Santa Barbara City Council voted Tuesday night to rename Ortega Park in honor of Ruben Salazar. Photo by John Franklin S.B. Council votes to rename city park The name of the old Ortega Park in downtown Santa Barbara was changed to the Ruben Salazar Park Tuesday night by the City Council. This was done in honor of the Chicano newsman killed during civil disturbances last summer when a police tear gas cannister struck him in VOL. 51 - NO. 57 THURSDAY, JANUARY 14,1971 UNIVERSITY OF CAUFORNfA, SANTA BARBARA the head in a Los Angeles bar. The Council voted 4-2 in favor of the name change after listening to a large number of speakers supporting the change, including Ernesto Perez, chairman of MECHA at UCSB. This initial proposal was made by members of La Raza after Chief Bowles makes good submitting petitions with 956 signatures following the last Council meeting. The large turnout at the hearing indicated the feelings of a majority of the community in favor of the change, according to Maria Ortega, on his police reform vow spokesman for the Huelga Committee. The speakers opposing the name change felt that the name of Ortega was more relevant to the By MITCH ALLEN officers to cover a wider territory contacts and patronizing city because of its historical implications, she said. DN Staff Writer to protect from burglaries. It also different local establishments. The motion passed by the Council, however, changed the name and When Chief Derry Bowles took allows the officers to get from They have made some arrests, agreed to name a new, unspecified park after the Santa Barbara over the University Police place to place much quicker than recovered lost bicydes and have founder, Captain Ortega. Department this fall, he vowed if they were on foot. so far managed to avoid any Councilmen opposing the change were Dr. Franklin Lowance and that changes would be made. According to Chief Bowles, the hostile confrontations with William Sayre, Mayor Firestone favored the change. Since that time, innovations, old bikes the Foot Patrol is using residents. plans and ideas have been flowing now would probably not pass As well as the walking patrol in in a steady stream from the safety regulations. But the Isla Vista, the Campus Police are Safety and Security Building. department is working on reverting more and more to foot Situation termed critical Chief among these changes has procuring new ones. patrols on campus. At a rate of been the establishment of the Isla two or three times a week now, Vista Foot Patrol in conjunction PATROL SUCCESS the department plans to increase for I.V.'s Switchboard with the Sheriffs Department. As for the Foot Patrol itself, the number of walking patrols on The two man walking patrols Bowles calls it a complete campus. By M. X. DEAN While Switchboard has had have been in Isla Vista since Dec. success. “The officers fed they’re Furthermore, officers are now DN Reporter enough workers to staff the 1. actually contributing to order beginning to eat at the different Indifference and indirection office during its regular hours, it And now a new change has and peace in Isla Vista.” dining commons and the UCen are the two problems threatening still suffers from a lack of been made and the Foot Patrol Other activities the Patrolmen cafeteria during their shift, the existence of Switchboard. “dedicated volunteers.” has become the Bike Patrol. partake in include attending further integrating themselves Brian Craig and Ron Swenson, By this, Craig meant people are The switch was made during IVCC meetings, making weekly into the community that way. interviewed separately by DN, needed to perform the necessary the quarter break to allow the reports of their activities and The ultimate envisioned by focused on different reasons for daily work, such as keeping files Chief Bowles is to have the the current crisis within the updated and initiating and department fully integrated into community service organization. following through on projects, the campus community, Craig cited I.V. apathy as a like fund raising and scheduling induding officers in uniform critical problem. “The speaking engagements. taking classes for credit. To this organizations that function wdl Although basically an end the department has recently are those that are new or those information center, Switchboard hired three undergraduates as full that serve the people in it in a has performed a number of time officers. tangible way, like the Food functions from suicide prevention (Continued on p. 2, col. 1) Co-op.” to drug counseling. Craig emphasized that “Switchboard can do anything anyone wants it to do.” If, of course, the people, Zeitlin speaks tonight in turn, support it. He also touched on the subject ""Visiting'' Professor of Sociology, Maurice Zeitlin, of the University of of re-organization. Many of Wisconsin, will speak on "Chile and American Imperialism" tonight at Switchboard’s functions have 7:30 in the University Religious Conference Building, 777 