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Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 Volume 90, No. 54 Wednesday, April 27. 19)0{

Awareness Day showcases talent Fullerton says Variety of acts Center report greets crowd By Mike Lewis Daily staff writer The crowd at the Student Union isn't illegal Amphitheater applauded enthusias- tically when the musician had fin- By Jeff Elder ished his set even though some of Daily staff writer those clapping could not hear the SJSU administration said Tuesday music. that no law was broken in the late fil- But then. Dean Hudson, the one- ing of a Negative Declaration for the man band who sat and listened to Environmental Impact Report for the the applause from behind his key- Rec Center. hoard. could not see the crowd that The Spartan Daily reported Mon- had gathered to watch him. day that violations of the California Hudson and the other performers Environmental Quality Act may did not mind. In Net, that was the have occurred because a newspaper reason they performed at the am- ad announcing public display of the phitheater Tuesday at the eleventh ' Negative Declaration was run late annual Disabled Students Aware- I and because Clark Library comput- ness Day: showing the crowd what ers say it was not received there until they could do, not what they Iwo years after it was expected. couldn't. A Negative Declaration states that Hudson. a senior majoring in an Environmental Impact Report is computer science, feels they did not necessary for a project because just that. environmental concerns for the area "The crowd reponse was good. have already been considered. Obviously. I couldn't see their re- By law a Negative Declaration action, but the applause was good. ilium be advertised in a newspaper During the songs I couldn't feel if and available for public display be- they were getting into it. though." 'Our legal people tell tore it is approved. Hudson commented after the show . President Gail Fullerton said at Hudson was accompanied by us there was indeed her bimonthly news conference that sign language interpreters who the review period was extended be- mouthed and signed the words to a compliance with cause the ad announcing the Neg- the song while he played. ative Declaration was run in June. John Moore, president of the all legal 1985. even though it was approved Disabled Student Association by the California State University which sponsored the day, was vis- requirements.' Board of Trustees in March, 1985. ibly pleased by the outcome. "While it was maybe a couple of "Hudson did an outstanding job. A Gail Fullerton. inonths later than it normally would SJSU president lot of people enjoyed the music," have been, they did extend the pe- he said. riod for comment." Fullerton said. stu- Hudson was just one of the "Absolutely no comments were Negative Declaration. dent and non-student performers made by any agencies involved. Our The Daily called Evans' office crowd who entertained the legal people tell us there was indeed five times Friday. but was told that of throughout the day-long series a compliance with all legal require- he was in meetings or was unavail- events. ments." she said. able. The day invoked performances Fullerton also said Executive Vice Public Information Officer Rich- by mimes, a comedian, an interna- President J. Handel Evans was not ard Staley said that even if violations tional art exhibit, a panel dis contacted for comment on the story, occurred, it is past the legal deadline cussion and a keynote speaker all and that he could have clarified the to enforce the ow. with one common thread: involve- administration's position on the See Ft 'I I FRTOV baek page ment in the disabled community. Comedian Kenneth Littleton Crow, who followed Hudson, en- tertained the audience with jokes about his disablity and confinement E Durham Daily staff photographet Matthew Revisions should to a wheelchair. "When you go around in a Mar) Jane Dulleck reads information about the disabled on columns in the Art Quad wheelchair, people around you do a lot of strange things," he said. levitate back into the chair." Keller claimed there was a com- The audience was then greated simplify system "One time I was going down a Following Crow was a series Of mon message in all of the skits. with a sign language performance driveway and got going too fast short skits preformed by part-time of the song "Summer Nights' and my front wheels locked throw- mimes Jan Fried and Kendra Kel- "The main thing we wanted to front the musical "Grease:. Changes won't affect current students ing me out into the middle of the ler. Both work part time as inter- do is show how we can he differ- signed by members of the Talking street. A lady came up to me and preters Mr the deaf: Fried on cam- ent, hut all he the same at the same Hands Club. By Hazel Whitman SJSU's Academic Senate is in the asked me if I needed any help. I pus through the Disabled Student time. No matter how different peo- Daily staff writer process of working with the State told her no. that I was a member of Association and Keller at Cabrillo ple are we all need some of the At the same time these events Changes in SJSU's requirements Academic Senate to revise course re- a strange religotis and I %%mild College in Santa OW 'totetInngs, like lose. she said See DA Y, bark page are now being negotiated. quirement standards. President Gail Fullerton said Fullerton said there has been some Tuesday that the pending revisions controversy over what exactly to core curriculum requirements should be changed in the core re- "would not affect anyone presently quirements. a student here tat MU)." "There's been a great These changes are designed to deal of dis- Fraternity says 'Hell Week' is tradition cussion especially on the part of the simplify the system, and to permit statewide Academic more student mobility, she said. Senate, and our own campus Senate has discussed it By Danl Parkin chart el III the Inter-Fraternity Councill."said phas is the weekly "session" where the pledges "One of the goals of higher edu- as well." Fullerton said. Daily staff writer Mike Naiiiha, a member of Phi Delta Theta. are drilled on their history. They are expected to cation is to make it easier for stu- Traditional fraternities call it hazing. Alpha Kevin Reese. an Alpha Phi Alpha. insisted be able to recite for their big brothers a I6-page dents to transfer and that the general A March Academic Senate resolu- Phi Alpha, one of SJSU's black fraternities, calls that they are not a member of IFC because "some document that describes the Alpha Phi Alpha his- education requirements will be stan- tion expressed SJSU's support of the it tradition. of the ways they allocate the money doesn't agree tory. dard enough that a student doesn't concept of a General Education It is "Hell Week." Last week five Alpha Phi with what we see need, to be done." "If one guy doesn't know it they all don't lose in the transfer." Fullerton said. Transfer Core Curriculum. "and Alpha pledges "crossed over" into brotherhood He added. "We've been part of IFC in the know it." Lewis said. "The California State University would like the State of California to after a six -week pledge period that culminated in past and plan to he again in the future." "If one coughs, they all cough," Lewis has agreed. this is what general edu- adopt the hest program possible." "Hell Week." David Lewis. Alpha Phi Alpha secretary, added. "This builds brotherhood." cation should look like, the individ- The resolution states that since the They performed chants and dances in front of said, "It's been going on since 1906. It's pan of Tony Bush, vice president of Alpha Tau ual campuses have the right to add to current 48 -unit General Education the Student Union. wearing black and gold pan- pledging. They're just seeing the surface. They're Omega, said. "We don't drag pledges through it. and we have done so. It's ba- Program was developed carefully cake makeup in a black -face style and identical missing the positive. any hazing. We were the first fraternity to not use sically already in place." she said. "the GET(' should he subjected to clothing. They sounded off for their brothers and "What we accentuate is scholarship, commu- it on campus. And what they do. that's hazing." "What wasn't already in place careful evaluation involving substan- held bricks above