Spartan Daily Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 VOLUME 94, NUMBER 63 MONDAY, MAY 7. 1990 Fullerton makes effort in Prop. 111 fight

By Michael Moeller commuter's costs by taxing gaso- the free ay. will not have to come If passed, the state will he al- Daily staff writer line 9 cents for every gallon. out of the budget. That will leave lowed to spend approximately SJSU President Gail Fullerton is The first increase would occur more money for universities. SHOO million more in the next fis- '(Universities) will scheduled to testify before Senator on Jan. I. 1991 by adding 5 cents Proposition III will change two cal year. Alfred T. Alquist's Financial to every gallon. Additional cents things. First, it will eliminate the see more If the proposition is passed, money Committee in San Francisco on will he added each year until the state spending limit created by the formula to determine the revenue May 14. Her testimony is part of increases total 9 cents. "the Gann limit," Proposition 4, . . . because the limit would he changed. It would efforts to get Proposition II I The revenue earned by the tax in 197K. passed no longer he based on the cost of cost to fix the passed. will not he going to schools di- "The Gann put spending limit" living increase hut on the overall Fullerton will he joined by Uni- rectly but will be used to repair re- freeways restrictions on the State budget, state per capita income. will not versity of California President roads and highways around Cali- revenue In recent quiring that any excess years, the overall John Gardener and Stanford Presi- fornia. state income have to come out taken in during the fiscal year must level has been dent Donald in an effort "We will not get any money taxpayers. In 1986- rising faster than the Kennedy' he returned to cost of living of the budget.' promote Proposition 111.a gas from the tax," Fullerton said at a /47, index. to the state budget took in SI .1 Gail tax that is on the June 5 ballot. press conference last week. "But billion over the limit set by Propo- "We have negoitations with the Fullerton, Proposition ill Fullerton said. we will see more money because sition 4 and had to return the funds management in order to get more SJSU president will add 16 cents a day to the daily of the tax, because the cost to fix to taxpayers throughout the state. See PROP III.page 6 The finishing touches IRA proposal rejected again; few cast vote By Lawrence J. Salisbury Daily staff writer 'I don't think I Just more than 2 percent of SJSU 's student body cast votes in was either Wednesday'. and Thursday's spe- cial election, defeating the only surprised or proposal on the ballot by more than disappointed. It's 100 voles. Students cast 617 votes for the very difficult to measure that proposed a tee in- crease of S If) for instructionally re- predict what the lated activities. Currently, students turnout will be.' are paying $5 per semester in IRA tees. Jim Cellini, Of the 617 ballots cast. 259 Associated Students adviser were in favor of the increase, while .158 were not. said Jim Cellini. As- Scott Santandrea. sociated Students ads iser. "I really don't know if this mea- The turnout ms as "really pa. sure is going to he tried again." that le" said Scott Lane. A.S. di- ane said. A similar measure last rector of academic affairs and some was defeated b% nine votes. chairman of the Student Union Ube A S hoped that after this Board of Directors. election, it could remove itself "The message of what the IRA from the IRA funding process and is didn't get out to the people." turn over complete control of the Lane said. funds and their distribution to the The proposal would help fund IRA committee. such IRA groups as the Spartan Marching Band and Intercollegiate The IRA committee, made up of Ath let cs four students and four faculty Cell didn't think that the turn- members, voted unanimously to out was unusual. send the issue to an election be- "I don't think I was either sur- cause it is an important issue that prised or disappointed. It's %cry the students should he able to say difficult to predict what the turnout something about." Lane said. will he" in an election like this, he Last year the A. S. handed out said more than $240.((X) to IRA groups SJSC's fee is the lowest amount and the IRA committee gave out of the 20 campuses in the Califor- more than $300.(10). nia State University system and The IRA committee advises hasn't been raised since 1978. SJSU President Gail Fullerton Shannon Slamon Daily staff photographer With the cost of living in- about the level of the fee and the creases. the A.S. is having trouble allocations of the fee revenue. It Sophomores Andrea Seefeldt and Stephanie Floyd shined chorus assignment for their Drama 10 class. The musical will he presented keeping up with the increasing fi- will meet again Thursday to dis- boys' shoes for the production of Chicago. The shoe shining was an May 9 through May 12 at 8 p.m. in the University Theatre. nancial demands made by IRA- cuss the 1990-91 budget and the funded groups. said A S. President results of the election. Treatment efforts Ex-political prisoner slowed, officials say discusses experiences By Adam Steinhauer By Barbara Langley As a prisoner Wolf was beaten. Daity staff writer look at our Daily staff writer filthy and starved, he said. Managers and coordinators Imin 'If you Jiri Wolf looked like an Ameri- There are three waves in a rev- the Santa Clara County Drug history over our can dressed in blue jeans, olution. Wolf said. "The first Abuse Service Bureau spoke white tennis shoes and a short- wave always brings mistakes," Thursday in the Student Union last 20 years, we sleeve, button down shirt. But he he said. The mistake in Czecho- about how drug treatment efforts was visiting the United States for slovakia was that "a lot of people are complicated by a lack of funds. haven't done too the first time. stepped into the coalition that the criminal justice system and so- well at wars and After being a political prisoner shouldn't have been there," he ciety's attitudes. in Czechoslovakia. Wolf was re- said. "Now the people that weren't supposed to he there Bruce Copley. manager of I'm afraid we've cently released. Thursday, as part the aren't there. bureau's treatment division, was of a Bay Area tour, he came to put ourselves in a He didn't say what wave two the main speaker. He, along with SJSU to thank members of the and three would be. several of the bureau's failing situation.' SJSU and Santa Clara University program Wolf struggled through parts coordinators, spoke to a crowd Amnesty International chapters of Bruce Copley, of his talk because he is still try - sometimes more than for their letters and support that 30 people Santa Clara County ing to deal with what he's been and at others smaller than 10 in the contributed to his freedom. Drug Abuse official through, said Kelly Kline. the Umunhum Room. He "was surprised with the events coordinator and out-going The presentation was United States' democracy and part of a president of the SJSU chapter. two-day into treatment and alleviating the liberty." he said through transla- symposium titled "Fight- "We expected that each ques- ing Back in the War on Drugs: Mo- social conditions that cause many tor Demur Kollar. He was "also people to abuse drugs. surprised at how democracy blos- tion would be a struggle for bilizing Educational Resources for him." she said. the 1990s." "As a treatment person. I can't soms in the U.S.." he said. take a person off drugs and . . . Wolf spoke about the political Although there are no political "It's a war by words only," prisoners in put them back into a situation state of Czechoslovakia and his Czechoslovakia at Copley said of the Bush Adminis- 100,(XX) where they- have no hope and ex- life as a prisoner. this time, political pris- tration's war on drugs. "If you oners pect them to