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• Opinion 6 • Sports 9 • Classifieds 11 • Arts&Entertainment 1A Daily Nexus Volume 69, No. 13(f_____________Thursday, May 11,1989 University of California, Santa Barbara Two Sections, 20 Pages 150 Person Limit Put No Glove, No Love On Pub Nite Drinking meeting. “We can eliminate booze Security and License after a certain time or we can reduce the number of people inside Concerns Spur New the barriers (where alcohol is allowed). Either way, you’ve got a Rules; Tickets Will Be difficult situation.” No alcohol was served at last Issued to First in Line Thursday’s Pub Nite, and ac­ cording to Program Board By Dan Goldberg member Randy Banchik, many stayed away from The Pub upon Staff Writer learning that no alcohol will be available. “That was a disaster The number of people allowed to and (it) should never happen purchase alcohol at tonight’s again,” he said. campus Pub Nite will be limited to The decision to hold an alcohol- 180, with only 150 permitted in the free Pub Nite last week was made drinking area at any time in order because event organizers wanted to promote increased safety, it was to re-evaluate alcohol and security decided at a meeting Tuesday. policies after the aforementioned Members of the University incidents. Center Pub management, UCen Dining Services Director Associated Students Program Kenji Matuoka said he does not Board, UCSB administration, “regret that decision at all,” ad­ Community Service Organization ding that his “primary concern is and campus police convened to the safety of my custopers and devise the new safety regulations associates’” after two altercations occurred in After much debate, the group The Pub last month. decided to limit the number of Associated Students President Javier “We have two options,” UCen students allowed in The Pub. LaFianza and friends tries to put a condom and Events Center Director Alan Employees on the second floor of on a zucchini as part of yesterday's "Wrap Kirby said at the start of the (See PUB, p.5) the Zucchini Weenie" event during AIDo Awareness Day Storke Plaza. Psilocybin Shrooms TONY POLLOCK/Doily Noma Seized in I.V. Bust Santa Barbara County UCSB students in the campus sheriffs seized one pound of directory, although con­ psilocybin mushrooms and an firmation of their student status undisclosed quantity of was not available at press time. marijuana, and arrested four The arrests followed a two- Isla Vista residents Wednesday week investigation by the Santa morning on various narcotics Barbara County Administrative charges at the Fontainebleu off- Narcotics Unit. Police are campus residence hall. continuing to investigate Henry Park Babcock, 22, and possible violations of U.S. Alexandria Branch Groody, 19, Postal Service laws by the were arrested on felony charges suspects. for alleged possession of Babcock remains in police marijuana and hallucinogenic custody with bail set at $5,000. mushrooms with intent to sell. Elo and Groody were both Barbara Lynn Elo, 18, was released on their own charged with felony possession recognizance Wednesday after of mushrooms and Cynthia being booked at the county jail. Elaine Baro, 18, was cited with Baro was cited and released at misdemeanor charges of the residence complex. possessing marijuana and drug Fontainebleu management paraphernalia. declined to comment on the Groody and Babcock were arrests. Court dates for the also charged with illegal suspects have been set for May possession of fireworks. 24. All four suspects are listed as — Adam Moss Matching Minds Meet and Meld in UCSB’s Interest Halls are designed to bring together accommodate interests ranging emphasizing scientific pursuits break down racial barriers; the By Steve Stayrook students of similar interests and to Reporter from academics to the great and multicultural awareness, Computer Hall, for students in­ reduce the apprehension and outdoors. respectively. terested in programming and confusion that first-year students The Community of Academic For students interested in sports technology; and the Outdoor Interest in activities such as often experience. Pursuit in Anacapa and the upper- and nutrition, Santa Rosa features Adventure Hall, for those in­ hiking or community service often A resident must apply to live in division CAP hall in San Rafael a Health and Fitness Hall while terested in camping, hiking and requires a student to become in­ the interest halls, which aim to both offer a more peaceful en­ Santa Cruz houses the Community other wilderness activities. volved in a club, but on-campus “give the students a way to meet vironment for students to live and Service and Leadership Hall, Whether an interest hall is residents have a third option — the each other,” said Cecily Heiser, study, according to the Office of which organizes volunteers and successful in its purpose depends interest hall. San Rafael resident director and Housing and Residential Life. Also special events. largely on its residents. Resident As part of the services offered by interest hall adviser. located in San Rafael are the San Nicolas boasts three interest