their heads. nity projects and time management," Lewis said. Namha explained. "Hazing is any mental or was a similar agreement with the tial participation by appropriate el- "Doing stuff like that would make us lose our Another part of pledging for the Alpha Phi Al- See ALPHA. bark page University of California." she said. ements from all campuses." Student running for delegate Larger enrollment leads Tompkinson backs ers run it a chance Iti he selected as tine of look at him. It that candidate's delegates from the district to was very to payment of 100W fee go to the Democratic Party Convention. memorable. ' ' Democrat Dukakis At the convention "they're just proxies Since then By Vic Vogler "It's very difficult to get anything in for the candidate:. Tompkison said. They she has Daily staff writer the budget." Southern said. "You have By Danl Parkin are there to represent their candidate and are "licked enve- Because of a "several million-dollar to start several years before." Daily staff writer not supposed to change their vote. lopes with the short -fall" in SJSU's budget, students Because other schools such as Long Some students take classes to learn about "I'm excited and I'm nervous." Tompki- best of them." taking the 100W pre-test must cover its Beach and Chico State don't fund similar national politics. Catherine Tompkison is be- son said. "But I know it'll be a tremendous She was $25 cost, a university director said. tests on their campuses. Southern said she coming intimately involved. learning experience." very active in When university officials allocated doesn't believe SJSU will fund the WST. Tompkison. a senior majoring in psychol- Tompkison has been involved with poli- campus poli- money for next fall, they expected a "I doubt they would he . . . enthusias- tics since she was 3. was always Catherine TompkInson ogy, will he running for a delegate position "I being tics at Univer- naming lor smaller student enrollment, said Mara tic to divert their funding to this pro- in the 13th congressional district for the Mi- kissed by politicians in Hawaii," she said. sity of Hawaii. Southern, director of testing and evalua- gram... Southern said. chael Dukakis campaign. When Tompkinson was 5 years old. she ' but eventually became "burned out." tion. Faced with a larger enrollment. Starting this fall, students enrolled in Each Democratic candidate for president remembers. "(John Fitzgerald Kennedy) She moved here because "the Bay Area is SJSU has no extra money to fund the 100W must pass a pre-test before they can holds a delegate selection caucus on May 1' came to Hawaii. I was out there with my so exciting," and Hawaii had so few eco- Writing Skills Test. See 100W, hack page in each district. At the caucus registered vot- family, standing and straining to get a See DELEGATE, back page

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Julie Rogers r_s)Arioe Published for the University Elders not to be forgotten and the University Community There's something peacefully relaxing about by the Department of Journalism spending time outdoors. So whenever the op- and Mass Communications PA0v4 DA portunity arises, which isn't often, I find my- self hiking somewhere, anywhere in the beautiful Since 1934 rolling hills of the Central Coast. From atop my favorite outcrop of decomposing granite, I absorb the soothing sights and sounds of a different world only minutes away from the hustle and bustle of Silicon Valley. With a cool breeze softly swaying through the surrounding oaks and pines, the hassles of last week's deadlines and as- Test your signments quickly fade from memory. Suddenly a soft crunching noise behind me shatters the surreality of my escape. With my news IQ adrenal glands definitely functioning, my mind pic- tures a mountain lion. (whirl to confront the beast. Much to my relief, an elderly lady approaches. AN:OK:tided Pre, Taking a deep breath, she apologizes for startling

firm' much do sou remember about the stories me and asks if she can join me. that have been in the news recerly? If you score I told her of course, when I really would have fewer than five correct answers, you have been preferred to be alone. Oh well, I thought, some of crossword If vou spending too much time on the the most precious sights are better when shared get eight or more right. .vou rate an "A.' ' with another. Besides I really do like talking with the older generation. I. In the New York Democratic primary: (a) She sat down on a rock next to me and intro- Gov. Michael Dukakis bested Jesse Jackson by 14 duced herself as Hope, a 65-year-old widow for 10 percentage points statewide; (b) Dukakis received lonely years. 51 percent of the vote in New York City to Jack- This ethereal spot we now shared had been a fa- son's 37 percent; (c) Dukakis won fewer delegates vorite of she and her husband for many years. They than Jackson. especially loved watching the sunset, which I said was a favorite pastime of mine as well. CAN DO AS WELL As AblVOC -rt-tem! Hope was surprised not that I appreciated 2. The hijacking of Kuwait Airways Flight 422 sunsets, but that I had the time to take one in. After ended in Algiers. with freed hostages and the hi- all, she added, your generation is always on the jackers' departure for an undisclosed destination -- move. You never have time for quiet reflection or a the plane had originally set off from Kuwait bound kind word in passing. for: (a) Buenos Aires; (b) Cyprus; (cfi Bangkok. Letters to the Editor She was upset, and perfectly at ease in letting me know about the way society perceives the el- derly as sedentary, dottering. always-in-need- 3. The Supreme Court handed down various 100W test a farce Daily because you enjoy good, hon- Editor, of-care people. The "gawddamn" politicians are among them that: (a) Congress is free to tax rulings, est journalism or because it is re- I would like to air some of the especially perpetuating that stereotype, she said. all interest on state and local government bonds; (b) Editor. quired by your major/or being on the concerns regarding Intercultural But what really bothered the spirited lady was the Veterans Administration cannot deny disability Well, well, well. It seems SJSU's Daily looks good on your resume? Steering Committee's request for a the way the American family had deteriorated over or other benefits to veterans disabled by alcohol- cast of administrative stooges has Jeffery J. Realini budget allocation from the Asso- the years. As the passing sun sank toward the sea, ism; c) the government may not proceed with de- bumbled again in the form of a new Junior ciated Students Board of Directors. Hope told me of a plight suffered by millions of this velopment of part of a national forest that is sacred 100W entrance exam an uncondi- Aviation A.S. Vice President Terry McCar- country's elderly. The older generation is no longer to Indian tribes. tional farce. SJSU's administrator's, through thy has said that the ICSC received respected; they're often forgotten, seldom loved $5,000 last year and has been allo- and increasingly packed up and stuffed into the 4. The House passed a proposal that would ex- this joke of an exam, are admitting Celebration ignored cated $2,000 more this year. The 40 local nursing "Home Sweet Home." tend the deadline for illegal aliens to apply for legal that the university's curriculum is too riddled by incompetence to in- percent increase is vsimply not The sun set in all its orange and red splendor, status to: 451 July 4; (h) Nov. 30; (c) May 30. It sure that students who pass English is interesting to note how little enough to offset the 100 percent in and I told Hope I had to be leaving. She thanked me knowledge IA and I B can handle the "ad- we have of others. For our international clubs membership. for listening and said maybe we would see each 5. The Senate voted to give $20,000 tax free vanced instruction" of 100W. example, the Islamic holy month of The $5,000 we received last year other again. We smiled at each other and then went and an apology to each of the Japanese-Americans If Leon Dorosz, the university's Ramadhan is being observed by mil- was not enough to cover the cost of our separate ways. lions sent to internment camps during World War II it associate academic vice president. of Muslins around the world, our operating expenses. We have was no denying that Hope's sad