stay off drugs." Cop- lle spoke quickly as he looked have been released since look at our history over our last 20 1948. ley said. out into the audience. Several Wolf said. years, we haven't done too well at Members of the two chapters. wars and I'm Copley said that the emphasis on times he had to repeat himself be- afraid we've put our- which hosted the event at were selves interdiction of drug traffic and cause he spoke Czech and the in- in a failing situation." ecstatic about Wolf's visit. Many Copley explained that 60 per- punishment for drug offenders terpretor spoke Slavic. The two Julie Lynn Rogers -- Daily staff photographer won't solve the drug crisis because languages arc somewhat similar, of them had written letters for the cent of the funds allocated for the past two years on behalf of Wolf Former Czechoslovakian political prisoner Jiri Wolf, left, speaks as war on drugs have gone abusers will always find a new hut some words and the dialect toward in- See AMNESTY, page 6 Dagmar Kollar interprets his speech into English. terdiction of drug traffic. Copley drug to replace any that is chilli- are different, Kollar said. feels that more effort should be put See DRUGS, page 6 2 H SPARTAN DAILY MONDAY, MAY 7, 1990 SPARTAN Campus Voice FORUM No transcripts: Editorial poor managing of Admissions and Re- Forum a Iworked in the Office chance cord'. at SJSU from Nov. 6. 1989 until I re- signed on April II. 1990. I am writing this to voice concerns letter because I firmly believe that the students have a right to know what goes on behind the San Jose mayoral candidates will be at scene, of the system that is supposed to serve THE the University Theatre on Thursday to them particularly when that system and serv- speak to the campus community. ice are dysfunctional. That all the candidates agreed to panics- This letter, in fact. was inspired by Erie is a smart move -- the hest move in an Thompson's letter to the editor. March 13, otherwise lackluster race. The candidates have 1990, which eloquently described his "appal- realized that SJSU is a vital part of the down- ling" experience in trying to get his transcripts town area, and that the university's 29.(XX) po- sent front SJSU to several graduate schools, tential student voters, as well as faculty and staff Unfortunately. Eric's plight was just one 'ambers, can make a difference in the election. of literally thousands of students', whose tran- We, as members of this campus commu- script requests had been allowed to get so nity. need to make ourselves a voice in the may- "backed up" and disorganized that, from De- oral race. With the opportunity before us. we cember 1989 to April 1990. the usual pro- 'iced to ask the candidates what role they be- cessing time of five to seven days was taking 50 e SJSU has in downtown redevelopment and to 70 for even 90) days! what the new mayor will he able to do for the As a result. the academic, vocational and students campus. WE SWAT" 'OR CH ILDiZEN.6 AND `11tOR financial aspirations of countless and The forum is also an opportunity for us to GRANDCHILDREN'S INHERITANCE their families were needlessly put in jeopardy. become informed about the candidates stances As a recent Records Clerk. I can attest to _ ai other issues that will affect our community. the extraordinary concern and effort that was The most important thing city officials can given by the staffs of the records department do for SJSU is to close San Carlos Street. It is a and student information who didn't create subject that has been continually raised, only to this mess. but who worked hard to clean it up. he tossed aside. Yet it is still vital to build a true More than a dozen of us each mailed out campus atmosphere and assure the safety of our .6miumemeammminpums 50 to 75 transcripts a day, week after week, on community. top of our other job duties! But the staff and the The traffic passing through on San Carlos students should never have been put through creates a division between the residence halls this distressing crisis to begin with. and other buildings as well as endangering those .=.a5.4*.rece,litROKIK,P6KSNI. The ultimate source of the transcript fiasco people who cut across the street dashing to (and other recent crises) is the budget deficit, classes. which has forced SJSU admissions and records It is especially essential that the street is to be understaffed and overworked. Without closed now that cyclists are restricted to the pe- enough employees, the crushing flow of paper- rimeters of campus. It has already proved to be work frequently "hacks up" and causes a re- a problem, with at least two accidents involving Campus Voice lentless sequence of crises, as each hack-logged cars and bicycles colliding this semester alone. project delays the project that follows it until the Presently. SJSU President Gail Fullerton's latter is also critically late. voice seems to be the only one that city officials The tremendous pressure and chaos of try- now hear. A louder voice needs to he heard. GALA says A.S. money is well spent ing to catch up with these perpetual crises has This forum is the university's opportunity to what Eric rightly termed "gross er- The Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual Alli- ior a campus-wide community led to make its concerns known, for students to get administrators . . ." in the ance of SJSU would like to re- event. rors . . .’ of "inept an informed opinion as to which is the strongest spond to Fred Taleghani's letter We are targeted as a Finally. Taleghani states that "Office of Admissions and Records." candidate, and with a large turnout of students. that appeared in the March 3 issue special interest group each GALA member contributes administrators may be excused per- staff and faculty members, the candidates will THESE of the Spartan Daily. 5.35 while A.S. contributes $30 haps, given the circumstances, for being sec that SJSU is an important pare of the city. because of the Taleghani seems concerned with per member. Again, this figure is somewhat behind schedule however, it the Associated Student's approval misconstrued. Gay men and is utterly inexcusable for these administrators to for GALA's 1990-91 budget prevalent nature of women on this campus pay over accumulate so badly that they de- There is no need to "justify" ei- homophobia, hostility $12.000 in A.S. fees. We receive allow work to Letters to the Editor ther the money we asked for not $2,500. The gay men and women mand "mandatory overtime" of their employ- the money we received. A copy of and violence toward are subsidizing the A.S. and other ees for two straight months; to angrily threaten Men not concerned with selves to fire employees if deadlines aren't met; to our budget proposal, as well as a gay and lesbian A.S. funded groups roughly $10.