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See page 5 See page 6 SPARTAN DAILY April 27, 1998 Volume 110, No. 60 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 Judge rejects request Abrams' bail reduced in child annoyance case By Mindy Leigh Griser obsessive-compulsive disorder. Stall Writer 66 "We have the same goals as the court," Lauren Abrams said. A San Jose judge turned down "We are hoping to get Eric out a plea Friday by the mother of He will use all types of different scams and to get him proper treatment. former San Jose State My husband and I take full University employee Eric to try to get near young boys and try to responsibility for him." Abrams to release him into the trick them or force them into becoming Abrams pleaded no contest in custody of his parents. 1996 to seven counts of phone But Municipal Judge Jean naked in front of him. harassment when he tried to High Wetenkamp reduced his $1 solicit nude photos from male million bail, which had been set Cameron Bowman high school athletes. Wednesday, to $500,000. Deputy District Attorney He received three years' pro- Abrams, who was arrested on bation, 100 hours of volunteer suspicion of sexually related service and a $200 fine. crimes with young boys, was an "That first arrest should have interim sports director for been a wake-up call," Wetenkamp SJSU's baseball team from Police had sought his arrest in ered and looked distraught thor- said. February 1996 to May 1996. connection with the imperson- oughout the hearing. Abrams faces new charges of According to Abrams' attor- ation of a police officer and the Abrams' mother, Lauren attempted false imprisonment in ney, Phil Pennypacker, Abrams is ordering of a 13-year-old boy to Abrams, asked the judge to which he took an airplane flight not able to post the bail and will get into his car and remove his release her son to a clinic in from San Jose to San Diego. lit Jar) Pi au I. Spat 1,10 niith remain in the custody of the clothing. Torrance in Southern California. During the December flight Eric Abrams, former interim sports director for the San Jose State Santa Clara County Jail. Handcuffed and dressed in She said he could get treat- he met a 15-year-old boy, got the University baseball team, is led into Santa Clara County Municipal Abrams turned himself in brown county-issued clothing. ment for what she and boy's phone number and called Pennypacker claim to be an Court by a bailiff on Friday morning. Wednesday. Abrams, 24, kept his head low- See Abrams, page 8 Sharks 'Hit-run' actually fatal stabbing leave Dallas seeing 'Stars' By Asa Bexell Staff Writer

Whatever San Jose Sharks head coach Darryl Sutter told his team after its 5-2 loss to the Dallas Stars, it sure worked. The Sharks returned to the San Jose Arena Sunday for their first home game of the playoffs, beating the Stars 4-1 in front of a sellout crowd of 17,483 cheer- ing fans. "We took the initiative today," Sharks goalie Mike Vernon said. "We drove to the net." Sharks defenseman Bryan Marchment, who has taken a lot of heat from Dallas media for a hit that injured Stars center Joe Nieuwendyk in the first of the best-of-seven game series, was satisfied with his team's perfor- mance. "I think we were successful because we kept our feet mov- ing," Marchment said. "In the first two games I don't think we Runt,' huh's( h Son tinDath were skating." A man orginally believed to be the victim of a hit-and-run accident on Friday The driver, Florence Loudon,was covered with blood. The suspected weapon was San Jose lost the first two games in Dallas due in part to evening at the corner of West Taylor Street and The Alameda was later determined found in Loudon's car, and she was booked into Santa Clara County Jail. The vic- too many unnecessary penalties. to be the victim of a stab wound, according to a San Jose Police news release. tim, whose name has yet to be released pending the notification of relatives, was In Sunday's game the tables Police officers, working traffic control nearby, observed a vehicle run a red light. transported to Valley Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead. See Sharks, page 5 Rail connection SJSU computer lab to link VTA, BART institutes printing fee By Mark Game, meet at the Warm Springs loca- Students irate over requiring students to pay 15 matt V.ritcr tion. about 15 miles from San cents per printed page and 'lose State University. If every- new 15 cent charge must be charged to either a The Bay Area's two premier thing goys according to plan, it white student ID card or public transportation agencies could be done bv 2007, according By Carol Dillon Spartan card. Staff Wnrer are hoping to secure some of the to Ch nsti Ti l' Monsen , executive The response by annoyed funds needed to finance a con- director of t he A(' Transit. students was a tirade of corn- nection of their two entities, "1 think it's very important." Students accustomed to plaints. Criticism ranged from BART and light rail. said Curt Evans, government unlimited free printouts had a not being informed about the rude awakening early this transition to a payment plan to r",,,,, ti;,, Officials with the Santa Clara affairs manager for the Santa Valley Transportation Authority Clara Valley Transportation week at the computer lab in the hassle of finding a machine Terresa Baker, veteran VTA driver, has piloted the 180 Express on and AC Transit would build a Authority. "More and more peo- Washington Square Hall. that would access their ID A new and off throughout her 10-year career rail connection in south ple are working in Silicon Valley, policy was instituted See Lab, page 7 Fremont. The connection would See VTA. page 8

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e, I I II) fill I 1)1H nt Local resident disappointed with Earth Day State's water problem requires careful study Tam not a San Jose State that replacing native vegetation the Central Valley with the red- 'University student or an with feel-good stuff to flatter woodimadrone forests of the from Owens Valley, the San Francisco Bay Delta. employee, but I attended your ourselves is extremely harmful, Santa Cruz Mountains. We appreciate the attention on water habi- east of the Sierra Nevada, and Agriculture takes 28 percent, Earth Day celebration. I was too. There's a more critical :.. V V given to California's water San the Colorado River, not leaving 7 percent for urban disappointed because you are You may remember Silicon tat nearby: the rural :-Issues in the April 1 edition of still has the Northern California. uses. not acting locally. Valley as the "Valley of the Martin area, which Spartan Daily. more, a As another example, flooding If California's water prob- Planting a magnolia tree fit Heart's Delight." This, however, oaks and room for However, these issues are watersheds ): complex in Northern California does not lems are to be solved, they right in with the motif of Silicon is not even the beginning of wis- "wheel" where and need to be more direc- : fully so that necessarily mean more usable would be better discussed in a Valley. One speaker noted that dom. Prior to all that, this val- draining five different explored separate habi- Californians can educat- water for the state. series of articles. we need to appreciate wildlife ley was known as the "Llano de tions and three make two miles of ed voting decisions. Floodwaters can be contami- more. los Robles," roughly translated tats close within