song is estimated that the number of them surviving is seriously believes that "rustiness" but there is no mention of it any- had to take $1,200 more from our There where had affected me. She was right about a lot of around: (a) 60.000; (b) 120.000; (c) 25,000. will keep a properly educated stu- in the United States. Ramad- non-reverting funds left over from han is a month of fasting and prayer. the previous years to cover the total things and I started thinking about the future dengrom performing well in 100W, of America's 1.Tlie Labor Depanment teportad that u. he's us riding a desk for too tong. But we in America have no knowl- expense of $6200. elderly, a grow we will all be a part of some day. March the Consumer Price Index climbed 0.5 per- If there are students who "need edge of this because we are so busy I would also like to point out one True, cent, which was: (a) the biggest advance in 14 basic writing skills" before entering watching the handful of madmen of the reasons why it would be diffi- my generation doesn't have the time or energy to appreciate non months. (h) the smallest advance in a year; (c) a 100W, as Dorosz claims, it is obvi- whom we refer to as "muslim terror- cult for the international club to ap- -material things like genuine conversation, sunsets slight drop from last month. ously a reflection on SJSU's educa- ists" in the Middle East. proach the program board. as Yen and the outdoors. spoil the fun, but Sure, some of the more tional program ( IA and I B) and not Well I hate to Tan has said some of the groups individualistic people do. 7. Officials of the Federal Savings and Loan In- on individual students. these people are far from being mus- would feel rather uncomfortable but the vast majority simply chugs along, satisfied is no for hijack- with pursuing green numbers. surance Corp. the FSLIC, the government fund And to top this off, students will lims, for there place talking to them because of the lan- kidnappers in Islam. In fact, And if this is true about my generation, that insures deposits at the nation's saving and loan now have to fork over $25 to pay for ers and guage barrier. In addition, the pro- it is associations said preliminary calculations indi- the school's feeble attempt at mak- these acts are severely punishable by gram board does not understand the even more truthful about my parents' generation. Hope's cated that: (a) the rescue package approved by Con- ing up for its own inadequacies. Islamic law. The Koran (the holy goals and purposes of ICSC. Will anger and cynicism was directed more states that. "God toward them anyway, and justifiably gress last year would comfortably cover losses; (b) This brilliant "solution" is really book of Islam) the program board, with numerous so. They were the ones who the financial condition of the fund had improved by a lame attempt to plug up basic fun- loves not those who harm others." programmings, have the time and shirked the familial responsibilities and duties. But the end of IWO; (c) the rescue package would al- damental holes in the university's I think that the media should be manpower to deal with the special as I thought about this. I knew we all shared in the blame. most certainly not be enough to cover losses. teaching program, akin to trying to intelligent enough to differentiate needs of the international clubs on The elderly are not plug a leaking dike with one-ply to- between Muslims and terrorists this campus? Probably not! One of going away and as the K. An Israeli court convicted John Demjanjuk, lie) paper. the two are absolutely contradictory. the reasons ICSC has been created is modern medical profession continues to reap the benefits of technology, their identified as Ivan the Terrible, of having committed Herb Muktarian So I wonder why the media in to meet these special needs. numbers will only increase. Today, it's not war crimes during World War II at the death camp Senior America purposely use the term Finally. I would like to add that uncommon for many people to live beyond the age of of: (a) Dachau: (h1Trehlinka; (c) Auschwitz. Journalism "muslim" or "Islamic" when refer- besides sponsoring the Food Bazaar 70. In fact, the ing to these disgusting terrorists? I in both the fall and the spring. ICSC experts predict that by the year 2010, the over-80 9. The Conunerce Department issued figures dare not even open my mouth to give promotes many other fine culturally population will double to 12 million. showing that the state whose residents had the high- What are your motives? my answer to this question for I related programs throughout the And by that time. the 30 million or so "baby- est average income in the nation last year was: (a) might be called a bigot. But I school year that serve approximately boomers" will reluctantly join the social security- Alaska; (b) Connecticut; (c1 California. Editor, humbly ask my fellow American stu- 1,000 foreign students representing age group, facing many of the same problems their In reference to Julie Rogers' col- dents to at least think about this one-third of the world's nations. In parents are now trying so desperately to deal with. 10. The Yankees became the first team to hit umn, dated April 20. "Shooting question. Sometimes those whom order to maintain the level of the American families must realize how important 10.000 home runs the top contributor to that from the hip," she makes the off- we think are our friends are really programming quality, we ask the their older members are. Some cultures like the total was: (a) Joe DiMaggio: (h) Mickey Mantle:1cl handed reference that she believes not. A.S. board's support and the recon- Asians and Latins, venerate their elders. We should Rabe Ruth. members of the REAL party ran for Taizoon Shakir sideration of our request do the same. We will all be old some day and we all office not to serve the students but to Senior Marshall Kuo deserve the chance to be taken care of as we age. '301 make points on their resume. I ask Civil Fngineering Sophomore Social programs are attempting, yet failing, to R.6 (UR 3' "*9 'UV r.t: "'I :SINMSNV Ms. Rogers. or any other editor on Business Administration provide the adequate support for the elderly. The the Daily staff: Do you write for the Clubs need support ICSC Treasurer -elect family unit must accept the responsibility of caring for the elders. As I pulled into my driveway. I was eagerly anticipating my next venture into the wilderness. I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII only wish my search for peace. Hope and wisdom will continue WHAT Julie Rogers is the news editor. Artist's I SAW BUSH I Rendering appears every Wednesday. HAPPENED ON THE NEWS To YOUR LAST NIGHT_ HAND? Forum Policy

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The judge dismissed the heinous crime UC-Santa Cruz students express allegation in January, saying it was disinterest in Greek organizations unconstitutional.

Even though the pamphlet in- an example for of her campuses.. 'There is a place for everyone,' cluded arguments from both sides. "They (UCSC) are trying to set a Wadworth explained it wasn't neu- precedent." Piazza said. ". . . but I Bail set for professor tral. don't think they. can do it. It in- SJSU fraternity member says "It was biased," she said laugh- fringes on the Constitution." ing. ". . . because we put it out." UCSC administration emphasizes accused of murder community By jirti Hart According to many Greek mem- living in the separate sults prove that the students want to LOS ANGELES Supreme Court I hi bers at UCSC. anti -Greek activists colleges that comprise the univer- AP) Bail Die state Daily start writer keep UCSC as an "alternative cams for a former efforts Is may have violated campaign regula- sity'. thus discouraging the formation university professor her this month rejected University of California at Santa pus" by not having discriminatory accused si y tions. of separate organizations. of murdering a male the prosecution to reinstate Cruz students recently expressed groups. prostitute would Iris e "The elections were fixed as they Unfortunately. the UCSC campus and hacking up his vial allegations that their displeasure with the existence The objective of the poll is to body with a for the deaili always are. Anti-Greek pamphlets has only enough room to accommo- rented chain saw. made Franc eligible of fraternities and sororities on their show the student opinion and put was set at $500,000 today. convicted. were right next to the ballot box, date less than 50 percent of the stu- penalty if campus. pressure on the UCSC Chancellor to Superior Court Judge which is against campaign regula- dents currently enrolled. John H. Reid who earlier allowed the In a campus poll. 77 percent of the abolish the Greek establishment on Reid agreed to set bail for Max dur tions," said Herb Morgan. fornier Sorority and fraternity members special allegation of murder students voted against the Greek let- campus. Wadsworth said. Bernard Franc. 