- Editor. copy of all.A,S. funded groups, is (XX) a year. threaten tu revoke State holidays an coda to Are there Nazis on the Spartan Daily staff! Per- on public file in the A.S. business people. GALA is a major umbrella meet deadlines: to attempt to intimidate and de- haps not, but Brian Wright certainly holds some fas- office. group that represents a diversity of precate employees into submission; to never en- cist ideals. For instance, his moronic idea that we le- However, there is a need to re- race, culture, religion, gender, and courage or praise employees, but instead to give gally require men to take time off "the woman" did spond by clarifying some misinfor- resents a 2,(XX) percent increase in sexual orientation. A.S. funded only incessant criticism and disapproval; to during her pregnancy. For one, this would never mation presented by Taleghani. as membership over the 1989-90 aca- student groups such as MECHa maintain an oppressive and exploitative achieve anything. They would take time off, but how well as to inform what GALA is demic year. In planning for our and the Black Student Alliance. "sweatshop"; to neglect students' transcript re- is that going to help? What's to stop the male from and the services and benefits we 1990-91 budget, we took into ac- and GALA do not operate solely as quests until there are several thousand to pro- provide for the SJSU community. entrepeneurs. We are subsidized hiring day care for the infant? He could then head to a count GALA's expansion as well cess and even then fail to treat them as a GALA is a social/educational as the projected growth of mem- because of our capacity to provide bar. crises deserving utmost priority and urgent ac- organization which offers a safe bers for next year. services to our own members as As I alluded to. Wright likes to talk about Nazis. tion; to fumble for weeks with a series of inept So, perhaps, he can institute the Waffcn PP (Waffen environment for gay. lesbian and The crux of Taleghani's argu- well as extending quality program- approaches to the problem; interdepart- Pregnancy Control). It would be their job to spy on fa- bisexual students, staff members, ment rested on GALA's projected ming to the entire student body. to create thers, insuring they take care of the babies, all for the instructors and non-students alike. income estimated at $2.5 from While many other student groups mental conflict when maximum cooperation good of the state. Our program goals are to provide which he concludes, is ludi- asked for and received increased is desperately needed; to halt production of tran- Wright also says that instituting a set of morals support, education and social con- crous for the A.S. to spend that funding, I question the need to sin- scripts for two weeks at a time, simply because will not go over well. So if giving a set of beliefs sciousness helping to build kind of money for a group willing gle out GALA as a "ludicrous" they failed to order enough transcript paper won't be accepted, what does he expect the response pride and self-esteem in our corn- to only come up with less than one and "outrageous" A.S. expendi- twice!! and then, to instruct the staff to lie to "take time off or rot in jail" will be? munity. percent of its total request." On ture. On the contrary. A.S. is ser- to students to cover up this management failure! The point is women are not required to take time We provide educational services the contrary, nowhere on the A.S. vicing and financing the SJSU stu- This grim situation will get even worse dent body off. Why should men be? to the campus community at large, request form does it ask what we in the manner it was for both staff and students during the next presenting gay/lesbian and bisex- designed to do. Women are still battling for the right as such, are "willing" to do. It simply re- year or two, as SJSU admissions and records ual concerns aimed toward im- quests an itemized estimate of pro- GALA has provided the campus men should have the right as well. Not a decree sent struggles with an even worse budget deficit, and down from a group of sanctimonious leaders. proving the relationships of gay jected income based on figures with faculty, staff, and student and non-gay communities. We are training seminars for Student Serv- also divides its time and money, which are al- He also seems to ignore all the men involved submitted in previous years. targeted as a special interest group At the time the request ices, Residence Hall Administra- ready spread too thin, between operating the with the dubiously named "Operation Rescue." was because of the prevalent nature of tors, Student Activity Committees, current system and converting to a new com- Don't tell me their only interest is to escape responsi- made, previous GALA members homophobia, hostility and vio- had never held a substantial fund- AIDS and People of Color confer- puter system. bility. Maybe they too are trying to increase responsi- lence toward gay and lesbian peo- ence. Peer AIDS Information In the words of the top admissions and re- bility. So your idea. Mr. Wright, dies even more. raising event because GALA had ple. Group. Women's Week, as well as cords administrator, So tell us, Mr. Wright, Do you hate all men or do never been adequately funded or the workload during this Concerning the misinformation numerous presentations for in- conversion you just want to look good with the women? represented by the A.S. It was not will be "horrendous" and "unfortu- presented by Taleghani. GALA structors and their students. Dave I .undy possible for the group to invest in a nately, student services will suffer." operates similarly to All of which take place outside Sophomore other groups substantial fundraising endeavor. Students who have any questions or com- such as MEChA and the of our regular meeting time and Adminstration of Justice Black Stu- Historically, GALA has been un- ments about these concerns can call Assistant dent Alliance. obligations, and all of which we derrepresented financially by the Director of Records Judi Miller at 924-2017 or First, GALA did not were invited to participate in. We request, AS., and, until two years ago, the Director of Records Dru nor receive. $4,182.60. We re- budget we received was absolutely do this as an education service to Redwine at 924-2006, extension 2-1505. quested $4,157.60 and received negligible. Our projected amount the campus. We do not charge Spartan Daily $2,500. Again, to access the cor- was based on what we had typ- speaker's fees, admission costs, or After all, you're paying for it. . Jun Burch was a University Community rect information, a copy of the ically raised front small donations dues, even though an average pre- records clerk in the Ad- Published tor the University and the missions by the Department of Journalism and Mass completed budget request, includ- at weekly meetings. sentation can cost us nearly $90 for and Records office and wrote this Communications Since 1934 ing all figures. an itemized break- This year marks the first year materials we distribute to our audi- piece for campus voice. (UCPS 509-480) down and a statement of purpose GALA has received adequate ence participants. Speed ..416 pleage paid at ban Jam CO..... Monde ii CO..'. Ramapo Pubbien Kaman and intent by GALA, is on public funding for even one year worth of GALA is reinvesting not only fi- ace and de &Karon Peas PubIeted dak San km Sim Owe./ &eV ii. KaKIT VKIKI 1,4 file to review. programming that serves not only nances, but education and cultural opus rapeee1 A.we art 'a racer% dew of the 15p0nre 5 Jaumi. And Mr Letters to the Editor A.. U.wpary Aarnnor.b. ma ad. a far* oyealeon MA lubaliptiare Second. Taleghani states that the 3,7(X) gay, lesbian and bisexual awareness to the SJSU campus. ecepiel 4. eleaeJe UR tin A.S. funding promotes and insures pea ran cop. IS ,eas On teem *len pod la 9944 beinartenaly R6101 j, 4. our entire membership amounts to students, but also the entire student Nee Alone 424 32/10 AcKartiverq 924 SSA pe User celled madam 60-80 people. However, it is only body. Our first major fundraising the quality programming that we Hoffman s public relations bad pond. Psekalen, offer. GALA endorses the Rem., Ples .ord addree tonenere loSIIINIMI1111b, .5.n L12'..,,'. the average attendence at any event on campus was the Gay Les- A.S. 