S.B. County sues state for I.V. riots By MIKE PASENI Santa Barbara County has initiated a class action, suit on behalf of the county tax payers against the state for damages suffered in the Isla Vista riots of 1970. Donald Vickers of the County Counsel Office said the suit is based on two points: first, under state statutes the state should reimburse the county for extraordinary expenses, which would include the overtime payments of the County Sheriffs Department and equipment damage; second, the county maintains that the suppression of riots is a matter of statewide concern and therefore it is a violation of equal protection laws to burden the tax payers of this county alone with the costs incurred by the riots. Also playing a part are the facts that the riot started on the UCSB campus, which is state property, then spilled over onto county property and that the county insurance carrier will not cover the claims against the county for police brutality and other abuse. The county is calling for a reimbursement of approximately $1.5 million with the provision that this figure may be adjusted upon the attainment of more information. Should this amount be awarded to the county, it will produce indirect benefits to the tax payers, as the costs have already been paid for in county funds. If reimbursement is not granted, it will be county tax payers who pick up the tab for suppressing the Isla Vista riots. The action was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court specifically against the state, Governor Reagan and State Finance Director Vern Orr. After the state has been served the action, which has not yet been done, they will have 30 days in which to file in regards to the suit. If UCSB the state refuses to reimburse the county, the matter will have to be resolved in court. Reaction to the suit from Sacramento was supplied by Orr, who felt the action had no legal basis. Permissible reimbursement is allowed only under certain conditions which were not met in this case, he said. DAILY In order to receive reimbursement from the state, the chancellor of the NEXUS university would have had to call upon the state for such reimbursement at the outset of the riot situation. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA This was not done, according to Orr. He also questioned the VOL. 52 - NO. 25 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1971 county’s contention that the suppression of riots is a statewide concern. Since the community receives numerous benefits from the presence of such an institution, it must also take the responsibility to adequately police the institution, he argued. Leg Council to settle on Hearing first about the suit on television, Stephen S. Goodspeed, Vice-chancellor of student affairs, said the county action “comes as quite a surprise.” Declining to comment further in the event of an ensuing court case, he stated that he had not expected the county to La Raza and MECHA... take this route. It was known, however, that the county was seeking state reimbursement for the riot expenses. By DAVE CARLSON they have been involved. MECHA throughout. The decision by Leg No other state or university official was available for comment on One of the three important leaders have vigorously denied Council is expected to be the issue. issues headlining tonight’s AJS. the charges. controversial no matter what The next step is the state’s formal response to the suit which would Leg Council meeting will be the The report will be six or seven happens to the funds. lead to court action if they do not comply with the county’s demands. deliverance of the much heralded pages in length and it represents recommendations on the La Raza the unanimous opinion of the Libre/MECHA funding dispute. committee of five. V.P. CANDIDATE PULLEY: The report will be presented in According' to Chairman Bob spite of the fact that the Hosack, the conclusions reached committee asked for and was after two weeks of investigation denied an additional week to were “obvious to everyone” on investigate the dispute. the committee. He declined to Nixon and McGovern alike The Special Committee has state which position the report By STEVE BELTON “playing the game of that they don’t STAND for it,” met three times this week to would substantiate. Approximately 100 people democracy.” Pulley does not Pulley believes, speaking of the investigate the dispute between Hosack expects Leg Council to gathered in Campbell Hall advocate the Cambodian solution similarities between Nixon and MECHA and La Raza Libre, two decide the issue of the funds once Monday afternoon to hear (dictatorship without disguise), McGovern. Citing an historical rival Chicano groups. The and for all tonight. Funds have Andrew Pulley, the Socialist but the running of different men example, Pulley pointed out that committee will recommend the been frozen by Leg Council, Worker’s Party candidate for vice for president. At present, he sees “Johnson carried out every future disposition of over denying MECHA access to their president in 1972. Pulley spoke no difference between Nixon or promise Goldwater ever made.” $21,000 presently allocated to budgeted amount. Last week the on four main issues: the Attica McGovern; both the Democrat Only socialism, which Pulley MECHA for various community council denied Hosack an extra prison riots; the Wage-Price and Republican Parties are defined as “the masses programs. La Raza is trying to week in which to conduct the freeze; Nixon’s proposed visit to controlled by the Capitalist class. controlling the means of secure half of these funds on the investigation on the grounds that China and the Pentagon Papers. ‘The reason that these people production,” could put an end to grounds that over half the the programs would suffer if the These events, the speaker don’t demand immediate the racial and sexual oppression members in MECHA last spring funds remained frozen for over prop'osed, were “major withdrawal [from Vietnam] is (Continued on p. 8, col. 3) have allegedly defected to La the allotted two weeks. “On the developments that will have Raza. same grounds,” said Hosack, “the tremendous repercussions ... La Raza has charged that committee should decide the they will come back to haunt the MECHA’s leaders were guilty of issue on Wednesday.” oppressors.” Candidate petitions still out “elitism” and that they have been The investigation has been Pulley accused Edmund a “destructive force” in the marked with emotional outbursts Muskie of “arrogance” for the community programs in which and bitter accusations latter’s much-publicized in IVCC election districts statement that he did not think a Black vice president was By CATHY COGGINS ...and discuss Finance electable. Decrying this Elections Committee Chairman Bob Leland of IVCC revealed at confidence in the racist nature of Monday’s council meeting that at present some precincts have By DAVE CARLSON American, one Asian American our society, Pulley insisted that a produced no candidates for the upcoming IVCC election. In addition to consideration of and one woman. Black vice president was electable However, there are 10 or 15 outstanding petitions so Leland doesn’t the La Raza/MECHA dispute, McClellan stated that this — himself. “know whether or not to be disappointed by the turnout.” Other Leg Council will hear two proposal Was needed to “make aspects of the meeting included the by-law ruling on campaign proposals, one by Finance sure that UCSB always has an DONATIONS donations. Chairman Judy McClellan and ethnic composition on Finance T he m ain speaker was The IVCC By-Laws state that a candidate may not spend in excess another by Sam Overton, a Board.” She said that this