Spartan Daily University Since 1934 18 Serving San Jose State ’0Ilitite 91. Nti Monda. \ "elliber 7. 1988 Campus groups stage protest By Stacey De Salvo ii liesl Alumna alleges racial assault Daily staff writer "IL, deeply disturbing to the Student groups ha% c planned .1 A said A.S. President -Ferry , !lien allegedly pushed and hit "Rally. Against Racism" hir Ms( arthy . "We're going to ad- B) Teresa ddane ,ausing scratches and abra- today in response to a crimd ins '- dress the problem of racism at Daily staff writer sions on her wrist dent during Democratic presi- (today s) Academic Senate meet- A t 'nuseusuty Police once, le I am aritund in the crowd dential candidate Michael Duka- ing." fused to take report of a IA-kills The fight broke out after Bush I IIiifficer When she sass kis' visit ( kt 31. The organiiers on Friday inotisateil ,1,.11111 Oil .1 le111.11e 1)(11,.1 hi. oiled to report the I alit The As,oc lilted Students and hoped to ain act at least four or Isis supporter at last iiiek’s tails supporters shouted racial comments to I he silt ik.e: motioned her to him. she other campus groups have sched- five local 1/01111i11.111S. in- aeon ding to the al leg eil s is ti said. uled the rally for noon in the Stu- cluding Santa Clara County Su- The Uniseisity Departineni three Hispanic women at the Dukakis Witness Joaquin Arnola. It said dent Union Amphitheater because perv isor Rod Diridon. roused to identity the otikei. sa in his is raten statement that the I iii alleged racial incident that Dirkhin said Friday that he had Ii is as a -personnel matter " Vs it rally. is 0114111 ntiss 1111 1 .11,1 h101112111 the po- hiok place when Dukakis spoke not been asked yet, but would nesse, at the scene said the onkel . lice officer 10 ilie I here. cancel any Monday engagements badge number is 1.79 55 ,uslutin thiough the crowd to Rally organirers reacted s ith to attend the rally They said the light broke out atiet Ica,. It the onkel . I ..tra said she re :mger to reports that three His- He said the alleged racist inci- flush simportet 11111.110.1 F.1,1,11 ,0111 5111e11,.1. nisi ins lies it nt 1 deiense ceived two blow s to the hack, one sit panic Democrats were subjected dent was an "abomination if it NLIk.11 as iielfore-lo,tio. and lase 1 he ',1St alumna is us 1,ot-ii iii In is 1111C11 statements tor the Santa ii Inch she thinks came from a Bush to r;icial insults during Dukakis' represents the Bush campaign 'taco Laos to three Ills X lex uo and has an Claia County Human Relaisffis campaign sign. isa One of the is mien, Irma 'Even if it doesn't represent pants \\omen at the r,ully I ara tsdst he Commission, two \illnesses said Art rola said he heard Flush sup- Lira. claimed she was physically See PROTEST. bacA (nice Irina 1..11a s,uid a vitnuan The iioinan then hit het 1 Ala said. Bil,11 supporters then restrained the porters .Iirri4esitetA lheuige screanieil. "SS,. speak rnglish in and she slappeil the is 0111,in in ,c1f V,11111,111 Local station Take five decides to air Update News

By Dan Turner spot news events. The guideline, Daily staff writer state that all candidates running for A KTEH official announced Fri- public othee must receive equal air day that his station would air an up- time. date Ness s !nil:lite:1st containing a Eanella was concerned because segment on Michael Dukakis' y kit 'pdate is not produced by a licensct to SJSU. alter the Federal Commu- station He said he thought K II II nication, Commission changed a was legally. responsible for the section iit its equal -time laws. show 's content. General Manager Tom Fanella Das is contended that Fanella had had refused to air the show because misinterpreted FCC rules. lawyers or the local public TV sta- 'We convinced them that our tion said it v iolated FCC equal -time view of the law was correct," Day is guidelines. said. Update Ness s is a student -pro- Rich Nardine, promotion direct,,i duced newscast which KTEH has at KTEH. explained that the decision broadcast for the past 16 years. to air Saturday's broadcast as The conflict began two weeks ago based on a change in FCC laws. when the station ref usei.1 to au a prompted in part by the Update con- news segment about vice-presi- flict. dential candidate I.Joyd Bentsen's Nardine said his station's law vers isit to S.111 Jose. in Washington D.C. asked the FCC Faculty in the &1St animalism for a ruling about Update Ness, two department were angered by I- .111e.1 - weeks ago, when the question of la's decision, calling it censorship whether the Bentsen segment Attorney Ed Davis. a media -lass spe lirst arose. si as asked to study the situa At that time. the FCC told them the show is us 1101 1.! \ C1111/1 front ted The main question was w ham era] equal -time guideline, because the student nature of Update New s Update is nig licensed is ith the FCC placed them in a different position At the nine. another unlicensed from other sy ndicated news pro- news show that normally airs on the Mark Studyyin Daily staff photographer grams.'' Das is said Public Broadcasting System. called During the filming of a special telex ision project for a class, Cheryl %Rarado. ID return. I he 111-11jUt 1 is a Programs licensed by the FCC ;ire "Agronsky and Company ." had fictitious commercial about a Saad, a senior exempt irons the similar problems. Reptesent:ins es of majoring in drama, %% ails for her cameraman, Ernest drama school. guidelines for coverage ot Isona tide See UPDATE. hack prige Few take advantage of ride sharing Campus poll indicates

By lay Shess students favor Bush

Daily stet( writer SJSC's student population rose Ity I.isa Hannon siisi,s,iiiurival politi,01 6.7 percent in the past two years. Dartz sist student, in S.11t1 1 Ctl Sielaf I. the business profes- and semester parking permits soared sor us huts instituted the poll. from $33 to $81. But the number of dicates that a small maw! ity 01 slit The stirs ey was conducted by 'NI SJSU commuters using alternative dent, pick., George iitiOr el Mi- business student, tor extra credit. transportation decreased. chael Dtikaki, in the hit CsIlle1111.11 Sielati said he wanted his students iii "oser the last several years (the experience gathering statistics hy number of people) continued to iirding to the splingam taken sampling dvv iidle. " said Keith Opalewski. ra'c tt'S.ISI on Xliiiiday 1 tiesilay and They randoinl polled students ti actun2 traffic manager for SIMI'', 51 . 