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Volume 109, No. 10 September12, 1997 Sit 'n' spin Downtown festivals call for prevention SJPD takes heed "We've been working closely with San Jose Police," GI Forum of leasons learned memI er Al Castellano said. "We're willing to take their sug- in the wake of Cinco gestions to make this festival de Mayo riots wO rk. It's important to have downtown." By Scott Shuey this festival Staff Writer The San Jose Police Department will also have addi- Five months after a riot tional officers clownt.own, Knell broke out on Santa Clara Street sa'id. There will be about 300 following the Cinco De Mayo officers, 50 more than there festival, downtown San Jose is were for Cinco de Mayo. getting ready to celebrate "SJPD will also have their Mexican Independence Day. gang task force there, which is Since the May incident, sev- another 18 to 20 officers," she eral steps have been taken to said. prevent potential problems at Another factor which could the festival, said Noelle Knell of help is that this festival will San Jose's Downtown attract fewer people, Castellano Association. saiO . Only 200,000 to 300,000 Last Cinco De Mayo, 400,000 people are expected at the

people attended the festivities Sunday festival. The GI Forum in downtown San Jose. Around hasii also emphasized their a riot erupted several Mexican Independence Day fes- blocks away on Santa Clara tival as family-oriented event. Street , just after the main fes- "All yungS people a different tival was ending. By 10:30 p.m. diversities- are welcome," police had arrested 31 people Castellano said. "We want to for looting and vandalism. teach them about our culture." Scott Lechner / Spar-tan Daily "After Cinco de Mayo we had The day celebrates the decla- Throwing pots Wednesday afternoon in the Industrial Arts building comes easy to Paul Roberts, who is taking ceramics as an elec- a series of meetings to improve ration of Mexican Independence tive course tor his Art Photography major. gation measures," Knell from Spain. The celebration is said. "This is definitely some- Sunday, even though Mexican thing we'll be keeping our eyes Independence Day is actually O n. Nobody wants it to happen Sept. 16. Female mariachi group celebrates independence again." In 1810, Father Miguel Since alcohoI l was also Hidalgo declared Mexican By Allison Wright munity relations coordinator of women," Gomez said. The group's name comes II Staff Writer The Mexican Heritage Las Adelitas has 13 mem- from the first female soldiers Warned as a major contributor Independence. He started by to last year's riots. This year organizing his parish ut the Corporation. bers who decided to steer away who fought alongside the men Ii bF An all -female mariachi The all-female band called from modern hip-hop music in the Mexican Revolution. anyone wishing to drink alcohol mS vement was so popular that group will celebrate Mexican Las Adelitas is one of the first because they wanted to stay Many of their songs pay tribute will be required to wear a wrist- within a few months he had an Independence Day at the of its kind to break the gender close to the music that depicts to the women who lost their band issued at the festival, army of 80,000 people. Hidalgo Mountain Winery in Saratoga gap in mariachi music. the depth of their Hispanic cul- lives fighting in the war. Knell said."The police have also was captured and then execut- on Friday. "The women from Las ture. Each woman in the group In one of their songs they been working closely with out- ed two years later, but in 1821 The traditional sounds of Adelitas have broken through said she was raised listening to sing about a female soldier who side vendors to stop the off-site after 11 years of war that dev- Hispanic culture come from the barriers in male-dominat- marachi music so, by joining is afraid she will not be remem- sale of alcohol." astated the Nlexican economy, mariachi music which has been ed mariachi music because together, they could be closer to bered if she dies in battle. The The GI Forum, which spon- Mexican was able to gain its dominated by men since mari- their music touches everyone's their culture and make history lyrics are: "I beg you that with sors both Cinco De Nlayo and independence from Spain. achi music began in the late hearts and makes it more live- as one of the first all-female Mexican Independence Day, has kind alike the Fourth of 1800s, said Monica Gomez com- ly because they are young mariachi groups, Gomez said. See Mariachi, page 6 also been taking precautions. See Indepenence, page 4 County symposium reviews latest Alumna takes over HIV information; deaths on decline publishing duties By Shayda Fathipour cases and deaths of AIDS has dropped. Staff Writer This year in Santa Clara County there was a reported number of 71 nevi' cases of people living at Sun Coinciding with Santa Clara County reporting Reporter with AIDS and two who had died as a result of a decline in AIDS cases, the ninth annual the deadly virus. By Lois Jenkins centration in pho- Management of HIV Disease Symposium is being In 1992, the number of deaths from AIDS in Staff Writer tojournalism held at the Doubletree Hotel in San Jose. Santa Clara County was 256, the highest since allowed her to According to the County of Santa Clara Public Hard work and dedication 1983 when the disease was first reported. take the pictures Health Department, the number of reported paid off for former SJSU grad- "The medications may be helping," Dr. Cyndie for the stories she uate Amelia Ashley-Ward, wrote. Wilks, health officer for County of who purchased the Sun - Santa Clara Public Health "I've always AIDS in Santa Clara Reporter in February, San been good at Department, said. "That may be the Francisco's 5:3-year-old black The number of reported AIDS C.ISCN III Santa Clara tout'o is on the reason why they don't go expressing myself to AIDS." weekly. AS editor and publish- decrease There haw been 7 I 1, a Se reported so far this year One hundred- on paper," she Suzy Gordon-Jones, staff coordina- er, Ashley mnety six new cases were reported last war Officials attribute the decline -Ward oversees a said. "When that tor for Santa Clara Medical staff of 15 to the elk% lowness of medications gown to HIV patients full-time and eight got a little boring, Association, said the symposium is part-time workers. The Sun- basically a global overview of HIV I added photogra- Reporter has a circulation of phy." and is designed to update medical 11,000. 