D U L y N E X U S University of California at Santa Barbara Vol. 57, No. 51 Tuesday, November 23,1976 Local Unrest Rally Protests UCSB Enrollment Increases By Drew Robbins off the rally by giving background Bill Wallace, Third District information on enrollment at UCSB. Supervisor-elect, blasted the UCSB “Enrollment has been increasing ever Administration yesterday for their “lack since 1972,” she explained. “This ypar of concern and sensitivity”' in dealing the increase was only 70 people, but with increased enrollment. you’ve got to remember that for each Speaking at a Storke Plaza rally student there iwill be 1.1 more people on sponsored by IVCC and Praxis, Wallace the South Coast,” Davis said, explaining and. Praxis members Dave Stafford and the “multiplier effect” which figures a Ann Davis addressed a crowd of about SO 1.1 increase in South Coast residents to PRAXIS MEMBER D'A VE STAFFORD addressed a crowd of about 50 people Students. The main thrust of their talk provide products and services for each yesterday in Storke Plaza as part o f a rally calling for action by the UCSB was the effect of increased enrollment on additional UCSB student. administration to reduce enrollment. the housing in Isla Vista. Davis went on to cite a government Photo by Matt Pfefftr Davis, also a Leg Council member, led survey conducted at Berkeley two years ago. “The sutvey found that there should be over a five percent vacancy rate, Berkeley Judge Grants Four Students anything less is an emergency situation,” Davis noted. “The latest figures for I.V. show a one percent vacancy rate.” Right To File in Possessory Tax Case “Another important thing to keep in mind is that enrollment has gone up 20 By Claude Ruibal possessory tax bills on July 1. Yet the Administrative Vice President Jeff percent since the water moratorium,” Superior Court Judge Harold Hove residents won a/temporary injunction in Bornstein of ASUC stated, “The case has Davis reported. “That means another allowed four students from UC Berkeley late August which halted the collection of statewide significance since it will be the 5,000 people on the South Coast.” to be represented in a class action suit the tax until September 10. On first of its kind.” ASUCSB Executive Wallace spoke more specifically on the that will decide whether Alameda County September 22, Alameda Superior Court Vice President Paul Pooley agreed, “The pressures of increased enrollment. “I can collect property taxes from students Judge George Phillip Jr. ruled that the State Equalization Board could perhaps question the inability of the UC system who are residents in University-owned residents would have to pay their bills mandate the tax statewide if Berkeley to reduce enrollment here at UCSB,” he housing. and any penalty which may have accrued were to lose its test case.” These said. “At Berkeley and Los Angeles they The suit challenges county attempts to since the deadline payment of August 31. implications have prompted UCB to ask manage to cut enrollment when they enforce a 1866 state tax law. It calls for This action prompted the Associated UCSB Leg Council to donate $1,000 to want,” he continued. “But here they anyone who benefits from the use of Students at UC Berkeley (ASUC) to help pay the legal fees. don’t seem to be able to make a dent in the number of students.” state-owned tax exempt property to pay sponsor the class-action suit to stop the Currently, the Residence Hall “The University is the greatest growth a possessory tax to the county. This Alameda County assessor from applying Association (RHA) is attempting to raise inducer on the South Coast,” Wallace could allow the county to collect taxes the tax to all residents of University money for the legal fund. RHA members said, claiming that the increased from students who live in University housing. hope that Leg Council will match the enrollment is a major cause of rent residences. . Currently UCB has asked student amount they collect. Married Berkeley students'who now governments from all the UC campuses to increases throughout the area. f live in University housing are currently donate money to help pay the financial If the suit is lost, students living in “With the ordinary supply and demand subject to payment of the possessory tax.' costs involved in the suit. Initially the University owned housing could become forces at work, prices have been forced Individuals are subject to a possessory tax students sought the help of the subjected to annual bills of between $3S way up,” Wallace argued. “It’s the if they possess or hold exclusive rights on University’s General Counsel to bring to $125. combination of increased enrollment and public tax exempt land. their case to court. General Counsel the water moratorium that’s putting the Early this year the Alameda County refused to proceed with the suit in the Some students feel the county should pressure on rent prices.” Board of Supervisors ruled that the tax m anner th e students desired. be allowed to tax the students. According Wallace charged that one of the effects applied to occupants of student housing. Consequently, the student government to Praxis member Howard Dyck, “The