51' peii.cia planned to frOln Of 60 buildings on campus for sole tot Bush. 45 101 the three days Sielalt said ( fit Ile of Tratt ic and Parking Opera- percent DA.' the stu- tions. kis !lace pet cent said they is 011Id dents' nil hi !dud I testi, irises is ere The office has compiled a ride- %Ole 10r sttheu s suishislates confidential sharing matchlist trout which SJSU The margin of error in the survey' The stirs es asked the se's ot the commuters can choose someone to was plus or 11111111, 1 percent. That participant, il they \vele registered to car-pool w ith The list supplies could iedike Bush's lead to I per- stile, if they planned 10 And lstr names. city areas, phone numbers. cent 01 Ills I CA,' 1110 13 ss h0111 ihey %% mild sole and week schedules of commuters. " the surs done Of the students polled. ',T.! wer,, Only 47 names are currently on by students only at SISt the si/e of men and 829 were womei: I the list. which includes students, the sal liple is as lait'a as 1r, r P(, faculty and staff. Opalewski said the list had 150 to 200 people several years ago. Professors say lottery funds To obtain a matchlist. students fill out a form in the office, located at Mark Studyyin Daily stall photographer the Seventh Street Garage. Commut- fail to benefit university ers can ;ilsit inquire about joining Hans Freerichs and Nlat Iloran discuss I heir class project on ride sharing as ailabilily carpools, v anpools and sales of park- Ity I .orraine lorgan II ,110,1 in lt,11! run ing permits convenient ride partner. Opalew ski list is tisuall% About hall-full. de;)Iftetiilill:, ;rot 11’ igmit:iiir'he: ti ius shl eu Daily stall writer "The lottery money is no longer SJSI dance professor Nolan Den - said. At least 111 people on the Opalew ski said there are fewer Vs\ Taper photos ot smiling new additional... Shell hammer said nett commutes twin San Francisco. matchlist have to drive to school Park and Ride commuters Illnk than hr.t semester in 5151 5 former stu- millionaires make it obi ions is ho "It's supposed to he supplementing lie said la/mess is to blame for the alone because there is no match in at any time he can remember dent at the 'nisersa s ol 'Minnesota, rectli belief its Mir» the Calitorma state funding hut as time goes by, lack of participation in the rideshar- their area. 'We used to have a I pal k mg 1 lot she salt) the bus sets Ise to and front State oiler\ it's more and more of a replace- ing program. Ranjana Siva, a graduate student under Vine and 280. It had ahout Skill is inadequate sompared to the But piafli, ...hook are also sup- ment "People just don't seem to he into studying speech pathology and ide .400 spaces.- Opalew ski said "We "very effective" transit sy stem in posed to share in the is innings And Although the lottery provides it, Dennen said "It's too conve- logy, said she requested a maichlist used tit till it up." Minneapolis. some members ot NISI Lottery funds for materials and programs, nient to have your own car." "at least three times On, winortgr. Campus participation in other At peak times eight buses would Funds ( ommittee don't think the it's actually replacing what normally Opalewsk I said commuting is She never receised (MC ilnd began forms of alternative transportation run per hour. she said urns eisitv is benetiumg vvould come through the state. Shel- against SJM". nature. "It's a com- to wonder if he serY ice even has also decreased. Mis tiells' 55 nigh, spoke,11crsoff 5,151 Ts% elicit S908.169 in lottery lhammer claimed. muter school..' he said. "As long as existed. I' lash and Express passes for for County transit. said us most fre- funds lot the 1988 '89 school vsIr I.ottery indeed pur- you have garages you'll fill them up SJSU pros ides a Park and Ride County Transit buss-. ale .isailable in quent service is the .22 line stretch- and $7 I') the prey ions seat Bin chase things us' ticed.'' he said. every day . shuttle bus horn the parking lot at the Student Union Ittisine,, flss.e ing f rim Fast San lose to Menlo according to professor floss aid she' "But overall It y v negative. and Conflicting schedules make it dif- Seventh and Humboldt streets. The Aciording to Otialeii ski. sales of Park. It runs sis buses an Its at !hammer. chairman 01 the lottery we're actually bettei slit is 'Mout it, ficult for MM. cinninuters to find a area has room for 200 cars and the the passes have decreaseil slightli peak times committee. the funds actually hinder Si / tr/ / 551 hail /met Spartan Daily Alootlay . Nos ember 7. 1955 FORUM Inside the Ballot Propositions Proposition 102 invades privacy 103 aids consumers The Sisal tan I >ally Stall. along with the Aca- continue their sex and drug practices from ss his hi op- Spartan dennt Senate and the Associated Students. they. contracted the disease. not industry pose Proposition lie l'he passage of this initia- 'The 1 act that doctors or "others" only need lise ssould actually exacerbate the AIDS to "reasonably belies e" that someone may he With the barrage of auto insurance initial mu i_s epidemic inlected to report him or her. could lead to dis- on the ballot, it's easy to become confused about "Proptisition 102 %%mild require doctors. crimination of homosexuals and unhealthy indi- which is the best het Tees is ion ads are mislead- Daily bloodbanks and others to report patients and viduals. ing and the booklet put out by Secretary of State blood donors. us hom reasonably belies e hi us it Ii ’hureaucratese.’ they AIDS research studies would he cut signifi- March Fong hi is filled Published for the University have nif coed by or tested posits e lor the cr. is clearly aimed to been cantly . as high -risk groups go underground to Propostion 1b 13. hosses and the University Community AIDS s irtis to local health officers." states the avoid detection. Without further studies, the cure help consumers. by the Department of Journalism These of ficers the rates up to California Ballot Pamphlet more people The initiative ssould decrease ,Ind Mass COMMOntr,iteclns for AIDS will be delayed and will \souk! contact reported persons' sex partners and 20 percent Rif most &kers. After the proposed die. Since 193.t others possibly exposed. reduction, it would Ireeie rates tor a year. AIDS is not casually contagious. But witch- Passage 01 this ssould cause persons us ho sus- By itself. this ssouldn't guarantee any ionr_ hunt mentality. is. pect they has e the disease to relusc soluntary term help. But the proposition would require that Dukakis makes testing. People ignorant ol their condition us ill Vote No on 102. the state governMent set lip a re leW conalittec to decide on rate restrictions liii he insurance in- dustry . This would he similar to the pi licess a gas the choice clear 89 allows or electric company, uses us hen it k lints to raise ter months of rhetoric. photo opportunities misuse of power rates. Unlike 104. the No -Fault proposition. 103 Aland ambiguity . many s oters are confused and \\ c also oppost: !imposition does not limit the amount of damages a person undecided It's become more and more diffi- Si Although the alto to protest collect-o .n esent ol accident No -Fault sult %sale through the shallost speeches to find state twin criminals is a can only or econonue recos cry It complete something meant:iglu! .ind tangible one. this initianse sistitilt1 sseaken allows lyignores the emotional damages that can result But it the el tort is made. and the public looks at our kistice s stein from a disfiguring aecident. ss hat history . not the campaign. has to otter. the I lie pioiswation %% mild glue 111e -si Li Although propositions 100 and 10 I set rew choice becomes much easter nor the luous et to LlelaU Ism aei paiole &Idles l'his puts an limits on the damages a s winos can col Icta . 103 !Michael Dukakis should Ise the next president oi modulate amount ot 'laser into goes es en further. the I anted States the hands tit one pei son 01 plogi,am, [hal \s ail Dukakis has outlined a series I ile 120\ er1101. 