La Jolla Residents Face Eviction
A second meeting to solve the crisis was For M cKinnon to be able to beat th e ov. a p rmlt In timl'. HI' referred to the recent planned for and held Wednesday in the 7 height restriction and build to five stori es, statp Supreme Court rultng that has nearly It now appears that the eight poor Greater Prince Chapel AME Church, as wa s he must show that "substa ntial construc haltl'd issuance of building pl'rmlts and amilies who fa ced eviction to make way for the first meeting. Rev. Lonnie Wormley tion" has taken place. cau~ed delays of more than four weeks condominium will be able to remain in again chaired the group. Retired judge Roger Ruffin said tha t he The ruling rl'quires that the environmen heir La jolla homes for at least 30 days past "We postponed this meeting for two days would have only to rale one of the tal Impact of any budding proJPct be he Oct. 27 deadline set by their landlord, so that Mr. McKinnon could be here; why buildings and begin to dig the foundation, evaluated. The guid Imes for e"aluatlon, li nton McKinnon. M cKinnon is a former isn't he here?" Mrs. josie Foulks asked, as well as show that preliminary expenses howevf'(, have not be n estab!:shed. ongressman and owner of the SENTINEl. speaking, she said, for the families facing had be en incurred, to establish "substan tial A rl'al answer to the problem has not M cKinnon explained to his tenants at a eviction who could not attend the meeting construction." bl'en found. Thl' clty\ Il'asl' hOUSing eeting last Sunday that he must act in his because they must work. " But," he said, " the prospects look d im program could offer no hop(' for Immediatp own best interest and begin construction on Mrs. Bloomfield, representing Clinton for iss uance of a building permit b fore rl'lll'f as there are sevl'n thousand familil'S in is condominium before Nov. 7 when he McKinnon, explained that he was very bu sy Nov. 7." " We may have som thing to San Dlello alrl'ady wailing for low-coS! xpects a 30-foot height limit to be ap and, at the tim of the meeting, in EI Cajon forestall this for a good long time" He said un II) Rev Wormlpy told thp group that roved for La jolla by the voters. This would on bu, iness. She answered few questions, that h and Gord on Rubm from the Legal thPrp hdS bl'l'n a trend for the' poor to ha\p Imit his proposed five-story building to but repeatedly said that McKinnon had Aid SOCI ty have deSigned "legal defenses" to IpaV(' La Jolla for a long tlmp hree. great sympathy for his tenants. He had been that cou ld keep the tenan ts from being A committe,' {omposl'd ot tov.n COUrKtI The tenants complained that there is no losing money, she said, because of the low evicted. m!'mbers, bu~inessmen, clPrg • local ow-cost housing anywhere in the area and rent he asked of the families. Sh e said He declined to go mto the nature of th( ch, rdnm and othpr peopl!' has bl'en formpd hat 30 days was not enough time. The 60 . McKinnon had held the land for more than defense and asked that a closed meeting of to work for pl'rmdnent ,olutlons eople affected are mostly chicanos and seven years and now it wa s time to collect th ose directly involved be held, saymg that T!'mporary chair man V\altf'r James said, lacks and many are maids and gardeners his investment. M c Kinnon h as land any decisions about possible laWSUits should "~V Nv year La Jol ld losps 10 t.Jmilr('s thiS or La Jolla families. They have neither the holdings all over the county with an be held p rivately With the tena nts. way II we' don't lind a ,olutlon thPre will ime nor the transportation necessary to assessed value of nearly a million and a half Counci lman Gil Johnson sai d he does not so m('day b(' no minorities In La Jolla at all. ook for housing that does not exist. dollars. see any p ossibility of McKinnon's obtammg ThPrp are amw('fs."
Propo ition 6, 7, 8 In Trouble? Modest Propositions Legal Aid Available Greg Hicks The California Supreme Court has r cently changed The is sues contained in the requirements to 30 days Various legal ser ices are the types of problems en- Propositions 6, 7, and 8 repre for state, county, and precinct now available to all under- countered by students" Thl'se 'ent a wide range of problems (this could , however, be graduates who fill out and lawyers are a\ailable to furnish nd questions. changed by a futur court send back an appltcation form advice and answ r questions The proposals which are decision!. Proposi tion 7 would for membership In the Center regarding Indlli/dual legal ontained in Proposition 6 can al so abolish the clause in the for Legal and ocial ervices. problems (that ma pertain to e Simply stated. This proposi State Con stitution which Regularly-collected fees were aCCidents, u~('d car hassles, ion suggests a small number prohibits those illiterate in the used to pay for the program small claim rourt, consumer f cha nges. in the California English language from voting. after the student body gave Its fraud, or am ot her matter). tate Constitution. If the This requirement was approvalinareferendumheld E\en studen member also roposition is passed the suspended until Aug. 6, 1975 in la st M arch. Because the fee IS will be entitled to one free rovision in the state constitu som counties by the Federal on ly collected from un- consultation with a panl' at- IOn which limits the terms of Vo tin g Rig h t sAc t derg rad uates, a graduate stu- torne~ in hiS olilcl' durinli; the flicers and commissioners to Amendments of 1970. This dent who w ishes to obtain the period of sen ill' Once tne our years, if this term is not proposition would also cove r age must pay a student hd s b(' n referred oa Ipe'C'lfied in the Constitution, redefine residence as it affects membership fee on an in- panel attorn('\ here arf' no auld be repealed . The peopl e moving from one dlvi dual basi . The fl'e for re,trtctlom Ur()p the t\P or Legl~lat ur t' would define these county or precinct to another. UCSD graduate students and l'xtent ot leg.!1 rt'pre,ent,,1I0Q erm >. Th propmition would In addition, it would abolish th eir families has b een lor \\hich tht ,tucien! m.l\ 1>0 sti pulate that th e salaries ce rt ain aspect of the law reduced, howl.'