of the housing shortage and rent hikes Residents of the University’s married hired their own counsel and the estimated dorms are heavily subsidized by the state Was the relocation of residents. “It’s student housing complexes received cost of the litigation is $6,000. which lowerf the rentals prices.” (Please turn to p.12, col.l) Crowd Gathers for 'Celebration of Whales' By Scott Spiro Over 14,000 people joined Governor Killing of Mammals by Russian, Jerry Brown Saturday afternoon in a California “celebration of the whales,” to direct attention to the killing of the Japanese Industries Protested marine mammals by Japanese and Russian industries. endangered species, still hunted by about In addition, Honda, Toyota and 14 nations. Datsun, three major firms who have been “If you want to save something,” said targets of the ban on Japanese goods, put Brown, who sponsored the event, “a good Also appearing was Dr. Paul Strong of up $500 apiece. way to do it is to celebrate it.” the Canadian “Greenpeace” foundation Brown was warmly received by the which has led efforts to save the Held at the Sacramento Memorial whale from extinction. Strong’s address audience who paid $4 each to attend the Auditorium, the day-long event featured was preceded by Stan Minassian’s Emmy evening’s festivities. exhibits, lectures, films and award winning film, “Last Days of the “As mammals, their survival is entertainment by several pop artists Dolphins.” • somewhat symbolic of our own,” Brown including Joni Mitchell, Country Joe said Saturday to the whale enthusiasts. The cost of the Sacramento gathering MacDonald, John Sebastian and Fred “We are taking this day where people was estimated at $16,000, provided in Neil. who are interested in whales can celebrate full by contributions. A poetry reading by Pulitzer Prize them through music, talk, discussion and winner Gary Snyder was followed by the Celebration contributors included Dow films,” Brown said, adding that when showing of the film “The Great Right Chemicals and Macy’s Department Stores Californians assemble in support of the whale, “other people are watching.” Whales,” a documentary on the life of the who donated several thousand dollars. GO VERNOR JERR Y BROWN PAGE 2 DAILY NEXUS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1976 'Entrapment' not a Problem for
A LIGHT EARTHQUAKE centered in the Santa Monica Bay shook a wide area of Los Angeles yesterday. Seismologists at S.B. Law Enforcement Officials California Institute of Technology in Pasadena said the quake at 9:55 a.m. measured 3.8 on the Richter scale. It was centered in By Steve Maurer defendent to commit the crime.” ruled last April that if a person the ocean seven miles off Santa Monica. Entrapment is a “routine” Poulis added, “When the jurors has a “predisposition” to commit defense used in most narcotics hear the accusation of a crime, it would be very difficult BLACK NATIONALIST LEADER JOSHUA NKOMO says his cases, said Deputy District entrapment,” they may react in a for the person to claim the ‘Tatriotic Front” has no intention of accepting a British Attorney Bill Poulis yesterday. way which would be “helpful to defense of entrapment compromise on a target date for Black Majority rule in Rhodesia. Calling entrapment a “last the defense,” though the jury successfully.AryehNeier, director He challenged the British to name a fixed date for Rhodesian straw defense,” Poulis said that might not be swayed if of the American Civil Liberties independence rather than give a time limit of 15 months he could recall “no case of police prosecutors could introduce a Union, said that under this ruling, following the successful conclusion of the Geneva talks. entrapment.” Santa Barbara defendent’s prior record. “if anyone does anything, you Police Captain Bill Christensen Christensen said that “arresting can say there must have been a MARY LOUISE SMITH SAYS she’ll step down voluntarily in agreed, saying that he did not. users, rather than the sellers, predisposition.” January as National Chairman of the Republican Party in an know of any valid cases of provides no occasion for the apparent move to avoid a bitter leadership fight. entrapment within the charge of entrapment.” He Christensen said, “There are a department. stressed that entrapment was not lot of guidelines” in the police MEXICO’S CENTRAL BANK yesterday suspended the sale and Christensen said that this lack a serious problem, contending manual concerning undercover purchase of all foreign currencies and gold following an apparent of cases of entrapment is due in “our officers are trained on the operations. Los Angeles has strict run on U.S. dollars by Mexicans worried about their country’s part to Santa Barbara’s “different correct way of making an arrest.” guidelines for decoys on their style of narcotics enforcement.” prostitute patrols. The officers on economic future. The average officer has “too He explained that the County this detail cannot wear anything much work already,” said Narcotics Task Force that would provoke potential ISRAEL GAINED FULL MEMBERSHIP in the United Nations Christensen. “Why should he go concentrated on “the arrests of “customers.” Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization yesterday with out and make additional work?” admission to the European group of the world body. Israel’s users of narcotics rather than the “Entrapment takes something George Eskin, Assistant City admission came at a UNESCO meeting in Nairobi, Kenya. It *buyer program.’ ” The “buyer program” is an approach where more than just providing an Attorney for Los Angeles, said reversed a 1974 UNESCO decision that led to a storm of protest opportunity to a person inclined undercover agents pose as drug that some suggestive acts may not in the west and suspension of UJ5. dues. to commit a crime,” explained buyers and arrest the drug get reported. “The undercover Poulis. FIVE U.S. HELICOPTERS HAVE BEEN DELIVERED to the distributors at the time of sale. female officer isn’t going to say, Thai government in a stepped-up war against dope traffic. Thai Poulis said that in buyer-seller Police entrapment, said ‘I winked at him and he police plan to use the helicopters to try to track down narcotics cases, “entrapment would be an Christensen, would “coerce responded.’ ” traffickers in the mountainous jungles of the so-called “Golden effective defense because in the someone (to commit a crime) Triangle,” That’s where much of the world’s opium is grown. state court we can’t introduce who wouldn’t normally commit background information which the crime in question.” “Flowing ISRAEL HAS REINFORCED ITS TROOPS along the Lebanese could prove the inclination of the The i Federal Supreme Court Free Frontier and warned Syria it will not tolerate the presence of Foreveif Syrian troops along the border. The warning followed firing into Israel from the Lebanese side of the border. Michael Murphey’s Î Tuesday Only at j new album: A work ROSAYLN CARTER, wife of President-elect Jimmy Carter, has of art and nature. 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trend by establishing an attorney Low-Cost Legal Aid Organizations Face referral service, which gives out the names of lawyers offering legal aid. In return for the free Resistance from National Bar Association advertising, lawyers referred to by the service must agree to By Glen Granholm associations across the country. clinics started is often difficult. trying to overturn the bar’s no-ad The first obstacle clinics must handle a given number of free The American Bar Association The Santa Barbara Legal provisions, in the face of overcome is the American Bar cases, according to local attorney estimates that 32 million opposition. Association ban on advertising of Defense Center is experiencing Alice Merenbach. Merenbach American families cannot afford State Bar President David S. legal services. The ABA canons what one spokesman calls “a pointed out that in addition to private attorneys and yet are *n Casey explains, “We’re trying to state that “competitive severe financial crisis.” This the referral service, the Santa too high an income bracket to relax the rules aslittle as possible, advertising would encourage private, non-profit organization Barbara people in the past have receive government-funded legal not as much as possible.” extravagant, artful, self-lauditory has been forced to cut back its made use of a legal co-op run by aid. Against heavy ABA resistance, brashness in seeking business and legal aid services. The center is attorney Dick Solomon. Many programs have been set the Supreme Court, in the thus would mislead the layman.” currently operating at a minimal up to give middle income families mid-sixties, ruled to allow the Since the public has no way of level, but with proper advertising, low-cost legal aid. Lawyers existence of legal services knowing which lawyers belong to it may be able to resume full attempting to establish these insurance plans. Prepaid Anti-Racism R ally legal aid clinics and therefore services. types of legal aid clinics have met insurance plans provide legal with resistance from bar charge lower prices, getting such Many organizations, have been “Socialists and the Fight assistance to clients for an annual Against Racism” is the topic of premium between twelve and two a forum to be held Tuesday at hundred and fifty dollars. 1:00 p.m ., in the Program Lack of Appointments, English The bar associations have Lounge of the UCen. It is joined together to put restrictions scheduled to begin after the on this type of plan. rally against the Bakke decision Skills Tops Regents' Meeting According to Anne Jackson of being held at El Centro at By William Justin neglect, Regent William Forbes subject A - 85 to 95 percent pass the California Journal, the noon. The speaker will be California Governor Jerry said the Board’s decreasing the course. The report concluded California Bar severely restrictsthe Andrea Gonzalez, a long time Brown was criticized at Friday’s membership from eighteen to that “these figures show that, for extent and manner in which a activist in the struggle for Regents meeting for his failure to thirteen, “is a fact we all must the majority of students, the plan can make its existence and Puerto Rican independence, fill an increasing number of consider.” problem lies not