For example, most of the nated with pesticides, fertilizer Heidi Stauffer Well, the birds of this area the "Plain of the Oaks." one another. will lose this area soon water shipped south is for agri- and sewage, rendering them too geology wouldn't know what to do with Most young Hispanics don't We to process for human use a magnolia any more than they seem to know the word "roble," unless the importance of it is culture, making California the costly with current technology. Malia B. Burrows would recognize the light rail which is understandable, as realized. You cannot help unless . No. 1 agricultural state for the importance of past 50 years bringing $24.5 More than 60 percent of geology planting or most of those of our almost none remain. you recognize the . billion California's annual usable sur- city forest. Where environmentalists your own area. into the state's economy mentioned in nearly one out of face water flows into the ocean Paula Zermeno An article in the L.A. Times show weakness is in their All the groups .:. and providing need to plant more 10 California jobs. and is committed to the envi- geology noted that the only birds sur- inability to build on what this letter vegetation where space In addition, the Los Angeles ronmental restoration and viving in the Los Angeles basin remains. This is especially native urban area depends primarily health of the state's rivers and are pigeons and crows. Los important at SJSU. The only remains. op Angeles has channeled its surviving Oregon oaks in this watersheds more extensively valley are here, on campus. Scott Kane ;as and its air pollution affects The is also the major open local resident Or wildlife more. space linking watersheds drain- on New garage parking meters waste of money But we should not ignore ing the Diablo Mountains into irs iut This is in response to the arti- so they don't have to wait a long still have to wait outside on the . is cle "New meters to speed up time outside on the street. street in order to get into the permit parking" by Mark The new machines cost about parking spots. est Gomez. $200,000 and accept both coins I think if the school really Parents seek peace of mind in scouting issue ids The article said the San Jose and bills. wants to help students out, it State University Department of I don't think the machines should have installed one ticket This is written is response to local and national newscasts. the Boy Scouts has a vested to the fears of par- interest to protect the boys from Usre- Traffic and Parking Operations will help students who drive to machine and used the rest of the April 21 article by Aaron This adds more park- "Boy Scouts raises ents. pedophiles and sexual preda- Its, has installed 12 new ticket-dis- school. The main problem at the money to create Williams, pensing machines in the park- SJSU is not enough parking ing spaces. prejudice banner high." Banning homosexuals is an tors. ing lots. spaces. It is not the "traditions" or attempt to protect the children If the parents of these boys Boy Scouts. If parents were the only ones involved in he The intention is to make stu- Although the machines will Yuanshu Li "values" of the people who in the need some piece of mind while the operations of the scout ire dents get into the garage faster help students pay faster, they computer science decided to ban homosexuals their child is at camp, it is their troop, we might not have this he that is at fault. prerogative to decide who problem. rig Sexual predators have caused the parents of these boys should lead their scout troop. This act is a desperate fear anyone Otherwise, there will not be a attempt to give parents at least t to mistrust and Holocaust victims recognized by court ruling considered sexually deviant. scout troop at all. a little peace of mind. givers and I am not condoning this act. I by Priests, day care rebuttal to the quote "over Angeles Superior Court Judge died at Auschwitz where he also sexually am only viewing it from par- Bob Cross 1 n't In family members can 50 books and over 100 arti- Thomas T. Johnson, citing a was held captive. He bears the have often ents' point of view. engineering t abuse a child. We cles which state that the wide variety of historical tattoo A-4685 on his forearm on Every parent involved with I I heard about such abuses Holocaust was a hoax and never accounts and Evidence Code (Newsweek, October 19, 1981). occurred," in an article pub- 452( h ), declared, "This court lished Thursday in the Spartan does take judicial notice of the Lawrence E. Miller ;sk Daily, I submit the following. fact that Jews were gassed to SJSU alumnus ii k of Mermelstein death at Auschwitz ...." criminal justice of In the case Historical Mel Mermelstein's mother, Quotefor the Day I'S vs. Institute for Review (October 1981 ), Los father, two sisters and brother ay. All true wisdom is found on T-shirts. Anonymous as - ice Facing a big fine or even Jail dy ARRESTED? Need Help ,

ICk LIBRARY DoNATIONS & SALES UNIT ; CAREER CENTER Ongoing book sale from 10 a in rim Resume critique from 1 2 :10 It Si in Wahlquist Library North Call an attorney who knows the problems college students have Dr. Jeff Sparta Guide p m in the Business Classrooms, and Clark Library lobby Donations the welcome For more information. call Kalks has taught at SJSU for over 14 years and has more than 10 years Today Room 1.1 For more information, call nil experience as a Deputy Sheriff and narcotics task force officer. the Career Resource Center at '.10s, the Acquisitions Department at ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY AND THE Pi SIGMA ALPHA (NATIONAL cc 924-6034 .409 924-2705 l(s STANFORD BLOOD CENTER POLITICAL SCIENCE HONOR The Lew Blood Drive today and Tuesday SOCIETY) CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY NURSES CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Firm of from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m in the Student Dr. Biaspamiatnykh Mikalai from 1 . 11 & Assoc 1-888-441-1LAW Daily Mass from 12 10 - 12 37, Whv Suffering"- Bible study at 2 gr-L- Union's Loma Prieta Room. For Grodno State University, Republic of Professional Aggressive Legal Services p in at corner of 10th and San p m in the Student Union's le more information, call Trevor Nolan Belarus, will speak on "Russia and Fixed Fees and Time Payment Plans Carlos streets across front dorms Montalvo Room For more in k at (408) 924-8383. the Ukraine" at 1:30 pm. in the call Diane Stegmeir at 408i Student Union's Costanoan Room For more information. call Gnu, at ,i10S, 93S-1610 279-11385 CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY For more information, call the Daily Mass from 12 10 - 12:35 Political Science Department at CHURCH OF SCIENToLoGY NUTRITION & FOOD SCIENCE p m at corner of 10th and San 14081 924-5550. Free film "Orientation" :it 7 .10 DEPARTMENT Carlos streets lactose from dorms) p rn at SO F. Rosemary St For niiire Percent body fat testing with bio- For more information, call Ginny at STUDENT HEALTH CENTER How Is electrical impedance from 12 2 information call Ilene at 10s 1.11 (4081 938-1610 Thalassemia testing free to p m in Central Classroom Building, students and $15 for employees 61011 Riiiirn 10:1 For more in CHURCH OF SCIENTOLOGY this week from 9 a.rn - 12 p.m and DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRs/ call Jill Christensen at .408 924- Your 1 - 3 p.m in the Health Building, Free film. "Freedom" at 7.30 p m. MULTICULTURAL CENTER 3110 at 410 Cambridge Ave Suite C, Palo Room 203. For more information. I) uric -it, Celebration our It Alto. For more information, call Joe call Dr Battle at )408, 924-6117 information entertainment retri,li Feshback at (650) 853-0602. Sparta (in iili IN pee tiled Health? merits :nut keNnote speaker Dr fere harge If, Tuesday and staft The deadline for Herbert Aptheker from 11 .1 it2 NURSER CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ART EXHIBITION entr i 1. , three doss her", ,lestred pith p in .it tbe Ninth Street Plata and ill Or, date Kiln frwrns rv-i fll iirlahle in the "Why suffering?" Bible study at "Centric," an installation by Student Union Amphitheater Fur r rvst rt. non,. Student Health Center 11 a.m. in the Student Union's Bernd Behr, from 9 a in -Fipm in mole information call the Student 'uu )','tts.,,,,,,- Montalvo Room. For more informa- the Art Building, Gallery 5 For late Center at 405 92.1 597iii tion, call Diane Stegmeir at 14081 more information, call Bernd Behr torc.` 279-6385. at 14081 977-1901 Qe4V44 cp06111,066. 64 gortaral Ileadlose - Opera aladldoe - ViameNs Reales Castrammelea Cammtding Dermatology - Pedalo Mem - Physical Mersey - PliWI. Covissirdiag Imasestaolleses - Ward Meadow - Pharmacy Mead Deane Commallem - Laberatior - Radiate!? Building Our (Ri\DtTiVF1oN IIN/AIDS Tattling II Is - Combos Co-Op Ns C.i11.g - CPO Trak** - I Mere Communities: Fighting the Cold Within br San ose State, Students, Faculty & Others A diversity celebration in recognition of the SPECIAL OFFER development of a Multicultural Center at For Graduation San Jose State University and Memorial Day Tuesday, April 28, 1998 Weekend 11 :(X) am Piversitx Fair (9th Street Plaza) $79 per night Ilioll/In& Censor of Otto I Passe de Saw Carlos to 2:00 pm Information Tables rolophon (408) 1101-11120 Entertainment & May 22nd-25th Semester Mews Sem Spin M.Th.', awe - Pp.., T,W Demonstrations ettp//semusolera.m/r/depts/Stameent MasIlh/ Popcorn and Refreshments single & double occupancy Diversity Tapestry In downtown (Create your own piece of artwork. San lose Bring a poem or reading to share.) (only 5 minute walk from campus) 12:00 noon Keynote Speaker (Amphitheater) Make your Dr. Herbert Aptheker, Historian reservations today? 1:00 pm lot Reception (Student Union) lilt' 1),i11,111 I 1,1 I\ Ice Cream Social (Amphitheater)