161 professionals on the latest informa- That combina- A4 Well ar4 the Sun - tion of skills tion concerning the virus. Reporter, Ashley-Ward also launched Ashley- 101 At the symposium, Dr. Martin bought its associated weeklies Ward into her first Fenstershieb will be discussing the -The Amelia Ashley-Ward California Voice and job with the Sun- 111 reported HIV cases. the Metro Reporters Group "Now I have Reporter, and she's been more freedom Of the reports he'll be speaking from Dr. Garry Goodlett, to do what I the climbing to the top ever since. want to do, to do /00 from regarding Santa Clara County, son of long-time what I owner She's held a variety of p need to do," Ashley- homosexuals and bisexuals are the Carlton B. Goodlett, who died Ward said. iS0 number one tions at the paper, including at-risk group in all eth- in January The combined She said that along with nicities. In addition, women's editor and managing heterosexual con- culation of all three piityrs is that freedom comes great 100 tact editor. was ranked fourth among whites 160,000. responsibility. Latinos and second and third Ashley-Ward said she's anI. Ashley -Ward, 40, lives in "The good side of freedom is 10 among Asians and been handling almost every- African Americans, Pacifica with her husband and the independence respectively. thing since Goodlett left in to do what I 5-year-old son. She graduated want," Ashley-Ward said. "But The conference will begin with reg- 1994 due to illness, but being .011 TINS .111 ,101 from SJSU in 1979 with a the bad side is I can't blame .11 istration and cofTee at 7:45 a.m. and the owner has given her new degree in journalism. A con- mistakes on anybody else." will run until 5 p.m. Nine speakers options. %um* County ol Santa Clam Pubin SeSh Nicartrnwi See Ashley-Ward, page 6

ANN. AIL OPINION 12. 1997 Page 2 SPARTAN DAILY Friday. September Terminating Division of Technology is a mistake Robert Caret depend on the Division of and the campus our program, said Phasing out the division is a of this valley. president Granted, the enrollment fig- ;ind Linda Bain's deci- Technology's survival. community. Seth Bates, chair of' big mistake because it is sure to this division are low, sion to annihilate the While students currently in SJSU is not the the Division of lessen SJSU's competitiveness ures for other measures should be entire Division of Technology is the industrial technology pro- only institution that Technology. A num- in the area of industrial tech- but nology. taken before giving up on the :-11fse to hurt students and the gram would be allowed to finish could be harmed ber of students are university. their studies if the division is from the divison's hired before they Caret and Bain's drastic program. and faculty mem- San Jose State University's ultimately closed, no new stu- closure. graduate, he said. plan to wipe out this division Students against the recommenda- bers need to put pressure on tiThrmlogy diVISI,iIl Offen; St tl- dents would be accepted into Many businesses According to a goes and Bain to rethink their dents a variety careers in the program. could suffer because 1996 Career Center tions of the redesign task force Caret before it is too late. industrial, manufacturing, Those who are turned away they look to the uni- survey, 93 percent and the strategic planning position electronics, and computer tech- may be forced to apply to versity to fill of the division's steering committee who have CATHERINE SPENCER graduates are suggested the program be relo- nology fields with six different another university, college, or their positions. Catherine Spencer is a types of degrees. technical school to receive their At the present placed in careers cated or put on probation. Spartan Daily Senior Staff More than 300 students education possibly one of time, there is an extraordinary related to their degree with an The Division of Technology Writer. enrolled in the program and lower caliber. These possible demand in the Silicon Valley average starting salary of is relevant to the mission of over a dozen faculty members enrollees could be lost to SJSU fin. students graduating from approximately $31,000 a year. this university and the "heart" '03510+thaftic6, »t wolf5,P1.93r Concussions no Editorial laughing matter almost anyone if the media accurately Askportrays members of their ethnic or cul- for football players t oral heritage and they will say no. And yet, the only way most Americans are exposed to cultures other than the one they Young has been the object of worry Steve were born into is through the media. So, it is among 49er reasonable to assume that very few members of faithful since our society have an accurate view of people they last season. interact with on a daily basis. see and And for a very Taking into account that San Jose is one of good reason. the most culturally diverse areas in the state of IlEYSAY California, this ignorance is inexcusable THAT atligcs fM6ui& Neurologist Dr. Jay Rosenberg said, California is fast becoming a place where no LAW lt) one ethnicity will dominate the state's popula- tAi(L OW. "There is no such AU:WSW INTO ever-growing racial tensions arising thing as a mild con- tion. With c. from ignorance and intolerance the over- cussion- - all con whelming passage of Props 187 and 209 stands cussions are an KEVIN HECTEMAN as proofl and the inaccurate stereotypes pre- injury to the brain." sented by the media, people need to take And Young has had not one, not two, but responsibility for their own ignorance. three of them in the last 10 months. culture because Not knowing about another It's time for him to retire, while he can still of a lack of exposure and information is sad, but do so voluntarily. understandable. However, this fails to excuse CAUFORNIK Rc_PRING. football player suffers a concussion, when people are offered chance after chance to When a see another culture from the inside and neglect the initial impact causes the brain to bounce to take advantage of the opportunities. Separating genders bad idea against the skull. The brain is bruised and Mexican Independence Day is Sept. 16, but swells. A major injury of this kind can leave a tomor- San Jose will celebrate Sunday It commemo- Segregation in schools still who will lead our world player unconscious. rates the end to Mexico's 11 -year war with exists. The idea of "sepa- row to be prepared to cope "I don't drink, but I guess the closest thing Spain in the 17th century. It has been likened rate, but equal," which was with the triumphs and you could equate it to is being intoxicated," to the American Fourth of July. All activity in supposedly squelched over 30 tragedies of life, they need to said former football player Al Toon. "Your Mexico conies to a standstill on the day its citi- years ago is alive and well today, be socialized and taught in a reflexes are slower, your concentration is less zens celebrate their freedom. here in this city. "real-world" environment. and your short-term memory is impaired." Like the Cinco de Mayo festival, it presents There are those who will I am not talking about the Young is lucky. lie's still a starting quar- au ) opportunity for residents of San Jose to expe- argue that girls have a better public schools of San Jose, which terback in the NFL at the age of 35. rience firsthand the traditions of ;mother cul- no longer bus children to schools chance of getting one-on-one He's got Super Bowl rings. He has spent ture. outside of their neighborhoods to attention from their teachers most of his NFL career with one of the top The residents of San Jose have a lot pride in further "integration." when boys aren't in the room their various backgrounds. In the next month I am talking about the recent or that boys will be more teams in the game: the San Francisco 49ers. alone the area will be home to the Vietnamese boom in single-gender schools focused on their schoolwork He has nothing