's Editor, Ire Seen s.9- 12992192 given meeting which is 60-80 peo- bian responsible stance for recognizing Bisexual Video Exposition. The more I read and think about how Rand) ple. In totality, we have an active We had no idea the gay. lesbian, and bisexual what to expect, but Hoffman handled the matter of Coach Claude Gilbert. STAFF membership of well over 150 peo- we met with members of the SJSU community tremendous success. the more incensed I become. My conclusion is that Ma al Owl Ail, Hama. ple. This active membership rep- raising more than 5500 in one by encouraging the growth and AMMO* Mader aua Meta Mr. Hoffman would do himself and the University it ON Ma Area Duesat resents an SJSU constituency of week. The money we raised was continued success of the Gay Les- favor to resign and permanently stay out of any posi- Roe tam 3.7(X) gay, lesbian and bisexual allocated back to us by the A.S. on bian Bisexual Student Alliance of on, Ham tion which requires working with others in any public: Ruben Mallard students. This figure is to be com- the condition that we reinvest it SJSU. relations AlrlAutin capacity. Greater than technical knowledge pared to a recorded membership of into the production of our 1990-91 Patti Fahey, co-president of V.vreOklo about athletics and NCAA regulations, the quality Ulle 8 in the previous academic year. video expo. Thus, the entire sum SJSU's GALA wrote this piece for most required Hue I Olsa Jowl, R Winn by an athletic director is sensitivity to- Alone, the figures of 60-80 rep- of our profits is already targeted Campus Voice. Mega Ioe, tow Haw ward other human beings and capacity to bring people Naomai M..9 M'. P.501.0 together Ilea. Mawr. Deem BO rather than create dissention. Calm Path" home phone number (not for publication) must ac- Mr. Hoffman has done more to destroy San Jose Kr I.e. Mood. Dre Editorial policy may State Poeueae MAN, 141a Mringtan company all letters. Letters be delivered to the University's athletic program than any other per- A9 I_ Caterwor Fermin Spartan Daily newsroom in Walhquist Library son or event in the 111.4.14anip.s, The editorials that appear at the upper left- school's history. The biggest tra- See Careplad gedy is Nannnad Anew FBINIMVP hand column of the Forum page reflect the majority North 104 or the Student Union information desk. that, in his arrogance, he is unaware of his le- Seem Imesilan kw Mesa Konteek Redi 50, Name aIee hive OW Philp opinion of the Spartan Daily Editorial Board. The gacy of destruction. Rep.. Ow be. 24a1 Free Bebe& 1 150 hem& Ina Illiren LoB Cele KW de Cer Oft., board is made up of the Daily editors. Column policy hope that equitable restitution is provided elIer *Kee Made Hera Kink Al AWl See, C Ohm be.. Rai New RepaIda Ram* Caoch Urea Demme MAK Gilbert as quickly as believe Rena. Lamm Icsibay Man K SKOP Mee Sonhato Stgned columns are written by members of the possible. I also I,'.,. Kee I WI WIW. that he deserves a Letters policy express the public apology from official ,R4941,40.4 Spartan Daily staff. They opinion of the sources. *KW (*AM B.P.y Chin lava Ch. CO.* Call B. DIMS Seen& Dew Are, The Spartan Daily welcomes letters to the edi- writer and not the viewpoints of the newspaper staff Kee Mere le* 5, 55, Mae Moab Juk v. RM. (.S Mom' I thank you for your consideration of this matter. tor. A// letters may be edited for grammar, libel and or department of journalism and mass communica- length. The writer's name, class level, major and tions. Frank Neves Class of '64

, MONDAY. MAY 7, 1990 SPARTAN DAILY 3 Britons argue over message in Bible esterl)all1/4 .studentA are ma nalists for the job All students LONDON tAP) -- British caf- tional Meat Trade Association, Joyce &Silva, an official for ciety found inspiring reading in on I ampus every day, YesterDaily disabled or not are invited to nivores and vegetarians are chew- who were gathered Tuesday at Compassion in World Farming. Isaiah -- and none more vivid than provides readerv with a recap Of question the candidates. %mil ing Over the Scriptures in an argu- Butchers Ball in London. said Thursday that Gumnier had the third verse ot chapter 66: "Ile the pert 1 din S top siorieA. Bandy Tamer, disabled stul. ment about whose diet enjoys of the ignored 1:29 "in which that killeth an ov is as it he sen ices reprewntat Gummer. a member Genesis slew a Stanford University Law Profes- divine sanction. governing man, he that Church of England's that same Almighty tells man to eat sacrificeth a lamb, as sor Thomas Grey outlined his ideas Britain's agriculture minister. himself if he cut off a dog's General Synod. declared 'every herb-bearing seed ... and neck, he that to combat racial slurs, sexist in- John Selwyn Gummer. started the fed up with "deeply undemocratic every tree, in which is the fruit of a offereth an oblation, as if he of- flap sults and verbal harassment during 1..ocal. state and federal govern- by declaring that "the Bible food faddists" who make a reli- tree yielding seed; to you it shall be fered swine's blood." %age war tells a speech Wednesday in the SAL ments base %inked to u% that we are masters of the gion of their diets. for meat. ' Linda Fanner, assistant to the against drugs. fowls Engineering Building. hut the only place of the air and the beasts of lite minister's comment pro- Gummer "was selectively using society's manager, also pointed money is being spent is to build the field, and we very properly eat voked a gristly reaction in many the Bible. I thought if he could do approv ingly to the first chapter of His proposed policy for Stanford more jails, at.cording to the Santa them." quarters -- starting with his grasp it, then we could do it," she said. Daniel, in which the prophet "pur- University "prohibits the use of Clara County I hstrivt Attorney "If the Almighty had wanted us of biology. Iler organiiation advocates hu- posed in his heart that he would not epithets that convey contempt for to have three stomachs (like "For many years I have under- mane slaughter ot animals and the defile himself with the portion of groups." Grey said during his talk 1 cattle). I am sure he could have ar- stood that cattle have four stom- abolition of intensive "factory the king's meat . titled "Civility. Sensitivity and ranged it, hut he chose to make us achs." Edward Bullen of St. Al- farming." After 10 days, it was recorded. Free Speech." The Associated Students hoard ttttt nivores instead," Gummer told bans said in a letter in Friday's Bernard Wetherill, the speaker Daniel and his companions "ap- of directors and its stall members cheering members of the Interna- editions it The Times. of the House of Commons, jumped peared fairer and fatter in flesh I I ate meatballs, miniature quiche. into the fray Thursday by taking than all the children which did eat and guacamole dip Wednesday issue with Gunimer. He cited Ro- the portion of the king's meat The search is on for a new sup- evening at its annual awards ban- mans 14:19-21 that says, "For "! want to see more articles port services coordinator for the quet -- paid for this year with meat destroy not the work of about the sensible 90 percent who SJSU Disabled Student Services 593() of A.S. funds. About $401) S artan Dail God." are still eating meat," Gummer program. Interviews and open fo- was spent on awards, while the rest For its part, the Vegetarian So- said. rums begin Monday for the five ti- went to rent cif the rum nu Anil fist