\er, from the {ontr.1< t. )f f I('cted state officers could relating to primary elections center's normal membNshlp (3) ~m('rgpn( \ help In ot be reduced during their (no substantial changes would fee arrl',t,-th(' tudent npf>d ('[m~ of office. be made, however) . It would The c nter pro\ Ide, legal onl\ tll phollf> 0'11' numh r In delete provislom ha ving to do ervices in three area,: (1) th(' (!\('nt ot .In arrt' t, an j the with conduct of electio ns Education-throug h a (<'ntN tdt (\·hl h"on-caIl24 Proposi tion 7 likewi se (aga in, the chang s would be program including seminar" hour d day) \\t! u'<' thp I lor- rnnmes a number o f hanges relative ly minor). nl.'wspaper articles and " do- matlon furl1l,hpd 0n he n the tat Constitution. A Up to Date It-yourself" legal proolem- m('mo('r,hlr apl'II< dtlOI1 10('11 w~ , vo te on this propo it ion Th ose who favor Proposition soh,ing kit , the cente'r ~taff to P('~ thl' t.toerlt" 'pp ,1 1\ould provide for changes in 7 state that ra ss age of the hopes to prevent needle dlf- rC'll'd (' from tdt! Rplea ()r t I ( I.ltln~ to qu a lifi ca tion ~ for meas ure w ould delete ob- ficultles and unhappy con- no oad (nn thp r p·nbC" n primary elections, and in~, solete mat('rial in th State frontallon with the legdl " O\\'n rpco 'nIZ.Hhl") (an lthPr ma tt ers hav ing. to do onstitution and bring it up to y tem trequentl, b' notdlnt'd, ('l,t- IIh elections. The voting age dat . Th ey say also that it Man of the diff icul t ling the time th .. ,tudpnt mu't (qui r e m e nt would b e would remove unneces ary Ituatlon that contront ,pendinldillromupto"'"eral h,lnged from 21 years to 18 languag contained in the .--______-, students are problem~ onl~ \Cr\ unplN,ant Ii.!\, to I ' a I H\. (This really amounts to Constitution and provide a because the rndl\ldual lad. tcw hour" III mo,t ta P'; II I) more than changing a clear and conci article on Th e oast Cruis er will begin f ro m En initas to Del knowl('dge and or acces to ha t j, impo",hlt'. th(' (,pnlN r()\I~ lon made obsolet by ~ervice votin !>, jame ~ Whet more, ad ' the r(',ources that ,""ould \'.111 wor~ to gl't hat! wt at .1 h( Twe nty-six th Amendment .., M ar thi M on ay morning. () the U. . onstitution.) The ~ t a te ~ enator from the 35th Bu s dri v er~ Alii o n Pi ckering. Ela ine Cornell, Bill nead, and ('nable him to deal with the minimum "tt('r r('iC'a l', the 's tri ct and opponent of h f I f' 'C . ~IIUJtlon frequentl, (enl('r "" lIr('l(f Iw,tuden to ,'~id('nc(' r quir e ment~ would DI Tony Barnw II announce t a t or t 1(" ,, ~ t Wl'(,,, oaq rUI er J ( (hange d from one year Propos ition 7, st ales th at se rvicl' will b <:> free to a quaint Iho<;e rl'Siding m orth landlord tendnt problem , lor J p.JnC' I ,1\tornp.\ tor 0/1(' Irl'\' th o u g h r es iden ce r - e~ample, C,1n hI' workp.d out (on,ult,lIlon to dn~wer (' Idt'nle In th e tate, 90 da ys ounty with it s service. quirement s have been Np twe sail factortl" without thl' and di<;cu"" h(' ("/(fl'nce in th e county, and k '~~c h c du le i sa~ foll o ws · quc\tlon~ reduced to 30 days thi deci- neel' Sit 01 a lawYe'r If the' chMgl's filed againq thl' ,tu- 4 days res iden p in th elec sion can bc re ve rsed . He ays ,tud('nt IS aware of d few balc dcnt thl' -rudenl's legal right, hln prerinct to an amount of also in conn ction with the Monday Through Friday: l.1w' and procedure' Ln- and thl' diff('rl'nt .Jltprnarl>e' In I' which the L gislature cont('\ted divorce~ (or dl~- open to him (ll/Id de ide on . continued on pa e 12 ~olu\lons) can man time be l ow Fee ob tained by the pMt I'S \ m Ipl' ch.Hg('d tOI legal Leaves ENCINITAS Arrives UCSO/ UREY HAL them,(>lvcs Without h.1'"ing to repr\' ('ntatlnn hcyond an in Factory Reopens 7:20 a.m. 7:50 a.m. pay legal tees nd con ullier Hldl (on\ultatlon will be at the 8:20 a.m. 8:50 a.m. prool(>m~ can often be rdtf' of onl'-half th(' minimum factory as .l performance 1 h(' A nomal y Fal-tory 9:20 a.m. 9:50 a.m. .lVoldpd by individual, awcrl' B.H "'~O(l.ltlon fr , Further "ope n s thE' " Ama l ing .. pa ce for th remaindrr of th of th (,1r right a~ con~umer<) thl' altornl'\, ha\f' agreed to '\m.llgamated Amorphous" CUI rent run. " Amorphous" is a Leaves UCSO/ Arrive Encinita be IIp'ibl(' In \\orklng out an multi-s cnsual theatrical mal h" hiday and aturday at 8 5:10 p.m. UREY HALL 5:40 p.m. Attorney Available Jrcommodatlng paym nt ) m. Alt r major modifi in which thl' audien i fre(> 6: 10 p.m. 6:40 p.m. ..,hedull' With tudent .1tlon to the male and th to choo their own dire tion, 10:10 p.m. 10:40 p.m. (2) i il re ferral-the cent(>r ml'mh('(, huch as a down pay length of tay, and degre of n,laliation of em rg ncy fir malnlaln an open ('n~~~ ;:" ,.-" ... ,"rl n"' ...... "thl" In ... ~ .,t ... the fir mar hal has parti Ipation. Ti k ts are el of alto rne s who are "ex q allm(>nt I available at the Urcy Hall Bo Igrced to allow th u of the perlC' n ed m and \en It I e to continued on pa e 9 Office or at th door (257 M ). More Protests in '72, Thl' foliowinJ:: IS a faft-shpl't '. (oncernlng he vil' w s of says A.C.E. The Passion of Joan VS. Dpmorraflc randidatf' Frank Frank Caprio Bob Wilson Caprio and Rl'publlcan candi d atI' and incumbent Bob The American Council on Southeast, and 29.7% in the'" jonl gorwxxJ Wilson, who are both running Education says that campus West and Southwest. for thp 40th Congrl'~slonal "anti-war" demonstrations in "Nationally, the student .,...... , se"t, April were less violent but strike called for Friday, April 21 ::. . Both mf'n are conducting more numerous than those was largely unsupported," "The President wants to trim the fat from our military Bayer and Astin said. "Only Wide-sca le campaigns anrl arp following U.S. military action budget. Senator McGovern would unilaterally slash Our Frank B. Caprio four per cent of the in both attl'mptlng to attract thf' in Cambodia in 1970. defense to ribbons." Party: Demodratic stitutions reported any general studf'n t vote. lJCSD 1\ 10 thp In a recently released " McGovern proposes a federally guaranteed right for all Age: 26 observance of the strike, and 40th Congresslondl di\trlC! . report , two Council Americans to a pollution-free environment and a new super· Ed uca tion : BA , Sociology, only about 2% of the cam al one we hav e t h e Salk perpetuate the present situa researchers, Dr. Alan E. Ba yer agency, patterned