11.1S .11111,..1(1 .11) It reduces rates immediately . Good Unser, reach farther and look to the !more better than pointed the nine 'Twilit-kir parole clean records will see an instant rate drop. In addi- Bush's "steady :is she goes.. ohilosophs board Appointments ale hased tion. 103 is the only proposition without lawyer or in- 'The D.einocrat la - on knoss letlge. ex pencils e and surance company sponsorship. s lir. better child care des ision making ,uhiilul I he pa Editorial insurance companies don't like it. and and national health detilIlins they make are The it's clear %shy . Prop. 103 us ill put the brakes 011 care plans that \ imiild Ilelp mull 11115 ill Uninsured based on Ins s. a belie! in itistse. and a thoiough streening 01 the the highest insurance rates in the nation. Dm cr, ssorkers and their children by requiring pro ate onsit Cs life Board members ale us ill pocket st hat is floss a high 1)1'0111 111a11111 tor businesses to help coser the ....Os! ut CILLpILLee inslir- Lirklei no obligation to isnole ans insurance companies anCe lie Wants to reinstate Pell grants and establish person tlecinetl a danger hi so a loan sy stem us hich students to pas tosser iety rates through payroll deduction A hat us oatb make the Giusti! In the other camp. Republicans tout George nun more quartile.' 10 1112,1,1C 1%1 95 allocates funding Bush's international e \ perienee as one ot his hest role dates than the board he him qualities \ set it seems to hose given him little sell appointetl' ssorld perspective Lsery Furopcan countrt has a His tICCIs11111s us mild be 1,,ised for the homeless gov ernment-sponsored health-carti plan and a Col- 0111101111,S. 1101111..11,e lege aid supplement program tor completely tree \111 11111) Is 1111s the merging ot No student at SJSU can he muss arc ot the uusuuse I,rant ties 01 gosern It c \1st. college educationi homeless problem on and near campus. ment. it lust plain doesn't make everywhere in dim ntown San Jose. The [muted States lacks these programs The sense deal with the Reagan -Hush administration has cut %% hat sem- I. oh: No on The city has limited funds to blance of them the gos aliment once a I tired. A\ ith ',sue. The Spartan Daily supports Proposition 95 his promise to continue Reagan's Hush for this reason. probably us tm.t 'inmost. health-care plans or educa- Prop. 95 will release state funds to help tional [lading Proposition 78 helps restore SJSU homeless people. The state will disburse money plIkak is opposes aid ILI the Contras a posi- raised from the sale of bonds and the collection him shared by all our \ allies Hush again Although not Prominent nes% taxes ss,itild has c mu, be and teachers should absorb the of housing-fine violations to sarious counties shossed his lack it 11111:111:1111111:11 1)CrSpeill e When as [natty of the measures on enacted. cost of higher education with and organi/ations. The money %%mild be targeted he called tor continued ,nil ss hat amounts to a ter- the November ballot. Proposi- The Spartan Daily fully sup- increased fees and alternative specifically for emergency shelters IOW for the rorist organ' tation in Nicaraglia. tion 75 is one it the most im- ports this measure. It would funding. homeless. Iltishi promises "110 new tases.. the same claim portant to S.IM bring badly needed construc- This thinking is short- It will be the kind of state support the city of Reagan made eight y cats ago I he same claim that propiist kin ad- The would in- tion aid to SJSU. With the sighted. San Jose needs after its passing of a 550 minima did nothing to curb gos eminent spending or gener- crease funding tor ran i\ ation ministration putting its time is to plan aimed at the sante group. ate nek resenue as the Clow,' States became the on college campuses across and effort into new projects. To invest in education By itself, neither plan ssould be enough. But largest debtor nation in the ss. odd the state. At 5.151 this is sorely the older buildings have been imest in the future. No state or together in a state- and city -coordinated plan. the The question the Republican campaign has needed. ignored. count r\ can exist without plan- problems of the homeless could be idles iated. asked all sear is. Are you better off than you were Ihsight Bente! Hall and the Opponents of this measure ning ahead. No business can us - eight years agta.'" If you are rich. the answer is Old Science building are Iwo say that a small part of Calikg- stirs use ithout a steady sup Opponents of the plan claim that most of the "yes." If you made less money and needed child campus structures that tnight nia's population, college stu- p1) tit prolessionals. funds raised for the project us ill go to the bu- care or a college education. the answer is "no." quid!' y for aid. dents and teachers, will bene- Prop. 7ti is just another step reaucracy needed to implement the initiative. Lis he the question should be Is the country In addition, the money fit from money from all the toward increasing the level of Although this may he true, without the pro- better till than it Was eight .ears %souk! come from the states state's taxpayers. education in the state and help- posal. nothing happens. The prohlem will only Anssser that question and \luhhiel Dukakis be- Sh00-million-surplus tund. No The) believe that students ing ensure its future. increase if ignored. comes the ohs in choice tor president Campus Voice

Dukakis promises Chi posse!' Emu en IFFesINITIN11,10 ongre,i,mal spend- change ing 1 sperience ha, k:IC:111) Oh/W.11111;11 1111111.1 \ Sland Is 11 .11/1111 111,11 1111: 0111) reliable handle 11/ C1/11N1F;1111111e SI/e of the gos - 11 lfri/d//1//1" WIlih./1/ //I \Cie)), I eminent and :aim the pris ale sectiir to grim. That is Ii,. .11 t 0111111111,11VMM tot the Ct11111111% Drums %shy Bush *.us II111/1 talsC I Nil s He Understands ih,uu our standard tit Ii'. Mg and our A IIIC r IC :I 11:IS s beCT1 is 11C,I us hell L'1,11111Clied children's future depend not lust on the quantity of our I ass ard and sei/e the agenda iit lime I wine. income, but also on the quality of our emu-oilmen,. As a Traditionally . Americans respond il leaders st ith 'Texas congressman triutiu1967 10 lir I. Bush s (Lied for tiatise and ads ancement instead III 01111r I aCe nt.!, and the ('ouncil on laisironmental Quality . itie Vs lIeu Qual- sell -congratulation As we near the close ilia remarkable ity Improvement Act. the Clean An 'so. amendments of century . Is clear that America nos., laces the challenge 1970. reform of the Oil Pollution V.I. and ss as chairman ot re-establishing its laini 10 t Inpoime preeminence. fth of the House Task Force on Lath Resources and Popula- and redefining its proper and responsihle role in the tion. \sort(' community As vice president. 1311.11 assisted in creating the Wal- Michael Ihikak is has demonstrated, throughout his lop-Breaux Trust Fund. amending 1..PA regulations to re- lite in publit sets ice. a dedication to the pursuit a nes% duce lead in the air. and deregulating natural gas a and ins tint is e ,ipproacties Iii t unhering America's quality clean burning fuel. As president. Bush will end ocean 'It tile As three term governor ot Massachusetts. 1)tika dumping hy 1991. lurnm [inure acid rain by t titling !nil kis has lotind an el teens,: halance heisseen public sector lions tit tons of stillUr dioide Lind sane mg a signit leant initiatise and pris ate -sector resources He Lisas the reduction in nitrogen side emissions hy the year 2.000. comet)l ot partnership the pooling of public and pri and support a "not net loss- it ssetlands policy nation- sate sector resources and incentis es or industr IL, dc kild care is lust one issue which relates to opportu wide. setup and maintain programs tor better career ens iron nits and adsancement. Bush will continue on track In 1980. after lumulu u ears in ('ongress. 