Camino been duplicated or overlapped by Pescadero in Isla Vista. This talk is one of the weekly radical lectureseries sponsored by the more specialized groups that have Peace and Freedom Club and the New University Conference. Professor been more recently created in Zeitlin spent one and a half years in Chile in 1965-1966, has’ written a I.V. This has “caused us to THE BIKE PATROL has become one of a line of innovations in police book entitled "The Political Radicalism of the Chilean Working Class" and re-define our goals,” Craig stated. is currently working on a book tentatively entitled ‘T he Capitalist Class in reform under Campus Police Chief Derry Bowles. Swenson addressed this subject Chile." Photo by Renata Farber (Continued on p. 2, col. 3) THURSDAY, JANUARY 14,1971 PAGE 2 UCSB DAILY NEXUS Campus Police make reforms Newton speech cancelled (Continued from p. 1) equipment and a stretcher. Community relations seems to Officers are now required to pass be uppermost in the department’s a swimming proficiency test in priorities. In conjunction with conjunction with this program. due to 'security problems’ the Housing Office and the Dean The department has also of Students, the police are internally reorganized, adding Reasons for the last minute confirmed that Newton was Connie Matthews, personal working on a program to visit two police lieutenants to the cancellation of Huey Newton’s posing a security problem for the secretary for Huey Newton, was dorms for rap sessions. A staff. Complete reorganization scheduled appearance yesterday campus. Indications were given contacted in Oakland, but five-man advisory board from will take some time, though. still remain unclear, although that several bomb and declined to comment on Associated Students provides a Not that all of these ideas are security problems appear to have assassination threats had been Newton’s cancellation. White, sounding board for grievances without' problems. With the been the major factor. received against Newton over the however, did add that “the Black and ideas. The ride program University budget frozen, funding The Black Studies Department, past week. Studies Department is sorry where students can ride with an for some of these ideas may be which was co-sponsoring the Jim Simon, chairman of A.S. about the cancellation because officer on his patrol, has been in difficult. But there are “many speech along with A.S. Lectures, Lectures Committee further we felt it would have been a operation though starting rather things we can do with existing issued a one sentence statement commented, “It just may be the scholastically enriching slowly. funds,” Bowles states. yesterday morning — “The Black best thing that Huey didn’t experience for the entire student Also of interest are the Finally, and perhaps most vital Panther Party informed the come.” body.” alternate modes of transportation to all of these ideas is the University of California at Santa for the police. Besides foot and reaction of both the officers and Barbara this morning that the concerned parties intended to bicycle, the department is the students. Bowles flatly states, Minister of Defense and Supreme resolve the crisis. working- on replacing squad cars “I have the full support of my Commander Huey Newton would Switchboard The meetings will all be held in department.” He considers them be unable to appear at this the I.V. Community Service with motorcycles. (Continued from p. 1) Already in operation is a police “anxious to get involved” and campus today.” Center, Suite F, tonight at 8, jeep patrolling the beaches. It will attributes many of the new Milton White, chairman of more directly. He explained that Saturday from 1 — 4 p.m., and assist in water rescues and is fully innovations to members of the Black Studies received a there are two basics which are Sunday from 1 — 3 p.m. equipped with first aid University Police. telephone call at his - home now being examined, Written suggestions are preferred He also points out that there Tuesday evening from Panther Switchboard’s purpose and its and should be turned into the have been no incidents this year headquarters in Oakland structure. Switchboard Office in advance. UCSB Merhaba Folk Dance Club cancelling the appearance. Beginning as it did, “we never Presents to mar his record of good relations with the students and When contacted by the stated what we were, just what that the Campus Police have NEXUS the following morning, we did.” Now faced with Counseling speech become “heavily involved in White was unable to elaborate or conflicting groups and a desire to JOHN community activities.” specify why Newton’s speech was expand into new areas, it has Harvey Jackins, originator of cancelled. He did say, however, become necessary to formulate re-evaluation counseling, will that “there may have been “our aims and purposes.” be speaking at the YM CA on Saturday, Jan. 16, at 10a.m. FAHEY security considerations.” Secondly, the question of Jackins, currently director of structure within the organization ALL YOU Sources in A.S. Lectures also Personal Counselors, Inc. of is a simple one, whether to Seattle, will be discussing his Friday Jan. 15 formalize it or to let it “hang th e o ry o f re-evaluation CAN EAT loose.” This simple question has counseling, which is being used 6 KINDS OF PIZZA IF YOU caused a clash between various in Professor Thornes Scheff's 8 PM 3 SALADS members of the group. Sociology 141 class this 11:30-1:30 MON.