been an of racial Those who choose not to eat heel. or meat in gen- minor' violence, hut shat about the racial inequalities that rage in In 1984. he added 2 million new voters, particularly eral. know the health benefits of avoiding the choles- American business ' ties, to the Democratic Party. torol, xeno-hormones and so on. The motives behind The town ot lloward Beach is not as "segrcgated ’ as Today Jackson is more than a representative of splinter the advertisements are clear beef producers want to a Democratic Party. But are the editoral hoards .it the New York Times. the Washington groups. he ts spokesman of the make more money. . But their tactics reflect despera- Post. the Wall Street Journal, major law firms ;Ind the Na- the Democrats, or for that matter. tion_ the nation ready for what the rev- it is needed tional Football League's coaching jobs, Jackson said. Viewpoint Jackson challenges the structure ot corporate America. Jackson called for legislation to "lead the nation erend preaches'? Saturday he ad- to an Another ratho advertisement depicts a scenario dressed the Democratic State Con- particularly blasting the "merger maniac" takeovers which economic common ground where all our interests con- involving the "yuppie police" staking out a vention in Sacramento, calling for new leadership. cause plants to close continually. verge." yuppie household which is about to serve beef An example of his perceptiveness and sense of humor Jackson should not he called a radical. But he often is Perhaps the goal Jackson is aiming towards is not the hir dinner. The detectives end up as dinner guests after was his look at the superpower summit between President called an extremist when he asks workers be given a six preference of one group. hut fairness for all. Mc!, succumb to the delights ol eating dead-animal Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Reykjavik. month notice when a plant closes, or for those misplaced in He is looking for fairness not onls ease inequalities. flesh Iceland. the merger shuffle he retrained, and corporate America. but to add a sense of personal responsibility in itttr h Se, File ,idsertisement ill course wants to show us Of the 4 billion people on earth, most are Asian, Black making riches in minutes he asked to reinvest pan of its for- Who other than Jackson could talk about child support. in him sills stippiedom really is. I couldn't agree more. and Hispanic. In Iceland. Reagan and Gorbachev sealed tunes hack into the economy. more colorful language and biting truth than Jessie Jackson ' uppiedom is silly list yuppie values are not nec- world fate, representing one-eighth of the world's popula- Jackson is far from being a radical who wants to de- "In the natural order, dogs take care of their puppies. essarily analogous w oh %, egetarian values. tion. -Those were minority meetings.- he quipped. stroy national unity Ile is looking for ways to ease hard cats their kittens eagles their eaglets escn snakes take Yuppies are primarily concerned with them- It is time for a new American policy, one that looks to times. care of their i's'. it before they shed.- Jackson said ''Surely seise.. Vegetarianism is rooted in one of mankind's the Soviet Union as a trading and cultural reserve. and not He shows its how business ethics contrast with human man must have higher character than a snake... oldest religous traditions. Hinduism. Hinduism's phi- iust a place to aim our bombs. "If a leader has the will to nature and family %attics Maybe he won't become president in 1988. but Jack- losophy on vegetarianism is one of concern for other lead . . .." Jackson said. "If a mother goes to her refrigerator and finds she has son will make us aware of his power. lor those who ler- beings. Hindus. including the devotees 441' Hare Perhaps our national leadership should look at its fail- two pork chops for five children, she does not go to her vently support him are the real power behind the words Krishna, believe that all animals arejpearnate beings ings. and take the intiative hi change American policy when computer and conclude she has three extra children." he which make the world stand up and take notice. with souls. Therernre, eating meat inantamount to murder. Looking at it trom the Hindu perspective, one Letter to the Editor might draw the conclusion that you will hewhat you eat. Me:neater., according to the wheel of Dharma as Contra's already have the money dictated by one's Karma, will he reincarnated as lower animals possibly the same order they Editor, served on their dining tables. This letter regards Jeff Goularte s"Viewmiint" piece of Feb. 2 about the Contras. ap), restaurateur and heel Afew years aficio- PRO I'd have complete faith in Goularte if only he had some nado Stuart Anderson Was complaining about tAr1P,/,.... serious interest in becoming a journalist, or if he at least all the had press beef was receiving. He read more than the leads of hiday's important stories. If avowed in several published interviews that there were 4 alrint,(tr he'd do so. he could perhaps avoid having his writing la- absolutely no health risks involved with eating beef. beled "fluff" or "twinkie opinion piece." In a few years Anderson's attitude will he viewed But alas, such isn't the case. I need only point to his as ludicrous as the Phillip Morris executive who whining about the nation's unwillingness to fund the Con- boldly told a "60 Minutes" audience that in good con- tras. Jeff. hey bro. Congress already voted them the science he could say cigarette smoking posed ahsolut- dough -- SI 00 million worth in 1986! ley no health hatards. The executive. as did Ander- Read the whole story. Otherwise, drop out of college. son. blamed the press. and a few health nuts, for their and go light for those companeros. and while you're gone respective products' unhealthy images. I'll set aside a body hag for you. It you haven't noticed. Stuart Anderson's restau- Adam Novicki rants have dropped the trademark Black Angus. and Junior the image associated with it Theatre Arts alp Forum Page Policy Mal. to Spartan Shops: the literars sage saith. If it looks like a fish, smells like a fish and The Spartan Dials eaders 10 write letters Feels like a fish, then it is a if di and nia a egetahle. to the editor. Bring them I,, Dwight Hensel Hall, Room 208, %tidy Bird is the forum page editor and is not or the Student Information Desk. considering running for president of the Reef major, class Letters must bear the writer's name. C ((((( A Rinke, ien appears every Wednes- (0986 phone number. The Dad'.