left to prove. Mid -Autumn Festival, the Italian American around the country and especial- when girls aren't around to Now, meet three former NFLers whose Heritage Festival and Loch Lomond Highland ly here, in San Jose. distract them. careers were ended prematurely by multiple Games. Because state lawmakers Yet, the glaring reality of concussions. Ignorance is no excuse when the solution is recently approved public funding life is people can't segregate Toon, a former New York Jets wide receiv- so close at hand, but people need to take the for single-gender "academies," it now seems themselves out of a situation with both gen- er, was forced to retire in 1992 at the age of 29 first step to knowledge on their own involved when they enter the job market to be the "in" thing to send your child to an ders after five major concussions in eight years of or social situations. all-boys or all-girls school. pro football. Before you, or those you know, decide to Children must learn early what life is real- Former Pittsburgh Steelers and Chicago follow this trend with your own children, con- ly like, not what we would like it to be. No, Bears Opinion page policies sider carefully these issues. children should not be exposed to excessive running back Merrill Hoge had to hang up his helmet in 1994, also Readers ore encouraged to expert.i then...lora on the Optroon Consider the fact that if you submit your violence or blatant sexual displays, but they at the age of 29, page with a Letter to the Editor or t'ampue Viewpoint child to a single-gender education they'll be should be integrated into "real" society early after suffering two concussions in six weeks. A Letter to the Editor is a 200-word response to an issue or point of view that hex appeared in the Spartan Daily. missing out on tons of experiences which will on. And St. Louis Rams quarterback Chris A Campus Viewpoint in a 430-word essay on current campus, polit- educate them about life. Girls should learn, by being forced, if nec- Miller had to sit out the entire 1996 season ical or nodal issues. stand-up for themselves in classes. Submissions become the property of the Spartan Daily and may he No. I'm not referring to the boy/girl dodge essary, to after five concussions in 15 months. He wants edited for clarity, grammar, libel and length. Submissions must ball games at recess or the plethora of giggles Boys, if distracted by girls, should learn how to attempt a comeback, but the Rams have not contain the author's name, address, phone number. signature co-ed family life class. to stay on-task. It's just that simple. and major. the first day of yet signed him. His career is most likely over. those boy/girl dodge ball games Subinimons may be put in the Letters to the Editor boo at the I'm referring to the lack of "real-life" rela- Besides, The truly sad thing is that too many people Spartan Daily office in Dwight Bentel Hall Room 209, sent by fax to tionship and coping skills your child will miss and co-ed family life classes were fun, weren't 14081924-3291 or mailed to the Spartan Daily Opinion Editor, School don't take this seriously. You see and hear out on when surrounded by only members of they? of Journaliam and Masa Communication., San Jose State University. jokes about this ("so-and-so got his bell rung") One Wnalungton Square, Son Jose. CA 98192-0149 the same sex. Editorials am written by, and MIal the consensus of, the all the time. But for those The world is filled with members of all et.h- Kimberly Lamke is Opinion Editor of the who have suffered Spartan Deily editors, not the staff. Spartan Daily. Her column appears every Published opinion. and advertseemente do not necessanly reflect nicities, backgrounds and BOTH genders. concussions, it's no laughing matter. the view, of the Spartan Daily. the School of JOU11381111131 and Mass other Friday. Communication. or SJSU. That's reality, pure and simple. If you want your children the children Kevin Heileman is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer. SPARTAN DAILY Million One Washington Square, San Jose, CA 95192-0149 Woman March will bring women closer (408) 924-3280 4E -moil: SDAILY(a)imc.sisu.edu et on the BIM Again. A house them racial and gender equality. not alone. EDITORIAL ADVERTISING livided can not stand. And a This was the goal of the Million The march should not separate group, whether political, ethnic Man March in Washington, D (7. two black women from Executive Editor Advertising Director , ..$ society, it should be Managing Editor r Art Director or C11 It ii ral, cannot push effectively years ago. Now the women of the black a place for them to come together Production Editor ,. Retail Manager toward its goals unless it unites to dis- com MU nit y will have their chance. before separating hack out into the Assistant Production Editor Marketing Manager ' $, Photo Editor '.' . Downtown/Entertainment Mgr. , cuss the root of its problems and how Some outsiders will undoubtedly world with a renewed vigor. Opinion Editor , National Manager to solve them. fear the worst: that the march's goal of For many, the march will hopefully Chief Photographer $’ Marketing Assistant . bringing Sports Editor . Retail Account Executives: This is why the Million Woman black women together will be a wake-up call. Many of the women Entertainment Editors . 41 March, which takes place on Oct.. 25 in cause isolation from other groups and who go perhaps have not considered Senior Staff Writers: , 1 1,111.11 110111 , .11111 Philadelphia, is important. build up the very barriers many hope themselves Molaroo Ittlartrjuo An 1,,r1 activists in the past. For Potototo fOr.tir, k. Doti/Mown/ Entertainment Exemitivea If the march succeeds, it will serve to break down. Some ask, why must t hese people especially, the march has 1111 V,.II,'cir,, f.fi. 11,41, fitarlthiri ,101 black Staff Writers: as both a chance for black women to women define themselves as a enormous potential. fioloota Aryl, I rAohoou Artists: discuss their situation and as a rally- separate group if they wish to he fully Betbre any university can improve fitflooproi , , Mork M111;1 f ronr to I lato)610. Kaklark ing cry for activism. integrated in society, its minority representation, it is ..0713./ 1,non II.. 1$.111.i. ttrtitio 11/1 /011 Ity Mrottronayro An larvor I iitS John kelPior 0101.111 Arithrtny Port./ Graphles hm Hisrko This march will present invaluable Bid this reasoning ignores the sini important. for those minorities to I lag P810/ 11, o Advisers: opportunities to the women who truth: as long ;is black WODIPII are believe they can fight to increase their I trios', AlIisn, Woe.' Advertising Jae k I hontrot attend. It's a chance to work to resolve oppressed, they are defined by the rest voice there Hopefully, the Million Plestevaptoors: Editorial '.tophorr I oono Ian ',haw Mor, artorroihr ., o I. III 1,1. t.o. Atone Pr, Mn Noy internal conflicts and issues, ii chance of society as a separate group Woman March will do this. to articulate positions and common Before they can begin their next goals. attack on racism and sexism, they This editorial, from the Daily New Room 400 924 3280 Fs. 408 924 3282 Adeirkeing 408 1/24 3270 Spartan Dmly 1115P54509 41301 a polanlaa1 ovary Collegian, Pennsylvania Ultimately, it will enable black 1111Ist he able to see the problems they State Mt.., 13.11101 ,10, arsda,r,c yam I 825 and haammtlal 815 Penedo postage pawl at San Jos* and adrannaa rnnodnQ ofao University, is provided courtesy of Mall m/bcoptuon accepted on romanar of sanaprar 13.0, POSTMASTER Sand addrs chancps to the Sparta, famik women to project a stronger and more face. And they inust lx' given the con- San Jona Slats Unlvontav Ono Washonalon Snuara San Jose CA 05192 0149 U-Wire. unified voice in matters concerning fidence to fight, knowing that they are

