m Volume 5, Number 15 published every two weeks, UC San Diego April 29--May 12, 1980 San Diego Reacts to Threat of War Around eleven o’clock, Friday News of the abortedU.S. military morning,several studentsgathered invasionof Iranreached San Diego late arounda bulletinboard in frontof the lastThursday night, and initial reactions gymsteps where the latestreports were ranged from silent shock to angry posted.A tapeof PresidentCarter’s 7:00 outrage.Even though no shotsappear to am speechwas also playedback. Many have been fired,many peoplebelieved studentsshook their heads in disbeliefas that an actualwar had startedbetween Carter justified the raid for the U.S. and lran. Those peoplewho turned on the news were greeted by Dorm Forum Times melodramatic interviews with the Warren rec lounge 7-9 PM Mon 28 FamiliarStudent addressescrowd of 200 at last Wednesday’sAnti-Draft hostage’sfamilies, like Channel 10’s live demonstrationon Revelle Plaza. report from the home of Dorthea RevelleFormal Lounge 6-8 P.M. Tues Morefield.The real news came around 29 2:00 am as initialreaction in Tehran Muir Fishbowl 7-9 PM Wed 30 T.A.sStrike at came overthe wire.For manywho had a ThirdCenter for People6-8 ThurIst personalstake in the crisis,like the U.W.--Madison alreadypersecuted Iranian students humanitarianreasons. "Only Jimmy SinceApril Ist, Teaching Assistants at rather than by the work performed. here,it wasa verylong night. couldcome up withthat one," remarked the Universityof Wisconsin-Madison Unpaid teachingcurrently occurs in Severalgroups immediately drafted one passingstudent. have been on strike--demandinga fair severaldepartments. statementsdenouncing the attack.One Severalpeople in the assembledgroup contractfor teaching assistants there. In October 1979, under the old membergroup of the CaliforniaCampus expressedtheir fears that the nextraid The TeachingAssistants’ Association contract provisions,an impartial Anti-Draft Coalition produced a wouldbe foughtby drafteesand not by (TAA)--AFT 3220--membership arbitratorruled that these teachers must statement(reproduced on page4) which volunteers.As the factsbecame known, rejectedthe University’s contract offer receivethe protections of thecontract, calledfor a peacefulsolution to thecrisis andthe depth of themilitary blunder was by a 92% vote March10-12. During the includingpay. The Administrationhas whileaccusing President Carter of abuse revealedby Secretaryof DefenseBrown courseof thestrike, areas of contention refusedto heedthis order, however, and of power. The UCSD Iranian Muslim that afternoon,many localsbegan to have been reducedto two major areas: the TAs have beenforced to concede. StudentsAssociation’s statement said, in grievancesand reprisals. changetheir previous feelings about the The Administrationalso wants to part,that the raid was a partof a long- useof militaryforce. The needless death The TAs are demanding that no plannedattack and invasion, ultimately eliminate the current contract of the eightAmericans demonstrated to reprisalsbe taken by the University requirementthat hiringcriteria be directedtowards a coupd’etat designed many San Diegans just how far the againststrikers or supporters.The to put a U.S. puppet governmentin government was willing to go to Universityis willingto limitreprisals power. InsideThis Issue: maintaintheir "honor" and "pride." againststrikers to loss of pay and benefits (unless ’extraordinary’ Kent State Remembered violationsof regulationsoccurred), but Borderlands HOUSE PASSES ANTI-DRAFT insistson theright to reprisalsagainst strike supporters.Several faculty Paraguay DRAFT BILL WEEK BEGINS memberstaught-classes off-campus in Kulture solidaritywith the strike,and the On Wednesday, April 23 the Theweek of April2g - May2 hasbeen Universityis refusingto pay them,an posted.The university’sproposal would U.S.Houseof Representativespassed designated Anti Draft Week by the actionwhich has sparkedprotests. alsoeliminate the right to grievefailure PresidentCarter’s request for thirteen California Campus Anti-Draft Other supporters who could be to postcriteria. subjectedto Universityreprisals include milliondollars for SelectiveService Coalition,of whichStudents for Peace The TeachingAssistants’ Association Undergraduate students who have registrationof 19 and20 yearold men by (UCSD) and Coalition Against the was elected as the bargaining occupiedAdministrative buildings twice a closevote of 208to 188.This allocation l]~raft (SDSU) are member Voups. representativein 1969. The first in thelast two weeksin supportof the bill,which now goes to the Senatefor Accrouthe state college based anti-draft contract,however, did not come until finalapproval, may represent only a tip groupswill present educational forums, strike. Last Thursday,200 or more aftera successfulstrike in 1970.By 1978, studentsoccupied an Administration of thecoming iceberg. For a revitalizedteach-ins,and demonstrationsaimed at the rights they had won includeda buildingand heldit throughFriday--the draftto be effective,new allocations for grievanceprocedure with impartial final bu]ldTng-andunifying the ever growing administrationcancelled work in that armsand training facilities for the new anti-draftand anti-militarist movement. andbinding arbitration as a finalstep, recruitswill have to enacted,taking builidngFriday morning. Stuntsfor Peace wm hold s myriad three of four years of guaranteed away monies desperatelyneeded by In addition,the TAs are demanding of educationalevents at UCSD. Today, bindingarbitration of grievances.The employmentsfor 80% of all TAs, class federalhealth, education, and welfare Tuesday will feature an hour-long Universityinsists upon the right to veto sizelimitations to improveeducational programs.However, initial signs show presentation on the Tri-lateral quality,fair procedures for discipline thata neweffort to stopthe bill will be submissionof grievancesfor arbitration. commissionand its rolein U.S.foreign anddischarge, a just teaching evaluation attemptedin the U.S.Senate. On severalother issues, the TAs have policy. procedure, workload uniformity, According to Senator Beiden (D- accepted University demands-- mechanismsfor undergraduateinput including the definition of what Delaware), a member of the Armed Wedne~lay,thekeynote event will be a and healthinsurance for TAs, Project ForcesSub-committee, passage of the tzach-inRevelie Plaza at one in the constitutesa TA. The administration Assistantsand ResearchAssistants. billis ’almostimpossible’ for a numberof afternoon with Daniel EIIsberg currentlyrequires that graduate students speaking.Thursday therewill be s poster teach withouth any TAA contract The TAA currentlyrepresents about differentreasons. Many senatorsof 50% of UW-MadisonTAs, and has its bothparties are stillcommitted to the displayand ¯ ’liberatedzone in Revelle benefits,including payment for work, in Plaza. certaincases. The Administrationwants strengthconcentrated in the Collegeof continuedon page4 to definea TA by whetherthe TA is paid Lettersand Sciences,where the strike continuedon ~oEe4 Chief French Brought Before Graduate Council In responseto the growingprotest whowas detainedfor overhalf-an-hour, over March 10’s arrest of UCSD and requiredto provideidentification, graduatestudent Kevin O’Connorfor while walkingacross the Mandeville illegallyposting a flyerand declining to ParkingLot one morningat 10:00. identifyhimself upon demand,Campus Frenchopened his presentationwith Police Chief Hugh French appeared remarkson theproblem of theft.Eleven beforethe GraduateStudent Council, to twelvehundred thefts occured last last Thursday.French, who appearedin year, accordingto French, and his responseto theGSC’s letter of concern, officersare attempting to dealwith this addressedthe Councilregarding UCSD problem.He failedto relate,however, police’scriteria for stopping people, and how arrestinga studentfor illegal attemptedto justifyhis department’s postingaddressed this problem. position. He wenton to saythat in ordertodeal The GraduateStudent Council was withthis problem, police officers must concernednot only over the case of engagein constitutionally-questionable O’Conner,but also expressedconcern actionsand allowthe courtsto decide over the case of ChrisAgaga, a Black thatissue. He statedthat there was a UCSD studentsconfronted Navy recruitersFriday, April 18 at the Work AMES graduatestudent questioned and needto interceptpeople before thefts OpportunityWeek Job Fair. The Navy recruitersarrive around1 !:00, by forcedto identifyhimself while walking occured. fromhis UreyHall office to theStudent 1:00students for peacehad establishedan anti-militaristdisplay opposite the "If you were to lose $225 worth of Center parking lot one evening.In Navy’smain display,and studentswere confrontingthe recruiters.Little stereoequipment," French stated, "you recruitingwas done by the Navy that day. photo credit Byron Morton addition,the new indicatorhas learned of other cases--includingone woman continuedon page7 Charles A. Patterson 3 2 freedomto recruitpeople to fight the war rearrangethe rules when tlley’re losing-- Peoplemay recall that this paper, a Incredibly,we absorbedthe deaths we’renow in (invadinga country is an act someof you may recalla referendum, fewissues back, referred to a proposalto ! rememberMay 4th quitewell. the andwounded with a glazeI stillcan’t of war).Everyone must be freeto do backin 1975,when "only" 33% turned restructurecampus programming dayof theKent State Massacre. 1 was in Ten Long Years quitecomprehend. An icy, white flash whateverthey want, that argument runs, out to overwhelminglysupport the Under that proposal--whichwould a sit-inat UreyHall of UCSD,along crossedeveryone’s faces. For an instant and we’rebeing dictatorialif we StudentCooperative and McEiroy stuck removestudent participation and with200 otherstudents. We hadtaken all othernoise wa blockedout. The interfere.After all, its only the to hisguns, saying only 50% would do... increasethe bureaucratizationof overthe fifth floor of thebuilding in poundingin our chestand eardrums Salvadoreansor the Iraniansor Speakingof the RecCenter--some of programmingwhiledecreasing the protestof the VietnamWar and in grewintense. Throats went dry. The whomeverthat suffers the consequences you may have noticed,in the Daily amn,~ntand diversityof campus protestof war-relatedresearch being smilesand laughterdisappeared, bur of that"freedom"... Garbagewhere they said that I, in this programsAdministrator Roland Buck nobodywept--not then. conducted on campus. The AMES J And Chancellor-selectAtkinson’s columnlast issue, endorsed the Rec and the AS wouldgain an effective department,a prime culprit of this Theyhad shot students! committee on re-ordering the Centerproposal. Nothing of thekind l strangleholdover programmingWith complicity,was centeredthere. Thatmoment is frozenin my mind. administrationis meeting in secret. attackedit as too expensive,and not the departureof UniversityEvents it wasa timeat the heightof the Today1 returnto thatmemory and peer WhenAtkinson was herehe statedthat consistentwith the real needs of UCSD Officedirector Dianne Annala to a post VietnamWar, and it wasa timeat the into thosefaces, for some kindof he opposedsecrecy, and that this students.But then, their coverage has as administrativeassistant, orsome such peakof the anti-warmovement. Nixon comprehension.Didthey understand? 1 commtttee(which is examiningthe beenrather bizaare, anyway. They failed title,to CityCouncilman Mike Gotch, waspresident, and he hadjust escalated searchtheir expressions wondering what Chancellor/ViceChancellor relation- to presentpresidential candidate Barry thatproposal suddenly looks a lotmore the war by invading Kampuchea wasgoing through their minds. Did they ship and structure)would be open. Hyman’s issues--veryskillfully likelyto go throughas thisleaves a (Cambodia).Across the country knowwhat they were up against? McElroy’ssecretary said likewise. When presentedin an AS-sponsoreddebate vacancythat can be filled or eliminated. massivemovement thrived opposed to a studentshowed up, however,at the insteaddoing a hatchetjob on him. And word has it thatAdministrator Theyhad shot students, four lay dead, hearingshe wasdenied admittance. An Tambuzi, of SAAC, was treated Armitage(VC-Student Affairs) the war,and studentswere one of the theirblood seeping out into that warm, mostactive forces in thatopposition. Chas.Patterson, friend of thefree world. Covering auspiciousway to begin an open similarly.Only Sabo--aliberal- pushingfor a decisionon restructuring Springday in Ohio.For Allison Krause, UCSDbureaucrats makes him sick, but he doesit administration... (of the non-sillystudents running) campusprogramming within the next At UCSD, duringthe schoolyear Jeff Miller,Sandy Scheur and Bill forYOU; Send him your tips today... receivedfair and comprehensive fewweeks. Students should be especially 1969-1970the issue of warresearch had Schroeder,that Spring day was their i’m sure you all rememberWork coverage.Is theG-dog objective? What waryof thisin thedays and weeksto continuallybeen raised by a loose Lastweek students voted, once again, last. OpportunityWeek, which happened a on the proposedRecreation Facility. istheir objective?... come... coalitionof radicalizedstudents and a 1 rememberthinking we couldbe week-and-a-halfback. This extrava- fewfaculty. Everyone knew it wasgoing ganza,funded entirely with student fees, Andonce again they voted in favor--but Onwardto othertargets.., by now Thatabout wraps things up. Last issue next. We had no idea of what the notenough of them.(Not only did they everyoneis sureto havenoticed the 1 publishedmy enemieslist--composed on,yet the administration denied it, and continuedon page 9 featured recruiters from such the piousacademic senate basically enlightenedgroups as theNavy, the FBI, againfail to reachturnout, but many "Images of Mexico" exhibit not of juniorbureaucrats of especially lookedthe other way, knowing full well General Atomics and the Naval morestudents, almost twice as many, becauseanyone’s seen it (althoughI hear obnoxious characters.(Thanks, thatfederal money and Departmentof WeaponsResearch facility. votedagainst this time around.) Since therewill be a specialtime arranged incidentally,forelecting only one of the Commentary... the proposalfailed to pullthe 25% whenstudents will be permittedto see 5 1 listed.)One of those,Joshua Harris Defense funds buttereda lot of Somefriends of minefound the thing professors’bread. minimumturnout, supporters--most of the exhibit),but because they see the Commissionerof Programming-elect ratheroffensive, and there’sa story whomwork for the PhysEd dept.