after NASA, to deal with pollution." University of Maryla nd; two Bob Wilson puses (an estimated 53 in Insti tut e, Scripps Institut of tion in which 41 per cent of and Dr. Alexa nder W. Astin, " The President has redu ced personal income taxe s and has yea rs graduate work, United Part y: Rl'publican stitutions) had as much as one O ceanography, tl I' University lull time women workers ea rn estimated demonstrations oc proposed Federal rev enue sharing that would ease the Sta tes International University. Age: 55 third of the student body ab of California and major com less than $4,000, while 13 per curred on 16% of American pressure of your propert y tax." Occupation Co-ordinator of Edu~ation : BA In Art, Otis Proposition 22: Declined to Desegregation: Wilson op se nt from classrooms in sup panies. It is clear we have the cent of men do. I support the campuses after the 1970 incur- " If elected, M cGove rn guarantees a job for every man Bayside Community Center, a Institute of Art, lower divilion stat p pows mandatorv bUlln~. sion into Cambodia, co m port of the strike. Numerically, talents and fa cilities. Through Eq ual Rights Amendment, " I monglv support quality and woman who deserves to work by contracting with private United Community Services work at an Diego State Hartke Amendment: Wilson 0 the number of students in a transiti on program, we can although I do not believe C'duratlon for all regdrdless of rres te pared to 27 /0 in April of t~is Industry to meet the nation's needs for housing, pUbli c age ncy,servingmainly C hica no O ccupation : Advertiser IUPPOrt\ the Hartke Amend Murder Suspect A d year after renewed U.S. raids each of the incidents averaged guarantee ourselves a clear women should be subjected to rdCf' and oppose segregation transit, environmental protection, and other needs." · • • and Italian famili es in down Congressman for 10 terms (20 ment Wil so n fe"ls that a on North Vietnam. about 120, with an estimated sk y, unpolluted waters, a the draft, just as I believe men III publIC schools. However, I Pre si dential elections, 1972 . It is on everybody's mind. Yet town San Diego: TA at UCS D years) . Fourth - ranking military man has made a con " The tone of unrest in April 52 campus incidents involving reaso nably priced rapid transit shou ldn't." do not support mandatory Richard Keith hoopman, alleged murderer of Holly d spite the obvious ideological differences between Nixon for the History and Theory of Republican member of the tract with the government was significantly different than more than 500 students." system, preservation of parks huslng as a meam 01 achlf'vmg Halvorson, former UC D student, was found and arrested ~nd McGovern, countless Americans still have not com Non-Violent Action. Education: Caprio supports House Armed Services Com This contract involves a lot of that of earlier yea rs," they The two researchers said and open spaces, quality low millee. raCial balanc!' in our schools. recpntly in Larkspur, California. mitted themselves to one man or the other. " McGovern's a Participation in Community more fundi ng for education. work and small salary. Wilson added. " There were few in that destruction of property in cost housing, and jobs, all "<.Jturdlly th(' Federal Govern The UCSD coed was shot while hitchhiking from Del Mar to dog, but ixon is a rat," you say . " And where can one go to Affairs: Founder of Non " Too much was spent this P~rticipation in community af feel s the government ha s a cidents of violence or destruc the April demonstrations was ba sed upon a peace-time mpnl dops ha'l'! an important the campus. Witnesses SilY her body was thrown from a fast find the truth about either candidate?" There will always be violent Action, the anti-war year for defense, while too fairS: Honorary Director of respomibility to recomputp "rare." They estimated that economy." role In impl!'m('ntln~ Suprpmp moving car near the Muir campus on luly 29. Miss Halvorson tion." the hard-liners who in one ca mp maintain th at McGovprn group that initiated th e USS little was spent lor education ational Arthritis Foundation and pay benefits of rE'tlred Their estimates were based only one per cent of the Court dpcllionl on srhool was ta~pn to cripps Hospital where she died. rouldn't tie his shoe laces if God (Nixon) Himself decreed it Constellation vote: precinct Desegregation: Caprio sup in the Federal budget this year. Rotary, American Legion, Son~ military personnel The suspect IS bein~ held, pending tria l, in San Diego. on a 100% re sponse to a nation's campuses had any while the other ca mp gleefu ll y recounts the foibles of Trick E: of the American Revolution dE'~"gr"gatlon .. work"r in former Represent a ports desegregation. This is wrong. Our country has Youth Support: Wilson (0- national survey of 242 property destruction. On the Dick as they plan M cGovern's Inauguration Ball. tive George Brown's ca m " The Federal Govern ment's a commitment to educate her . avy League, KiwaniS, Op~ author('d the 18-v ar-old vote represen tative institutions for other hand, they said, 16% of tlmlsts. Defense contracts: Wilson is The rest of th e country (politically nebulous, fickle, and paign, Democrat in Monterey role in implementing Supreme people. I have supported the amendment and fE'els he will ming ACE 's " Higher Education all institutions had peaceful primarily responSible for wishy-washy as it is) constitutes a battlefield where every four Park in 1970, worked as a Draft Court decisions on school 12 education bills that have gl't a share of the vote. PaneL" The panel provides an marches or rallies. Silent vigils Military Service: Relea sed bnnRIn~ 1 billion dollars of yedrs the war for votes is fought. However, before girding Cou nse lor. desegregation is to insure been put before Congress " I fE'el I am gOing to get a accurate sampling of were held at an e stimated 99 from military service on the militarv contracts to an Diego their loins for mudslinging, innuendos, sly compromises, and Military Service: Conscien equal opportunities for every during the last two years. I good share of th e young ity Council America's 2500 univE'rsities, institutions. basis of hardship (his daughter for thl\ IIs(al ,par th e ordeal of shaking one million sweaty palms in an tiOUS