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TUESDAY ,1""Pg411111111 APRIL 29, 1997 INSIDE SPORTS Teen-agers meet with Cycling team hosts second mayor to open teen centers *44, iSOA race of the season Page 8 Page 6 SPARTANServing San Jose State University DAILY Since 1 9 3 4 Program CALIFORNIA FIVE YEARS AFTER THE L.A. RIOTS Cat's Liquor in South Central Los Angeles was ransacked board during the riots, causing $150,000 in damage. Doris Cho, left, who helped her par- ents rebuild the store from faces cut the ground up, was told that a chain was attached to the Cnt.L11IH metal encasement around the may say goodbye Students JR: A/14AFloiKET OR door and pulled off by a truck

to free concerts, lectures gES:e to gain access by looters. /" "LA CERVESA /WAS "(The riots) still seems like By Jana Seshadr1 FRIA yesterday," Cho said. Spartan Daily Staff Writer Z)E. LA cyona,ol ING ' PHOTO BY DAVID LUCHANSKY SJSU students may have to get accustomed to A 7217 Spartan Daily campus without major entertainment such as music MONEY ORDERS concerts, free noon concerts, forums or lectures if the Five years after the 1992 cut to the A.S. board approves a $128,000 funding L.A. riots devastated the Board on Wednesday. Program intersection of Florence and The way for this reduction was paved last Wednesday when the Finance Committee recommend- Normandie, Flowers are ed that the board approve the cuts. A.S. President Jerry blooming in a newly built auto Simmons and the parts store. A corner liquor Finance Committee will store, a partially renovated present the budget to "In my gas station and a still-dam- the board of directors aged gas station occupy the during the meeting this opinion, it will other three corner lots at the Wednesday. intersection where Reginald The Associated pretty much Denny was assaulted by riot- Students Program mean the end ers. Board, the only division run by students other of entertain- PHOTO BY MAX BECHERER than the A.S. govern- Spartan Daily ment, is like a small ment and agency that receives funds from the board culture in San and is responsible for Jose State." bringing cultural and non-cultural events to campus, according to Ted Gehrke, Ted Gehrke, ASPB part- ASPB adviser time adviser. Gehrke started with the ASPB in April 1972 and has been an adviser for 25 years. selected "My responsibility is to advise and teach a City of hots group of students about how to produce events on See Program, page 8 Alum works U.S. border searchinv By James S. Gunsalus Spartan Daily Staff Writer As the sun sinks into the Pacific where Mexico becomes the United States, the rush north for a better life begins. Among those attempting to hold back the tide of illegal immigration at the border is San Jose State University alumnus, Agent John for answers Murphy of the U.S. Border Patrol. For those crossing the border Not much has changed illegally, who range from migrant workers to transient criminals, their first contact in riot-damaged Los Angeles with the U.S. is often with bor- der patrol agents like Murphy. ii ss ANGELES dieted the task of rebuilding could be iompleted "The first few seconds are corners at the intersection of Florence And within five years. llowever, on this, the Mill INSIDE: crucial," said Murphy, who TwoNormandie avenues, the epicenter of the anniversary of the riots, kw improvments have been works the border's graveyard 1992 Los Angeles riots, still stand vacant live made in South I mind IAA AllgeleS. SJSU shift from San Yisidro (just MURPHY years later. Flue (1/114.1111010. at Florence and Normandie rep- south of San Diego) to the beach. On April 29, I992, citywide riots erupted in Los resent the sombering reality of public and private alumnus "When you're in the dark wi Iia flashlight and A Angeles alter lour police officers Were :11.11011ed 01 efforts to revitalize riot damaged areas. gun, it can get pretty tense trying to establish, in a for- the heating ill black motorist Rodney King. In the Rebuild I..A. has ter is istened itself I..A. Prospers Peter eign language, whether someone 's a threat," Murphy six days that followed, 55 people died and mine than I'm sirs Ii tic backpedaled from its pledge to said. "I'm still working on my Spanish." 10,000 businesses were damaged or destroyed. rebuild within live years but vows to continue its Ueberroth Murphy is one of approximately 2,500 agents sta- Even in this dark hour in the city's history, hope work. I lowever, its assessment of its impact upon tioned in the San Diego area, the Infest concentration sprang eternal 5JS1./ alumnus Peter Deberroth, lot riot damaged Areas IS 1110deSt. struggled of agents in the U.S. At the country s borders, agents riser head of Rebuild I.A. a -profit organiza "Wit, were saved; mime ii rip, were created. It with RLA are cross-designated in their duties and are authorized tion established in the afiermath of the riots, pre See Rebuild L.A., page 5 to apprehend drug offenders. According to Murphy, Page 5 STORY BY DEVIN FEHELY III SPARTAN DAILY STAFF WRITER See Border, page 8

Groups use Web to reform education Editorial battling the Tomorrow By Andrew Hussey being driven into decades of debt decrease student debt. Rage, Race & "We want to Spartan Daily Staff Writer because of the failure of state and fed- Frisliberg said student debt has disasimus 1..A. riots eral governments to adequately sup- been steadily increasing 15 percent WOn't happen again Rebellion: Jessica In an attempt to reach college stu- insure that these port access to a higher education." per year and lie Sees a 'i rushing debt Page Jones' mother was dents throughout the nation, several 2 loans Ivan Frishberg, higher education on the horizon for many si intents." shot before giving student student and consumer organizations advocate of PI K( said the nmvernent We want to insure that these stu- Border Patrol are using the Internet to gain support birth the day after don't create has three specific reforms that would dent loans don't create unmanage- simrahmum, for financial aid reform. "promote Access 10 higher Mutation." able loads of debt fin SItIlleflIS," he With the help of the the L.A. riots started unmanageable Public 'Me first change would involve A said. helps decrease illegal Interest Research ( ;mop, the U.S. substahli.d increase in Pell and other The third refOrm woukl provide immigration loads of debt for Student Association and Rock The need-baced grants. PcI1 ( ;rants are the significant lax relief for low aid mid- Page 3 students." Vote developed A Web site allowing bask form of financial aid and help dle income students. 'Ibis relief would students to sign A petition, urging students make up the difference reward students list the investment members of Congress to eliminate between what they earn ;Hid the COSI they are making in their education. Goodbye, Rick financial barriers to A college educa- (van Frishberg, 01 .111 edit( Alt011. "The United StilleS .1.tts COLIC War riot ’ t ow h RI, A tion. "1 hese grants have been under- rewards investment but little to noth- PIRG advocate According to the Web site, located funded for years," Frishberg said. ing has been done to the lax code fin Adelman let go after at http://suunapirgerghtudentlaid/nerr- The second reform calls on students who are investing in an edu- losing season tion, "the doors to A college education Congress to reduce the interest on cation," Frishberg said. are being closed and students are Page 6 student loans, which would help See Reform, page 8