--plan spacespulled from the Mandeville approachedone of my friendsand Thelocal chapter of SDS (Students Perspectiveon abouttheir activities elsewhere in this to,or alreadyhave, asked McElroy to ParkingLot, or see the chauffers commentedthat his remarks about AS- fora DemocracticSociety) launched issue.Their decision to arguewith the waive,after the fact, the minimum voter wanderingaround while their bosses sponsoredLittle League and Fraternities campaignin theearly Spring to raisethe recruitersreally got the Career Planning turnoutprovision and institute the fee tourthe exhibit. Or perhapsyou noticed, weremeant to be off-the-record,and issuemore forcefully by heightening the A.S.Elections bureaucratsuptight. Seems these people anyway,according to my sources.In instead,the luncheonsserved on werenot intended to be broughtbefore level of militancyand tactics. weretheir invited guests--and not only fact,they say McElroy’s sure to do it. Mandevillepatio, or the(really uptight) students.I’m sorry, really 1 am,about Counteringthe university’s routine of Lastweek’s AS Electionsshow deep where they being offendedby the Strangethe way those in powerseek to securityguard wandering around... messingup thegame plan. So long. "businessas usual," 200 students sat-in discontent,but discontentthat was presenceof anti-militarists,buttheir atMuir, on thefloor of theInstitute for diffused.Candidates from across the Pure and Applied Science.Their left--fromtheir political ideologies to officialholiday, people can start Thatbrings us backto GeorgeSegal demands:end to C1A and Department theircampaign tactics--tended to split Kent State Remembered observingit on theirown." andhis reasons for selecting the well- of Defensecontracts, close the Naval the higherthan normalvote, and Tenyears ago, Richard Nixon called knownBiblical story for his memorial to ElectronicsLab(a Navalfacility out on providedopportunities for less-than- the studentswho demonstratedagainst Kent State."1 chosethe imageof Point Lama where UCSD faculty progressivecandidates to score AMERICAN JOURNAL Undeterred,the parents sued again. his endgamein Asia"bums." For the Abraham and lssac,"Segal said, decisively.This was mostglaringly "despiteits sexual sado-masochism, and performed,and perform,their war When artist George Segal was Lastyear, their second suit prompted an millionswho activelyopposed a war tasks),refused classified research or demonstratedin the Presidentialrace out-of-courtsettlement in whichOhio mostAmericans now recognizeas, at inspite of the conflict ofthe generations, consultingby UCSDpersonnel. On that whereLinda Sabo (Student Interests) commissioned to create a work Governor James Rhodes and 27 best,a mistake,May 4, 1970 was a becauseit deals with mercy and and JeremyCharlatan (Silly Student) commemorating the shooting of compassionand has a happyending. day l was workingand couldn’tbe studentsat KentState University in membersof theNational Guard signed a momentof darkrevelation. It showed there--exceptin spirit. qualifiedfor the Run-offs by narrowly statementof regret,but did not admit themthat their country-part of it, Thereare reasons for that on whichwe edgingthe moreprogressive Tambuzi 1970,he respondedby scultinga statue guilt.Shooting victims and their families anyway--would kill its own children shouldreflect." Thatwas sometime in mid-April.On LNS photo of Abrahamand Issac. Last year, Kent April20th Nixon announced that he was and BarryHyman. wereawarded an additional$675,000 in ratherthan change. --DavidArmstrong Stateofficials previewed the work,a damages. withdrawing150,000 U.S. troops from Certaincandidates did fortunately bronzestatue depicting the youthlul A studentlies dead after National Guardsmen fired on demonstratorsat escapethe resultsof the Guardian Vietnam.Well, we toldourselves, maybe KentState University May 4, 1970. lssacbegging his father to spare his life. Thefamilies, they averred, were glad thewar is windingdown. For abouta hugebanners out over the railings for all hatchetjobs. The Progressive Coalition Theysuggested that Segal, uh, tone it to getsomething from their exhaustive weekthings on campuswere quiet. somewhereon campus.At noon, we successfullyplaced Lee Andersonon legalefforts; but moneywasn’t really organizeda rally at Revelle Plaza. A few to see as supportersand the curious downa little,maybe substitute a half- Theon the30th, Nixon got on the tube gatheredbelow. A few people had next year’sCouncil as Elections nudewoman pleading with a soldier. what they were after.They wanted peoplespoke, but there was an unusual Commissioner,and ReggieWilliams in Segalrefused and the authorities genuineatonement from the authorities again.This time, however, it wasa much electricityin the air. Then it came, broughtoaranges, other food, books, the Run-offsfor Commissionerof differentstory. He was orderingan schoolwork and other things to do.One rejectedhis work.It now stands, anda properplace in historyfor what YOUll COLLNE RING someone got up and made the StudentWelfare with a strongfirst-place theirchildren had lived and died for. "incursion"of American soldiers into announcement:Urey Hall! Immediately schoolwork and otherthings to do. banished,at PrincetonUniversity -400 the Parrot’sPeak sector of Kampuchea finish.SAAC ("Constructive Action") milesfrom Kent State. Because,as thisbrief outline makes the crowdsurged toward the imposing Somemilitant had carriedup a large faredreasonably well in Commissioner to destroyVietnamese forces and supply edifice,chanting and whooping, a few sackfull of rocks. A couple joints were lit Thefate of Segarssculture shows how clear,that hasn’thappened yet, races--withthree of theirslate members demonstratorswill return to KentState lines.The war wasn’t winding down, it runningahead to commandeerthe upas we sett’,eddown for our day’s stay. in Run-offspots.(Juan Torres, External very much alive are the feelings was expanding! elevators. surroundingthe shooting deaths of four this May 4th. Accordingto Alan We werejoining history in a timethat Affairs,Alma Key, Public Relations and Canfora,speaking for the May 4th Immediatelystudents across the Therewas a wildscramble for a few wasmoving so fastand furious that no JulesBagneris, Activity Fee.) KentState students at thehands of the country responded.On Mayday a OhioNational Guard on May 4, 1970. Coalition,coordinators of the event, moments,as smallgroups jumped up the onehad a fullgrasp of it. We werefeeling Therun-off elections will also be the "Therewill be speakersand music,a nationalstudent strike was called for stairsto the fifth floor, and as deansand militantand determinedto bringthe No oneclose to theevents of thatday May5th. During the next six days, an targetof severalsilly students, and an haveforgotten them, and, seemingly, no peacefulevent to commemoratethe administratorsand campuscops came campusto a haltin orderto confrontthe occassional"Student Interests" slate shootingsand focusattention on the averageof 20 new campuseswent on flying.Benches were stuck over the university’sinvolvement in the genocidal oneon eitherside has had a changeof strikeeach day. Protests ofall kinds and member. heartor mind. contributionsstudents have made to thresholdsblocking the elevatorsand waragainst the Vietnamese. By acting as socialjustice over the years." sortswere breaking out everywhere. doorsto the stairwells were thrust shut. we did, we were unitingwith the Theywill be heldon May6 (NotApril Alan Canforawas one of nineKent 30 as erroneouslyreported by theDirty DaveDellinger and William Kunstler When you trade-inyour men’s dblb,t Hereat UCSD we decidedto stage We hadtaken the floor! There were some Vietnamese,if only for a fewhours. studentswounded in theshooting while 10K goldhigh school ring for .. diMJgeqmJ~t anothersit-in, this time in UreyHall. We tensemoments while deans attempted to Gnarlian.) protestingthe U.S. invasionof willbe amongthe speakers,Canfora At thecrucial moment, a number of us said,as willseveral parents of theslain wereangry and we allthought it wasa talkus out of it andtalk themselves onto weresprawled around a transistorradio Moreinteresting, perhaps, than these Cambodia.When Segars statuewas on a Lustriumcollege ring, resultsare the referendumquestions. rejected,Canfora was angry."It’s an studentsand survivors of theshooting. America’snewest fine timenot for words, but for action. thefloor. listeningto newsreports of protests Ironically,the Coalitionis having d)a~Mm comingin from aroundthe country. 64%of UCSD’sstudents agreed that the insultto thefamilies and memories of the jeweler’salloy ...... ~lqrlVeVB May4th arrived. The word had spread So therewe were,some 150 to 200 Chancellor Search process was studentsthat Kent State refused to troublelining up nationally-known throughthe variousradical networks bodiesstanding out alongthe outdoor Thenit came:the announcementthat musicians:they’re off playing thata sit-inwas going to takeplace walkwayand in the lobby.We strung NationalGuardsmen had opened fire on illegiimate,92% opposedProposition 9 acceptthe sculpture,"he said."Kent demonstratingstudents at KentState and 80% opposedregistration and the Stateis being insensitiveby not antinuclearbenefits. Yourrebate ...... Universityin Ohio.Four were known drift.Outside of A.S.Elections, support recognizingthe significanceof the The long-termgoal of the May 4th Tradein your women’s1OK gold high dead,and a scorehad beenwounded. for the GeneralAssembly proposal events." Coalitionis to haveMay 4thdeclared schoolring for $32.00and buy your ANNOUNCEMENTS: Ilmall continuesto grow. Itwasn’t the first time survivors ofthe National Students Day. By the Lustrlumcollege ring for only$37.95. Takenas a whole,the A.S. Elections shootinghave clashed with Kent State Coalition’sreckoning, some 17 students Bread & Chocolate--Friday,May 2, TLH 107, 8pm. $1.75 ERRATUM show wide-spread support for and thestate of Ohioover the proper havelost their lives in the last 25 years in NorthernLights--San Diego Premiere.Friday, May 9, 7 & 9 pm. UCSD Lastissue we reportedthat 1,400 progressivecandidates and positions, way to commemorate--even to the civilrights, peace and other 1OK goldhigh school trade-ins also apply TLH 107. Free. Committee for World Democracy. peopledemonstrated against the Klan at andcommittment to theseveral issues perceive--tbeevents of 1970. movements."We’d like to honorall of on all Josten’s10K goldcollege rings. them.If May 4th isn’tdeclared an SanDiego State. This figure was derived raisedby progressivestudents. The In 1977-78,Kent studentsand OlqqEOOOO ltllN APIIL ONIX 8top Uranium Mining--DefendNative American Land Rights, Friday frommedia, and is incorrect.According questionis whetherthat support can be supporters peacefully blocked May 2, 7:00 pm, 3025 Fir (30th & Fir). Forum,info: 236-1684.CEAN to SDSUpolice, over 2,000 people were mobilized,and brought to bear. constructionof a gymnasiumon thesite Draftactivities--see page 4 involvedin theprotest. We regretthis --JuanNavarre of theshooting, concerned that a gym Focus:Final Relief dOSIIB error. wouldobliterate thehistoric spot. One of May Day--Rallyat noon, Revelle Plaza, LiberatedZone, Revelle the protestors arrested in the Burnedout on school?Relationship Plaza, UCSD. Cass & Connie and friends and Sandy Dutky will newindicator problems?Birth control questions? Need NOW AVAILABLE isofficially recognized asa campusnews- thenew indicator is a campus-community demonstrationswas Alan Canfora’s totalk? If sothere are students just like present a program of Women’s and Worker’s songs at 7:30 pm. Old paper.The viewsexpressed do not newspaper,published every two weeks and father,a citycouncilmember in nearby youwho care and would like to listento AT THE BOOK Time Cafe. for info:436-4030. necessarilyrepresent those of the distributedfrom Leucadia to OceanBeach. Barberton.After his arrest, the elder yourconcerns, or referyou to someone CommunicationsBoard, the Chancellor or thenew indicator subscribes to Liberation Cahforawas recalledfrom office. The STORE, MAY 5, 6, gymwent up as scheduled. elsefor further assistance. They’re at’ new Indicatorcollactive meetings--Tuesdays at 5:30.Student Center, theRegents. NewsService (LNS) and is ¯ memberof the FOCUS, UCSD’s student-staffed 2nd floor.All welcome. Articaband Letters are welcomed. Pletse AlternativePress Syndicate (APS). In 1975,a lawsuitbrought against telephonehelpline that’s completely AND 7, 10 am TO 2 Madne Recrultere--on campus Tuesday at Career Planning and typethem, double spaced, on¯ 5S-spaceli,te universityandstate officials by parents anonymous and keeps all calls pm. Placement.Confront a Marine Today. andsend to: rkonda,collectivejohn,contributors kevtn, jan,and workers.,charlie, brian,montv jorj, dave, ofthe slain students ended in victoryfor confidential.We are open this week, and MilitaryLaw Panel--NationalLawyers Guild. 233-7701 newindicator collective charles,fred, gerry paul. mike, barry, lee. the defendantswhen a federalcourt everynight from 6 to12 at 452-4455.Call imclentorl~nimtione center jonathan,mltch, stevcn, jurt, mark, carol, vie, ruledthat the students had provoked the FOCUS--we’llhear you. Buddy Guy & Junior Wells--with the Foundation.Thurs. May 8th, 7 UCSD,B--023 crick,michael, roger, joe. byron, swn, david, paul. Guard, bringing the tragedy on "]~I’~I:,;~"I~9]Wl;3:’:"::’-:’"’::::: :::.:...;.and.vcarolyn, annie, rick d julie, thanx alot. & 10 pm. Belly Up Tavern themselves. 452-~16 ,,’’’’* , ,, ,1 rt*!t .t, 4 HOUSE VOTE 5 CONT. CALIFORNIA CAMPUS ANTI DRAFT COALITION PRINCIPLES OF UNITY ACLU all-volunteerand are still unwilling to An Analysisof U.S. Involvement to bringback the draftin its current l)We opposeregistration and the draft for both men and Paraguay: format. Many remember the draft wom~nand all otherwar preparations demonstrationsof the past and are ON DRAF’ [" av,are of thecurrent resistance efforts. 2) No collegeor highschool complicity with the Selective Since the end of the secondWorld it restswith Strossner’s Colorado Party SenatorWilliam Proxmire. chair of tha BuT IF "YOU MUST TORTURE Serviceand themilitary. War, most of Latin Americahas been AND EXECuTE,PLEASE GIVE andtop military leaders. all-important Allocations sub- dominated by brutal repressive THET,-.