111.11 It) 11 It .t\ ii'11.1. I 11:111 This event is wheelchair accessible Individuals needing sign language interpreters, escorts or other accommodations should contact the 1111 \I.1\ft Student Life Center at 14081 924-5950 as soon as possible SPORTS Spartans get split with reeling Rebels SpartaariShorts Women's Gymnastics Kanney eclipses Two Junior Olympic. National competitors are among three high school. home run mark gymnasts to sign letters-of- intent to San Jose State by current University Tasya Talbot, set Stacy Martin and Kimberly: Cianci will head 1998 incom- coach Woodard ing class. "This recruiting class is. 13, Peggi nn the strongest field at one: time," SJSU gymnastics: coach Jackie Walker said. With a rebel yell, the 5, en Jose Talbot, from Lake Oswego,: State' University women's soft- Ore., is the 1998 Oregon' ball split a WA(' doubleheader state champion on the floor with UNIX. exercise and has qualified for The second game win prevent- the Junior Olympic nation-: ed the' visiting team from claim- als. ing another sweep against the Martin, from Omaha, Spartans. Neb., finished second in the, The' Lady Rebels busted out to all-around in this year's Neb.: a 7-0 lead in the first game. state meet and was 14th in They tacked up a three-spot in the region. the first on three single's, a walk Martin won the Neb, title. and an error by Spartan thrid in the all-around in 1996 and baseman Lindsay Lewis. finished third in 1997. In the second inning UNIX Cianci, from Greenville,: tacked on four more with the Penn., is an honor student. bulk of the damage coming on a who will contribute immedi- three-run home run to center- ately on the uneven bars, field by third baseman Raven according to Walker. Coberg. Cianci finished 12th in the, Spartan pitcher Sabrina all-around at the Level 10 Quintero replaced starter pitch- state meet and competed at: er Niki Zenger in the Rebel sec- the. regional meet. ond. Staked to a comfortable lead, Baseball CND/ pitcher Brandi Isgar The Spartans were pum-. allowed only fieur runs on six meled by the San Diego hits lie hiti Pi Intl. Np.111.1)? Util State' Aztecs Saturday, 20-4. In the loss, Brian Greene The Spartans battled back in San Jose State University shortstop Alicia Johnson dives to make Las Vegas. Johnson made the stop but was unable to throw out the the fifth. Senior Anita Connor gave up eight runs seven Nevada runner going to first base. SJSU lost the game 7-4. cracked a home run to center the catch of a ground ball up the middle against University of earned, Steve Carrieri was for nine runs field to start the inning. torched meeting. Ire the Spartan fourth. t'onnor to head the bases. "I wanted to fire them up; seven earned, and Chris Maya Garcia singled and then Miner said. "We may have been The seceeml game. preyed tee be blasted her fourth !leaner of the' Jennifer Effinger came up and Sherman allowed three runs scored on a sacrifice fly by Devyn season lam:. left a little (in the begin- a battle tee the end - for both to vitliin tvee st reeked a single tee field scor- rushing with one of them earned. Whitcanack. game ning) but we started hitting in teams. runs. et ing Lewis and winning the The Aztecs pounded out Lewis brought in the final two the second. And wet fieught back The Rebels ;Irted the. second Th.. turned amplel in tor he Spartans, 7-6. 16 hits. SeISU runs on a single'. game in the. -awe manner as the the Sleartan fifth If111111.2. S.ISIT freshman pitcher Tina at the end." The struggle wasn't hard first scoring three runs - two WilitC.111:111i -c ref eec uncia-ned Ilackett pitched a complete SJSU junior infielder Kara Men's Golf enough the' Spartans lost 7-4. unearned-- eire three hits in the run off ol 1.e., -anglc. and a game eine' is now 3-1. Kanney broke the SJSU career "We have talented hitters but The' WAC Championships first. Kant Koine.'c siindc to left field "When we. got behind, we home run record, previously held will be played today, Tuesday we've been cold.- UNLV head In the bottom of the first. brought III tee, we willing tee settle,- senior by current assistant coach coach Shan McDonald said. "We and Wednesday at the Poppy Whitcanack scored the Spartans 'NIA. leaelinv Anita ( 'minor said. "This (win) Noleana Woodard, and was hon- Ridge Golf Course in hit hard and got some double leerie' run oft » Lewis saw le to le ft in:, 'cite, the lin.d clean( e tor the. was really personal. - ored before the start of the game. plays, but we also gave up a lot of Livermore. field. Spartans, Merge sin- Head coach (7onnie Miner, The Spartans, now 6-16 in the The mpetition will be hits.- The Rebels then scored single gles. follov,ed by a 1.(.e is single ejected in the' Spartan third after WAC and 19-28 overall, will end UNIX entered the game. on a stiff for SJSU with No. 1 runs in the. second. third :ind loch ,leelre.(1 Meergie questioning a close call, thought their homestand with a make-up nine-game losing streak. They UNIN and defending WAC fifth inning tee complete their Both I 'minor :end Kenney the team played great, but didn't doubleheader with Saint Mary's champ. TCV, in the. field. beat the' Spartans in their last scoring for the da vere then walked mtentiorially ve.ant them tee settle'. on Tuesday at 2 p.m. San Jose Giants reeling; 'Stampeded' by Dodgers farm team