- OPINION Tusday, April 29, 1997 San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY We need to learn from the L.A. rebellion fear is that 25 years from The myth of racial and social equality retrospective of those six days in 1992. residents. average Mynow, we will be back to where was proven false, and the civil unrest that Editorial The hope is that we arc able to start a dia- This is the Silicon Valley. Our CC we were 25 years ago if we followed the acquittal of four Los Angeles logue on the San Jose State University cam- household income is the highest in the coun- police officers for the videotaped beating of pus that will prevent anything resembling try. don't do something in the inner city," said healing process from 1992 may never be Lewis, assistant Los Angeles police motorist Rodney King illustrated how disen- what happened in Los Angeles from happen- We are rich with jobs, resources and Bayan completed. all chief. franchised many residents of America's inner ing here. potential. Let's learn to share them so that We hope the process has at least begun, a stake in the Five years ago today, the state of cities felt. If the people of Los Angeles aren't able to of our residents feel they have but after our visit to Los Angeles in the California was hit with one of the worst civil- The burning, looting and physical vio- settle their problems with race and econom- community. lence reverberated throughout the state and reporting of the stories which will be pre- ic inequality, we at SJSU and in the Silicon In 25 years, we may be able to tell if we ian disturbances in this country's history. sented to you in the next four days, we have The riots, uprising, rebellion or whatever the nation, leaving emotional, psychological Valley should attempt to solve ours so that have done enough. Just as in Los Angeles, and physical scars. seen too little healing and too much hurt. we don't find ourselves in the same position the truth will come if we haven't. you want to call it, shook nog only this state That is why we have decided to devote but the very foundation of this country. Those wounds will take a long time to as Los Angeles: few jobs, overcrowded areas heal. Just as after the Watts riots of 1965, the the next four days of the Spartan Daily to a and a large population of disenfranchised

Let ticket scalpers Minority coaches, make some money managers needed 'Hie ArIISI, formerly klIOW11 AS l'IllIte, apparently Sodoesn't like ticket scalping for his concerts. Well, the in professional sports Spartan Daily staff writer, presently known as Mark, relations have loomed large for sports in tin says, "Butt out, leave the scalpers alone and stop screwing Race over your fans." past few weeks. But one of the most glaring Even though some of his fans waited three days in line examples of discrimination in professional spotts for tickets, and ticket scalping for the show was a normal still hasn't been fixed: Minorities are not being hired:as "5 to 10 percent," according to Prince's publicist, the head coaches and managers. Artist, formerly known as having touch with reality, can- In the National Football League, there were 11 celed the show because he had heard reports on the vacant head coaching positions last year; none were Internet of rampant ticket scalping. filled by minorities. Settle down, Prince. It is difficult to understand how the NFL can avoid First, get the facts before you screw your fans out of a hiring minority coaches when 70 percent of the playtrs concert. Your own people said ticket scalping for the are African American. event WAS normal, and you Let's look at who NFL owners did hire. Mike Ditlia, overreacted. who was hired by the New Orleans Saints, is a respeCt- Second, what is so wrong ed coach but hasn't coached for more than four years. with ticket scalping? Dick Vermeil, hired by St. . I have never seen a problem Louis, left coaching 14 years with ticket scalping. ago because of "burnout." The scalpers are only trying It would be a different story to make a buck. Yes, it's illegaL if there were no qualified can- but it's not like they're selling didates, but there were. crack or sonic other product Sherman Lewis, offensive coor- that could cause harm to WRITER'S FORUM dinator of the Super Bowl somebody. By Mark champions the Green Bay It's just a ticket to hear Steidel Packers and who has won some music. Big deal. four Super Bowl rings as an WRITER'S FORUM No one's putting A gun to assistant, was available. By Larry these concert-goers' heads, either. If they can't afford to Forever young at heart Tyrone Willingham, former Hernandez cough up a couple hundred bucks for a hot, sold-out friend Scott warned me last dreaded five words, "Have a nice thy, running back coach of the concert, then they don't have to go. Myyear when I turned 30, "It's not ma'am." Minnesota Vikings and cur- These scalpers work on a supply and demand system 30 that will get you, Laura I remember it well. I just stood there rent Stanford head coach, was available. that drives the prices up. its 31." As I crashed into my 31st birthday in shock. Why couldn't the check out But I guess the NFL owners who needed head coach If you don't will Ii get price-gouged by a scalper, Monday, his prophetic statement rang I., I ti Lazzat int boy ask me ill wanted paper or plastic es felt that Ditka and Vermeil can relate better to today's wait in line for liosscs cr Poor it Likes, buy your tickets true. bags? Why did he have to go there? players. from a legal No longer A young woman in my 20s, I wanted to tell the check out boy, The NFL isn't the only culprit. Major League Xidesrleatarins,o, scalper (BASS' I have reached what they call the prime of "Yes, you are right! I AM a wise old Baseball, which recently honored Jackie Robinson by retiring his number, may be an even bigger The scalpers are $5 to $10 service a woman's life or is it? I do not feel in woman, and if you say that to me again, permanently change) and stop my prime. I'm not much of a steak eater I will place a curse on you." But how offender, especially when you consider that out of 30 only trying to make your whining. anyway. can one argue with politeness? managerial changes since the 1993 season, there were no a buck. Yes, it's That includes lice! more like Meg Ryan did in the He didn't realize the wisdom and minorities hired. Considering that the likes of Davey you, The Artist, film, "When Harry Met Sally," 25 she power age cart bring you, the knowledge Lopes, an all-star four times as a player, and Hal McRae illegal, but it's not formerly know as screamed, "I'm going to be 40." When only obtained by going through life's a former manager of the Kansas City Royals, make it all the star of the Billy Crystal asked when, she replied, wringer and coming out in the end as the more shocking that the Houston Astros would give like they're selling epic fil m "Someday," with eyes full of tears. smooth and flat as an ironed sheet. their radio announcer, Larry Dierker, the reins to their "Graffiti I wouldn't feel so bad ill had more to show for my My stomach has a few wrinkles. On the inside and team. crack ... Bridge." You and 30 years. When I was a kid, I thought by the age of 25, out, that is. Age brings some people food allergies. There is no justification for not hiring qualified other scalp-bust- I would have the house with the white picket fence, the Suddenly your favorite food, say ice cream or hot applicants to head coaching or manager positions. The ing artists like husband, the 2.5 kids and the family dog. I knew it chili peppers, can only be eaten in a restaurant close to only explanation for the snubbing of these exceptional Bruce Springsteen and Pearl Jam are so immersed in your would be a big house since I would also have a terrific an emergency medical clinic. ly qualified applicants is discrimination. The fact world of wealth and fame that you've forgotten what it's Career. Speaking of wrinkles, luckily I haven't seen any on remains that no matter how many minorities you may like to be a commoner. Well, here I am on the SJSU "get your degree quick my face yet. That day is coming. no matter how much have playing on the field, owners and most of the fans You've forgotten what it was like to get shut out of seven-year plan," working as a maniacal temporary face cream I use every day. just don't feel comfortable having minorities in charge tickets for your favorite band's show and have only a employee and living at home with my mom. Luckily. my age doesn't show on my face, and usual, This attitude was brought to light in 1987 when Al scalper to rely on getting you in. Guess my prophecy skills weren't as finely honed as ly people are surprised when I tell them how old 1 really Campanis, who WAS then the general manager of the Los I can see a young Prince begging a scalper to sell him 2 kid. am. Hence, I am always carded walking into clubs, alter Angeles Dodgers, said blacks might not have "some of tickets to that Foglia' concert lie was dying to see. Or a There are little traumatic changes that begin to creep which I sink to the floor to kiss the feet of the bouncer the necessities" to