-F R I. MISSED... The end result of these quarter. Admission to the speaking Students $1.25 Living Arts Registration questions and problems has been engagement is $1 for students General $2.00 9 9 C you can still sign up for an internal crisis for Switchboard. a Non-Credit Class in the and $2, general admission. The Tickets available at UCen This has precipitated a series of YMCA is located at 36 Rec Office meetings, scheduled tonight, Information Booth (Schedules available in Rec Office) Hitchcock Way, in the San For more info, call 961-3738 Saturday and Sunday for Roque area of Santa Barbara. members of the organization and

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GETTING IT STRAIGHT Cast the last stone f t t X t i ...... SATIRE BY MIKE SALERNO— In a surprise announcement, feet and side. The FBI is also J. Edgar stated that “our boys the Federal Grand Jury indicted expected to stage a roundup of will keep up the search and God today in connection with all suspicious looking doves. intensify during the Easter Editorials • Guest Opinion the Berrigan Priests’ alleged plot Listed as aliases for the season.” to kidnap a high government Suspect were Messiah, Prophet, “I want to make one thing official. Christ, Jesus, J.C. and several perfectly dear,” the President other “foreign sounding titles The indictment, which took said in a statement issued early El Teatro MECHA which might indicate an this morning. “Although Mrs. the nation by surprise, was international communist reportedly the result of pressure Nixon and I often go to church, EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is a column reprinted from "Salipuedes,"a scheme,” Hoover went on to we do not in any way approve of newspaper published by MECHA for distribution in Santa Barbara and Goleta. exerted by FBI Director J. Edgar state. Hoover. this Man’s associations. I still “The priests have openly have faith however, and hope As we (Teatro MECHA) approached the old, sullen and gray Hoover stated that evidence linked God to their plot; they that He will voluntarily turn building surrounded by high, iron fenced walls, we knew that we were exists of a “conspiracy” between speak of their constant Himself in and dear His name.” there. The place was Lompoc Penetentiary and “El Teatro MECHA” the “priests and their number one communications with Him.” The Reverend Billy Graham Boss,” and that “the Bureau was was there upon a request from the Chicano inmates to perform A massive manhunt is now was unavailable for comment. Mexican folkloric dances, canciones and actos de la vida Chicana. looking for Him for further under way to catch the Fugitive. questioning.” The group was cleared and went through two thick doors which Hoover expressed dismay over his Hoover, at his press conference, denied rumors that made an eerie, cold clatter as they closed automatically behind them. The Director issued a vague inablity to secure the indictment before December, because, to use the Man in question was dead. He Apparently having been seen by the inmates, they initiated a row of description of each of three persons. The first was of an the Director’s words, “His stated that he would request the noise which could be heard throughout the penetentiary. Once within elderly gentleman. The second presence is felt much more aid of the CIA since his last the prison we were greeted by seven Chicano inmates who were was of a “hippy—type” character, around the Christmas season and reports of the Suspect’s extremely happy to see us. They made efforts to make us feel at ease in his early thirties with there was a greater chance to nab whereabouts were that He was since all of us were quite nervous and tense. distingushing scars on his hands, Him.” “alive and well in Mexico City.” We were escorted to the prison’s auditorium where a large group of Chicanos were waiting for us along with a five piece band which gave us a welcoming serenata. As “El Teatro MECHA” began its program amongst all the clapping, yelling and laughter from the 1,500 inmates— one couldn’t help but feel irritated way down inside in knowing that the Chicanos at this penetentiary had been subjugated and forced to crime by this society’s economic and social pressures. At Lompoc Penetentiary as well as in all other prisons and detentions that are throughout Aztlan, we find our camales highly represented while outside of these dungeons we find Chicanos underrepresented in everything from education to politics. What makes one feel even more