11:e. John Meyer first was low and first baseman Nriel,. ',tart \X eilcc Neck Leach couldn't li,,ecelle' it Speedy N11(41:14.1 B( cc'- pinch ran Losing a game tee a Lees fier Torreallea. Lett fielder Pedro Angeles Dodgers farm team was '.Iota. who went 3 -for-3. like. pouring salt in the wound. advanced Byas tic seeond. The. San Jose Giants learned Zamora retired the. next twee bat- why the' Dodgers and Giants ters. pinch hitter Tiny Zuniga have had blood as the San and second baseman Travis Bernadine) Stampede. (Dodgers Young, tee earn his there! save.. Class-A I beat San Jose 5-4 at Billy Malloy .2 1. Sfie start- Nleinicipal Stadium Saturday ed for elle Giants...... 11111. Soggy The Stampede. 111-11, te)ok Chung 3.00i started for the advantage. of the Yoffie rable Stampede iiants ( 12-11 ). who, after start- Chung. who is from Korea, ing the season off winning eight had the. Clean lie, Park hulk! ;end out of 10 games, have. dropped Niece I yp, windup, yet seven of their last eight games. the' results her this international "We're hitting rough points product were') I impressive II, early in the season." said Giants pitched four and one. third reliever Luis Est rella. the, besing innings and gave. up tVill earned pitcher. who gave. up two earned runs on six hits runs in twee innings "When Malloy won the' battle of the something can gee wrong, it starters. allowed lady eerie' bounces the (ether way earned run in six innings. but it The Stampede walked all over didn't matter as the Giants lost. Estrella in the eighth inning. "I didn't dee good enough out "My ball was getting up," the-re. to get a win." Malloy .said. F:strella said. "It was easier tee "I could go ()tit there. and throw a hit." no-hitter. If we still lose, it does- Designated hitter Aaron Dean n't do anything." lead the inning off with a single, The defense, however , didn't then shortstop Brett Illig and help the. pitching. Three. crucial third baseman Ricky Bell hit errors played a role. in two eel the back-to-back doublets. The Stampede's five. runs. Stampede scored two runs in the "(There's) no one thing you inning, making the score 5-3. can pinpoint (on why we're los- The Giants marched back in ing)," Malloy said. "We're. all col- the eighth with a two-out rally. lectively responsible." Right fielder Juan Dilone, who The wound healed a little. on went 2-for-4 with an RBI, lined a Sunday as the. Giants (113-11, double to centerfield. The next ended their three-game slide. Mho,' Prune/ Spartan Dade batter, Mark Gulseth, drove in with a 4-3 win over the. Dilone with a singlet to center Stampede. San Jose Giants outfielder Pedro Mota steals second base as tries to save a wild throw from the catcher from going into the outfield. field. It was the first run The Giants are three-and-a- Jamie Goudie, second baseman for the San Bernardino Stampede, The Giants lost the game Saturday night 5-4, Stampede closer Pete Zamora half games behind the first-place had given up in eight appear- Modesto A's in the Valley ances and 14 innings. I)ivision of the California The Giants were down by one Le ague run. In the ninth inning, the 11 IP satesocgshirts.com Giants comeback attempt fell Women - short. Be An Angel!! CUS1112,..M.ZED T-SHIR151 Catcher Yorvit Torrealba hit a Donate Eggs! e 4 , VANG chopper to second baseman If you are 21-28 yrs, ...... ,.... Chinese Cuisine Food To Go! Jamie) Gotalie. Goudie's throw t healthy, EACH 41.7 bright & EACH l^ciud. Mandarin & Siechuan Cuisine responsible. off 1- Box Lunch(' To Go Call Stephanie @FFC Lunch and Dinner F-4-1 Catering Available Also special need for EMOVOIM:Fee EAPTitwhateT:er.%1 includadweu'''CitedF"Ntan"T:ra"f4YPrint-Te:RnA77n7 American Heart C ADMIT Association... Asian Donors 294-3303 OR 998-9427 1-800-939-6886 faxf 40816167733 [4081616 7700 131 E. Jackson Street Flphfing Hain Olimase GENEROUS COMPENSATION . owl snotty 6 Blocks North of Santa Clara Between 3rd and 4th Street