in a lack of services known. who is presently working in vacancies on the Board. The natural ability or intelligence, but The people of Santa Barbara, Los Angeles against the Bakke Regents, during their two-day A report was presented to the simply in the nature of previous however, are not without decision. The forum is being meeting at UCLA, also heard a RegenJ’s Committee on instruction.” low-cost legal aid. The Santa sponsored by the Young report concerning incoming Educational Policy Thursday Barbara County Bar Association Socialist Alliance. (Please turn to p. 9, col. 1) students’ writing skills. It was morning concerning the seems to have gone against the noted that a task force created by “Preparation for Admission to State Superintendent of Public the University.” It expressed Instruction Wilson Riles will alarm about incoming students’ Confused about what classes present a series of writing skills. “A large majority recommendations about student of our incoming freshmen lack to take Winter Quarter? Consult preparation to the University and the skills tested by the College the Department of Education in Board English Composition January. Test,” the report noted. Students Although only student Regent who don’t acquire a certain PROFILE Daryn Peeples accused Brown of proficency on the test must take rn T it i ii m u n ii UCSB’s faculty and course evaluation guide
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When the proposal came before Leg Council, there was general support for it, though the Council, rightly, was leary of giving all the money Berkeley wanted ($1,000). It was felt that since dorm students were the only ones threatened with assessment, the RHA should be willing to assist. This action is also supported by the A.S. at UCLA. W ar Inevitable in Capitalist System Here, one would think, the Board was given a chance to act in a Editor, Daily Nexus: questions of why we get involved, times go to war to protect their meaningful way to avert problems for all dorm students, to spend Why were 91 Iranian students the rich in this country always colonies and neocolonies, to try money for the benefit of each and every person living in the dorms, recently arrested in Houston, give us the same lines: to keep to thwart movements for not just a minority, as is usually the case. What action did the Board Texas? . our “friends,” preserve “our” independence. jump to, as indicative of the dorm students’ interests? None. The ' Why are 6 Iranian students interests, maintain “democracy,” At the same time powers Board copped out,, and failed to act responsibly, citing the much Dema deported from France? “police” the world, and so on. continuously try to expand — the maligned and distorted clause of the RHA Constitution which requires Why, were $10.6 billion Their rhetoric, however, is little law here is: “expand or die, that money spent by the Board be spent on “educational ¡0 armaments contracted from more than a tattered veil — trying devour or be devoured." At times programming.” trie United States from 1972 to to cover other motivations. there emerge inevitable clashes ’?6 by the Shah's regime? It’s in the nature of the between capitalist states, major As a former member of the Board, I have extensive experience with What are 24,000 U.S. advisors capitalist system we live under attempts to steal “each other’s” . this excuse. In the time I was on the Board, last year, the definition of doing in Iran? that the rich in this country are colonies. This is what gave rise to “educational programming” was stretched, twisted, mutilated, The Chinese say that warfare constantly compelled to go to World Wars I and II. mangled, and otherwise manipulated to include such items as funding between the USSR and the U.S. war to protect and further their This is what also appears to be longer hours at the San Rafael pool, a trip to Hearst Castle, a trip to is “inevitable.” Is it true? Some monied interests. The U.S. and behind the conflict today the Santa Barbara islands and “munchies” for the members of the other questions: Why do wars other powers continuously must between the U.S. and the Soviet Board at the meetings. This year, the Board has financed all or part of emerge time and again, and why try to maintain a hold on the Union. In Iran and throughout a production of the play “Bye Bye Birdie,” a dance band, a cartoon is the threat of war constantly economics and governments of the world, the U.S. and the USSR festival, a trip to an oil platform, and once again, munchies for their above our heads? What can we various third world nations in are in contention. Though the meetings. All manipulated, with the aid of the administrative advisors, do about this situation? order to preserve their profitable Soviet Union carries the to fit the definition of educational programming. Warfare breaks out time and exploitation of raw materials, sheepskin cover of “socialism,” again, and the U 5. constantly cheap labor and markets. The working class rule has long since Exactly how it is that the Board is able to discern the educational becomes involved. In answer to US. and other nations must at been shed; the people of the properties