1)an Quayle mein Xltire pressing to StSt students, hosseser. is edit, a It, Parag Patel Rippled three term Sen liirch Bash In 198h. Ile ss as re Citisernment should 1101 assiiiile a paternalistit role It tional opportunits Too mans students ii11111111 1:011111111C PariN 'el ii mimuu/IIriiti in nu, lull' ii management and should entourage :Ind ssork ssith the hest that business, 11111/11,V1.:11.1Se Ill 1111,111,1.11 hardship The present admin Is II MeMber 1,9, the (.0iirge Repubiacan.s. industry and community orgamtations has e to otter h ',Ration Isis cut bask umm ilr.Iumus, orcing more and !mire On Nov. 5. the American voter must ask: Does George Bush understands needs tm t create nettsiirk a support stirs ices tor middle students to take out loans us ith high interest rates. 1)uka- America need a basic change in direction or should sue and lower, itionite tmlmluulies and those oaten:, Ise less ad k is vs ill help implement the St iit.ent 'Tuition and Repay- continue to build on the policies of the last eight years.' and will build on the policies vantaged Ihikakis us ill asind the pitfalls of creating ?nem 'is stem (STARS) so students can pay a lesser loan Our economy in 1980 was plagued by "stagflation" and bloated_ sell -perpetuating programs that spend less on rate pas roll deduction. College opportunity and high unemployment. that made our past the intended beneficiaries than on their ins ti administra etlii, anoit.11 trust hinds us ill be deseloped and adininis- Since then, the Reagan-Bush administration has cre- non lie reiects the tonsers amuse fallacy that pro ate en Teic.1.41 i lie state level WithoUl an educated and compet- ated 17 million jobs. cut inflation by 60 percent, cut in- achievements possible... terprise. ss hen left on its ii'.'. Ti. is eager to take in such ins e ssoiktiirce. the tinted States will continue to lose terest rates in half, addressed our military strength and programs Its edr!C on Japan and the West (iennany. established a more stable relationship with the Soviet elected to the Senate with 61 percent of the vote - the I onoinle security is a key component of national se - Union. largest margin for an Indiana election. tau 115 Our conventional forces, though still the finest in George Bush understands and will build on the poli- The question on values is about the community 's . . . Dukakis has found an the ssiirld. have been neglected as increasing attention is cies that made our past achievements possible while at- right to exercise prudent. legitimate authority over its paid to impractical. non -conventional weaponry. De- tacking \\ 1111 new vigor the difficult problems that con- members. !Cs about the responsibility individuals must effective balance between tense contractors have taken the Pentagon for a ride, front our nation's future. In economic policy. tax cuts, assume to ensure habits of lite within the cimnii- eroding publit i.uuiituulence in our nation's defense. Duka- tax ref . deregulation and a sound fiscal policy have u,mui mmli> George Bush has acted on behalf tit the commu- public-sector initiative and kis and Lloyd Bentsen are committed to returning fiscal enabled the United States to return to the basic commit- nity 's sustaining values In foreign affairs. he under- integrity to the Pentagon, as well as helping ensure that ment on which it was founded: support for the tree enter- stands clearly the principle Mal We can preserve peace private-sector resources. our conventional as well as our strategic forces can main- prise system. only by being strong Unilateral force may be necessary tain a high level of readiness and efficiency. Bush understands free enterprise he started his it) defend American Nectiril, anti interests. "Youse got 'the partnership approach is evident in Dukakis' Dukakis has proved himself an effective leader who own business in the 1950s. He has met payrolls. learned to understand that it is only the United States that can child t are strategy With the cooperation of employers. is willing to make tough choices His approach to lead- to manage budgets and us ill keep red tape from strangling stand for freedom and democracy around the world," as publiu su hoots. Unions, and loual leaders. Massachusetts ership is "hands-on"- a quality essential in confront- business initiative. Bush plans to cut the capital gains lax Bush said in the second debate. Day Cate Partnership plus ides training tor those tittering ing the deficit. environmental problems and the war on rate to 15 percent to encourage more risk capital invest- Our commitment to strength has encouraged the day Lae and ourchitales a slates% Me referral system drugs Bentsen brings to the ticket substantial experience ment. Economic studies show that such a tax cut would USSR to return to the negotiating table. Results.' A reduc- Finployers are also provided ssith support to start their and the level of statesmanship needed ih the White mu -reuse federal tax revenues and stimulate economic tion in nuclear arms through the INF treaty. George Bush ilV411L1Li sae pn,grd111\ House. growth. will instill in the American people a sense of determin- lifeS1111:111. V411r1, ith csery gosernor Dukakis and Bentsen will move America lorward In 197K, Jimmy Carter. like Michael Dukakis. called ation and confidence. He has heisted Michael Dukakis oil to ensine that quality state programs are allordable into the 21st century , not simply allow us to rest on our the proposal "a loophole for the rich." only to claim the three broad issues that define all presidential races: Child care t an no longer he the dornalli lit the Demo laurels The future isn't waiting for us. The opportunity credit for it two years later when it proved successful. values, national security and the economy. The time has (Juts must he taken. Bush seeks a balanced budget amendment and a line - come for President George Bush. .111,111,111 I ), III \ \l'i,i,ik \ col,. I

Poll: Students prefer Bush over Dukakis Students get credit for travel Is. Room i rout 1510 / By. Lorraine lorgan natty 01 men prelerred BUS11 tor Daily staff writer The deadline to appl Feb I president w hile most women Students sail experience anodic! 11001111.111011. Studying overseas \ \ inton graduate planned to %Ilk: ill( plikak Is Y1.111Ure 11110lIVII SJS1". graduate at St udies department. 924 24101 Fight) -six percent 01 those reg. Through a statewide program. stu offers students a tered to vote said they would do dents can study in other countries bit on Tuesday a year. The department vs ill hold .1 wide range of Of the students surveyed. 74 general information meeting cultural LUAVE percent are registered to vote Monday and Tuesday. whiL-11 us eludes a panel of alumni Inim the appls onh to the The results program and slide presentatiiins. experiences. AUTORENTAL . student body S.ISU and should The alumni %k III llISLAISS their es not be used to pi edict the general perierwes abroad and answer gums - "WE RENT FOR LESS" elect ii Stelal I said. 'How non. Because MI Ire than half the dents must have an uppei slis ision Ii ever the results seem to coincide participants receive financial aid. a graduate standing by the end id CARS/TRUCKS'VANS closely w ith national polls. Imancial aid representative will also spring 19149 and a cumulatise grade Clean, quality rentals "1 think its pretty interesting Ise there to explain funding sources. point average between 2.75 and 3 0 Daily rates from 819.95 51 Yarahince. the CSU campus . Study Inc swerseas offers students that if onl% women were voting. Visa/MC accepted but relations a w itle range til cultural epei Dukakis would v.