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I 1,, \ 1 up(' ml)(',iih Aulhor fed Nirsortal Comoutill Deabr (408) 453-6220 1560 North First Street, San Jose (408) 453-8800 4 _ H SPARTAN DAILY IL MONDAY, MAY 7, 1900 SPORTS COMMENTARY ready Reaching for first base Niners' roam with contract or not contact (with Indianapo- AP) George's SANTA Ck.ARA. Calif. t truth will he somewhere Fran- lis). The Dexter Carter. the San between. ’ pick. in cisco 49ers' first-round draft who gained 3.260 all- atten- Carter, wants to keep everybody's purpose yards and scored 22 touch- field instead of BY RANDY ROBERTSON tion on the playing downs in four years at Florida at the negotiating table. could fill a number of rolek 5-foul-9. 170 State. Signed or not. the a rookie. of Florida State as pound tailback out 49ers coach George Seifert said overall in who was selected 25th will be tried as a kickoff re- Browsing at will par- Caner last month's college draft and in a backup role to 49ers' mini-camp. turner ticipate in the Roger Craig at running back. Car- Tuesday. SJSU sports which begins ter might also be tried returning if I can cone: here "I feel like punts and as a wide receiver. While Johnny Johnson on the practice field and perform "I feel like I'm in a unique posi- it:coved most of the attention here feel that I can then the way the ' Carter said. "A lot of first- after the NFL draft. another the general manager t ion.' my agent and round players that play for other Spartan should be recognized. contract will take care of it- and teams they arc in a position where Wide receiver Tony Jeffery was Carter said Thursday during self." they have to go to their team and drafted in the 12th round and conference at the team's of- a news make an impact and help that team recently signed by the Kansas City fices. win. Chiefs. Jeffery took a backseat to I'm going to have to "I know "With San Francisco, you really Kevin Evans last season, hut he learn a lot in a short amount of can't pinpoint a position that they put up some solid numbers on the because I want to he used a lot time need. So they were in a situation hoard. Jeffery caught II passes for or as much as the in my first year. where they felt they could add an- 321 yards. What may have caught coaches want me to (play)." other dimension to their offense ... the Chiefs' eye was his 29.2 Steve Zucker, Carter's agent. by adding me to their roster. San yard/reception average... said he opened contact negotia- While on the football front, new Francisco is going to win with or Marcia Lepler Daily staff photographer tions Thursday with 49ers Vice vi 11110iii me." coach Terry Shea has his work cut President of Football Operations out SjSt 's 0111110(111 . 1).11 for him. Besides coming into a is sail' MI first the hall. An error was called against North West- John McVay. Zucker said Caner new program, he has to win back hose \tti Itt 55 isttI o's hist bastimiii drops (1.11. 49ers' could be signed before the the support of man) boosters. training camp opens on July 25. GUADALAJARA There have been rumors of them "I don't mind making the mar- SUMMER SCHOOL boycotting games, hut things could ket." said Zucker, whose clients Thirty-Eighth yoar change. If Shea can develop a include Jim McMahon. Delon strong program, the fans will be Giants may move to new a Sanders and 49ers defensive back hack. If he builds it. they will Johnny Jackson. "It's fine with me come... if we're the first (first-round draft A tough competitor on the tennis choice) to sign. court was Mike 'serious' about Santa Clara Chinchiolo. The "I think we will dismiss (Steve) July 2 - August 10, 1990 Spartans' top-ranked tennis player scribed by Giants owner Bob Lurie The Joint Powers Authority Was Carrier's contract ( w it (1) c ago ) Spend six weeks In beguile./ advanced to the finals of the Big SANTA CLARA (AP) The San as the last hope to recently formed by seven cities in .and they will dismiss (Jeff) Guadalajara learning pcsolkag, West championships last weekend. Francisco Giants have offered keep the team in an early glimpse of their dream of the San Francisco Bay area. Santa Clara County to determine everyday Spanlah In the University Ile will soon find out if the NCAA of Artsonie Intensive program of The how the proposed stadium would committee has a new ballpark with the city they stadium envisioned by the accredited inclograduatit selected him for the affect the playoffs... hope will become their new home. team would included about 120 area's economy. end graduate courses. luxury boxes and 4.000 The Giants' formal proposal will Areas of stud/ Include. One given is that SJSU women's The National League cham- special loge seats and not he made before June 1, Busch WANTED Basic Intensive Spanish, golf team will make the NCAA pions, which have vowed to leave have 14,000 parking spaces. It said, but the preliminary informa- 75 PEOPLE Language a Lartrature, Mexican M. tournament. The defending Candlestick Park, said Wednesday would require $7 million they are discussing a $125 million, to $9 million in public financing. fion should allow the JPA to draw Munk 6 Dance. Bilingual Education, champions are ranked first in the liletory, and Anthropology. The 120 up financing plans and prepare for LOSE UP TO 29 LB. country again, and they will he open-air stadium with four devel- -acre stadium site is 30 miles negotiations with the team imme- IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS favored to win the NCAA opers. south of San Francisco, Trips to surrounding small mostl) city-owned diately after the proposal's submis- end Mexico City tournament later this month. Giants Executive Vice President land, partly on 'DOCTOR RECOMMENDED land in San Jose sion. Coach Mark Gale has a mini- Corey Busch sent a letter to Jen- owned by the Les- nifer Sparacino. the city manager lie Salt Co. It appears to need $40 The letter said the Giants expect 100 % NATURAL/NO DRUGS TuMon: 6540 dynasty on his hands, having won Room I Board In million in to finance in cash 10 percent of the two NCAA championships in the and executive director for the preparation, im- l(X) % GUARANTEED 14exlcan horns: $560 provement stadium's construction cost. The past three years. They may not be Santa Clara Redevelopment and infrastructure costs, according to team will also propose paying For Information, the New York Yankees of the '50s Agency. saying the team expects the team. EARN $$$ 's contact The letter about $10 million in annual rent Guadalajara Summer School or the Boston Celtics of the '60s, to propose a new ballpark seating containing the prelim- up to 50.(XX). inary information out of baseball-related revenue at Douglass Building, 315 but they are a dominant bunch of was submitted in WHILE LOSING The order to give an attendance level of two million. The University ol Arizons golfers. Pat Hurst is the leader of planned proposal demon- the city of Santa Clara The Giants are negotiating with Tucson, AZ 65721 the group and ranked strates that the Giants are intent on and the Joint Powers Author- CALL NOW third in the four separate groups interested in (602) 621-7551 nation... moving south. ity added time to draw up a financ- "We serious ing plan before an August developing the new ballpark and (408) 993-2842 EECVAA Because SJSU is not in a high- are deadly about deadline Sar;ti that must he met in expects to he soon able to reach an profile conference like the Big Ten Clara." Busch said. The order to get the Santa Clara proposal has proposal on a November agreement with a single develope(. or the Pac- 10, the school's sports been dc- ballot. teams fail to receive great recognition. However. the Spartan baseball team and the Big West 49ers losing overall deserve respect this season. Hockey players fight Hug villiAltz Hug The Spartans. with 40 wins be- a linebacker? Me... You... fore a weekend series at UC- Ir- vine. may not even make the for ping-pong title SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Vet- NCAA playoffs. One can only eran San Francisco 49ers inside Presents EDMONTON. Alberta (AP) about i. I don't want to," Sa- linebacker Riki Ellison plans to wonder what their record might Jan Kurri and Joe Murphy yard said. "I can't put myself have been had they played in an- sign with the Los Angeles Raiders A waged a semifinal battle for the ahead of the team. in a deal that's "just about done," other less competitive confer- right to meet Randy Gregg in "I'm still a gooci player. I according to his agent. ence... the HOLDERS GROUP PROMO Edmonton Oilers team ping know that. Obviously my confi- "I'm going to go over (to the pong championship. Three major reasons for the dence has dropped a little hit, Raiders' office) in the morning, An hour Spartans success on the diamond or so later. Chicago hut I can regain that. and we'll probably finish it up." defenscman Dave this season are Jeff Ball, Dave Manson and Ed Groves said on Thursday. Blackhawks Tellers and Eric Booker. While goaltender Ed Bel- "I think you've got to play to