would introduced by Robert Mattson, of $25 on his campaign. This includes the donation of campaign volunteer worker involved in the guarantee that minorities would the UCSB campus organizer for materials which would retail in excess of $25. Debate was raised Student Lobby Annex. not be discriminated against if the Young Socialist Alliance. concerning the donation of labor needed in the production of McClellan is asking Leg A.S. ever turned conservative. Mattson, after Pulley’s speech, campaign material. Council to change the by-laws to In addition to this proposal, asked for donations to finance Finally the interpretation of this by-law was agreed upon. If the “reflect the ethnic minority the fraternity and sorority the campaign, saying that, unlike donation is not available to all candidates, it is to be viewed as a composition of the campus on representatives, Fergus Thornton other candidates, “We can’t go to campaign expense. Finance Board by adding two and Jeanette Kaji, are asking for Standard Oil for money.” Leland indicated that he would not investigate any expenditures more at-large members (for a an amendment to McClellan’s In his speech, Pulley said that unless there was an enormous and unseemly flood of campaign total of five at-large members) proposal which would require in the U.S. we are not really given materials created by a candidate. He also stated that there would be which would include one Black, that a representative from a a choice, but are, in the words of much free publicity, inlcuding a NEXUS supplement, a KCSB one Chicano, one Native (Continued on p. 8, col. 1) Cambodia’s head of state, (Continued on p. 8, col. 4) PAGE 2 UCSB DAILY NEXUS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1971

Training course begins this Saturday necessary. Just be a t RG at 9 a.m. All Wednesday noon talk will be on "Jobs at 1:30 p.m. at the Interim. Sign up at equipment provided. for Mathematics Students — How the the Interim or call 961-2097. We need Placement Office Can Help You," by your help! happenings John Sloan, UCSB Placement Office. A S . Concerts presents Bacon Fat Lecture will be in 1131 NH at 12. Those interested in participating in today at 3 p.m. in concert at Perfect the March on L A . Nov. 6 can sign up Park. FREE! Department of Engineering presents meetings Mortarboard informal meeting tonight for the car-pool caravan at the SMC Tutorial Program presents "Citizen P. E. Ordung, Dep. of Elec. Engr., American Field Service Returnee at 9 p.m. at the URC. Come learn table outside of UCen. Those who will Kane," a film by Oison Welles, UCSB in a lecture entitled "A UCSB be driving can sign up their cars. Organization meets Thursday, Oct. about Ecology Action! tonight at 7 in 1920 Ellison. 23 from 7-8 in 2292 UCen. All Coed intramural bowling begins Educational Project for Black Music 47-S (Jazz Ensemble): effective SA .U .C .E .R . presents a Halloween next Monday. Entries are due in the Students in Electrical Engineering," returnees are invited to get as of today, we will not meet on E xtravagansa! Come to CH Saturday acquainted! IM Office today by 5 p.m. today at 4:30 in 1104 Engr. Wednesday nights. Those unable to night at 8 for "Beast with Five Bridge Club meets tonight at 7:30 in attend rehersals on Thursday nights The Christian Science Campus Fingers," "Things to Come" and the UCen Card Room. Beginners from 7-10 should leave their names John Wren-Lewis, UCSB Regents' Counselor, Mr. Rippbeiger is in 1132 special guest ‘T h e Shadow." Also bridge lessons every Wednesday. at the Band Office for special Lecturer will speak today at 3 p.m. in UCen every Wed. from 2:30-4:30 to Road Runner Cartoons will be shown. For more information call Mark at arrangements. 1004 SH on "Creativity or discuss the relation of moral and Transit Mix, films by UCLA 968-6067. SIMS: 2nd introductory lecture to Conform ity — The Social spiritual values to everyday life. students will be shown in CH at 8 Ecology Action meets tonight at 6 in transcendental meditation. Alternative." tonight. Students $1. the Isla Vista Planning Office. Attendance tonight at 8 in 1910 Men's IM battle of the birds is this "Carillon Literature of the 18th Members, please note new time and Ellison is required for those who weekend. Competition will last all lectures Century," by Ennis Fruhauf today at place. wish to receive personal instruction. Saturday and Sunday. No sign-ups are "W o rld of Mathematics" 4 p.m. in 1145 Music. Episcopal Students meet today from Student Mobilization Committee 5:30-7 p.m. in St. Michael's meeting tonight at 7:30 in 1108 Lounge, 781 Embarcadero del Mar. South Hall. Lounge mass and dinner. Students for McGovern meeting at 8 Honeybears meeting at 6:30 tonight tonight in 2272 UCen. Any student What is a ‘full time student’? at 6509 Segovia. interested in working for Sen. Hillel meets today at 4 p.m. at the McGovern is invited to come. URC for conversational Hebrew The Undergraduate Subcommittee of ------BY ATTORNEY MARK A. PETERSON classes — no fee. Anyone interested the History Curriculum Committee is invited. is holding an open hearing today at Previous articles discussed who check with your registrar if you eligible next quarter or semester. Isla Vista Quaker Group meets tonight 3 p.m. in 1611 Ellison. Come and should apply for a 2S deferment. have any questions. If you drop For example, if you are 5 credits at 7:30 at the URC for friendship, discuss proposed changes and/or This article deals with how to below a full time credit load at short of being a junior but you silence, rapping. Visitors welcome. suggest new ones. keep a 2S and what you can any time, the school will inform are taking 12 credits this quarter, Lutheran Student Movement opens Mountaineering meets tonight at 7 in expect if you lose that your draft board and you will by winter quarter you will be discussion of issues in modern 1824 Psych. deferment. lose your 2S. classified as a junior by your theology at 4 p.m. at the URC. Jon things “Normal progress” requires • school. During winter quarter Magnuson, intern pastor at Grace "NORMAL PROGRESS" Lutheran leads the discussion. Stop the draft and help your that each year you complete at you should have your school send E veryone welcome. brothers! Become a draft counselor. To keep a 2S deferment you least Vi of the credits you would a Selective Service form 109 to must be younger than 24 years need to graduate in four years. your draft board stating that you old and a “full time” student You should have completed Vi of are classified as a third year 1 making “normal progress.” Your the credits needed to graduate if student and also you are in your ATTENTION CANDIDATES school defines how many credits you are a second year student, V4 third year of studies. The draft you must take to be a full time of the credits if you are a third board will conclude that you are student, usually several credits year student, and % of the credits making “normal progress” and less than the average credits you if you are a fourth year student. will give you a 2S. IVCC ELECTIONS need to take each quarter (or Even if you are not now semester) in order to graduate on eligible for a student deferment The elimination of student NOV.16-17 time. because you are not making deferments will not prevent your At UCSB this is 12 credits, but normal progress you may be receiving a 2S deferment next Petitions MUST be filed by Nov. 1! quarter even if you lose your 2S Everyone Register to Vote NOW at now. If you first entered school IVCC Office, Suite H Service Center, 968-8000 before this school year, you will be eligible for a 2S at any time . m —i. that you meet the requirements of normal progress and full time student.