Objector. one. School busing and believe education is a top ~otPrS . I think young p"o four-year colleges, and junior The researchers concluded came down with rheumatic VVil~on 's POSition in he afte rn oon, both warriors must go through the prelims. They Le ngth of San Diego redistricting are necessary priority matter." that "stu dents have lever) immediately before he pie arf' much maligned these HOUle Armed erVlcl's Com and community collE'ges. ca ll it The Convention. Residence: 6 yea rs. because we have seg rega ted Intern Program Consistent with earlier fin demonstrated a contin uing Proposition 2: Th e statewide was to be shipped overseas for rlays D,,>pite somE' of thow mltt!'p is inltrumental in the Si nging and Dancing one another in t rms of where atrocious hairdos, they are dings about ca mpus unrest, capacity to mobilize in order bond measure to Increase duty. ~rJntin~ ot 1 billion dollars' McGovern's volu nteers love to recount the bleak davs Viet nam War: Caprio calls for we live and where we go to WIIOU I minded about their The chance to gain academic credit for work in City the April demonstrations to protest the war, but they health facilities in California - worth of mililary contracts to when their man had only four percent in the polls and how an immediate end to the war. schooL" Length of San D iego government may have arrived for UCSD students. Students, have turned in large measure country and I applaud that .. <;an Dlpgo II \.\ Triton Times Page 2, 0 tober 13, 1972 t • • Yes on 15 SOFA ·Serves Professor David Houton, UCLA Marilyn S. Stolfa Campus Coordinator California for Yes on 15 SOFA, trongly Oriented for Action, a group dedicated to You get it eHer at !THE '\'IiEl~)~Ii()t]SEI the improvement of conditions in La lolla's minority com Ca lifornia's once great system of higher education is opinion languishing in the doldrums. munity, has planned another fund-raising project to help in Hear Y e. Hear Y e . . . 7 Records . ~ ~fape;._~ J Ihe proposed construction of a community center building. With enrollment at all state campuses standing at 370,114, The present fund-raising event is Christmas ca rd sale. Th e ·T...... ,...... on , ..... ,.... or. , ..... of ,.. au,hon w .... departments have been cut back or eliminated altogether. a ..._ ...... , in , ....yli .... and de not __,ily ' ....., , .. view. of ca rds were de igned by the minority children, during last According to President Charles Hitch of the University of Savest thou Bread when ye bringest this ad 10 summer's recreational program. Five original designs were ," TIlTON' ."5. Anyone ...... i.. submi' mate,ial,o ... pu ..liohed on Ca lifornia, many of our best faculty members are leaving , .... ,.... ohouIcI ..nd il 10 ," lcIilorial Di,ector. 'IITON TlMIS. 117 se lected (or the cards. The children whose designs were becau e of dissat;sfaction with depressed pay levels. They ...k ...... UCSD. se lected arc; Olga Fuentes, Angelica Fuentes, luan Martinez, ca nnot be replaced, Hitch said. This penny-wise, pound BUT ONLY Miguel Martinez, and Jaime Diaz. The original designs are foolish policy threatens the very existence of higher educa 5.98 List albums in the store IF YOU tion in California. refreshingly child· like and are printed in a variety of colors. ALL ARTISTS ••• ALL LABELS ••• ALL Lp1S 3 2 9. Prices for the cards are $2 for 12 cards, or for 25 cards. They 'll The sit uation has come about because the present ad $4 BRING are available in separate designs, or as an assortment. Nam es libertarians in Politics ministration in Sacramento has played fast and loose with and return addresses ma y be imprinted, if desired. The ca rds NOTHING HELD BACK! e each THIS AD state sa lary levels, ruthlessly slas hing and vetoing them during may be ordered from the SOFA Office, 7517 Cuvier St reet, A the pa t ix yea rs . As a matter 01 fact, University of California William H. Stoddard 459-0272. sala rtes , for exa mple, now rank 75 th i n the United States when For the past three yea rs, SOFA has been conducting fund they used !o be third highest. We can-and must-change My political attitudes started crystallizing about eight years events to help toward the construction the central this. Proposition 15 on the Nov. 7 ballot provides a rai~ing 01 ago. In one year. then, I found out about John Holt. one of building. The building will require approximately $90,000. 01 the men who touched off the free schools movement; Ayn r!'asonable and logica l answer to the sta te pay cri is. which $60,000 must be raised before ground-breaking. ~ and's philosophical writings; and Robert Heinlein's Stranger In brief, what Proposition 15 does is to make parity pay for ALL URIAH HEEP LP'S Approximately $40,000 ha s been raised . An anonymou in a Strange Land. I can rememberfeelingvaguely that they all state employees, including faculty and administrative all donor has been ma tching funds raised for the building sin ce lit together. When I was in my first year at UCSD, I found out personnel, part of the Sta te Constitution. It will remove, on ("e and for all, any politica l considera tion in the establishment January, 1972, and will match all donations made by the DEMON'S AND WIZARDS- about libertarianism. All three of these writers ha ve been Christm as card sa le. 01 pay scales. And it will avert the possibility of any classroom Wizard; Traveller in Time; Easy Lillin'; All associated with the libertarian range of viewpoints, as have Presently', SOFA serves approximately 150 black and Mex walkout by faculty members beca use of a provision for My Life; Poet's Justice; C"cle of Honds; many others. What distinguishes these views? Basicall y, that ican families living in the area of Pea rl an d Cuvier Streets. Thl' thev have il great deal of respect for human creativity and voluntary, binding arbitration. Ra inbow Demon, Paradise/The Spell. proposed community ce nter building would house SOFA's The fight is not on ly for 50,000 campus employees and div('[si!y, and that they see freedom of choice, and reliance pre I'llt programs and permit initiation of new ones. Services 110,000 other state personnel, but for the very existence o f on private property and voluntary, decentralized institutions, provided by SO FA lor the minority community have included LOOK