of some of their activities escapes me. I am further Soviet Union live under basically distressed, as a dorm resident, at the apparent irresponsibility of the the same system we live under,, Board. Instead of dealing with the issue of outrageous taxation, the Destined for Failure and today Russia, in fact, is a Board has sung and danced its way around the needs of the dorm Editor, Daily Nexus: major competitor of the largest students, with the aid and comfort of their benevolent administrative ‘The essential function of the Associated Students Research Agency world empire — that of the U.S. advisors. Since the Board will meet no more this quarter, it seems that (ASRA) will be to provide Leg Council with assistance in rational The situation in the Persian this action will have no redress, and will go down in the annals of the Board as one of the biggest cop-outs in its history. decision-making,” (Nexus, November 16). By this definition, the Gulf area characterizes what is ASRA is doomed to failure: Leg Council and rational decision-making generally happening around the are mutually exclusive. world. David J. Wilson Ryan Werner (Please turn to p.5, col.3) FUBAR Ads Are Blatantly Sexist Editor, Daily Nexus: California. those conducted at F.U.B.A.R. UCENH are ended. Recently, a bar in the Bay In the Wednesday edition of As a unified student body, we J J , J J Area was fined for discrimination the Nexus, November 17, 1976, can help bring an end to these CAHPus an ad Was run for the F.U.B.A.R. in the cost of drinks on the basis of sex, plus it was forced to pay practices. I urge everyone, Tavern in Goleta which stated regardless of age, sex, or whatever EVENTS that females over the age of 18 damages to the party that issued the complaint. to boycott F.U.B.A.R. until their FACILITY will be admitted, but a male must policies are changed and a letter be 21. This is another example of Oppression and discrimination of apology is made through the sex discrimination in its most of any sex, race, or ethnic group Nexus to the UCSB student body blatant form. Already this type will reflect itself in the populace, and all persons of the of discrimination has been for you cannot truly be “free” community. challenged in the state of until discriminatory practices like Stephen C. Ertman
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Radio pay for the operational Completely safe and nutritious for 59,000 miles leaving country. $83 per mo. JR or SR fm pref. expanses.. men and women. 966-7027 $23.00 968-2426 6716 Rasado. Sacrifice $1350 968-2358. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23.1976 DAILY NEXUS PAGE 9 Consumer Conference Meetings ------I xH j SIK ------v TODAY UCSB STUDENT LOBBY: There will be a staff meeting at 4 Push Citizen Participation p.m. in UCen 2272. ABIDING WORD ASSOCIATION: There will be a Bible study, By Howard Dyck Ohlback, trying not to appear too nutrition, discussions were held with a time of singing and sharing, in UCen 2294 at 7:30 p.m. “Though most people don’t nervous, stressed that PG&E was on food pricing, coops and The topic will be fruitfulness. know it, there is still a strong not making enough profits, and safety. The participants spoke of GERMAN CLUB: Eine Adventsparty findet am 23. November the need for Americans to alter consum er m ovem ent in that consumer activists generally um 7:30 im Centennial House statt! Jeder soll ein Geschenklein eating habits, believing that California,” stated Richard • ended up costing consumers more mitbringen (ZB Schokolade, Blume, Gedichtlein) damit der Americans are conditioned to Spohn, Director of the because of delays and Sankt Niklaus uns etwas schenken kann. Nichtmitglieder sind overeating and wasting food. Department of Consumer Affairs. harassment. herzlich willkommen, müssen jedoch $1 bezahlen. Most mentioned that children He spoke Sunday in San In the second energy UCEN ACTIVITIES: The jazz ensemble of UCSB will give a should not be given food as a Francisco at ‘Consumer 76,’ a workshop, PUC Commissioner concert at noon in Storke Plaza. They will perform everything reward, particularly sweets, or conference sponsored by the Robert Batinovich, a Brown from traditional jazz to popular jazz-rock compositions. they will grow up eating too California Department of appointee, spoke on how much SKI TEAM: There will be a meeting at 7 p.m. in UCen 2272. much. Consumer Affairs. Workshops dtizen participation was needed GRADUATE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION: A GSA Council were offered on energy, utility to counter the demands of the A1 Krebs, of the Agribusiness meeting will be held in SH 1432 at 7 p.m. rates, food and nutrition, credit energy industry for higher prices. Accountability Project, spoke on IRANIAN STUDENT ASSOC. AND REVOLUTIONARY and organizing skills. “Citizens must get involved in the how foods are made to fool Student Brigade: Part one — “The Iranian People as Fighting The workshop on utility rates selection of appointments to consumers. Fresh Horizon, a new U.S. imperialism;” Part two — “The Threat of War; the regulatory boards like the PUC,” turned into a debate between nutritional bread made