hold jobs of importance. young Eddie Vedder cruising the parking lot, looking for into your life, and if you don't listen closely to them, who asked me for my ID. One could argue this was one individual and that he scalpers, dying to land his hands on those hard to get you may not hear them. YOU can't stop age. You just have to embrace and was dealt with appropriately, but if Inc WAS an exception Wang Cluing tickets. There was the party I was at last Friday, a STP red- accept it, or at least continue to deny it. Perhaps I to the rule, why has there only been two African Yes, Prince rescheduled his concert and added a sec- oval shaped sticker was on the dock. I was the only one should move to Asia, where the older you are, the more American managers Dusty Baker of the San ond show, but is that any consolation to his die-hard fans in the living room that remembered that STP stood for revered you are. Francisco Giants and Don Baylor of the Colorado . that waited in the rain outside of the Event Center fin STP motor oil originally, not Stone Temple Pilots. I I guess I will continue to deny it. Proof of that came Rockies hired since 1993? : three days? was embarrassed that my age was showing. when my nephew asked me, "Ate you an adult or a Professional sports may be the best argument for Prince should be flattered that people are willing to There was the time that as I passed my nephew's kid? I can't figure it out." affirmative action today. It is a case where highly quali- . drop a couple of hundred bucks to see him perform. room I knew that lie was playing "Silverchair" and told I told him, "Oh, just call me Peter Pan, sweetie fied applicants are being ignored for, in many cases, There must lw some finest 111AI needs saving or sonic him so. "Cool, Auntie Laura, you know who forever young at heart." highly unqualified applicants because of their race. other liAlion41 catastrophe that these roulti-ntillionaire Silverchair is." I felt so good after he said that and sud- It is high time for all of professional sports to stop rockers tail l'ot MS on rather than A scalper WIM is MS( try denly not quite so old. Laura Lazzarini II the Spartan Daily Downtown Editor. retiring numbers and paying lip service to equality and . ing to make a buck and get through the day. But that feeling of happiness was shattered At the Her column appean every Tuesday. practice what they preach. Jackie Robinson would have checkout stand at the grocery store, when I heard those wanted it that way. Mark Stride//I a Spartan .Stalf Writer Larry lIrrnandez is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer

SPARTAN DAILY Opinion page Continuing culture and entertainment at SJSU I no Wathigton axis,. sari Jose. LA 951920149140h) 9143280 policies I oral SJSUSDaiwol.com is ironic that as Ben liarper ..+ISU without these events is diffi- Executive Editor tarry l ee Header, ore cruyoiraged to Campus Viewpoint s ult. Where Managing Editor Manus Walton Jrenters the Student Union at 3 the A.S. Board STAFF exprewi themselves on the opinion WRITERS p.m. Wednesday to weave his :mends to use this money is obvi- Opinion Editor i hrishne kin Bacas with a Letter to Yasko Agawa, Melanie Balangue. (-Rime Barrow, Par the Editor or Photo Editor lay I Clendenin Campus Viewpoint. musical magic:, the Associated the non-academic entertainment ous. The Finance Committee Sean Coffey, Andrew W Davis. Dean lehely, Sports Editor Dustin Sheliell A lotter to the affirmed James S Gunsalus, I wry Hernandez, Andy W editor In a 2.10- Students Board of Directors may at SJSU (comedians, multi-cul- a 200 percent raise for Assistant Sports Editor Malt Hornig ward reeponee I.) an innlin or point 0 Ho, Andrew Hussey, Dennis Knight, Kimberly be taking steps to ensure his con- tural shows, concerts like Ben the incoming A.S. President from tChief Photographer Sean Galvin of view thid has appcamd In the Lamke, Gloria Magana Terri it Milner, Puna Nair, cert is $500 a month to $1,500 Features Editor Willis,, Jeske Spam an !hilly the last ever presented by Harper and the Metro Fountain a month. Vic Metro, Tiffany Sanchez, Jana Seshadri, Kim psk Campus Editor Rowena f MAIM Campus ViiWpoint in 4450. the Associated Students Program Blues Festival), this budget cut They created an Assistant to the Skolnick, Ronda Sluder. Catherine Spencer, Mark A a il Downtown Editor Laura Lazzarirk word dainty en current Executive Steidel, Laura Yank, Aaron Williams, Deanna campus, Board. really means the end of culture Director position at Editor lorin I ous politicI or fr4Copy ierrike Oncilld insure On April 23. the Finance and low-priced professional enter- $54,000 a year and plan to hire an Senior Staff Writer Mike Traphagen Suhmtesions boom.. the proper- Committee Associated Executive Director at "around" ty of the Spartan I Curly aryl may be of the tainment at SJSU. editod Inc clantv, grammar, libel Students voted to cut the pro- In my 25 years as the A.S. $75,000 a year. No Assistant PHOTOGRAPHERS Advertising Director Krishna Barenbrugge and length Submisaiona musk gramming arm of the A.S. by Program Board Adviser, the F.xecutive Director has ever been Max Becherw, Ronda Bradford, Apr Cr Art Director Irani Dews contain the uthor’ir name, Brandon Garcia, Brenna Jenn.,,on some $120,000 for the next year. A.S.P.B. students have presented needed before, and no Executive Retail Manager Christine Kiedaisch address, phone number, signar luchansky, Dona Andrew bliei,,en. Director ever earned close National Manager Jennifer Yornogida Nichols, tore and During the discussion (which great shows: U2 (free of charge for to that Charles Slay, lea Entertainment Manager Justine Sirck Taunello Sul...ions may he put in the the students and staff in atten- students), the Offspring ($14.95 salary. Downtown Manager Shantel Si heeler Editorial Cartoonist latter, to the Editor hos at the dance were not allowed to partici- for students because of A.S.P.B. What can you do? Come to the Marketing Manager Kyle Benner had Rodriguez Spartan Daily office in Dwight A.S. Board Marketing Assistant sandy Wong pate in), A.S. President Jerry involvement). Peter Gabriel meeting Wednesday at Bente' Hall Room 209, pent by fez Simmons was asked what sort of Fleetwood Mac 3 p.m. and voice your opinion. Retail Account Executive' Avantika Ahisa, GRAPHICS to tent() 944-3237 or mailed to the ($7.50). ($3.50), Mary Chan, Chris f isher, CS, t Kao. Charlie Tim Burke Spartan Daily ()pinion Falitor, programming the ASSOC. imed Richard Pryor ($4.50); blues Second, call the A.S. Board mem- Kwan, Chen Hui lee. Syhria Sanchez, Glen So ADVISERS School of Journalism and Maas Students would be offering SJSU artists John Lee Hooker, Robert bers and express your opinion. Enterlsinmant Account Executives Jesus tkarirnunicaUutia, Pant,,,. State (,arira, Deanna Orsot, Jon Piazza, Sarah Advertising students with such a huge budget Cray (free); comedians "Bobcat" Third. attend the Ben Harper University, One Washington Wheeler Jan k Quinton cut, concert and the 17th Square. San Jose, CA 96192-0149 lie replied, "Definitely no Coldthwait ($6). 'Fommy Annual Downtown Account Execulves Danilo Editorial finums or lectures at all, no free Davidson ($8); classical artists Metro Fountain Blues Festival so Arguello, Carissa Brawl-we Voir!) Chen, Susan Stephen Greene, Jan Straw Editorials are written by, and Medved Photo are the co nnnnn ue of, the noon cont ins, no major concerts, Michael Lorimer ($6), Ivan you can tell your friends and kids fipartan artiste Judy f ung, Joseph Iii, Mike Kasper, Jim McNay Deily editors, not the Just the Fountain Blues Festival, Moravec ($5); and dance compa- you went to SJSU when culture Anne Wheaton staff. homecoming anti the nies like the Alvin Ailey Dance and entertainment were not just r News Room 4118 924 3280 Fan. 408 924.3282 Advertising 408 924 3210 Published opinions and *deo, Garments do not International Food Bazaar." Theatre ($2) and the stars of the figments of the past. Spartan Dails, 1USPS15094801 is published every school day for (full academic necemanly reflect Lb., views of year) $15 and (semester) $15 Periodic postage paid at San Jose and additional the Spartan Deily, the Since the A.S. Program Board American Ballet starring Peter Schiwl of marling offices Mail subscriptions accepted on a remainder of semester basis Journalism and Mass is the campus organization that Martins and Suzanne Farrell ($3); Ted GehrIce San Jose State POSTMASTER Send address changes to the Spartan Daily, San Jose State CommuniCaU0104 &NI. presents and produces virtually all and hundreds more. To imagine A.S. Program Board Adviser UNIVERSitY University, One Washington Square, San Jose, CA, 95192 0149. Tusday, April 29, 1997