- reserves the right to Sown* standing and day . ONLY edit letters for libel and length . Spartan Daily/Wednesclay, February 4, 1987 Currents Page 3 Cooperation is key element Dateline to student-run credit union Senate votes to up speed limit the credit union By Tom Boothe needs logistic and po- WASHINGTON (API The Senate soted Tues- Atherton girl faces judge litical support. day to let Mines raise speed limos along sparsely settled The Associated Students is an or- This support. or lack thereof. stretches of interstate highways to 65 mph, setting up a ATHERTON, Calif (API Police first thought ganization founded almost 100 years raises an important question. Can we, clash with the House that could delay distribution of bil- 17 -year -old firma Moore was kidnapped from this upper ago to promote student activities, in- the A.S. and the credit union, set aside lions ol dollars ol federal transportation crust community Now, they Suspect she went along teraction and ser% lies. The A.S. also our differences to benefit students at The speed limit increase, approved 65-33, was an willingly with a worldly 16-year-old on it three-day, exists to represent the SJSU student SJSU? I'm banking on it. as the future amendment to the Si52.4 billion highway hill, which twin-state crime spree perspective to the administration, fac- of both organizations is at stake. would provide assistance to road and bridge projects in The two appeared in Riverside County. Juvenile ulty and the community at large. Last week's hoard actions pro- the states for the next lour years A $10.8 billion pack- Court on Wednesday on charges of robbery. grand theft During the turbulent 'Ms the vide a common ground upon which we age of mass transit assistance is espected to he added to auto and being armed with a gun. A.S. acted as an intermediary and ha- can build. Rather than bogging down the highway hill Robert Sputter. supers is01" oh the District Attorney's son between student activists and the in organizational pride with both sides A S91 billion highway and transit hill passed by the Of f ice ju senile disision. said Superior Court Judge Gor- administration The A .S interceded stubbornly refusing to move, our two House last month would retain the current 55 mph speed don Burkhart ordered the pair detained until a Feb. 20 organizations put their dillerences limit. and Rep. James Howard. D-N 1.. chairman of the hearing. Community aside. llouse Public Works and Transportation Committee. has Spitzer said the District Attorneys Unice has asked Today the A.S. is working with said he favors 55 mph. the court to order them to stand trial as adults. Perspective an attorney, who knows the ins and Most support kyr increasing the limit came from Sgt. Joe Sicks ol the Riverside Coumy Sheriff's outs of the CSU legal department, to Western legislators, who argued that higher speeds Office said the two were arrested Sunday night after al- on several occasion. to pre%ent. quite hunt Boothe formulate an appropriate lease agree- should he allowed on long. isolated sections of road. Op- legedly holding up a Moreno Valley donut shop. just literally, physical confrontations be- . . . A.S. president ment. The credit union board of direc- ponents. mainly Easterners, have insisted that the lower minutes alter Ms. Moore walked into the shop, pulled a tween students and the "establish- knowledge of. the CM. system. To- tors has been in contact with the speed saves lives and conserves gasoline. gun. ordered a waitress to empty the till and yanked a ment." gether. these organizations can pro- NCUA to investigate a name change. telephone cord out as she lett with the cash. The 19K6-87 A.S. board of dir vide a valuable financial service to the The A.S. and credit union hoards of ectors has been confronted with a students of SJSU. directors have resolved to do every- number or issues and concerns, some There are, hov..ever. some road- thing within their power to make a Warships approach Lebanon Economic forecast rises quite unique. The board of directors is blocks to reaching this goal. At the end campus-based student credit union a BEIRUT. Lebanon (API - U.S. warships were re- WASHINGTON (AP) The Commerce Depart- currently putting together a model em- of last semester, these two organiza- reality. ported within 5)) miles of Lebanon on Tuesday and offi- ment said Tuesday its main economic forbeasting gauge ployee relations program, necessitated tions were divided by personality, not The A.S. has failed to grow at a cial sources in Cyprus said civilian aircraft Ily mg near soared 2.1 percent in December. the biggest increase in by the unionization of its employees. principle. They were separated by rate comparable to that of its sister the ships were ordered by radio to veer off. almost four years, hut economists were split on whether This program is the first of its kind in questions of autonomy, jurisdictional auxiliaries Spartan Shops. Student The warships of the 6th Fleet were in international the strong performance signaled a reviving economy. California. authority. compatability. and even the Union and the University Foundation. waters. The gain in the Index of Leading Indicators in De- Another first for the California name of the credit union It is imperative that the AS., the only The sources in Cyprus. which lies 100 miles north- cember was the fourth in a row and followed strong ad- State University system is the student Add to this list of problems some completely student -governed auxiliary west of Beirut. spoke on condition of anonymity. sauces of 0.7 percent in October and 11.9 percent in No- credit union. The A.S. and the Wash- concerns of accountability as well as on campus. look beyond the annual The United States marshaled a strong battle group %ember. ington Square Federal Credit Union legal liability with the chancellor's of- horizons and realize it is one conti- in the eastern Mediterranean over the past week in re- The 2.1 percent rise in the leading indicators was share a basic underlying premise. fice, and you might have a standoff nious organization approaching a cen- sponse to rising tensions in the Middle East and follow- the biggest one-month increase since a 3.1 percent surge They both believe in the strength of a complex problem that won't budge. tury in