~OR 5OULC~ A I’R~AL In orderto gainthe loyalty of military comnlittee,is also reported to be against The SelectiveService Systemwas 3) We supportthe right of antionsto self-determinationand governments.These regimes have gained FIRST. HUMAN RIOHTSYOU andparty leaders, Strossner carries out a thedraft bill. He is alsorumored to be characterizedin the following way by the I~NOW. opposeany foreignintervention or aggression. andmaintained stability largely through policyhe refersto as "theprice of peace." theleader of a filihuistereffort designed late MarvinKarpatkin, then General militaryassistance programs provided a systemof payoffsbased on one of the to holdthe allocationup in committee. Councelof the ACLUin testimonygiven 4) We opposenational oppression and racismand support by the UnitedStates. Between 1950 and Proxmire,well known for his ’Golden before the Subcommittee on HUD, / most extensivesmuggling networks in theslruggles of ThirdWorld people in theUnited States. 1973 more than 64,000Latin American the world.Smuggling in Paraguayis so Fleece’ awards for government Space, Scienceand Veteransof the officersand enlistedmen were trained overspending,is usuallyquick to veto House AppropriationsCommittee in widespreadthat it is impossibleto 5) We opposesexism and oppressionof women and support under the MilitaryAssistance Plan estimatethe size of the country’s any billhe considersto be a government 1973:"I wouldlike to concentratemy underthe MilitaryAssistance Program strugglesfor women’s full equality. remarkson whatwe regardas the most economy and foreign trade. The +boondoggle’. (MAP) in the United States and conspicuousand notorious character of economy is nominally based upon lhese reportsfrom varioussources Panama, with thousands of others agriculture and timber, but some have raised the hopes of anti-draft 6) We opposea war-orientedeconomy and a "povertydraft", militaryconscription- its neartotal receivingU.S.-sponsored in-country whichforces the poorthe "volunter"fore the military.We subjugationof civilliberti~:s. It is estimatesput earningsfrom smuggling activists who have launched an training.Military aid and credits, during supportinstead an economywhich provides jobs and serves difficultto conceiveof anyactivity of as highas threetimes that derived from aggressiveletter writing campaign to this same period, to Latin America Governmentwhich imposesmore total thetraditional exports mentioned. There reachthe ’swingvotes" in the Senate. human needs. amountedto morethan $1.5 billion and -indeedtotalitarian control on the areseveral types of contraband,but the $1 billion,respectively. most importantare Scotchwhiskey and 7) We opposethe developmentand use of weaponsof mass citizenthan a militarydraft. The right to Indeed,from the time of the Truman cigarettes,a multi-milliondollar destruction. residewhere one wishes;to pursuean education; to select one’s own Doctrine,the suppressionof insurgent businesscontrolled by the army.The employment,and to negotiateworking movementsespousing radical programs goods are taken by plane or armed C.C.A.D.C./SAN DIEGO STUDENTS FOR PEACE even faintlyassociated with communism convoys to nerighboringBrazil and STATEMENT ON THE U.S. ATTACK AGAINST IRAN conditions through collective bargaining;to travel of notas onedesires are simplyassumed to be theproduct of Argentina,where they are sold for We, thestudents organized in theCalifornia Campus Anti of can afford;to marry and raise a consp=racy by the "forces of enormousprofits. By distributingthe DraftCoalition condemn the U.S.Militaryattack on lranas family-all of theseare destroyed by the international communism." The fruitsof the smugglingand drug traffic an unecessaryand dangerousescalation of the current draft.The citizen who is draftedloses presenceof a communistelement--even operations,Strossner has managedto standoff.We firmlybelieve that a peacefulsolution to the muchof hisvaluable rights of freespeech the possibilityof subsequentcommunist insurethe support of hisColorado Party radically different political crisisis stillpossible, but the chances might now be seriously andexpression. He becomessubjected to takeover--justifiedU.S.intervention. subimperialismby Brazil.The U.S., andtop military leaders. impaired.We ask PresidentCarter how many more lives is he a systemof militarylaw, which strips constituenciesand interests.For them understanding only too well the U.S. interventionin Latin America willingto sacrifice.A military incursion at thistime cannot be himof hisright to trialby jurybefore creating"a goodinvestment climate" for geopoliticalimportance of thiscountry 5 percentof Paraguayansreceive justifiedby "humanitarianreasons" as Carterclaimed in his and throughout the world has been the U.S. and developingtheir own at the center of South America, independentjudges, and many other due justifiedthrough a stronglyentrenched just under 90 percentof the addressto the nation.Only peaceful negotiations which take processguarentees. He may disagree countriesare fundamentallyconflicting maintainscountless advisors who train ideology,what four presidentshave nationalincome. into accountthe Iranianpeople’s legitimate demands for withor even execratethe foreignand goals.Therefore, the U.S.has a strong and advisethe armed forced,cook up justicecan be consideredhumanitarian. Our demandsand referred to as the "American economicinterest in keepingsuch men economicplans, refashion the university militarypolicies of hisgovernment, yet Paraguay has entered into an responsibility"to keep the peace. fromcoming to power,or arrangingfor ouractive struggle for peace can only intensify in thewake of he is compelledby law to becomean to theirtastes, invent new "democratic" agreementwith Brazil to builda hydro- thisnew disclosure. Johnsonsummed up this attitudebest theirremoval if theydo. policiesfor thecountry and rewarding instrumentof itsimplementation. It goes electricpower plant on theParana River when he said "Hittory and our own thegenerous services of theregime with TheU.S. government continues to exacerbatethe crisis by withoutsaying that the draft imposes by Thisveiw of realityis an up-dated at ltaipu.The project was begun in 1976 achievementshave thrustupon us the burdensomeloans. There are examples turningits back on rationalsolutions to theconflict. Given definitionthe ever-presentperil of version of the traditionalmodel of andwhen it is completedin the mid-to- principal responsibility for the of subimperialismas well. Paraguay the ppastcomplicity of the U.S.with the regime of theShah seriousinjury, physical and mental economic imperialism. Government late1980s it willbe thelargest hydro- protection of freedom on earth." gave Brazilan oil concessionon its the demandsof theIranian people for a promiseof American permanentdisability and loss of life.But protectsthe foreigninvestment of its electricplant in the world.Hydro- LiberalAmericans who find they must territory,but the fuel distribution and non-interferenceare legitimate and fair. Only a settlingof perhapsthe most profoundaspect of a businessthrough military intervention electricpower constitutesParaguay’s thesepast accounts can allowa new relationshipof trustand systemof militaryconscription- that criticizethe U.S.’scrusade against and politicalcontrol. U.S. investments petrochemicalindustry in Brazilis in revolutionare naturallyattracted by a major naturalresource, and is being peaceto developbetween the Americanand Iranianpeople. whichmakes it differentin kindfrom abroadhave beem an importantfactor in U.S. hands. The Brazilian Culture developed under conditions highly nationalself-portrait of a well-meaning Missionreigns over the philosophy and Today, more than ever, we realizethe dangersthat taxation,licensing, recordkeeping, strengtheningAmerican commitments favorableto Brazilianinvestors. The enforcementof ordinarycriminal laws, bumbler.Even America is not fortunate to oppose radical movementsin the educationdepartments of Paraguay’s violationsand circumventionsof democraticprocesses can enoughto finditself with the mightiest projecthas causeda hostof socialand bring.The War PowersActr states the the Presidentcannot or any othergovernment regulation, is under-developedworld. It is truethat university,but North Americansnow economicproblems for Paraguay,and militaryforce and the greatest aggregate run Brazil’s universities. The BerkeleyStudents for Peace,along embark on military action without consulting the the ubiquitousconciousness of its U.S.military and political activity in the provides a specific example of of wealthin historythrough aimless Paraguayanarmy’s general staff receives with 150 supporters,occupied their appropriatemembers of Congress.Senator Frank Church of ultimateraison d ’etre.A militarydraft Third World has expandedas foreign subimperialism. ~iversity R.O.T.C. building. 1he system, in its essence,because a altruism. investmenthas increased.Profits from advice not only from the Pentagon the SenateForeign Relations committee said that Carter First,for theoverwhelming majority, Berkeleystudents held the office for over Governmentasserts the pow.er to compel foreigninvestments are unusually high, techniciansbut also from Brazilian clearlydisregarded sec. 3 of thelaw when he orderthe attack. this projectbrings only inflation-- five hours. This was one of many itscitizens to learnto kill,and, when The U.S. militaryhas trained which makes them particularly generals who, in turn, are to the The Bay of Pigs, the Tonkin Gulf Resolution,the estimatedat 30%in 1979--largelydue to spontaneousactions which began the ordered,to in fact kill otherhuman 1,435 Paraguayans in riot attractiveto investors. Predictably, large Pentagonas an echo to a voice.Using Mayaguezincident, and now the Tehranraid show us that the massiveinflux of foreigncapital. currentanti-draft wave. corporationshave heavily influenced the agrarianland reform as a pretext,the historyhas againbeen repeatedby the U.S.Goivernment, beings,as a matterof nationalpolicy. control,intelligence gathering characterof U.S.foreign-aid programs Strossnergovernment annulled the legal Since the majorityof the population despiteall the lessons of thepast. We rememberthe past and Thisis theultimate power of Leviathan and torturetechniques... Students at San Diego State in the Third World, and wield ban on selling frontier lands to livesat subsistencelevels, they naturally we willnot let them forget it. overthe individual." Universitywere alsoquick to reactto considerableinfluence on thedirection foreigners,and todayeven state lands willsuffer the bruntof the hardships Othercritics of U.S.foreign policy boththe Housedraft registration vote of foreignpolicy through lobbying, havefallen into the hands of Brazilian inflationcauses. towardinsurgent movements look for and the Tehranraid reports. On Friday politicalcontributions and "lending" key coffeelatifundistas. Brazilian guards Second,an abundanceof electricity morefamiliar and more sinister motives. of last week twenty members of personnelfor the nationalsecurity demand passports from Paraguayan will not affectthe vast majorityof They argue that independent CoalitionAgainst the Draft(C.A.D., council. citizenswho wantonly to move around Paraguayans,who live in houseswith memberof the CaliforniaCoalition) governmentswould destroythe world in theirown country. Nor is it surprising dirt floors,thatched roofs and adobe stageda sitin at thecampus office of the POST OFFICE SIT-IN economicand politicalsystem, which thatthe ruling military dictator, Alfredo walls.Only the rich have the resources to assuresthe U.S. a disproportionate Army ReserveOfficer Training Corps. A decisivetactical victory was scored Strossner,was trainedby Brazilian benefitfrom the constructionof the Duringthe sit in theassembled students share of the economicand political generals. hydro-electricplant--through personal by draftresisters last wednesday in a power.They concludethat America’s wrote up a list of demands to be vocal but restrainedresponse to the use and for the developmentof new pre-eminentwealth depends on keeping Strossner,President of Paraguay, presentedto PresidentDay. Included in Houseof Representatives’vote in favor holdsthe dubiousdistinction of being industriesincreasing their control over the demandswas a requestfor S.D.S.U. things in the underdevelopedworld thecountry. of allocationsfor draft registration. Over r thelongest surviving dictator in Latin to severimmediately all relationswith a hundredstudents gathered at Revelle muchas they are--allowingchange and modernizationto proceed only in a America.August, 1979, marked the 25th Third,a largepart of the nation’s the military.Spokespersons said that Plazato hear SDSPand otherspeakers controlled,orderly and non-threatening anniversary of his control over economyhas been shiftingtowards the theirprotest was specifically directed at reaffirmthe need for continuedaction dam and relatedprojects, ignoring more way. Paraguay,a countrymost famousas a the’misuse of universitybuildings’, i.e. againstU.S. war movesin generaland haven for Nazi war criminalsand an pressinghuman needs suchas adequate formilitary purposes. draftregistration in particular. The U.S. supports right-wing assortment of other international foodsupplies, decent housing and basic dictatorships in Latin America, Whilethe protestwas peacefulthe Thehalf hour rally ended with a call criminalsand right-wing terrorists. healthcare. SoutheutAsia and the Middle East, S:ateuniversity police called out their fora shortmarch to theArgo Hall post Fourth,the dam beingconstructed at theyargue, not because it is confusedbut The conservative International forcesand surroundedthe building. office.There sixty students "sat in" and Itaipuwill not even bring the peasants in becausethese rulershave tied their MonetaryFund (I M F) recentlyreferred Afterholding the officefor more than wrote lettersand cards to senators thearea irrigation or watercontrol. In personalpolitical destiny to thefortunes to Strossner’srule as a periodof"steady two hours the C.A.D. members voicingtheir personal opposition to the fact,last May the risingwaters of .he of the U.S.corporate interests in their growthand relatively stable prices, but negotiatedan agreementwith the police draftrevival. Swing votes in the Senate littlestructural change." This