by I.T.T. Conflict between U.S. - USSR Contingents,” will both be held at Tim Brick of the Campaign said Batinovich. He was approved is billed %s a health food with 7 p m in NH 1006. Against Utility Service by the State Senate after being more fiber and fewer calories. Exploitation, (CAUSE) and asked only one question: if his According to Krebs, what I.T.T. Robert Ohlback, an attorney for name was pronounced correctly. doesn’t say is that the fiber is GAY PEOPLE’S UNION: The Women’s Caucus of the Gay Batinovich also promised to look Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E). really crushed wood pulp that People’s Union will hold a rap group for all interested women at into Isla Vista’s D-5 utility rate in Brick argued for “public was cleaned with dangerous 7:30 p.m. Call'968-4219 for location. ownership as the only means the hopes of making I.V.’s utility chemicals. rates more equitable. Such ratés ECOLOGY ACTION: The weekly meeting will be held at/£ p-m. available to protect the public in the Isla Vista Planning Office, 966 Embarcadero del Matt Call have already been abolished in from price gouging and Throughout the conference, Doug at 685-2013 for agenda items. exploitation for profit of things northern California. citizen mobilization and that are necessities of life.” In the workshops on food and participation were the keywords. Regents' Meeting... Budweiser9 presents “Beer Talk (Continued from p.3) Finance. However, the report noted that The report expressed that “the “remedies for these and other legislators are overlooking the problems are not obvious.” constitutional autonomy of the The report also commented University under the guise of “on the recent newspaper accountability. “We shall be account of the exclusion of faced,” the report continued, journalism, drama, and speech “with court challenges sooner or courses Tròni the list of courses later if we are to preserve our fulfilling the high school English interpretation of the autonomy requirement.” It noted that of the University.” The report “there is a problem of labeling” concluded that “the growing high school courses to ensure tendency toward ‘legislative transcript evaluators know direction’ of research activities whether the courses fulfill the will require an imaginative “practice in writing expository response.” prose compositions of some The failure of the University to length” requirement. The report successfully oppose the passage called for the development “in of Proposition Four on the cooperation with high school November ballot was cited as an people, a way to indicate on high example of the growing difficulty Did you ever see somebody put Well, if you want to do it that way, school transcripts the content of the University has dealing with salt in his beer to bring the head it's okay with us. back up? the course and whether it does State Government. fulfill the University’s objectives, UC President David Saxon said he “did not praise the The Governor’s lack of action University’s efforts” in the concerning appointments arose matter of working with the after a “Report on Legislation” legislature. Saxon did “not say presented by Regent Lowell J. this has ever been better,” Paige, Special Assistant to the because we are “in an era of great President for Governmental change in the way the political Relations. Thè report was made to the Regent’s Committee on process operates.” But really. . . what salt does to a A perfect head of foam is easy: Just great beer is make it salty. start with Budweiser. And pour it smack down the middle. ! Happy Hour 10:00 p.m. - Midnite | After UCSB Basketball Margaritas *3*° per Liter You can save the salt for the pop And you can take that without a corn, ’cause that Beechwood Aged grain of salt! % lb. Hamburgers *1”° served in bar ' Budweiser taste speaks tor itself. • Prime Rib • Seafood • Sandwiches • Cocktails • I BAR OPENS 4:00 p.m. DINING from 5:30 - 11 MON - SAT DINING & BAR 4:30 -10:30 p.m. Sunday Get a free copy of the Budweiser “Beer Talk" Booklet. Write “Beer Talk,” Anheuser-Busch, Inc., St. Louis. Mo. 63118 | 185 N. Fairview Avaiue^olete^^4-2^^ j PAGE 10 DAILY NEXUS- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1976 Po/oists Win PCAA League Championships National’s competition. Although the team had some Four Make All-League Team; They are seeded fourth, behind early season losses, they pulled the other California teams, together a nine game winning Stanford, UCLA and Irvine. The streak in the end. out of state teams invited are Looking ahead to the UCSB to Compete in Nationals Arizona, Loyola of Chicago, Nationals, the coach expressed Texas A&M and the University of his characteristic confidence, “We By Laura Fredericks half were not threatened until lead by blocking the shot. As Pittsburgh. think we can win. Even though The UCSB men’s waterpolo UOP scored three goals in the last Dettamanti saw it, “The worst we Dettamanti was pleased with we will have to play a super game team earned their way to the two minutes of the game. could have done was let them tie the Gauchos 16 win-6 loss record to beat Stanford, we are shooting Nationals over the weekend by Nevertheless, seven