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However, due to the actions of "La Raza Libre" in approaching not only the UCSB A.S. Legislative Council but also the UCSB Administration in order to gain support for their demands, MECHA Santa Barbara recognizes our responsibility to inform the entire Santa Barbara community — residents as well as students — of the real facts involved in this issue. "La Raza Libre" Allegation No. 1 : That 50% of MECHA'S membership has quit MECHA and now is part of "La Raza Libre." Last year MECHA had a membership of 54 during the fall and 60 during the winter, members being students who paid dues and worked on MECHA committees. In the spring the total membership was temporarily inflated as a result of political actions against MECHA on the part of the group that now calls itself "La Raza Libre." The past, part-time treasurer of MECHA, Brown Beret Victor Gonzalez - now a member of "La Raza Libre" - disrupted MECHA's ability to conduct business by defrauding the membership records and removing them to the local chapter of the Santa Barbara Brown Berets. The purpose of these political actions was to create-a voting situation whereby this group could win the elections for executive officers, reorganize MECHA, and move the Centro and Escuela de Tiburcio Vasquez away from their established location in the community into a newly organized center (Casa de la Raza) which they were spear heading. The group known to us as "the opposition," failing in all their objectives, walked out of MECHA. This was not the first time that various individuals in the "opposition" had advocated and in fact organized into a separate group, and MECHA did not discourage them — then or now. Almost all of the regular members of MECHA have remained. Thus, there is no truth in "La Raza Libre's" allegation that 50% of MECHA's members quit. "La Raza Libre Allegation No. 2:That 50% of MECHA's elected officers left MECHA to join "La Raza Libre." MECHA elects six executive officers annually — the chairman, two vice-chairmen, two secretaries, and a treasurer. One of the secretaries — a MECHA member only for the short period of conflict during the spring — refused to attend any executive board meetings and quit her MECHA position. One of the elected vice-chairmen, Nathan Lozano, took no side during the conflict (or so he said, then) but decided to resign at the end of the spring quarter for personal reasons. Lozano, in his resignation letter to the executive board, stated he was leaving entirely of his own accord and was "under no duress" to resign or leave. Hence, ONLY ONE ELECTED OFFICER left MECHA to join "La Raza Libre." It should also be noted that Roddy Clark, a spokesman for "La Raza Libre," was the opposition candidate for chairman in the MECHA elections (and had run also unsuccessfully the year before) but melodramatically withdrew at the last moment, supposedly in a "unity" move. Two weeks later he walked out of the organization and now holds a leadership position in "La Raza Libre." The situation of other "La Raza Libre" spokesmen or leaders is also revealing. Fernando Padilla and Leo Martinez never attended a MECHA meeting all of last year until the spring when — owing to the treasurer's manipulations — they "became" MECHA members for three to four meetings; then walked out. Mike Gonzalez, another "La Raza Libre" spokesman, has been a UCSB student since winter 1969, yet never involved himself in MECHA except to walk out. "La Raza Libre" Allegation No. 3: That 75% of MECHA's committee chairmen quit MECHA and joined "La Raza Libre." MECHA had a total of 11 committes last year. Two of the MECHA committee chairmen are now part of "La Raza Libre." They are: 1) George Corralejo, chairman of "Salsipuedes" during the winter and spring quarters and 2) Luis Lopez, chairman of the On-campus Huelga committee during the spring quarter. Thus, there is no truth in La Raza Libre's "Paper Tiger" allegation that 75% of MECHA's committee chairmen now belong to their organization. Roddy Clark (UCSB "Daily NEXUS," Oct. 22) also states, "That approximately half of the members of the (MECHA) organization went over to "La Raza Libre," that these members were intricately involved in thè various projects funded by Legislative Council, and further, that these members helped to attain these funds from Legislative Council. For these reasons, I feel that La Raza Libre has as much a right to these funds as MECHA- does." In fact, almost all the persons who went over to "La Raza Libre" belonged to the two committees chaired by members now in "La Raza Libre": "Salsipuedes" and the On-campus Huelga committee. Interestingly, the bulk of those people who "joined" — or more precisely, had been listed by the treasurer as members — did so only at the time of elections. Neither committee received or receives any A.S. funds at all. "Salsipuedes" is a political newspaper, the Huelga committee is a political activity...and therefore, NEITHER CAN RECEIVE A N Y A.S. FUNDING WHATSOEVER! Neither committee chairman or their members were ever involved in writing program proposals or seeking funds from A.S. Legislative Council. "La Raza Libre's" allegations HAVE NO FACTUAL BASIS AT ALL. On the basis of La Raza Libre's unfounded allegations and slandor, A.S. Legislative Council has denied since October 13 continued financial support to MECHA and the Centro and Escuela Tiburcio Vasquez programs. In denying these funds Legislative Council has taken arbitrary action that is unprecedented in the history of the Associated Students at UCSB. There has been no evidence presented, and there is no evidence, that shows MECHA and the Centro and Escuela have misused funds, violated or compromised any agreements made with the Associated Students or with the Mexican/Chicano community of Santa Barbara. It is a fact, however, that these arbitrary actions on the part of Legislative Council that were instigated by the slanderous charges presented to them by La Raza Libre, have obstructed and damaged the real and proven contributions of MECHA and the Centro and Escuela programs in the Santa Barbara area. MECHA wants to make clear publicly what it has consistently stated in meetings with A.S. Legislative Council and "La Raza Libre" representatives, namely, MECHA supports the right of Chicanos and any other group to organize on this campus in accordance with their aims and objectives, the right of these groups to make concrete proposals