stability dam left30,000 peasants homeless. andleft the office. Specifically they were Appropriationscommittee were the countries.The Batistas,Tsaldareses, Somozas,Pavlavis, Kys and a paradeof is a directconsequence of the harsh focusof thedirect action as thisbody will promisedthat their demandswould be otherreactionary potentates encourage militaryrule under which the country Foreignconcerns are exempted be nextto considerthe legislation sent receivedby PresidentDay. San Diego U.S.corporate interests to exploittheir presentlyis controlled.Since Strossner fromtaxes and customsduties Slateanti-draft activists are planning from the House. countriesunder highly favorable terms came to powerin 1954,he has managed Theinterventionist drive by theU.S. is moreactivities for Anti-DraftWeek,just The Post Office was picked as the for themselvesand their corporate to wipe out all effectiveopposition Fifth,finally, Strossner has agreed to attributableprimarily to thebasic needs to make sure that PresidentDay gets most obvious symbol of the Federal partners,in the pastfive years, Latin throughan efficientintelligence network payfor Brazilian financing of theproject theirmessage. governmenton campus.The atmosphere America’sforeign debt has doubledto of capitalismto exportcapital and to and internalrepression. From 1946-1975 by selling to Brazil most of the insidethe ’liberated’post officewas $140billion, and the floodof foreign gain access to markets and raw the U.S. militaryhas trained1,435 Paraguayan share of the energy cheerful,with postal clerk Jean Miles financingcontinues. Brazil’s foreign materials.The urge to achievestability Paraguayansin riot control, intelligence generatedfor fifty years at fixedcosts Strike,continued happily obliging those requiring WOMANCAR debtis currentlypegged at $52billion, and controlover the worldenvironment gatheringand torturetechniques--to below internationalprices. Opponents has the participationof as manyas 90% additional postal materials. Most Venezuela’sat $25billion, and Mexico’s by taming and cooling independent name but a few. The U.S. has also sayStrossner received one of thebiggest A Feminist politicalforces in othercountries is of the TAs in somedepartments. important,the participantslearned the Pregnancy at $20 billion.Most of thesecountries providedover $20 million in militaryaid bribesin historyfor what amounts to a valueof puttingmore direct pressure on probablyinherent in the hierarchical and creditsduring that period. Without As of new indicator presstime, Women’sHealth Center Screening cannotmeet the enormousinstallments give-awayof the country’smajor natural their legislatorswho know hold young character of the foreign-policy thisassistance, it is extremelydoubtful negotiationsbetween the TAs and the and interestpayments. They are forced resource. peopleslives in balancewith their crucial Fertility bureaucracy.Even in caseswhere the that Strossnercould have gainedor Universityadministration had broken to refinancethe loans, which only Paraguayis a land of extremes-- votesyet to come. In the end over a SELF--HELP CLINICS Awareness efforts to dominate appear to run maintainedsuch strictand repressive down.The administrationis out to bust increases the already burdensome extreme wealthand extremepoverty. thousandcards were collected and sent contraryto rationaleconomic interests, control over the populace. The the TAA,and the strikeis the onlyway BirthControl interestpayments. This ensuresthat Accordingto officialstatistics, 250,000 on their way to WashingtonD.C. This the will to dominate persists. Constitutioncalls for elections every five to geta faircontract, protect the quality Well-Woman financialinstitutions control these familiesmust eke out their livin on 2.25 formof civildisobedience demonstrated 424Pennsylvania Imperialism is not limited to yearsand guarantees that the opposition countries’ economic and political millionmostly arid acres,while i,500 of edicationand ensure the union’s a strongresponse was possiblewhere San Diego,CA 92103 Care industrializednations. have one-thirdof the Parliamentary survival. futures,including control over material estateowners enjoy nearly70 million organizationwas preparedin advance. 298-9352 Abortion Paraguayhas the double burdenof seats,in practice,however, Parliament new Indicator& Free For All and human resources.Revolutionary continuedon page8 leaders, on the other hand, have imperialism,frmh the U.S., and through lacksany realdecision-making power-- 6 7 o~s~h~roo, w~ industries, but he did it from the top By forgingan alliancebetween the JoaquinMurieta, a minerwhohad come down,using the saberand bulletfor and Villa were both ambushedand Part three is a series by the The Borderlands to Californiato makea living.But persuasion.Opening wide the doors to assassinated,the Yucatansocialist capitalistsandthe urban working class, Cardenasstrengthened and centralized BorderlandsEducation Committee. concentrationcamps. Those Indian Texansand the U.S. secretly desired to In the wakeof the defeat,a power Angloskilled his wife, beat and robbed theinterior of thecountry to foreign movement was brutally smashed. tribesthat survived had the least contact take overthe wholecountry. We are strugglebetween certain sectors of the him, driving him and many other powers,especially the U.S.,Diaz Magonwas jailedby theU.S. theMexican state in orderto speedup ShortHistory of Mexicofor Anglos withthe Spanish missions. taughtthat the Alamowas a heroic Mexicansout of the mines.Joaquin Thefighting ceased and the forward theindustrialization ofthe society. Itis Most North Americansdon’t know rulingclass burst into the forefront of allowedforeign investments to control hhtorganization thatis the parent of the Finally,a weakenedSpanish hold on defenseby freedom-lovingfighters. The mexico’spolitical arena. foughtback, like Robin Hood, stole mining, utilities,banking and motionof the Revolutionwas halted. toomuch of thehistory of oursouthern oppositeis moretrue, for thosewho fromthe richer Anglos and gave to the partythat today governs the country. neighbor,even thouhj our nationhas the countrywas broken.In 1910,the Up to then,the state and the Church commerce.The north became very Yetanother constitution was written, Grito de Doloreswas proclaimed-- resistedthe Mexicanarmy were mainly poorMexicans. stronglydominated by wealthyNorth thisone with minimum wage laws, rights AfterCardenas, a successionof beendeeply involved in its internal basicallyoperated together. A strong, regimesfinalized the co-optation of the callingfor an endto Indianslavery and a mercenaries,Indian-killers andslave- conservativesocial force even today in The mythicalfigure of Zorro, Americanslike William Randolph to unionizeand strike and provisions for affairs.This involvement over the last ownersattempting to illegallyseize goalsof theRevolution. This allowed 150years has ledto thedomination of returnof lands to theirrightful owners. LatinAmerica, the Churchwas much popularizedby WaltDisney, had his Hearst,who owned6 millionacres of equalpay by sex andnationality. But Underthe leadershipof MiguelHidalgo Mexicanland. strongerback then. Church lands originsduring this period. The son of the land. throughoutthis turmoil,little of foreignmoney to dominateand direct Mexico’seconomy by NorthAmerican and Jose Mercies,two enlightened substancewas gained by thecampesinos the modernizationof the economy. capitalists.To understandthis Theresult: a large portion of Mexico accountedfor almost one quarter of the lastMexican governor of California,Pie OtherU.S. capitalists, withvisions of relationship,and to understandwhy parishpriests who are today regarded as in 1836seperated and became the Anglo nationalwealth. This wealthand and urbanworkers. YetMexico was still part of theworld the fathersof independence,a mass colonyof Texas.This was theopening influencewas used to blockany social TwentiethCentury capitalistmarket--which was clearly undocumentedworkers migrate north, popularrebellion broke out. It was we musttrace Mexico’s history and salvoof war betweenMexico and the progress,the Churchwas alliedwith Overthe next several decades, Mexico dominatedby the largedeveloped and nominallyin favorof independence,but UnitedStates. otherconservative forced: landlords, hada seriesof presidentswho initiated imperialistpowers. Like other third highlightthe role of theUnited States. it wasfueled by popularhatred against Doingthis, we counterthe distortions In 1846, desiringto expandthe merchants, monarchistsand the very littleland reform,but who worldcountries, Mexico found itself andour-right lies that U.S. schools teach the Europeanelite that governed the territoryofthe U.S. in the interests ofthe militarists. suppressedany insurgentmovements. continuallydependent on foreign capital society.The elite were willing to accept As the U.S. economyboomed in the andtechnology, hampering its efforts to NorthAmericans about Mexico. thesupport of themass movement, but slaveowners, President Polk declared Liberalforces, led by BonitoJuarez, waron Mexico,and ordered an invasion thefirst and only Indian to gainthe 1920s,massive investments increased grow out of an underdevelopedand theywere not in favorof anyreforms into Mexico as North America mainlyagrarian economy. which wouldundermine their class by U.S.troops. The NorthAmericans Presidency,wished to dismantlethe old drovetowards the capitalin campaign semi-feudaleconomic structure. Only continuedits control over the Mexican Throughoutthe 1940sand 1950s, power. They executedHidalgo and economy. Mexico increasedits process of Mercies,but they finallydid win longrememberd for its savage and brutal aftera bloodycivil war in ! 857was a new treatmentof Mexicansby U.S.troops. constitutionwritten that enacted some Withthe comingof the world-wide industrialization.Yetit remained a nee- independencefrom Spain in 1821.Thus colonyof NorthAmerica. During this thenation of Mexicowas born. Theseincluded instances where Anglo reformsand secularizedthe Church’s Depressionof the ’30s,Mexico too soldiersscalped and murderedcaptured property. sufferedbasic shortages and high period,a series of strugglesbroke out Twicethe size that it is now,the new prisonersof war. unemployment.As a result,popular involvinglabor struggles and land take- nation includedmuch of Central GeneralWinfield Scott invaded and discontent with the so-called overs by organizedcampesinos. To ¯// r America,California, Arizona, New bombedVera Cruz, turning the city into "revolutionary"government increased. maintainstability, the government / Mexico,Nevada, Utah and parts of a burninginferno, killing countless Riding this crest of renewed respondedwith repression,sending Coloradoand Oklahoma. J / civilians.Scott refused to letup onhis rebelliousnessand growingpopulism, laborleaders to jail,and putting down The war of Independence,although bombardmentto allowwomen, children then-presidentCardenas initiated an therural insurgency with military force. riddingthe countryof the Spanish andnon-Mexicans to evacuate. arrayof seeminglyfar-reaching reforms: Thusstandings on its 150 yearsof crown,failed to dismantlethe class San Diegowitnessed a relatively an extensiveland program with which historyand turmoil as a nation,Mexico structurethat existed. For the masses, minorskirmish in the San Pasqual over45 millionacres were distributed, reachedthe stage with which is faces the economicexploitation continued. The Valley.There, mounted Mexican lancers nationalizingtherailroads, legalizing modernday of the1960s. \ powerfulchurch, the military and the routedU.S. troops under the command A 2000mile border separates US and Mexico tradeunions. TheBorderlands Education Committee is Haciendalords, moving in to fillthe of thefamous Indian-killer Kit Carson a smallgroup of NorthAmerican activists vacuum,amassed great wealth for By thistime, Mexico had becomethe as theytried to maketheir way to San colonialprofits dancing in theirheads, thirdlargest producer ofoil in the world, based in San Diego who are doing themselvesover the following decades. Diego. Forced to retreat, they Pico, led raidsand ambushes,not educationalworkin theAnglo community in More importantly,the new rulers againstfat Sgt.Garcia, but against continuedto buyup thecountry. By the butmost of it wascontrolled byU.S. and solidaritywith the Mexicannational slaughteredand atetheir mules, and timeof the revolt, two-thirds ofall U.S. Europeancompanies, so in 1938,with openedMexico to furtherexploitation werefinally relieved by reinforcements Yankeesettlers from Los Angelesto liberationstruggle on bothsides of the by the colonialpowers of Franceand SantaBarbara. foreigninvestments were in Mexico. popular mass support, Cardenas border.A,~.vone interested incontacting the from town. A monumentnow stands Whilemost of allrural families went utionalizedtheoil industry. Committeemaydo so c / o thenew indicator. Britain,and to theexpanding country to commemoratingthis innocuous defeat. In Texas,Juan Cortina also fought thenorth--the United States. landless,as Diazhad appropriated the The U.S.army captured Mexico City backagainst the invaders.With an Indiancommuncal lands. The weak central government, armedorganization and an ideologyof militarilyin 1847 and forcedthe Onceagain rising up againsttyranny, Frenchdid state,however, that however,did not or couldnot prevent Mexicangovernment at gunpointto give liberation,he wagedguemlla warfare Chief French becauseof his limitedman-power he foreigncontrol of the economy.In fornearly 20 years. massesof campesinosconfronted and uphalf its territory. Thus, in the space of struggledagainst Diaz and theentire doesnot havethe resources to go out addition,there was also a threatto the a fewyears, the U.S. annexed Texas and Las GorrasBlancas, a New Mexico continued arrestingpeople for posting violations. landand territory of Mexico developing. ’qtp, secretorganization of the poor against capitalistsystem. The bloodyrevolt Longbefore the European colonialists theentire northwest of Mexico. Til this ragedacross the land, resulting inover a wouldwant the police to do something."He did not explain,however, why, in landedon theshores, native civilizations therich, also resisted the encroaching milliondeaths. Onegraduate student replied that, in thatcase, O’Connor was arrested. (Or, flourishedin the Americas,building settlersand the new capitalists. They thatcase, it was truly