irritated is the fact that these institutions, where we find a high percentage of Chicanos, do not help in “correcting” the \UpUSTR\fiA.vZKnC^ individual, but instead shatter his life. Each year 2.5 million men and women are jailed in state and federal prisons. It is estimated that 70 per cent of the offenders are incarcerated time and time again which proves that these detentions don’t help, but instead this creates a dehumanized and bitter being. Inevitably, the frustrations of prisoners boil over into resistance in the form of work strikes and riots, such as those that have taken place in New York, Folsom, Soledad and Lompoc Penetentiaries. What we see from recent investigations and findings is that the U.S. penal system is a small part of society, where terrible conditions such as homosexuality, inadequate space, lack of educational facilities, racial discrimination and exploitation of labor exist. “Newsweek” reports, “reintegration of the prisoner is the professed aim of the UJS. correctional system — yet for the offender the penal system often causes more emotional upset than anything he has undergone before.” It is no yronder, then, that those in captivity lose all hope of ever having a good life as well as ever regaining some self-pride. Nuestra Raza, on the other hand, instead of mourning, has found the Chicano liberation movement as an inspiring force. The Chicanos have begun to organize groups such as PUMA and MARCO within the Lompoc prison and other penetentiaries for the purpose of improving themselves with education in the hope of taking an active part in the Chicano movement once parolled or discharged. At Lompoc Penetentiary, los pintos have a tremendous desire to know what is happening in the barrios of Aztlan. In their weekly organizational meetings the Chicanos hold discussions on politics and Chicano history. They asked members of El Teatro to return to rap with them and they will welcome anyone else interested so that they Letters can have an insight on the “outside world.”. The Chicanos in the pintas know and understand that they are the products of this corrupted society that takes advantage and exploits us both culturally An answer to St. Paul’s views and economically. We are manipulated as tools in order to make a Dear Jon, Lee and Gary: certain puritanical dements of TELL US WHO TO HOLD monetary profit for the wealthy. We are not asking you to our society uptight. We do not HANDS WITH IN THE As “Teatro MECHA” finished its last acto called “Ya Basta,” the become Homosexuals. Don’t try seek homosexual converts. We STREETS! DON’T TELL US Chicanos rose to their feet and yelled “Viva la Raza” and “Chicano to force us to become Christians. only demand the right to BE WHAT RELIGION TO BELIEVE Power.” Our Teatro presentation had gone over the time limit so we We are not, as accused, homosexual. IN! BE STRAIGHT; BE dishonest in evaluating ourselves. CHRISTIAN. BUT DON’T had to pick up our costumes and props in a hurry, giving us only a TO ALL CHRISTIAN AND couple of minutes to eat some pastry that our camales had baked for We simply do not use St. Paul’s EXPECT US TO DO YOUR writings as a measuring stick for NON-CHRISTIAN TRIP! - ? us. Hoping to return again, we rushed out in order to prepare for HETEROSEXUAL another performance, and as the last security door closed behind us we our lives—and neither do most MEL GUERRA HETEROSEXUALS. OPPRESSORS: DON’T TELL US An ex-Christian felt a mixed sensation of despair and hope for our brothers in the We do not happen to believe in WHO TO SLEEP WITH! DON’T pinta. St. Paul. His sexual life was anything but exemplary. We refuse to submit ourselves to the UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS dictates of a religion we do not LARRY BOGGS, Editor Letters Policy The opinions expressed are those of the individual writer and do not believe in. necessarily represent those of the Regents of the University of California, The NEXUS invites comment from readers on all topical and You are free to practice your the Associated Students or the UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS. Articles labelled controversial issues affecting the campus community. Address all editorial "editorial" represent a consensus of the UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS Editorial religion. You are free to impose Board unless signed by an individual writer. The UCSB DAILY NEXUS correspondence to "Letters to the Editor", UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS, P.O. 