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Buy a book CIO The Library Donations and Sales Unit are having an ongoing book sale today at 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Trooper testifies McVeigh WLN 408 and Clark Lobby. Donations are wel- come. Call the Acq. Department at 924-2705 for more information. was armed after bombing Celebrate nursing the Nurses Christian Fellowship are hosting a Celebrating Nursing Meeting today at 2 p.m. in the Nine other witnesses describe explicit details of the April 1995 Student Union Almaden Room. Call Diane Stegmeir at 279-6385 for more details. blast that killed 168 people at the Oklahoma City federal building Fraternity hosts blood drive DENVER (Al') The trooper Talon ammunition, bullets designed just after Hanger identified of the explosion. Delta Sigma l'i in a combined effort with the who stopped Timothy McVeigh on a to inflict maximum damage on a McVeigh as the man wearing a blue Michael Norfleet, then a recruit- Arnold Air Society will have a blood drive for the traffic charge 75 minutes after the shooting victim, shirt in court, the ing officer for the Marine Corps, had Stanford Blood Center today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oklahoma City bombing testified Hanger then defendant whispered stopped to speak to his commanding in the Loma Prieta Room of the Student Union. Call today how McVeigh had a pistol, a arrested McVeigh for "A lady came, something to a mcm- officer when the bomb hit. Mike at 559-4193 for more information. knife, high-powered ammunition and carrying a concealed bee of his defense team "I took a piece of glass from the a possible alibi. pistol in a shoulder a nurse. She and exchanged smiles top of my head, and it flayed open Test your fat "He said he was in the process of holster. Three days with her. my right eye," Not-fleet said. "It cut 'Die Department of Nutrition and Food Science moving to Arkansas and that he had later, McVeigh was started Prosecutor Scott an artery in ..ty forehead. It cut an will test your body fat for $5 today from 3 p.m. to taken a load of his belongings down tied to the blast as he Mendeloff took artery here in my cheek; and at the 4:45 p.m. at CCB 103. Contact Kim Roth at 924- there," said Oklahoma Highway waited for a court tagging our Hanger through a same time, it cut an artery on my 3110 for more details. Patrol trooper Charles Hanger. hearing on the gun babies; and step-by-step account wrist. Hanger told the jury he pulled charge. of the handling of "I could feel the life ebb out of my Celebrate Mass over McVeigh's yellow Mercury McVeigh, a 29- right then I McVeigh's clothing veins. I just knew that I was losing 1 he Catholic Campus Ministry will Daily Mass Marquis on Interstate 35 about 80 year-old Gulf War realized they and personal belong- strength and that if I stayed in the today from 12:05 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the John miles north of Oklahoma City veteran, could face the ings as he was arrested, building, that I would die." trik because his car was missing a rear death penalty if con- driven to the Noble Norfleet said he followed ring XXIII Center, across from SJSU Theatre. Call Ginn,/ were dead." a trail of at 938-1610 for more information. license plate. victed of federal mur- County Jail in Perry, blood down the building's steps and otts Hanger said he hid behind the der and conspiracy Okla., and booked. found help. Doctors later told him he as Student galleries art receptions door of his cruiser as McVeigh got charges in the dead- Helena Garrett, Traces of explosives had lost nearly half his blood. rhe School of Art and 1>esign will have a student out of the car and walked toward liest act of terrorism were found on Helena Garrett, whose 16-month- 1 I him. As McVeigh reached for his on U.S. soil. The bombing survivor McVeigh's clothing, old son, Tevin, died in the building's vcre galleries art receptions today from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Art Building and Industrial Studies. Call camouflage wallet, Hanger said he April 19, 1995, truck and Mendelon ques- day-care center, recalled dropping Sarah 924-4330 for more information. noticed a bulge under his light wind- bombing of tioning appeared him off and turning to look at him did breaker. Oklahoma City's downtown federal designed to eliminate the possibility through floor-to-ceiling Ors windows as "I told him to take both hands building killed 168 people and that the residue got on his clothes she walked across the street to her Lecture series and slowly pull back his jacket," injured more than 500. after he was arrested. office. The School of Art and Design is having their Hanger said. "He said, 'I have a gun.' Hanger testified that a person dri- U.S. District Judge Richard A few minutes later, she frantically e4t- Lecture Series tonight, featuring New Video Artists: I pulled my weapon and stuck it to ving the speed limit from the bomb Matsch refused to admit a jacket and searched the Phyllis Baldino and Cheryl Donegan rubble for Tcvin and an. from 5 p.m. to the back of his head." site to the site of the arrest near a T-shirt into evidence because watched rescue 6 p.m. in the Art Building Room workers lay out the 133. Contact Andy As Hanger searched and hand- Billings, Okla., would have made the Hanger could not positively identify bodies of his schoolmates. 924-4328 for more information. cuffed him, McVeigh told the troop- 77.9-mile trip in 75 minutes and 15 them as McVeigh's. The items may "A lady came, a nurse," Ms. er he was also carrying a knife and a seconds. be admitted later through the testi- Garrett said. "She started tagging our Gallery shows spare clip of ammunition. McVeigh was stopped at 10:17 mony of other witnesses. babies; and right then I realized they The School of Art and Design will have Gallery In the chamber of the pistol, a.m., 75 minutes after the bomb Nine witnesses took the stand were dead." Shows today in Gallery 2, 3, 5, 8, and Herbert Hanger found a round of Black ripped through the federal building. Friday and described the grim details Sanders. For further information, call Sarah at 924- 4330. rs CPR workshop Zoeller makes racial joke, again .1 he Student Occupational Therapy Association will host a CPR workshop at SPXF. Room 89 from 7 word Monday of Zoeller's most grams and admission tickets. p.m. to 9 p.m. The cost is $15. Contact Mike at Golfer makes another insensitive recent commcnts, it sought clarifica- About 30 fans walked down a hill 258-3435 for more information. tion of exactly what was said. to the bowl-shaped fairway on the "The commissioner is not aware of third hole to applaud him. Zoeller Compiled by Mark Stead comment in front of spectators his remarks," said David Lancer, the told the fans he appreciated their sup- ch Spartan Daily Staff Writer y's GREENVILLE, S.C. (Al') manager for a chain of doughnut tour's director of information. Lancer port, slapping some of them on the Fuzzy Zoeller, still trying to joke his stores out of Winston- said Tim Finchem back or shaking hands. ;ue way out of trouble over racially insen- Salem, N.C., said they was in New York for "I talked to Tv him and he's down," by sitive remarks, traded quips Monday are friends, and the "What's negotiations. said Brad Faxon, a touring pro since ;er with a black golfer about "fried chick- exchange was meant Last week, 1983. "You-don't see him like that 30 en" and "watermelon." as a joke. appropriate in Zoeller read an apol- too often." no Berkeley students Zoeller was playing at the McBryde said he ogy to Woods before fey Thornbladc Classic, a charity pro-am and Zoeller laughed America pulling out of the Zoeller had endorsed a clothing line Lae event his first appearance since his together at a pre-tour- anymore? What Greensboro tourna- and golf clubs for Kmart, but all protest Prop. 209 comments about Tiger Woods. nament dinner on