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What in the world? Bath program offers cultural experience By Melanie Balangue dent who participated in the Senior Staff Writer Bath program, said students are given a chance to interact within the English community, For the past 10 years, San and in a sense, become part of Jose State University's Bath the community. program has been providing "It's definitely a once in a students with a hands-on lifetime learning experience," learning experience looking Gutierrez said. "You don't at education and life in a dif- know what you get out of ithe ferent perspective, from an program) until you take it." English perspective. Gutierrez encourages stu- During a meeting held dents to participate if they get Thursday, teachers and coordi- the chance. nators involved with the pro- Jennifer Tjon, an SJSU gram gave information to stu- junior, said the experience dents interested in participat- would give her an opportunity ing. The program provides stu- to learn something new and dents with SJSU advanced different. general education credits "Since I grew up in San while studying in England. Jose, I'm trying to find some- For an entire semester, stu- thing new and exciting to do," dents will get a Tjon said. "I think taste of English the (Bath) program culture. grew would be interest- Lewandowski, "Since ing." the former coordi- up in San She also said the pro- Robert serna/ Spartan Ma.% nator of the difference between gram, said the stu- Fine Arts major Kris Shaver admires the custom "Speed Queen" designed by SJSU alumnus Mike Sinyard's company called Jose, I'm the SJSU campus dents will be able other cycle creations can be seen at "A Bike Show: Cycles of Innovation" through Oct. 3 in the Natalie experience and the -Specialized". This and to travel outside of trying to find and James Thompson Art Gallery located in the Art building at SJSU. The exhibit chronicles the creations of three SJSU grad- Bath experience is the classroom to uates; Jim Blackburn, creator of Blackburn Design, Jim Gentes of Giro Sport Design, and Sinyard. Admission is free and show something the intimacy. places such as Tuesday, and from 5 to 8 p.m. the third Thursday of the Van Beek said hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, from 6 to 8 p.m. Glastonbury, month. new and because a maximum Tintern Abbey and of 35 students and other historical exciting to three teachers are places to enhance I think allowed to go, the their learning do. relationship experience. the (Bath) between teacher Lewandowski and student Legislation punishes 'staged' accidents said all courses program becomes more per- given by the pro- would be sonal. BELL I Al' i Standing over the site of a 'marina drivers." Angeles Cminty, he said. gram will be "Students and staged car wreck that killed a family of Quackenbush said about a third of the The officials spoke on a bridge over the English-oriented. interesting." faculty work togeth- three, officials on Thursday lent support for cost of insurance goes to cover insurance Long Beach Freeway, where a family of The course sub- er on a closer level," new lege:Lit lina that would make staged col- fraud. There were about 50 arrests for three was killed Feb. 1, 1996, in a staged jects during the Tjon VaTnhBeeecokstsafoidr.those hsions a "serious" crime. staged accidents an California last year, he accident. program vary from Jennifer A phoney awcideat would (mint as a said. Juan Antonio Lopez, 26, Maria Lopez, 24, year to year, SJSU junior who are accepted strike under the state's new "three-strikes" The commissioner was joined by Los and their daughter -Joanna, 2, burned to Lewandowski said. into the program is law. It would be punishable up to life in Angeles County District Attorney Gil death when their station wagon was Some courses that $4,999. This fee prison if it is a third -strike conviction. jarcett I in announcing support for Senate crushed between two big-rigs and exploded. have been taught in the past includes airfare, room and "This is a serious crime that is costing Bill 334, which will be taken up next year. Isidro Gomez Medina, 37, and Esteban were theatre, political science, board, and field trip excur- lives in our state," said Insurance "It will deter some criminals and most of Galvez Solana), 30, have been charged with radio and television. sions. Tuition, books and out- Commissioner Chiwk Quackenbush. "Our all, it's going to save some lives," Garcetti three counts (aach of second-degree murder. Elizabeth Van Beek, the side expenses are not included intent is to make criminals think twice said. About 40 percent of the arrests for Griselda Bojorquez, 29, was charged as an current coordinator of the in the full package. The SJSU hetore playing IIIISS1:111 roulette with staged accidents last year were in Los accessory They await trial. Bath program, said its whole Financial Aid Office provides concept is to move the SJSU students who cannot afford the campus from San Jose to total cost of the program with England. She said it gives stu- assistance. Capitol Light Rail causes mixed reactions dents who have never been Van Beek said the benefit of outside of the United States a the program is that it gives By Belinda Aniaya The ca ,t of Making the pro- chance to travel and meet peo- students the feel of a small lib- Staff Writir ject a reality is estiniated ;it $90 ple from a different culture. eral arts college experience. "I think it will improve the area. million to $95 Million, "The program offers stu- She said students leaving the People tired of congested Liglithody said. That will dents the chance to travel a lot program feel more loyalty traffic will have something to Personally, I'm definitely for public include the HI design, buying and broaden their horizons," toward the school and with look forward to 'The Valley transportation, making it accessible of property and construct lain. Van Beek said. each other. 'Iransport at ion Ant hority is "Last fall there %,vere two Christina Gutierrez, a stu- gearing up to begin plans for for people to go to their workplace." measures on the ballot, the Capitol Light Rail project. Mf'ilS11ri. A and Measure B. This project will be extended Measure A was an advisory l'orrectioln: In 7hurs(1,1’...,htmn au th, Spartan 1)aiIN a front the Tasman light rail line Kerni Hamilton measure that identified several quail. an l’agt 7 was inco?r, cll.