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We refuse to deny this part of our 961-3829, Gayle Kerr, Advertising Manager. lives simply because it makes THURSDAY, JANUARY 14,1971 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGES SANTA BARBARA Entertainment Guide L Information — 962-8111 Hawks’ ’Rio Lobo’ 'Song, Music, Dance' GRANADA 1216 State Street well-made movie Walt Disney's By RICHARD PROCTER strong-willed, yet feminine, 'ARIST0CATS" It really seems rather sad that a young girl (Jennifer O’Neill), the in Exchange Program "SMITH" film like “Tora, Tora, Tora” Kid (Jorge Rivero, reading his "NI0K” should get a multi-million dollar lines like he learned them The Committee on Arts and publicity hype and an exclusive, phonetically), the grizzled and Lectures and the University of hard ticket, single theatre defiant land owner (Jack Elam California Intercampus Cultural ARLINGTON engagement, while Howard providing comic relief) and a Exchange Committee present 1 j 17 State Street Hawks’ “Rio Lobo” is given the group of bad guys headed by a “Song, Music, and Dance” with instantly-into-multiples, corporate slickster and his ANY SEAT Maurice Allard, baritone; Martin $1.00 ANYTIME $1.00 take-the-money-and-run approach psychotic henchmen. Katz, pianist and William Couser, ». The characters are easily "Z" (GP) « by Warner Brothers. “Rio Lobo” dancer, on Monday, Jan. 18, at 8 » identifiable types and the actions "B0RSALIN0" (GP) « is not a great film, and it’s not p.m., in Lotte Lehmann Concert are predictable, yet the movie "HOUSE OF DARK » even really topnotch Hawks, but Hall. entertains and delights because of it’s so much better than any ' Allard is on the faculty of the its style and pace, because other western I’ve seen recently Department of Music, University although the riffe are familiar that it deserves at least a qualified of California, Irvine, and is the New STATE they are done with classic 1217 State Street rave. director of the University Chorus professional skill. >1 Howard Hawks made his and Irvine Master Chorale. y "LOVE q “Rio Lobo” bridges a creative reputation with the best of the Among choral conductors he is H STORY" (GP) 1 abyss typified by two other % Warners’ early thirties gangster unique in also being an opera invasion of Madagascar by the s Daily Showings At 4 recent Wayne vehicles, “Chisum” pictures, “Scarface,” truly zany oratorio and concert singer, Portuguese. « 2:00 - 3:50 - 5:40 and “The Undefeated.” Both H comedies of the late thirties like having performed extensively in Couser, who is presently a *1 7:30-9:30 films lurch along in twenty “His Girl Friday” and “Bringing the United States and Europe. member of the dance faculty, Late Show Frj-Sat 12:50 - a Up Baby” and a couple of classic minute segments broken up by His program for the Jan. 18 UCI, will interpret Ravel’s work fights and plot revelations. Both Bogart vehicles, “To Have or concert will include songs by in an unusual dance sequence. RIVIERA were directed by Andrew (“Have Near Santa Barbara Mission Have Not” and “The Big Sleep.” Purcell, Schubert, Debussy, For further information Gun, Will Travel”) McLaughlen, opposite Ei Encanto Hotel Auteurists delight in drawing Poulenc and Ravel’s “Chansons contact the Arts and Lectures and neither is really unwatchable com plicated allegorical Madecasses,” a cycle of three Ticket Office, Bldg. 402, — just no better than implications from his later songs concerned with the 961-3535. Tickets are $2 and $1. James Joyce's westerns, especially “Rio Bravo.” what’s oh television. "ULYSSES" A n y really weighty “Rio Lobo," on the other -AND- considerations of his work risk hand, is a finely constructed "FACES" becoming overwrought and movie, the kind of ultimately Embarc^uvro l ludicrous, for westerns, “Rio entertaining film that MAGIC LANTERN #1 & Dei Norte • Isla1 ^ i_ WVista * . 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Santa Barbara, 72 per cent of shape: if you won't wear It, you STRIPED GREY & BLACK & off; almost everything; 6560 Pardall certainly can't expect someone else TAN. HUGE BEAUTIFUL TAIL. Rd. I.V. 968-5038. those querried still wanted oil 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED $110 LOST IN UNIVERSITY VILLAGE to! Bring any clothes up to the 964-1542 operations out of the Santa C.A.B. office, any day of the week WED. 12/30 PLEASE CALL 15% off on parts and Labor. Barbara Channel. between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 1 Bdrm. Furn. Sml Bldg, with big 968*4101 AFT. 5 PM. REWARD. Foreign and Domestic repairs. lawn. $135 6584 El Greco no. 14. VW Specialist must present Of this group, 47 per cent ARTISTS... The editors of the Student ID card. Addison wanted oil out immediately and 1971 LA CUMBRE are looking for 12~MotorcycJes Automotive 1439 Chapala Immed sublet 1 bedroom apt next 25 per cent after the leak near student work to publish in a new to campus near town $120. 8-5093. 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Bultaco Pursang Street/dirt Clean 17—Travel enrolled in a geography course Elmo Bandersnatch-sez ya dont fast Mech. excel. 