ment. He said he since he was dropped by the retailer, ice Zoeller drew heavy criticism when Sunday and just con- I said at would not play again he no longer wears its logo in compe- en BERKE1.EY (AP) University of the spray drifted through the area he called Woods "that little boy" and tinued it on the until he talked to tition. His caddie at Thornblade toted a of California students protesting as students retreated with streaming asked the Masters champion not to course. Zoeller's Augusta was Woods. simple brown and black ed Proposition 209 skirmished with eyes. serve fried chicken or collard greens at remarks about Woods Woods later leather bag. he kind of a joke accepted Zoeller's pepper spray wielding police during In between the two attempts, next year's champions dinner. were inappropriate. Zoeller said Finchem called him al - a noisy, two-hour protest in the students sat in a circle and passed a In the days that hallowed. Kmart McBryde said. But, he apology and said he act and I got wanted to put it in before Woods' statement was released lobby of Sproul Hall Monday. bullhorn around to give each an dropped Zoeller as a spokesman and added, "Fuzzy and I last week. ay Two students were arrested dur- opportunity to speak. he withdrew from the Greater can kid that way in a nailed for it." the past. ing the demonstration, which was "I am here because I'm sick of Greensboro Chrysler Classic. He also certain atmosphere." At Thornblade, a "I said, 'What about talking to ;e. staged by several campus groups the police abuse of power," said apologized to Woods, saying he was "Don't pepper charity tournament him?" Zoeller recalled. He said Al opposing Proposition 209, the Brian McDaniels, a freshman. "I only joking. me," Zoeller told Fuzzy Zoeller run in pan by popu- Finchem told him, "Tiger would like lar pro Jay Haas, as voter-passed initiative dismantling believe that students should have On Monday, /menet teed off on reporters afterward. PGA golfer to talk to you just as friends on the of many of the State's affirmative control of their education. Citizens the second hole when Victor "We were just out Zoeller was as popu- PGA 'Four." of their coun- McBryde, a black golfer on the tee there laughing, having lar with the crowd as action programs. should have control happen probably at the he Protesters termed their action a try. box two holes ahead, yelled over, fun. l'hat was meant as a joke. That's Haas, Fred Couples, "That will when I'll be out next, which 3n SIMMS. "I think that everybody has the "Hey, Fuzzy." a very touchy subject. Phil Mickelson, Tom Kite or any of Colonial, an Zoeller shouted hack to McBryde "What's appropriate in America the 33 pros who showed up. He was is fine," Zoeller said. "Our goal was to stop business right to an education, not just peo- Colonial is scheduled for May an can pay for it," said Ellen about getting "you some fried chick- anymore?" he said. "What I said at cheered from tee-to-green and fans The for the day ... so they would know ple. who 22-25 at Fort Worth, Texas. io our power," said Kristin Cahill. Pinson-Rose. en." Augusta was kind of a joke and I got lined up to have hina sign visors, pro- But UC Berkeley officials main- The students wrapped their McBryde told Zoeller to remem- nailed for it. tsr tained the impact of the demonstra- heads in shirts and sweaters to ward ber the cornbread. Fuzzy replied, "It's amazing how, when you tion was minimal. off the spray and carried bottled "How about some watermelon?" deliver a line, some people laugh, "What it's really been is an water to rinse it off. They apparent- About 20 people were standing some people don't," Zoeller added. f1 your inconvenience for students who ly came prepared for a longer stay, around Zoeller, and most of them "You don't need to write anything art need to come in and get tran- carrying bags of oranges, peanut laughed. about that." id scripts," said campus spokeswoman butter and crackers, and bottled Zoeller and McBryde, a district When the PGA Tour received san Jose symphony. ve Marie Felde. water. The students invaded the admin- At about 3 p.m., the group left Att istration building around 1 p.m. the lobby and went to the campus American !lean A SUPERPOPS! CONCERT ter. and barred the outer doors with police station, located on the side of CPR Ass clot ion bicycle locks. the building to check on the pair of They then occupied the lobby, arrestees. ciliaccp lo Ai\ e hemmed in by campus police The two men, Deajhante Lanier, It's The guarding the inner doors. 20, and Jason Negron, also 20, were Linking arms, the group chanted booked on charges of trespassing slogans such as, "You see UC, I see and resisting arrest and were Smothers Brothers h ocrisy," and "Hey, hey. Ho, ho. released about 4 p.m. Grand Opening It will be a hilarious homecoming Aflirmarive action must not go." The protest was the latest in a when the Smothers Brothers loin Students twice attempted to rush series of demonstrations that began the San lose Symphony They're still the inner doors. 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San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Rebuild L.A.: Residents felt betrayed continued from page 1 quickly became clear that one organi- "I wanted to hang a zation couldn't bear the burden of creating all those jobs. It was bigger sign saying black- than Rebuild L.A.," said Linda Wong, general counsel and chief owned ashes. financial officer of IA Prospers Everything we were Partners. "Rebuild L.A. began with high trying to build was expectations but quickly realized the difficulty of implementation," said destroyed John E. Molloy, administrator of the Community Redevelopment Agency. overnight." Molloy said RIA's five-year deadline was unrealistic. Earl Jones, restaurant owner Community Redevelopment Agency public housing and private invest- ment. Molloy describes CRA's pre-riot The Community Redevelopment investment in the South Los Angeles Agency (CL's) is the public counter- as "clearly insufficient." Molloy part of Rebuild L.A. Molloy hopes ICI reverse this pattern of explained that its process of revitaliza- neglect and has designated 14 project tion usually requires 25 to 30 years. areas. "The redevelopment timeframe is a long-term one," he said. Molloy said corporations' reluc- Big business tance to invest in so-called high-risk areas has been the greatest roadblock Not every corporation was reluc- to rebuilding. He says the CRA tant to return to riot-damaged areas. spends much of its energy overcom- For example, Chief Auto Parts was ing "companies' concerns about eager to show its commitment to the investing in a high-risk area." inner city. By Febuary 1993, Chief Noreen McClenden, project man- Auto reopened six of seven stores ager for Concerned Citizens of South destroyed in the riots. It has since Los Angeles, contends with the same opened 15 new stores in the and resistance from private business own- brought more than 125 jobs into the ers. area. "The perception is that they can't "We were committed to the inner- make money in this area. The percep- city long before the riots. The riot. PHOTO BY MAX BECHERER Spartan Daily VI, tion is that there is nothing here but didn't scare us bit," Regional From left to right, Earl Jones, Terdema Ussery and Wally Ussery stand the violence of the 1992 riots burned both businesses down. Now, five years President Simmon Smith said. Smith criminals and thieves. Nothing could together in their joint-owned grocery store, Triangle Markets, in South Central after the riots, the three have pooled their resources together to build a full-ser- further from the truth," said he hoped to capitalize on an exo- be Los Angeles. Before the riots, Jones had owned a fried chicken fast food vice grocery store. McClenden said. dus from the area similiar to the one Concerned Citizens begin in 1985 he observed after the 1965 Watts restaurant and both Terdema and Wally Ussery owned a grocery store when as an environmental watchdog agency Riots. He admits the company's rebuild only days after rioting stopped skeptical," he said. basically everything we had," his son owners and the black and I.atino of a motives for remaining in the area as a organized to block construction "The (company) president gave the Small business Rafael said. Instead, he moved