AT YOURSELf a the keys to their attainment within a society and to that California's higher educational system . Californians for Yes after-school and sum mer programs for the yo uth, bilingua l Look At Yo urself, I Wanno Be Free, society s well-being in general. on 15 hopes that you will study the enclosed material on educa tion for adults, a community library, and a nursery Tears in My Eyes; July Morning Shad· I'm unable to feel comfortable with any of the main Proposition 15 and use as much of it in your student sc hool for pre-school and summer programs for the youth, ows of Grief; What Should be DonE' political candidates in this election. McGovern and Jeness ar publication as possible. In fact. an editorial on the subject will serve to call your student body's attention to the importance bilingual education for ad ults, a community library, and a Love Machine. unattractive to me because, however much they ma y say nursery school fo r pre-school chi ldren. At present, the about freedom, their social programs call for increasing of getting out their vote on election day. THE PERSUASIONS facilities u ed for SOFA's programs have incfuded the office at GRAND FUNK Capitol. government regulation of the economy-and a centra lized If we can be of further help, do not hesitate to conta ct us. SALISBURY the back of Prin("e Chapel AME Church, an old house located economy IS one which is readily vulnerable to dictatorial, We can supply literature, speake rs, or information. We 10 next to Pr ince Chapel for meetings and activities, and the PHOENIX High PriesteH, Park, Time Lille, Lady totalitarian control. Schmitz, on the other hand, bases too appeal for your help and support in this crucial effort . Congregational Church in La Jolla for the nurse ry school Plus - More great ,n Block. Simon the Bullet Freak, Salisbu· much of his appeal on patriotism of the " my·country-right Grand Funk LP 's ry or·wrong" so rt. on demands for repression in the name of Someone Is Being Fooled morals and religion, and on covert racism . And, In the URIAH HEEP middle, ixon shares all of these faults, and has none of the Robert Kirkman . A rch McCulloch • GRAND FUNK Gypsy; Wolking In Your Shadow; Come virtue~ of either extreme. The most that can be said of him is amel y Edwin Moore and the UCSD ministration with Nazi Germany or stating • CLOSER TO HOME Away Melinda, Bird of Prey, Dream· that he has too little vision to be a genuine lanatic, that he will tudellts for McGovern. This becomes ob- that the mining of North Vietnamese harbors • E. PLURIBUS FUNK sell out to everyone and thus keep the American political vious after reading just the lirst sentence of was "a flirtation with World War 111. " more, Real Turned On ; I'll Keep On Try. tradition relatively stable-which isn't much of a recommen Mr. Moore' ed itorial (TT10/ 10) in which he Regarding credibility, Mr. Moore makes • ON TIME Ing; Wo e Up dation, though some p ople seem to think so. implies that there is something sinister about several nebulous charges against Mr. Nixon Ttl TH~ • SURVIVAL Right now, though, libertarianism is beginning to make President ixon (.omma nding the su pport of concerning such things as Watergate, ITT, the gestures toward political activism. I am rather glad to see this, people of such diverse views as Jacob lavits Russian wheat deal, etc. Yet he makes no SEE URIAH HEEP even though I expect it to be mainly educational in liS prese nt and Barry Goldwater. The same could be said mention of McGovern's general lack of SPECIALLY PRICED 49 impa("1. Unless one just gives up hope in politics completely, 01 enator M cGovern, who has been en- credibility which can be seen in several 2 RECORD SETS 7." one has to treasure initial small gains-because they may dorsed by both Cesa r Chavez and Mayor instances. 1) When McGovern ai de Pierre tilHTttlt 4 MF~ . IIST IN PERSON AT grow into large ones, given time. This column will be abou Richard Daley. ThiS kind of logic is misleading alinger returned from Paris this August, he GRAND FUNK two groups which I think 'Tlay attract enough interest, and anvway because it ass umes that ideology is told reporters McGovern had se nt him there ( , I r. t . ('nou~h work, to have a chance of such growth': the Liber the sole yards tick for expressing a politica l to confer with the Hanoi peace delegation. ,aj (' erzas tarian Part y, and the League 01 Non-Voters. preference. When asked about th e affair McGovern flatly SAN DIEGO SPORTS ARENA Th(' Libertarian Part y was lormed in November 1971. It is Mr. Moore also conveniently forgets denied that he had sent Salinger on this runnln~ presldenltal, vice-preSidential, and congreSSional several things when discussing government mission, but later on h(' apparently had .Not Accessible October 15 candida te s, mostly on a write-in basis . These ("a nd,dates were spending and the state of thE' economy under second thoughts on the matter and revised ("ho~en in lune 1972, at the national convention, together Nixon On the one hand he criticize Nixon his answ r so mpwhat, saying that he had With a platform based on civil liberties, IreI' enterpris ,and for ask ing for appropriations for military merely told Salinger that if he happened to non-Intervenlton In foreign affairS The presidential ca n spe nding, while on the other hand he be in Paris, to meet with the Hanoi delega- To Students didate is Dr. lohn Hospers, chairman of the Depa rtmen t of niticizes him beca use of the drop in GNP tion. 2) Hopefully, by now everyone ha s Ph llmophy Jt U C. Dr Hospers has written several books, since the Democratic yea rs, disregarding that heard about the Eagleton affair in which Editor: EACH Including standJrd texts on man y a p cts of phtlosophy, and the drop is due to a percpntage d crease in enator McGovern stated that despite We have spent the last four I~ thp pditor 01 a philosophical Journal known as The militarv spending. He is unhappy about infla· [agleton'~ medical background, he was years here at UCSD and are HITS FROM Perso nalist. He ha~ ~ummaflZed hiS political vipws in Liber lion and the high national debt which he bl'hind him "one thousand percent," but a still in pursuit of varying SlEEL Y OAN - Thetr debut al tdfianism, a book published In 1971 H,s vice-prpsidentlJI bldmps on Nixon, while at the sa me time he few days later dropped him from the ticket. 