and seek funds on that basis from A.S. Legislative Council for the purpose of financing activities on campus and in the community. Presumably, "La Raza Libre" members did precisely this in obtaining work-study jobs this summer for 20-25 of their members at the newly-organized Case de la Raza, a non-profit corporation which is feverishly trying to raise funds anyway it can to buy a $250,000 building and whose president is Leo Martinez, a member of "La Raza Libre." It should be understood that A.S. Legislative Council does not allocate $21,000 to MECHA for MECHA activities. Almost $17,000 of this allocation is channelled by A.S. Legislative Council THROUGH MECHA into the Centro and Escuela Tiburcio Vasquez programs (formerly the Milpas Community Center) - programs that have been in operation and received A.S. support since early 1969. The centro and Escuela are located at 722 N. Milpas St., are open and available servicing hundreds of youth and adults of all ages in the community - and have been visited by A.S. representatives and evaluators, as well as by many other individuals, groups and organizations interested in and supportive of these organized efforts. The Escuela has been widely acclaimed as a model program for providing bilingual/bicultural alternative education to Chicanitos and Chicanitas who are not succeeding or being motivated in the local school system (where 35% of all schoolchildren are Chicanos) and need help. "La Raza Libre" charges MECHA with elitism and authoritariansim in the Centro and Escuela Tiburcio Vasquez programs. DOES "LA RAZA LIBRE" SPEAK FOR THE MEXICAN/CHICANO COMMUNITY? WAS THE CASA DE LA RAZA AUTHORIZED TO PURCHASE A $250,000 BUILDING BY THE COMMUNITY? It should be absolutely clear that what "La Raza Libre" is seeking to do is to take funds away - not from MECHA - but from the Centro and Escuela Tiburcio Vasquez, community service programs funded by A.S. Legislative Council (and by donations because they have proven their worth and value to the people they serve. This is precisely the question that A.S. Legislative Council must deal with in deciding how to respond to the allegations and demands of "La Raza Libre." A.S. Legislative Council has supported the programs to undermine these programs in a reaction to "La Raza Libre's" wild allegations then it will have to account to the Santa Barbara community that is served by and supports these efforts as well as to the Associated Students at UCSB. . MOVIMIENTO E STUD I ANTI L CHICANO DE AZTLAN - UC SANTA BARBARA PAID POLITICAL. ADVERTISEMENT BY MECHA-rUCSB MEMBERS. PAGE 4 UCSB DAILY NEXUS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1971 a u iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii)i|wiHiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII[llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!g Leg Council's deliberations only if directly tied to running the projects. | EDITORIAL Determining if the MECHA/La Raza split has compromised the projects and how they should be administered in light of the split should have been Leg Council's charge to its committee. Now it should be the | Council faces first test basis of any decision Leg Council makes tonight. Tonight Leg Council must decide the final .settlement of the Equally important is the composition of Finance Board. Finance 1 MECHA/La Raza dispute and the inclusion of members from all Board is perhaps the single most important committee of A.S. 1 minority groups on Finance Board. Council's actions will affect the government. Budgets and expenditures of each campus organization 1 direction of Chicano programs downtown, the ethnic political make-up must pass through their hands. Their decisions on these matters often I of campus politics and the criteria for budgetary expenditures of all A.S. define the boundaries within which each group works. I organizations. Because of this important role the needs and demands of each major The MECHA/La Raza split has been the dominating topic of A.S. group on campus should be included in Finance Board deliberations. The | politics this year. Threats and allegations have been hurled for weeks proposed enlargement of the board to include representatives from all f between the two factions and Leg Council. minority organizations is a step in this direction. Clearly the only way to sift through this maze of charges and However, the by-law change needs 10 aye votes, and with the present § counter-charges was to appoint an investigating committee. However, composition of Leg Council passage appears doubtful. Instead of I Leg Council's failure to give the committee specific guidelines hampered abandoning the idea the supporters of this change should introduce a 1 their investigation from the start. resolution demanding that Leg Council take the ethnic composition of | Instead, the council should have charged the committee to only look campus into account when making all appointments. § into the damage the split has had on the A.S. funded projects in Santa This resolution could be passed tonight by a simple majority. The i Barbara. current vacancy on Finance Board gives these groups an opportunity to A.S. government is performing a valuable service in allocating nearly press right away for minority representation. In the future they should = $21,000 to aid the Santa Barbara Chicano community. A.S.'s concern in closely scrutinize all appointments to be sure ethnic composition is taken | this dispute should be the effectiveness of that committment under into account. | MECHA's direction. Tonight Leg Council faces its first real test. Council members must Solving the ideological differences that led to the break can only be settle two inflammatory questions. Their actions will show the true 1 accomplished by the groups involved. The numerous lists of membership make-up of the council and determine the alignment of campus political 1 fights over paying dues and the like are their concerns. They should enter forces for thè coming year. fill....nimiii...... mi...... Editorials • Guest Opinions