the communities as media hype. proposed incinerator project but has mixture of altruism and self-interest. go-ahead two days after the riots. The business to Fontana, Calif., 50 miles "This was not a Korean American Smith received permission to since expanded to address issues of company was neither concerned nor More than 10,000 small businesses south of Los Angeles. Hong's son, /African-American issue," Cho said. were damaged or destroyed in the Rafael, said the reasons for his father's We are familar with their faces. decision to relocate were two-fold. We know who their grandfathers are; Smith, riots. The vast majority have been Simon unable or unwilling to rebuild in the First, Hong was eager to reopen his we know who their grandmothers Chief Auto Parts' area. According to a 1996 report from business but was unwilling to wait for are," Cho said. Los Angeles the now-defunct Rebuild L.A., an esti- his former building to be rebuilt. When Earl Jones left his restau- regional manager, mated 25 percent of damaged or Rafael said a deep-felt sense of betray- rant, Chicken George, at midnight, it remembers when destroyed businesses have been rebuilt. al prevented his father from returning was untouched by the rioting that seven of his stores The Korean American business to the community. raged around it. Flowever, when he burned down dur- community was especially hit hard in "He felt betrayed by the people; he returned early the next morning to ing the riots of the riots. According to Ed Chang, a felt betrayed by the city; he felt hang the "black-owned" signs he wife 1992. He got the University of California, Riverside betrayed by the country as well," made, he found only ashes. OK to rebuild this professor of ethnic studies, 2,280 Rafael said. "I wanted to hang a sign saying store, at Avalon Korean American businesses were Hong reopened his business with a black-owned ashes. Everything we Boulevard and damaged or destroyed in the riots. $150,000 loan from the Small were trying to build was destroyed Manchester Chang said 10 percent of the former Business Association. He has expand- overnight,. Jones said. Avenue, two days Korean business owners have ed the business to include electronics The Triangle Market with its after the riots returned to the area. and has enlisted the help of his two soft pastel facade is a far cry from ended. Fifteen new Businessman I Ian Pyo Hong did oldest sons, Simon and Rafael. the "black-owned ashes" Jones sur- stores have not return after his family-owned Unlike Hong, Doris Cho never veyed on the first morning of the opened in greater business, Thomas Toys, was considered leaving the community riots. Jones teamed up with Terdema where Los Angeles since destroyed in the riots. her store, Cat's Liquor, has and Wallace Ussery to open their new been a long-standing fixture. Over supermarket then. "It was a small business but it was Nov 1, 1996. The three several days of looting. Cat's lost businessmen say rebuilding has been PHOTO BY We were more than $100,000 in damages. an uphill battle. DAVID LUCHANSKY Despite being rejected for an SBA "We've had problems from the loan, Cho was able to reopen her Spartan Daily committed to the store get-go. I don't know city hall. I hit one month after the riots. every bump in the road," Terdema inner-city long "We had to borrow money from reflected. friends and family," Cho said. The partners hope to use the before the riots. Despite the c ostly damage done to sucess of the Friangle Market as a her store, Cho was not troubled by springboard to even greater success. The riots didn't the bitterness and sense of betrayal However, these three men, who have scare us bit." that made Hong leave the communi- lived not only through the 1992 riots ty. but also the 1965 Watts riots, "We've never been robbed before remained cautiously optimistic. Simmon Smith, the riots; we've never been robbed "Our intention is to have more Chief since theIrriots:" Cho said. stores. We've had offers ... btst you have Auto Parts' dismissed the oft-discussed to crawl before you walk," !ones o,1 L.A. regional manager tension between Korean business Critics say Rebuild L.A. merely salved problems office said he was unavailable plc," Rubenstein said. By MINERVA CANTO mayor Tom Bradley. Amid much media have not been rebuilt. Ueberroth's Aseoetated Press Writer hoopla, the organization promised to, well, Of 31 proposed new for comment. I.inda Griego, who took over RI A was plagued with problems early on. ANGELES (AP) It was about 8 rebuild Los Angeles. supermarkets, only 16 luir Ucherroth, the 1984 Olympics czar, at With about a dozen task forces charged with LOS hundreds 141.A, said expectations may have been unrea- working on everything Iron, minority rela- on April 29, 1992, when Gil Mathieu RLA pledged to collect of mil- have been built. Four p.m. to help restore businesses and organizations failed to sonable. tions to job trainitig, it quickly grew arrived home, flipped on the TV and saw his lions of dollars flames. create thousands of jobs in the 52-square-mile come through with "You can't change economic development unwieldy. Meanwhile, Gricgo nutted, Los pharmacy in been Angeles was struggling with a recession and had thought the store would be safe area hardest hit by the rampage. $133 million of the in areas that have blighted for decades," He disbanded in they she said. other disasters, including floods, wildfires and when he closed it earlier that evening. But he Many feel RIA, which $485 million had short of its goal. It may have committed. or Joel Rubenstein, Ueberroth's business the 1994 Northridge earthquake. badly misjudged the scope of the devastation January, fell far from the business he had salved the problems of post-riot L.A. for a "I think they did UEBERROTH partner and close friend, believes Ueberroth L.A. Prosper, a new group with a similarly that began 10 miles name, has taken over 40 years. while, but it by no means solved therm some good work, but -did a Herculean job" in getting R1A off the optimistic where RIA tended for almost left off. But instead of rebuilding damaged looting and burning continued for "I've been here 40 years. I've been through L.A. does not look like ground and that its accomplishments were The destruction," Mathieu 1992," said Mohammed "underestimated by just about everyone." property, I..A. Prosper is focusing on training two days, leaving a billion-dollar trail of ash two riots, burnouts and it did prior to the area's vast unskilled workfince. And a quandary: How to make said. -But the problems are still there." Nassardeen, who runs an organization that "1 gotta tell you, when the sky was full of and rubble. were on the roof "That's good and that may work out," said whole again? He eventually rebuilt his pharmacy - with- promotes economic development in black smoke and national guards Los Angeles he were flying over, Peter Nassardcen, "but (RLA) was very well-named. Enter Rebuild Los Angeles, headed by out the help of RLA. communities. "There certainly needs to and helicopters was When you speak of that name, there Ueberroth, a 1959 San Jose State R1A statistics show that about a quarter of more done. I don't think it was time to dis- Ueberroth not sitting back. He was in the should Peter buildings band the talking to the leaders, talking to the pets- have been more done." University alumnus, at the request of then- the 1,093 damaged or destroyed effort." city Five years on: Survivors along hard-hit avenue recall terror of riot from mid-city jobs. fate fall 11/118 ui time city. I he acquittals property damage estimated at $1 bil- damaged buildings along that 80-block Ver111011I KI10111 Retiretllent ( :enter, By MICHAEL WHETE Assoctated Press Wnter Five years ago, Vermont Avenue was pushed them to the flash point. lion. stretch are reminders of the violence where Anderson and the elderly resi- a thoroughfare for traffic of a different When police withdrew from the And, perhaps worst of all, the racial and outrage vented on the city. dents stood alone against vandals and LOS ANGELES (AP) From the sort - gunmen, arsonists and looters intersection of Florence and gulf dividing Ins Angeles -and America Less obvious, but no less real, is the bitters. black and Hispanic neighborhoods of who torched its buildings and termrizcd