685-1056. have to play lousy to be cheap $50 Skis Killy 800's markerbindings Need trans. and/or trav. comp, to dealing with problems of any gig 968-8163 or 2-3324. used 1 day $150 208cm 968-7117. Mexico City before Feb. contact environmental pollution and 13—Personals Mike 6649 Trigo B I.V. Summer Job - Limited openings AR-2AX speakers KENWOOD available techniques for solving earnings over $600 a month KA6000 amp 1019 Daul Turntable them. phone after 5 p.m. 687-2835. Getaway cards make excellent EUROPE CHARTER FLIGHTS. Interview by app. 968-2400. credit refs. TWA George 8-8587. Several schedules available. The professor, Norman Coordinator; Professor Margaret S.A.U.C.E.R. Presents "Battle in Men's bike for sale $25 in very Sanders, states that he was as good condition 685-1375. Rent $73 mo. apt. for $65! 1 bdrm. Paal; 247 Roycroft Ave. Long Outer Space" Jan 16, 7:30 and share 6626 Picasso no. 1 685-1773 Beach 9080 3 438-2179. interested in getting his students 9:30 in Chem 1179 only 50c. Guitar unused Harmoney Classical Help me I'm stuck in 2 leases and into the community- to meet cost 90 sell 75 968-9892. desperate. Leslie. Do you Plan to buy, rent, or CUSTOM PRINTED T—SHIRTS Lease any Model European car? John-Q-Citizen as he was with SHORELINE SPORTSWEAR • Are you traveling to Europe? 964-3614 Martin 0-16 New Yorker Guitar sampling opinions. takes steel or nylon strings perfect 14—Rides Offered If either answer Is yes then Contact us... The poll showed that a APT BLDG MGR married cpI only condition $150 964-2620. RIDERS wanted to West LA. 2-3 STANFORD EUROPEAN AUTO, Inc. majority of those interviewed did no pets or kids - call 968-2306 6 to PO Box 13623 (UCSB) 8 pm only Lthr Jacket long fringe new, size wkends/month. 968-3041 eves. 40L $35 San Rafael - 3502C. Santa Barbara 93107 966-2614 not believe that “an adequate job Open soon Earthling Books 35 W 15—Rides W anted in fighting pollution during the Canon Perdido. Beautiful friendly Springer Spaniel past year” had been carried out pups AKC $45 968-7497. 19—Typing Play it safe! Last Day Feb. 5. Over Colorado? 2 need ride Jan. 20 at any governmental level. $100,000 in medical benefits were 4 TRACK TAPES $1.00 each 6504 anywhere inbetween 968-0226. Seventy per cent thought that paid to UCSB students during the Seville no. 9. Typing. IBM Selectric, Carbon past year! Ride to-from Santa Ana area sh. gas Ribbon. Reasonable. 962-0470. U.S. Congressmen and Governor for only $20 - the special Gibson FJN guitar perfect wknd Rich 968-3449/685-1202. Ronald Reagan had done an STUDENT HEALTH condition call Mike 685-1882. Experienced Typist Current Rates, inadequate job; 68 per cent INSURANCE PLAN Quality paper 687-2337. cannot be beaten: covers TEAC A-1200V tapedeck new 16—Services Offered thought likewise of President hospitalization, surgical, medical, heads excel cond $200 968-6807. Richard Nixon’s efforts; 59 per ambulance! More info available at REGISTER TO VOTE In federal, Typing service fast accurate work. state and local elections 968*5915 Cashier's office, UCen & Adm. Diving wt belt $10 tank back-pack Reasonable rates. 963-2745. cent, Santa Barbara County Bldg. $20 like new 685-2156 Jim Dave. (Continued on p. 7, col. 1) Students, Faculty & Staff! Save 67 Datsun 1600 sport $1350 or $2.50 now by obtaining your best offer 963-4762. LET'S DINE OUT remit envelope at the AS Cashiers Office in UCen *55 Jaguar XK 140 MC Cabriolet in or Room 1053 in Storke exc. cond. $1150 Ph. 963-7543. Publications Bldg. Eat at 38 A t ( S H E E T S restaurants for Vz price plus other Double album 8-tracks $4.00 your holiday or vacation bonuses. This is choice 968-9796. our 7th year in Santa Barbara. Reg $7.50 - only $5. HARMAN KARDON STEREO amp. Garrard turntable Lahti spks. 7* Sabat Dinghy, sail - terms - 3897 2—Apts, to Share Fairfax Rd. S.B. PIZZA SMORGASBORD Girls bike - Lots of baskets. $10. 1 male to share spacious duplex Call 968-4101 eves. contact Dave at 968-0936. *70 STEREO COMPONENTS Monday-Friday 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. 1 male $60/m o. 6702 Del Playa no. complete system, 100 watts A 685-1371 or 968-5561. AM-FM-MPX. Professional Garrard automatic changer. Tinted cover. 1 guy to sublet part of Large Air suspension speakers. Will accept comfortable Beachside apt at 6681 payments, $20 cash & 12 payments ALL THE PIZZA AND Del Playa no. 2 685-1658. of $13.25. Stereo Credit Dept. 687-5340, Loreto Plaza. 1 or 2 to sublease apt. near campus. Call 685-1368. PUPPIES FOR PEACE. Nonviolent SALAD YOU CAN EAT mixed Samoyeds only $13 each Need one F for Trigo 4 Women phone 962-4435 urgent 968-9741. Need girl to sublet winter & sp. 7 —Found own bedroom & bath 968-6686, Silver ring init. L.A.M . in Ellsn 1 or 2 F for apt 6510 Sabado Tarde women's restroom. $68-4098. no. C 968-9834 $55 mo. PIZZA SPECIAL Roommate wanted W&S qtrs. Jan. 8-Help Wanted paid nice pad, pool 968-7554. WITH THIS COUPON - GOOD THROUGH IAN. 10 Help! I need an AMATEUR 3 -A u to s fo r Sale M AG ICIAN for Sat., Jan. 23 call Patti for info. 968-8984. 1965 VOLVO SEDAN excellent APT BLDG MGR married cpI only cond. 60,000 mi. new tires $950 no pets or kids • call 968-2306 6 to firm. Call 684-3985. 8 pm only. 1964 Ford Custom, very good condition, $500, call 968-0431. 9 —House fo r R ent 5 0 < OFF Family S i 1962 VW bus reblt engine exclnt Share hse in S.B. 1 male grad $75+, condition $750 968-4669. quiet, together 965-8431. 