fortunate that there forthat matter, why--with such limited largecities, establishing trade and proclaimed,"Our purpose is to protect Peasantleaders such as Emiliano were, among the framers of the manpower--theyfind it necessaryto industry,exhibiting high levelsof therights and interests of the people in Zapataand PanchoVilla emerged to constitution,none who had beenthe sendat leasttwo police officers toevery science,technology and art. generaland especiallythose of the fightthe federalgovernment and its victimsof stereotheft. Another graduate demonstration at UCSD to take Duringthis period, monarchists in J helplessclasses..." allies.In thestate of Mercies,Zapata studentpresent remarked afterwara that pictures.) By thetime Cortes arrived in 1521to begana revolutionaryre-distribution of seizeland and richesfor Spain,the Mexicoand Franceallied themselves Powerfulcattle barons in Texasset up if allpeople were behind barbed wire, andattempted to imposetheir ruler on theTexas Rangers as a terroristforce to landto thepoor, declaring that those therewould be no theft--butdo we want Aztecsruled over a highlycomplex whowork the land should own it. Villa, Frenchstated that the reason campus societyin CentralMexico. Employing the country,an Austrianaristocrat maintaincontrol in the areaswhere theentire population imprisoned? policerefused to releasea copy of their connectedto the old Spanishcrown Mexicanswere the majority. So glorified meanwhile,led the rebellionin the theold method of ’divideand rule’, the north.Other revolutionaries in the Frenchwent on to statethat the police policereport of theMarch 10 arrestto Spanishconquered the Aztecs and other named Maxamillian.But he too was in moviesand TV, theywere actually hadno criteriafor stopping people, and O’Connorwas because they had a policy toppledby theJuarez forrces. Yucatanand up around the border peoplesthroughout Central America armedcolonial mercenaries, torturing calledfor a socialistMexico. These requiringidentification, butinstead of notreleasing such reports in orderto througha seriesof bloodywars. The Mexico’smain problem, though, the andkilling thousands of Mexicans. includedFlores and EnriqueMagon, reliedupon the intuitionof police protectthe victim. Again, French was Spanishconsolidated their colonial inequitabledistribution ofland, was not Overthe years, using the machinery of whooperated out of LosAngeles. officers.(The courts have consistently unableto statehow that applied to this holdingsover the next 300 years. dealth with. This meant that the rejectedpolice hunches as probable incident,where O’Connor was the only thelegal process and the knots of the Women played a very strongand By 1600 the population of an campesinos,the peasantry,the great lynchrope, Anglo settlers came to causefor detention or questioning.)In victim. majority,sawlittle gains for themselves. significantrole during the Revolution, responseto a questionposed by Chris estimated25 million had been reduced to completelycontrol the economic, joiningtheir men at the Iron and Frenchconcluded by notingthat only some2 I/2 millionby famine, Juarezopened up Churchlands for sale, politicaland sociallife of the new Agagu,as to whetheror notbeing Black duringhis seven years as chiefof police supportingthem behindthe lines. or Chicanoor havinga beardwere overworkand European diseases. mainlyto richYankees who boughtup territories--despitetheguarantees to GeneralCarmen Robles led her brigade, here,he has strivedto hirepeople- muchof thelarge landholdings forcattle Mexicansspelled out in theTreaty of probablecause in theeyes of thepolice, orientedofficers, and notedthat he Unlikethe English,and laterthe and foughtalongside of Villaand Frenchsanctimoniously replied that Anglo-Americans,however, the Spanish ranchesin the statesof Sonoraand Guadalupe Hudalgo. Dominated, Zapata. intendedto replacehis senior officers Chihuahua,and boughtup the sugar Mexicanssuffered the lossof their theywere not. with people-orientedones as they didintermarry with the native peoples. Because U.S. businesses and" Thusa new race,a new peoplewere refineriesand hemp plantations in the land,their political rights, their culture, Frenchwent on to statethat there are retired."l willnot be unhappy,"French south. language and customs. This was investmentsbecame threatened by the no establishedprocedures for stopping said,"when they retire," referring to born--theMestizo. By 1800,mestizos day,Mexican students are taughtthat revolt,the U.S. government once again and Indians made up 80% of the The YankeesCome The reformingliberals ultimately colonialism.The Mexican people andquestioning people, but that again officersnearing retirement age (both Up in the north,Yankee settlers thisterritory was illegally seized by the agreedwith the conservativesby becamethe colonizedand the Anglo- intervenedmilitarily in theinternal theyrely on theintuition ofan officer. A.H. Rukes,who arrestedO’Connor, populationof what was then "New appearedin theearly 1800s. At firsta gringosand is onlyheld temporarily. affairsof Mexico.in a classicshow of Spain." allowingthe hacienda system to remain Americansettlers became the colonizers. He didstate, however, that there is a andSgt. Motts, senior officer on duty trickle,then a flood,they began pushing Duringthe fightingin Mexico,150 intact, and by continuing the Mexicanoswere a colonizedpeople in gunboat diplomacy,U.S. Marines policyon dischargeof firearms by police, and theindividual who authorizedthe The Spanishextracted wealth from southeastand west, leaving behind them IrishAmerican soldiers, disgusted with landedand occupied Vera Cruz in 1914. a one pagedocument, and he promised arrest,are withina few years of theircolony through mining and large- suppressionof the indegenous peoples. a landwhose economy they had built. Two yearslater, General Pershing a genocidaltrail of brokentreaties with theintense anti-Catholic feelings of the Asa result,the pattern of repressionand Theskills in buildingadobe houses, in to forwardit to the GSC.French was retirement). scalefarming and ranching. The Spanish Indiannations and an economybased on otherNorth Americans, deserted and invadedfrom the north in pursuitoftbe alsounable to statehow manypeople monarchywas financed for years by the exploitationand grass-roots rebellion sheep-herding,in mining and irrigation elusivePancho Villa. Villa’s forces had Blackslave labor, it was a timeof joinedto fighton the Mexicanside-- was notbroken. Juarez in realityhad farmingthat Anglos later employed were were stopped and asked for Butthis evades the issue--for itis not goldand silver coming in fromMexico. boomingexpansion and a periodof formingthe SaintPatrick’s Brigade. attackedand burned sectionsof identification,butpromised to "think onlyolder police officers who engage in Infact all of Europebenefitted from the strugglebetween the slave south and the openedup the countryto capitalist learnedfrom Mexicanos.Virtually Columbus,New Mexicoin retaliation However,they too weredefeated and development,and allowedthe United everythingwe creditthe Anglo-cowboy about"a suggestionthat he require suchharassment. Sancbez, who stated plunderof the Mexicancolony. Indian industrializednorth. captured.Fifty were executed, the rest forthe U.S.authorities allowing the UCSDpolice to record in theirdaily logs thatit waspolice policy to makearrests laborerswere forced to giveup their Satesto increaseits efforts to takeover with was taken from his Mexican federalestotravel through the U.S. to hit Fueledby feelingsof white,national whippedand branded. Mexico’seconomy. Juarez’s reforms counterpart,"el vaquero"including the numberof individualsstopped for forillegal posting, is relativelyyoung. communallands and werecollected on chauvinismand desiresfor land,and Villaon hisnorthern flank. questioning. Andthe officerswho routinely attend thehaciendas, the large ranchos where Backin theU.S. there was opposition actuallydid more to setup thecoming muchof westernslang. The laborof propelledby theideology of Manifest to thisexpansionism, including the anti- Diazdictatorship by buildingup the Mexicanworkers on therailroads, in the Up here on the border,Tijoana Police Chief French adamantly demonstrationsand photographthose theywere subjected to debtpeonage and Destiny,the settlers and their country witnessedits own combat,as Flores attendingare also, in general,far from slave-likehardships. slaveryabolition movement. Henry centralgovernment, than in distributing minesand in thefields laid the basis for refusedto discussthe case of O’Connor, eyedMexico greedily. At firstwith Thoreauwent to jailfor refusing to pay landto thepoor. the economythroughout what we now Magon’sforces took over the town, whofiled a claimfor damages, stemming retirement.Rather, the problem is oneof Leftwith a fractionof thepoorest Mexico’spermission, butlater as illegal thewar tax, and Abraham Lincoln, as a callthe "southwest." attemptingto set up an independent fromlast month’s arrest, yesterday. policepolicy. The police have a policyof land,and at thebottom of thenew social aliens,Anglo immigrants moved into Colonialismin the North socialistrepublic of BajaCalifornia, monitoringthe activities of progressive Congressman,challenged Polk’s policy Up northin the territory seized in the The Revolution When asked to commenton Officer structure,the Indians rebelled against northernMexico and beganstaking as wellas his sanity. alongwith members of the I.W.W.in Sanchez’sstatement to thenew indicator students--itis not the work of isolated theSpanish continually. claims.This surge was mainly in Texas, war,thousands of Mexicanoscontinued By thelatter part of thecentury, the 1911.They were soon overwhelmed by officers.Similarly, they have no policy Mexican government had been thatpolice "policy is to makean arrest" Spain used the systemof church wherethe newimmigrants attempted to Inorder to legitimize theU.S. seizure to livetheir lives, but nowunder the Tijuanatownspeople and troopsfrom detailingwhat criteria will be employed of halfthe nation, Mexico was forced to dominationof anothernation and a strengthenedbut not democratized.A forviolations of posting regulations, missionsto colonializethe Californianexpand the southern plantation boththe U.S.and Mexico. Frenchclaimed that we hadmisquoted in stoppingand questioning students or economyby bringingin Africanslaves. signthe Treaty of GuadalupeHidalgo. foreign government. But many new rulercame to power,a man so others.It appearsthat police have coastand the rest of their holdings up in The treaty containedprovisions Mexicansdid not quietlyaccept the ruthlessin dealingwith his opponents Eventuallythrough the conflict Sanchez.He didnot explain why a letter thenorth. This coionialization meantthe Takingadvantage of theweak central MexicO’sown emerging capitalist class stoppedseveral students--and who ensuringthe civil and property rights of lynchingsand murders, the theft of their andthe Mexican people that even today ofclarification wasnot sent to us inthat knows how many community enslavementof thousandsof native governmentin MexicoCity, the settler the 75,000Mexicans who remainedin landand resources, andthe loss of civil he remainsa symbol of despised alliedwith the U.S.government and case,and did not offer to providethe peoplesto performthe labor of thefarms colonialistsagitated for separation and businesses,concolidated itsforces and tapemade by the policedepartment of members--anddemanded identifi- theterritory now controlled by the U.S. rights.Many resisted throughout the despotism--PorfiroDiaz. His powerful cation. andranches. Many Indians died of this beganskirmishing with Mexican troops. Butlike treaties the U.S. signed with 1800’swith armed struggle. dictatorshiplasted for 35 yearsand was engineereda coup against the moderate our phoneinterview with Sanchez. brutalexploitation as the missions w~e This blew-upinto a war, as Mexico Nativepeoples, it becamelittle more onlybroken by theupheaval of the1910 leaderFrancisco Madero, led by General (UCSD policerecord, as a routine Thenew indicatorencourages others nothingmore than early forms bf feared,and quite rightly so, that the Huerta. The more revolutionary ’llmtter,all incoming telephone calls-- who have encountered police thana scrapof paper. continuedon page7 Revolution.Diaz tried to modernize Mexicowith railroadsand revived insurgentswere outmaneuvered; Zapata thatone was no exception.) harassmentto contact us at 452-2016. II 9 ,oa order,he closedall the state’s campuses. assistantprofessor in thisday and age. involved--andthat might have been I0 Long Years ,, For himit wasan excellenttactic, for Atkinson Comes Clean It’sa brutal,incredibly difficult world, appropriate.It’s just simply the case that soonpeople drifted off the colleges, and What’sexpected is almostunbelievable on February25 I hadthe first indication campus cops were planning, if the thestudent strike in Californiafizzled The following quotes are taken in termsof teaching,in termsof research, that 1 was a candidate.Dr. Saxoncame Chancellorhad called for outside police Out. verbatimfrom Chancelh)r-designate and i’m amazedat what’sexpected..." to visit me in Wa’shington,and said or militaryhelp. We wereall involved in Nationwide, the student strike Atkinson’sremarks to campus media ’Look,you’re on a listof about7 or 8, are the sameprotest, divided by geography. basicallyended with the coming of and the ASUCSD: youinterested?’, and 1 saidthat I would Yet four of us would never go home summer.It hadbeen the high point in the Recombinant DNA... (is) not be interested--thati could not get again.It was them,but it couldhave developmentof the studentmovement of affirmativeaction goingto havea dramaticimpact involvedin a searchdiscussion at this beenus. the1960s. It hadbeen the first national "1 do believe,and my own experience on the industrialbase of this time.He thensaid well, what ifa list with No one talkedabout being arrested or studentstrike in thehistory of theUnited I or 2, wouldyou be willingto then?,and has madeit clear,that there have to be countryand.., is going to be beaten, although we all knew the States. Nixon had been forced to 1 saidyes, if thelist were I or 2 I’dbe incredibly strong committmentsto absolutely critical to... possibilities.We continued the sit-in for withdrawfrom Kampucheabecause the affirmativeaction, and theyhave to be strengtheningthe democratic willingto makeI visit.And