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Vat toto With a massive gash above his right eye, IBF Featherweight challenger Manuel Medina returns a flur- Featherweight Championship in front of a sparse crowd of 2,895 at the San Jose Arena on Friday night. Ty of strong punches against local favorite Hector Lizarraga. In a surprising decision Medina won the IBF Medina won a unanimous decision, winning 118-110, 118-110 and 116-112. San Jose's Lizarraga downed in 'blood bath' Lizarraga almost got one in The live boxing event was the "The gate is the deciding !ac- said he will probably seek out a rmaid,, when Carlos Navarro Manuel Medina the ninth round when he gashed first championship match in the tor where things go," Gagliardi different venue. successfully defended his Jr. Medina above the right eye with Bay Area since 1994 and. said. "Wt. were hoping for 5,000 The gate total from seat Featherweight title. takes IBF crown; a solid left hook that got the because of poor attendance, to 6,000 fans so we could make prices ranging from $25 to $100 Navarro, a 1992 Junior crowd on their feet. Because of probably the last for a long time. an argument to hold the next -- was Sl43,170, with over half Olympic gold medalist, seemed future of boxing in excessive blood, the ring doctor Promoter Joe Gagliardi, the bout here A It of ppopli missed that going to Lizarraga stunned early on by opponent tried to stop the match and owner of Garden City Boxing a couple of sparkling matches ,:i4i0.0001 and Medina r$20,000, Roberti) Lopez's brash attacks. Bay Area in doubt thus preserve Lizarraga's title Club in San Jose. where Gagliardi has the rights to "We sold the expensive seats," Once Navarre found his ground wanted more Lizarraga works ota, said he was promote. Medina and a rematch Gagliardi said. "But the walk-up and ;in opening, however, he By Nicholas Boer but both boxers Stall Writer and the referee let the fight con- disappointed with the turnout between the. two fighters but I CroWd kiswally wasn't Own." relentlessly beat upon Lopez and tinue. Tarother championship scored a knockout half way into "It worried me a lot," Medina bouts pre .ceded the. main event, the sixth round Bay Area boxing fans lost said after the match. "The blood AA startinif with Cassius "Shy It was a good night of boxing twice Friday night at the San was coming down a lot." li.eloya who Mit laSted Serm at the. Arena -- made even more ...Jose Arena. The final three rounds were laendo of Argentina for the entertaining hy a mariachi band : Local favorite Hector Lizarraga bloody on both sides, despite the It worried me a lot. The blood was com- \V.,r1.1 I'm in Fe:ahem:eight i(111(.11 led lazarraga into the lost the International Boxing trainers' attempts to close the championship ring lazarragas green, rod and Federation featherweight cham- wounds between rounds, yet ing down a lot. Solit 11 AI Man. white shorts were another salute pionship and did so in front of a they clearly belonged to Medina. Aloweil pi nisi. and used hr: sup- to his and San Jose's Mexican paltry crowd of 2,895. By the final round, the 31 -year- -- Manuel Medina ,r height to keep the squirrely ro.its l'nfortimately. by the. 12th Manuel Medina took away old Lizarraga was backing off New International Boxing Federation laend., from landing punches round it was clear Lizarraga's Lizarraga's IBF championship and looking beat. featherweight champion But the criiwil didn't get going slwrts won. :mire blood -red than belt with quick hands that left The unanimous 12-round until the second championship San Jose would the champion cut above both decision was scored 118-110 by iii Ilt Illitll part due. to a 11.1Ve trr Walt a long t befOre It eyes and desperate for a knock- two judges and 116-112 by the practically naked "card girl- who s.O.1 :Mot her local champion out punch. third. 97 circled the. ring in between tight again Game 3 First Round NHL Playoff Schedule Sharks: Bad feelings spill over to 1.:111S1 it, 11NI: 51',.1 2'1 Continued from page 1 WitrInerdas. April '22

were turned, had one man in the penalty box. The Stars decided to go out 111111101. 1:e11111 \ tor roughnic and The Sharks stayed disciplined The Sharks opened the third with a bang -- much like. the a match iienalh for attempting Iit ii ri the slashing period with one of their 14 power pregame fireworks - - and start to injure Sin Jo,' 14,1% cr. It 'iv - -while the Stars did I 4, III and cross checking. play opportunities, a five-on- ed the game's only significant tog the Till ti kit kill) goalie I 1, Dallas finished up with 20 three man advantage, which brawl. Emmanuel Fernandei for the Uhlit4111S, Apnl 2:1 T p fIl penalties and a total of 75 penal- defenseman Al Iafrate effectively Stars goalie. and finmer Shark remaining minute and ;t half of NI . SIAN 1 turned into a 3-1 lead for San Ed Belfimr must have had the third period ty minutes. \ prtl 24 , " ." n, "We were too smart to get Jose, enough of the crowd taunting "Ile got frustrated,- Stars t I N1 ,: , l io caught in the circus stuff we did Mike Rathje put the final nail him as soon as he touched the. head coach Ken Hitchcock said I . ,f it tio.1 I I Siaturdii. Nix. 2 in the last game," Sharks left in the coffin, as he scored the puck, because he started throw about Belfour's conduct "There -too I iii N I ; 1111,.... wing Shawn Burr said, fourth goal for the Sharks, on ing punches at any Shark player :Ire 111r1I feelings between these It looked like a repeat of the another power play, with about who happened to skate nearli tvo, teams Those sit I -.40.- tied I I p If three minutes left in the game. Belfour ended up art11.11 with flu. plaNers - ’lit, %Pr.! 25 1.:11111 iii p tn first two games, with the Stars 51,4 rt..t1 I 0.nt... lied 1 I Monday, Mac :1 starting strong, scoring the first Sharks coach 1)arryl Sutter I .5 1 tit- 2 it l'Itt: tt :5 iii 11 01 :f 111....., goal of the game on a power play did not cc tot to comment on I hi. ,11111111, \ f,ril 26 St ri, o 14..lor. Ii rrrr If nert.... in \I I t ittitvt I i,.,,i I 1 I . ..- o I not, It at 4:16 into the first period. ht.! \Ace!) 1. it ri WI.. But that was it for Dallas. AVItatever happens on the ice I ii.t101,I i'lloctittt 2 Mond., 51,1% 4 About five minutes into the is not for the coaches or ,i 1 I 1 15111.1. Intild 1I N I .1 ii,:: II, LI 111.1,,,PAn 0 F.1.000100 .0. i is second period, John MacLean We were too smart to get caught up in I ilkabollt 111 the newspapers. r" ri, If 111’,1,,i, NItinda). April 27 1 0 I, i, r i 1., I. o, tt rieceptst.in scored for the Sharks, tying the fir' -,.11,1 "I saw enough ill that in I'm -1,0:11 0 51.00r...11 4 40 p Ti. ..I.1 'it.. the circus stuff we did in the last game. ii 11 IlecP%,,,ifl game at 1-1. 01011.10 0 tintlitto 4 ilipur Tuearlay, May 5 One minute and seven sec Th, Sharks will take. on the I o s Atigt.lt.4 7 11) III 5100t0.41 at cot i 'i'irr it to,Po.on Shawn Burr rromeellis., April 244 zr, right wing Stars again at the San Jose Itntith. It F'101 I tu it MN...AP...S. on& later, Sharks San Jose Sharks left wing ,t 4:4,4 4 irrpnir 1101.011 It V. I 1, ii it M.4.I.PA/111, Owen Nolan brought the score to Arena on Tuesda at 7 p ni. 11.,.Izrrr1,'t '.r,r I 11,4:01: 1 10 p I. A at :41 tars,, 1 trr p or if npri,,444ry 2-1, registering his second goal of urn t fourth phi\ off game in the 4 ..lor tdo 0 Edmonton fir In Thuradsy. May 7 Mimi,. I air Ii, !t:t in Snrollfl R01111d the playoffs, on a pass from rook- best en series Th, Stirs ie Patrick Marleau as the Stars hut tIre sem., 2 1 7tont 6eneca fit1 o Silicon Valle 150 ileurs Of 7,1s, Ahmen's ',Movement