58, charged president of Theta Chi fraternity at argue that Greek houses offer a posi- with ing a robbery. reversed his deo ter organizations by supporting the Scott Hasselman, president of the Aug. 20 murder of Tracy UCSC. tive social option for those who can't sion last week when the highei abolishment of the two fraternities Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at Leroy Nine. 17. whose body was "Officials are looking at nullify - take part in the residential colleges. court ordered him to explain it or and one sorority on campus. UCSC, had a different opinion. dismembered Morgan said. 'People can't believe everything with a chainsaw withdraw it. "There is a history of discrimina- "The poll shows there is a very ing the results," Chi represen- that they see on TV and in 'Animal and scattered across California. The judge dismissed the hei- tion in the Greek system. There are large vocal minority. I don't see how Morgan said a Theta by administrators to House' about Greek -house living." Deputy Public Defender nous crime allegation in January. certain people who just cannot join you can get an accurate sample with tative was told Mark arriving in one fraternity member said. Kaiserman argued saying it was unconstitutional. that group." said Nancy barely 2.000 out of 9.000 students "go away" when first today that bail With 13 fraternities recognized by should S50,000 Deputy District Attorney Ster Wadsworth. a member of Students voting." Hasselman said. UCSC to start a chapter. be set at because member of Sigma the Inter-Fraternity Council and six Franc no longer faces ling E. Norris believes both alle- Against Greek Establishment Prior to the poll. SAGE printed a Mike Piazza, a special cir- concerned sororities recognized by Panhellenic, cumstance gations belting in the complaint (SAGE). pamphlet listing the pros and cons of Alpha Epsilon at SJSU, is allegations of commit- fear of con- SJSUs Greek establishment has ting a murder in against Franc. Dean Mignola. a Sigma Chi fra- having the Greek system on campus. about what he calls "a the course of a about 1.3(X) members. The two- robbery or committing ternity member at SJSU. believes One example from the pro side servatism" at UCSC. an espe- Kaiserman said he expects to eliminate the soro- year-old Greek establishment at cially heinous crime. this is untrue. stated that 40 out of 47 of the U.S. SAGE plans Franc's trial to begin May lb. on campus .is ('('SC has less than 1(51 members "There is no discrimination. Supreme Court Justices selected rities and fraternities There is a place for everyone." Mig- over the years came from a fraternity nola said. background. One of the goals of SAGE. One example from the con side Wadsworth said, is that all groups on stated that one chapter of Sigma campus be non-discriminatory in Alpha Epsilon sponsored a "Trash gender. Martin Luther King" party at the Wadsworth said that the poll re- University of Cincinnati. FREE!! `Doonesbury' creator OVERSIZE THE ESPRESSO IS ON US (Free espresso with any sandwich purchase) allows editing of strip HOMEMADE SUGGESTIONS COPIES Turkey and Avocado HONOLULU (AP) Cartoonist rial excellence, the future of the in- Garry Trudeau told a convention of dustry depends on technological re- When you need high quality copies Beef Cutlet newspaper publishers he does not search and development, he said. 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Kozak also placed sixth in the 4 1,15.99. nut for the San Antonio Relays. high jump with a leap of 6-6 1/4 "All our teams ran really well," inches. A time of 3:26.41 was not enough Coach Marshall Clark said. "It was Freshman Sam Cavallam landed a to bring the sprint medley team past tough to keep track of the split 51-5 shot put for fifth place. the sixth place mark. A medley con- team." Unplaced marks for the Spartans sisted of sprints of 200 meters run by The big finisher for the Spartans at the Poly Royal Invitational'. were: Mike Williams (22.11). 200 meters for the weekend was Shawn Majeski Sven Waisted in the 800 meters with run by Brown (22.80). 400 meters who took first place in the 400-meter a time of 2:03.20; Dave Lambert in run by Tucker (48.40) and the last intermediate hurdles/second heat at the shot put with a throw of 42-1 1/2; leg of 800 meters run by Reed the Poly Royal Invitational. junior Jim Reis in the high jump with (I:52.70). Majeski placed third in the 110- a leap of 6-2 1/4; Majeski with a 143- The weather conditions were meter high hurdles with a time of 11 in the javelin event and 20-11 1/z windy at both events and rain was re- 15.38. in the long jump. ported at San Luis Obispo. Junior Chris Becerra had a good The top finishers at the Mt. San No scores were recorded for showing in the 1500 meters with a Antonio Relays were the 400-meter Wicks, who was to compete in the second place time of 3:51.52. Steve and 1600-meter relay teams which pole vaulting event Sunday, because Scholz turned in a fifth place time of both placed third on Saturday. of wind. 3:54.65. The 400-meter team of Darren Dave House turned in a third place Coleman. Dave Villalobos, Tony The next meet for the Spartans time of 16:06.9 in the 5000 meters. Jeffery. and Troy Brown turned in a will be Saturday in 'San Francisco at Junior John Kozak laced fourth time of 41.59. the Johnny Mathis Invitational. 49ers' top draft choice Stubbs hopes to become starter quickly REDWOOD CITY (AP) Uni- The 49ers picked up 303-pound the national champion Miami team. Special to the Daily versity of Miami lineman Danny offensive tackle Larry Clarkson in His college career ended on a sour the eighth round. note when he was declared ineligible 5.151 basketball player kicky Berry draft hopefuls were in Orlando for the All-Star Stubbs, the San Francisco 49ers' top makes for the Orange Bowl game after test- NFL draft choice, said he hopes to "Clarkson friends with one of man's favorite formally attired Classics hosted by Orlando Nlagic. The Penguin could be a steal," ing positive for a prescription drug provide stiff competition in the de- Walsh said birds. Berry recently visited the Penguin Encoun- Encounter is home to more than 200 penguins. of the player from Mon- on the NCAA's list of banned sub- fensive line early in the season. tana. ter at Sea Vorld of Florida. The 6-foot-8 senior puffins and murres and is the largest and most "We run a similar scheme at stances. guard and other National Basketball Association technically advanced exhibit of its kind. Miami. so I'm confident I can pick Walsh said that had Stubbs and The 49ers drafted one linebacker up the system real quickly." said Holt been gone when they picked. on Sunday. Romanowski, and three Stubbs. "I hope to come in and play the 49ers would have taken a line- on Monday. Kevin Bryant of Dela- in the nickel package as a pass rusher backer first. ware State in the seventh round. day draft choices and eventually become a defensive Boston College linebacker Bill Brian Bonner of Minnesota in the all four Second who can play lineman Romanowski was drafted in the third ninth and Mira in the final round. downs." round, and punter Barry Helton. of Coach Bill Walsh expressed con- Other picks Monday: placekicker Colorado. was selected in the fourth Tim Foley of Georgia Southern, 10, fidence Monday that the first three round. don't receive much respect players acquired by the 49ers during and safety Terrance Brooks. Texas I the NFL's two-day draft period will Mira was a stanthnit defender tor A&M, 1 NFIXA YOR The bright ning back and only that by the Dolphins got him on the sixth round. help the team quickly. lights tit Broad,,,, didn't shine on Steelers. But he is expected to spend this year "As soon as we got the two de- them The teles sion cameras long Other well -know n players taken rehabilitating the knee. fensive ends and a wide receiver, I'd ago were shut oft and removed. on the second day ol the second - Mira was the third-to-last pick. by have to say that the draft was very New were no cheerleaders or quickest NFL draft since the merger San Francisco. The 230-pound son gtxxl for us. Especially considering school hands to trumpet the only in 1981. when the teams of former NFL quarterback George where we picked." he said, referring iiiiUflcCfllCultsn t took 16 hours. 