a coupleof a couplemore hours.But now we were resultantuproar threatened to splitthe dayslater ! gota call,and i wastold it’s pursued yearly. And I’ve had that processthroughout the world. on our own. countryviolently. Reuters called it the experiencein NSFof, I think,four years down to 2, we’d like to have you meet worstpolitical crisis in theU.S. since the As it turnedout we endedthe sit-in witha reallyquite remarkable record, with the search committee in Los CivilWar. It had beenspontaneous and peacefully,by rushing out of thebuilding andlast year not quite being on topof tuition Angeles.I met with the committee,and massive, despite the absence of a intoa waitingand supportivecrowd of things,and seeing that slip. I believethat "! thinkthis state has prospered by a thingsmoved very quickly thereafter. I nationalleadership for the student affirmativeaction issues have to really strong university system and that justcould not, I couldnot havegotten severalhundred. Then togetherwe all movement,as SDS was fragmentedand moved quicklyback to the plaza and have the careful attention of the everyoneshould have accessto that involved in an extended search dying. universitysystem, and I think that dispered.The police didn’t move on us... Chancellor,and l thinkthe Chancellor process--thistime of theyear, given the It’sall historynow, the sit-insat has to haveresponsibility here. On the tuitionis a mistake." fact thatthe NSF has a largegroup of then. Later UCSD did get a court injunctionprohibiting future sit-ins, UCSD,Kent State,Jackson State, the otherhand, I don’tknow--I have no way Chancellor-designate Richard "1 don’tlike it. One of thegreat things people,it has largecommittments, and althoughanother one was held a week studentstrike. But that short month, for of judginghow oneshould organize that Atkinson addresses campus media aboutthe Stateof Californiahas been youjust can’t have that kind of chaos...I later.The administration was successful thefirst time in decades,became a time withinthis current framework..." April8. the contribution of the various don’twant it to gettoo political.., butI’d in bringing21 studentsto trial for and spacewhere the essentialnature of tenure Universityof Californiacampuses. ! probablyfavor on-campus visits." "l don’twant to respondin termsof trespassafter more actions occured later Demonstrators at Kent, Ohio, September 24, 1977 protesting the the U.S. Imperialsystem was clearly "Studentinput on the promotionand believethat highereducation should ThirdCollege. I do believein special thatmonth. Most of themspent 5 daysin constructionof a gym on the sitewhere four studentswere killedby National exposedto millionsof NorthAmericans. effortsand specialgoals in minority tenureprocess is absolutelycritical, and be--should be access to higher County jail, as temporarypolitical Guardsmen May 4, 1970. And particularlyto white,so-called areas,but I--my own--I’musing this 1 wantto seeit..." education independent of family This state was built by the middleclass students. prisoners. The governmentcame back with a communitypeople gathered at 6 a.m.at aboutthe late sixties or someof theearly "1 don’thave any views as to exactly income. University of California’s In reactionto the shootings,the vengeance. The National Guard was thegates of theresearch facility, and for That is why Kent State remains seventies,was thatwe weren’tworried wherethe studentinput should come on "I do not like the conceptof higher incrediblecontributions in terms activated on 24 occassions at 21 several hours slowly walked a long important.On May 4th,1970, the U.S. aboutthe quality of educationthat was already escalating student strike thiscampus, or in thisprocess." education--oftuition. This state was of agriculture,in termsof the universitiesin 16 differentstates. picketline tieing up thetraffic that was governmentwas willing to shootand kill beingoffered. exploded.In thedays after the slaughter "IfI tookyou literally I’d be really builtby the Universityof California’s aerospaceindustry... BetweenApril 15 and May 19, 35,000 crawlingtowards the entrance. white,middle-class students in orderto incrediblecontributions in terms of 100 collegesjoined each day. By mid- upset.If I reallythought there was May, more than 500 colleges and Guardsmenwere deployedaround the At UCSD, while the campus keep the war from stopping. The agriculture,in termsof the aerospace governmenthas on otheroccasions shot Philisophically,I’mnot against politicalshenanigans going on... there’s shoppingcenters universitieswere on strike.At theend of country,the firsttime on sucha scale simmered,a lone studentwalked out no questionin my mindthat therehave industry,just a longlist of thingsits very stemmingfrom non-racial incidents. It Blackstudents--like in Oarangeburg, thedraft... importantfor everyoneto realizethat "Theaccess to storesand shopsand-- the month,one thirdof the 2,600U.S. intothe middleof RevellePlaza, sat beena lotof abusesin universitieson 1 gather that’s something that’s institutionsof higher learning had joined was also the first time the nation’s down, poureda containerof gasoline South Carolinain February1968. The thetax dollars which have gone into this NationalGuard throughout the 60s,as promotionprocedures and the like.The beginningto improveand we’ll just have in. 80% of all collegecampuses were universitieswere occupied at gunpoint. overhis head and body. Then he lit a questionis, in theprocess of correcting state,into education in thisstate, have partof maintaininginternal colonialism¯ "Onething that worries me aboutthat tO see..." experiencingprotests, half of the Kent State wasn’tthe only spilled match. His name was George Winne, had tremendousfeedbacks, tremendous was called out to quell the Black periodis thatI wouldhave liked to have these things, you don’t want to be country’s8 millionstudents, and a half blood.Eleven people were bayonetted at and although never considered a thesethings, you don’twant to end up payoffsfor this state. And 1 happento "1 gathersome of those issuesare rebellionsand many were killed. seena muchlarger number of minorities resolvingthemselves, that some peo01e millionfaculty, were participating in the the University of New Mexico, 12 "radical,"he stagedhis own protest overcorrecting--youdon’t want to be believethat access to a first-classcollege KentState showed us privelegedwhite and womendrawn into the sciences,and aren’tentirely pleased about La Jolla demonstrations. studentswere woundedby birdshotin againstthe war witha self-immolation. makingchanges at this momentin time educationis a rightthat every citizen studentswho our enemy reallywas. It i wish we wouldhave workedharder at Villageand University(Town Center), Tacticsand forms of protestalso Buffalo,New York. And then on May As the lethalflames engulfed him, he thatbecause the job market is excellent. thatare based on understandingsof ten shouldhave, and ! do notbelieve that it cried out to a nearby, freaked-out wasa timewhen sides were being drawn, should--thattuition is a goodidea. And [ butat leastit’s a beginning..." escalated.The sit-insat UCSD were 14th,the othermassacre of the month: I’m talkingabout the natural sciences. years ago--orsomething, and l just JacksonState, Mississippi.Highway campuscop, "For chrissakes, shoot me!" and standingup for what you believed I’lltell you, I’m very happy to be in a saltman rathermild comparedto what happened Oneof theproblems is, for example,in don’tknow. I believepeople should have patrolmenhad fired into a women’s That was May !1. and strugglingto force changewere publicinstitution, because I’m not fond "1 think the world of Dr. Saltman. at othercampuses. In thefirst week of thesocial sciences is thatwe hadquite a access,should have reconsideration,l dormitoryafter a demonstration,killing more importantthan good gradesabd of theidea of privateinstitutions where Actually,I met Dr. Saltmanthe first May, 30 ROTC buildingswere burned It was anothershock during a month large numberof womenand minorities don’t know quite what are the two and woundingtwelve, all Black careers. thetuition is goingup to 6, 7, or 8,000 time this monday,and we have lots of or firebombed,.At the Universityof of shocks.It wasa crazytime and it wasa entering the social sciences. don’t know quite what the procedures students or community people. The Herewe areagain, a decadelater. The dollars.I do notwant to seeour society friendsin common.I thinkthe worldof Wisconsin alone there were 27 dangerous and exciting time. The Unfortunately,that’s one of the worst arehere. l don’tknow quite--I think, to racistovertones of thatkilling became presidenttalks peace, but expandsthe segregatedon the basisof who can pay Dr.Saltman, and I respecthis decision firebombings.In the entiremonth, there countrywas beingrocked, colleges were jobmarkets at thispoint. Look at, you the extent that the faculty member clearas we foundout that there was little shutdown, families were tornapart in U.S.military to covermore of theearth. involvedwants it thoroughlypublic, foreducation." to returnto teachingand research." were 169 incidents of arson and know, computerscience, or something bombings--95on campuses, more in or no provocationdirected at the angryfeuds. And fora briefmoment, it The Vietnamesehave been exchanged likethat--tremendous job market. So i againI justdon’t know the details. These selectionprocess draft thatone monththan in any singlemonth officers,except that the schoolhad a seemedthat the domesticUnited States forthe Iranians(or Salvadoreans), and are questions that revolve around don’twant to see,I reallydon’t want to "Onthe issue of theselection process, "Philosophically,I’mnot againstthe that the government has kept such largeBlack student population. wa being dumpedupside down. the draftis once more upon us. UCSD see minorityprograms that are in some specificchoices and proposals.My draft.I do notwant to seethe military I’mprobably inclined to thinkthat the records.Freeway blockades also became In San Diegothe protestscontinued. continuesits war research as complicitas sensedefined as moreclosely tied with generalview is, l don’twant to exposea usedas a basisof discrimination.I saw it ¯ Ronaid Reagan,then-governor and candidatesprobably should have visited popularthen, as newtactical approaches At a raremeetingof 1,000 students from ever in the war machine...Perhaps the thesocial sciences. I mean, 1 wantot be facultymember to publicreview if that in theperiod during the Korean war, it famousfor his open threatsagainst the campus,although ! think it’s a for confrontation were invented. campusesall over the county,it was studens, had vowed to keep the timehas comeonce again for students to surethere’s a goodoppurtunity--that we individualdoes not want that, but if a complicateissue. 1 havenever, I don’t was clearwhat happened in the Vietnam placetheir bodies in fronof themachine Blockadesand subsequentfighting with democraticallydecided to shut down campusesopen even at the point of a don’t--thatminorities Jon’t somehow personwants it--but on theother hand, know what’s been said about my war.I do believethere are times when a thepolice spread. NEL. On May 6th, 6,000 studentsand bayonette.Bur in one swiftexecutive continuedon page!! end up in the socialsciences when the there are the issues of letters, attitudeson this,but I thinkthere have nationneeds a military,and I do not accessto a broaderrange of activities confidentialityof those letters, and I just beensome mistakes.., it is thecase that want that militarydeveloped in a way might be more desirous from their don’tknow again quite what the specifics if I would have been asked by this thatit canbe usedas a discriminatory viewpoint. areon that, campusto get engagedin an extended continuedon page11

populace.The changeswhich may occur politicalchanges is minimal. Paraguay,continued in Paraguay will probably involve --Micahel Mackenburg substitutingone military dictatorship for highly productive acres. The vast installedat the end of 1966as a U.S. another,and willnot significantlychange References: majorityof the populationlives in contributionto the progressof the NACLA: Latin American Report, Volume X, No the oppressiveconditions under which I, January1976. houseswith dirt floorsand thatched Paraguayanpeople. the country is presently ruled. ParaguayanPrisoners, Sidney Bridges, Worldvlew roofs,while a fortunate5 percentof For years,Strossner has maintaineda Paraguay’s greatest obstacle to July-August1979, p 35-39 Paraguayansreceive just under 90 low profileand avoidedchange. Unlike democraticrule lies in itsgeographical World Press Review, March 19110 p 64 percentof the nationalincome, in the IMF survey by Jo~ M.F. Braz, 1979, Paraguay manydictators, Strossner does not have location.Its neighbors,Argentina and Open Veins of Latin America, EduardoGgieMo, streetsone sees late-model luxury cars to worry about a Communist party Brazil,are powerfulcountried ruled by MonthlyReview Press / made in the UnitedStates or Europe, formentingrevolution. The last leader of right-wingmilitary dictatorships. The Atlas World Press Review,October 1979(from the e brought in as contraband,or after the CommunistParty was capturedand likelihoodthat they would allow any IHIh Times),Ken Laldlow. paymentof a triflingcustoms duty, Interventionand Revolution,Richard J. Barrier, graduallychopped up--first his fingers, possibilityof themallowing any major MeridianBooks. movingbeside ox--drawn carts slowly thenhis hands,then his arms, until he bringingfruit to market--thesoil is finalydied after two years."