60 VW sedan, new tires, tune-up good transportation 967-2967. H - L a s t 1969 Triumph GT6+, wire wh. British poetry book along bike path 5 0 c OFF Double Pirelli tires, tape deck, 3200 mi. Tues, afternoon 968-2754. Sacrifice. S.Y. 688-4805. Lost wallet reward. Left in V.W. COUPON 63 Ford new rblt. eng. very clean bus in Santa Monica, evening, Jan. $500 or offer 685-1903. 8, Driver enroute Kan. - I.V. married student out 36 days early 60 FIA T 1100 It Runs! from army winter enroll. Vehicle GOLETA $40 or offer 968-6001. old, flag headliner bald tires, David Rahill 1423 9th St no. 5 LA 90404 *63 Buick Conv. Electra. Rblt. 213-393-4893 or call 685-1279. 6396 Hollister Avenue Pigmobile nu tires offer 4-1892. Blk & wht kitten, male, skinny lost Must sell my Friendly car 62 VW Tlmr. Please call 968-9892. Phone 968-2565 Sun roof Good cond. 968-4978. Female Collie-hound-shepherd (5 66 Bug clean original owner $975 mos.) "Duchess.” Missing since Ph. 961-2533. Xmas day from Red Rose Way on the Mesa. Fawn/white coloring, Santa Maria 64 Ford Van; $650 leather collar w/beads. REWARD Jim Lopes, 6641 Del Playa. please call 968-0826 after 6 PM. 1555 S. Broadway 1963 Sunbeam Alpine low miles 2 Lost-Yellow girls 5-speed bike at Phone W A 2-5771 tops new brakes 685-1194 Fountainebleu call 968-5741 REWARD! No questions asked. THURSDAY, JANUARY 14,1971 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE 7 Bony up for Bruins Tickets still Gymnasts ready for All-Cal

By GARY STEIN on sale for “I was pleased; most of our competitors did real well.” ALL-AMERI­ That was how UCSB Coach Art Aldritt summed up his gymnastics CAN - Gaucho squad’s performance in last Friday night’s triangular meet with San great Tim Fernando Valley State College and Cal Poly Pomona. For all intents Bonynge takes Long Beach and purposes, the Gauchos met their pre-meet goal of 120 points and time out from a one victory by tallying 119.13 points to SFVSC’s 140.06 and Cal Poly’s 84.9. workout in By TOM WALSH Tickets are still available for UCSB’s performers in the sidehorse and free exercise competitions preparation for the UCSB—Cal State Long Beach did so well that the Gauchos were ahead of Valley State after the the Gaucho — basketball game which will be initial two events. Against a goal of 22 points, the sidehorse trio of UCLA game to played this Saturday at 8 p.m. in Brian Kolb, Tim Carlton and Jim Wayman put together a total of be played Friday the Long Beach Arena. 24.73. Kolb earned his all time highest score, a 9.0, while Carlton’s at 8 p.m. in first score of the season (8.4) was higher than his entire average of last Robertson Gym. The Gauchos who are year. Wayman, an all around man, contributed 7.33 markers. Coach Suwara presently 10—2, and the 49ers Led by senior team captain Jeff Rosen, the free exercise squad also who are sporting a 10—4 mark topped its pre-contest goal of 23.3 by scoring 23.6 points. Rosen had says Bony has are rated as the top two choices the potential to an average of 8.13, while sophomore Dave Izzo added a 7.8 and for the PCAA league title. “It freshman Bob Henderson, a 7.67. be the greatest should be the showdown of the In addition to winning the sidehorse, Kolb captured the parallel bar player in the year,” according to Coach Ralph competition with a mark of 8.15. For his two excellent routines, the area, and that he Barkey. sophomore received his coach’s special accolades as “Gymnast of the has been living Tickets are on side for $1.50 Week.” Rosen also earned Aldritt’s praise as he went over his goal in up to his with a student body card at the free exercise, long horse and rings. All-American Ticket Office in Robertson Gym. The Gaucho musclemen travel south Friday for a full weekend of honors. Bus transportation is being competition. Friday at 3 p.m. UCSB faces San Diego State in its 1971 provided by the Recreation Pacific Coast Athletic Association opener. Department at $2.50 for the Saturday the team moves over to UC San Diego to take on UCLA round trip. and UCSD in the All-Cal Meet. 1971 Volleyball Schedule

Jan. 15 Fri. UCLA Robertson Gym 8 p.m. Jan. 16 Sat. Pepperdine Robertson Gym 8 p.m. Jan. 30 Sat. San Diego State Robertson Gym 8 p.m. Feb. 13 Sat. UC Berkeley Robertson Gym 8 p.m. Feb. 14 Sun. All-Cal Tournament Robertson Gym 8 p.m. CLEARANCE Feb. 26 Fri. use Robertson Gym 8 p.m. Mar. 5 Fri. Stanford Robertson Gym 8 p.m. Mar. 6 Sat. UCSB Collegiate Robertson Gym 9 a.m.- Invitational 11 p.m. Apr. 2 Fri. Cal State Robertson Gym 8 p.m. Long Beach SALE Apr. 9-10 NCAA Regionals Robertson Gym All day Fri. & Sat. Apr. 16 Fri. Loyola Robertson Gym 8 p.m. SOITS------1/2 OFF S.B. polled on oil problems (Continued from p. 6) operate without pollution in the WOOL SPORT Supervisors; 57 per cent Santa Channel than it is with actually 1/3 OFF Barbara City Councilmen and 65 eliminating such pollution. COATS ------per cent, the State Legislators. Former Secretary of the The poll also showed that a Interior Walter J. Hickel, who at majority of those interviewed: the time of the poll was still in • Would be willing to pay office, was judged by 42 per cent HEAVY JACKETS____ 1/3 OFF more in taxes and costs for of those sampled to be bn the manufactured goods in order to side of the oil industry. clean up the environment; Twenty-one per cent placed him • Believed that the oil industry under the banner of pollution BOTTON DOWN is more concerned with giving the control, and 37 per cent just impression that it is trying to weren’t sure at all. SHIRTS______1/4 OFF ALL LEATHER SHOES ------1/4-1/3 OFF