19 minutes. did it end Mira, apparently was considered too to Stubbs. lineman Pierce Holt of I km McPherson and Gordie Lock- faster than the 16:44 of this year hyfiAl light by most pro teams. Angelo State and NFL veteran re- haum. the second- and third-place were quarterbacks *Todd Santos. The final seven rounds of the draft ceiver Dokie Williams. finishers in last year's Heisman Tro- Kerwin Bell and Mike Perez; Ernie were dominated by quarterbacks The 49ers ended up with 10 picks phy balloting. finally had their Jones of Indiana and Marc Zeno of after they were virtually ignored in the draft and got Williams by trad- names called in the NFL draft on Tulane, a pair of, Ali; Apiericiksvide Sunday. ing their first-round pick to the Los it Monday. Except kw some scattered receivers: Miami...Fia linebacker Altogether. It quarterbacks were Angeles Raiders. Stubbs and Holt applause trout a hall doien fans in George Mira Jr.. IA ho .was sus- taken on the second day. They were were taken in the second round. That's what companies say gaiters ii he Manton Marquis pended from the 1988 Orange Bowl or the McPherson: Perez; Santos; Bell: They added a familiar name. Hotel lust iitt Broady, . those se- tor use of a banned diuretic; Keith Scott Secules of Virginia (by Dallas about how well Adia temps work. George Mira Jr., to the team on lections went s irwally unnoticed. Jones. one of Nebraska's all-time in the sixth round): Stan Humphries Monday with their 12th-round pick. That's what Adia temps say Such is tile for the college star leading rushers. and Melvin Bratton. from Northeast Louisiana (Washing- The 230-pound linebacker from about the work Adia gets for them. who doesn't fit the profile of the pro- who probably would Woe been a ton. sixth Keyes of Wis- round): Bud Miami is the son of former 49er nay pe NFL prospect. first -round pick if he hadn't wrecked consin (Green Bay. 10th round): quarterback George Mira. Over 100 lob Skills As aTemporary, Adia McPherson. who led Syracuse to his knee as Miami heat Oklahoma Danny McCoin of Cincinnati (by to Suit Your Needs OffersYou Full-Time an I I I season. w as taken with the 20-14 in the Orange Bowl for the na- Detroit. 11th round); Danny McMa- Clerical Secretanal Benefits 12th pick of the sixth round by. the tional championship. nus of Florida State (Kansas City. Light Industrial Paid Holidays Philadelphia Eagles the 149th The 333rd and last player chosen 11th round): David Weber of Carroll. Marketing Legal Life Health Insurance player taken. Lockhaum. who was Southern Oregon State running College in Wisconsin (Raiders. 11th Technical Accounting Performance Bonuses played both ways at Holy Cross and hack Jeff Reinhard. son of Washing- round); and Duke's Steve Slayden Data &Word Processing Local Assignments excelled as a running hack and dde- ton Redskins general manager (Cleveland. 12th round). for Immediate Information' soc hack. went in the ninth round. Bobby Beathard. The Redskins Dallas took defensive end Chad FLOPPY Come in or Call Today Placement. 23Whoierall. to Pittsburgh should have had the last pick hut Hennings of Air Force, winner of the Temporary and Permanent Tim Brow n. the wide receiver Beathard arranged a trade with the Outland Trophy as the nation's out- trout Notre Dame w ho won the Heis- Los Angeles Rams to switch places standing college lineman, on the Mi. View/Sunnyvale (415) 941-7100 player chosen. by man. was the sixth in the final round to avoid ani infer- 11th round. Hennings would ha, DISKS cupertino/Santa Clara (408) 257-4802 the I Ai. Angeles Raiders. ences of nepotism with the final se- been a first-round pick. but has .: San Jose (408) 296-8414 -I'm not disappointed one hut." lection. Air Force commitment for 1,, ADM McPherson said of being picked so Santos. of San Diego State and the years_ The Employment Riotii law He was the second pure quar- all-time leading passer in major col- 99(.., terback chosen: only 'Tom Topa of lege history, went to New Orleans Ohio State. whom Phoenix drafted on the 10th round. Perez, who once $1.19 ea. ( iv,- Ds) as a punter a tb the 6Mth pick. and drew a roughing -the -rusher penalty Chns Chandler of Washington. while at San Jose State. was the Gi- PART-TIME JOB $1.79 ea. (3vr ss) taken hs Indianapolis w oh the 76th ants' seventh -round choice. Bell selection. went earlier leading passer in SEC history at flexible hours $2.29 ea. (31/2" Ds) ButtiBudweiser.AND PROGRAMBOARD 'I knew going into the draft that I Florida. lasted five more picks be- good pay wouldn't go in the first couple of fore Miami grabbed him. rounds because I wanted to go as a Indiana's Jones went just ahead of WORD-PROCESSING WED'CrESD A Y NITIE quarterback.' said Alt:Pherson. who Bell, to Phoenix. while Zeno was se- OR kinkoss

added that Eagles Coach Buddy lected two spots later by Pittsburgh. DATABASE Ryan "made it clear to MC that he Jones Keith wound up with the SKILL REQUIRED likes me as a quarterback and only Rains on the sixth round. 310S THIRD ST. 295-4336 481 E. SAN CARLOS ST. 295 5511 that Bretton will stay right in Miami if Buckles-Smith 280-7777 CINEMA 1 ockhanin w as dratted as a run- he makes it in the NFI. because the

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By Sean Montgomery Daily stall writer SJSU's baseball team endured a Spartans take two disappointing non -conference 7-3 loss to seventh-ranked Stanford 'Tuesday afternoon at San Jose Mu- nicipal Stadium. from Santa Barbara "It's a disappointing loss," losing pitcher Al Bacosa said. "But I don't By Sean Montgomery rainout. think that it is any more disappoint- Daily staff writer UCSB came out with a ven- ing for me than it is for the rest of the The Spartans' baseball team geance in Game I and beat the team. improved their record to 26-27 by Spartans by a score of 9-2. Bacosa (3-4) pitched six innings. taking two out of three games at The Gauchos Craig Middle- striking out six and walking four. UC-Santa Barbara over the week- kauff did the major damage to The senior right-hander . allowed end. SJSU driving in four runs. eight hits and four earned runs. After a week off due to a rain Middlekauff and Ed Landphere After a fly out by Frank Carey. out in San Francisco on April 19. each had a two-run homer ill Bacosa allowed the next three batters SJSU bats woke up, smashing 14 helping UCSB to the victory. on base by two walks and a single. hits to help pitcher Donnie Rea to The Gauchos stole five bases in Tony Paulsen, who was walked. a complete game victory. The the game. came around to score the first Cardi- Spartans won the series opener by orh Clyde Samuel 13-6) took the nal run and Bacosa's second walk a score of 11-5. loss after giving up five runs in loaded the bases. Jeff Hetherington, who went 2 4 "innings. One out later, designated hitter for 5 and knocked in two runs, In the second game, Spartan Doug Robbins singled to drive in the blasted his team-leading sixth right-hander Dan Archibald is I irst two runs of the game. home run of the season, a solo turned in another complete game at "I didn't have much control over shot, in the seventh. striking out siv in the 10-1 win. my breaking ball." Bacosa said. "I Six different SJSU players had Archibald gave up eight hits and didn't have much control over any- two hits in the victory. walked only two in the contest. thing." Rea (4-2) gave up 12 hits, Eric Nelson had three hits and After scoring two runs in the first, struck out three and walked three. knocked in four runs to help the the Cardinal scored another run in Gaucho pitcher Renay Bryand, Spartans to the v. in. One of Nel- Matthew E Durham Daily staff photographer the third. Paulsen, who extended his a San Jose native, took the loss. son's three hits was his fifth home Cardinal first baseman Ron Witmeyer slides safely Brad Mornhinweg awaits the throw from catcher hitting streak to 26 games, singled to Bryand (1-8) went the distance. run of the season. into second base while Spartan second baseman John N'erniest. SJSU lost to Stanford. 