! do not / workedwith woodenplows and the taxis think they’reany communistsleft," are 1970Impalas. explainedDr. Filariga,a Paraguayan dissident,"they’re all in the earth, UCSD Industry,of course,enters its death seeded."For years, one of theprincipal throesbefore it cangrow. The state does sourcesof oppositionto Strossner’s not even impelement the decree repressiveregime has beenthe Church, BIKE SHOP requiring preference for domestic largely because they are partially productsin publicspending. The state immuneto the threatswhich face the declaresthat it will only intervene civilianpopulation--torture and death. directlyin the creationof enterprises Strossner’sresponse to thishas been to locatedin the ent center "when the public sector shows no expela numberof priestson the grounds interest,"and the Banco Central informs that they were Communists.What must OPEN I theInternational Monetary Fund that it causeStrossner special concern is the 10-5 DAIi¥ "hasdecided to establisha regime of free emergenceof oppositionwithin his own exchangeand abolishrestrictions on party,and in the lower ranks of the tradeand currencyexchange." Foreign Army. There are many complaintsthat concerns are exempt from taxes and most of the rewardsfrom smugglingand customsduties in order"to createan drugdealing go to thosehigher up, and climatefor investment."The National thatthere is littlechance of promotion CityBank of New York recoversall its becausethere are alreadymore generals OPEN 7 DAYS A EEK investedcapital in oneyear of businessin thancolonels. Asuncion.The only triumphsproudly Even though dissentis developing / displayedby the governmentare the withinthe ruling military junta, it still 452-4279 Always Free Air Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola plants, maintains firm control over the 10 At theend of 1942the yishuv learned 11 thefull dimensions of theNazi "Final JEWISH NATIONALISM AND Solution"for European Jewry. With the endof the war,the BritishMandatory GERMAN NATIONALISM maintained its virtual ban on Pretenders Rock UCSD immigration,even when confronted by a millionHolocaust refugees. With the cry HVIII !i’: ~ " ~.’lthe se-ies on Jewish property,,,,while the Hagana and Irgun "NeverAgain" the Hagana,lrgun and ChrisHyde is thedriving force of the lascisme:,.. /]~ra /,:ie[ organizedstrikes and demonstrations ThePretenders arrived in forceat the Lehiorganized the JewishResistance UCSD gym April 13 much to the band,as shefully proved the other night. after~lordt,rmy .,, l.’.to daze, to throughoutthe Zionist yishuv, ThePretenders don’t need extravagantly ulVw,w in so.lc,h;.c. Issue. In the Movement.Illegal immigration and satisfactionof the music-hungry sell-out sabotagedBritish ships exporting illegal anti-Britishterrorism escalated. British crowd.Those lucky enoughto have stagedperformances, their music and I,revio,.,N~ree issue~ we compared immigrants,pilfered arms from British policeposts, coast guard stations, radar pesonal dynamisimare more than th’hre~~ocialL~m with Nazi socialism, stockpiles,and the like. In turn.the ticketswere treated to a powerful thetime t¢7 strike.t,, installations,airfields and deportation "explosion"from a bandthat had been, enoughto pleaseany audience.Their attdJewish nationalism with (;~’rman BritishMandatory launched repressive campswere attacked,and bridges, "nofrills", honest performance wasn’t nationalismun~h’r the Nazis. H’hereas Hebrewterrorism had resolved into the forthe most part, couped up in a studio. measures,especially against the Hagana lrgunthat emphasized the Arabs as the railroads, oil pipelines and dulledby themeaningless solos, light Hehre,socialism as practicedby Labor as it hadbeen in theforefront of these communicationlines were blownup. shows,etc, that so manyothers depend Zionismwas an authenticand, for the enemy,and the Lehi(Israeli Freedom Themusic was a blendof progressive activities,arresting its membersfor Fighters,orthe Stern Gang) that saw the TheMandatory retaliated by arresting music:pop, new-wave, and evensome upon. The Pretenders style of Jews,liberating /’oral t?f socialism, trainingand subjectingthe Jewish the JewishAgency and roundingup performanceis reminiscentof Bruce Jewishnationalism impressed the native Britishas theenemy. hardacid-rock. This was combined into settlementssupporting Hagana to arms suspectedterrorists, and the lrgun a stimulatingcurrent of musicthat was Springsteen:gutsy, powerful, and Arab populationas cohmialistand searches.With Italy’s entry into the war Haganabenefited from cooperation withthe British, not only by stolenarms retaliatedby blowingup the central rock-n-rollat its best.Their music dynamic. imperialist,and providedthe ground an uneasytruce between the Mandatory governmentoffices in the KingDavid fromahich a Jewishfascism in Zionism andJewish units in theBritish army, but ignitedpeople, made them jump, dance, Indeedthe Pretenders are a newitem and Haganawas established--Hagana Hotelin Jerusalemon July22, 1946. and generallycut loose.The music couldgrow. curtailingitsaclivities andthe British by commandotraining, under Captain on themusic junky’s menu, but they are a OrdeWingate, that led to theformation Eightypeople were killed; government combinedwith the close friendly popularone. They have superb music Imagine,if.you will, that you are an acceptingZionist volunteers, allHagana officialsand civilians; British, Jews and atmosphereof the gym turnedwhat and judgingfrom everyone’s reaction Arab livingin MandatoryPalestine members,for service and transportation of the Palmachstrike force, and by Britishtraining of Palmachand Hagana Arabs.The JewishAgency ordered a could have been an ordinaryrock theywill remain in demandfor a long duringthe Zionist revolution after 1920. unitsin theBritish army. halt to the Jewish Resistance concertinto a rock-n-rollparty. _time. You would.firstencounter a small but membersas a resistancemovement in Pretendersat UCSD’s gym Thequestion of whetherto cooperate case Germanyconquered the Middle Movement’sarmed operations.The growingZionist communit.v i~] Jewish withthe British in theirfight against Irgunand Lehi refused. urbansettlements attd rural cohmies, East.But from1943 on the war front fascismultimately shattered the irgun. receded,and the Mandatoryonce again Thiscivil war finally drove the British Bluesat Winnerof theCamera D’Or (Golden Camera) award at theCannes Film Festival cuhurallvEuropean, economically The WorldZionist Organization had to turnthe Palestine Mandate over to the thetale of the organization ofNorth Dakota farmers socialist,and nationallyexclusive. turnedon illegaldefense organizations. establishedfriendly relations with the In 1944the Irgun launched a series of UnitedNations in 1947¯With the UN inopposition toEastern banking interests atthe time of WW I. Indeed,most of theZionists immigrating fascistregime of Mussolini’sItaly from Belly-Up armedattacks on policeand government partitionproposal the Palestinian Arab Atkinson,cont. %.. one of the most moving, truly Americanfilms to Palestinelived, worked and traveled thestart¯ In 1928the Comitato Italia-- installations.The Mandatorydeported populationattacked the Zionist yishuv¯ entireh’within the social, economic attd Palestinawas formedto aid contact The Belly-UpTavern in Solana I’ve seen in years..,a must see."--Studs Terkel 251 men suspectedof defenseand and Hagana.Irgun and Lehi forces Beachis presentingone of the most politicalframework ofthe lxthor Zionist betwenItaly and Palestine, and there begansecuring the Jewish state given by procedureagainst the people who do not terroristmembership, and the Lehi interesting and ambitious have money,or do not have certain communityin generaland their political wassome talk of holdingthe19th Zionist respondedby assassinatingLord partition.The War of Liberationhad partyin particular.Theeffects t~f this Congressin Abbazia.~,4Labor Zionism begun,and the British watched Jew and entertainmentechudules around socialbackgrounds. It is thecase that Moyne,the British Minister Resident, in theme parts. Acts on the agenda undercertain conditions 1 might favor a LahorZionist cotntnttnil.v on vou as a had remaindsuspicious of Mussolini Cairo.~,, Hagana,the Jewish Agency and Arabkill each other as theyprepared to Palestinian Arab would hecome andfascist Italy. The Revisionists had range from some of the greatest draft,it’s simply the case that Histadrutcalled upon dissident, self- evacuatein 1948¯In Aprilthe Irgun bluesartists in the countryto surf painfullyclear as MandatoryPalestine embracedan alliancewith the regime defenseorganizations to stoptheir massacredArab civilians inthe village of registrationnow 1 don’tthink makes whole-heartedly.-Ihe Zionist guitaristssuch as Dick Dale.The muchsense in termsof thelogistics of became the focus for Zionist terrorism,but the lrgunand Lehi DeirYasin, and in Maythe surrounding management’s booking policy immigrationand landpurchases. Revisionistmovement in Italyhad refused.Hagana then arrested irgun and Arab nations attackedthe newly puttinga militarytogether if we were contactwith the fascist government, and declaredstate of Israel.The lrgul and seemsto be morea laborof lovethan confrontedwith war...I’m worried If you happen to he a &llahin Lehimembers, and surrendered them to an attemptto cleanup money-wise. (peasant)you may.lind that the (f[endi theirleader, Leone Carpi in Milan, theBritish. "Saison," asthis was called, Lehiforces were placed under Hagana aboutthe state of theworld... I’m not whoclaims tith, to the land you and.your publishedthe periodicalL’idea torethe yishuv with controversy. command,which became Zew Hagana Sunday,April 20 theclub featured necessarilyagainst ROTC on campus." familyhave worked for generations has Sionistica.TheRevisionist naval school le-lsrael(Israel Defense Forces)¯ Yet blues standoutsJoe Turner and at Civitavecchiawasto servethe world The extrembnationalism of the Willie Mae Thorton. Turner is At thispoint a questionwas asked sob1it to Zionistswhose Jewish National Zionistyishuv gave birth to a Jewish tensionsexisted within Israel’s national ki~ndwill not permit its resah, to Arahs Betarmovenlent and the irgun’s illegal fascism.Uri Avneri describes the trial of army and in Septemberof 1948Count deflnatelyin therunning for the best regardingDay Care, and AS Vice arid whose socialisntinsists on immigrationactivities, andit was visited FolkeBernadotte, the UN mediatorfor of bluesvocalists of alltime. He has PresidentNant:v Laga ended the session. byJabotinsky several times.,~, The lrgun twoof the youngsterscaught for the beenin the business50 years,by his e.vclusivehth’t~rew labor to /armit. murderof LordMoyne. In court: Palestine,was assassinatedby the refused to cooperate with the FatherlandFront in Jerusalem.The own estimation,and has recorded Turnedi~[] the land, po.ssihlv with a They. spoke againstimperialism. small measureo/ compensationin Mandatory,yet it couldnot decide to FatherlandFront consisted of ex- numerousrecords since he started throwin its allegiance with the Axis. disclaimingZionism and declaring membersof Lehi, and their action out in KansasCity in anotherera. San Diego Premiere monel./?omthe Zionists who purchased t/tentselvespatriots ¢~f Palestine. hthis it. 1¯(711 gO to thenuaresl town or Cil.I¯, or And then.quite suddenly, our world broughtdown the wrathof the new Someof his bestwork was donewith firststatement he h~resentence was his Iongtimefriend and associate, 10 Long Years Friday,May 9 7 & 9 pm mavhcto a localcitru.~ orchard, to find came crashingdown aroundus. The Jewishstate. The governmentarrested Irgunsplit wide open. passed,Eliahu Ben-Zuri, one of thetwo 200 men and orderedthe irgun to the late Pete Johnson,a pianist work.onh’ to ent’ollnlerZionists accused,whom i knewin thelrgun, said UCSD TLH 107 Free contpt,tm.g/~r the sanu"work arid Beginning with a clash .of "H’e,the Hebrews. who are the natural disbandand turn in allof itsarms.~,~ extraordlaire.Turner now tours andbring "business as usual" to a halt. personalities,thesplit soon became a Fromthe Nazi"Final Solution", from regularlyon his own and appears Andperhaps its time for my generation sometinte~resorting to.force to maintain sonsc~/" the soil ¢~[ Israel, h~ught for theprinciph" ofe.vchtsive/v Jewish labor clash~f principlesattd degenerated into the crematoriumashes of six million frequentlywith CountBasie’s big of students,tbe students of May1970, an orgy~f tnutualabuse, such as onlya Palestinelong beforethe Balfour murderedJews, the State of Israelwas band. The two recentlycut a new nowthoroughly enmeshed in families, itlhuihling their own, closedttchrew Declaration.M.videas are not theideas c(’onoml’.This l.ot~orZionist fightwithin a .fami(vor a sectcan born. albumtogether. careers,jobs and theirown separate of Zionism.H’e do not.fight .for the 114)Cited ~n Ar~e~ober]~he Otl~r I~r~l. p 12 lives--tostep forward wherever they are, comnmnitl’L~ SUlV~orted hv the British produce.The unknownleaders suddenh’ m At the Belly-Up,Turner was in .fidfilhnentof the Ba(/our Declaration. 115)(’lied in Arle Bober. "ID Olberlarael, p 137 ,~landatorvthrough the Ba!/~mr assumednames-- Raziel, Stern--and 116)Iirl Avn¢~y. lind Wldloul Zloollm. p 99: "’One en~£hl ask 14a; tht~ good form. He can no longerwalk and supporting today’s student We do not.fightfor the National ttome. tmm,ouMble?Couldn’t Zmnl.m~ hove sponsored from the ks’gmmnlt an Declaration,swelh’d hv h’galand ilh’gal accusedeach other of beingFascists, intttlgrawd~ I~##~qMn ¢¢tw~omy top¢ovld¢ labor both /~sr Je~ I wtdA tab# well,but he sat on the edgeof the activists--reclaimour heritage and Hefight .[or our freedom. ",,~ Colda~l’lIk~~ilO~tlll~m- ~t’rl~llb~ a.IIhU n,~,. ~l,und¯ have taken in ,4rllb historyof struggle. immigration,European in thougtvtand Britishagents, traitors, spies for the mt.’m/~’r#~ bl ~.eomf~Cr Zlor~t #o¢~llOm have become mwtn~ttonal. stageand beltedout a successionof TheIrgun and Lehi terrorist splinters¯ Pal~s/tn~n,.~wmltlc~" atI#1 Inctptk~l behavior,ethnically exchtsive and police.Our securelittle world was 117)Elon.(n II).p numbers,mostly up-tempo,with a --TerryRobbins arrogantlyself:righteous ahout its disintegrating.Commamlers, as lost as andthe politics of Jabotinskyand the 1 IB)Vladlmlr ,lah(,llnsk) "’r~ldcn¢¢ Subrmtled ~othe I)at¢~hnc R,~,~I coupleof balladsthrown in, which Revisionistswereexpressions offascism. (onlm*~s~on,"]HI ZIO%ISIII)IA, p S6" ~ocialist-Zionistnlission.Not onh" is this their men, wanderedbetween the 1191At~¢ Hoher. The Other hratl, p. I Ill had the crowdbouncing around and Sincethe foundingof the stateMAPAI 1201Elon,(n.Ill. p, 10t. The ASUCSDBulletin is cotHtHtltlitv armedand preparedto warring factions. Our company 121)El(m, (n. II). p. shoutingfor more. His is a voicethat and MAPAMtogether have regularly 1221F~loe. (n. II). p. 127 an advertisementpaidfor by de/t,nd itsel[i hut certain elements init comntander,an architect,who we 122)Elon. (n. II). p. lets you know what is meant by was slow and languidcompared to the ASUCSD to give admiredand imitated, joined Stern, the received50% of the Israeli election votes, 123)[rl Avnerl. hazel Wlthmfl Zion~, p I0 "fillinga room."It’s a big,deep, make a point ~l attacking and in contrastto the 20-21%of support 124)~ee. The Zlonll! Idea. p 558.and lsntel Pocket Library: Zi~ism p Big Joe’sKasas City big bandsound. studentsan opportunityto terrorizingArahs. extremistleader who believed that we 44 generousvoice full of warmthand exchangeinformation about receivedregularly by Herutand the 125)IIIlel Pocket IJbrar~, Hblor~ From lUe. p 7~ She made sure each band member shouh’make commoncause even with 126)Ur~ Avm’n. hrk’l Wilhoul Zionism. p 13 /ah~ ~ne. that/dldnm humor. Memorable numbers were meetings,events, and issues Theconclusion that l’ou reach, as a Liberals--theGahal bloc. Likkud, in agree~ tth the Irgun on man~ point., I did not agree ~ rth ~t~ rea, tumar~ workedthrough a solo,molding her thatconcern the campus. the Nazisand Fascistsin orderto stand.