individual the score.” for the season. “Every game this for first place. “In fact,” he said, capturing the PCAA tournament Gaucho players scored and both The coach praised Haffercamp season was an extremely “we won’t settle for anything title at Pepperdine. It was a goalies played: Doan in the first for his outstanding job; important one,” he claimed. less.” promise come true for Coach half and Foley in the second. It Haffercamp. scored three goals in Dante Dettamanti who has been was also a good warm-up for the Long Beach game. “Russ has certain throughout the season Saturday’s tough competition played so well all season,” the B ia s a n d that the Gauchos are the best in against Long Beach State. coach explained, “that it has sort their league as well as one of the According to Coach of become expected of him.” Win Turkey Trot top teams in the nation. Dettamanti, the Long Beach Dobrott also had a good game, After playing the University of game was “our lowest scoring playing what Dettamanti calls Saturday two members of the Pacific (UOP) on Friday in a game of the season. This is “inspired waterpolo«’ th e UCSB women’s victorious 10-9 point semifinals common in high pressure matches Dettamanti described Dobrott crosscountry dub ran in the match, the Gauchos beat Long because the team’s offense tends as “constantly hustling Turkey Trot sponsored by the Beach in Saturday’s finals 5-4, to play cautiously.” The two top throughout the game, making key Lompoc Valley Distance Club. thus proving themselves rated teams were neck and neck steals and scoring an important The course was 6.2 miles long. champions. This victoiy throughout the game. Long goal in the third quarter.” Kristen Uhler of UCSB took guaranteed their invitation to Beach gained one point leads Dettamanti admitted that he first place in the women’s next weekend’s Nationals which twice and the score was tied a was little bit disappointed when division with a time o f 41:3. will be held in the Belmont Plaza total of four times. the All-League Teams were Gaucho Tami Elias finished Pool. At the end of the last quarter announced after the Gauchos had second in 43:51. The score of the UOP match is with only four minutes left to won the Championship. Four of Coach Laurel Treon is KIRSTEN UHLER, running misleading, for the Gauchos play, the score was tied 4-4. his players were recognized: Russ pleased with Uhler’s and Elias’ maintained a strong lead Gaucho star Russ Haffercamp Haffercamp and Greg Boyer on behind Maria Gonzales o f performances and looks CSULA, will add strength to throughout the first three came through with a goal in the the First team, Clint Doan and forward to good seasons from quarters. “We were never next quarter 's women ’s track extra man situation, however, Eden Kim on the Second. team. both women next quarter when worried,” reported Dettamanti. giving UCSB a 5-4 point edge. Dettamanti felt that at least his Photo by Scott Herrst women’s track begins. “We were in control the whole Long Beach had a chance to whole starting line-up should game.” score on a penalty shot but goalie have made Honorable Mention. The coach substituted freely so Clint Doan effectively blocked He credited the failure to do so C r y s t a l P r is t o s I r n D I C Q 9 1 / » $ that all seventeen players who the attempt. Moments later, the to the “politics of the deciding of f o r * X - m a s g if t s IICO £ . / 2 traveled to the tournament were Gauchos had a man ejected giving the All-League teams.” Far more in n e r * P la n t- a - I overnight no minimum able to play against UOP. A 6-1 Long Beach another chance to important to the Gaucho mentor Te«Rà'Riam point lead at the end of the first score, but player John Dobrott is the fact that his team did I KINKO S — I.V. quarter and an 8-4 lead at the successfully upheld the Gaucho’s secure their place for next week’s 956 F Emb. del Norte 96844441 6550 Pardall 968-2165 NOTE TO ADVERTISERS: Only a few days of publication remain in which to place your Christmas Advertising in the NEXUS Due to the class schedule of the quarter system WE WILL PRINT: WED. - NOV. 24 and our Final Edition For Fall Quarter Will Be A Special CHRISTMAS ISSUE Th u rsd a y, D ecem ber 2 DEADLINE: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29 THIS WILL BE YOUR LAST CHANCE TO ADVERTISE UNTIL JANUARY 5,1977 - SO BE SURE TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW BY CALLING 961-3828 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23,1976 DAILY NEXUS PAGE 11 Cal Poly Grapples to Easy Win, IDULY NEXUS UCSB Fourth in Home Tourney By Mike Lauderdale Castro, lost by one point in the five-point flurry by ASU’s man. SPORTS This weekend the Gauchos put consolations. This gave ASU a 25-0 lead and in a full weekend’s work hosting Oh Sunday, ASU, a team which from there it was all ASU. 177 the prestigious UCSB tournament barely missed upsetting Cal Poly pounder Robert Jones went two on Saturday and taking on the day before, took out its anger scoreless rounds with one of Arizona State University on' on the Gauchos by piling up a ASU’s conference champs, who Sunday. The Gauchos came in 48-0 win with a squad that prevailed 4-0 