Mead Paid for Anti-11 Research
Mead Paid for Anti-11 Research
By MEG McCANDLESS also an economics professor, worked about this figure “ has been rejected as ‘inflated’ UCSB Professors Walter Mead and the same amount. by the legislative analyst and every major Philip Sorenson were paid nearly $30,000 Proposition 11, which is on the June 3 economic and fiscal analyst in for research which led to the allegations of ballot, would place a ten percent surtax on Sacramento. Prop 11 opponents that passage of the oil company profits exceeding $5 million. “ L would place this Mead lie in the same proposition would cost the people of According to the legislative analyst, if category as the development of the square California $100 million a year, according to passed, the proposition would increase tomato at Davis and the nuclear weapons recently released campaign disclosure state revenues by $300 million to $420 at Berkeley as the new highwater mark for statements. million in 1980-81, with a net increase of academic research at the university,” Bill Press, author of Prop. 11, said of the $150 to $210 million. This money would be Press added. research “ It makes a travesty of the used to improve public transit services. Mead and Sorenson, in coming up with university to have professors moonlighting In their report, Mead and Sorenson the figure assumed that the state would for big oil, particularly when the research alleged that should the proposition pass, spend approximately $8 million to enforce is so sloppy. I think it is appalling when “ administrative costs” would total $100 the measure, while the oil companies paid professors of the University of million a year, thus giving rise to the would spend an estimated $80 million to California should prostitute themselves to advertising slogan of the No on 11 cam fight the tax and to pay it. Although the the oil companies.” paign, that-Prop 11 is a “ $100 million measure specifically prohibits this tax Mead who is a professor of economics sting.” from being passed on to consumers, they and chair of the Academic Senate, said he Press, however, countered this, calling reasoned that it would nevertheless be worked about half a day a week for two the $100 million figure “ a total fabrication passed on. months on the report and that Sorenson, with no basis in fact.” According to Press, (Please turn to back page, col.3) Walter Mead * \ Arraignment Date Sat Pooley Faces Grand Jury on Eight Counts ^^ol60N^J^^^^^^^^^^TwoSections^2^age^^^^^^^^^Friday^ay23^98^ By JOE MANSON Former Isla Vista Recreation and Parks District General Manager Paul Pooley was ordered bound over to a grand jury on eight counts, ranging from grand theft to embezzlement, following a preliminary Anderson Abandons Two-Party hearing Tuesday in Municipal Court. A rearraignment date of June 5 was set by Judge Jospeh Lodge, who denied defense attorney Tarrence Lammers’ request for a reduction of System to Run Independently some of the charges to misdemeanors. Specific charges against Pooley included diverting over $4,000 in By LISA REA Anderson hopes to preserve nuclear power as an district funds for his own use through falsification of overtime com John Anderson, a Republican congressman from option for the future. He tempers his support of pensation records, and stealing several hundred dollars-during the I.V. Rockford, Illinois, is now an independent presidential nuclear power by adding that there is a definite need Homecoming in February. candidate as of April 27. to make nuclear reactors safer. According to his “ There are some gaps in their account,” said Lammers after the He made the switch after the realization that his campaign literature, he supports increased research hearing. “ They haven’t heard our side yet.” chances for the Republican Party nomination were in the area of nuclear fusion. He said, “ If nuclear Testimony from an official of the county auditor-controller’s office slim. After heavy primary losses in Wisconsin and fusion were brought to commercial feasibility it detailed the various discrepancies found in the Parks District’s books. A even in his home state of Illinois, the Anderson would provide a relatively inexhaustible fuel supply series of Parks District officials also described the specifics of the campaign decided on this major turnaround in an at a lower human and environmental risk than situations in which Pooley is alleged to have committed the thefts. attempt to redirect the growing number of Anderson existing nuclear fission technology. ” Parks District Board of Directors’ member Richard Ensley denied supporters. Anti-nuclear groups across the nation consider that recalling the passage by the board on Jan. 17, as shown in one account of What kind of advantages does Anderson have on his his stance is unclear on nuclear power. Many are the meeting, of a resolution accepting Pooley’s resignation and granting side? Since a good number of Americans are heaving fearful that such promises of making nuclear power him $4,352 in overtime compensation. sighs of discontent with candidates Carter, Reagan safer are only empty promises that they have already Susan Swift, who served as Cultural Arts and Recreation director and Kennedy, Anderson feels 1980 is his time to at heard before and after the Three Mile Island ac under Pooley, told of countersigning a blank Parks District check and tempt to strike through the two-party system as an cident. He speaks of no moratorium on new power giving it to Pooley, believing that it would be used to buy an adapter independent candidate—— ^ p l a n t s . cord. The check ended up being written for $230, with the memo “ 2-1 and give them hope. Anderson’s position ( Please turn to pg.2, col.4) What exactly does “He describes himself as a candidate of on most social issues John Anderson stand ideas, one who is ‘more interested in ideas lean to the left. He is a for, and where is he than in power.” ’ strong supporter of the Units Exempted from considered weak? Equal Rights Amend- In regard to the ment, supports economy, Anderson is for a balanced budget with federally funded abortions for poor women, ad Local Ren t Proposal heavy restrictions on federal spending. He would call vocates gay rights, and is in favor of gun control. He for tax cuts to induce private industry to become also favors Salt II, which Reagan, for one, is hear- By CATHY BOWMAN Lodge explained that Measure E more productive, and would slow the growth of Social tedly against. A year ago, Anderson supported the Exemption of rental units, is based on a present rent control Security benefits, which he says would save $3.5 Panama Canal treaties much to the displeasure of his owned by thé City Housing program in Santa Monica. “ The billion. His