The 49ers last month made Elli- Booker and Ball have supplied four swore at each other and get confidence," he added. son, outside linebacker Keena waved sticks most of the Spartans offense this menacingly at "I'm doing the best I can and Turner and cornerback Eric Wright season. Tellers has been consistent each other's midsections during that's all I think an organization unrestricted free agents. a team practice. on the mound. could ask you to do." The team sought to negotiate Such were the different states Mike Keenan said Sa- Ball has established himself as Coach new contracts at lower base sala- of the teams on Thursday as yard, a 10-year veteran and five one of the most dominant offensive ries than the players' old contracts they prepared for tonight's sec- times a 1(X)-point scorer, should players in Spartan history, break- called for, making up the differ- ond game of the best-of-7 NHL understand why he was ing the school home run record. ence on a per-game basis but playoff semifinals. benched. only as long as the players re- Finally. it looks like San Jose is Chicago center Denis Savard mained healthy and played. "There's a balance of loyalty going to get a hockey team pretty complained about being "It's a good, solid contract, as involved here," Keenan said. 3rd Annual soon. When the team gets here. benched in the first period of good a situation as he had a few "Your first loyalty is SJSU should form some kind of Wednesday's 5-2 loss to Ed- to the years ago when he signed the last group and to the team. Your fan club or something to support monton in the opening game of contract with the 49ers." Groves HUG-O-RAMA! second loyalty is to the individ- them. Any hockey fans out there" the NHL Campbell Conference said of the Raiders pact. final. ual, and the individuals make up Randy Robertson is a Daily staff "I'm not going to start a war the team." writer. . 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MONDAY, MAY 7, 1990 SPARTAN DAILY 0 II State Supreme Court rules on press shield law SAN FRANCISCO (AP) In tify about whether they saw or compel a reporter's testimony. victed of a crime because a jour- first overall look its at California's heard a man agree to a search of Although only the defendant has nalist withheld information that law," the -shield state Supreme his jacket when he was arrested by a constitutional right to a fair trial, would demonstrate a person's in- State high court upholds decided Court reporters can be re- Long Beach police in 1987. Offi- some legal precedent "suggests nocence. But I doubt whether that to testify in quired a criminal case cers said they found illegal brass that a state (prosecutor) may have a ever would be factually the case." Mattson death sentence if the information is needed to knuckles in the jacket, but the evi- right sufficient to overcome a Albert Menaster. the IA)s An- help the defense. dence will be excluded if the claim of immunity under the shield geles public defender who sought SAl's FRANCISCO API - slued of the gape .vid murder of The law protects reporters from search was without consent. law," Eagleson said. But he said the testimony, said the ruling was a The state Supreme Court has a 9-year-old girl, idt milled AS being held in contempt of court, Rex Heinke, lawyer for the re- the court did not have to decide victory for his client "but I do not upheld the death sentence of Cheryl G.. who disappeared and possibly jailed, for refusing to porter and photographer, said a that issue in this case. consider it a loss for the press." Michael Dee Mattson, con- disclose news sources or from the parking lot of Santa Fe unpub- U.S. Supreme Court appeal would Heinke said, however, that the lie said the court set reasonable victed in the murders of two Springs High School in Los An- lished information. The results be considered. "logical implications" of the rul- standards for balancing the rights Southern California girls, one 9- geles County in July NU and were mixed. In addition, the court ruled 6-1 a ing were that news media testi- of reporters and defendants. years-old and the other 16. Was found strangled the next The most important victory for defendant is not required to prove mony could not be compelled in a The Times reporter, Roxana Ko- His confessions to the slay- day. the press in Thursday's decision in all cases that a reporter is the criminal case, or by either side in a petman, and photographer, Rob- ings were ruled invalid by the He was also convicted of the was the court's unanimous conclu- only source of the information be- civil suit that did not involve the erto Santiago Herten), were riding court in 1984 but reinstated at a sion the shield law murder, in the course of a rape protects not fore the reporter's testimony can press directly. with Long Beach police in Septem- retrial. -year- only undisclosed, or attempted rape, of 16 confidential be compelled. "If those are the implications, ber 1987 when they saw officers Between the two trials, the on a notes or tapes, but also old Adele C., last seen obser- Such a requirement, urged by then it's a substantial victory for question and search Sean Patrick prosecution came up with evi- Orange vations made while street comer in the gathering news media lawyers, may not be the press. although not in this par- Delaney, 21. dence that Mattson had started El Toro news. County community of proper when the information is not ticular case." he said, calling the The newspaper's article four the conversations with police waiting for a ride to work in But the court also ruled unani- confidential or sensitive, when the balance of the ruling a "qualified days later mentioned the incident, that resulted in the confessions. September 197X. She was found mously that the shield law cannot evidence is particularly important victory . " but did not say whether Delaney That crucial change made the strangled two months later. be used to violate a criminal de- to the defendant, or when other But Michael Dorais, general consented to the search. evidence admissible and the Mattson was arrested near fendant's constitutional right to a possible sources would be less use- manager and general counsel of the convictions valid, the court said Las Vegas in an unrelated sex- fair trial, and that testimony Called to testify by the defense, can be ful or accessable due to "the eco- California Newspaper Publishers in a 5-2 decision on Thursday. ual assault case later in Septem- compelled if there is a Ms. Kopetman and Bertero re- "reasonable nomic reality of the criminal jus- Association, said the ruling overall The dissenters, Justices Stan- ber 1978. Questioned by police. possibility the information fused. citing the shield law added will tice system," said the opinion by appeared to make it too easy to ley Mosk and Allen Broussard. he, invoked his right to remain materially assist (the) to the state Constitution by voters defense," Justice David Eagleson. compel a reporter's testimony. said prosecutors had a full op- silent. But the next day, he if it would not in 1980. even necessarily Justice Stanley Mosk dissented "We can't have a situation de- portunity to present their case at talked to a detective, was again lead to an acquittal. on that point. velop where reporters are per- Municipal Court Judge Elvira Mattson's first trial. "They are advised of his rights, and con- Applying those standards, the The court did not resolve one ceived as an arm of the govern- Austin held them in contempt and not allowed to reserve evidence fessed to a rape in Huntington court said a Los Angeles Times re- important question, whether a ment," he said. "No one would was upheld by the 2nd District or legal argument for a rainy Beach. Calif.; he confessed to porter and photographer must tes- prosecutor has a similar ability to want to see someone wrongly con- Court of Appeal. day." Broussard said. the two murders in November