7-3. lead off the inning. Ron Witmeyer, A double-header was played Nelson went 6 for 13 with six who reached first on a fielder's Sunday to make up for Saturday's RBI in the series. choice, stole second. With one out. second baseman Paul Carey singled pitcher Robbie Kamerschen (5-0) al- worked. nir to right scoring Witmeyer. Chandler wants Ali in corner Bacosa then found his rhythm and lowed the runners to advance. Stanford scored another in its hall ble Brad Momhinweg, who had two of the ninth putting the game out of st- proceeded to shut down the Cardi- singles in the game. singled to knock reach. ag nal. Bacosa put down eight Stanford in Viera. b- players in order, hut lost it in the Piraro then chose to go to his The Spartans went down quietly. for battle against university seventh. in the ninth and fell two games under Bacosa surrendered a lead-off sin- bench and pinch hit for catcher John ker .5(8)(26-28). FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) For of the term at a committee meeting gle to Mike Eicher. Eric Cox fol- Vemiest. Jon Rattazzi got the call ree Bacosa had nothing had to say mer Gov. A.B. "Happy" Chandler of the UK board should be ignored lowed with a single advancing from Piraro. Rattazzi, a .186 hitter, la- about Stanford. has enlisted sonic heavyweight sup- 'Muhammad didn't because of Chandler's record. Eicher to second. Bacosa then doubled down the right-field line port in his continuing battle against Cowen said he was "speaking for walked Eric Degraw to load the driving in Hetherington and Morn- the "Our team played hard, hut they critics seeking his removal from the approve of the harsh the champ." bases. Coach Sam Piraro had seen hinweg. (Stanford) played hard also." Ba- University of Kentucky Board of As baseball commissioner. Chan- enough and with a pat to Bacosa's Darin Davis was brought in to run cosa said. "I'm sure it's more disap- ker Trustees for his use of a racial epi- treatment I've been dler was instrumental in breaking the hind end, handed the ball to Robert for Rattazzi at second and Stanford pointing for the seniors on our team 10. thet. game's racial barrier when Jackie Sapp. called in Lee Plemel from the bull- because it's their last chance to play. cas Boxing champion Muhammad Ali getting.' Robinson became the first black Sapp was hit hard by the first bat- pen. them. was urged by Chandler to come to major leaguer in 1947. ter he faced. Carey flied out to left, Plemel came in and struck out his defense during a meeting Mon- 'Happy' Chandler, shortstop Steve Anderson. Center Chandler said the boxing great deep enough for Eicher to score from NMI day in Gov. Wallace Wilkinson's of- University of Kentucky third for a 4-0 Stanford lead. fielder Andy Coan then singled to took time "to come to my rescue" right. The Spartan third base coach fice. Board of Trustees and the two have been friends for With runners on first and second. Any garment Ali said he did not know the for- Scott Herder sent Davis around to many years. Chandler complained Stanford head coach Mark Marquess mer governor knew nothing: try and score, but Carey fired a per- well and that news reports of his comment put the double steal on, A perfect cleaned and pressed about his use of the term "nigger state assistance. Chandler asked throw from Spartan catcher John fect strike from right field to nail were blown out of proportion. Prepaid but was not of by it. Wilkinson for the meeting. Vemiest nailed Cox at third. Troy Davis at the plate ending the rally. a25 "Everybody says nigger," All "Muhammad didn't approve of The Cardinal scored two more No checks please After greeting him with a bear hug Paulsen then lined harmlesly to first said. "So what's the big thing?’ the harsh treatment I've been get- runs in the eighth off Sapp and Jeff and jokes about his own age and baseman Jeff Hetherington. The circumstances that sur- ting." Chandler said. Knopf with an Ed Sprague two-run Dry Cleaning health. Chandler. also a former In the seventh. SJSU's desig- Ali, who suffers from Parkinson's homer. Same day service rounded the comments in Wilkin- major league baseball commis- nated -hitter Fernando Viera led off son's were out syndrome, said he knew nothing Plant on premises office of the ordinary. sioner, thanked Ali for coming to his with a double down the right field Sapp's book closed with one in- Chandler and All were in Wilkin- defense. about ifie controversy and added that line. With one out. Hetherington ning of work, one hit and one earned NO LIMIT! -son's office along with a representa- he did not know Chandler very well. drew a walk to put runners at first run. Knopf gave up three hits and Excludes silk, leather, formals tive of the World Boxing Hall of The discussion was interrupted by Only after the circumstances of and second. A wild pitch by winning two earned runs in two innings he Fame Museum, a little-known Wolf Cowen, curator of the mu- the Chandler comment were ex- Louisville operation that is seeking seum. who later said Chandler's use plained by a reporter did Ali make any comment on the subject. "I'd be lying to tell you he's my Pepperdine basketball friend." said Ali, who grew up in NBA, players' union Louisville. Chandler's remark prompted a BONDED Cleaners signs two local forwards storm of controversy, and many po- on new pact litical and civic leaders have called agree 873 Blossom Hill Rd. at Weber State for one season after MALIBU (AP) Pepperdine for his resignation from the UK NEW YORK (AP) The titrust suit seeking the abolition of 'N Pak serving five years as an assistant at at Pearl next to Pay basketball coach Tom Asbury has board. NBA and its players' union, who both the draft and the right of first St. Mary's. Monday - Friday hired two assistant coaches and Wilkinson. who reappointed have been without a contract all refusal. signed two Bay Area forwards to na- Meanwhile, David Hairston of 7am - 7pm Chander to a voting seat on the UK season, have agreed on a new six - Saturday 6pm tional letters of intent, the school an- Chabot Junior College and Rex board. said Monday that Chandler's year contract, NBA Commis- Stem said agreement was nounced Monday. Manu of Skyline Junior College apology was sufficient to end the sioner David Stern announced reached in a seven-hour bargain- (408) 365-8680 Asbury selected Robert Williams signed letters of intent with Pepper- matter. Tuesday. ing session Monday and approved a and David Campbell as his assistants dine. Wilkinson said the subject of Stem said the agreement con- by the NBA Board of Governors for next season. Hairston, a 6-foot-9, 240- Chandler's remark was not brought tinues the salary cap. the NBA Tuesday. He said that it also had OFF Williams was the head coach at 1O/0 pounder, averaged 19.6 points and up during the meeting with Chandler draft and, in some instances, the been approved by the executive Anything Menlo College for the last five sea- 10 3 rebounds for Chabot this past and All. right of first refusal over free board of the NBA Players Asso- sons, where his teams were 80-63. season. Manu, a 6-7. 220-pounder. "As far as I'm concerned, it's a agents The union had filed an an- ciation. tor SJSU students with Campbell was an assistant coach averaged 17.0 points closed issue." 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Jackson campaign center opens Controversy surrounds Local office Liberace's vast wealth LAS VEGAS, Nev. (API In funnel money to the Liberace gives followers 1963. Liberace was hospitalized Foundation for the Performing in Pittsburgh with a near-fatal ill- Arts, ness and his doctors told him to The 100 pages of deathbed hopes of visit put his affairs in order. He did. documents gave Striae full con- giving away most of his posses- By Dani Parkin trol of an estate valued at $20 mil- sions and spending thousands of Daily start writer lion. The grand opening ot Jesse la, S dollars on gifts for friends. son's South Bay campaign it II, After weeks in intensive care. Stroh: said Liberace called him couldn't contain all the celebrating the flashy entertainer recovered to his Malibu. Calif., home three supporters ss ho spilled onto the and found himself rebuilding his weeks before he died on Feb. 5. pavement ol Fast San Carlos Street life, physically and financially. 