Assistant Adrian Dominguez, who UCSB Housing and Residential The residence hall system Science and Technology and In­ halls: the Saratoga Experience, an oversees the Outdoor Adventure Services, on-campus interest halls features nine interest halls, which ternational Living interest halls, integrated group that works to (See HALLS, p.5) - I 4 1 2 Thursday, May 11, 1989 „ 1[eaùn iers) Daily Nexus [ JVorld 1 Nation 1 State U.S., Soviets Plan to Meet in Exxon to Deploy Additional Sailor Recalls His Memories Future for Arms Negotiations Crews at Alaskan Spill Site of Loss of H-Bomb in Sea MOSCOW — The United States and the Soviet Union WASHINGTON E ^ ^ ( ^ . , tQia t)y tbe Whjte House SAN DIEGO — When the A-4 Skyhawk jet tumbled into reached a tentative agreement Wednesday to reopen to pour more vesourpes iipicvits cleanup, said the Pacific Ocean with a hydrogen bomb mounted to its negotiations next month to reduce their arsenals of globe­ Wednesday it.w p m ^ p p ly ^ L ^ ^ p ^ ^ ^ o rK ^ a s well underside, William Lane feared he and the others aboard girdling nuclear missiles. as iqore boats a q fffflirS ra ftfe n mini 11 ' sbbt the aircraft carrier Ticonderoga might be moments away Both American and Soviet officials gave a positive ac­ The Coast,Adm. Paul A. Tost Jr,, from death. count of the first trip to Moscow by Secretary of State ¿old a Senate hearing that despi^ tl)e incr<|ase! it will be “They were very nervous minutes,” Lane said in James A. Baker III. A formal announcement of a date for “almost impossible” to clean all the oil from more than 300 recalling the long-supressed accident, which occurred Dec. the arms control negotiations is expected. miles of shoreline tty, ¿ftp targpt fjale, o f 5, 1965, about 80 miles off a Japanese Thursday, when he meets with Soviet Sept. 15. island. President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. However! Exxon U.S,A- President “At the time, my feelings were that if The Soviets did not bring up the William D. Stevens told openly skeptical the atomic bomb goes off, this is all going divisive issue of short-range nuclear senators the company “fully expects to to be vapor — we’re just going to missiles that has pit the United States IU clean up” the beaches hy that date, after disappear off the face of the Earth,” he against West Germany, with some which poor weather is likely to make said in an interview published Wed­ members of the Western alliance lining efforts impossible. nesday in the (San Diego) Tribune. up with the Bush administration in trying Transportation Secretary Samuel The pilot, Lt. J.G. Daniel Webster, the to extend their range and others backing Chancellor Skinner said Exxon had pledged “a substantial increase” in plane and the bomb all were lost, despite desperate efforts Helmut Kohl in caUing for U.S. negotiations with Moscow. manpower and resources, nearly doubling the cleanup by some sailors who clawed vainly at the single-seat attack efforts by the company whose tanker spilled oil into Alaska jet to try to keep it from rolling off the deck. waters last March. The Pentagon earlier this week confirmed the incident Secretary-General Refuses and U.S. government officials have told Japan that they Murder Suspect Flies Plane, know of no present danger from the one megaton H-bomb, which remains on the ocean floor. Japan’s Prime Minister Job Lane, a resident of Santee in eastern San Diego County, TOKYO — The secretary-general of the governing party Fires Semiautomatic Weapon was a 29-year-old bomb handler aboard the Ticonderoga at met Wednesday with former Foreign Minister Masayoshi the time of the accident. He said the carrier’s crew was Ito to try to persuade him to take the post of prime minister, BOSTON — A distraught man who allegedly had just unofficially asked to forget the incident. but Ito refused. killed his ex-wife commandeered a small plane and held the Ito said after the meeting he remains determined not to city hostage for three hours early Wednesday, firing a accept the offer. semi-automatic weapon while flying within 50 feet of Bradley Admits Judgmental Shintaro Abe, the Liberal Democratic Party’s secretary- motorists and buildings. general, told Ito the party unanimously supports him to “We could do nothing but wait and try to guess where he Error in City Hall Address succeed Prime Minister Noburu Takeshita, Kyodo News was going to land,” airport spokesman Phil OrlandeUa Service and the Japan Broadcasting Corp. reported. said. “We could only have made things worse by going up LOS ANGELES — Mayor Tom Bradley, breaking a Takeshita announced April 25 that he would step down to and chasing him.” public silence on conflict-of-interest probes into his per­ assume responsibility for a scandal involving the Recruit Traffic controllers at Logan International Airport said sonal finances, told the City Council Wednesday that he Co., an information and publishing conglomerate accused the pilot buzzed them repeatedly, forcing officials to close made “an error in judgment” by accepting outside in­ of trying to buy influence in the government.

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