other suggestions include: eliminating republican colleagues. Anderson was also among the Authority, from the Santa Barbara rent control board in Santa Monica double taxation on the corporate profits of small first in the Republican Party to publicly criticize City Council’s rent control is extremely tough,” she said. businesses and providing them with the same tax Richard Nixon in the early stages of Watergate. initiative, Measure E, was passed “ They used up their entire year’s break given to homeowners; permitting small Although on many issues Anderson appears to be by the council this week. budget of approximately $480,000 businesses to escape capital gains taxes on the sale of liberal, many leftist/liberal groups are hesitant in However, a proposal to exempt in nine months. It is an enormous one business if it were applied to the purchase of offering their support. privately-owned units, whose rents amount of money which is not another. Most of his support comes from white-collar are subsidized under the Depart (Please turn to pg.3, col.l) In the energy arena, Anderson condemns U.S. workers and the business sectors. At this point, ment of Housing and Urban dependence on foreign oil. He suggests breaking this however, Anderson realized that to be even Development’s Section Eight dependence by, for one, putting a 50 cents per-gallon marginally successful he must attract blue-collar Housing Assistance Program, was Leg Council to tax on gasoline to force Americans to drive less. He workers and ethnic groups. defeated. said that he would use the proceeds to cut Social Labor groups such as the AFL-CIO are backing Council member Sheila Lodge Security taxes in half. (Please turn to back page, col.l) voted in favor of the exemption Produce Neutral because it “ might encourage landlords to work within the Section Eight guidelines. ’ ’ Mailing Info Under Section Eight, low-income families, who are eligible for ByPETEZERILLI Instead of supporting a proposed assistance, pay 25 percent of their income towards their monthly information sheet on Measure E, rent. The other 75 percent of the the Santa Barbara rent control rent is subsidized by the federal initiative, A.S. Legislative Council government. voted on Wednesday night to produce a neutral mailing. “ We’ve been under rent control for ten years,” said Robert For Leg Council agreed to produce man of the City Housing Authority. an impartial pamphlet explaining Measure E last week. The pam “ The units we own are public phlet was to be mailed to UCSB housing, automatically federally financed. students living in Santa Barbara to “ Geared towards open market assist them in understanding the housing and private landlords, significance of the measure and Measure E will only cost us its effects on them. When the money,” said Foreman. He also pamphlet was presented to Leg noted that the Housing Authority, Council for approval, several funded by the Department of members argued that it was un Housing and Urban Development fairly biased in favor of Measure from Washington, D.C. will not E. receive a budget increase if “ The bill was biased in that it Measure E passes. didn’t give a good argument Measure E will establish a against rent control. We want to Rental Housing Board, consisting see (a pamphlet with) an unbiased of five commissioners elected for pro and con and the proposal that four-year terms. The board will everyone can understand,” said As part of Asian and Pacific Islander cultural week, Warren Furutani spoke in regulate and administer rent Leg Council member Brian Sacks. Storke Plaza yesterday, mixing comedy with criticism. control for the city of Santa Bar A proposal that Leg Council bara- (Please turn to pg.3, col.4) PAGE 2 DAILY NEXUS FRIDA Y. MA Y23. 1980 - . — HEAEUNEES The State The Nation The World SAN FRANCISCO—A man who authorities say went on PHILADELPHIA—City Council President George SEOUL—South Korea is under martial law. And that a rampage and vandalized the California Supreme Court Schwartz and two other council members were indicted has sparked rebellions in some cities, most notably courtroom has been arrested by state police and a court yesterday by a federal Grand Jury on charges of con Kwangju, a provincial capital where anti-government bailiff who wrestled him to the ground. Bailiff Paul spiracy, racketeering and attempted extortion. They are forces have seized control. Some 100,000 protestors rallied Ludlow says a man identified by police as 43-year-old Dale the first elected officials to be formally accused in the yesterday to hear anti-martial law speeches. Korea’s White of San Francisco hurled a jar of blue paint at him FB I’s Abscam investigation of public corruption: Besides acting prime minister flew to the city to appeal for order. Wednesday. Schwartz, next to the mayor the most powerful official in Hospital officials say three days of insurrection have America’s fourth largest city, the Grand Jury indicted claimed the lives of at least 57 people. A local leader says HOLLYWOOD—Eleven people were arrested at three Council Majority Leader Harry Jannotti and coun- martial law authorities have agreed to some conditions to separate Hollywood recording studios Wednesday night cilmember Louis Johanson. The Grand Jury alleges a end the disturbances. He did not specify any. There are for allegedly organizing illegal pyramid chain investment scheme involving at least $60,000 in illegal gifts for official 38,000 U.S. servicemen in South Korea as part of a U.N. parties. Some 500 potential customers attending the favors. All are Democrats. Also named was Howard peacekeeping force. U.S. Ambassador to Japan Mike parties were not arrested. Those arrested were taken to Criden, who was Johanson’s law partner until the Abscam Mansfield says President Carter at one point decided to Hollywood division station, cited on misdemeanor scandal was disclosed in published stories last February withdraw the second division, but Mansfield said today in charges and released without bond. The raids took place in leaks from federal investigators. Criden allegedly Tokyo that Carter changed his mind because of in at Paramount recording studios on Santa Monica arranged for the council members to receive payoffs. telligence estimates of increased North Korean military Boulevard, Producer’s Studio on North Bronson Avenue Judge Louis Bechele accepted the indictment from 22 strength. and at an unnamed recording studio on North Cahuenga Grand Jurors in his courtroom. Bechele thanked the jury Boulevard. for its service in the case and told them their work was ISTANBUL—Turkey now has joined the U.S. side in “ important and essential for the proper administration of opposition to the Moscow Summer Olympics. The Turkish SAN FRANCISCO—The latest California poll shows justice.” Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph Fiorvanti told government said yesterday it won’t allow a team to attend that support for Proposition 11 has declined steeply with the judge that 21 of the jurors had concurred with the the games, because of the Soviet occupation of the approach of the June 3 primary. Proposition 11 is the indictment and one had abstained. Afghanistan. Meanwhile Belgium’s government says it ballot initiative which put a surtax on oil company profits. won’t oppose the Belgian Olympic Committee’s decision Three months ago, pollster Mervin Field found 66. op to send a team to Moscow. But it says it won’t give the posed it. The recent sampling, however, shows that 49. team any administrative, diplomatic or financial support. favor Pro[ >sition 11 and 33. opposed it. The poll’s results reveal that 47 percent of those queried never heard of the GENEVA—U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim measure at all, and only 19. have learned enough about LAS VEGAS—Billionaire Howard Hughes’s mammoth met in Geneva yesterday with Syrian diplomat Adib the proposal to decide on the issue. When asked why they flying boat, the “ Spruce Goose,” will be disassembled Daoudy—who was supposed to go to Iran to discuss opposed the measure, half of that group said they believed immediately so that eight museums can display various finishing the U.N. commission’s work. That trip may still \ the oil companies would pass the tax on to consumers. parts of the 140-ton craft. The plane’s owner, the Summa be on, but Waldheim wanted to talk things over with Corporation in Las Vegas, made the announcement this Daoudy before he goes, in light of Iran’s statement that SACRAMENTO—On a 21-12 vote, the state Senate acted morning. The late billionaire’s holding company says the his mission has nothing to do with the American hostages. Wednesday to require an unmarried minor female to get decision to take the craft apart was made in accordance Resolving the hostage crisis is a major part of the U.N. parental consent or a court order before obtaining an with a 1975 agreement with the Smithsonian Institution in commission’s mandate. abortion. If approved, the bill would be a major departure Washington D.C. Summa Vice President Fred Lewis says from the state’s current law, which allows abortions to eight museums will immediately be allowed to choose ROME—Police have arrested a 25-year-old Libyan man unmarried minor females without parental consent. The which part of the 80-foot high plane they want to display. on charges of attempted murder. Authorities say he told Senate’s vote was the bare majority needed. Since 1976, Hughes designed the eight-engine seaplane as a troop them he was “ sent by the Libyan people to kill opponents” the U.S. Supreme Court in at least two cases has transport during World War II. But it flew just once, in of the current regime in Tripoli. Several Libyan established an unmarried minor female’s right to an 1947. That was for a distance of about one mile and at an exiles—all opponents of Moammar Khadafy—have been abortion without parental consent. altitude of about 70 feet. killed recently in a rash of international murders.
WEATHER: Some clouds but mostly sunny CSD Anti-War Film Series skies by afternoon. Highs today in low 70's, lows in mid 50's. i— r i c s r — i TODAY TUESDAY, M A Y 27 BAHA'I CLUB: General meeting and discussion about social teachings of the faith. Everybody welcome. 7:30 pm, UCen 3137 6 ,8 ,1 0 pm CAMPUS ADVANCE FOR CHRIST: Fri. Night Alternative: singing UCen II Pavillion - *1.75 and talking. 7:30-9 pm, 6512 Segovia 7/8210 SPONSORED BYA.S. COLLEGE OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE: Deadline for change of grading option: Today is the last day to change grading options for Spring Quarter classes. Pick up petitions in the registrar’s office. 24 HOURS A DAY MATHEMATICS DEPARTM ENT: Distinguished Lecturer Series, for your midnight snacks Professor Wolfgang Haken “The Homeomorphy Problem for 3- Manifolds” continuation of Mon. and Wed. talk. 4 pm, South Hall 6607F H ILLEL: Conversational Hebrew. 12-1 pm, upstairs UCen patio H ILLEL: Shabbat Services tonight! Kiddush following. 6:30 pm URC OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Writing and sharing meeting. Newcomers welcome! 2 pm, UCen2294 JUNTOS: Juntos invites all Raza students to get together to discuss “ Student Burnout: How to get through the quarter.” 2-4 pm, Centro Hollister in Ellwood ‘ Library & 7390 Calle Real THIS WEEKEND ASIAN PACIFIC ISLANDER CULTURE NIGHT: Kinnara- Japanese taiko group, Indochinese choir, Polynesian dancer, AikidoJudo demonstration, Kendo demonstration. Admission: $1.50, Sat, 7:30-10:30 pm, UCen II Pavilion j UCSB FARM PROJECT: Meeting Sat. Newcomers interested in | getting an organic garden ahe encouraged. For more info, call in the < evenings, Scott at 968-2369 or Dave at 968 1800.10 pm, Farm Project .,' t*ay N c x t s Michelle Togut Pooley Faces Charge Editor-in-Chief Dennis Herman Meg McCandless (Continued from front page) signature, she couldn’t be sure Managing Editor News Editor cords” crossed out, and no record whether she had signed it or not. Tracy Strub Kenna Himes of what it was spent on in the Bob Geiss testified that an un Editorials Editor Copy Editor district books, according to Swift. specified amount of monies was Leslie Byrd Cathy Kelly T h e Parks District Administrative missing from the Homecoming Campus Editor County Editor Assistant Leslie Donovan, after revenues, but admitted under Opinions expressed are the individual writer’s and none others. Comic of the 80V apparently contradicting what she cross-examination that he did not Cartoons represent Hie opinions of the individuals whose names had earlier told a District At know how much monies had appear thereon. Editorials represent a consensus viewpoint of the In Conceit torney’s investigator regarding a originally been brought in. Saturday, May 31,1980 • 8 p.m. Daily Nexus Editorial Board. All items submitted for publication payment authorization which she Charges against Pooley stem become the property of the Daily Nexus. Artlngton Center for the Perform ing A rts said she may not have signed, from an audit of the Park District Reserved Seating: $6.50. $7.50 • $8.50 finally said that although the after current General Manager Following recent appearances on signature on the authorization did Joe March took over the post in The Tonight Show and M akefile not look exactly like her normal March. : ~ ,— •— :— — ...... i i k ~ : H Laugh, Gallagher wIN appear at the '* p u b ll,h 9 d bV ttw Pren Council fn