% (attributed -Tin president rind :along Capitol Avenue into Residents of proposed area t rat ris port a t loll project s This the pratlist hut 1..Itcri a rl(Issrown te. tniketi with C ;a pit ol Expressway. The was one (if the transit projects (1)icisiiin (if Mulinollig.N, Ric ,ilt Iti !where that a ;lei ism,' rof thiN pprox 'mate lengt h of t his that was included on that list," magruttide de,era hcp,re extension. ;according to the gestion of traffic in this area places that are particularly Light body said. "IMpasure B being made." 1141S laud milli, hi YrIll 1111111/1S, i'let 11,11T assistant Transportation Authority, will and we really need something affected by noise," Klingrinann was a sides tax that goes to the tau tlu. pravast It 14 as h.% Seth he three -and one-half like this," Robert Hamilton said. said. county for funding projects, (-hoar of MI' ISH)li $11 (Sc filc club I'll-- The Initial design stage for Darlene Eddy, also a resident "One thing is very important which is reviewed by the courts racy the Capitol Light Rail project of the area. said she had one for Sim -Jose State University to determine if it's a legal sales began 111 1996. issue with the project. students traveling from where tax 438" "The construction itself will "My main concern is the the Capitol extension will be, Light body said it's a little bit tiike a couple of years," Jim 1101SP level because I can't leave they're going to be one block complicated. hut with these two Spartan Sports Light body said, manager and my windows open at ought now away from San Jose State," said measures. he expects that the planner of the Transportation from the noise of the airport Lupe Solis. public communica county wall make money avail Authority "We are saying 1999 and the overpass on Hostetter," t ions specia lust of the able for the project daily in the Daily to 2002, that's when the con- Eddy said. "With that along Transportation Authority In Si, it looks like it's flail steam struction will occur," he said. with this, that's going to be too addition, she said tin. light rail ahead and although there may "We need to get the design com- much." will provide a lot of help conges be individual concerns. benefits pleted, buy any property we Julie Klingmann, environ- tion-wise anal Improve air qual for the future such ;is less con need and Itake care of) those mental analyst for the ity. gestion and better air quality The Pride is Back!!! types of things first." Transportation Authority does "I have a friend who carpools V.111 give cutizens in the ea-t,rn San Jose State Athletics According to Light body, n't expect many problems with with me now and I know she'd Santa Clara Valley I,' t,1 Proudly Presents reSIMIISI. from t he cat izens the noise level. use it." said Sharlene -Juno), options to commute seems to In. pOSItIVP. "We really haven't had that nursing major at SJSC. ho "There's taliViinisly individual much difficulty with noise from lives in the area of the Capitol !SSW'S and concerns about how light rail in the past, but we do Light Rail project. "I'd definitely SPARTAN FOOTBALL it affects their property," he what we can to limit noise INV it myself. but I (I() depend on said. "In S01111. 111StallePS Wt.'t/t. impact that we find in the envi- nay car right now." 11:111 to buy property from peo ronmental prowess," Klingmann In addition, Solis said there's ale. so they're affected, but gen- said. discount paSSI'S to, Kickoff Rail erally the community is excited She maid, however, studies St 11111Mtti SIMI1 its 1111. enrollment DOWNTOWN SINCE 1960 about the project " will be done for this project. transit card Students (-An MEET the 1997 Football Team Accoraliiir to t "When WV study nmse, W1' Money and get to scle,o1 on SAL & LUIGI'S Tra risport at ion A ut horny, it's Mak at 14191SIt lvf. receptors, t IMP FUN Games!! FREE Prizes!! estimated that 3,000 to 4,000 PIZZA A. 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CA San Jose Live I Associated Students "I'm concerned about the coil HO pm 294-3303 or 998-942? 11 10 9 Al t( A,IcAMFRA ONE Spartan Shops Inc WILD 94 9 SPORTS Page 4 SPARTAN DAILY Friday, September 12, 1997 'Great Dayne' threatens to start trophy run of scrimmage to slow down the WAC Standings Football: SJSU's relentless running game and defense awaits force the Badgers to throw the Football ball, which Wisconsin has not Pacific Div. Conference Overall Heisman Trophy been very successful lately. Ram W I. WI. Ron Dayne If the Spartans have any Air Force 1 0 2 0 hopeful chance in consistently stopping Hawaii O 0 2 0 San Diego St. O 0 1 0 Shekel/ Dayne, they need to memorize Hy Dustin 1 1 ii,itt Vi rite two key words: gang tackling. Colorado St. O 0 "If he has five or six guys on Fresno St. O 0 1 1 top of him," Coughran said, Wyoming O 0 1 1 rmvorsilY "l ",sciinsm run- "he's going down one way or the Spartans 0 0 0 1 ning back Ron 11,iyile is huge. other." UNLV O 0 0 1 "He's so Inc. SJSI line- will be the first to Ponciano Mountain Div. Conference Overall backer Coughran of the tell you this is not the same W :20 - piiund 111.1,-,111111 TrOphy Badgers' offense that humiliat- Team L W I. -1Dibildy Can get him ed teams in 1996, when Dayne New Mexico O 0 2 0 down iine-im tine ran behind a highly experienced Utah O 0 1 1 When the Spartans open offensive line. Last season's BYU O 0 0 1 their home season Saturday strength is this year's weak- Rice O 1 0 1 against the lizolgers, t hey may ness, with only one returning SMU O 0 0 1 be catching Dayne it a bad starter on the line. TCU 0 0 0 1 time. Quarterback Mike Samuel Tulsa O 0 0 1 Dayne is about to get lapped has done little to silence his UTEP O 0 0 1 by the thoroughbreds in the critics during his career as the Heism;in race. If he has :my Badgers' signal caller. Last sea- hope of gaining on the pack. he son he threw more intercep- Upcoming WAC games: \yin El:ice to make it statement tions than touchdown passes Saturday against the defense that fin- and this year he has had diffi- Wisconsin at Spartans ished hist suieson as the second - culty leading the offense in Scott i.echner/ Simrtan Daily worst in the nation. Dayne's absence. Utah at TCU loosens up for the "Silicon Valley Kickoff Classic" against Wisconsin at 3:30 For the first time since suf- The SJSU football team "He's a streaky quarterback," New Mexico at UTEP Stadium fering a pinched nerve in his p m Saturday at Spartan Ponciano said. "He's All-Big-Ten UNLV at Air Force right shoulder during practice some days and very average on Wyoming at Hawaii on August 11. the 5 -foot -10 others." Arkansas at SMU sophomore is healthy To make Spartans lose Ruhle for rest of the year To evoke the mediocre quali- worse, he has a lot of Rice at Tulane things Staff Report dates to join Gabe Payne and Oliver Newell in ties of Samuel, the Spartans catching up to do in the race for the Spartans' starting rotation. Green is a 6- will throw about 12 formations Tulsa at Iowa the college football's most covet- foot-2 freshman from San Jose, while Willis is a at the up-and-down quarter- Colorado St. at Utah St. ed award Eric Ruhle, one of SJSU's starting wide receivers, tore the anterior cruciate ligament in 6-1 junior who red-shirted last year for the back. Ponciano is hoping Fresno St. at Oklahoma In the 34-0 opening-day loss Spartans. Wisconsin will be the only team against Syracuse. Dayne saw his knee during practice Tuesday, injuring him San Diego