age. We will overcome, just as ing a spate of kidnappings of foreigners in Lebanon. in January 1983. students serving students. What you won't have are additional, certainly as we will continue at &I- The kidnappers. and Moslem leaders in Lebanon. How e% er. sonic economists said the December 11g. Each organization has an area of and needed, services for students. R'. warned that any military action by the United States are isserstates1 the econ iiiii y's strength. They noted that expertise which can enhance the other. The A.S. needs new services like Tom Boothe is president of the would mean death or the captives. the biggest positise influences came Imm a huge rise in The credit union has experience and the credit union. It can provide stu- Associated Students. Community building tx rtnits and a jump in consumer and business influence with the National Credit dents with financial help, as well as Perspective, a forum for active credit. Union Association, a federal agency. enhance the image, credibility and re- members of the community, appears The A.S. has skill working with, and spectability of the A.S. and SJSU. But Wednesday. House overrides water veto
1-11/USC, drawing first Mb. WASHINGTON (API The AIDS tests may be mandatory blood in the spending battles facing the 10(kh Congress, officials. wor Computer-equipped room opens voted overwhelmingly today to override President Rea- ATLANTA (API Federal health heterosexuals. ..iv1 gan's veto of popular 520 billion clean water legislation. ried by an increase in AIDS among By Deborah G. Glidden pie r lab supers i.or tests he With an open access lab, students The action. on a 401-26 some, came shortly after Tuesday they may recommend that AIDS blood Deity stall writer "Any department on campus that can hospitals and even practice what they learn in the Reagan made a final plea to GOP members to support his mandatory for all patients admitted to Students can now receive hands- has a need for computer use in its computer-equipped classroom. she marriage licenses. position that the public works legislation is too costly couples applying for on experience at SJSLI's new corn- classes will benefit by using the com- now is re. said. The title sent the issue to the Senate, v,hich is The test for antibodies to the AIDS vinis puter-equipped classroom. puter-equipped classroom." Kittinger for blood donors. The schedule or the classroom is scheduled to take its override sole later this week and quired only said. federal Centers for Disease Control has invited The classroom can he reserved by by reservation hut first priority goes to where even Republican Leader Robert Dole (il- Kansas The officials to Atlanta for a public hearing faculty members for the entire class Although the Computing Services the computer center. The center offers all hut conceded defeat on the first major spending ques- 250 public health its proposal. said Dr. Walter Dowdle. the period, but not for the semester. said newsletter has not gone out to an- short courses on its computer systems tion before Congress this year. to discuss director. Lawrence A. Kittinger Jr.. associate nounce the new instuctional class- for students and faculty members who House GOP Leader Robert Michel of Illinois urged C'IX"s AIDS invited to the hearing Feb. 24-25 include director of academic computing serv- room, reservations have been made up want to know something about the his Republican colleagues to stand by their president. Those of civil liberties groups. who Inas oppose the ices. to the first pan of April. Saeeh said. computers before they actually use Michel said that while he had pres musty voted for the members proposal. Dowdle said. The computer-equipped class- "I.% e been wanting to establish them. Saeeh said. hill, the veto "changes the coitipl..s its i the situation."' room is in Sweeney Hall. Room 213 this (computer -equipped classroom) The computer-equipped class- and is adjacent to the Journalism 60B on campus for a couple of years ." room is open Monday through Friday typing lab hut isn't displacing it, he Kittinger said. "Trends in techniques from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. A key for the - Foreign language lab changes address used to teach computer courses are classroom will he given to each in- showing a need for this facility." ic 'The' instructor will use an IBM structor who reserves the room just be- By Deborah .1. Kaplan ten times. helplul tim tho, hsi are taking a for- personal computer connected to a The instructional room was fore the period and should he returned Daily staff writer eign language. s.irtt Vladimir Schenk, When the lab first opened. the video projector so students can prac- funded through the Computing Serv- immediately after the session is over. On a change de place la labo- a professor ill the Russian language. number of sisits recorded were a mere tice what is seen on the video screen, ices budget but took about two years to she said. ratoire de tangoes etrangeres. For The audio tapes. VCRs and com- 169. Last semester the number of visi- Kittinger said. said. those who aren't multi-lingual. this puters aid students with pronunciation, develop and equip, he tors swelled to 3.540, according The room has 20 student work Six computer labs are now open translates into English as meaning the to re- grammar and comprehension. Schenk sults obtained by Donna Gustafson. stations which are all capable of com- A second phase of the Computing for student use Dudley Moorehead Foreign Language Laboratory has said. chair for the Foreign Language municating with the campus main Services project should he finished by Hall, Room 352; MacQuarrie Hall, moved. depart- ment. The Foreign Language depart- frame system. Students will use com- mid-semester and will provide stu- Room 221; Business Classroom 16; As of today, the lab is in Room dents with open access to a student lab Science Building. Room 242; Indus- ment designed an individualized in- puters that are clones of the IBM com- 211 of Sweeney Hall. The old lab, on next door to the instructional class- trial Studies, Room 230 and Duncan "Each semester the number of truction program to help students who puters. the fourth floor of Sweeney Hall. hut room. Saeeh said. Hall. Room 241. people coming through here have been wanted to take a Imiegn language, Working in this situation should could barely accomodate the amount growing by leaps and hounds." said didn't have