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Applications are now available for three openings on "Clean Air F a ir" Will Be Held the A.S. Judicial Council for the 1980-81 school year. All undergraduates who do not currently hold an elected In Santa Barbara Tomorrow A.S. office are eligible. The council is responsible for interpreting the A.S. Constitution and Bylaws and By MARTIN COTHRAN is to increase the public’s Holden. The public is invited to rendering advisory opinions for Legislative Council. A Clean Air Fair sponsored by awareness of the importance of have their cars tested to see how On some matters, such as elections violations, the the American Lung Association of clean air and the different ways to clean it runs, and is-free of charge. Santa Barbara County will be held keep it clean. A lung capacity test, free of council is enpowered to levy fines. Applications can be at La Cumbre Plaza on Saturday, Groups that will participate charge, will be provided by the picked up in the A.S. office and must be returned by May 24, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. include SUNRAE, Open Air American Lung Association. “ The noon on Tuesday, M ay 27. Displays and information will be Bicycles, Southern California Gas, test” says Holden, “ would be very provided by various groups and Santa Barbara County Ride expensive if it was done by a agencies participating in the fair, sharing, Community En doctor.” The public is invited to and admission will be free to the vironmental Council, and others. take advantage of the opportunity. Leg Council to Provide Info... public. Air quality, conservation Southern California Edison was Ed Asman, a blind man, will be techniques, auto inspection and supposed to be participating, but at the Metropolitan Transit (Continued from front page) a budget hearing in the fall for maintenance, and alternative will not be there. District table to talk with people endorsfe a stand of “ no on Measure groups whose request for funds means of transportation will be the The ^California Air Resources who have blind family members to E ” was defeatecLin a voice vote. were not fully met by Finance fair’s topics. Board will also be at the fair with a tell them how easy it is for blind The 1979-80 Leg Council had voted Board or at the Leg Council budget According to Kathy Holden of the van equipped to test auto people to take the bus. previously to support the measure. session three weeks ago. Santa Barbara County Lung emissions. The van will be able to Free educational literature will After a , lengthy debate Leg The decision resulted from an Association, the purpose of the fair handle about 100 cars, according to be provided by the participating Council delegated members appeal by In Support of Dance/- groups with their displays. Laurie Marino and Sacks to Dancers who were denied funding Kathy Holden, who says she is on produce a new pamphlet providing because of a misunderstanding by Renta! Units Exempt a five-month contract with the neutral information on Measure E. Finance Board. local county Lung Association to “ We told them (Cusack and A.S. (Continued from front page) no opportunity to see how it inform the public of the need for President Tibby Rothman) at the A bill was approved to ban producing any new housing.” operates.” annual auto inspection program, last meeting that we wanted an tobacco smoking during Leg Lodge also said that ‘‘If Prop. 10 Since Measure E only applies to said she doesn’t know whether unbiased statement. The original Council meetings because of the passes, Measure E is out,” stated Santa Barbara, “ the bulk of there will be another fair like this letter didn’t really present a ‘con’ environmental and health Lodge. Prop 10 will void every rent students (who reside in Isla Vista one held in the future. This is the argument at all,” Marino said. problems associated with control measure in California, as and Goleta) will not be affected if first year the fair has been held, “ We’re going to take the pam smoking. well as prohibit elected officials Prop. IQ fails and Measure E and she said, “ It might be suc phlets from the League of Women Dave Henson, the bill’s author, from enacting rent control laws. passes,” said Lodge. If this hap cessful and held every year. ’ ’ Voters and Network and work explained that “ the reason that we Rent control could only be enacted pens, “ the rents will roll back to “ Clean air week” she said, “ was from those in developing a two- put this bill in here is because last by the vote of the people. the amount in June of 1979.” May 4 to 11 but we couldn’t do it sided article. We’ll try to take what year there were several chain In a recent article in the Santa However, Lodge noted, six months that week.” She said that they they say are good and bad aspects smokers on council, and the air got Barbara News-Press, Mayor after the election (Dec. 1980), the wanted to hold it at La Cumbre, but of the measure and not have any really bad...To sit for six hours David Shiftman said that if rents will be adjusted according to they could only get it on a Sunday bias either way,” Sacks explained. every week in that bad at Measure E fails, he will present a the rate of inflation and the con and thought that not enough people Leg Council also agreed to have mosphere, it’s worse than L.A.” form of rent control legislation to sumer price index. would attend. the city council within three months after the election. Film Society and CCWSCOmL The Episcopal Church at U CSB ‘ ‘Proposition 10 is a fraud as far Film Makers Co-Op as I ’m concerned,” said Lodge. “ It p resen t v + Saint Michael doesn’t give the tenant any real JAMES DEAN « protection. Most landlords are in fairly reasonable. The problems and All Angels are usually with the new landlords REBEL HOLY EUCHARIST who pay for more buildings and WITHOUT Sunday 8 am & 10 am pass along the increase to their c l x m c b tenants.” She did note, however, A CAUSE Wednesday 6 pm that there is a “ tendency on the Tuesday, May 27 part of many to charge whatever Fr. Harlan I. Weitzel, Vicar Friday Noon the market will bear.” Campbell Hall $1.50 968-2712 • 967-9618 Lodge noted that one problem 6,8:15,10:30 pm Camino Pescadero and Picasso with Measure E is that “ There is
MEMORIAL DAY SOLAR BENEFIT MEET BILL WALLACE
•. . s N U’- > ' MONDAY, MAY 26th • 3-6 pm « DEL PLAYA PARK Del Playa at Camino Corto, I.V.
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Solar energy activists support the re-election o f BILL WALLACE. Why? • He authored the S.B. County solar ordinance. • He co-authored the California 55% solar tax credit. • He has lead the fight against LNG and Diablo Canyon.
Flat-plate solar collectors and solar ovens will be on display as they do the cooking. Equipment provided by SUNRAE and Santa Barbara Solar Systems.
