By KENNA HIMES and Jack Hobbs and Wing Bam­ Seeking to draw attention to boo, former tipi villagers, spoke at today’s demonstration outside the the rally on behalf of the villager’s Santa Barbara county Ad­ alternative lifestyle. ministration Building, supporters Barbara Burton, a neighbor of of Tipi Village rallied before 50 the villagers, said, “ The purpose of people in Anisq ’Oyo Park last the demonstration is to call at­ Friday. tention to the situation that exists Andrea Sonnabend, the master and to the council’s unfair of ceremonies, Carmen Lodise, decision-making process. director of the Park District I ’m under the impression that Board, Leslie Donovan, ad­ legally, the supervisors can’t ministrative officer of the 1VCC, change the situation now. Since this is the case, what we’re hoping is that the supervisors will be Quiet Halloween made aware that citizens in I.V. aren’t willing to sit back and let the Weekend All Over process continue. ” O ver 150 people gathered at the Pro-Choice Rally held in De La Guerra Plaza on In existence since 1972, Tipi Saturday. The rally was held in conjunction with National Abortion Rights Action Village has emphasized the Santa Barbara Area recylcing of resources by adhering to a low consumption lifestyle, part Despite predictions of violence of which includes growing their Pro-Choice Rally Proclaims A ll and police conflicts, Halloween own food. weekend in Santa Barbara county The villagers’ publication, was a relatively quiet affair. “ Hang In There,” states “ Our Women's Right to Abortion Sheriff’s barricades on Del choice of lifestyle is both moral Playa went up in the early evening and political. To live on the land By DANA ROSKEY women can control reproduction.” and counselor for Planned on Saturday, and were taken down without connections to the utility Claiming that every woman has Speaking about the anti­ Parenthood, said that “ in general, at approximately 12:30 without companies allows us to attempt to the right to an abortion, a pro- abortionists, she said that “ they women don’t feel very good about incident. Sheriff department of­ embody a lifestyle consistent with choice rally was held last Saturday have been very successful in the abortion they’re having. I ’ve ficials, both in Isla Vista, and at our value systems.” at De La Guerra Plaza in down­ creating a climate in which women never met a women yet that didn’t their county headquarters were Presently, village members are town Santa Barbara. think abortion is illegal. However, have a twinge of guilt.” . pleased that the weekend passed “ involved in community building; The rally, which drew 150 sup­ here in California,- abortion is Giving a religious point of view of abortion, the Right Reverend with little violence and few arrests. as workers for the credit union, the porters of the right to abortion, (legally) available to 24 weeks.” “ There were no big incidents for Isla Vista Fud Coop, the recylcing was organized in conjunction with Eighty percent of the American Barrett said that “ fetal life is not the most part,” said one Foot center and the park district, as National Abortion Rights Action people are pro-choice, said Ferci in personal life,” “ I speak not only for myself but Patrol officer. Arrests in the area students, as business people, as Week, Oct. 20-27. Similar rallies her speech, but the right-to-life for many churches and religious were kept to violations of minors in individuals who care about Isla occured in 150 other cities across activists outnumber the pro-choice groups,” Barrett continued. He possession of alcohol, public Vista, and who care about the country. activists 10 to one. stated that the Episcopal Church drunkeness and possession of change.” Organized by the New American Ferci said later, “ The legality of had adopted a statement against marijuana. As a result of the Santa Barbara Movement, the National abortion has very little effect on its legislation that restricts a When asked if the barricade was county Board of Supervisors voting Organization for Women, and prevalence.” She claimed that woman’s choice about abortion. effective in crowd control, a Foot down a zoning amendment last Planned Parenthood, the rally women would resort to potentially Other religions including the Patrol spokesperson stated, “ I month that would have made the lasted three hours and consisted of dangerous methods of receiving an Baptists, Presbyterians, Jews, and suppose it was helpful. ” village a legal experimental two musical acts, a performance of abortion if it were made illegal. (Please turn to p.12, col.l) (Please turn to p.12, col.3) (Please turn to p.12, col.3) several skits by a theater group Petrich, who is a sex educator and seven speakers. The speakers included Terry P.A. Funding Under Albright from the Women’s Feminist Health Center; the Right Building Renamed Reverend George Barrett, a Discussion by LSEC retired Episcopal bishop; Sherri Hayes from the National Abortion For Physics Teacher By HELEN BASSHAM used to pay the coaches. This can Rights Action League; Barbara Over 100 of Broida’s