the time to fit a class in make it easier for students because Before the classroom was avail- No eating, drinking or smoking of students needed to utilize the fa- Bermingham. their schedule. Students can get aca- they can tell the instructor if their able, computer labs had to he closed in will he allowed in the six computer cility, said Lou Bermingham. gradu- The new facility will be able to demic credit or entering the indiviva- screen is different from what the order for a class to use it and many stu- labs or the classroom because any sub- ate/lab assistant. accomodate twice the amount ol peo- I ized attraction program. Bermingham screen shows and correct their errors dents were unable to finish their work. stance spilled on the keyboard usually Since the lab opened in the spring ple because it will contain twice the said. immediately. said Nat Saeeb, corn- she said ruins it. Saeeh '.aid of 1983. usage has increased almost amount of equipment. Bermingham The program enables students to said. learn new languages !nun audit) tapes Spartaguide "The old lab had eight audio tape and other materials. such as Apple decks, twin computers and one Video computers and VCRs. The languages available The Re-Entry Advisory Program house from noon to 6 p.m. tomorrow 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Campus Cassette Recorder," he said. "The include 15 decks, four the following: French. German, Span- will have a brown-bag lunch at 12:30 SJSU College Republicans will at its house at 230 S. Tenth St. Any Christian Center. at the the corner of new lab is housing ish. Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin. p.m. today in the Student Union Pa- meet at 12:30 p.m. today in the Stu- students interested in law enforcement Tenth and San Carlos Streets. Contact computers and two VCRs." he very Portuguese and Russian, he said. checo Room. Contact Virginia dent Union Guadalupe Room. Contact are invited. Call 998-9113 for infor- Tien at 270-1226 for information. The lab has proven to O'Reilly or Sue Miller at 277-2005 for John Bliss at (415)656-2484 for infor- mation. information. mation. The SJSU Ski Club is holding sign-ups for a trip to Squaw Valley and A Physics Department seminar Alpine. Sign up at the Ski Club table The SJSU Ultimate Frisbee Club GREGORY HINES Spartan Daily will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow in Sci- for the trip, which will cost $103 for will hold practice at 2:30 p.m. today ence Building room 258. Dr. Don Be- members and $115 for non-members. Serving the San Jose State and Friday at William Street Park in thune of IBM will discuss "Devel- The trip will he this weekend. Contact BILLY CRYSTAL San Jose. Call Terry McCarthy at 279- University Community opment of tunable pulsed infrared Chuck at 268-5633 for information. THE GOOD NEWS 11563 for information. Since 1934 sources to he applied in surface spec- Detectives Ray Hughes and Danny Costanzo going to retire in 30 days. troscopy." Coffee and cookies will he are (UCPS 509-480) The Hispanic Business Associa- served in room 239 at 3:30 p.m. Con- ADVERTISE THE BAD NEWS 277-9288 in Second class pooagc paid at San low. Cali. tion will hold its first general meeting tact Dr. Carel Boekema at Every crook Chicago wants in the to take one last shot at them forma Member ol Calitornia Sic...paper at 5 p.m. today in the Student Union For information. Publishers Associamin and ihi Associated Pacheco Room. Contact Robert Cruz Spartan Daily Pros, Published daily by San lose Male No problem at 287-2699 for information. University. during the sollcge year The The Math and Computer Science 277-3171 opinions espre sed in Mc paper an: not nee. Depanmant will present a lecture by c.sanl) those Ill hi, 14epartineni Journa- lism and Mass (foininunualions. the Uni- The SJSU Pre-Law Association Prof. Mann E. Hellman, of Stanford student or versity Adnunisirainin or any will present a program entitled "Have University, entitled "Is nuclear war faculty organuation Mall subssopiiiins ac- inevitible or preventable?" at 4 p.m cepted on a remainder 01 semester basis you ever thought about going to law Full academie year. $15 Each semester. school?" at 5 p.m. today. Contact tomorrow in MacQuarrie Hall room Si 50 ()ft-cainpus price per copy. 15 Steve Aguilar at 251-7532 for infor- 324. Contact Marylin at 277-2411 for cents On-campus dellvery paid ion through information. 50 per padetpati mation kinkoss Siudents at s Associateil mg omitted student Phone Pdaimal 277- 3181 Adserloing 277-3171 Ponied by Fricke-Parks Press The Asian American Christian Campus Ministries will present a Quality Kodak Copies Postmaster Meow send all address coot, Fellowship will hold its weekly meet- Vietnamese Bible study from 5:15 to At Affordable Prices Mtn, 10 SIMIlan 1)411). San Jose Siate Uni- versity. One Washingiom Square. San Jose. ing at 7 p.m. tonight in the Spartan Chapel. Contact Don Chin CA 95192 Memorial Term Papers and Reports at 997-71408 for information. STAFF Resumes Theses TEACH Handouts and Flyers tiroll C. Hamann Editor Army ROTC Day will feature Advertising nirecior I on Hunter IN JAPAN RUNNING SCARED City canal Podia limy Car.311ansan free rappelling for all SJSU students SELF-SERVE COPIERS AVAILABLE A IUMAWIls%ltrt LTIMPArtet PICIDUCISPO Nmes Editor Frank Michael 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow at the San A Et TER lOWS wU Assistant Hewn Halm Sun KlyaDu Jose Fire Department Tower at the cor- RUSIVEIG WAD STEVEN OWES MUSK bk ROO IMAIIR101 Spy 5, Wry NO* Sows* by GAM NNW ao 11610 WPM Andy 13od Persons wah a degree or pirexpenence to Forum Fdlint ner of W. San Carlos and S. Mont- Velo and Spiral Binding WirsetnIslunn Pt o erMrd Padded g MVO elStEa LIAVWCF IMAM tut,nwrie PPP WSW *golden! Forum f ditor Itan Kier such heals as engneenng pubaslang pubic axiom. (4.erriht I en Gunman Streets. Transportation will R 4:7317-&-' Sports Editor gomery reiaoons, pharmacology logutstocskinguages Gold Stamping Feature Editor Janie! Hall depart every hour from MacQuarrie clucatron roshong 10 teach togliall to Japa- Passport Photos Entertainer Fdltor Amy I Pabalan Hall room 309. Contact Captain Jicha Prieto Editor April Smlt , adults lor one tn ?WO vaarS Tokyo and Sell Serve Typewriters Editors Oscar Cloture at 277-2985 for information. AGMACIAle other pals al Japan should wore to Cassette Duplicating TONIGHT AT C Wailers Course Reading Packets ChM. Phoiogrepher Jule Pennell AUDITORIUM Alliance will MORRIS DAILY 'IMO Advertising Manager mit Ogden Gay and Lesbian Personnel Director Downtown Retail AdvArtleIng Manager meet at 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to- International Education Services SHOWING AT 7 AND 10 P.M. iron, Mahlrnan 3105 Third SI 481 1 San Carlos St morrow in the Student Union Costa- Shin Taiso Building Notional Advertleing Manager I no Cooper ACIOSS Imom McDonald si 'between ithri & Into noan Room. Contact Steve at 291. Presented by Funded by Weltering Manager Goritra 10-7 Dogenzaka 2-ChOme, 295 4336 295-5511 Jed flair.. 4630 for information. Spaniel Sections Menage, Shibuya-Ku M F 7AM 9PM OPEN Wednesday Night Cinema Associated Adam Worn Art Manager Tokyo. Japan 150 Sal 1DAM 6PM 24 heel P Fox HOURS A.S. Program Board Students Production Director U. Chi Pi Sigma will have an open l’alti Sports Wednesday. February 4. 1987/Spartan Daily