3) degrees of academia. We have bum featurtng thei r great hits COLUMBIA candldat 5 15 ToniC "athan, a t('l('vision producer now (ritlclles him for trying to k('ep government In a re("ent sppe("h, S('nator M cGovern stated also lived through the various "Ill! It Agatn" & "Reel In' tn TEN YEARS AFTER _It II working in Orellon. i d iocies regarding th e the Years " spending lor soc iallegislation at a reasonable that the U.S should not Involve itself in the or.'y take one ItS en to rea ca feterias, their food plans, and JlMES GANG -Ihelr 6th MAC DAVIS -author of In d sp('f'ch made 'VIav 20, 1972, Hospf'rs rejeneci both I('vel He fails to realile that without a ral ein internal politica l affairs of other nations. Later songs of Glen Campbell, Ie hat thiS IS besl yet. t's the come-and-go managerial smash album - one hsten and romf'rvatlv"s and libC'r waterbed '.::".::";.~.'. FILM FEATURES and MIDDLEARTH can Approximately 15 works he founded the first On Monday, O ct. 16, two black comedy self-satirizing ~tyhle'd approach ~Imilar to ~~b ~~~wM~~t~~:gr~:~e Gt~lrn ~~i~ .I~m~~tt ~~ ~la~p~~11 ~ro~::~e~: ~~ blo~~~ ; ':f~I~~::~~ attacking the es- Ant~~~~~~ tonrght i~ Arlo ~ Gallery of San Di go, RalbcA,rat v(ontributions is the im- as part of their cont inui ng "She and He" by Su uml Guthrie's odyssey , " "'.I,cl'" 1111181 'II nI ~ Park, through Nov. 5, 1972. 1 book Me~ican Pa int- Monday night se ri es. " Pretty Hanl r~ concerned with the R(' ~tauran t ," Tr iton Times Page 8, O ctober 13, 1972 Triton Timt>s Pag 9, rtnher 13, 1972 announcements MUll CdmpU\ (2'1) Tht' Calofornla Statt' Govprnm('nt financial Aids Of fie .. , Bldg. 213 COMMUNITY lIVIN(., OCT. 14- offl'rs hac ~ t'lor 's d!'WPp (an Brown Bag Rm 10 a,m" back Matthews Cilmpus. 15, Seminar-encounter, 9:30 OI.m. d,at!', Intl're ' tln~ and rewardong CLARIFICATION THE NEW ALCHEMY about 2, (1 :1) friday Sat. to 4 p .m . Sun. To bring 2. Complete i1pptication and Rr velle t.olle$!e Spnlors who career oppo rtunltle, In a va liplY together people seeking illter return to the finandal Aids Of have announced to ~ r aduatP .t of occ upat,onat flplds Somp o f sunday natives to isol.ted living. Trained fice no later than Nov.mber 6, th(' end o f F,lll Q uarter, 1972 thl' lob\ that arp aval lahle In continued from page 9 Modern Dance Club will meet group leader. At beilutiful 1972. plN sp chpck the Bulletin Board dud .. junlC) r Chpmrs t. Econo mic 3, Your SAT scores must he sub In front of t hp Re v('lIe (ollpl\e necessary tor tran flida y, Oct. 1), from 1 to 3 p,m, Duplicate Bridge Tournament, relreat of the Friendly Coopera. An a ly " Tr a l~ ~p. Arp l led In the North Balcony. (1 :1) min .. d to the C..litorniil Slate Provo,,'1 OffICe to make sure Gene therapy: modifying and free be ginner's lessons will lion, S.D. Fee: $25. 282-3843 or ~ "p n( p~ Pr ol'l r dm m p r I , In an article in the Tuesday, could be grown quickly by Schola"hip ", loan Commission genes, adding genes, subtrac be heir! e ve ry fllst and third 278-5954. (1 : 1) tha t yo ur namc' " o n th e ~t dll\ " ca l Mel hod\ AnaIY\I, Oct. 10 edition of the TRITON use of growth hormones Horseback Riding Ctub will mee t by the ColI.. ge Entrance Exam GrJduJllng Seniors l"t (2 1) ting genes, either before the unday of every month. starting Scene Shop: Tuesday 1:00-5:00, SO{ lal R('\('a rrh Tralnpe. dnd TIMES, in an article entitled may be possible to ' on f rIday October 13 at 5:00 pm Board. Request forms to hav .. birth or after, A gene has O ct. 15. Rev .. lI .. Cafe tella 7 :45 W ed nesday 7 - 10:00 pm, Soudl work IIOII.t", AFFIRMATIVE ACTION organs in some w ay, In the PE Cla\sroom, For any this done are available in the for game, 7:15 for lessons, UCSD ThursdilY 1 :00-5:00, Saturday REPORT, the TRITON Tlf\}f£S already been successfully case there would b e no rma tion contact Sandy Financial Aids Offi e (CEEB re students and staff-25c, non 9:00-12:00. The scene shop is in added to human cells in tissue quires a 52.00 fee tor this ser Novpmber 1, 1972 1\ thl'neadlonl" reported that Beverlee Bell tion problem, beq use at Ext. 2195, (1 :1) U CSD - 50c . Pri7e s & 318 Matthews. (2:1) culture, so it is clear that this vire). The SAT scores must reach for ,,·~ " tr J t i o n of on-Cd mpU\ was appointed coordinator of clone organ wo\Jld nize Swim Club will Refreshments , , . Info rmation affects not just future Costume Shop: TuesdilY 10:00- the California State Srholarship o rganl7dtlon, In ord('l to util"I" rhe fa tl' ~ (, III [(' Ent rdnrr' Fx· affirmative action. genetically identical to on Friday October 13 at Barry-453-2209 (1 :1) 12:00, Wednesday 7-10:00 pm, pm in the PE Classroom. For dnd LOdn Com ",is ion b y rampus fa Ci lot lp, • • 11 group, mu" amlnJtlon mak!'; It p",,,hl(' for generations but the present Thur day 10:00- 12:00. The own organs, mformation contact Re ne e THI IS I r! Tryout' fOJ the first November 20, 1972. There Are reg lI te r throul\ h thl' Stunl'nt Ac (a ndld a t e~ to q ualify In on .. PI one as well. And this forces us cost urn" shop is in the UCSD Self determination is XT 2282, (1 :1) UCSD Drama Club produC lio n o Exceptions To This Deadline. II vltle, OffICI' Thl" procedure IS amona tlon to be Int prvlPwpd for WE HAVE BEEN FORCED TO VACATE to ask questions such as, What Theatre, 203 Matthews Cilmpus The TRITON TIMES wishes will be this Sunday, O ctobpr 15, These awards are now worlh up v('lY Simple see Mad"lon!' m a number o f d,fferpnt pOSitiOns. AND YOU CAN HELP US MOVE " .•..• genes do we want? To what enhanced if one has to clarify that statement by choice not only in o ne's UCSD taculty go o utside Th is first productio n will be a (2:1) to S('()() per yeilr. tudenls who Urey Hall Lo bby and she woI l give Thp first st ep IS the (omplptlon ALL AREAS OF THE STOR'E' HAVE extent should individuals be adding that Ms. Bell has been style but in one's body for satisfaction o f rousing Gay90's, fully \tyll'd, GRAPEVINE : A Sharing Project; qualify can thus r.duce their you the r gll t. ato o n form Be-ing of . n a ppliratlon In which YOU REF.:N DRASTICALLY REDUCED . . : : allowed to choose what genes che er the he ro, h iss the vi llain will begin Wednesday Oct. 18 at ond,Cdt .. you. eduratlonal at : ~~. named the coordinator of even brain _ style , c~nJ. glrievan(: e~( fT pane l dis- education debt. II is important • r l'~"t('l(' d (Jmpu\ ",~.nlla· they add or subtract? If the . h .