~t~ anti~m mhsm. zt~ ~ ontemptfor the kibbutzim andthe. ~r~er~’ "Corinna, Corinna," "Come on, flawlessblues phrasingsaround PalestinianArah, is obvious;Zionism, turn,received 30% of thevote in the 1973 movementI dtdnot agree ~ ~ththe .,n,’ept ¢~the (ho~en F~,. re. there all Zionism.is a Europeancohmial overthrowBritish imperialism. mat heat theh~mnmg of ammovment, hut the/,d~ ~[the fe. t, ,o Baby, Let’s Play Hide and Seek," them. She had the crowd in near One fatefulnight we wereassembled elections.In the lastelection, the #nfluence.toedmme, to .rn o~er the mare venturesupported by Great Power 127)hmel peel, el IJbrBrT: So~kt~ p 140 "Flip,Flop and Fly," and "Shake, ecstasyas shefinished her set with a in a darkschoolroom to hear a speechby MAPAI--MAPAMlabor bloc, shaken 128)S~oeD, (n 127)p tmperialism.You mavgo furtherandsee 129)5ociety,(n 1271. p 140 Rattleand Roll ," oneof thefirst rock renditionof "HoundDog" bridging oneof theSternists. We did not see him. by Prime MinisterItzak Rabin’s 130)Hblor~ (n 125). p and rollhits of the 50’s,covered by in theZionists European-centrism or in 131)UriAvnery, line4 WNhoul LJoalam. p I0 Ihru12 A powerfulvoice came out of the resignationand the conflictbetween 1321(n 125) p Bill Haleyand the Comets.Turner into"Walkin’ the Dog."Demonstrat- the fascismof right-wingZionism the 133)(n 125) 75 inghow to "walkthe dog," she left the darkness,starting with the words: "We Rabin and ShimonPerez for party 1_!.41h.r"l po¢ltel IAbrar,/: Zlol~lm. p 177 showedhow a slow bluesshould be /ustificationforcalling all Zionism racist 135)Zieldmsln 134) p 177 followour leaders into battle--as long as support,went down to defeatbefore the 136)Uri Avn~ri, Ilumel Willlold Zionism, pp12 ind 13 sungin a fineversion of "EverydayI stage,pausing a coupleof timesto orfascist. 137)Xi~or~ from lie In 123)pps g0and gl flasha smilethat was literallya A.S. Rul,-OffElections theylead us into battle." The other side. Likkudbloc. 13ll)Uri Avneri. Im~ WItlIoWZloJmL p 75 Havethe Blues,"and had the crowd A JEWISH FASCISM hetold us, was prepared to stop the fight We have covereda good deal of 139)Hblmy. from lie (n 1251. /~r,#1-95. L~*-14~ in hishands with a wryrendition of "1 beaconin the night. The A.S. run-offelections will be held on May 6. The voting Withthe 1939 WhitePaper Hagana againstthe British for the duration of groundin thisseries. We haveexamined Camein the FrontDoor, But I Had to The back-up band, assembled boothswill be locatedin the same locationsas the firstelection. formeda special unit to attacktelephone WorldWar !!. We,the fighters, would the varietiesof Zionism.and the DEAR FRIENDS, Go OutThroughthe Back,"or words from L.A. and San Diego musicians Note Well: Run-offs Tuesday, May 6. lines,railroads and otherMandatory carryon. Englandwas weak.This was consequencesof their attitudes towara to thateffect. for thisdate, was outstanding.Tom We would like to anti-Semitismin general as wellas their Willie Mae Thorton (sometimes Leadon,a guitaristwho has played practicein Palestine.Formulating the everybody for attending the known as "Big Mama" Thor‘on,but with LindaRonstadt, led the group, ideaof the anti-SemiticZionist, we Earth’s Birthday Party not ao big anymore)was alsoin good which featured Willie Walker appliedit to thecase of AdoifEichmann. Coffeehut Grand Opening last form.(She had the originals of Elvls (formerlywith Johnny Otis) on bass We wenton to compareLabor Zionism Friday. Because a new fire Preley’s"Hound Dog," and Janis and Mark Cohen on drums. A fine withNational Socialism, concluding horn sectionwas made up of Kevin prevention system needs to be Joplin’s"Ball and Chain.") She too Is Look for the BrownFood Co-opRecycling Bins: that Zionist socialismand Nazi still an engaging performer, Quail on trombone,Mark Lsssman *At the Landingof HumanitiesLibrary Socialismwere not in thesame category installed, the Coffee Hut controllingthe showfrom a seaton on tenorsax and Stive Nlevss on al.to as theyexpressed major differences and open sometime this week. We the stage’s edge. She had some sax.I didn’tget the pianoplayer’s Cinco de Mayo *Behindthe RevelleMudhuts minor similarities,that Zionist would like to thank all the troublewith a derelictsurfer lying on name,but he was excellent--restrained cooperationwith the Nazisand that and tasty. Belly-Up co-owner The Cinco de Mayo celebrationwill take place on May 2, 1980, *In the Lower ParkingLot behindMuir Zionistand Nazi nationalismwere a volunteers whose labor bought thefloor below her, but handledthe RandyGodfrey also sat in on second the beer and paid for the band.. matterwith humor: I’m up heretryln’ on the Gym steps.It willrun from 1 !:30to 8pm.The pro.gramwill *In MandevilleParking Lot matterof convergemdevelopmem from to put on a show,and you’redown guitarfor a whileand didvery well. include Chicano music, dance, speakers and celebratmn.This differentstarting points reaching and we would like to thank the thereactin’ like a jackass,"she told Here’shoping the Belly-UpTavern event is being sponsored by MEChA with SAAC (Student *In the new Third CollegeApartments similar, though not identical band, "Bagrat Topaugua," for continuesits imaginativeprogram- expressions,t Zionism’s right wing could the fellow,who eventuallyfaded Affirmative Action Committee), the Associated Students, *By the ResidentDean’s office at Warren some excellentdancing music. away. ming.If you’reat least21, get on up University Events Office & the Lumumba-Zapata Programming be describedas fascist.To conclude, there.At $4.50for two greatslike *In the new Warren dorms mentionmust be madeof themost ironic SINCERELY, Meanwhile,Ms. Thorton played Board. There will be an A.S.T.G.I.F.on the hum at 3 pm. somenice bluesharmonica and sang Thortonand Turner,you justcan’t connection between Zionism and for your Nazism. THE RECYCLING COOP definitive versions of numbers such get a better buy ~~~~Trtainment dollar. 12 L nu Stories/n Sh rt

"£ do not considerit as evil for an Dolphins Milton Boosts economistto render technioal’econom~d advice to the Chilean government~~ more Fight Back more than I would regard it ae evil for Own Economy a phys.loianto give teohnicagmedioal advice to the Chilean gove~t ~o In an unexpectedact of almosthuman help end a ~dioal pl~O~e" vengeance,4,000 dolphinsmassed "Thefifteen videotaped lectures," aroundlki Island, Japan, forcing 400 promisesa glossyHarcourt, Brace and fishingboats back to port. Jovanovichpromotional brochure, are The preceedingday, anglers trapped an ‘‘unfailinglystimulating" way to and killed250 dolphinsbecause they "providea uniqueintroduction to competefor the same yellow-tail fish and economicsand the pursuitof lifeand dolphinsmake good cat food and liberty."The 10-pagead is pitching Winner of NobeZ Peace Peiae fertilizer. Milton FriedmanSpeaks, a slick DecemberlO, Z976 Afterthe March 8 attack,no dolphins packageof thenotorious economist’s wereapprehended. public appearancesat colleges, businessconferences and even PTA APS/FreeFor All meetings. INS DestroysFamilies Theseries presents "many topics of (LNS)Mexican and Chicanochildren Also, in violation of prison pressingimportance to concerned caughtcrossing the border are now being Corporate Americans,"claims Harcourt’s sales regulations,babies and very young heldin federal prisons. This was recently childrenhave been seperated from their brochure.These pressing issues in the confirmedby the U.S.Department of Disneyland? Speaks package range from "Is parentsand placedin juvenileunits. CapitalismHumane?" (Friedman: "The Justice,and originally reported by the Deputy-wardenKincaid substantially Committeeon ChicanoRights (CCR) deniedthis. "In mostcases, anyone Tiredof spendingSaturday after questionis irrelevant")to "Who Protects San Diego.Undocumented children are Saturdayin irrelevanttheme-parks like theWorker?" (who else but employers?). undernine remains with the mother." heldas long as 90days, and then released Whenasked to definewhat he meantby GreatAmerica and HolyLand? Worried Eachof the15-hour long videotapes is to fosterhomes while their parents "mostcases" by describingexceptions, thatyou may soonbe stuckwith more accompaniedby numerousextras like continueto servetime. Kincaidquickly reversed himself. "Make leisuretime than you know how to studyguides and reading lists, making Thispractice is partof a stepped-upthat’in all cases,’" heblurted. "In all handle?Head straight for Oklahoma thekit a realbargain ifyou can afford it. City,friend, where, starting inlate 1981, Individuallecture tapes are available for effortby federalprosecutors to convict caseschildren under nine remain with thosewho arepaid to smugglepeople theirmothers." youcan spendyour afternoons eating $500,but buyers of thecomplete series acrossthe U.S.--Mexicoborder. But cottoncandy and takingin Enterprise canget all 15 for the cost ofjust 14--that CCR has calledfor a bilateral Square,USA--a $15 million"Disney accordingto HermanBaca, chairman of committee"to work out a humane is,a mere$7,000. CCR,"The fact is thatsmugglers have Worldfor capitalism." Dollars& Sense solutiontothe victimization of children moneyand pull bail, while the ’material on bothsides of theborder." Also, CCR An "educational"project, Enterprise witnesses’must spendweeks, even has called a Chicano National willhost no heart-stopping rideson giant months,imprisoned. We believethis ImmigrationConference, to be heldin oil rigs or simulatedjourneys to InfoFlow inhumanpractice of jailingmothers and lateMay, "to unify on solutionsto the romanticoff-shore tax shelters. Instead, theirchildren, and parentless children, escalatingborder violence," Baca added. visitorswill begin their tour in the Cut Off mustbe investigated,so thatit is "Wefeel that the issue of illegal workers "HeartbeatRotunda," where they will stopped." seeeconomic transactions from all over WilliamH. Webster,Director of the is beingused to inflamepeople and America--likethegallons of softdrinks FBI,recently explained the Bureau’s Bacaalso notes that those children not destroyany progress,economic and placedin U.S.foster homes are turned otherwise,made by the Chicano being bottledand the number of positionon freedomof informationin a hamburgersbeing bought--"simulated "Director’sMessage" to newspaper overto Mexicanauthorities. There they movement.So we’re sailingfor a "arckept for one week and then turned in a sweepingpanorama featuring editors:"The criminal justice process, nationalcrusade to endthe violence and flashingnumbers and breathtaking ourbulwark against anarchy, faces a loose m the streets to fend for thepolicy." themselves.""Imagine the anguish graphics. breakdown..,when sources are afraid to Thenit’s on to "TheCaps and Socs furnishinformation," he stated. involved,"added Laticia Jiminez, also of CCR.‘‘The child is apprehended,alone, BusinessEthics Explained QuizShow!" With a fanfareof trumpets, Websterproposed some fine tuning of in a strangecountry, and because of the the houselights dim and a livehost the Freedomof InformationAct, illegalitytheparents are afraid to call involvesthe audience in a question-and- includingspecial exemptions in the areas If bankscan do it, why can’tany Immigration.So theyare breakingup answersession that contraststhe of "foreigncounter intelligence, families." business?That’s apparently what struck organizedcrime and terrorist activities." Rep.Frank Annunzio after he saw the Americansystem with socialism. Theseproposals would include the American Bankers Association’s Anotherlively event is "TheGreat institutionof a 7-yearmoratorium on ComputersCan’t pamphletentitled: "A Listof EasyWays TalkingFace of Government,"a nine- investigativerecords and a relianceon to Charge Your Customers More screenvideo ,operation. which expounds FBIdiscretion in caseswhere a source Lie, Can They? Money."The kind of cleversuggestions theneed for more regulation until, "in a mightbe identifiedby disclosure. Also madeby the bankinggroup’s booklet frenzyof action,"itshort circuits, asthe includedwas a proposalto deny like"Do not pay intereston savings audience learns that too much TheBritish publication New Scientist governmentinterference can interrupt informationto felonsand foreign reportsthat computers operated by the accountswith low balances,"and nationalssince "they are not part of the "imposea service charge on any the self-regulatingprocess in a free U.S. Defense Department were economy. electorateCongress intended to be programmedto telllies to eachother withdrawalafter the first one made each informed." duringthe VietnamWar. month"could be usefulto a lot of "Ina brieftime, the visitor will (be) interestgroups associations in times like exposedto manycarefully programmed Webstersummed it up by citing According to Admiral Thomas LyndonJohnson: "Democracy works these."The possibilities," says the economic concepts," explains Moorer,U.S. Air Forcecomputers in congressman,"’are endless."For Enterprise’ssponsors, which include best when the peoplehave all the Vietnamwere assignedthe task of informationthat the securityof the example,there’s "Seven Easy Ways of Phillips Petroleum, the Noble recordingall targets of U.S.bombing PerformingUnnecessary Surgery" for Foundation,Oklahoma Publishing head nationpermits." missions.However, when the U.S. began APS/FreeFor All the AmericanMedical Association, or EdwardGaylord and variousand sundry itssecret bombing of Cambodia,the Air "FiveEasy Ways to Contrivea Gasoline representativesof Bankers Trust, Kerr- Forcecomputers were programmed to Shortage"for members of the American McGeeOil, Western Electric and the automaticallyalterthe coordinates of all PetroleumInstitute, or... 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