Full Count Ex-SJSU golfers 4 Len Gutman assist program By John Bagley nences while on tour. Daily stall wmet Vermin expressed the ditlereni Forme' SlSt golfing greats Ken desires and priorities ol some ol to- Going. . .going. . .gone Venturi and Rodger Malthie were on Llit’ top player% hand Monday at San Jose's Almaden "S0111C r)layers out there just Country Club. The occasion was a Friday 's A1111,411011 id Ron ('es by the 0.ik land can't win and don't want to. Venturi A's got inc thinking about my glory days ol fund-raiser or the Inen's golf team. explained. baseball the 197( I%. The day began with it small gull Someone then called to Ventun't Go ahead. laugh But the '70% will go down as clinic in which horn Venturi and Malt attention the time Doug Sanders cur one of the greatest eras in baseball history The Big hie pno. ided golf tips and answered rently acitse on the Senior Tour) Red Machine The A's dynasty. The Yankee- Dotlger questions concerning the spectators missed a one -foot putt that lost him the rivalry. troubled golf games British Open one year. Those were the years that I grew up idoliiing Venturi, who is the current guilt -Some players don't want to be hasehall players. analyst lid CBS Spin Is. pined the Pro in :t position to win." Venturi said. Tug McGraw Randy Jones. Rix] Carew. Johnny lessional tiolfers. Assiii.1.1114/11 TOW in they don't want to he in a situation Bench Catfish Hunter. 195K and is probably best known for were they can possibly choke Some When I first moved to Southern California. I his victory m the 1%21. S ( /pen. guys are quite happy earning S4 .0011 loved the Dodgers (although I hate them with a pas- Malibu:, who is still an active pacheck's every week sion now ). Cey was my favorite. When the Cubs player on the PGA Tian. has made "When Sanders 1111ssell his putt. picked him up four years ago. I figured he would play its er SI million in career earnings he wasn't thinking w mit Doug tt is a couple ol more decent seasons then hang up his since !inning the tour in 1972 probably thinking 'it I hit this putt. I cleats Venturi stressed the importance will he the British Open Champion. 1.ast season Cc) hit 273, smacked 11 homertins ill the lake -au ay of the club and the and have a 10-year quality, mg exemp- and had .ln runs hatted in. Not exactly an MVP sea ability id a player maintain the same tion.'" Venturi said son. He'll he 39 years old on Feb. 15. swing plane for et cry shot. "You take a guy like Nicklaus in The point that I ant trying to make us that my "Take it hack in one piece.'' the same situation and I guarantee you. image of Cey is being ruined by his prolonged career. Venturi said. "Anyone can contact the Jack is not thinking win, money or I want to remember him tor a season like 1977 when hall the same was eyerylime, provid- exemption. He lust wants to hit the he hit 30 homers and knocked in 110 runs. And lid ing you slay on the same plane " putt... he added. watching hint waddle down the hasepaths like a pen- While Maltbie hit repetitive goll Venturi also said that it is a play- guin. The Penguin. shots. Venturi kk (mid explain to the er% level ol priority and desire that Which is exactly why Cey. along with Reggie small crowd ket golfing fundamen- makes him great, it's not all natural Jackson. Vida Blue. Craig Nettles, Don Sutton. Pete tals. He stressed the importance ol talent. Rose. etc.. should call it quits. grip, tempo. knee Iles and the !unc- ’ Nieltlatis tuner was great in all Not for me. But for baseball. tions of both the lett and right arm it eav ol the game. he was lust good in A player should know when his time has 1:11111e 10 throughout the I all sw mg et et arca.- Venturi explained. cash in his chips. All the great ones do. "The only luncnim of the let) .. Iter the clinic and lecture. Ven- Who'll torget the day Carl Yastrtemski retired at arm in the gout sit mg is to hold on and turi w atched the sit ings of SJSC Iresh- Fenway Park and circled the ballpark shaking hands not break doe n." Venturi said "A men goiters Danny Evans and Slike oit with the tans. That was one id the greatest moments in hooked shot is the result id coming rosier_ pros tiling tips to the taut and baseball. And how about when Ted Williams went 111C sit tug plane. flout, cr. it Me plane encouraging them itt stit k a lilt it out. He hit a home run in his last at bat as a major is correctly maintained. the onit it ay The 5.151' men's eon team is a leaguer. Class' one could possibly hook Is to Moe the sell -twitted orgaiii/ation. In order to Who cares it it's great to base Reggie and Vida left hand break dow n raise money lor the team the tourna- hack together again It was great in the early '70s. ma "Quite (Men a itersim yds, hooks ment litrrnat was unique. the late '80%. is not someone with an merit 1/0\1 et Tournament participants. feeling The nostalgia id it all will wear off quickly w hen lid tight hand hut a weak lilt arid,'' unsure of then ovt n golf abilities, Robert Avoid Daily staff photographer the As are in the thick ot the race lid the American Volum.' said could hat e 5.15V team members hit West title and they hat e to rely on Ce t ,Ind Jackson to Venturi :ind Malthie ollered inter- their (Int es and approach shots on cer- Fs-SJSU golfer Ken enturi gives a dem- Monday. enturi, oho won the U.S. bring in the big runs ...stow slot let about some of their exile- tain hole. onstration at the Almaden Country nub hven in 1962, noo works for CBS Sports. And Vida Blue lust doesn't cut It anymore. Sine he can still strike