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NOW California chapter president Helen Grieco discusses Clinton, Jones, domestic violence, future Interview by Spartan Daily Staff Writer Susan Shaw

Helen Grieco is president of the California chapter of the SD: There is also another National Organization for perception that the reason you Women, the largest chapter didn't back Jones was because with 20,000 members. An it was politically motivated author with a master's degree Jones was being backed by in clinical psychology, Grieco right-wing groups, and NOW is owns a self-defense school for pro-Clinton. women and girls in San HG: We are not a partisan Ethruitul Niese/ Spiirtim Dinh, Francisco called, "Defending organization. We've never She is also the endorsed Bill Clinton. Clinton, San Jose State University Senior Associate Athletic Director Organization for Women convention held at the Radisson Hotel Friday Ourselves." president of a nonprofit group, in his welfare policy, did the at the National night in San Jose. Carolyn Lewis mediates a panel on women in sports called BRAVE (Building most devastating thing to Resources for Anti-violence women and children in this Education) People. She lives in country in 30 years. So, by the San Francisco. light of day, he's good at This interview was conduct- putting women into political One hundred and fifty years ed at the California NOW con- posts; in private, his behavior ference held in San Jose this is questionable. weekend to discuss NOW's The thing I am most insult- agenda and to answer ques- ed by is the blatant lack of tions about NOW's position on respect for our 30-year track of NOW: 'We have not won' the Paula Jones case, the a./. record on working for women's Simpson trial and the Promise rights. Suddenly, in the blink of By Susan Shaw on the back burner. Keepers. an eye, we're hypocrites. staff Wrinl Ai "I can get an abortion. I'm waiting fin- someone to recognize Spartan Daily: Last week, SD: NOW tried to use the Women today are making 7-1 that I have brown skin and it NOW President Patricia O.J. Simpson trial to raise cents to every dollar made by A When we have a governor who thinks affects my life," she said. Ireland announced the organi- awareness of domestic vio- man, said leading feminists at black women are welfare queens ... when She added she has a problem zation would not back Paula lence, and it backfired. Can you this weekend's National with NOW leaders holding up Jones in her appeal of the sex- explain what happened? Organization for Women confer- we have women working in Third World the state's women leaders, like ual harassment lawsuit HG: The reason it wasn't ence in San .Iose. countries for Silicon Valley companies at Dianne Feinstein, as role models against President Bill Clinton. successful is we had some And that's only if you're white. when they are making it hard for Why is that? members who made some said Irma Herrera, executive shameful wages and girls starving them- Mexican -Americans to immi- Helen Grieco: The NOW racist remarks that blurred director of Equal Rights grate to California. members spoke loudly and the issue. NOW has a mem- Advocates, a San Francisco pub- selves to fit some middle class white "Screw Dianne Feinstein," clearly that they didn't want us bership of 250,000 people. We lic interest law firm, at the con- man's idea of beauty ... we have not won. Rios said. "She's going after peo- getting involved in the Paula have 500 chapters and many ference's opening session ple who look like me, how can I Jones case. spokespeople. Saturday. The problem is worse identify with that?" Let me give you a little Feminists aren't homoge- for minorities, she said. Marion Meadows, San Jose background: When Paula nous, we don't always agree on Bettina Aptheker 1'niversity Women's "Latinas earn 56 cents to riuthor, professor at UCSC Stan. Jones came out with her things. We had diversity in our every dollar earned by a white Resource Center director, was charges, Patricia Ireland called organization and a polariza- man and black women earn 63 supposed to lead the young femi- her people and told them she tion, as in the general public. cents to every dollar," she -:aid nists workshop but canceled at would go and listen to her We ran into the quagmire, and Asian women's earnings were the last minute for unspecified story. Paula Jones didn't it turned out we couldn't not tracked, but it is belii.vt.d reasons. calls. address the issue in a sensitive to ("mils from Foothill College, ITC return phone their wages fall somewhere future, according workshop where to go way. That derailed it. Inst iiilona' Santa Cruz and San Jose City Ifs only just begun We didn't know between black and white women. feedback. The so we said, "OK, you replaces College, also said NOW is seen Also speaking at the confer- ' with that, Equality Amendment help, have your SD: So what is NOW work- Rights Amendment, as "an old grandmother organi- ence's opening session Saturday, don't want our Fight for wage equality the Equal day in court, good luck." She ing on nationally? ow ;114,1 ot publicity in zation." and that the organiza- Bettina Aptheker, an author and "Closing the wage gap is have had a better day in HG: The main things are we EliA passago tion had little with which young a professor of Women's Studies might painfully slow at a half a penny thc .7ns The court if she'd had our help. want to pass a Constitutional 1982. according to California /Men could identify. at ITC Santa Cruz, drew cheers per year," Herrera said. in Equality Amendment and we A1,' President I lelen Grieco. Darcy Kleiman from Foothill from the crowd as she reviewed She added that part of the SD: That's interesting have a Victory 2000 campaign College said she was disappoint- how much more work needed to reason for the gain is due to a because a lot of people were where we are trying to get wages for men. Perception a problem ed that she didn't see more be done by NOW. decrease in real very critical of NOW for not 2,000 women elected to office not because women are getting During a work -hop called young women at the conference, "When we have a governor getting behind Paula Jones by the year 2000. We also want more Fighting for wage "Young Feminist- I.cading and didn't see much on the agen- who thinks black women are paid and there was this implied more diversity in our organiza- equality may be the least of the NOW- cclii to st ictot cited a da at the conference that she welfare queens ... when we have standard: NOW was tion. organization's problems. general ion and racial gap as the could relate to as a young les- women working in Third World double risen why MM. 1,, wit attract- bian countries for Silicon Valley com- behind Anita Hill, they weren't Lack of young members ing more vi tint' panies at shameful wages and behind Paula Jones and was it SD: Only 2,000 women? As NOW approaches a new "I think l',;( 1W HIcntificil Spotlight on race girls starving themselves to fit because it was alleged she was HG: Do you know how hard millennium with an agenda that with white, middl, white Erica Rios, a self-proclaimed some middle class white man's perceived as "a bimbo" and not it is? There are only 11 women includes promoting passage of a women and th.A don't address "chicano feminist activist", said idea of beauty ... we have not a member of the "club." senators and only about 50 Constitutional Equality issues that aro to she'd like to sm. NOW address won," she said. HG: No, no not at all. women in the House of Amendment and preserving young women.- -iod Chess:, the race issue. According to Grieco, the three- Sophisticated women, unsophis- Representatives out of 440. I reproductive rights, it is having Geisler. a junior at Scripps Rios said she also felt pro- day conference held at the ticated women ... every woman know it seems low, but that's a difficulty attracting the next College. "I think we'd like to see choice and the abortion debate Radisson lintel, which ended has a right to defend herself realistic goal. generation of feminists who can that change " art. not as important to young Sunday, had 170 attendees. against sexual harassment. It's pathetic. lead the organization into the The group, attended by stu- feminists and should be placed