All Riding Lessons have been postponed one week to allow 1/2 OFF more students to sign up. Classes SOME S L A C K S -- --- are now scheduled to begin the week of Jan. 18—22. Each class meets 8 times for an hour and a half each meeting. MTW classes will be for beginners and the ThF WOOL SHIRTS & classes will be for intermediate riders. All classes last from 1/4 OFF 1—2:30 PM. and the fee is $20. SWEATERS______Sign—ups are now being taken in the Rec Dept. Call 961-3737 for more info. PIPES & ACCESSORIES... 1/4 OFF (EXCEPT TOBACCO) STOREWIDE DISCOUNT OF 10% EXCEPT FAIR TRADE ITEMS

DOES YOUR IMPORTED OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY EVENINGS CAR NEED REPAIR? 7 - 9 THIS WEEK & NEXT Sale Ends 23rd. HEI-MAC RACING AND MEN'S WEAR SPORTS CAR SERVICE 148 AERO CAMINO - GOLETA 966 Embarcadero del Mar Isla Vista Ph. 968-3611 968-0619 PAGE 8 DAILY NEXUS Kiosk meetings Tenant's Union tonight at 8 at St. Mark’s Church. College Unit, American Red Cross, meets today at 7 p.m. at 6599 Madrid No. 1. An advanced first aid class will begin. The first meeting will determine permanent time and place. Sailing Club meeting today at 7:30 p.m. in 2294 UCen. Colonel's Coeds meets this afternoon at 4 in the Military Science Building. Gaucho Christian Fellowship, today at 7 p.m. Urbana feedback, with discussions, sharing and singing. Rides to the meeting leave at 6:35 p.m. from the Psych building and Lynn Jordan's apartment, 6595 Cordoba. PIPRB, at 2 p.m. in 2272 UCen. Important meeting; members unable to attend should call Robin Donoghue at 961-2875 or 968-0227. Project Pakistan Sunday, Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. in 1004 SH. This is the first meeting of the quarter—all are welcome. Geography Union meets Friday, Jan. 15 at noon in 3613 Ellison. All are welcome. I.V. Traffic Commission tonight at 7 at Brady's in I.V . Open to the public. Bah'ai Fireside today at 8 p.m. at 6823 del Playa. For any additional info call 968-2706. flicks 'T h e Ski Bum," showing tonight in CH at 7 and again at 9:30. This is a very heavy flick produced by former UCSB graduate and El Gaucho editor David R. Dawdy. Tickets are 75 cents, sold only at the door. SAUCER is sponsoring a film , "Battle in Outer Space," Saturday, Jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. and again at 9:30 p.m. in 1179 Chem. Admission is 50 cents and tickets are sold only at the door. happenings Increase your voltage and make your life bright and high. Classes in HATH A —RAJA—begin today from noon until 2 p.m. in 2272 UCen. Kundalini Yoga is sponsored by AS. and this is the third year by Yogi Haeckel. KCSB—FM: tonight from 10 p.m. — 1 a.m., the Gregg Christopher Radio Show—'T h e New Magic Theatre for Mad Men Only," featuring 'T h e Black Voices of I.V." things • Attention all art students: you should pick up your paintings, drayvings and portfolios from the Fall 1970 quarter by Friday, Jan. 22. After this date all pieces will be disposed of by the A rt Dept. Contact Frank DeCosta any weekday from 4—4:30 p.m. in 1344 Art. One of the oldest of Community Affairs Board programs—the city school clothing bank—desperately JACK needs additional clothing donations. Any size is cool, but make sure the CHEESE clothes are in good shape: if you SPECIAL GOOD THURS., JAN. 14 thro WED.. JAN. 20 won't wear it, you cannot expect DISCO someone else tol Bring any clothes up DISCO FOODS SAVES YOU 14' sJk E? to CAB Office any day of the week, 8 a.m. — 5 p.m. " " " ’S EXTRA BONUS SPECIAL announcements m r z-tAN INDIVIDU ALLY Free professional draft counseling PANTRY PRIDE « w r a p p e d s u c e s continues to be available on campus and at the I.V . Service Center. For SLICED V1, appointments, sign up at the Interim or call 961-2097. AMERICAN Applications for candidates for Leg SPECIAL GOOD THURS.. JAN. 14 thro WED.. JAN. 20 Council Rep-at-large and Non-Affiliated Rep are due in the A.S. DISCO FOODS SAVES YOU 14' Office by Friday, Jan. 15. 1971 Edwin Corle Book Collection Contests—undergraduate and graduate awards. $200 first prize, $100 second and $50 third for each contest. FRUIT PIES 6865 Pamphlets available at the Library. Deadline for entrees, March 29, 1971. • BANQUET HOLLISTER FROZEN AT The Associated Students • 20-0Z. PKG. STORKE ROAD Opinion Polls mailed to 29 GOLETA students this week will be collected outside the UCen today and tomorrow.