Mattson, now 36, was con- 1978, the court said. Kent State remembers massacre; JOB$ JOB$ JOB$ McGovern, 4,000 students gather SUMMER - TEMPORARY - PERMANENT Part-Time $ Full-Time - Over 2000 Client Companies KENT, Ohio (AP) About Ii 4,- wed a cross-campus candlelight lion - Hundreds of Jobs - Various Industries (8)0 people gathered in the rain march by more than 2,000 people, The university originally said it - Bonus Programs - Immediate Openings today at Kent State University for The $100,000 granite most of them students. would build a larger memorial but - Excellent Pay Rates - Entry Level or Experienced the dedication of a memorial to memorial is the most scaled back the plan when it failed four students killed and nine Hundreds of students milled to raise $1 million it needed. wounded in an around the scene where on May 4, - Major Silicon Valley Employers anti-war protest 20 ambitious attempt by Some students and survivors years ago. 1970, Schroeder, Jeffrey Miller, - No Fee Charged the university to Sandy Scheuer and Allison Krause complained the university's fund- raising effort was halfhearted. Former U.S. Sen. George Mc- were shot down. Stu- Clerical, Secretarial, Industrial, commemorate the dent critics said university officials Govern, the peace candidate who Accounting, Word Processing, ran unsuccessfully for president dead and wounded. At each spot in a parking lot were not interested in calling atten- two years after the shootings, was where a student died, a student tion to the shootings. Technicians, General Labor, the scheduled keynote speaker at stood this morning, roped off and Last month the university an- Receptionists & Manufacturing today's dedication ceremony. encircled with candles. nounced creation of four full-time The lack of a memorial reflected scholarships in the names of the The university also invited the continuing political differences Kent State freshman Michelle four dead students. GOLDEN WEST mother of slain student William over an event that brought the Suttman of Madison said the reac- The anniversary didn't interest G.W. AGENCY Schroeder and Dean Kahler. A Vicopm War home. tion on campus to the anniversary all segments of this campus com- bullet paralyzed Kehler, one of was Mixed. munity 40 miles, southeast of nine students injured in the shoot- Some viewed the shootings as 3140 De La Cruz Blvd #110 3396 Stevens Creek Blvd ste 1 "There's been a lot of indiffer- Cleveland. ings. an unprovoked act of state vio- old SANTA CLARA SAN JOSE ence," she said. "This is finals "They are not letting lence; others said unpatriotic pro- heal," senior Chuck Bo- (408)980-9555 (408) 248-7550 week." wounds Some student activists who testers had finally gotten what was lick of Mentor said Thursday. wanted a larger memorial and coming to them, although many of University President Michael He called the shootings "unfor- 1398 El Camino Real 39170 Fremont Blvd more involvement in its planning the victims were bystanders rather Schwartz went to Kent State trust- tunate. terrible," but said he also MOUNTAIN VIEW FREMONT promised a silent protest march than activists. ees with a proposal for a memorial had read that student demonstra- (415) 969-4242 (415) 745-9500 during the ceremony. had Campus police said they would eight years ago. Earlier sugges- tors had been unruly and maintain a discreet presence at the tions for a memorial never got off thrown rocks at Guardsmen called

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is the most ambitious attempt by but did not expect a disruption. man Janet Thiede said. an ROTC building. the university to commemorate the Most students' accounts of the TOYOTA dead and wounded. Until now, the To mark the anniversary of the Some veterans groups objected shootings said the National CREEK shootings were marked only by a shootings, a 12-hour candlelight to the idea of a memorial and some Guardsmen, sent in by then-Gov. gravestone-size slab erected in vigil, an annual tradition, began at people felt the smaller marker and James A. Rhodes, were not threat- NOW...GRADUATE TO 1971 in a corner of a parking lot midnight on this 824-acre campus the university's peace studies cen- ened by the protesters when they A NEW TOYOTA WITH where the tragedy occurred. of 23,0(X) students. The vigil fol- ter were sufficient commemora- opened fire NO MONEY DOWN! No payments for 90 days'

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%lank* a three-.ar old boa constrictor, greets afternoon shorth after enjining a cool dip in the by voters in 1978. is based on two Positions WV Train electrical engineering major Han Crane Thursda% fountain in front of 'hisser Hall. things: the state population and the cost of living index. The problem CENTURY 22 CAPITOL DRIVE-IN with Proposition 4. Fullerton said. is that even if the state takes in 984-7539 226-2289 Drugs: Treatment efforts hindered more money, it can't spend it. Fullerton added that the current Win page I abuse. 1 to can just t I lk the ad- II). I leatinent should approach proposition hasn't adjusted with rutted from the market. diction and expect these other the family issues instead of just the leveling off of inflation on a Copley called the emphasis "a problems to go away or else they throwing people in jail," Reis national level. quick fix" to satisfy politicians. will relapse. Kilian said. said. Fullerton used the University of Copley introduced Trudy Ki- Lou (iadrovsky, a supervisor at Kilian, earlier, had introduced a Michigan as an example to the lian, manager of Drug Criminal the Moorpark Clinic. spoke specif- recovered drug addict. The anony- CSU. She said that the University Justice Services. ically about one of the problems. mous woman, when asked why she of Michigan had to double student A New Kind of Hotel was able to quit her habit, an- tuition in order to keep the schools Kilian said that the "tail 'ern. The Moorpark Clinic, deals with Remember Us For nail 'em and jail 'cm" attitude that pregnant women and new mothers swered. "Because I was willing running. Fullerton said she doesn't Gradutillon Wodding Holidays law enforcement officers have tra- who abuse drugs. Gadrovsky said . . . 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"bounced" seismic waves may someone in jail is $80 a day . . . related crimes have never received Faultz also said that AIDS pa- have been responsible for the vio- We can do outpatient treatment treatcment according to a study he tients who have already had hepati- lent shaking that emanated from sometimes ter as little as $6 a conducted. Seventy-five percent of tis, another disease commonly the catatrophic Oct. 17 earthquake. day." those would like to receive treat- spread by dirty needles, can't use scientists say. But Kilian. like Copley. also ment. Reis said. AZT. In a report Thursday to the Seis- emphasized the need to deal with Reis also talked about the need The symposium was put on by mological Society of America, a problems that contribute to drug to address problems with the lam- the psychology department theory suggested that future quakes in the region might not be as vio- lent as feared in the months since the Loma .Prieta event 75 miles University offering English south of San Francisco. Scientists were puzzled that the San Francisco area got as much To Nursing ground shaking as it did from the A Commitment class for former illegal aliens magnitude 7.1 temblor. A possible For over 24 years, Good Samaritan Hospital has served the greater answer was offered by Pasadena San Jose area. Here, our nurses are central to superior patient care. NEW YORK (AP) Teacher ice, which administers the pro- seismologist Paul G. Somerville. As an important member of the health care team, each nurse plays Milton Evertz leaned down and 'Most have been gram. and teachers and pupils, who thought the Bay area was an active role in patient care planning and decision making. If you spoke inches from his pupil Mar- think such criticism misses the jolted so hard because seismic are a graduating nurse dedicated to excellence, join us in our ia's ear: "1.isten to me. Say it just in this country at point. waves reflected off a dense geolog- tradition of caring at Good Samaritan Hospital. as I'm saying it: 'West. West. "Forty hours is not enough to ical layer 15 miles deep. NEW GRAD PROGRAMS West. West."' least five years. learn English. We can all agree on The layer is called the Mohoro- "Wet. Wet. Wet." she replied, We are currently accepting applications for our monthly All that time that." said Janet Chamey, deputy vicic discontinuity after discoverer New Grad Programs, which include an 8-week preceptorship. finding the letter "s" a challenge assistant commissioner of the le- Andrija Mohorovicic, who died in