St. at for the rest of the 1997 season. Ruhle transferred from Los Angeles Valley confused by SJSU's elaborate linUted action because of the College after catching 51 passes for 1,066 yards defensive scheme. Washington injury. Last week's 25-24 come- Ruble led the Spartans in receiving last week against Stanford as he caught six passes for 78 and 13 touchdowns for its football team last sea- Two defensive misalign- back victory at home against son. ments resulted in big plays for Sept. 20 Boise State was completely yards during his team's 28-12 defeat. He earned the starting job after catching Stanford last Saturday, includ- Spartans at Wyoming Dayne- less Coach Dave Baldwin will announce Ruhle's replacement before the kickoff of Saturday's three passes for 144 yards and three touch- ing a critical first-down run by UTEP at Utah "I've been practicing the downs during the team's Spring Game. Mike Mitchell on a fourth-and- whole time no contact,.. game against Wisconsin. Wide receivers Daniel Air Force at Colorado St Willis and Shawn Green are the leading candi- one play. This was one of the few Dayne said. "I'm looking for- times Stanford's ground game Hawaii at UNLV a ird to Saturday's game 'I'd like to see i.i.hat he has - two opposite offenses from two us and be physical." Balwin made any progress against the New Mexico at Utah St. freshman. Dayne pun- As a The only vide(' tape Coach opposite conferences. The said "They've got to prove they aggressive SJSU defense. defens- BYU at Arizona St. ished and embarrassed Dave hialv,in lull Ili- -tan' Spartans and most other can run the ball to be successful Baldwin is hoping the solid way to 2.109 yards, Navy at SMU es on his received frian the 11,idgcr- wis Vest ern At Conference in the Big Tell curl lerence.- defensive effort he saw last wind enough for the eighth -best TCU at Vanderbilt the last-minute saris -Di,\ tie vic- teams rely on the passing game Defensive coordinator Ron weekend will show up in rushing season in NCAA histo- tory against Boise State. to out scnre their opponents. In Ponciano plans to stick to the Spartan Stadium Saturday. Rice at Northwestern Big Ten ry He led the Despite this. \Visconsin's game the Big Ten, a pass play is strateg that kept Stanford's "You stop the best back in the Missouri at Tulsa Conference in rushing and hat - plan is no mystery to the s.js1' called when the running back offense on its heels for much of' country and boy," Baldwin said, Fresno St. at Oregon ten il -1Tfindarws. (.11itchlfiV stall gets tired last week's game 5.151' will put "people start looking at your he's big.- s(iid 5.151" San Diego St. at Wisconsin "Ye- The game will he a study. it "They want to run the ball at zin eight -man front on the line defense as something." nose !,(ckle Abdul ilam Noah Giants climb back 'Silicon Valley Kickoff Classic' into first-place tie brings reputable teams to SJSU PHILADELPHIA (AP) become only the 13th pitcher ,Jeff Kent's two-run homer in to strike out 300 in a season. However, future' opponerIN the ninth inning gave San Schilling tried to stop a /3y Amy Bankston for The Silicon Valley Kickidl Francisco a 5-3 victory over hard-hit grounder by J.T. Snow Stafl Writer Classic include football teams Philadelphia on Thursday in the sixth with his pitching "We always pick out an opponent that from established universities in night, moving the Giants into hand, hut instead deflected it The sJsr fuithill lean) a ill the Pac-10 cnnference. a first-place tie in the NL to second for what turned into is noteworthy to increase chances of host its first Big Ten Conference Washington State is the mixt West. a 1-4-3 out. opponent when scheduled opponent to play the The Giants are tied with the After assistant trainer drawing a big crowd." take the field against the Spartans in the 1998 Kickoff Los Angeles Dodgers with 16 Mark Andersen and manager Wisconsin Badgers Saturday in Classic, followed by Oregon games left. The Dodgers didn't Terry Francona looked at the the third annual "Silicon Valley in 1999 and The play Thursday. hand, Schilling continued to State Kickoff Classic" at Spartan of' After Barry Bonds singled pitch but was lifted for a University Sou t hern Stadium John Ralston California in the year 2000. to open the ninth, Kent hit his pinch-hitter in the seventh. He Traditionally, the classic has 27th homer of the season off gave up six hits and a run Special assistant to the director of Athletics The SJSU him ball program. pitted reputable collegiate which entered the WAC in 1990. Jerry Spradlin (3-7). The win while walking three. teams against the Spartans in to Roberto Hernandez ( 3- Since July 26, Schilling has is optimistic in competing went the non -conference leg of their corporations of the Silicon involve everyone," Brennan 1), who got one out in the four wins and five no-deci- against teams of' ti high caliber, season. Valley as sponsors of the said. eighth. Rod Beck pitched the sions. despite being the underdogs in "We always pick out an oppo- Spartan football program. He added that this hype sur- ninth for his 36th save. Wilson Alvarez allowed only all of the match -ups so far nent that is noteworthy to "It is a special day," Ralston rounding the up-coming Kickoff The Giants have won five of one hit in the first three "I think the kids want to play increase chances of drawing a said. "We always like to position Classic is "very much like an their last six and 10 of 16. innings, but ran into trouble the best competition," Baldwin big crowd," said John Ralston, the classic as our first home early bowl type atmosphere." Kent's homer broke the team after striking out Mickey said. "We have a long way to go, special assistant to the it game to really rally the people In the first two years of the record for home runs in a sea- Morandini to lead off the but down the line, the 'Kickoff director ;and former SJSI; foot- in the San Jose area." "Kickoff Classic," SJSU has son by a second baseman, top- fourth. Classic' will be tremendous for ball coach. Major sponsors of the game, competed against Bay Area ping the mark set by Rogers Scott Bolen singled and, us." Thomas Brennan, SJSU which include Applied rivals Stanford and Cal. Hornsby in 1927. after Mike Lieberthal flew out, director of Athletics, added "We Materials, Apple Computers Although the Spartans suffered Trailing 3-0 after six Rex Hudler homered to left, developed the 'Kickoff Classic. Inc., KInT-Tv, Budweiser, The losses in both games against the Giants scored one putting the Phillies up 2-0. innings, four years ago while wt were Mercury News, Office Depot each of the Pac-10 squads, the the seventh and two in the Philadelphia increased the in still in the Big West Conference and the San Jose Broadcasters attitude surrounding the classic eighth to tie the game. lead to 3-0 in the fifth when because we needed hi demon- Association, have helped to has continued to be positive. Stan Javier's two-out single Kevin Stocker walked, was strate to the Western Athletic shape the. Kickoff Classic into a "The classic itself is a great up the middle scored Jose sacrificed to second by Cimference that we could sched- WST community event. idea for the community," said Vizcaino with the tying run in Schilling and scored on Midre ule competition with major col- 'This University has needed SJSU head football coach, Dave the eighth after Damon Cummings' single. lege football teams - nuire of i ritual Baldwin. "A Bay Area champi- Registration Berryhill's RBI single earlier San Francisco made it 3-2 like tailgate The classic!, which is held at I onship should always be in the inning brought the in the eighth on Berryhill's parties , and pep rallies to go the first home game of every along with the game and played." Deadline Giants to within one. RBI single. .vear, involves businesses and The Giants got their first Alvarez allowed five hits Sept. 12, 1997 run in the seventh. 