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Health clubs: making Program 'fosters' group support a former foster youth who a personal choice By Asa Bezel] attended the forum, said she Staff Writer could relate to the problems dis- Your "Ab Shrinker 2000" is Every day I would sit there and stare cussed by the panel. collecting dust. Your prized col- was excellent," When 20-year-old Phu "It (the forum) lection of Richard Simmons' out of the window, wondering about my brought up a lot of "Sweatin' with the Oldies" %e Nguyen moved into a group she said. "It points people are not aware of." videos are leaving you flat. home for foster children a few future. eoe years ago, he thought the only Sandhu said she found the What is it going to take to get . Phu Nguyen, you motivated to exercise? solution to his problems was sui- most difficult aspect of being a It Foster Youth Program panelist may be time to join a health 4 cide. foster child was that nobody club one that's right for you. "I wanted to kill myself," he cared about her. Consider your lifestyle said. "Every day I would sit "Nobody was involved with

schedule, family, budget and there and stare out of the win- f me," she said. "I did everything fitness goals. By determining dow, wondering about my on my own." Sandhu and sev- your needs in these areas, you future." Nguyen had nowhere to go and the age of 18. According to what health Nguyen, a biochemistry major, was not allowed to stay in the Many foster youth are not eral of the panelists, many peo- can better assess of fos- Check credentials of fitness came to the United States from residence halls. prepared to support themselves ple have a negative view club you are looking for. Match they those needs with the following and training staff members. If Vietnam with his family in 1991. "I lived in my car for three by the time they are emancipat- ter youth, which is why health club "shopping list": it is a reputable place, this During his first few years in weeks," he said. ed, said the report. may have a hard time meeting 1. Proximity information will be furnished the United States, Nguyen faced In spite of Nguyen's difficul- According to Stacey Morgan- friends. Make sure that the health on request. cultural and social struggles. He ties, he did not give up. Foster, associate vice president "The only people I have are club you join is close to your Also, front desk staff should said he felt as if he did not fit Nguyen and a panel of five of Student Affairs, there are people I see in class," Sandhu work or home. Odds are if it be attentive and not "put out" into society and had a hard time other foster youth students 90,000 children in foster care in said. "I don't really have any takes longer than 20 minutes when members need assis- meeting friends. talked about their experiences California. friends." to get there, you probably won't tance. There should always be Nguyen also said he was last week in front of an audience Students on Wednesday's Nguyen said he did not have go that often. Clubs often have a member of management on abused by his family and kicked of SJSU students, faculty mem- panel discussed problems and any friends until he got multisite operations, so it may duty to address members con- out of the house at age 16. bers and social workers. proposed how the university acquainted with some other fos- still be convenient if you move cerns and facility issues. After living in a group home The Foster Youth Program could better accommodate their ter youth students at SJSU. , or change jobs. 6. The tour/The sale and with an adoptive family, Forum was held in the Student needs. "People think foster kids are 2. Crowd Pleaser Before you sign on the dot- Nguyen was accepted to San Union and organized by Alfred Panelist Jennifer McFarland, bad," he said. What type of people does the ted line, get a thorough tour of Jose State University and moved Perez, a social work major and a a social work major who spent Nguyen, who now is the prett- club cater to? Is it strictly for the facilities. Also request a into one of the residence halls. former foster youth, who wanted three years in foster care, sug- ident of the Vietnamese Student singles? Is it "family-friendly" free-trial membership pass Financial aid and academic to bring attention to issues con- gested special counseling for fos- Association, is more positivi fronting foster about his future (child-care, family programs, (usually for one week). This scholarships helped him pay youth in college. ter youth as well as some form of than he was According to a when he first came to etc.)? Is it coed? Decide what way, you can see the day-to-day tuition fees. report by June student organization for those SJSU. were M. Cooper, California State who He plans to graduate in two environment you would feel operations of the facility and But Nguyen's struggles have been in foster care. most comfortable in. check out the classes. Be wary far from over. University's senior vice chancel- Perez proposed an emergency years and wants to move back to "I didn't have any friends," he lor, foster children are individu- meal Vietnam to work as an English 3. You Get What You Pay of limited-area tours or resis- plan, in case students run tance to free-trial membership said. "I felt like trash like I als who have been removed from out of food. He also said foster teacher. For was their families because. of abuse "One of my wishes came true This often holds true, espe- requests this usually means nothing." youth students who live in the terms of class and poor maintenance effort. When dorm residents went and neglect. The state assumes dorms ought to be able to stay today," Nguyen said after the cially in forum. equipment availability. Health The sale of health club mem- home for the winter break, dur- the parental responsibility for over the breaks. "I have become somebody. these Now I have clubs offering a "too-good-to-be- bership is a competitive busi- ing his first year at SJSU, children until they reach Penny Sandhu, a student and respect from people." true" price, are usually looking ness, but your membership for large membership num- representative shouldn't use bers, and the amount of exer- high pressure tactics. cise equipment and classes are Comments like "this is a one- Lab: New system curbs wasteful habits usually not adjusted to the time offer" and "I'll give you a this plan," amount of members. Peak special deal" are usually false Continued from page 1 Rudd said. ntlied on,- Richards said. be considered in Jeffrey Midas, business major, According to Brian Mitchler, exercise hours (before or after and shouldn't cards in the event of not having your decision. Take time before admitted he was guilty of paper systems manager for dining ser- work, Saturday mornings) may a Spartan card. If you are unsure or gluttony at the lab. vice's, a contract was arranged When it's free, it's prove to be "the early bird deciding. Junior Louise Kingston was doubts, pay dues on a "When it's free, it's easy to be with private contractor Ikon to catches the worm" and compe- have one of the students caught off easy to be a per- basis and avoid long- a perfectionist. Before you know supply the lab with paper and tition for equipment and space monthly guard by the new system. leave term contracts. it, mounds of paper are floating toner. fectionist. Before in aerobic classes may "I had no money on me and a Finally, request a schedule around you," Midas said. But it wasn't until the first you frustrated. paper due. To say I was mad is you know it, More expensive clubs tend of programs offered. Variety of . Dr. Mitchell Morris, vice pres- day of the fee arrangement the you motivated. putting it mildly," she said. ident of Instruction and computer lab realized a cash-to- to cater to the individual classes will keep Rhonda Rudd, manager of mounds of paper through personal training and A balance of mind, body and Research Services, said the new card machine would be needed to a healthy the computer lab, responded to policy has been in the works for that would allow students to use are floating around individualized fitness pro- soul is vital disgruntled students. usu- lifestyle. Choosing the right several months. Rudd added their ID cards to add money to grams. Those extra dollars "This computer lab is the only you. more staff. health club will help you stick during that time, warnings their accounts. ally go to hiring place on campus that doesn't Take note some higher-end to your exercise program and about the demise of free print- "Within 24 hours we had Ikon you with the ultimate charge for printouts. The outs had been posted and deliv- deliver a machine that allows clubs also have dining and provide amount Jeffrey Midas, good health. of paper wasted ered verbally. those who don't have a Spartan entertainment facilities and gift of amounted to abuse business major go to *Note always check with of the sys- Stacy Richards, a sophomore, card to add is little as s dollar to your dollars will also tem. these areas as well. Decide your doctor before starting an said she vaguely remembered pay for the printouts they need," especially if Some students printed out 60 being cautioned that the days of Rudd explained. "That's what what amenities you want exercise program, to 100 pieces to get one good 99 courts, you have pre-existing medical free printouts were dwindling. most of the protests win' about (sauna, racquetball copy. The paper and toner costs therapy, etc.) and conditions. "I don't see why this couldn't "Anytime you implement a as smooth a transition as possi- massage were skyrocketing. We had no ble.- what works with your budget. have waited till next fall to start new system you learn as you gu:" alternative but to implement 4. How old are you? Peggy Flynn is an Aerobics changing something we all have she said. "We're trying to provide Your age shouldn't matter, and Fitness Association of but the club's does. Find out America member and has been how long it has been around an instructor for over seven and if possible; ask around to years. "Fit to Be Tied" runs see what reputation the club every Monday. Direct questions TRILIT DEPRFSSION of Humanities and the Arts has in the community. or comments to the Spartan College 5. Have it your way Daily at 924-3280, Dwight slip owww save org 1 A friendly, helpful and Bente! flail 209 or by e-mail at Center 11)1- Literary Arts knowledgeable staff is a must. [email protected].