out some of the hest in the league. but the younger and quicker hatters will burn him in the long run. Down the stretch the As are going to need a youthful pitcher that isn't going to lose his taut t Spartan rugby team gets by on basics after the third inning. Nobody can doubt that the As could be it legiti- mate contender this year. What they need is another By David Barry is hen they had Carl Fkern. alt,, is IIMN 1111ChatACI it till the Jose Canseco, not another over-the-hill, milhon-dollar Daily stall writer 1 os Angeles Rani.. they were among the top live teams in bust In the shadow of sparkling parked cars. modern Spar- 'This team has the potential to win the country Some optimists might say that these older players tan Complev and recently renot :nett Spartan Stadium, a But until this year, the team had fallen on hard times. will supplement the younger players by teaching them group of SJS1.] athletes are using their Saturday afternoons a national championship.' "When I came here three years ago there were about .`and adding experience to the team. Yeah, right. 10 take a step hack in time. Dean Lamont. to players, but not many of them understtaxl the game." I Thevet's have plenty of experience in Joaquin An- They are pieJohers tic the San Jose State Unitersity siSt1 rugby team captain 1)can Lamont said. dujar. Carney Lansford. Alfredo Grill in and manager Rught Club Yet since that point they ha e 1110% ed lorvt.ard. And as Tony La Russa, among others. they are playing a sport been spoiled And that has not Saturday .12-0 victory iwei visiting Sacnimento Stale epit- The A's can create the same nostalgia by letting These current by extra equipment. rule changes or money broken jaw last week But in sly ueeks Mien the braces omi/ed. the team is among the hest in Northern ('alifornia. Jackson and Blue throw out the first hall on opening panicipains. like those that played this game during the come oil.. Lamont tows lie will he back in action. possibly in the States. day. (That 1.11 Blue can reach the plate.) IMO., have come to the true meaning ol team- experience "I am suffering from complete insanity ." Lamont his is the hest team I have played on since I have You hive to respect the Dodger organimtion. work said. "But also a love for the game... been here." Lamont said "This team has the potential to They are the only organitation in baseball that knows "When Tin ilia) mg intt here." team captain Ikan La- But aside from representing what sport once was. the son a national championship.' when it's time to let a player go. Look around the mont said. "I sitinetimes think that this is what American SJSI.1 team is also an example tub rebirth. These athletes are throw hacks. Ow them a big white league and count the ex -Dodgers still hanging around tooth:ill must hit' been like in its early. days." During the 1970s the team w :is alw at s among the hest. ball. a cloud ()I dust and contact made by Ilesh against flesh, Garvey. Cry. Lows Baker. Sutton. But in this sistn. comradert is as important as victory . In 1.1,-1 nounic,1 out lone -time coach Ron \I, lic.1111 111 out hat e made them content. These guys were once part ol a great team: now 'I tote the this steal contact. the comradery . the good they are just scattered around the league trying to re times and how es cf),, me sticks together: I Annan said. live past glories. Why can't they he satisfied with the Dean's younger brother Andrew concurs. Yon make past? a lot uI Inends in night . it ho are I rtends lin lilt'You ca n It can't he the money. These guys have got to he also use the game to Ira\ el allot er the world and is hen your pretty well-olt by now. Jackson makes millions on in another country . and t int say t ou're a night player. they 4 promotions for Der Wienerschnittel alone. treat you as a Inend." As a fan of the game, it hurts to see a career These 5.15(1 athletes personity what college athletics dragged out. %sib once about They play because they love the game. There's nothing worse than watching someone They are not on scholarships grant-in -aids. In fact, they ,111 really admired struggling to get hits hecause he 10 hate to pay Spartan tits' can't get the hat around as quickly as he used tote "For under a S 01) a player can buy his own kit (shin. losing 15 games instead of winning 20. shoes and socks. plus dues)." Dean I .aiumm,nt said. Maybe Charlie 0 Finley knew what he was They also shake 011 the blood and the pain :1s a part id doing when he got out the game Len Gutman is the sports editor and a devout For instance. Andrew Lamont. during his time as rught player. has had pulls. bruises and has been knocked Riot every Price San Diego Padres fan. Full Count appears 9 SALE DAYS FEBRUARY 4 .10,1987 N'ednesday . unconscious Currentlt . he is out of action alter sullering
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Bloom County Bort* Brikathod Yesterdaily On THE Aar RtovINTR ElEOR6441ZEP This Date... .AvONNE 0,v OW 100R IAA WHY GYP SEC401 14.il I EIKE 1W ROHM' WE 47tar RECOCP ca - 4 EVER9NIARTIONN0 wv ITIRE MY ITO rorRay A MP VOEO 7V ISERIT CALL MI5 WNW TODAY. RELATIONSHIP TO CEREAL HOWL PIRICALC/5 CERE4C 8094 !HEM ON 10tAt NE ING 11050612 hl 411,11 WERE OR Ovr Of THE THAT Ya/ KEEP TW &EN HEAP 100 4Fror,vie/ir OLRER ", Campus . . . in 1947 li mar MN &rota FRIGE 7 11- mar RETRICK10111* CATON 511.0E Because of two past MEM GO' iota HOW Y \ incidents. one ()I which involved When Dave lesser passed out cigars last week. it was I KAI LI177.6 fighting, two SJSU fraternities. Alpha Phi Alpha and Phi an indication that the "younger set" of Spartan City KIP Beta Sigma, have heen had a 4\7_4 harmed from using Morris Dailey new member, bringing the total membership to 95 qr Auditorium for their annual Greek Show. The event has A census to determine the number it ju%eniles in the been moved to the Student Union Ball Room. City was taken by Bernice Van Gundy and Phil Ginn Jan- The fraternities. which donate all the profits to charity. uary 4. They were amazed when the total reached 94. said the move could cost them about ' S2.000 Problems that arise in raising children are no different rsal at Spartan City than in any other community in The Associated America. Students Program Board wants to sell All parents want a sale playground for ii ttLf their children, a beer at two events this semester. school close to home, and some person who can take care ot tol Paul Goelti. program hoard concert