% in." coordinator. said "Ws a not required real tragedy " that fey. SIM' students said Serena StantOrd. dean oi grad This is the second poll Sielaff's participate in the program. uate studies. Unlimited mileage statistics classes have conducted ".AII students should have an 'We participate in this statewide Age requirement: 21 this semester. The first survey equal opportunity ttt participate in program because we belies e that it 8 minutes from campus took place Oct. 6 and 7. this program." he said. "Students gives students is wonderful opportu 10% discount for S J.S.U. In that poll. 1.277 students only pay the standardi/ed tees, and nity to bend Ii trims another culture Students, faculty, it Staff were questioned. Of that number. the rest is subsidired by the state. by not only lis mg there, but als,, on 47 percent supported Bush and 44 "Last year. SJS1' only had 21 stu- through the instructional experi weekly & monthly rentals ence.’ she said percent preferred Dukakis. dents attend,- Yarahinec continued. Santa Clara Industries The information meeting takes The first poll also had a three - 'But the University Of Sall Luis 50 Umbarger Road place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mon percent margin of error. As in the Obispo. \A hich has one-third the day in the Student Union Council San Jose CA. 95111 later survey, men preferred Bush population of SJSU. had a total of 79 students attend. But that's Chambers and from II a. fl. to 2:20 and WOrliell liked Dukakis. only be- cause MM.' aware of p.m. in the Student Union Costa' (408)281-4666 "This poll students are not I the seeond) is pre- the program 11 Greg Walton Daily staff photographer tty authentic 111 Icons of the The eost tor study ing abroad can Ii.i PeoPle rei111 12'111(12 `He:. range t rom 54.905 to S13.120, Professor Ted Siela lee( tires to his statistics class ',halal! said Voted Best Shoe Repair in Valley which cos ers round-trip transpona tion, housing. health insurance. ' The Only Guaranteed Shoe Repair' campus lees, room and meals. and Ladies' Mens' Soviets suspend troop withdrawls from Afghanistan personal expenses for the entire year. Students are enrolled at host Heels Rubber MOSCO5 AP) \ top 1,it fleas s aita, k hs instil gent, ss iii In \\ \\ hue House universit les in 16 countries. 1/2 OFF Heels Ministry official Friday said the s,, arms isiipplied hs the Limed States. spokesman 'Aladin 1-11/%1;iter said the The ciusslces include Sweden. $2.50 viet Union has suspended its 'loop Pakistan and other eisunities 'sloes Soviet actions , inils increase France. Japan. Germany . the l'nited $4.50 withdrawal horn Afghanistan be- not sis Ille 011111111011S'. Ion Ilie pull - tensn ins in the ley 1i,11 and raise spec kingdom and Spain ( hice iverseas. COBBLER'S cause of Ilea y attacks hs rebels. and (slit. I list Ileplits boreign \ (truster illation that thes .itet gomg to use students reeeive assistance Irmo a BENCH he hinted the pillion! 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Only 5,788 Now Hiring NEPAL JAN 5 - 20, 1989 witness SJSU Counter SalesCook-Food Prep embarassment GALAPAGOS ISLANDS SC:111 Muleaster JAN 3.17, 1989 Daly statt writer F xplanation wasn't necessary for s 1st 's 14- 13 home -finale loss to I licach State Saturday. Earn Extra Money EGYPT By the end of the lira quarter. it JAN 10 - 19, 1989 was apparent SIM ainhonin Set Your Hours Mush its tumultuous season at 500 Meal Benefits didn't compare with ERSE'. moti- Free Uniforms 17 Suring, & Summer y ;mon to win for their fallen re- programs. Job Variety ceiver. Mark Seay. FREE CATALOG! Sea>, called the most affable player on the team hy Long Beach's Sentsr Rd. Los Gatos Get yours from Coach Larry Reishig, caught ses en call call Continuing Education, passes last week before he .11101I David or Lucy Lod or JoAnn DBH 136B or Bldg. T 3S-calibcr bullet on Halloween Eye 286-3812 356-3095 or call in a gang -related shooting. Alwoys.ur Eakin Opportunity The Spartans were not moved by Alnrrnstlwo Action Etroloyir 924-2680 anything, clearly drained after last week's loss to Fresno State As lethargi, was. only 5.7t0S were witness to their worst performance of the sear "There's not much to sa) about it." SJSU Coach Claude Gilbert said "That was a complete exercise cc tutility . I never imagined we Lould he so poor We were and we are W e lust disintegrated." Many ot the I BSI.' players wore C EG small hand towels tucked in their pants reading: ''41 O Sea% Dedicating the game to Seay pre- occupied many of the 49ers' thoughts throughout the afternoon. Seay sat in a long Beach hospital bed Saturday after shielding his six - year old niece from the gun blast. "We were thinking about him a lot." said 49ers receiver Derek WANTS Washington. who hauled in six re- ceptions for 100 yards to help in Brian Baer Daily statl photographer Aeay's absence. "We were thinking TO PICK about him listening and sitting hat.-k Long Beach State wide receiver Greg Johnson. num- die Smith. number 4, for the 49ers first touchdown there smiling .and laughing. He ber 84. lifts the ball from Spartan cornerback Fred' during the first quarter. wants to win more than anyone on YOUR this team.' "Mark is a yery popular young on this football team and dedicated this BRAIN. game to Mark Seay." said Reishig SALES after only his sixth win in two sea- E sons. Join the JCPenney team this s AskP1/49 o E''s osi 0 ' 45 FOREIGN "On the other side of the coin, he holiday season and you'll earn viEvitrt France wasn't in there for us. 1 think the extra money and receive a dis- Australia South America $100 PRIZE kids really wanted this for him," England Spain Ireland count on your personal purchases. The urge to %in has, up until now. ...licollesterilitti's Germany itaiy Japan been in short supply thr LBSU as it Full time and Part time positions lb" Pape ;lacks 75 DOMESTIC Pe/t/4frt improved to 2-7. 2-3 in in person Statalskw s ppm Big West are available. Apply and Out - of LANYSacramentoDallasMiamiSeattle play. The loss eliminated any remote during store hours. (408) 559-6006 DiegoSpokane /21,444.7 chance for SJSI. to gain a California Por/landSan 2636 UNION AVENUE /SAN JOSE, CA 95124 Bowl berth because of Fresno State's 34-0 trouncing of Pacific. The Spar- tans' dropped to 3-7 overall. 3-2 in the conference. CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER On Campus Tournament Nov. 14-16 Bright spots for SJSU included Deadline to sign up (teams or tailback Johnny Johnson's effort catching more than 50 passes and JCPenney FREE PREGNANCY TESTS individuals) Wednesday Nov 9 at the Sue (;AM/ oio 5 Student Union Information Center. EASTRIDGE MALL Immediate Results Free and Confidential Information r $20.00 OFF on New Patient Exam On All Your Options, 24 -hour hot Line The Varsity Sport of the Mind 1150 Hillsdale Ave. 277 Castro St St. 104, San Jose (4)( Mm, View ALEX J. BAUMER, D.M.D. 408-978-931 0 408-730-2238 GENERAL DENTISTRY ORTHODONTICS COSMETIC BONDING Santa Teresa Medical Building San Jose, CA 95119 ri;34crl 1-4 275 Hospital Parkway, Suite 700 (408) 226-0424 ,3,-)j F7j.. ,Co..,pon good on oral exam with a netEiatient examination. Exp 11/30/88) OH SHUCKS L LL 4 Watch your Spartans battle a tough Home Schedule, including 5 post season tournament teams.