in spite of a fine fourth with 54 points, behind included two conference effort by Jones. When it was all' nationally-ranked Cal Poly San champions and a fifth place over, the scoreboard read 48-0, Luis Obispo (168), Arizona State finisher in the nationals. ASU. (156) and San Jose (58). Frank Clementi ran into a Comments on the tournament Gaucho 118-pounder Frank surprisingly tough 118-pounder were varied but complimentary. Clementr was the only Gaucho to who put ASU ahead 6-0. Dave TJ. Kerr of San Jose State reach the finals, taking second. Agudas did a fine job at 126 until (14-9-0 last year) was awestruck Three Gauchos took thirds by an injury forced him to stop. by Cal Poly and ASU. Cal Poly winning the consolations. Jerry Jerry Nobles was overpowered coach Vaughn Hitchcock was Nobles at 134 prevailed 5-4, and 11-3 at 134, and ASU got an surprised by ASU’s strength, and Women Sjpikers Host Bruins Tonight was “pleased with our effort in Gordon Cox won 6-1 in the upset at 142, defeating Gary Concluding their away game schedule this past weekend the incredibly tough 150 pound class. Fenzke. beating them.” Bobby Douglas of women’s volleyball team played Long Beach Friday night and ASU called it “one of the finest Pepperdine Saturday. The Gauchos lost to Long Beach in four tournaments in the nation. The games, UCSB 15-11, Long Beach 15-12,16-14,15-12. UCSB lost At 177, Robert Jones came Captain Gordon Cox had the officiating was outstanding, the to Pepperdine 15-10,15-10,15-12. Both matches were played at through with a 7-2 win for misfortune to go against ASU’s competition unbelievable. Cal Pepperdine. another Gaucho third. Two more fifth place NCAA finisher, but Poly is one of the premier teams Despite the losses, coach Kathy Gregory was pleased about the Gauchos, 126 pounder Dave held his own until a mistimed in the country, and UCSB is not • way the freshmen are playing in these late season games. “The Aguilar and 158 pounder Rich move was converted into a far behind.” freshmen came in and were the most inspired players,” said Gregory. “They’ve been on the bench all season but they have great attitudes. It’s really encouraging.” Gregory praised freshmen Kathy Tawney, and Tricia Harding for their Super Isla Vista Home For Sale “Students are exceptional performances. She added that regular starter Maya to turn in their Thiene also played well. By Owner $65,000 Though the Spikers did not win their league, they have gym clothes received an at-large bid to the regionals to be held this weekend 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Close to beach and Devereaux. at UC Davis. Other teams competing will be USC, UCLA, Q U IE T and V E R Y P R IV A TE . Open-beamed ceilings, and their Pepperdine, Long Beach, Northridge, San Jose and Stanford. large fireplace. Open-plan, light, R O O M Y , airy! Unfortunately UCSB has the worst possible draw, facing the Beautiful dark hardwood floors. Many extras lockers before number one team in the nation, USC, on Friday morning. included! Tonight the Gauchos have their last home game of the season CALL 968-3365 4:30 pm against UCLA in Rob Gym. The JV’s play at 6 p.m. and the varsity game is at 8 p.m. UCLA is the second ranked team in the Fri., Dec. 3rd. nation. Fines will be imposed for Pregnant? Worried? 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And if they “It may take a constitutional Administration. “We need to get do find a place the rent is even amendment, but I hope not,” he on them and force them to cut higher than for single students.” continued. enrollment,” he asserted, Stafford, closing off the rally, “What could, and should ¿be suggesting that rally participants jokingly offered a solution to done is to have A.S. start getting present talk to administrators and enrollment pressures. “The only in touch with all the other members of the Academic effective way I’ve seen to cut campuses. Then we could present Senate. enrollment at UCSB is to bum an organized front to the State.” Stafford stressed awareness as down a bank.” Stafford also suggested that onfc of his main goals. “My hope On a more serious note, Isla Vista could influence is that more people will realize Stafford suggested several University policy through a direct the seriousness of the problem methods of curbing enrollment. assault on the UC Regents. “We and not put up with the “The-first way would be to go iteed to send groups of people to University’s policy,” he said. Illegal LSD Use Hit by Doctor (ZNS) — A leading American experiments. both the official and public psychiatrist is charging that many Doctor Thomas Szasz, a reaction to recent revelations that top medical researchers in the professor of psychiatry at the governm ent researchers United States have illegally Upstate Medical Center in administered LSD and other adm inistered dangerous Syracuse, New York, likens many drugs to unsuspecting innocent mind-altering drugs to of these drug experiments to citizens at the request of the CIA unsuspecting patients and other those that * were conducted in *md the Pentagon. human guinea pigs, yet have Nazi Germany 35 years ago. 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