chairman, pro- the children evenings. Isaac Newt Sheila Neal posed the idea for selling beer and other concessions last se- mester to the Student Union hoard of directors, which de- ferred the proposition to its house committee. Goa, seeks . . . in 1952 permission from the house and the Student Union hoard of In regard to a U.P. news release, which disclosed that directors, hut final approval will come from SJSU President a recommendation has been made to evacuate AI% isit and Gail Fullerton. construct a flood basin there. Dr. Ralph .1. Smith. chairman c ISAAC of a 1949 Santa Clara flood control advisory group said, The SJSU Panhellenic Expansion Committee has de- "This %Wiwi n points up the tact that the planning in cided to add a new sorority to the campus. A committee will Santa Clara count 1during the past left years has been based choose the new group from the national sororities Alpha upon dry seasons." Della Pi. Alpha Omicron and Sigma Sigma Sigma. The ex- This recommendation that Alvim) he deserted and pansion committee said it was time to allow the Greek sys- made into a flood basin highlighted a state hearing on Santa tem to grow. Clara county flood problems in Sacramento Friday. Commentating on recent proposals regarding a nest student union. E.S. Thompson. college business manage'. Good Clean Fun Gene Mahoney Sports said much will depend on the state legislature's attitude to The SJSU baseball team split two double-headers over ward such a project. Itlefit fkicK 04No7106.ITS WELL41... the weekend. The Spartans heat the University or Thompson said that "5,1503aK1 was neee,sar even to WHATEVER Nevada- ONCE AGAIN Detlit WAS woo ji.sr NsicEP Reno team Saturday and lost to Sacramento State begin planning for a not student union. And the legislators A NICE VALERIE, tWIENEDTo Sunday. WITH YovfirAt 131/10, GIRLS ony I keeping their record even at 3-3. Junior Anthony 'Telford might take a dim view of appropriating a large sum of LaIE COINECO 21,-AccK M441 y CHOZE FRail PM& CIVIL RIGHTsT highlighted the % ictor) irN.er Reno. allowing the Wolipack money ;Or what they might consider, at present. an 'unes- V,41! CHMSE -T14E ertEnr VALERIE Hay OWN Fki14, " cri 110 502 THE_ sociery? just one hit and striking out 13. sential' building." Yovi !ATE 19- Tou Ole HivE oak. mill aim? giCirCa"*A lerwo In basketball, the men suffered a 62-60 loss at Ful- lerton State Monday night, dropping their overall record to . . . in 1975 10-10, 6-5 in PC'AA play. Students over 21 "tnight' still be ahle to buy beer at The women also continue to tall in the standings after a California State Unkersines and Colleges in the future. 64-60 loss to San Diego State. The team is now 3-14 for the Last week, the full board of trustees voted 9-3-1 to season, in the PCAA. postpone until March a motion to prohibit the sale of alco- holic beverages on campuses. The women's gymnastics team won their third meet in The motion to prohibit the sale of beer would have pre- a row. defeating Chico State in all four events on Sunday. vented the lost meeting ol a ta.k force to study the question. Home On The Range Bill Lukas Snail tycoon pride of Fresno 4-H'ers ARE you TIRED OF WELL mot4 yovCA1.1 you CxEr AM AD0Fmoi %ARTA AO0PT A MMLE... c'ENPN' YouR potlAgs ADOPT A- NISSLE RTIFIcATE, A PicTuRe you KNoku TVERF'S A FoR$9.9i 400 CAM OF YOUR AN DEL REY, Cal,' America him is he i,itingest honhis distinction is nisi the 6JEAP0NS HAYI WEAPON, t-111-.%5V YouR Thomas Albin is 1,1, spare ',OUR NAM tztAALAIct4W .S slX'ii1iii major -.nailer'. in the nation. est of in% Had dceomphshinents indite NOTH(NC1 1-0 SHOW KV ADOPT EITHER A PEP5I14 gm.’ ON in !!! time tending a herd in lon.otx) Cali- "There %%.,..1 9-% ear -old girl who by local members 01 America rut ??!I MiNkrt-EHAR oR (-KUlSe ON YOUR INISSC.F'S --r , fornia Brown snails, a slots -ino% mg - , started. hut all her snails died and she and not escargot indusirs SSLE SIPE,- task that nonetheless has made him the quit." said Thomas, a. he stood in envy of many a 4-1--Ter. Later this !.ear. Ne erid club fr front ot one of his 27 -toot 1%) 31 -root 41. snail pens on his family 's 45 -acre founders plan to open a "Snail Distri- The 13-year-old's entrepreneur- grape ranch about 10 miles south of bution ('cuter.'' ship- Thomas sells them to he ser% ed Fresno and 200 miles southeast of San 1 as escargot -- has won him Besides being the first major recogni- tion. Francisco. fresh snail outlet in America, the nest "That's not going to happen to club will also otlei them barbecued. Fresno-based Snail Club of inc..' he said. smoked and c% en ph. kW. The Real World Manuel Ruiz
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When, theses II Millen.) San Jose 2964161 end posnions are avolinie FEMAl F ROOMMATE WNTD shares feeling you ye been vacatIoning professraznal bock -up A group , Campus Wednesday. February 4. 198 7 Spartan Daily SJSU mothers given a break Latin music station MATERNITY. from page I lease "At any given time there are probably two beyond the time of her original appointmeni It a stall member who has worked at least or three people on maternity. leave." Kam said. The benefits at maternity lease begin part time for six months or more has applied at One employee who returned this Semester plays for listeners when an employee is hired. An employee may the beginning of her employment in a health alter taking a maternity leave is Deborah take a lease of up to twelve months lor preg- plan offered by the university, the plan still Sampson Boogaard, assistant director of Ca- /F,10/0. front paw / acionantical ...,ers all nancy. Kam said. covers maternity lease. Kam said reer Planning and Placement. Most students entoyed the session areas sal the Student Union." Pregnancy, which is treated as an illness. Adoptive parents may take Sampson a parental Boogaard was on maternity which featured high-energy. loud, pulsat- 'I like it. hut it's really loud. Ed rather is given a Medical Leave. Men may also take a leave of up to five days. Five days of sick leave leave during last tall semester. She said her di- ing. break -dancing music ead . ' 'rant internal 'anal business sOplio- 12 month, unpaid leave of absence when their may also he used if a member of the immediate rector. Jerry Brody, was very supportise. '1 lose said Maria Elena I .emus. more Mackusick wives haine children, she said. IA lien family. such as a child, becomes ill, Hawkins "The other people in the