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Bill Wallace for Supervisor, 300Storke Rd., Goleta, CA 93017 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
Editorial Board M IKE. IF ANYONE CALLS, OKAY. I SETTLED ON A NUMBER CALLED THE U V a m jR B DESCRIBES YOU B E T TT, DOES. H M M .. NOT BAD. I'L L BE OUT BEH/NP Michelle Togut WHICH 'FREEWAY BOLD" SONNT BONO TT A S ’ A FLASHY TROPICAL TAKE A LOOK BUTDONTTHEY THE BARN WORKING TAN CUP i a h SPORTEPTT DURING HIS UPSET U N TAN, A PRE-CANCEROUS SOUNDS ATTHBSECOL- AtMYSTOUCH Tracy Strub \ ON MY SUCE ANP YOU DEQUE ATTTHE 'T9 CHERSLUEGSDESERT GLOW FAVORED B T T H E PROMISING. OR SWATCHES. THEM UP IN ‘ T A N . TO SHOOT Meg McCandless CLASSIC.. PROS." / ' \ THE BROCHURE? L PORT / Cathy Kelly tern Dennis Herman NEXUS Leslie Byrd Kenna Himes \ u Joe Mansön Opinion Patricia T urner
Culture Chumash Indians inhabited Pt. Concepcion before the white m an ever landed on this continent. In fact, the Indian settlements go back as far as 4,000 to 5,000 years. A long time. Who Gets Housing Last week an important archeological discovery was Editor, Daily Nexus: the affluent who vacation in Santa you mean government-subsidized made by Western LNG when it was making seismic I hear and read the term “ af Barbara and then again come here or do we charge more for some trenches at the Liquified Natural Gas site at Pt. Con fordable housing’ ’ bantered about to retire. new houses and apartments in cepcion. The discovery, called a “significant find in as if everyone knew what we are We also have affordable housing order to give gifts to others (within terms of archeological interest,” points once again to talking about. for those who have tor can get) the same project?) Both are We already have affordable the necessary cessation of both the trenching at the site, finances to invest on a speculative socialized concepts that really housing for the different surnames basis to furnish openings for the open a can of worms. Who are the and the eventual end of construction of a terminal at Pt. who occupy the same house or above two major types who flow lucky people who draw the winning Concepcion. apartment—(the formula is how here by the thousands each year. numbers in the lottery or are we Such an important find merits a hard and close look at much density or crowding is Will someope please define setting up ethnic or income levels the merits of both aspects; the culture and history of an necessary to make it“ affordable” ). “affordable” for the rest of us not (who decides?) 50 people desire We have affordable housing for mentioned above? Please tell us if entire people, or the need for liquified natural gas. the same one (half priced unit)—one is delighted and 49 are It would be tragic to Continue building over such an really disappointed and angry. I important site. Such antiquity should be above the Anybody Know? can’t think bf a more clever plan to common destruction that could possibly take place on Editor, Daily Nexus: 3. What remains, including high make a lot more people unhappy. the construction ground. On May 3,19801 attended the so- and low level waste, is packed in Unless we give everyone the To the Indians, the respect of their ancestors is an called Symposium on Nuclear lead lined steel drums, shipped to/ freedom to choose and £top un derwriting our failures and extremely important portion of their culture. To violate Power and submitted two the Gulf of Mexico, where they are questions which were both dumped. covering the sores with bigger and possibly destroy the archeological site would not carefully screened and then At the Symposium various bandages we will never get a only be a crime against the history of the Chumash, it eliminated. I wish to receive an pamphlqts were handed out, healing. Being a Christian, I have a would represent a defilement of ancestoral homelands. answer to at least one from one of particularly one titled Nuclear slight suspicion that we have some Again we must ask ourselves, is LNG worth all this? the groups that sponsored the Energy Facts; Questions and moral problems that have to do event. with personal greed and downright Can we afford both to risk our safety and the heritage of Answers. In this booklet it states, First, I must give some “ A plan for handling the wastes selfishness. Is this area too good a people who have lived in this area for many thousands background concerning the has been worked out.” And now for for other people who might want to of years. Before history had recorded the birth of Christ, question I ask. On April 19, 1979, I my question: live here in the future? Why don’t jthe crusades, or the development of the English attended the weekly public board Is sea disposal one of the ac we just build a high wall with only one gate at the sea? (Lybia will civilization. meeting of the Sacramento cepted plans for handling nuclear Municipal Utility District and show us how to build the wall). Think about it. If we allow the desecration of the In wastes? Please keep in mind the asked the board and staff exactly events of the last couple of years at Rev. Donald Hinkle dian site at Pt. Concepcion, will we later let developers what was done with the waste of Love Canal, New York. drill oil wells at Notre Dame? Blow up the Sistine Ranchb Seco Nuclear Plant. After We at UCSB have a well ChapeUo put in a McDonalds? It has to stop somewhere, 'some deliberation I received the qualified Nuclear Engineering and the Pt. Concepcion site is as good as place as any. following answer: department, or so I ’ve been lead to 1. Low level waste, such as believe. I am wondering if one of To let the culture and history of 4,000 years slip away clothing and cleaning rags, are the staff of faculty of l;his depart Callers from us is a crime we must stop before it happens.