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1 Friday. September 121.997 ... Page 6 SPARTAN DAILY Ashley-Wardt Women sing for culture Sparta Guide Continued from page 1 the future of the newspaper. "I want to make the Sun-Reporter the best African American paper in the coun- TODAY Ashley-Ward said she's willing to accept "l had an African the ups and downs of the newspaper busi- try. I want to get it out to more communi- Jum'ha Prayer ness because the rewards are worth it. ties," she said. The Muslim Students' Association will be holding a Junilia American studies "I feel good every week when we put out Another goal she has for the paper is Praer: trial' 1 tic 2 p in. in the Student Union Almaden Room our papers. And we do that faithfully," she instructor, Mozelle publishing more frequently, she said, but : I ii intormation, call Wall Rahmarn at 305-2050. said. Watson, who was proba- that will take more ads. "If I can get more Another satisfaction she gets from her ads, it will let me hire more people, too." "Life Performance" joh, she said, is knowing the quality of the Ashley-Ward also has plans to create t'lline,e Campus Fellowship will be holding a "Life bly my greatest influ- she publishes. She's committed to another Bay Area paper designed for Pertciriname" meeting from 230 to 4.30 p.m. in the Student papers v.orking through those publications Inr the ence at SJSU." African American women. .Alimiden Room. For more information. call Vincent at of mankind. As well as planning for the future, I 9725 betterment Ashley-Ward enjoys remembering how she , "Tic see a good product fighting the evils - Amelia Ashley-Ward of racism, classism and sexism, is worth all got where she is. she said. Soroity rush the challenges," she said. Editor and Publisher "I had an African American studies The Panhellenic will he having sorority rush and recruit- One of the biggest challenges Ashley- instructor, Mozelle Watson, who was prob- ment from 3 to 7 30 p m running through Tuesday. Call the Ward faces is a common one to all newspa- ably my greatest influence at SJSU. She Student late Center at 924-5950 or 924-5969 for more informa- pers taught me hovm to effectively write a thesis tion, or stop by the Student Union Loma l'rietta Room. "Compared to all the normal worries of "Amelia's given me full reign on the and back up my ideas thoroughly," Ashley- Itroducing a paper, advertising is my great- advertisi rig, despite my inexperience in the Ward said. "Sometimes I wish I could do it Welcome Back BBQ est challenge,- she said. "Advertising is a field," he said. "This is the first time in my again. Life was real sweet then, free and The Linguistics and Language Development Student and butter." employment career that I've been given flowing. I didn't have the pressures I have Association will be having a "Welcome back- BBQ from noon to paper's bread advertising associate for something vital to contribute to an organi- now. I've often wanted to go back to that 5 p m at the BBQ pits For intiirmation, call Angela at 924- Ken Little, an zation." time" 1704 the Sun-Reporter who used to work for an insurance firm, agrees that his job isn't Roslin Gillis, an accounting clerk with Se has some advice for SJSU students. easy. the paper for almost 8 years, said she "Find out what you want to do and do it. Phi Beta Sigma party enjoys working for Ashley-Ward. .,f party from 9 p.m. to "It's challenging, but it's also fun. Never give up. I treams do come true. Work Phi Oct ;I SI gtb a is having a "Big Thangs- "She's very fliir and open-minded. The Josic Static Ballroom For more information, Landing an account is very rewarding, and at what you love because as the years go 2 a m the San in the office is a little lighter fre Its the key to keeping a newspaper going," atmosphere on, you get less chances. You don't want to call 975-9106. he said. since Amelia took over," Gillis said. "If you work for years at something and then real- get your work done on time and it's good SUNDAY Because he's only been employed by the ize it's not what you really want to do," Sun -Reporter fin- about 2 months, Little quality, that's mainly what she cares Ashley-Ward said. General meeting about." a general meeting at 5 p.m. in said he considers himself somewhat of an Alpha Phi I }mega is having Ashley-Ward said she also cares about Washington Square Hall Room 207. For more information, call apprentice. 924-6626.

MONDAY sci Test your body fat The Department of Nutrition and Food Science is sponsoring Mariachi: Women sing for culture percentage of body fat- using bio-electrical "Measure iiur Continued from page 1 because of the perspective of they will be coming to San Jose This will be the first time impedance from 2-4 p m. in the Central Classroom building our song lyrics and the way our from San Bernadino. The group Las Adelitas will tour in the Room 10:3. For more infOrmation, call Kim Roth at 924-3110. your eyes you cry for me, and voices flow across the music in has been together for one year Bay Area. The Mexican bury my body in a casket," said beautiful rhythmic waves," and are attempting to put a CD Heritaage Corporation of San Fall kickoff BBQ Natalie Salinas coordinator of Natalie said. out this spring. Jose will donate some of the The SJSU Marketing Club is having a fall kickoff BIN from Los Adelitas. "Opening night with Las Jose Louis Salinas, the proceeds to the building of the noon to 3 p.m. in the BBQ pits across from the Event Center. Salinas said the band has Adelitas will draw people of all music director for Las Adelitas, Mexican Cultural Heritage been touring in Los Angeles ages and ethnicity's because said he recruited each band Gardens and Plaza, to be locat- and the people have embraced their music appeals to everyone member from the Mariachi ed on the corner of Alum Rock 1. c., -tn.] I !, their music as an important not just Hispanic people," Heritage Society in Los and King Road in East San ni 1.11. component of what keeps the Natlalie said. "The women will Angeles. Salinas taught at the Jose. III 111i1n.uiii 'anti Hispanic culture alive. The dress in traditional Hispanic music school for six years and The show will start at 8 p.m. other songs capture feelings `charro' dress, which consists of selected the most talented Tickets are $50, $35 and $25. everyone can relate to when long colorful skirts and white members of his classes. For tickets or more informa- the group members sing about tops with amunition draped "I have been playing mari- tion, call Mexican Heritage romance, love and sadness, accross their chests", Salinas achi music all my life," Jose Corporation at 1-800-MHC- Natalie said. said. said. "I write the songs and VIVA. Independence: "Our music is unique from The women in the group arrange the music for the the all-male mariachi bands range in ages from 18 to 25 and group." Continued from page 1