office divvied up senior imajoring in nutrition and banal sees Radii, A/ilan e enings be- 'So far, no man has ever done this. Kara said. my duties. she said. "They were %cry gra- ice. "I think it's great. -- tween 7 and lap it I lie musical lormal In said. Any employee may use as much vacation cious about everything." Still others were bothered by the sail sick.f sold oldies arid ilie Pay benefits may he derived in a number time as she has accumulated for a paid mater- Sampson Boogaanl used six weeks ol sick utile sit the ety heard at the S of ways. Kam and Hawkins said. nity. leave. Kam said. leave, hut neser had to lease her status as a 'Why is it so loud ' What's the put Marque/ hopes to cx entii,ilb blase an A percentage (il the employee's sick leave All leaves are to to he appnwed by SJSU s paid employee thanks sacation time she had pose?. said John Howard. a freshman ma entire day lair Attlan programming. hut he may he used, especially lithe pregnancy is not president or the president's designee. accord- accumulated during her Mx years w ith SJSU. airing in Aliw-American Studies said he's satisfied for nov. a "well" one, Kam said. Non -industrial Disa- ing to the rules is y governing leaves of absence. 'The unisersity ery good about Other students agreed "We're building interest and support bility INDI) insurance may be applied far. The faculty contract, which ran between that .''she said. "Irs distracting because of the noise. now,'' he said ''Maybe within,, year which provides an employee with about half August 16, 1983 and June 30, 19146. provided She had saved up all her sacation time said Dana Iterben. a umot " pay Either ill these. or a combination of the maternity leaves very similar to stall leaves. with an eye toward becoming pregnant and Said two, may he used tar a total of six weeks of said Nancy Newman of Faculty Affairs. The she was pleased that SJSU allowed her iii Use paid leave, she said. amount of leave ganted is negotiated individu- "There is no hard and fast rule." Hawk- ally through personnel. ins said. "Sick leave must he used belOre NDI A new contract for faculty members is Proposition 61, which was on the Nosem- and the two combined cannot exceed six being negotiated. Newman did not say whether her ballot last year and failed, would hese pro- weeks. If someone has a doctor's certification, the California law will change maternity leave hibited the accumulation of vacation time from though, she may take up to eight weeks of paid policy in any way. one calendar year to another, she said. Arbitrator chosen to Ueberroth donates All-Star game seats; settle contract talks athletics profits UNION. from page I page I After that period teachers AUCTION, from would he on probationary SIMS. Women of Sparta event, which netted S130,000, the women's the first step toward earning tenure, intercollegiate athletics decided to forego their share. Redding he said. said. "I don't know why they. The Alumni Association, which is lunded entirely through haven't agreed to it," he added. membership dues and fund raising events. will use the money as Another dispute between the part of its operating budget. The money will also he used to pub- two sides is the lack of a non-dis- lish a new alumni and campus-directed maga/ine. Redding said. crimination clause in the contract. The combined dinner and auction attracted 310 people, Rice said. most of whom were SJSU alumni. said Rich Chew . associate The procedure now in place athletic director. Filing a complaint with Affirmative "For a lot of people. this was their first time back to cam- Action or a federal agency -- is too pus." said Chew. "This was a first-class affair and served as a slow and cumbersome, he said. good welcoming hack .- Samuel D. Henry. director of Coach Claude Gilbert donated a 1986 California Bowl Equal Opportunity Employment Scott Rice championship ring, which was sold for $600. Redding said. and Affirmative Action at SJSU, CFA chapter pre,i,b to the NBA All -Star game said the procedure does work. working in tenure track positions. Other items included two tickets baseball hat autographed by "We have the competence and he said. in Seattle with round-trip airfare, a New York. the [raining [to handle com- If the two sides don't have a Willie Mays, and trips to Hawaii and plaints)." he said. contract by the end of the fact-find- The auction was split into two parts. Rehire dinner silent "We've been doing it all ing period, the chancellor has the bids were offered on cards in front of 79 displayed items. along (since 19751." Henry said. right to impose a settlement. Rice After dinner. [here was a traditional oral auction. complete The complaint procedure is said. with hid paddles. for more than 91 items. Michael Burke- - Daily staff photographer not something that should he bar- "We don't like that part (il the to attract listeners for its Friday gainable, he said. law." he said. The auctioneer, Jim Murphy, chairman of the !Inman Per- Radio Alan disc jockey Peter Carm, discs Equal opportunity hiring prac- However, CFA has been formance Department at San Francisco State I ii crsity . once a senior majoring in accounting. spins night lirograiii broadcast on KSJS. tices is working. Rice said. doing an "aggressive job of keep- taught at SJSI ' Otherwise more women and ing the legislature informed" of the minority faculty members would he contract disputes. Rice said. 'MOM Concert, suds sales SPARTAN canceled BEER. from page PV The other event was to have been a movie sponsored by the Program MO I Board with the Tau Kappa Epsilon Ira temity. But the fraternity, fearful art violating dry rush, decided against the e, idea, Alexander said. Fe\) "We would have co-sponsored it with them and would have split the \Ned profit." Alexander said. "We were cel t. pretty sure of making money. The film -The Blues Broth- ers" -- was to have been shown in AI early February, Alexander said. "But when we talked to the TKEs '\s0c3 about it at our movie Iasi week, they were against it. They felt that it may VV:i044te violate the dry -rush rules." she said it\ The movie idea is still a possibil ity for March, but it would happen without the sale of beer or other con. fosi61 cessions. Alexander said. As for the idea of selling beer iii No Cover Anytime the near future. Alexander said it re fon mains a possibility. 21 & Over Admission and scholarship AUDITIONS
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