Letters Mobilize against the Marines To the Editor: surprising to anyone ... for the University provides On Oct. 28 and 29, the UJS. Marine Corps is the freest and most open climate for change.” Fine recruiting on the UCSB campus. Not that there is words. But what do they mean in the context of the anything strange about this. The U.S. Armed Forces University’s complicity with the war machine? as well as big business have always been able to use Has anything changed within the University as a and misuse the University to further their goals of result of years of debate and protest? The 1970-71 aggression and expansion around the world. school year was totally peaceful, both on campus What makes the whole affair particularly and in Isla Vista. Meanwhile the War continues, revolting is the hypocrisy of the University. repression increases and people live lives of quiet Chancellor Cheadle, in his commencement speech to desperation. the graduating class of 1971 acknowledged the We must mobilize to struggle again. The Marine University’s role in aiding social change. Corps is on campus Thursday and Friday of this He said, “It is here that many of the social week. No one wants them here except a few rich movements to improve the human condition, are and powerful men who send them on their missions conceived and advanced, and it is here that the of death and destruction. Register your protest with intellectual leadership of the future is fostered ... the UCSB Administration in whatever form you progress and constructive change will one day come think is appropriate. because of the University’s role. This should not be JOE BADER Board chairman, cut your budget

Dear Project or chairman and opposition to her make a 5 per cent cut straight Board Chairman: decision may be taken to Finance across the board. Our expectant undergraduate Board. This policy concerning If anyone has questions enrollment has decreased A.S. account expenditures will contact Judith McClellan at: considerably. This affects A.S. not be lifted until our financial Office hours M.W. 1-4:30, appropriations, and eliminates situation is determined. T.Th. 3-5:00, F. 11-1:00; or AS. our unappropriate reserve. box office, UCen 3rd floor; or Another suggestion came out Finance Board meeting at 4 p.m. In our Oct. 11, 1971 Finance at this meeting asking that you Monday, 2272 UCen. Board meeting, we passed A suggest cuts in your budgets to A .S. A ccounting Office policy that reads, “all requests help us eliminate our deficit. If 961-3374. (purchase order, programs) are not enough budget cuts are ju d it h McCl e l l a n subject to review by the finance suggested, it will be necessary to Finance Board Chairman

Mao: "Right on!" Help out a fellow E.E. school Chiang: "Left out." To the Editor: foundations and would involve a cooperative Most of this nation’s Black engineering students venture between these schools and UCSB. UCSB DAILY NEXUS are enrolled in a few schools in the South. Visiting scholarships and professorships would be HILARY KAYE and MIKE GROSSBERGt Editors Typically, these schools operate with limited offered in order to bring persons from such schools The opinions expressed are those of the individual writer and do not necessarily represent those of the Regents of the University of California, funding and are deficient in many of the to UCSB and permit them to benefit from the Associated Students or the UCSB DAILY NEXUS. Articles labelled educational facilities needed for teaching modem educational facilities which are here and to mingle “editorial” represent a consensus of the UCSB DAILY NEXUS Editorial engineering. Board unless signed by an individual w riter. The UCSB D A IL Y N E X U S with the UCSB student body and faculty. UCSB’s Electrical Engineering Department has welcomes letters and columns from opposing viewpoints. The public is invited to attend a talk by Professor relatively good facilities and is in a position to offer Entered as second class matter on November 20, 1951, at Goleta, Ordung concerning this program on Wednesday, help in augmenting the education of these students. California, and printed by the Campus Press, ■ 323 Magnolia, Goleta, Oct. 27, at 4:30 p.m., in 1104 Engineering Building. California, P.O. Box 13402, University Center, Santa Barbara, California Professor Ordung of the E.E. Department is 93106. Editorial Office T.M. Storke Publications Bldg. 1035, phone 961*2691. Advertising Office T.M . Storke Publications Bldg. 1045, phone proposing a project of program enrichment for both GLEN WADE 961-3829« Gayle Kerr, Advertising Manager. students and faculty selected from schools in the Professor South. The program would be financed by private Electrical Engineering PAGE 5 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1971 UCSB DAILY NEXUS held, in September, 1971, that -N E X U S GUEST CO LU M N IST“ ------the Company’s toxic discharges should be stopped forthwith. The three United States Justice and the environment Attorneys whose districts cover the New York waterfront are also ______b y U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL JOHN MITCHELL- using the Refuse Act to clean up the New York Harbor and other By JOHN N. MITCHELL tributary or navigable water. In mid-1970, the Justice waterways in their areas. Attorney General Generally, an attempt is made Departm ent filed 10 civil Of special interest to citizens is of the United States to negotiate a settlement which injunction cases to halt mercury the provision of the Refuse Act Young people have played a specifies treatment facilities to pollution. Some of the companies authorizing payment of half of primary role in focusing the sued were dumping as much as the fines imposed on polluters to attention of the Nation on the 300 pounds of mercury a day persons who provide information quality of our environment and into rivers. One of the plants sued leading to a conviction. Courts the importance of insuring that closed down and the other nine have authorized such payments in clean air and water are available immediately reduced their recent years. for future generations. mercury discharge to less than And through the use of still During the past two and half a pound a day. Forty other another federal law, the Justice one-half years, the Department of plants discharging mercury Department prosecuted several Justice has recognized the voluntarily cut back their oil companies for failing to install urgency of their concern and has emissions to a fraction of a safety devices on wells located in given top' priority to the pound. the Gulf of Mexico, which enforcement of federal laws Thus, in a period of about six resulted in the leakage of relating to environmental months, we virtually eliminated thousands of barrels of oil off the protection. the hazard that faced the country coast of Louisiana. The Our original approach was to from the continual dumping of companies paid fines totaling give new emphasis to a render the wastes harmless to the mercury into bodies of water. We more than $2.25 million. 