1987. asking that the will be iust a block from y ampny Monday Never again, he vowed. would drawn and that longtime manager There were siveches in support he give away his wealth at the Seymour Heller he removed from Jackson. tree cake w ah nutty frost whim of someone or something any position of control. out of his control. ing and enthusiastic chanting ot The suit contends Striae took But "Win. Jackson. w in!" now, a year after his death, advantage of Liberace. who was Liberace's It Jesse comes to this area. 11e millions are the sub- dying of complications of AIDS. ject of ill certainly !lase him k'owe here controversy again. And a It asks that Strote be removed as hitter court And since it's so close to ,..amptis battle he would have executor and head of the trust. there's a good chance he'll lake detested is being waged to deter- tour of SJSC." said Ron \ nine who will head the founda- The case has gone to trial, and son. co-chairman tor the loth con- tion he set up to help aspiring Striae spent seseral hours on the gressional district, the district rep- young artists. witness stand in state distnet resenting SJS1.. Liberace's sister, Angie. his court last week, with a return "Thi is an ideal location because manager of 36 years and three scheduled Monday. He testified other that his actions have been in the of its proximity to campus. Students Howling atly sta photographe associates have sued Los can just stop hy and pick up litera- Angeles attorney Joel Striae. best interests of 1.iherace's estate ture and become my oly ed in noli Fr left. Randy Cooper, Mostala khosroshahi, the 10th congressional district. are at the Opening of charging he got Liberace to sign a and toundation. .ind that his ac- tics, McPherson said Moulid Caber and Ron McPherson. co-chairman of the Jesse Jackson South Bay campaign bureau. new will 13 days before he died at tivities as a limy er and executor "They have to register by May 9 his Palm Springs. Calif., hotne. of the estate are dictated by liii to vote. They can do that here. too," speedies and getting to k miss other The crowd replied in unison Sonneman and Catherine Tompkison The will named Strote as executor He declined Thursday toiii he said. Jackson supporters. "We're plan- "money" and laughed. were at the opening to arrange a can- of the estate and head of a trust to ment on the legal battle. ning the strategy for getting out the The president of the Santa Clara didate's forum that will he presented 100 The crowd of approximately %ow." she said. Black Police Officers Association. May 4 at 1:30 p.m. in the Student people encompassed many dill ..'rent Randall Cooper. commended Chambers. She added. "MEChA has en- Jack- Union Council age groups and ethnic backgrounds. son for his strong stand on drugs. dorsed Jackson and so has the Na- "People representing each of the EYen a street pe(M'Ill Willed the festi- "We will he having a march on minal Chicano Student Associa- Democratic candidates will hold a vities PCP at Overfelt High School on Sat- New York cash machine t ion . ’ debate and air their c;milidate's urday at 9 a.m, and we want all of the media representanie. S111:111 views." explained Hjelt. Strubble. proudly stars eyed the Gutierrei is tresurer 01 SIEChA. a you to come with your Jackson ban- group and said. "This is great This Chicano I all nit student organi/a- ners and march with us." he said He added. vi ill he tegistei - helps spread the wealth ihierse tion. and plans to he a campus s ol- Cooper. a sergeant with the San ing Democrats to yule this week in campaign is representing a NEW YORK (API Bank error writer who asked not to be identified population. It's not wilco- tor the campaign. Jose Police Department. added. Front of the Student l’nion. segment of the in your favor: Collect $20 for every for fear of prosecution told New not all in any. One speaker on the steps ill the "Jesse's against drugs. He will stop During the four-hour celebration all peace advocates. $5 you wanted. York Newsday. of the campaign headquarters. which is them at the source. Our association nearly 200 supporters showed up. thing. It's a genuine slice pop- They weren't playing Monopoly, First Federal said it would try to nest lii Metro Cale on San Carl, is is supporting him and I support Thes gas,: donations. signed up as ulation some Manhattan bank customers track down customers once deter- Street yelled. Whia does Dukak is him." solunteers. enjoyed refreshments or but it SIM' student Cartnelita Gutierre/ were able to take advantage of just mined how much was lost and who stayed to has c that %se don't have'" SJSU Democrats John Hjelt. Paul lList listened to the speakers. more than an hour listening such a chance when a cash machine was making is ithdravials while the went berserk over the weekend. machine was in the giving mood. USS Bonefish If you asked the First Federal Sav- Bank cash machines in the city typ- SpartaGuide ings and Loan Association of Ro- ically hold about $100,000. waits for salvage chester cash machine for $40 on Elfiabeth Taylor. vice president SpariliChmle ii ii 29K-0204 Sunday. you got $160: if you asked of the New York Cash Exchange, a

VSHINGTON I AP; Educa- his nos ....unique. %Inch concludes own responsibility for helping Ill secretary N'ilham J. Bennett that American schools have made prove schools. COLORS. "'COLORS' DOES FOR THE DINER CITY COP WHAT today rejected criticisms of his only modest gains in recent years. "We have dime our part," said 'PLATOON' DID FOR THE FOOT SOLDIER IN VIETNAM...DENNIS HOPPER IS A GD1IUS.. svhool reform report. saying the edu- Some educators, including Cali- Bennett. adding that critics demand Michael Medved, SNEAK PREVIEWS ...itiiltl establishment wanted a fornia Superintendent of Public In- ing a larger federal role often "mean " ss hitewash of the problem struction Bill Honig. have said Ben- more cash. He said, "The educa and . . .a blank check." netts report. "American Education: lion establishment." including lead COLORS. "TWO THUMBS UP!... the fihn is a REVELATION! Bennett, at a news conlerence he - Making It Work", understates the ers of the National Education Assi, Gene Siskel, SISKEL & KURT litre a White House ceremony mark- actual academic accomplishments. ciation. "want a whitewash of the ing five years of the administration's Others hase said Bennett pointedly problem and they want a blam school reform initialise, defended Ignored the federal government's check." COUDRIS "[Hopper's] fusion of sociology and action moviemaking is URGENT, HONORABLE and VERY SCARY... It isn't pretty, but you can't keep your eyes off it'.' - David Arisen, NEWSWEEK

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Moore, Longmore, who suffered from John polio, explained how in the 18th DSA president century people believed that a person who had a disability was either being the only person I saw with a disabil- added. punished or was being purified for ity, but now it is common to see The day 's events were concluded some special mission. many people in mainstream society by an awards cermony by the Dis- Longmore joked about his experi- through events and organizations abled Student Services Association. ences concerning reaction to his dis- like this," he said. Moore. who received an award for ability. Interpreter Jo Linda Powell, it Outstanding Disabled Student, was "I've had people come up to me staff member at the Disabled Student pleased with the turnout but com- and say 'God. iii were you I'd kill Association, who helped at nearly all mented about ways to improve for myself.' So I'd say to them 'If I were the events by signing for the hearing next year. you. I would. too,' " he said. impaired. felt the event was success- "The day went excellent. There After the talk, Longmore said he ful, but diffii ult. were more disabled people turning is seeing a change in people's atti- "The event went really well but out than ever before," he said. tudes toward the disabled partly we didn't have a chance to rehearse "Next year it would be wonderful through increased awareness of the songs with Hudson) and it's to see more disabled people partici- events like Disability Awareness hard to sign when you don't know pating." he added. Day. the songs," she said. Daily staff writer Di' "When I was growing up I was "Your hands get tired." she Long contributed to this report.