July," said Randall Jimenez, an a.m. Sunday with a parade assiiciate professor of Mexican - beginning at the San Jose American stodies at Sari Jose Arena near West Santa Clara HIV: Information symposium State Univerity and Autumn streets and ending more register- debate in HIV care Dr. Glenn If you. Jimenez said that Sept 16 is at the intersection of Market Continued from page / and there will he door." Treisman, director of the Johns as important to California as it and South San Carlos streets. ing at the have any is to :Mexico, since California The main festival will begin I will run until 5 p.m. Nine She expects up to :300 people Hopkins AIDS Psychiatry speak about facing v, -mil a part of Mexico in at 11:30 a.m. at the intersection speakers are scheduled to talk to be registered for the day. Service, will brains at all, . of San Carlos Street and throughout the day. There will A few of the speakers in life after death. "hi: when California threw Guadalupe River Park. he a noon bullet lunch. DT. Scott Hammer, associate To register I'ccr today's s) pO- g,s "We ;ire expecting 95 nurses, professor of medicine at SIUTII, go to the Doubletree you'll be aware ft the European yaike." he said. "There will be lots of food and oka r (;regorio Mora Torres, who drink and over 150 booths sell- 35 doctors and 82 allied health Harvard Medical School, who Maul it 2050 Gateway Place. of the danger lectures in Mexican -American ing ... T-shirts and things," professionals to attend," will be speaking about advances San -lose. The (list for t he diiy is stiidois at 5-151'. believes there Castellano said. Gordon -Jones said. "There will in retroviral therapies. Alice $40 per person law, will of depression. are ties that ff0111 There will also be six stages also be drug representatives Philipson, attorney at when California was a part of showing dancing and Spanish- v. ho are sponsoring speakers talk about the current lice!,11 bu give you Mexico oriented MU sic. There will be Depression is a suppression ot brain "There is a very strong cul- professional dancers from activity that can strike anyone (is you by and it makes constant. near it's just store tural attachment to Mexican Mexico, including Amalia Teacher succumbs to cancer powerful. colt ore and history- said Mora - Hernandez's Ballet Folkl - rico life unbearable. Its also readily. inceircally treatable And !hats Torre, -Even though they de Mexico, and musicians Racio istry at St. Jciseph's Bier-i la For the rest 'if her lit,'. Mexican Americans i ire U.S. Benquels and Rudy Madrid. By Christine M. Liam something everyone should know with St .D. in hand to get 1 Staff Writer tend a convent in Soquel. She Katsue Ingalz spent time um citizen,. they have a historical The festival will end at 5 p.m. also devoted her time to paint- school. both behind the desk as cci twit in The Mexican The grand marshal' of the People who knew Kiitsue. ing and writing poetry, and a a student and in front as a tiN TRELITE D Independence Day here in San parade will be Lab o Gurrero, Ingalz describe her as the type gallery of her artwork was dis- teacher. th c at you buy Jose 1, pretty hip That tells vim who ',1st I1 no described as the of teacher every student want- played in her honor during her DEPRESSION "She enjoyed how strong Mexican culture is father of Chicano music in the ed. funeral Sept. 2 id St. Joseph's learning arid http//www save org m califorma " Last year an esti- I'mted States. "She was a vivacious, lovely Ingalz was horn Katsue discovery," her husband said. "I mated .10o.000 people attended No celebrations are being lady who was loved by all her Ashimine on the Japanese guess she decided to teach as a opping Center way to stay tIi' lecolval planned on (.am pus. students," professor of Japanese island of Okinawa 53 years ago. on campus after OVUM DONORS The ti- will start at 9 Y.M. Shimazu said. During the Okinawa invasion graduation." NEEDED 190 Ingalz's death Aug. 26 tel the during World War II, her fanuly Ingalz earned a degree in age of' 53 from complications was assigned to a work camp English language and literature Women Ages 21-29, resulting from pancreatic can- near Nagasaki. Ingalz was from ((kin aWa rist Healthy, Responsible, EPA clean up plan cer came as a shock to the SJSU within 40 miles of the atomic Institute and the University of cisco Shopping Centre Foreign Language Department, blast that ruptured the city at the Ryuky us. She completed a All Nationalities. where I ngalz taught Japanese the end of the war, her husband, with honors in linguis- Ii cS AN( iELES API The ing facility from the mid -1940s masters Give the Gift of Life! language and culture classes for Thomas, said. tics from SJSU in 1990 6262 vi Protect ion to the early 1970s. merit a I the past seven years. 83.0(X), Stipend and Expenses million Waste from the plant was Ingalz met Thomas 30 years Agency approved a $9 "I had talked to her three Katsue Ingalz is survived by cap dumped in the pits, which are ago. He had been in the military l'aid. Bonus for Chinese and Superfund cleanup plan to weeks before her death, when her husband and two smis, pits and clean contami contaminated with volatile during the Vietnam War and Japanese Donors. waste she told me that she may have David and Charles David Del Amo toxic organic compounds, the EPA took a two-week leave in Hated sod at the to take a semester off," Shimazu works in Fremont Charles is regional office in San Francisco Okinawa. waste site said. "I didn't hear from her pursuing a mechanical engi- the most effec said. "She was a tour developer fin- "This plan is after that, and 'boom' she was neering major on campus. address the toxic threat The EPA will cap the waste the USO," Thomas Ingalz said. tive tic gone." dos protect the neighboring pits by installing protective lay- "We got married soon afterward and Ingalz had been struggling Please Call WWFC community," EPA Superfund ers of materials over the pits to and moved to San Jose." with the disease for some time. Director Keith Takata said keep time hazardous materials 800-314-9996 She was denied chemotherapy Thursday from moving to the surface. because of how pronounced the The Del Arno site, in an unin Soil beneath the pits will be and tried to corporate( area of the county 15 cleaned to prevent migration of cancer had become her miles southwest of downtown contaminants to the groundwa- find other ways to divulge Only a Custom Built Los Angeles near Torrance, was ter. time. PC can give you a synthetic rubber manufactur- Besides teaching and study- the latest Technology ing, Ingalz was an active mem- FIEEKERE'"q and personalize et. ber of the community, voluteer- features for less. ing her time with social min- She Apply electronically for federal .3-year warranty* 211volideDuplication Free Consultation student aid. 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