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By Stan Carlberg 'Playing in college was a big step "I didn't play great in in first Miller has always aspired to Daily staff writer tor me." Miller said. "At first, I two tournaments," Miller said. achieve his father's golfing acco- For SJSU freshman John Miller. didn't know what to expect. But as "But then I came around and did lades. Jr.. golfing is in his blood. each tournament goes on, I get more pretty good at t 'OP.' ' "les hard to explain, but I've son of As the professional golfer comfortable with it. Escaping snow, winters and being never really doubted I would play Miller. John Johnny was exposed to "The concentration is really good able to play year-round influenced professionally," he said. "Right golf at an early age. with the players at this level.** Miller's decision to attend SJSU. now, I've got to keep progressing "I've been golfing since I was 9 - As a high school junior in Salt "I've always wanted to come to and keep getting better. I have to years-old." Miller said. "He Lake City . Miller captured Utah's California," he said. "This is the keep pushing myself if I want to he (Johnny Miller. Sr.) is mainly the golfing championship. As a senior, best place to play." great." one who teaches me because he's he finished as a runner-up. Miller is pleased with SJS1. s pro- Right now, Miller wants to focus been through it all. He really knows In his I irq collegiate tournament, gram, hut said the team isn't playing on his collegiate game before what's going on." Miller shot a tour-day total of 230 at to its ability looking to professional. Miller's father was a premier the Wolf Pack Classic in Lake "We have the Potential to be a "Right now. I V, ant to try to be- golfer in the 1970s. He won several Tahoe. The score was good enough great team," he said. "But right come the hest college player in the tournaments, including the I s for a Top 20 finish. now. nobody's playing up to it. country," he said. "I want to keep Open and the Bob Hope Desert (*las- Later in the season, he shot a 231 We've had some strong perfor- playing and qualifying for our tour- sie. at the two-day tournament in Stan- mances from Mike Foster, but we naments. Making the top five or 10 But for the young Miller, the golf- ford and a 21 X in the Robertson need stronger performances from in each tournament is something I ing journey has just begun. Home Invitational at Lodi. others, too.'' would like to do." Game Front page 4 rushing for more than 1.000 y arils in SJSU tailback Hawkins brightens a season to move into fifth place on the school's all-time rushing list The 6-foot-3 junior ran or I 17 v ads, on 22 carries to boost his season total dull performance against LBSU to 1.138 yards. His nine receptions gives him 54 catches By Reggie Burton tionally pumped Long Beach "We had to have Johnny back in The other bright spot came with Daily staff writer team. As a result. SJSU lost a the game." the Spartans trailing 17-0 in the sec- Eric Hawkins defies medical sleeper, 34-13 before 5,788 at The 49ers (2-7, 2-21 believe ond quarter. SJSU senior tailback logic. Spartan Stadium. the Spartans took them lightly. Eric Hawkins scored his first touch- With SJSU trailing 17-0 Satur- The inspired play of Hawkins SJSU had won four of the pre- down in nearly four years, bulling day to Long Beach State. the re- momentarily brought the Spartans vious five meetings with Long SJSU's John Miller Jr. follows through after putting his way seven-yards. cutting the serve tailback took a pitch from out of their comatose state just Beach, including a 44-16 win last 49ers lead to 17-7 at halftime. quarterback Greg Centilli and before halftime. year. But each time SJSU flirted with bounced off several defenders SJSU trailed 17-7 at the inter- But the circumstances were (ADVERTISEMENT) comeback. interceptions Ilse total), like a pinball on his way to a mission. different this time. Subbing for THOMAS& CHILDS penalties (II for 114 yards). and a seven-yard touchdown run. a tired, or maybe "We come to play every t FRTIrliD PUBLIC ACCOUNTS...Is surge by the 49ers never allowed the Sounds pretty simple, right? just uninspired, Johnny Johnson, week," Long Beach receiver San Jure. Calelonms 95125 Spartans to threaten. This came from a man who had Hawkins rushed for 31 yards on Derek Washington said. "But Following the game, players more knee surgeries (10) than six carries and scored one touch- this week we wanted to win for blamed themselves and the toll the carries (two) coming into the sea- down. The touchdown was his Mark." AsSOrlated 6cudents. Inc. Fresno State game took on them. son. first since his last season at Wil- Washington was speaking San Jos* State Univ.: t Our season climaxed last week Hawkins is a fifth-year senior cox. about the 49ers leading receiver San 1.s.. 1d111,10r against Fresno State," noseguard who had his left knee surgically Johnson, who said "we just Mark Seay. who lost a kidney one Stefen Guthrie said. "We wanted to repaired 10 times since 1985, his didn't have it today," rushed for week ago in a shooting incident. go out with pride wearing the blue last season at Santa Clara's Wil- 114 yards on 22 carries and Seay listened to the game on and gold. We came up short It's cox High School. scored one touchdown. the radio, season for whatever "I don't even think about it His two-yard scoring run at the For Hawkins and other Spartan standard. prescribed by the: a. been like that all Finance and, accordingly, reason." (the surgeries)," Hawkins said. beginning of the fourth quarter seniors, this was the last game he and such other 4005( 109 sr,gobre e. ...cn..caersc ne, "Last week we got psyched up so "I just try to go as hard as I can." was the lone score for SJSU in the would play at Spartan Stadium. c I rausatance.. much, it was the high point of our "Old Hawk is always fired up second half. But he hopes this isn't the last In our optrIton. Inc insh :al rs: and ready to play." SJSU Head Despite his strong effort in the this season. I eirly the [Meow 141 position .1 A.,., old St..aeot. season then boom." said SJSU time he will play University, at June 10. 19S1 in contorsi, with stn.- cornerback Jay Taylor, who helped Coach Claude Gilbert said. second quarter, Hawkins did not "It felt good to play," Hawk- principle. applied on bast. snt the, the losing cause with a 49-yard kick- The same could not be said of see any action in the second half. ins said. "But losing puts a off return and an interception. his teammates. "When Long Beach started damper on everything. I want tr) "I don't think we came as pre- The Spartans (3-7, 3-2) played scoring. I knew we would have to play, hut I'll take whatever I can pared as we should have been." extremely flat against an emo- pass the ball," Hawkins said. get." Johnson said. "We knew our

chances of making the Cal Bowl ace. Calitornta were slim." Wide receiver Greg Johnson, a Saptamper 2i. lush It was a miserable christening for member of the Seay towel brigade. freshman quarterback Greg Centilli, ASSOCIATED STUDENTS, INC. caught just two passes on the day. SAN JOSE STATE 1.1,1.1.SITY who started for an injured Ken Lutz. but both went for touchdowns. He threw three interceptions and The first was a 14-yard pass from CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AND an.: 0,,, completed only nine of 22 passes for Graham on the 49ers' first posses- Condensed Statement of Fl,en. cei 65 yards. Lutz replaced Centilli in sion to put them up 7-0. On the :one 10. 14rm the third quarter with SJSU trailing 49ers' first possession of the second Anddts 27-7. half, Johnson grabbed a I9-yard re- "I wasn't angry about being ception to build Carrent &&&&&& LBSU's lead to 24- :arm pulled," Centilli said. "I was upset 7. Johnson scored his 17th touch- Receivables Prepaid exprmses with myself because I didn't exe- down of the year in the fourth quar- :nwrmtoria cute. We still had a chance when ter to make it 34-11. DON'T GE Total current assets Ken came in." The Spartans hit the road again to Flared A sssss . At Cast - NOtd LBSU quarterback Jeff Graham. close out their longest regular season dquIpNant, ford/turd and fixtures accumulated depreciation who captured five school passing re- schedule, 12 games, including eight cords this season. completed 19 of on the road. They will be at Ful- BUSH WACKE Iotal met. 33 passes for 227 yards and two lerton next week and at UNLV on touchdown passes. Nov. 19. Llablittlea and Fund Balance. jbrrent GET OUT Acconnt savablet AND VOT Equipment contracts pa.ah:e - current portion Accrued Ilrmilsties IMMEDIATE POSITIONS Tatal current ilabilltie. Lang-term [puissant Contract. Payable - Not. 11 AVAILABLE Less current asturities VOTE SMAW Tots1 liabtlities Lod 11414nce. - Note A-1 Appropriated; General Fund Designated Fund The California Highway Patrol is Campus Programs Fund offering a rewarding and challenging Democratic Ineppropriatedc Genera] Fund of: Plant Fund career for the position Paid for by California Campaign '88 STATE TRAFFIC 1,41 Iund OFFICER Not. to Condensed Statement of Financial ditt June 10, 1904 Females, and Spanish speaking (bilingual) men and women SJSU'S Fifth Year are encouraged to apply. Starting salary $2410 to $3011/mo. Note A Significant Accounting Polio.. The lignificant accounting policies (allowed b., Age 20-31. For information and application contact your local Accreditation Review By The Inc. art de.cribed below to enhance the odot...nend ot 1 CHP office or call (415) 863-7848 statesents to the reader: Western Association of Schools I. Accrual Basis The financial statements have horn prop4rt, and Colleges heals. 2. fund Arrounttns In order to neurs obearyanc ot I "Wet placd on the use of the resourc ay i SJSU is scheduled for its fifth year review by WASC Students Inc.. the accounts are SdIntalned d accounting". .. HOUR of .fund HAPPY with the print tall. this year. As part of the review, four representatives procedur by which rermurces for serious per, - SCHOOL *Med tar account.' and reporting purpose. 1 BIERS AFTER that are in ccordnce with ert telt lets or db.. of WASC will visit campus on November 9th & 10th. fled. Separate accounts &re deitatned for Oa.' however, in the ccoapenving iir.III i I state,' that hen. iilar chores tr ttt Ice have bean The visitors include: fund groups. accurdlnel.. .11 f inencla I trans. rcorded and reported by fund group.