-We shipped to Nevada where they are ment could provide an answer to Editor, Daily Nexus: hope the Public Utilities Commission realizes this fact stored in salt caves.. the above question? - I am writing in regard to th before its too late. 2. High level waste, such as Richard O’Dell article of May 19 on the increase i Plutonium-239, is stored on site. frequency of exhibitionism an obscene phone calls around mid terms and finals time. No mentior Draft Writer Responds was made of the penalty faced b: Editor, Daily Nexus: who were'not ignorant or blindly Czechoslavakia. In addition, the allow Europe to be conquered. the men who commit these of I am delighted to have obedient, but simply disagreed Soviet Union has, since the Viet That leads up to my final points. fenses, nor of alternative stimulated, with my anti-anti-draft with us for some honest reason or nam war, engaged in a distur My concern over a possible world available to men who feel thes letter, an angry response from Jim another. That this self- bingly immense military building war was not. “ the biggest joke” of sometimes overwhelming urges. Knox. Debaté has been declining in righteousness still remains can be program, assembling huge in my letter. Actually, I didn’t put If arrested and convicted th our politics, the victim of ad seen not only from Mr. Knox’s ventories of tanks and other any jokes in the letter. I meant by person can serve time in jail, or b vertising and simple-minded letter, but also in every demon conventional arms which greatly that to remind anti-war people that placed on probation and have t slogans, and it cheers me up to stration on campus, in which the outnumber ours and create the wars always begin with an register as a Mentally Disordere have the opportunity for a little assumption is implicit that those impression that they have aggressor, and that no aggressor Sex Offender with the state verbal conflict. not demonstrating are a) something in mind other than has ever attacked an adversary he California. Along with this goes th Mr. Knox’s letter 'does demon apathetic, b) uninformed, or c) parades. This arsenal seems to considered too strong for him. personal humiliation and er strate a certain lack of un mentally disordered. include poison gas and germ . Wars always happen when an barrassment of being arreste derstanding of my words, Still, Mr. Knox’s attitude is weapons, which we thought we aggressor’s neighbors, from their booked and later, tried. however. Perhaps I wasn’t clear familiar to me personally have outlawed, and I will bet that it weaknesses, begin to look like One alternative I know is enough, but just as likely' his (especially the words, “ When it also includes the neutron bomb, tempting targets. Perhaps Mr. treatment program available misunderstanding stems from the comes to killing and destruction, from which we thought we had Knox can supply a contrary in the Goleta Counseling Service, same error I made 15 (!) years ago I ’m speaking out,” ).and I can’t saved humanity by not building stance. branch of Santa Barbara Count in responding to the charge of self- blame him for it. I do want to take ourselves. Finally, by decrying our lack of Mental Health. A number of m righteousness. I said time to answer those of his other Mr. Knox is apparently under unity I do not mean to imply that have been referred there by tl then, “ What’s wrong with being points which»I feel misrepresent the impression that this country dissent should be silenced. Indeed, Probation department for trea right?” Of course, my response did either my own words or reality. possesses cruise missies and I get the impression around here ment of exhibitionistic behavior, not match the criticism, but I neutron bombs. We have neither, that my own voice is the voice of deals specifically with th meant by that to express my First, I never concluded that the though we are working on the first. dissent. If Mr: Knox has an opinion behavior and seems to have a g outrage that anyone could be new conditions of, the ’80s “ make If we had the second there would contrary to mine he should cer rate of success. ¿tgaipst humanity, peace and truth. any U.S. actions overseas alright.” be no danger of a Soviet tank at tainly voice it, but I would like to Several of the men referred ha Similarly, Mr. Knox has responded If we are to revive debate we must tack in Europe. Presently such a be able to influence his opinion by stated they wished they had kno sentence of circular logic: be wary of such elementary danger exists. Both sides are debating the issue, as I ’m sure he of this treatment before they we “ If (my father)...was a little less fallacies as the “ straw man” aware that if such an attack would like to influence me, and I arrested, because it might ha Self-righteous...be would have argument. As for the changed materialized we would be faced would like all of us to discard the helped them avoid the trauma beenábjeto^ee that the students of conditions, I » do not think it with a choice: either destroy half unreflective practice of thinking in the arrest and the events whi the ’60s víféré right...” relevent thaj the defense con of Europe or perhaps the world terms of slogans. followed. tracting corporations remain the with full-scale nuclear weapons, or Jeffrey Evans Lydia Deer Well, that is just what self- same, or even that our leaders, righteousness is all about. In .those economy, or the world “ level of DOONESBURY by Garry Trudea days we of “The Movement” had aggression” remain the same. The ' MIKE, THE COMMISSION IS IT S A T 3 J O ALSO , A R E YOU YES, A N D W ET only two explanations for op only changed condition I am HAVING A HEARIN6 ON TONIGHT. I THANKS. AWARE THERE'S S O PROUD. IT TH AT POWER U N E T H A T THOUGHTI position expressed toward us: concerned with in my letter is that M R . BIGHAM, A NAKED GOFER TURNSÓUTHE, WOULD CUT ACROSS YOUR the. Soviet Union has replaced the SHOULD L E T l APPRE B E H IN D YOUR A WORLD CTA a) The other person is basically PROPERTY AND M IN E. YO(¡ KNOW - C IATE THE BARN? NAKED GOLEE evil, or motivated by money, which United States as the most / CALL. / is about the same. threatening imperial power. Some
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Nonsmoker Deadline for classifieds is Friday btwn 2 pts is by WINNING! GO FOR Call after sunset. John 967-5378 SUMMER BEACH rental 3 bedroom 2 Share room nice 2bdrm 2bth El June6!!III Embarcadero apt $90-$133 968-0110. IT! I'M be there. Claude 9 Hungry for great dinners? bath, 8531. Del -Playa $495 $565 mo CONTACT BETWEEN TWO P.S. Keep it loud Er clear, vixen Hashers needed for Alpha Chi Omega ph 965 3 /6 /anytime. Female, own room & bath in 2 bdrm WORLDS-Panel discussion on One More!! The end of the F...... sorority Room, unfurnished, with family in I.V. 1. V. apt. Jr Sr or Grad preferred, quiet Environmental Careers Wed,, May 28, season! (Now we'll find out if there is Contact Mrs. Gilmore 968-8606. house. Available now. NO pels. $170. responsible nonsmoker, $150 sum from 7:30-10:00 p.m. on So. Hall "Life after Crewf?)" CT Summer Tennis Tutor-Partner for 968 0245 ______mer, $168 fall, Available June 23, 968 1432. 