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VTA: Legislation expected to ease commute Abrams: Deputy DA Continued from page 1 "BART will need to secure $90 million from other hilt thi'y're Ii mg outside of the AA about comity As :I result, corridors like fund sources," said Monsen, "but says,'He will re-offend' they have. until 2011; to get full I ssu are becoming more and that authority to try tel force lit 0' congested funding in place.... Continued from page 1 BART will need to secure about $90 mil- :Monsen added that if vectors kids into his car." There is currently federal leg him to tell the boy he had won Bowman said that he thinks 2.i0o. pass the expendit e plan, funds I-dation pending. II It lion from other fund sources, but they tickets to a sports event, Abrams prefers good-looking, which %%mild provid, would not be available until according to Deputy District athletic types. "He will alithorit for federal Iiigluva\ have until 2007 to get full funding in 2002, and with gi.nerate an young, Attorney Cameron Bowman. of different scams and transit program-- for th, estinuited 8185 million for the. use all types place. On those charges Abrams young boys next six \ ear-. project. to try to get near The legislation would desig The rail cminection would run was released on $10,000 bail and try to trick them or force Christine Monsen 880. and was awaiting trial on mis- naked in nate :'.4IT) ititilt. it toccard executive director of the in proximity with Interstate them into becoming engineering ;1,11001 of the Santa AC Transit "If it does not get endorsed, we demeanor child annoyance and front of him," Bowman said. would have to look at the whole felony false imprisonment in a Bowman said there is no Monsen said. V,11111 SprIll;Th ari..1. said expenditure plan: case involving a 14-year-old doubt in his mind that Abrams Et ails "We're hoping that it is endorsed San Jose boy. will repeat his offense if

In 1996, \ III Salltil rtara illated a certain amount of the County Supervisor :end Santa by voters." According to Pennypacker, allowed the oppurtunity. on the Ctaint,\ ;kpprtl\ I IIIasures A toii,k, go to public transportation Clara Valley Transportation Some preliminary work Abrams is on anti-depressants "It's not even a question of if already been done. anti WaS nine- pr pots and was approved with Authority board member, said in extension has but was not taking his medica- he's going to re-offend, he will has completed an environ- ye.:11" I.IX that iippri,Ved 78 percent. the release that the agency's BART tion when the alleged incidents re-offend," Bowman said. "The mental document for the Warm tie ii a ftir piuhi c transporha ion A trial court already upheld commitment. coupled with the. occurred. whole last two years have been extension, and Santa Included in that %vas :chow Si() the validity of the tax in 1997. possible. passing tel a sale's tax in Springs Bowman said Abrams is spent by him re-offending in County has a planning million for the light rail exten- but those. who filed the opposi- Alameda County, will help in Clara becoming more dangerous to new and more aggressive funds study under way, according to sion. said hlvans tion also filed an appeal, Evans securing federal and state. the community with escalating ways." the release. I I. ccever, cl' -un II i.!wing said. kir the privet. patterns of behavior. Bowman said he. plans to file Ti make the ccinnection com- "BART has had plans to challenged in calirt opponents Once the connection process "In the past he (Abrams) has a motion to revoke bail in the 1111.1,111'1.- rail would plete, the A(' Transit is hoping expand down to Warm Springs of the are questioning begins, a short-term used different types of scams to December case. to keep Abrams tax is ;1 general tax implemented. Two trams voters in Alameda County for years," Monsen said. -There's \vItoller the be. try to get in contact with the custody and to have the tax would leave. for Alameda County approve a one-halt'-percent sales a lot of support behind that in or a sales type of male that he likes," to According to I.:vans, a general in the. morning and return to tax on the June. 2 ballot. If extension. And a logical connec- $10,000 bail increased Bowman said. "In the most tax required two-thirds voter Santa Clara Valley in the. approved. the :tilt .ncy would col- tion would be to extend the light $500,000. approval Measure It, the. half- evening as a commuter alterna- lect about $165 million toward rail system up to it to make the recent case he pretended to be The next hearing is sched- cent sales tax. received 52 per- tive, Evans said. extending BART to Warm transfer as seamless as possible.- a police officer and tried to use uled for Tuesday. cent 111 tic.' v.ctc NI,..IStire A stip- Jim Beall, Santa Clara Springs. in south Fremont. Opportunity is knockingens Spartan Daily Employment Section

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