J. Astern. ssssss 4nd Unappropriated Dr. Donald Garrity *1(950 .09 fund group, fund bal.... are 01,1. as appropriated for swifts purpose or una,, President, Central Washington University (or the general porno,e of the fund. Fixed Amt. Dr. Robert Garfias Fixed ssssss are recorded .0011 I, td the when acquired. Depreciation al $01,509 f.d t Professor of Anthropology, UC Irvine year wa. expeneed in the P:ant Fund. us from 4pm to 7pm every weekday at .loin Dr. Margaret J. Hartman I. 4 for a special 4111:11=Cl. :71'::2;:ceilable at jun. 50. I9411 are , BIERS (like "BEERS") Associate Vice President, CSU Los Angeles sampling of eight imported and local Calliorni. Capital Croup, sonthly pimento ot 1570 Dr. Samuel B. Tanenbaum In, lneing ino,..,, secured he AIM yarit.per and microbrewery beers served on draught at prece.eor. final payment August 1911$ Dean of Faculty, Harvey Mudd College . 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San Fernando 2 9 7 - 3 7 6 6 924-2470 lothlas . ovenibet 7 198N Spartan pails organize group Environmental issues dominate Senate race students \ \ SJSU LOS nonce than 250.1101 I acres 01 ssilderness nor. means% hile. bled under a ronmental issues dominated the final area in laws Padres !National Forest pros sum sitot Proposimtit tt5 01 19146. Jas. of the ' S Senate ruse as Sen and else a Nild and scenic" desig ,,Ileging. 174 gasoline tanks threaten I,' Wilson pledged to swats. mote nation to pints 01 lug Sur Rise!. sis ground is Mei iii I I ,S Aiigele... Sacra- culture %%lido:less and I t ( it us Francisco Assyrian San II is er and Sepe Creek mento. San Ihego. to promote shills l co said he is ill sue oil I lie pristine tleauts It these and sail Joaquin counties NI It I Allle Its 1).irrt-11 laht.dra ass as in ht companies to clean tip alleged leaks .ne.is should be lieu shied and I he nolo,: goes state and local Ltlesa %kJ, 011e 01 the 111,1 Rimer Daily stall writer "We 1010N %%hat sic %t: , out Wilson. the Republican lutsilini piescried lot Milne generation. 01 pritse, Mtn s (10 iti to decide to sits cities built hs the Asss Elam. 'File Nss% this is ant others Valdaei said is .1111 bent. sampaigned ui Siontercs on Calitormans to enfos Wilson said %slit:111er the Nish to take action aldaei said knoss dies 're alise. %s ell and Its ing OtheE pelple 111 kill/1A %Le Lle,Iled Ilie but.kl,t is!tele ho said Ile %% di in .1 statement Menisci s es II lilt, \Ii.Vartho can on all sesen sontments hbrars. the lirst calendai . and lite club. which is open to all ita 11,ut. Ii'! .11 ,ol ii 111.51 ,IC.Ile iiim I lic Demos ram lieutenant gos lu file stilt Iii unseT For 2.1,0ti sears tiles has en t had a appre,:taie %%hat sse'se done Mans tionalities, is planning actis ities lii land of their ossii But the group mas think the \labs sieated the lust the near future. hasn't deteriorated salendai The gise cretin to the A 21) minute ',idol narrated bs I.,,s1 1111111011 \ss nans Ilse George Kennet's called "As...snail throughout the ssOrld \lore than esplainerl sslo credit isn't egak..\ is platillekt tor Nit% I 1.1 iii 200.000 ot Mein are in the l'inted the Student I 'mon Inset, l" Ills gl."111' ititisis lit States We don't 11.0e ;I 11.111011. 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San Jose State has very leJr and Update Protest soy strict la, against raosiii on Assault: Alumna protests treatment at rally Kunisse said a,,ording to AI - Jas wr As ila. co chan id \II ChA. it/tom/to., acts a, a mediator. coordina- the hoss tried to change WC legis the Rush campaign. the public saki the nwitlent saddened him Spic’ as lie ot I icer led 1.ara ay.a hem) Carat. the program aid asked 'mum thai presented them ,iis hould still outraged." he aid "li negates esery thing vicre try- V1hett I the otfuer vihy 'It's a racial tor. he nothing on a ering politi,alesents 'Bigotry in torm not .1,:,:e111.1 - ing to accomplish going. to a um did ahout the assault. lie Because the fight took place commission %%hen SIM 's journalism ia,ulty hie illotil so, seiso ." he said is a 1,1.1,:e allege,11 said. "I didn't we any - incident in our state unisersity campus. thing 1 'PI) should somplaine,1 ahout Is: I 1.11's de, noon. ..We\ liedrd trom across the sse' le supposed to he learning officials decided the Others ssho said Jim I atiella akeil the tation’s lassyers ,ountry that thi kind id racist atti ahout ituiselses I ssould think poi voinessed the light records.' handle the investigation. contirnwd lwr scrsion id to of the commis- to return to the I -CC and request Ilide has pres ailed in the filish LAM- ple ssould tiae a more evpanded the story McEntee. director the olli,er said the stall ruling on the mattei paIgn s wss ot ea,11 mho '' Tara ot Iwo re Jim McEntee sion. I used to hear somments of Police "Our problem v.ith pdate might ol . rally itigainiers Some immtheis id \II ch k said it their and in- Human Relations Commission The commission. Chief lust have heen the stra, Mai broke could not confirm yshethei mis poli sillalents %%ere lespnisible 101 the stead accused her ol instigating the director Ric Aheyta and Tara met Friday iglu incident and the camels \ ardine said iulans viould appeal Olgamiels in racial insults. they should he sus morning to discuss the She shinsed \ pparently . the 1-('C eleoeil to ,lude the A 's . \II Ch Clikatio ponied !tom the officer her ahrii- what actions ssould he taken. l'he ,ion. and the tett mark on her lace allow the fight on a timecard and LIP!) v. ill conduct an internal inves- omit that se,tion itt its guidelines atm group. and Ow and I dull "1 'Ile list 1,10, %,111,11 iesittil the ,oillent 01 111111 hian Alliance Senate. said the incident nom ihe t Tara said the M - gave it to the itt !leer. The CPI) has tigation. \ lelmtee said. it, censed prot.tarnining \IWarthy said he didn't kno, it ’ileeply disturbed' her el Thimitinired the importance.’ no record ot the light. Written statements from 'messes I i the walks' don't rho. is esols mg lass. \ the people skint made the racial slurs The s ice piesident of the Colleg, shin/. on The incident sta., repotied to the have heen sent to the LTD. he said ,ou. said said "I'liere are set lass, on the tkere 01 .111 id1111,11, .,211.111, Repli1)11,',Ins s.11,1 about 20 niciliho, he allegedly Santa Clara County Human Rela- "It's a racial incident in our re- I ma said hooks. and then there are things ihat of 11 %%ere slink:111s lie ',lid .1 ot his glom, protested ,Itiring 1)uka she \slot,. inhumation tions Commission he commission cords... Nlellitee are still hi:ing evainnwil Depdtlilleill 111,es ki,' ,isii Hui he saki his group skits lielshe. pdaw's lig:111011 Ind!. 111'0,1,1e .111 ,arclully olgani/eit and didn't par - ads iser. epressed retie! oser the de- "We 11.f,e to 1,1e1110 the 111,11% 1,1- ti, ipatc in any ta,ist protest s ision 11.11, 11,21,,te 1,10110 .111 'So one is an aois e member lielshe pies musty annotimed that gioup tho re affiliated syith." he 01 group ,sas insolsed in that in PROPOSITION 106 het soil %%0111,1 keep the 1>tikakis said ,ident." said \ lie Piesident Scott segment in Saturday 's broadcast. Leigh kirinssc. \ ihre,tot Ilurston \lost in the nine sse een though K I Eli threatened not to Calitorma state attaits. said ii shouted 'Bush' oi 'George' oolei alt the slim% unless it ,.is lento\ ed pus. glinip is tound to he iesponsihle. Ileads pre% dile..1 ill t RIF grim!, IS A FRAUD Lottery: funds Professors say hinder university VOTE NO on PROPOSITION 106 I n 1t VI / 7 1 ittlery Ottl, 1111: Hand, , Ralph Nader urges Califomians to vote Proposition 106 will prohibit you from NiappiiNed 11, lake How Lottery Funds Are Spent No on Proposition 106. (See California negotiating your own deal with your own 11,..l..kk hal the ,l111,1,1, Voters Pamphlet, 1988). attorney

.1111,111a,. Pkihill ALM, = 1987/88 2 Proposition 106 is being financed by the 1.42,01141M e !Ile 485

1.011er. the IS di. insurance industry, which is spending $43 = 1988/89 8 Proposition 106 is intended to force wage %%hat IIIC Slat,: I OIL," million for lawyer bashing commercials. Figures represent earners to pay their lawyers cash In he all ,ill,tilates (See L.A. Times, 7-29-88). S100.000. leaSt ;-1 per,ent ol the annual d advance. !mimic ?mist stitmlement state Ito 3 What has the insurance industry ever done 213 for you besides raise your premiums when should he supl, you had no claims? "The tinkling 9. Proposition 106 is intended to take away monal to state limiting." Thon 140 4 The top insurance all of your leverage against insurance sant "That's piecisely \slim ,c industry spokesman companies by making it financially impossi- done '- (George Tye) has admitted publicly that \ II inseisit. iti t'alitorma 29 29 Prop 106 won't reduce insurance rates. ble for you to hire a lawyer. That will leave Calitornia State niseisit, San Diego Union, 6-2-88). the fox guarding the hen house. puses kinds from 1 I 5 Proposition 106 is the Insurance Industry lottery tun,1 11 I 1 1 I Instrmtional 'rograni Interns saying, "Let's Hie hinds ale ills ided into . take away their lawyers." .1.1ts spCINC, ..titiipment Improvement 10 The insurance motto is, "millions for ries sliwIt deteintille 110%, 111, 6 Insurance companies give up no rights defense, but not one cent for settlement." ...in 1,e Used SiSt. lids 11,i at all under Prop 106. They can still pay Now they want to take away your lawyer ic Ille 11, Spartan Daily Graphics lel their own lawyers $200 per hour to fight you. too. The ,a1,...2ories III, hide 1 1 Ile .11110 LI 1 11 1 e them or noi s,1101.11", dild artists. internships Anil quested is 1 requeffil thwe \eitiiine satd he also thmks too DO YOU THINK INSURANCE COMPANIES ARE ices, instrti,no 'MC, 01 I he \ 11.,11!C ttione is earmarke,1 tor some nal imidos einem Chemist! midessot John \ep ,ateiiries Mule other needs drea, TRYING TO HELP YOU? Hie Lommittee recommends lun,l- HIM:. a Menthe! 01 the lotto .11V 1.,:itoied. mg. appripnations to .\ den,: oker mince. thinks the ik dOi re.111 k hen ,ke si,e11,1 s ice presiilent in the 1,ailetnic 11.1 \ BOUgh \ I 11 110 \ kiheM4qh!\ 'N111.1/011 01 's25.111111 roi d ime-day VOTE NO on Senate. l'resident PROPosrnON106 Ciai I lei ton shoUld appearance 01 osting scholar or must iippriise The 1:11e has C011 sh-JIM, artist." he ...nil ith s25.1100. I Paid tor by: NO on Prop 106 Committee - P.O. Box 2220, Rolling Hills, CA 90274 To rc,..eie dep.inment. iner Ilink the 111011ey stIOUld e,pensi,e eimminent tor nnist pr,posals Ole used." he said. "But the ICS1 semesters for 111.11i. students ..0111111111ee ("oillillinee menthe!, ChaniellOr the ieHs Ilinseser. \ eptune ...nil SI'S(' lot 'lien ed,11 plopos.11 .111,1 di 110V the 111011,:y spent II% wry ott whits usually agree on %%here elde %%Inch ones to te,onnnen,1 moue, should !2,, AssillnIne ,ltelher \ke the San Jose Computer State Assisted * * * * * * * * University Registration * * * Winter 1989 * * Your fSrms Scheduks are Here! must be * turned in Get Your Free Copy from the Office of Continuing Education DBH136B or Bldg. T between * * * 31! 31A Oct. 31st. and * * 311! Nov. llth.

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