72-year-old law — the 1899 receiving waters. In the event a have not eliminated the problem The Department of Justice will Refuse Act — and to use it as one settlement cannot be reached, the caused by the mercury already in continue and intensify its efforts of our most effective weapons Court is asked to totally stop the the water, but we have brought to enforce federal anti-pollution against polluters. Under the discharge. to a virtual halt any additional laws, but every segment of our Refuse Act all industries which Since the beginning of 1969, pollution. society must share in the discharge any waste into the Justice Department has filed We have also vigorously responsibility for improving the navigable waters or their more than 300 criminal cases enforced the Refuse Act against quality of our water and air. tributaries must apply for a seeking fines against polluters. In companies that discharge toxic The full resources of states and permit .to do so from the Corps addition, we have filed more than and hazardous substances such as localities must be brought to bear of Engineers, stating that the 65 civil actions for injunctions. cyanide, phenol, chromes and on this problem. And, in a nation waste does not pollute the water. The first civil injunction suit lead into rivers and streams. The where governmental power is If a company discharges without brought under the Refuse Act to first case to go to trial involving conferred by the people, the a permit, it is in violation of the abate pollution was filed against such discharges was against the interest and enthusiasm of young law and may be fined as much as the Florida Power and Light Armco Steel Corporation on the people will continue to be a $2,500 a day upon conviction. Company to halt the discharge of Houston Ship Channel in Texas. primary factor in our campaign Criminal actions and civil heated water from its power In that case the District Court for a clean environment. penalty actions are brought generating plants into Biscayne against sporadic or accidental Bay. polluters, as in the case of oil After the federal judge ruled spills from ships or from shore that the discharge of thermal installations. We found, however, waste is a violation of the Refuse S.A.U.C.E.R. that the penalties carried by these Act, the utility company agreed Presents A statutes are ineffective against to undertake a $30 million Ü major industries with continuous construction program to lower discharges. the temperature of its water ' HAU0WEEN * m Therefore, in March 1970, we discharge to a biologically adopted a second approach to acceptable level. stop pollution by asking the This case has resulted in EXTRAVAGANZA! courts to issue civil injunctions. voluntary compliance by Starring The relief requested in an promises of additional Peter Lorre and "THE HAND" injunction suit is that the improvements to many power company be ordered to stop plants in operation or to be built “THE BEAST WITH FIVE FINGERSft throughout the United States. discharging its wastes into the Plus H.G. 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loriKliKulorir S 5 S 5 Pardall Rd., Isla. Vista. SAMA .RBARA/ Open IO - IO Daily south-2 h-r PAGE 6 UCSB DAILY NEXUS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27.1971 Harriers go to Fresno H I K t : S H O E S ...! Bowl ’em over for meet with Rams A truly striking Intramural sports activity rolls into action next A w e ll- b a la n c e d and Coach Adams feels is still week: Coed Bowling. statistically awesome Fiesno unfulfilled or to sink into the One of newer IM pastimes, Coed Bowling offers a wide variety of State harrier squad stands doldrums of defeat. “We’re a entertainment and fascination. Participants must show good form, between the fulfillment of a yet better team than we’ve shown,” graceful movement and skilled hands. This combination often tends to untapped potential this Saturday promises Adams, “The quarter provide great “insightful” fun for the spectators as well as the in Fresno as UCSB attempts to system puts us at a disadvantage competitors, especially when members of both sexes are involved. shake off last week’s dismal (semester schools have three Last year’s champions were sent to the All-Cal Tourney at the Davis performance against Cal and more weeks of training), but we campus in May. This spring, the victors will again have the chance to UCLA. have the material to do much represent UCSB at this annually held sports festival. The Rams, still undefeated in better.” All bowling matches will be played at the Orchid Bowl beginning dual meet competition and In preparation Adams is next week, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. Each team must consist of 2 guys coming off with an impressive allowing his charges to peak JOIN in the 3 fingered co-ed and 2 girls. Teams will bowl 3 games on either Tuesday Nov. 2, Wednesday Nov. 3 or Thursday Nov. 4. second place finish in a 14 team slightly for Fresno with two easy sport! invitational last Saturday, are, as workouts prior to Saturday. He Second sets of three games each will be bowled on Tuesday Nov. 9, far as Gaucho coach Sam Adams has been steadily replacing the and Cal 24 to 33 to 70, Wednesday Nov. 10 or Thursday Nov. 11. Total pins for all teams’ six can ascertain from skimpy result background quantity emphasis of respectively.. games will be counted, with the top teams then bowling an additional sheets, a team whose strength is early season with speed and Even despite the one-sidedness three games on Tuesday Nov. 16, to determine the champions. in its depth and not in any quality as the conference meet of of the score, Coach Adams The new format is designed to allow maximum participation and individual superstars. Nov. 12 draws closer. explained that his team had fared increased competition. By choosing a preferred day, it is hoped more For the Santa Barbarans are Last week a “flat” Gaucho better than in past years. “They students will be able to join in the activity. also a team which boasts of team ran into two powerful have some pretty good people,” Bowling will cost only $.50 a line per person — shoes will be depth, making Saturday’s teams which turned out to be understated the veteran mentor. provided free! confrontation a real chance to