-..... " "'n of thc\e a nd othe r issues mt' lodrama! Lo t s of Pd rt S 4 : 00 in the FISHBOWL la on mpn" dnd " lrr-ri,·nrt'. Th" Academic affirmative action a thilt anyone eligible submit an lIun (·",hlp, ~ r ou p s to re,prve past is any guide, there will be !ton t at is necessary fro m the case o f Or, available, Anyone inter .. Sle'd in INfORMA TtON CENTER , application to th .. financial Aids room" p rp,pnt speakN\ ann ' PfOna \,f>P I' cl wntlpn tf'\t post that only deals with the ling a particular d 3 fads, fashions, fraternities, and b Dagmar Barnouw, Fri ay, p.m " working production as pects o r Siudents interested in informa Office b ~ fore Nove mber 6, 1972, 101 m, r<'Clue''' fun nl n~ tor 'fH'{ Idl cov",ong analy"al "bol", dnn hiring of academic personnel. rivalries in "gene apparel." Of rain) style is certa Blake Conf r rence Room. (1 ,1). tech should also atte nd . 2:00 at tion about the Bio. Dept.; mao for the 1973·74 acade mic year. pro~ r am', and prp,,,nt puhh"ty "'dr!ln~ c"mrrphpmlon Th .. l,nt the U(SD Theatre (behind the ~1f'P In Ihf' (,)((lmm.lt10n pro(p\I" course this is quite futuristic deeper cooperation Ihan jors, classes, and professors, and o n cam ru\, (2; 1) is now possible. Governor Pat Lu cy ( W isco n ~i n ) bookstorel. If unahle to make who would like to talk with up l'llh(' Inlpr\l('w Thp antf'rvIPV\.f'r but we may well live to see it The TRITON TIMES is sorry As for the in vitro Iwill he at the M c Govern Hd q ., tryouts at that li m e, or more perclassmen, should attend this dl~( U""; with you your "nurd because early gene therapy IMPOR1ANT for this unintentional omis tion issue, I think it is .505 Hotf'1 Circle, Friday 4 p .m" to info rmati o n is desired, rail Larry meeling. (2:1) ANNO UNCEME N 1 10 All lIOn, work (:xpf'rlf'n(( rH·rt.onctl may halt aging and extend our sion . the abortion issu e, in talk With Itudents, Cars will be at 453-9045 (1 :1) GRADUATE ST UDENTS And all Have vou ru n In fO a rar l'Iplv l If '1udloflCdtlon" dnd splf lifespans, h b leavl n~ from the Br own Bag leaching-undergrdouales, tuto r< , you don't want to waif unlll dpv(.lopmf-·nt It \OU qUltll~). yOU Cloning: making a replica of t e urning question IS, Room, Lowe r Muir Co mmo ns, UNOERGRADUA TE Spro ng tor a traffi C Iof(h l dt L.l jull" Will bp ralpd on a ("mr"III"f' a woman have the ri 3:30 (1 1) CAltFO R IA STATE etc. an individual from one of its tuesday The mu ( h - h e r a lded AFT , Vrlla~p Dr"e and thp V.A hd'I~. Thp relllnK' \\1.11 ~I\.( vUU .t determine what is d SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE piMP on fhe I'mplovm.·' I II I cells, This may seem far out, "STAR PARTY" American F.der a tion o f Hmplfal outipi road, " "tf" lro A U,S COdst Guard re presen Many UCSD students are from whi(h dPPOlnlmpnfS tHf.l but it 's already been done with her body? " Wh en UCSD ASTRONOMERS will Teach e r; , will b(' hawing ih fi rs t Klmnle Moorp, (',tv Mandgf'r, IW V!' 1\111 be o n campus inter recipienls of this .ward. We therapy becomes avail org anizalional m eeting o n nIn th floor, C"y AdrnonO\lroltll,n mdd" flil!lblllty for "mplo"mpno frogs. It's the obvious way to Viewing fo r off icer candidates to lold a meeting and star party on belie.e many more are eligible, the question will be, MONDAY 5:00 P.M . tN LOWER BUlldln~, 201 C. 5"""f, ~an I' \.dltd lor onp f"cH make Huxley's army of iden wrve In luch areas dl: ge neral ruesday, Oct. 17 ~t 7:30 p.m. The but are unfamiliar with the re person have the rig h t to BLAKE LOU GE OCTOBER 16. DlI'go, CJlifornla . (1 1) tical entities, But it may be Ih 'phOJ rd duty, Po rt Security, neeting will be in USB 3010, and quirements and i1pplication Bring you"elv es, yo ur possible to u se a modified mine what is done with merrhant mar ine safety, boating will be followed by the star party procedures. All Eligible Students grievances, your fri e nds, Th is will ~onat fllon~ Ddt( 50 her body?" We h ad berr el ano safety, and adminis tration , in the PIau. We will have form of c loning to g row, in Should Apply Immediately. be an ('>ciling and important Octon!'r 13, 1972-for least, talk about it now. Call C" ('('I-Educ ation Planning telescopes for all to view the QUALtftCA liONS: ti ssue c ulture, just an organ Moon, Jupiter and its moons, meeting, (1 ,1) "rp llCdtlons a re no" helng r-overnbpr 11 1972 Ser v lC e~, X2401, to set up an I . Composite erA and SAT Kore ta ken at thl' M Ull Provost O ffIC(, apPOi ntment for an inte rview and much more. All are of at least 1800, (400 x GPA + for those ~ t u n ('n t \ ont erp\ted in F"day, Oct. 13, 1972. (1 :1) welcome. For more information, Verbal SAT & Math SATJ. for Dpcemb('r 15, 1972 - lor PRE-MED . Thpre a re a numbe r part icl p a l ln g tn thp M UII COlli 274-6793: (1 : 1) example, if you have a January 13, 1973 of Interesting volun tppr job su ll Dartmouth Ex cha nge fo r W inter cumulative CPA of 3,00 with a The Anomaly Factory presents dvailable at th!' Ve tNans An Quart PI, 1973, Informat Ion 600 Verbal SAT + 600 Milth SAT· the " Amazing Amalgamated minI s trat io n Hos pital These r(''la rd lng the Exc hange ma, b(' \o\arch 9, 1973 - for "prtl 7, triton times general your composite score is 2400 (400 Amorphous" this Friday and openln~; a re beln ~ held ontained fro m the MUll Pro"mt 1973 s..turday at 8 p.m. "Amorphous" I 3.00) + 600 + bOO. Editor-in-Chier Camy Shanck Two to three mi nute com men specoilcall y fo r pr e- m en Office and the d eadlin., fo r follng 2. Financial need based on City Editor C.rrte Rickta'\ il a multilensual theatrin l maze tary fOl tuesd ay oct. 19 K 00 students. Spcaus!' of the tralnong applicatIon, i, 20, 1972 analysis of Parents' Confidential O Clob~r M .... l{ing Editor David Buchbinder in which Ihe audience is ireI' to co mmun ity viewp Oint Jim Involved, student volunl"pfs al e (4 ;1) Copy FAitor Chuck Graham choose their own direction, Robe rt s 234-8361 a pp for the 11 Statement must be ~O \0\ A~ " PPl Y ..... OW E\ E'" IF Business Manager Michael Greene asked to donate a minimum of length of stay, and degree of o r 13 (2:1) demonstrilted by all ~ O Will "" OT \o\EET