5146 evenings Paula. . ET VOUS PRETES... eager nine year old. 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HOT PLACE, 6749 Trigo, $90' ’ Fortunue fames the brave Crew $19281/2 util. Jamie 965-6866, 966- Kittens want sincere ¿relationships. livejn dorms. Call in afternoons 968 mo , 685 1135. , ______9092. They're really cute. They look- a little Next year's banner headline: 5559. 1 SUMMER RENTAL, Olive Tree Apts, like WooJy Allen. 968-3134. Gaucho Spikers win NCAA title; Seeking an Administrative Asst, who 2 Bdrm, 2 Bath,$275'mo. M/F non-smoker. Summer only $ 70 J.J. named MVP M IND STUDENTS! is eligible for work-study & who is Cail 968 7756. ______mo to share must be responsible & -Happy Birthday, c/o E.B. employed. 2bdrm 2bath. Call 685- All Day Zen Sitting on May 31 creative Ef highly motivated. Summer '80 - room tor rent in 4701. ______Contact Gary 966-2477. Hardy, Responsibilities: office £t ad gorgeous beachfront DP apt - must STORKE TOWER TOURS Memories from P.P. to S B. -Bongs ministrative1. Salary $5. Hours flexible. see! Call 685-4835 Non-smoking female roommate M.W.F. 1-3 & beer; Parties on DP; Shroomin & Humanistic Mental Health, 965 3702. needed for Irg. attractive single at Rooms for Rent tor summer, Goleta, 5 Tues. Thurs. 12:20-2:30 tootin'; hh at the Greenhouse; Wilma, 6657 El Colegio avail, this June. Please Needed: Two responsible and tidy bd, 3 bth house w/pool, washer, Your Host Chnsty Jordan Wally, »Burnardo'z, and Econ; Go call Joyce 968-4192 or 968-4205. females to assist a disabled female for dryer, dish & util. Nonsmokers. Sgl. crazy at TP; S, T, Et M; 6NEt5S... ARTISTS WANTED the remainder of spring quarter. Hours $150, Dbl. $100. Bruce, 964 3242. Fall 80 two exciting females I could go i>n forever. At 19 you just Pioqunn Board is willing to hire local consist of: DAY SHIFT -6-8am and4 looking to share room in t.V. apt. started making them!! Summer on D.P. 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If interested, call me at 968- project for IV/UCSB area. Budgetary, ment or house irr city from.July 6 16 or Rooms fo rent for fall Goleta 5 bed, 3 9580.______To BO, At 17 I gave you a party, 18, teaching, 8 administrative respon- Aug. 3-17. Contact John Ambler-,' bath house w/pool, washer, cryer, yo.u were there hardly. Now 19, what Shannon and Sis: Mysterious stranger siblities. Job announcements at Isla 2242 Dryden, Houston, Texas 77030. dish & util, nonsmokers sgl $180, dbl Vista Medical Clinic, 970 Embarcadero a lady you've become. It's true it is seeks to contact you-neutron-967- Summei rental oconnside Del Playa $130, Bruce964-9066. your day, and to that I have to say, Del l^lar. Deadline is'May 30. 5 3 7 8 . ______'6681 No. 1 spacious, 3 bodtoom. Call Own room w /2 girls in Goleta house. Hold on because the fun has just Sales Job L A. this summer for ; Mike 968 7018 $120 per person. $100.00 REWARD for info leading to (Large yard, fireplace, dishwasher. begun! HAPPY B-DAY K student with cat. Good pay. Ask for recovery of my "lost men's 10-speed It's that time again if you want the $197/mo. Available June. 967- 8631 .- Inmates of Amer. Indian heritage at Jim, 969-3187. ,-. bike, metallic red w /ho factory name best jn apts with rec room, tv, ping '1 to 2 F roomies needed sum. and/or' Lompoc facility are making an appeal (recently painted) No.3757046, blk pong, bbq, pool, come see. Now fall. Sunny. spacious, 2 bdrm., 2 bath, for Pen Pal correspondents. Two Real Estate cables, bars, seat' Call LYNN 685- renting for summer, fall Olive Tree low summer rent! 926 Cam. del Sui B. especially for Alaskan Tribes. For info. 2303 NO QUESTIONS-THANKS Mobile Home 10x50 2 bdrm kids-pets apts. 811 Camino Pescadero 685- Call Diane, 685 4497. • Write'Mrs. Vale NTA P.O. Box 2358 OK. Fenced yard, 5 min to "U " 1274. - Orcutt 93454. 2. roomies DP apt o’side summer, Business Personals $17,000 or best offer 5665 Hollister; $■120/mo. bch & st balconies’. Great Jen--get psyched for this summer! No-03 964-3259.______. Roommate Wanted The Elusive Hooded Pullover View. Dev & Camp, pt, 685.-3249 Have a great birthday, and enjoy! Lots WHITE SWEATSHIRT Run your own country day school. NEED.one outgoing Jr/Sr female to of love, room 310 OUTGOING.. Need CHEAP Historic Santa Barbara'Rancho pleads ■ is here. Clearwater Isla Vista share rm in S.T. Duplex summer $70/- SUNNY Summer apt. for SUPER To lisa 10N FT Iq? conversion. Call Matt MacElheriny Hurry supplies very limited. fall $110 need $240 deposit by June time? $78.-75 to share 2 bd/bath, 652? Have an incredible 19th B-Day Lew & Co., 684 7184. 1st CALL 968-6342 or 968-6819. S T. Call now, 685-3820. From I'm not as stupid as I look. Interested in losing 5 to 15 lbs in 5 to — ------— : ■ - ■ ■ »-----:------:—;"T Double room .wanted for summer Christian male for own room in a 2 BROTHERS OF LAMBDA CHI 15 days? A , complete nutritional', For Rent June 20th to July>25th | bdrm. house in I.V. Fenced yard, ALPHA-- weight control program. 100% -Room, unfurnished in, I.V, house Call Bengt 685-3925. fireplace, driveway. In Spirit and There are not enough hoursjn a day to .satisfaction guaranteed. Cat) Dan 968- available now and through whole next -Roommate wanted to share room in Truth. Bible study. $185Start June 1. count the number of ways that you've 8951 or Bonnie 685:2286.______year. Nopets. $170968-0245. 2bdrm-2bath Trigo Apt. for SUMMER 685-2691. _ • touched my life. Ybuguys are thè GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUNITY- Sum rental-fantastic 2bdrm 2bth apt. $83/mo. Call,685-5222 or 968-8989. M^ roommate needed for spacious“ GREATEST! -Part-time/full-time. Looking for Love AI why s, MK Sabado Tarde sunny balconies w /- -2-people need F, 1 yr lease in June no Riviera home, 4 bdrm w/deck, yard. people who are tired of working for ocean view-Call 968-3452/968-5323. tobacco, 2-br apt, own room & bath ,$150/mo. If very studious, don't It's 2 days late but it'll be great, u someone wise and are going up the $180 call Christie 685-1832. - bother. Call 962 1319, eve. gotta have fún when u turn 21 u know stairs to nowhere. Unlimited earnings Beautiful, sunny ■ apt., spacious 2 we'll go over to the EL NEETQ. When possible, no exp. necessary. Training bdrm/2 bath summer only $open, 897 Roommate needed for summer FRENCH QRT&’. -2 fern, needed to fhe»bubbly goes pop those chiquitas provided. 968-8951 or 685-226. Camino Del Sur No.B 685-5151. Large apt. balcony ocean view, new share room in LARGE 2 bd., 2 ba. will HOP'. We'll toast to you Dave it's SUMMER SUBLET AT CHALET carpet, close to beach $80 6736 Trigo townhouse. 