even stronger than expected as All entry cards are due in the Intramural office by this Friday, Oct. either realize a potential which they were trounced by UCLA 29, 5:00 p.m. This is an extention of the previously released deadline. If you do not have enough people for a complete team, call the IM I IM Scoreboard | office they usually can get it together for everyone. Roll over to trailer 568-b NOW! BUYING OR SILLING A HOME? BFD 25 Gunga 0 Ram rodders 53 Bombers 6 Ask some faculty member which Broker to choose . . . King Dong 34 Ballhandlers 6 Soft-Offs 25 DMF 6 Human Roots 20 O ff the Wall 0 Alex Meier - Phone 962-1942 Bull Goose Loonies 0 Son's of Munchers 12 UCen FOOD SERVICE (A Multiple Listing Service Realtor.) Scrunt II 39 High Society 6 Captain Pissgum 14 Hotel Normand 5:00 — 7:00pjn. 99< DINNER SPECIAL 0 — — CHICKEN CHOW MEIN 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I Buddies 6 Blue Grass 7 Clod Squad 35 Narc 6 Served with Salad, Vegetable, Roll, and 10d beverage Scrunt 13 Zeroes 0 UNIVERSITY VILLAGE CHEVRON Sister Mary 6 Red Eye 27 CN Strapp 7 Knockers 0 6895 HOLLISTER AVE. at STORKE ROAD Boxer Rebellion 39 Mac 0 CN U) Fubar — forfeit 5,000 BLUE CHIP STAMPS CORRECTS. TYPING ERRORS. . . _ BEFORE THEY HAPPEN COCCI W1TH THIS CARD CN rntt! PUNCHED OUT CO SMORGASBORD LUNCH SEE THE NEW OLIVETTI LETTERA 36 $100.00 in purchases gives you $500.00 worth of stamps! — 11:30- 1:30 A L L YO U < N CO 6 KINDS OF PIZZA CAN EAT ELECTRIC PORTABLE TYPEWRITER AT STATE LICENSED MECHANICS 3 KINDS OF SALAD CN BRAKES. TUNE-UP, AIR CONDITIONING' 99c ALL AUTO REPAIR - FOREIGN &. DOMESTIC BUSINESS MACHINE SERVICE 04 5 I4I4I4I4I4I 4l4l4l4l4l4l4l ATR y S F Y ’ s 5844 HOLLISTER AVENUE - GOLETA

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Call 968-5066. 12-MOTORCYCLES PORRT, Pre-Med Union, Project Pakistan, ACM, Inter-Faith N ightly Dinner Specials Forum, LDS Student Association, United Campus Christian Har Kar Cass music syst SR ★ Fellowship, Alpha Lambda Delta, California Club, Colonel's at the Deli, Emb. Del Norte 3-wayspks was $700 now $400 ex. HONDA 250 Scr. Good cond. Pardall 968-3017 - Chicken 99c $245. HONDA 50 needs work $70 Coeds, UCSB Honeybears, Mortar Board, Scabbard and Blade, Spurs 8-3348. In order to complete the HUSTLERS' HANDBOOK we must have this or best offer call 968-0279. information by 10:00 A.M. Thursday (tomorrow). If you have a new McConnell's Ice Cream now Cable Nelson Piano, $350 good 1970 Bultaco Matador - Clean, club this year, or know if any of the above have disbanded, please let available in I.V. at I.V. MARKET. condition, Moffat 968-3480. us know. CALL 961-3829 OR COME TO ROOM 1045 OR 1053. Ask reliable, exlnt cond. 968-2279. for Gayle Kerr or Michele Hutcheson. PAGE 7 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1971 UCSB DAILY NEXUS Jogging “ a ‘breath taking’ experience

By DEBBY OLSON It doesn’t hit you at first — wMP? then your breathing gets harder and faster, making your lungs ache a little. You can’t decide iNNas-* which annoys you more — the jarring of your knees or the muscles straining from your Achilles tendon throughout your i p calf. You notice your arms and feel your face turning red and >• jfc ä M i * . .../. moist and your heart’s pounding ■ Wñmm fast, even in your throat. WÊÊÊÊÊÊÊÊm Then it’s over and deep gulps § ü s l of crisp fresh air rush in and out and through your body — you feel light and free, relieved and 1 relaxed.

LOSING WEIGHT “I run to lose weight — it makes me feel better and wakes JOGGING ON TH E beach at I.V. is a spiritually rewarding experience in addition to keeping you in shape. Photo by Sparky. me up in the morning,” comments Barbara Brooks, who your pulse rate decreases and build mental discipline because I after doing it because it relieves are a bit uncomfortable then has been jogging for the last six your heart performs faster and have to really push myself to get tensions and allows you to see stop, walk awhile and begin months, “I feel as if I’ve more efficiently, strengthening up and do it,” says sophomore the progress of your efforts.” again. Distance and speed varies accomplished something after itself while improving your James Davlin. “Sometimes it Coach Adams cautions that trem endously with the running.” vascular system by increasing the takes a lot of will power”. there is a method to the exercise. individual.” According to Assistant P-A. capillary flow into the muscles. “It’s good because it isn’t a “When you start to jog you And me — after chasing after Supervisor Sherman Button, Your blood circulates faster real physical strain,” noted Kathy should never run so far that all the above health nuts to jogging Is the best conditioning throughout your system and in Herrera, who runs to condition you’re putting yourself under discover the force behind their exercise you can do. “It takes effect “cleans out” your body of herself for playing competitive stress. It should be a graded, obsession — well, perhaps I’m just little time or equipment and you its waste products. basketball, “You just maintain a progressive activity. Jog until you a little bit sold on it too — pant! can do it individually or with a Recently, jogging is being used pace. And you really feel better feel you’re breathing harder and gasp! group,” he observed. Track coach widely under doctor’s supervision Sam Adams concurs, “Jogging is for the rehabilitation of heart very definitely the best muscle surgery, attack or stroke patients, DO YOU WANT YOUR ORGANIZATION LISTED IN THE HUSTLERS' HANDBOOK??? toning exercise and it serves as an because of its cardio-vascular The following groups have not registered with OCB to date: excellent cardio-vascular stimulation. Home Ec Club, Judicial Administration Review, Philosophy Club, Political Science Undergrad Association, stimulant.” PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS PILL/ZPG, PORRT, Pre-Med Union, Project Pakistan, ACM, Inter-Faith Forum, LDS Student Association, Jogging is instrumental in United Campus Christian Fellowship, Alpha Lambda Delta, California Club, Colonel's Coeds, UCSB Honey- losing weight and attaining better Many enthusiasts enjoy the bears, Mortar Board,'Scabbard and Blade, Spurs body conditioning and control psychological effects of the In order to complete the HUSTLERS’ HANDBOOK we must have this Information by 10:00 A.M. Thursday for several reasons. As you run, activity — “I fed it’s helped me (tomorrow). If you have a new club this