THE USE ... Edilorial Director Mark ~ I~ K .. I four h ours per week. Pre-meds participation. Tickets "I' Semifinalists. All students who ED CATlO'>;Al Art•• :ditor Tom Lindberg In t erested In volunt eerong Ph o to A ~~oc Or ~a n ll a llon Your academic and staff Sports Editor nailable at the Urey Hall Box are Semifinalists will be notified Michael Ra th Dance Tecnique and Im p rOV isa should conlact Mr. Le WI S Wills 0 1 Meellng, We d O ct. 18, 7 PM 2A Photogr""hy .:diwr JOI' ~: a s lern on or about January 12, 1973 and employees Credit Union Office or at the door (257 MC). tion classes will be o ff ered by the Tom Page in the Voluntary e r 2250 Membership, di SCU SS new A •• istant City f:dilors will be required to submit a Tommy Ca Ii mt't' (6:1) Phys ical Education Department vices office at the V,A, Hospital darkroo m ne w f' qul pme n t, Parents' Confidential Statement Richard Ilrom beg inning Monday, O ct. 16, to the College Scholarship Ser (2' 1) mo ney (3'1) ! M i"hael Sesm. They will meet on Mondays and REQ uI REME"ITS L. "I TIL TH E ( 'orrinne Cacit' vice (Speciall y marked copies Wednesda ys fro m 2-3 In the E"ID OF THE 19:'2-"3 CHOOL saturday will be provided each A general info rmallon meetong J Drama St u d io . Anyo n e In An y st udent intere~ t er! In HAR Ap plrrallon; arl' avaIlable ic wi th McGovern, Free semifinalist by the Commission). tor all Interested premedICal and t ·.." '- ..' 'I"br TRITUN TIMF.S is uffici.Uy rt-WllniF.eCi and 8uPvorlt'd te rested is welcome to par wo rkon )l wit h <;an DIe go City at Caret'r· Educa tlon Plann in g •• • • (u.at newspappr by tn.. Commwunhortb (loud of t )\4' drink, e ntertainme nt , predental students will be held tici pate. Fo r furthe r informati on APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Gove rnment (credit (2' 1) ble I' rvlces 6th floor Bldg 20 , Univf'nil}l or Cali(orni • • San OieICo. nuildinl( z,j(J . M.lth (' Vt "o Ideas Meet o ur next President. 1. Secure a Calif. Sute on T uesday, October 17 at 7 .30 "1 uor Collpgt', " Campus, IA Joll • • Californi. 9lO.17. contact Renee Cadena at Ex l. rlease call ~te ve Plnl!r~.. A2943 ~ '- . Bal boa Pa rk, 6th & Laurel, 10 a.m , Scholarship Appliution from the p.m" Room 2250, BUilding 20, I'ublicalion is twice "",,~kly on TuudaYli and Fr i d ilY~ O(fu,-r .. Sat , Oct, 14. Cars leaving from 2282 (1 :1) are locat.ed in room 11 7 Bl8k~ lIall, on .tw Ke,.lIe ( 'HmpUf, For advutilfirnc phone .:;'1-"722. or ' :;J ~ 2000 . '(1 11 17; ror r.,..T Time to editorial or news phoM' ,1$0, · 2000. XIOl6 ... ALL I Recycle Your Old Tin Can? Shanghai See your Credit Union for new and u sed ca r, t ruck, camper, m otor Ma ndarin & hanghai for sale home and mobile hom e "lyle general loans , Our " Automa· wanted advertisements Chi n e~ e R e~ t auran t tlon" (Auto Information FOR SALE ServIce) can assist you Gi rl Roommate Needed: 2 bdrm, WEAVING CLASSES BEGINNING GARAGE ALE O ct 14, IS TOY , Wit h Blue Book p"ces, 2 bath, La Jolla Village Apts" NOW : Barbara Shawcroft , CLOT HES, MI C. 9472 POOLE dealer discounts and saO/ mlh, call 453-8947 after 4, authentic Navajo rug weaving, ST. l), (1 :11 ;;C ROPE. ISRAEL-EAST market values o f new 10" a off c/inl1C'r (3 '1) backstrap, 4-harness loo m, 755- for ourselves 72 SCU BA TAN K " K" Valve, $45 mICA 4461 , Carmel Valley Weavers, Stud('nls flo~ht, I n~xpen .. ''t' and used c a rs, You r m C' nu with ~flJd (' nt /,0 , Ho use mate wanled to share 3 Lv , mess, for G, Lewbel , X2112 . 1342 Camino Del M j r, Del Mar, qudrnl c 8mi>'n~ t o ur. Credit Unoon makes bedroom 2 bath in La joll., must FOR ALE ' 69 BMW 1600 b · MA Y W E SUGGEST (2:1) I hrnu~h()ut Europe. RU"' Triton Times Palle 10, October 13,1972 of all of us." Mention was Tu Loophole the propOSI tion would invite one of them-my registration is non-partisa n, and will stay made also of the fact that Opponents of the proposi abuses and that the measure is that way-but I certainly hope to see them successful b yond Propositions their wildest dreams. The only other issue w here I see some Proposition 7 would allow tion state Proposition 8 a "giv away" for what is re continued from page 1 "transients and tourists" to represents a tax loophole quired by law anyway, positively right as being done is the Marijuana Initiative ; if not provis,on in Propmition 7 "vote for additional taxes and which will benefit big business Walt r W. Stierr, a California for these, I wou ld have no desire to vote this year, America which states that the ecretary bond indebtedness" although while claiming the intention of state senator, claims the with all its faults, has more economic, civil, persona l, and of tate shall select presiden they aren't residents of the aiding pollution control. They pre ding arguments are not intellectual freedom than any other nation (for example tial ca1didates to appear on almost every other nation on earth has had area , point out the co VIOLATION ~ eve SOMe o sOUPO D OTHER EXPLANATION ry P,s.-,eM IT OR METER NO. LOCATION AND I DECLARE UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT THE FOREGOING IS TRUE AND COR RECT AND THAT A COpy OF THIS CITATION WAS ATIACHED TO THE ABOVE·DESCRIBED VEHICLE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEC. 41103 OF THE VEHICLE CODE OF THE STATE OF CALIFO RNIA. BADGE NO. DIV, UCSD YOU ARE OTIFIED TO APPEAR BEFORE THE MUNICIPAL COURT CLERK IN THE CITY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, RST FLOOR, 202 C STREET, SAN DIEGO , WITHIN 10 DAYS (HOURS 8 AM TO 5 PM CLOSED SATU RDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS) . ' YOU MAY POST BAil EITHER PERSONAllY OR BY MAil IN LIEU Of APPEARANCE BAIL INCREASES IF NOT POSTED WITHIN 10 DAYS, [ FOR BAil INFORMATION SEE REVERSE SIDE. FAILURE TO APPEAR OR POST BAIL WILL RESULT IN LEGAL PRO · CEEDINGS AGAINST THE REGISTERED OWNER FO R VIOLATI ON OF THE AB OVE NAM ED SECTION IN ACCORDA NCE [ WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTfON 41102 OF THE VEHICLE CODE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA , [ BEWABD VEEICLES DISPLA YING VALID UCSD PAB EING PE BMITS PABEED ACCOBDIN G TO TEE CAMPU S PABEING BEGtrLATIONS WILL BE BEW ABDED ••• ] O FC===- BY NOT BEC IEVING ONE OF TEE ABOVE CITATIONS. to Ie-=::;)aac=;)C"" C)tc ... - Triton Times Page 12, Octob r 13,1972