9/23" tp 6/23. $115/mo. No.3 685-2641. ______. Mike or Tim, 685-4048. NON- YOUR body they CRAVE. Lonely, need support? Counseling 2bdrm. Pool&Util. included SIviOKERS, Call Soon." ' Hairless--Airbrain Sue Ellen here's to reduced fees lor those under 25. Night Cheap call 685-4763. 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Movies FOR SUMMER RENT-3 BDRM signature will be famous someday Tina-968-5089.______med to fit either sex. Good condition' JAMES DEAN in REBEL WITHOUT APARTMENT arouhd the year 2000 probably. But $75 Nick 968-6114, ______. A CAUSE. Tues., 5/27, Campbell In I.V.-single rms available IMMED opening for MALE to share in just remember, give until it stops, 6770 Del Playa $100 til end of school. Wetsuit Primo Seasuit Nylon 2 sides Hall, 6,8:15, 10:30. $1.50.______Price neg.--Call 968-7218. hurting. Remember the Wall? Bad No deposit 685-3322. ______sm-md exc cond. good surf or snorkel Summer Sublet sunny 2 bdrm apt News! Just keep your head turned in suit $85685-2101 after 5 p.m. HEARTS AND MINDS Camino Del Sur & Sueno. Vball court, Own. room in Elwood Beach apt. the Sun, Fun, Stay, Play direction and Tues., May 27 lawn, $320 per month or $80 each: Available July thru next year. ($133/- Puch maxi moped 1700 miles. 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department. Plus, he figures he Anderson can raise some $10 to $12 million by Professors Research Prop.11 ( Continued from front page) direct mail appeals. President Carter for fear that an As for the personal attraction of (Continued from front page) the grad students who worked on derestimates.” endorsement for Kennedy would John Anderson as a candidate, he Mead said he “ absolutely” feels the project. According to Muraoka, Commenting on the advertising swing the election to Reagan, is far from dull. He speaks the cost will be passed on to the “ I wrote a section which was about campaign itself which focuses on which Labor feels would be coherently, intelligently, and with consumer, stating, “Every 30 pages long of the final the “ bumblers” (bureaucrats) catastrophic. Evidently, Anderson minimal political jargon. Most of economist knows that this ‘no pass document. I didn’t ever ask to see . who would “ waste our tax money,” is not even considered by Labor. his congressional peers call his through’ provision is unen the final report--I knew basically Mead said, “ I don’t like ad Anderson’s past record on labor- manner eloquent. One catch- forceable. It’s like trying to un what it said.” vertising, but I know how the game related issues is weak. phrase he uses to describe himself scramble an egg. Any company In coming up with their figures, is played. We wrote a professional is that he is a candidate of ideas, producing a product has hundreds Muraoka said, “ what we did was to report and we would be glad to The big question is who will one who is “ more interested in of costs, and there’s no way to look at what was going to be. defend it in front of professional Anderson hurt the most? It is ideas than in power.” identify specific costs in product required for the state to enforce colleagues.” predicted that Anderson could But do Americans really take prices. This is especially true in an the provisions of Prop. 11, and injure Carter’s chances more than John Anderson seriously? industry as complex as energy made estimates using the in Reagan’s . In early May, the polls Recently, a poll was taken for where there are hundreds of formation at our disposal.” showed Anderson taking votes Time which indicated that 65 products. Officials of various state away from both candidates. percent of the people polled rated “ I don’t think there’s an agencies including the Franchise Anderson’s immediate concern Anderson “ acceptable” as a economist in the state of California Tax Board have said Mead’s and is to gain a place on the potential president, versus 69 who thinks the proposition is a Sorenson’s figures are presidential ballot. He is using all percent for Carter and 63 percent good one,” said Mead. “ I think it’s overestimated, but according to legal methods possible to do so. He for Reagan. terrible--I would never have Mead, “ Department heads and is even considering filing suits to In a flier printed by the Anderson participated in this research, bureaucrats will always make that get on the ballots in some states campaign, Marquis Childs of the otherwise.” kind of statement until it comes where it promises to be difficult. St. Louis Dispatch, said: “ An The major problem with the time to submit budget proposals. If His argument is that the filing derson is a far better speaker than initiative, said Mead, is that it is “ a anything I think they’re un- requirements are essentially Carter. He comes on with force and permanent cons-titutional arbitrary. conviction, taking the lead on what provision for a temporary government can and cannot do. He problem. Oil industry profits are Financially, Anderson might run looks like a president — a craggy up for 1979-80. It happened before into some problems as November Lincolnesque president from in 1973 and 1974, but by 1975 they approaches. Whereas Democratic Rockford, Illinois.” were back to normal. Proposition and Republican nominees each 11 is an awful thing to do. The rate receive $29.4 million for their fall of return of oil companies is nor campaigns, Anderson wll get ENERGY. mal except periodically . ” nothing. Anderson, however, is We can't afford Press, however, contested this doing quite well in the fundraising saying, “ In the first place, it’s not to waste it. a constitutional amendment. It is not forever. Instead it is a means ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE by which the people can set up public transportation. The people can change it anytime they want, but the legislature can’t. I also can’t believe that any intelligent person today would refer to energy as a temporary problem.” Of the work he and Sorenson did on the project, Mead said, “ There were three graduate students who did the research for the report. They did professional work and received professional income for it. Sorenson and I reviewed them TUESDAY, MAY 27 and drew them together into a 6,8,10 pm • UCen II Pavillion • $1.75 single statement." CSD Anti-War Film Series * Sponsored by A.S. Dennis Muraoka, Asbjorn Moseidjord and Paul Boyce were
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