for her Hispanic tongue. they've been in galization division of the INS in 1936. CRITICAL CARE (12-week preceptorship) "You mean, like. "mojado?" Washington. "But the purpose In a recounting of what hap- NURSERY/ICN asked Evenz, laughing heartily the shadows.' was to get people indoctrinated pened at Lomo Prieta. actual and PEDIATRICS and drawing a smile from Maria as Jim Roth, into the culture, and help them theorized, Somerville noted the MED/SURG/ORTHO he spoke the Spanish word for amnesty teacher trainer gain some survival skills .. we quake happened about 12 miles be- have found that many have gone causing some of Good Samaritan Hospital offers an excellent compensation package, neath the surface, including 12-hour shifts in some departments. Please contact Anne So it goes two evenings each trailer surrounded by coiled razor on to further study." the seismic waves to travel down- McNeely, Nurse Recruiter, Good Samaritan Hospital, 2425 week for the 14 formerly illegal wire to learn English and Ameri- The classes could hardly be de- ward. They reflected off the deeper aliens in Evertz's "amnesty class" can civics. Samaritan Drive, San Jose, CA 95124. (408) 559-2126. Equal scribed as rigorous, and the INS al- layer at an angle of 40 degrees, and Opportunity Employer. at Hostos Community College in Such amnesty class6 have been lows schools wide latitude in what bounced back also at 40 degrees. the South Bronx. one of several offered nationwide for the last two should be taught. The bounced waves, he said. campuses of the City University of years at hundreds of community Virtually everyone attending the would have arrived at San Fran- GOOD New York offering such courses. colleges, public schools, churches. necessary 40 hours will get a "cer- cisco about 13 seconds after hitting SAMARITAN For the more than half a million charitable organizations and pro- tificate of satisfactory pursuit" re- the "Moho" layer. immigrants nationwide who have prietary schools. HOSPITAL quired to go from temporary to An Affiliate of Health Dimensions Incorporated so far completed these classes They exist for the 1.7 million permanent residence status. 100.(XX) in New York alone it's formerly illegal aliens who came The first weeks of the course are a first chance to emerge from the forward during the federal amnesty spent teaching students English IMMIGRATION shadows of American life, to re- Lase offices of Paul Relict program that lasted for a year be- phrases needed for everyday life. Sprrlati:mr 'This is a fantastic idea! July 9 through July 26 place daily fear with the refreshing ginning May 4, 1987. "my name is....., "I live at...". LABOR CERTIFICATION & WORK Vit Every professional breath of knowledge often laced Those who revealed themselves and survival skills like handling Engineering. Computer school should offer such with a joke or two. As-Looming. Business & gained temporary residence status telephone conversations. other Professionals. a program." "Most have been in this country and had 30 months to fulfill re- After about twenty hours, the 1989 participant Also Family visa/US spousal cases 1990 Introduction

at least five years. All that time quirements for permanent status. course tackles civics. At Hostos. Charlie to student IF I) status: Treaty Juliana Ilarsernan Treater/Investor I/E 2l: asylum the've been in the shadows. For a Most amnesty classes will shut teachers talk about the history and InusCompany Transferee I). etc. lot ot them this is a big opportunity down around November, the dead- significance of to Law School national holidays Individual. Business & Corporate Clients to learn English without being line for most to fulfill their require- like July 4th. Columbus Day and Free Consultation ! turned in." said Jim Roth, who ments for permanent status. Martin I .tither King's birthday. A three-week summer program (415) 291-8000 trains amnesty teachers at CUNY. The requirements include either about what lawyers do and what By day, Evenz's students are demonstrated competence in Eng- law school is really like. factory workers, truck drivers. lish and civics, or attendance at seamstresses. They came here least 40 hours of amnesty classes. This program, offered for the fourth consecutive from the Dominican Republic, Critics have cited the near-im- summer, is designed for men and women who Mexico. Colombia, Peru, Central possibility of teaching English in NEED TO WORK are considering applying to law school, who are America. At 6 p.m.. they gather in 40 hours. But officials of the Im- about to enter law school or who want to learn a Spartan classroom in a converted migration and Naturalization Serv- more about lawvers and the American legal FOR AWHILE? system.

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Miw MONDAY MAY 7 1990 , SPARTAN DAILY 7 Mills College Seven Second Delay Maguire & Mehallo protest .6007 eiff liVlbin students NIT L. I140- RANT 'Woe CUR navy s..mas .4 teak STUAD FLAG ac .544QY?&VDE.9 7144M.SEL YES Mar' YCV war Soliorligo 7D 6.0+11 NOW I A/Aur7O aver 711ZE 031114.17£01 against decision d9999Avc4 to admit men move y Fotsr &Tnil Gap OAKLAND - (AP) Angry at L45 /5 cas6iocA,146 " Were trying to shut down the She Stry Amor chways,ews College students blockaded acknowleged that the dem- operation of the college until they onstration had 7.0015' /VAMP buildings Friday during a raucous disrupted classes reverse their decision... said Es- and school administration demonstration that drove the dunes. ther Flanagan. a senior economics Student leaders classes school's president from her cam- said no had major. "We're not going to take been pus home, one day after trustees held because of the protest, this lightly ." expected to ted to admit men at the exclusive continue till the end of Mary Met/, the school's presi- the term in two women's institution. weeks. dent, was chased from her home Many women Several hundred students took at Mills College about 9 a.m. The students, with ra- say they won't pan in the blockade. surrounding return next year be- dios at full blast, were shouting, cause trustees major buildings at Mills College. voted to admit men "We will not accept this " at the private school, Funhouse including the administration build- for 138 years Aaron Malchow Metz came out and spoke with a female enclave. ing and the president's home. some students, agreeing to meet "I can't believe they would ig- OA, MISS O'DELL, I HEIRD TNU84C3 IT voit ? GOING TO AGAIN\ vv. Some parked their cars in front MISS O'DELL with them this afternoon or on Sat- nore us like that," Amy Hutto, one YOU tPiD A DIFFICULT TIME ()PLAT OEN IT GETS TOUGR/ of campus buildings, honking PRO TORING PAY ClAss IF TOO CARE,WCRK M ha urday. However, she said Thurs- of a handful of the 777 undergrad- prANTAT horns and setting off car alarms I EXPECT NO LESS in day's decision by the trustees to uate women who shaved their a bid to disrupt classes. FROM YOU . admit men ssould not be reversed. heads in protest, said Thursday. , \i4T

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