proven record of effectiveness. He primary. revitalized the state of Massachusetts "I'm qualified. I have a unique Delegate as governor, and he's sensible about cultural perspective (she is of Japa- reform." she said. nese and Hawaiian descent). I'm a Frwn page I The Dukakis caucus for the 13th women, young and articulate.''she nomic opportunities. district wil he held at the Los Gatos said. She recently became re-involved Neighborhood Center on East Main Ifshe does go to the convention. with politics. Street. To vote for a delegate a per- she'll be going without her husband. Ron Green Daily staff photographer son must be a registered Democrat "He's a Republican. He'll be at the "I just counldn't sit any longer. and be in the door before 3 p.m. Salinas Rodeo that weekend," she ( IN it ciiLtiocuring iii, jOr Ken Staats catches some rays on his bike while talking to Johanna Prokimakis The Democrats have a chance to Tompkison hopes students come said. capture the White House. I thought it out and vote for her. The top vote Ultimately. Tompkison hopes to was time to get involved again." that it's tougher to get into a black getters from each caucus will go to become invovled in law. "I'd be fraternity than a traditional one but, Tompkison said. the convention the number depend- doing something I'm good at and Alpha: Tradition reigns 'once you're an Alpha, you're al- She supports Dukakis because ing upon the percentage of votes that maybe I'd make a difference."she ways an Alpha... Lewis said. "experience is importani He has a their candidate gets in the California said. ow pace I said. He added. "Unlike them (tradi- physi,..11 ;those It's making an indi- But Lewis contends. "We leave it tional fraternities). it's a lifetime idual do :my thing against his still up to them. My pledge class didn't commitment. prised by the emergence of problems "Vie don't try to humiliate our come out there at all tin front of the You don't think about the pledg- Children attacked with the Rec Center. pledges. And making them do those Student Union)." ing. it's what happens afterwards." Fullerton "We kept saying they were going things Ill j,11/111, stit iOu. Naintria Alpha Phi Alpha members Arno Leii is said in racial dispute Stall page I to raise fees. and they kept hiding EAST PALO ALTO. (AP) Sev- "Even if it were a heinous crime that fact." she said. eral parents of Hispanic youths in- against humanity. the statute of limi- Larry Dougherty. former A.S. Judge's ruling affects oil industry volved in a playground brawl with tations ran out 2 years ago." he vice president. said he doesn't think blacks say they still take their chil- said. the administration's belated efforts LOS ANGELES AP) A fed- dren out of school unless a special Fullerton presented a letter from were sufficient. eral judge. ruling local ordinances race relations forum is held. former Associated Students Presi- did not v ii iI.ite federal controls, has `. . . The ordinances are not true obstacles The April 12 fracas apparently dent Erin O'Doherty dated Jan. 15. "If they did have an extended re- throv,n out If of 13 oil industry started when a black and a Hispanic 1985, stating that she received a view period, they didn't tell anyone. claims against California cities and to the accomplishment of the federal boy got into an argument over a soc- copy of the Negative Declaration. By law they have to contact people counties attempting to control off- cer ball at Ravenswood Middle O'Doheny said Tuesday that she who request access to the Negative shore drilling. purpose.' School. was not A.S. president at that time. Declaration and they never contacted In a decision made public Mon- Afterward, 22 black students were "The date must be wrong." she tile.' he said. day. U.S. District Judge Consuelo Consuelo B. Marshall, suspended and six of them expelled said. "They didn't make any kind of B. Marshall ruled that in 10 cases the U.S. district judge as a result of the incident, in which O'Doherty took office in May good faith effort to contact people local ordinances did not challenge three Hispanics were beaten. 1985. O'Dohert said she is inn stir- involved." he said. federal supremacy as the oil industry. operates as tine government entity ’t111111 examination of the com- had claimed. and the cities of Monterey, Morro plaint, there is no allegation of im- The judge did say it was possible Bay . Oceanside. San Diego. San possibility to the continuance of off- that ordinances in San Diego. Luis Obispo and Santa Cmz. shore drilling, 0111) additional Oceanside and San Diego County Western Oil spokesman Robert expense and inconvenience. There- might violate the commerce clause Getts said he didn't know if the two fore. the ordinances are not true of the Constitution. But she ruled ,issociations would appeal the deci- obstacles to the accomplishment of that further examination of the evi- sion. the federal purpose." Ms. Marshall dence a ould he necessary before a Western Oil contended in the suit wrote. "At decision in those cases could he that the local ordinances would 1.3 implication, the judge has made. 'create a wall from the Mexican recognized the local governments The Western Oil and Gas Associa- border to the Oregon state line have good reason to be concerned tion and National Ocean Industries blocking development of oil in the about the impacts and effects Association filed suit last August outer continental shelf.' DeYel- onshore facilities can have on the last, against the counties ot San Diego. opment would be hindered by seYere quality' of their environments... said Sonoma. San Mateo. Monterey. San restrictions on onshore support fa- Johanna Wald. attorney for the San Luis Obispo. Santa Cniz, the city cilities such as pipelines and pro- Francisco-based Natural Resources and county ot San Francisco (a )ii Ii i.essing plants, according to the suit. Defense Council. my CAR form 100W: Students' fees go for supplies Frill?, pa ge EIS. Southern said. The contract Like the WST. the Entry Level is completed!" be admitted to the class SJSU de- calls for a 514 fee per test. Math exam and English Placement signed the policy to screen students She said SJSU will eventually ne- Test serve as placement tools. who can't yet handle 111094"s cour- gotiate with ETS to reduce the fee to Southern said. And though the tests se load . ID. have expenses similar to the pre-test, Most of the $25 test tee goes to "If we can do that . . we're the ELN1 costs $9 while the EFT is pay for "a test hook and answer going to have an immediate tee free. .1ki sheet." Southern said. drop." she added. For the (two tests). the stale sup- Each test consists ot a multiple Southern said the rest of the $25 ports a good deal of the cost." she choice and essay section, she ex- fee covers essay reading, test , zeN, admin- explained. plained. Following Hay ward State's istratton and materials, clerical help. example. SJSU bought the multiple a trust fund to hold the money, and Because the California State t ii choice section from the Educational postage tan ETS compbter grades versity sy stem administers the exams Testing Seri ice, a national com- the test in another city ). A fee waiver statevittle. it also helps fund them pany. fund, designed to aid students who As part ot a policy unique to &1St Rushing to obtain the exam. SJSU can't afford the exam. receives 20 the 100W pretest doesn't receive tinned Hayward's contract with cents out of each fee payment. CM" binds

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Hillel invites you to an ISRAEL FAIR! "Now all I have to do Balloons ! SUNFLOWER SEEDS ! is turn it in by INFORMATION ON ISRAEL PROGRAMS! 12:00 - 1:00 PM - Sara Shendelman, popular Bay Area perforincr Friday, April 29!!!" will sing Israeli songs. STUDENT UNION AMPHITHEATRE