year, or know If any of the above have disbanded, please let us know. CALL 961-3829 OR COME TO ROOM 1045 OR 1053. Ask for Gayle Kerr or Michele Hutcheson. Surfing team trials Sat* The UCSB Surf Team will hold UCLA on Nov. 21 at its team trials this Saturday Hollywood-by-the -Sea in morning, Oct. 30. All interested Ventura. Also scheduled are surfers are urged to meet at contests with Golden West Sands, just north of Devereaux College on Dec. 4 and San Point at 8 a.m. Fernando Valley State on Jan. The Saturday trials will 8 at Campus Point. determine the surf team for the 1971-72 school year. There will be four surfers in each twenty minute heat, and the three high point waves of each surfer will be compiled to find the contestants’ overall position. The 24 surfers VOLKSWAGEN that have the highest point totals will qualify for this year’s team. Engine and Transmission The team consists of an A and B division each having twelve RtBUIlDCRS surfers. Maintenance Service — The UCSB surfers have Tune-ups — Brakes tentatively scheduled their first A ll Work Performed intercollegiate contest against to Factory Standards PIZZA DELIVERY EUROPEAN AUTO After 6:00 p.m. 968-0510 SYSTEMS HOLLISTER (SANTA 5921 Matthews BARBARA AIRPORT) R y £> 967-7363

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They áre made to protect the property of the rich,” in Pulley’s Nixon and McGovern opinion. (Continued from p. 1) Pulley told the audience that Harvey Levin, a volunteer in the (Continued from p. 1) fairness of the law: “The law is fraternity or sorority also be he was pleased that there is a Lobby who specialized in which is a “basic aspect of fair to Rockefeller, who is White growing awareness that the included on the list of minorities. consumer protection, “We want capitalist society.” The U.S. must and rich, and owns half of Socialist Party has been right all Leg Council will also be as many people as possible have a totally new economic Venezuela.” hearing a proposal by the along, in that capitalist society is involved in what’s going on in system, for the present one is “The laws in this country are run by a handful of men for their University of California Student Sacramento.” geared to do nothing but what it not made to protect the people. own benefit. Lobby for an annex project. The annex will have three is now doing, and as Eugene V. Overton, who will present the purposes, according to Levin: Debs was quoted by Pulley, “A proposal, is asking for $1,200 as • It will channel research being chicken can’t lay duck eggs.” what he called an “ideal budget.” done at UCSB into Sacramento The Attica prison riots were an Candidate petitions still out However, Overton, a former where the Lobby hopes to example of the racism in our (Continued from p. 1) Finance Board member, does not influence committee hearings; society, Pulley contended, and interview with each candidate and a sample ballot distributed by the expect complete funding from • It will supply experience and were covered up by typically A.S. because of the extreme lack training for those who are Initiative. racist lies, the most notable of Time limit parking was another major topic of discussion. Captain of funds this year. Overton stated interested in legislative advocacy; which were the untrue rumors that the Student Lobby Annex • I t will coordinate Drollette of the California Highway Patrol spoke briefly on the fact that Black prisoners had castrated that the CHP cannot be used to enforce local ordinances except on a would try to raise its own communication between the White hostages. complaint basis. “Our purpose is the prevention of accidents,” funding. Lobby and the students. Rockefeller, who is, to Pulley’s according to Drollete. The CHP representative in I.V. has been writing The Lobby will be asking, Levin stated that way of thinking, “ fairly dumb, many warnings to discourage students from parking in the red zones however, that the annex be communication with the students when you come to think of it,” on Pardall. incorporated into the A.S. is crucial. “We think it is refused to negotiate with the Another report to the council was made by Dale Desmond By-laws.' A steering committee important,” he said, “that the rioters at Attica because this concerning the arrest of several Vietnam Veterans Against the War would then be formed which Lobby doesn’t degenerate into an would not be the “fair and (VVAW) for their participation in Monday’s Veterans Day Parade in would serve as^a liaison between elitist group dictating to the impartial application of the law.” Santa Barbará. students at UCSB and the Lobby students what their legislative But Pulley finds fault with this IVCC passed a resolution concerning this incident which states that offices in Sacramento. The policy is.” attitude, for Rockefeller, in his “IVCC goes on record denouncing today’s arrest of W AW members as Annex will have an office on the Among other programs the opinion, is wrong about the an act unconstitutional and symbolic with a growing trend to suspend third floor of the UCen, next to annex is planning is a referendum the Bill of Rights in Santa Barbara County.” This resolution was the A.S. Office. of student opinion in early passed unanimously. There, the Lobby hopes to December. The referendum Paul Gassaway. The Lobby has Another resolution concerning support of Assembly Bill 1471 was maintain files on bills in the State would include up to 50 issues been gaining respect among the passed. AB 1471 is an ecology oriented bill creating a master plan for Legislature and will keep a chart which could conceivably be state legislature and has found the California coastline and a commission to regulate the plan. For the plotting the progress of key issues considered by the state legislature itself influential on many issues, most part it will regulate the use of coast land from three miles to sea which are under consideration. next session. including graduate tuition, to the peak of the nearest mountain. It is hoped this plan will be more Proposals for annexes will be The Lobby is currently being student voting on campuses, the made at each of the nine headed by two former UCSB A.S. effective than those of most municipalities in the preservation of the EOP program and faculty pay California coast. campuses of the University. Said vice presidents, Kati Perry and raises. TONITE TRANSCENDENTAL NOTICE MEDITATION

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