Normandie, the crowd turned into as a whole - was wider than ever. impact it had on the lives of those who Their ordeal began soon after the South Central, north through residents. mob, dragging motorists from their cars Cutting across the city's racial and live and work there. verdicts, when an angry crowd smashed Koreatown to Hollywood, the skyline The worst riots in modern U.S. his- and beating them in the streets. ethnic mix, Vermont Avenue became a Since the riots, property manager the glass doors of a pet store housed in along Vermont Avenue resembles a tory began a few blocks west, when out- Similar scenes erupted across LOS key corridor for rioters. From impover- Jewell Anderson has had little trouble the saint gap-toothed smile. numbered police were faced down by a Angeles almost simultaneously that late ished South Central, they spread north renting commercial space in her build- Mimi Adatra, now 68, feared looters Block afier block, rows of buildings crowd angered by the acquittals of four afterruxm of April 29, 1992. for HO blocks to within a stones throw ing at Vermont and 83rd Street. It was would torch the store, and the retire- are punctuated by vacant lots where white policemen accused in the beating When it ended three days later, 55 of the fashionable Hancock Park and one of the few on the block left stand- ment center along with it. Running into stores and other businesses once stood. of black motorist Rodney King. people were dead and more than 2,300 Los Feliz neighborhoods on the edge of ing after the riots. the shop, she climbed atop a counter. Even to, it's a busy street, often jammed Shown over and over on television, injured. Some 1,100 buildings had Hollywood. The building was spared largely "I said, 'Please don't set us on fire,'" tight with commuters hurrying to and the videotaped beating had overheated been damaged or destroyed by fire, with Five years later, empty lots and fire- because of its primary tenant, the she recalls. or-

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Isano LIPMlepedS By Kimberly Lambe ished first in the women's A race. Spartan Daily Staff Writer "It's nice to be out here with so many people who enjoy cycling as Hosting its second race of the club much as I do," Hofmann said. "But, season, the SJSU cycling team finished even after frying myself on the time tri- strong with hopes of sprinting into the als, it was rewarding to come out here a conference championships. second weekend and still be fast." The club team currently holds the Hofmann finished first in the time tri- No. 13 position in its conference, and als Saturday and ninth in the women's is now awaiting final tabulation of con- B road race. ference-wide point totals, which will "Most teams can only put on one tell whether the team will compete for race a season," said Sean Coffey, presi- post-season honors. dent of the SJSU cycling team and cur- "It would be nice if we made con- rent Spartan Daily reporter. Coffey ference championships, but since this a served as one of the organizers of the collegiate club sport and not NCAA, race weekend, as well as placing fifth- the overall atmosphere is more wench for the team in the men's B relaxed," said Lina Hofmann, SJSU group on Sunday. "We're a smaller cycling team member. "If we don't team, but despite our size we've man- make conference, no one is going to be aged to assert our presence," Coffey devestated." said. SJSU's team was well represented in Harold Osorio, race sponsorship Saturday and Sunday's contests, with coordinator for SJSU, said the team the women's group taking first place secured sponsorship from several cor- overall Saturday and ninth and 12th porations at the beginning of this sea- place Sunday. The men's group fin- son including Saturn/Lucas ished in fifth and sixth place in two Dealerships, Kinko's and Chico's separate divisions on Saturday and had Tacos. The money from these and a rider finish in the top 20 Sunday. other sponsors allowed the team to put The two-day race consisted of indi- on a second race weekend. vidual time trials on Saturday and 20- "When I used to race for the team, t0 35-mile group races Sunday. we had the riders, but no money," Fourteen schools from California and Osorio said. "Now, we have the money Nevada participated in the event, with but we don't have the following and large teams from Stanford, Cal, UC the riders we used to." Santa Barbara and Cal Poly, SLO Osorio said that most of the mem- attending. Over 130 riders participated bers of this year's team are newcomers, in the weekend contest. with only a few veteran members. Top men's finishers in the time tri- Despite the young team, the Spartans als were Lane Packwood from UCLA, have been fairly successful this season Ian Roberson from Cal Poly SLO, and are now planning on organizing a Rahul Pathak from Cal and Mike mountain biking team for the fall Cummer from Stanford. In the road semester. races Sunday, UCSB team members "We're hoping that we can bring Keith Horowitz and Amy Nett finished some new people into road racing from first in the men's and women's B races those who participate on the mountain respectively. Teri Balser from Cal fin- biking team," Osorio said.

PHOTO By ARC CRABS Spartan Daily The Avsoctateril %latent Prognm &Apt SJSU proucly presents Lina Hofmann, right, of the SJSU cycling club completes a 24 mile race inches behind a Stanford racer Sunday morning in Morgan Hill. Warriors bounce coach Derross ion OAKLAND (Al') The Golden State Warriors, Bernie Bickerstaff in Denver, Jim Lynam in Washington, HARPER is an illness- who slumped to a 30-52 record this season and failed to Brian Winters in Vancouver, Garry St. Jean in not a weakness. make the playoffs for the third straight year, fired coach Sacramento, Brian Hill in Orlando and Bob Hill in San TRf4T DEPRESSION Rick Adelman and his assistants on Monday. Antonio. The firing of Adelman, who had a 66-98 record in hrtp r/www save orq two seasons with the Warriors, had been expected. 'The coaching record of Rick Adelman, who was fired "We set goals for this team and the organization, and by the Golden State Warriors on Monday.. unfortunately we didn't achieve the levels I expected on T the basketball court," Warriors owner Chris Cohan said Regular Season TfIE TRAVEL' in a prepared statement. "Because of this, we felt a change was necessary." Season 1 cam W L .Pct There was no immediate word on the fate of general 1988-89 Portland 14 21 .400 manager Dave Twardzik, who also has taken much of the 1989-90 Portland 59 23 .720 blame for poor drafts and disappointing performances by 1990-91 Portland 63 19 .768 the Warriors the past two seasons. 1991-92 Portland 57 25 .695 Cohan said the contracts of assistant coaches John 1992-93 Portland 51 31 .622 aptore Wetzel, George Irvine and Rod Higgins will not be 1993-94 Portland 47 35 .573 renewed. 1995-96 Golden State 36 46 .439 Adelman, who took the Trail Blazers to the NBA 1996-97 Golden State 30 52 .366 the finals twice while coaching six seasons in Portland, has A Totals 357 252 .586 career record of 357-252. His .586 winning percentage is 12th on the NBA career list. Playoffs wort Adelman season acknowledged at the end of the that Wednesday it was his most frustrating year as an NBA coach. Season Team W L .Pct April 30.1997 fouss "We're disappointed that we didn't do well, that we 1988-89 Port land 0 3 .000 St iii lit I !Min Ballroom SiSLI didn't do better," he said. "I think I know the strengths 1989-90 Portland 12 9 .571 and weaknesses of this team. You try to do what's right 1990-91 Portland 9 7 Note! student advance tickets on sale .563 EIII1mN1I Travel And you come up short, and that's frustrating." 1991-92 Portland 13 8 .619 now in the A.S. business office. NO SERVICE CHARGE! Adelman is the third NBA coach fired since the end 1992-93 Portland 1 3 .250 2 486 Channing Way of the season, joining Dick Motta of Denver and Johnny 1993-94 Portland 1 3 .250 astir 9 7P M. stiautil Advatual. $12_ 5titderILdoor $ 14 Davis of Philadelphia. Show Start 08 io..4 general s 1 5 Berkeley Totals 36 33 .522 Tel : 510-848-8604 There were six firings during the regular season:

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Ads must be placed in person 11UU 11 11 ilUU person Monday thou, Thursday, in DBH20 9, between 10am and 2pm Student ID required between 2pre-4ern. 2980 Stevens ii ill 11 Creek Blvd. San Jose. No Calls **Lost & Found ads are offered free. 3 lines for 3 days, as a service to the campus community 11 11 11 San Jose State Program continued from page 1 campus and I've always cherished the opportunity," Gehrke said. Teens ask mayor Gehrke said that at last Wednesday's Finance Committee meeting the funding for the ASPB would he down to to spend money on $41,000 a year . If this proposal passes, the ASPB would he centers, the least-funded A.S. auxiliary. activities "In my opinion, it will pretty much mean the end of enter- tainment and culture in San Jose State," Gehrke said. Spartan Daily Staff Report Tyler Kogura, ASPB executive director, oversees financial A group of 45 to 50 youths matters and guides the board when it brings events to cam- organized by People Acting in pus. Kogura said that there was no official reason given by the Community Together marched A.S. board for this reduction of funds, except to say that Monday afternoon in an effort to funds are needed for other areas. convince San Jose Mayor Susan According to Kogura, some of the different proposals Hammer to provide more funds might be: to increase the A.S. president stipend from $500 a from the city budget for its youth month to $1,500 a month a decision that would conse- programs. quently raise the salary of the incoming A.S. President Jeff The march began at 4:30 p.m. Batuhan; to cut funding for freshman orientation; and to cre- at Guadeloupe Church, 2020 East ate a new position, assistant to the A.S. executive director, San Antonio St. after which Kogura said Simmons himself was aspiring. The march continued along However, Simmons has adamantly denied (in the March King Road, Cunningham Avenue, 12, 1997 Spartan Daily issue) any desire to hold a position ending the march at Most Holy with the A.S. after his planned May graduation date. Trinity Church at 2040 Nassau Simmons has said he would be attending law school at Drive. Pepperdine University. A separate meeting was orga- Kogura said that Simmons has not included an operating nized to discuss neighborhood budget for the judiciary and that would mean the A.S. will concerns and issues and ask for not have a judiciary review board. additional funding. "AS. President Simmons has revised a budget that will PACT is an organization of I 7 decrease funds for a lot of different things on campus," said church groups throughout San laneice Allen, A.S. director of Ethnic Affairs, who also sits on Jose which provides community the Finance Committee. "I don't agree with the A.S. Program support by funding job and eco- Board's budget." nomic developments projects such Students should show their interest and concern for the as homework assistance centers many issues addressed. Allen said, by attending the meeting and after school activity centers. at 3 p.m.on Wednesday at the Student Union. PACT organized this event to "Students will need to be present promptly at 3 p.m.to influence Hammer to provide sign in so they can address the board with questions or more funds for new and existing issues," Allen said. projects. Hammer originally proposed a pledge of $900,000 dollars out of Reform PHOTO BY MAX BECHERER Spartan Daily the city's 1996-97 fiscal budget for continued from page 1 Suzanna Huerta, an SJSU English major, holds a child by the teens met with the mayor to present reasons why she should PACT activities, which was a hand as she leads San Jose Teens of People Acting in the pledge additional funds from next year's city budget. The funds $280,000 dollar increase over the Donald Ryan, SJSU director of Financial Aid, said reforms Community Together organization to an action meeting with would help PACT to maintain and create new after-hour teen cen- previous year's pledge. to student aid are needed to combat the increasing costs of an Mayor Susan Hammer at Most Holy Trinity Church Monday. The ters where youngsters could study or play games after school. education, as well as the increasing costs of living. "As costs rise, students have to borrow more so they are faced with more debt at the completion of their undergradu- ate or graduate education," Ryan said. He also said the movement for student aid reform is cur- rently strong because Congress has to reauthorize the Higher Education Act of 1965 this year. Clinton Border Ryan added that it is more convenient for Congress to ini- tiate any important changes in the act during reauthorization continued from page 1 Although he said his test scores were high, Spanish Class at De Anza and got a B. The years and consequently, coalitions are usually formed to influ- he was calls Border PAtrol Agents apprehend more unable to find employment as a only reason I didn't pursue it was because I ence reform. police officer drug offenders and confiscate more drugs locally under the city's hiring was afraid it would lower my G.P.A. and I "What this particular group is proposing is very positive," than any other agency in the U.S. practices. was about to transfer to SJSU. That's some- Ryan said. "I would certainly support it and I think you will But he still for Born and raised in Sunnyvale, Murphy desires to work in the area as thing I really regret not pursuing. Living in find that most colleges and universities would support it, attended Fremont a police officer. After working a short while California, Spanish is something everyone too." High School and trans- as a humane ferred from De Anz.a Community College officer and park ranger for should know." Mark Strama, program director for Rock The Vote, said action before graduating Santa Clara County, Murphy applied for As for the job itself, there is a fine bal- college students rely heavily on the Internet and the Web from SJSU with a the Bachelor's Degree in administration of jus- U.S. Border Patrol Training Academy. ance between the job's rewards and the real- petition is the easiest way for them to voice their opinions to PHILADELPHIA (AP) After being Clearing away the grime and tice. accepted by the border ity of those crossing the border. Congress. patrol, he was sent to graffiti on Germantown Avenue At De Anza, Murphy originally wanted Charleston, South "Doing border patrol work has been a "This is an important cause for young people to mobilize to major in business. But Carolina, last September for a 20-week positive experience so far. I have always around right now," Strama said. "Through this petition, we was the easy part. Now President while taking a training required business law class, he course that included Spanish. enjoyed working with people and I like the can generate a strong message to Congress that student aid is Clinton and his predecessors are concluded Immigration that a career in law was more the direction law, fire arms, tactics and idea that I'm protecting U.S. citizens," an important budgetary priority." trying to transform their SUITIRlit rough terrain driving. He on community service into a he wanted to take. was working at Murphy said. "As for those will tell you the trolls, 2 career in the Mexican border a week after graduat- who are trying to cross the must-do movement that "To busi- ing. sweep the country. ness seemed dry to me. After that business border, I feel for them with law class, I started thinking "The training I received at the acade- all their problems and "You have to serve in your about my career my was intense community to help make it a and what I WAS going to do for the rest of from the beginning," hardships. In a country Heart Open To Helping An Murphy said, "There better place," Clinton exhorted my life. 'Ilse idea of working in law enforce- is so much that you where 90 percent of the Couple Bring A Child need to learn to do a good, safe job in the wealth belongs to only 10 ment seemed a lot more the nation on the first day of exciting," Murphy field. Into This World? the Presidents' Summit for Said. Knowing the law is a huge part of it, percent of the people, but after being its the field the ability to there are going to be prob- Ile Also SAid A job is [usually Families of all bacbgrounds and America's Future. your life. communicate He was underscoring his "If you pick one you're not happy with, in Spanish is key whets lems. 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