friends, The academic merit and the use happen because the students get Petrich from Planned Parenthood; In' honor of a late UCSB physics relatives and colleagues were of academic funding of UCSB’s units for P.A .” he said. Len Evans of the Coalition for professor, the Physics building among those who attended the Physical Activities Program are A total of six units from P.A. are Human Rights; and Gloria Lucio, was re-named Herbert P. Broida under discussion by the Letters allowed towards graduation,” said an anti-sterilization abuse activist. Hall in a ceremony last Thursday. dedication. Chancellor Robert Huttenback and Science Executive Committee. Drake. “ The College of Letters and Glenn Lazof, a member of NAM Broida died in a hiking accident “ These issues have been under Science is concerned because the and narrator for the rally, spoke of near Santa Barbara on Apr. 9,1978. presided over the ceremony. “ I count knowing Herb Broida, even consideration for several unit enrollment is used to deter­ the right to abortion as “ an im­ A plaque dedicated to Broida at the years,’’said Professor Harold mine faculty hired. With a portant right* which is under at­ ceremony described him as a for a few months as one of the Drake, director of the committee. _ shrinking budget we’ve got to take tack.” “ physicist and educator who in­ finest (experiences) of my life,” he “ We are still at the discussion strict measures in cutting back.” Albright, the first speaker, spired a generation of student and said. One of the three speakers at the stage. We’ve had two reports over (Please turn to p.12, col.3) said, “Abortion is the only way that faculty colleagues.” a period of three years, but we dedication, physics chair Jose won’t do anything until we get Fulco, said that it was a unanimous decision by the Physics some student input. We won’t have Department to rename the the final word,” he said. According to Drake, the committee is con­ building in Broida’s honor. cerned with two major issues: the Broida joined the newly formed UCSB Physics Department of five first questioning academic merit faculty members in 1963. Under in the program that justifies units Broida’s guidance the department towards graduation, and second questioning utilization of academic increased to 24 members and is now, according to Fulco, one bf the funding for the program. “ Last year when a Nexus article finest in the nation. Walter Kohn, director of the came out saying that the P.A. Institute of Theoretical Physics, program was to be abolished, there gave the dedication address. was an outraged student reaction According to Kohn, Broida had because no reasons were given. received numerous prestigious Nobody likes to be told that they awards for his scholarship and are going to have to pay for research and had authored over something that they’ve always gotten for free. The cutbacks from 200 scientific papers. Kohn said that the Herbert P. Proposition 13 cut down on academic funding; it’s now a Broida Prize, “ sponsored by his question of where to trim spen­ friends” and established by the ding,” Drake said. American Physical Society, According to Professor Eliot establishes a $5,000 yearly award to a researcher in recognition of Brownlee who drafted one of the proposals to the LSEC last year, outstanding contribution in the fields of atomic or molecular most campuses that offer ex­ spectroscopy and chemical tensive P.A. programs have large- physics, areas in which Broida scale intercollegiate activities himself made valuable con­ supporting them. UCSB, on the tributions during his lifetime. other hand must find P.A. funding Broida was instrumental in elsewhere. “ Academic money is (Please turn to p.12, col.l) PA ii£2 DAILY NEXUS MONDAY. OCTOBER29 1979 f ------rCAOLINERS ' A The State The Nation The World

SAN FRANCISCO — A massive sewage spill NEW YORK — A prominent civil • rights SOUTH KOREA — President Park Chung Hee into the south end of the San Francisco Bay lawyer from Phoenix, Ariz., was shot to death was shot and killed Friday night by the area that ended early this month is the fault of by robbers in New York as his wife and sister- director of the Korean Central Intelligence the cities of San Jose and Santa Clara, the in-law looked on in horror. Police said Herbert Agency, the government announced early' Regional Water Quality Control Board has Finn, 60, who had handled two lawsuits in the Saturday. Although five other persons, in­ decided unanimously. The board voted to seek early 1950s that led to desegregation of cluding the chief of the president’s security civil penalties of up to $35,000 from the Alviso Arizona public schools, his wife and sister-in- service, also were killed, the government sewage treatment plant owned by the two law were sitting in their car in the Bronx described the shootings as an accident. cities. They asked the state attorney general waiting for a relative when three men ap­ Government officials said the incident was not to initiate legal action. The spill, which proached, opened a car door and demanded a coup. Prem ier Choi Kyu Ha, 60, a former destroyed a large commercial shrimp bed and money. Finn was wearing two hearing aides, foreign minister, was named acting president the habitats of an unknown number of birds and detectives speculated that he did not hear under a constitutional provision for filling a and fish, occurred when a plant breakdown the robbers’ demands and was shot for not vacancy in the president’s office. Choi, a close allowed four billion gallons of partly treated responding. supporter of Park, is considered a moderate sewage to pour into the bay. with no strong political base of his own. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Half the benefit Korea’s Defense Minister Ro Jae Hun called a payments under Social Security should be news conference to issue a resolution signed subject to federal income tax, an independent by the nation’s top generals pledging their FR E SN O — A 13-year-old Fresno youth was congressional advisory panel recommended. support to the civilian government. accidently shot in the left elbow by a fellow Such payments are tax-free now. The Ad­ student during a tryout for his school’s rifle visory Council on Social Security recom­ MUNKYONG, SOUTH KOREA — An un­ .team. According to the team instructor, mended also that retirees get cost-of-living derground fire trapped 127 coal miners at Orlando Bracamonte was leaning down to pick increases twice a year—in March and Sep­ Munkyong, South Korea, 80 miles south of up a cartridge when one of the other five tember—providing the consumer price index- Seoul. Rescue workers found one body but students a Cooper Middle School fired and hit has risen at least three percent in six months. were unable to confirm the fate of the rest of Bracamonte’s elbow, a hospital official said Currently cost-of-living adjustments are made the miners, 100 of whom were reported to have that he retained full movement of his left hand once a year. been working in areas of the mine where there and arm. are many shelters. The remaining 26 were WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. oil companies working closer to the source of the fire 1,200 would be wise to support a stiff windfall profits feet underground, officials said, and their SANTA MONICA — Gov. Brown has reap­ tax on themselves “lest they be overrun by the safety was in doubt because the mine’s ven­ pointed Joel Edelman, 40, of Santa Monica, to stampede of angry public opinion,” Senate tilation system was out of operation. the Board of Behavioral Science Examiners. Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd (D-W. Va.) Edelman also serves as director of the Venice told his weekly press conference. Byrd said E G Y P T — The wbrst floods in Egypt in 25 Neighborhood Justice Center. School the tax on profits from decontrolled oil must years have killed at least 39 persons, left psychologists, Maria Ellen Nement, 35, of be fair to the American people or the oil thousands homeless and ruined half of the Sacramento and Edward Burke, 55, of companies might eventually find themselves nation’s sugar cane crop. Interior Ministry Larkspur for the Psychology Examining subject to a tax that “ won’t be quite so fair to officials said a huge rescue operation was Committee. Tulare veterinarian Connor them in the long run.” B yrd’s comments came under way to assist homeless villagers. More Jameson, 37, was named to the Board of two days after President Carter said that than 4,000 houses, many of them mud huts, Examiners in Veterinary Medicine. unless the Senate passes a strong tax were reported washed away by the flash proposal, he would recommend new flooding, in a normally arid region more than legislation “quite punitive to the oil industry.” 200 mil£ftj§Qqth of Cairo. LOS A N G E L E S — A 29-year-old Los Angeles man walked into the Rampart Division police WASHINGTON, DC. — The Defense station and whispered, “I just killed my wife.” Department could save millions of dollars GUATEMALA AND EL SALVADOR — Two Homicide detectives arrested Louis Jara on each year by reducing wasteful inventory earthquakes about seven hours apart rocked murder charges minutes after the in­ procedures, a General Accounting Office Guatemala and El Salvador. Both exceeded vestigator found the body of his wife, Norma, study, said. One example cited was of two Air six on the Richter scale, according to 40, a claw hammer nearby, in the couple’s Force logistics centers which had $50.3 million seismologists, and took place in the Pacific Rampart Blvd. home. The couple had been excess of requirements. The GAO study Ocean 120 miles and 75 miles, respectively, ^arguing, police said. focused on paperwork and policy flaws. west of the two countries. ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS WANTED...

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State Allocates A ddltional $655,000 For The UCSB Daily Nexus is looking for pooplo who sro interested in nows reporting, for either on- S.B .As Part of Proposition 13 Bail-Out campus events or Santa Barbara happenings. If you are interested in By SHANNON EDWARDS Administrative Aide for Senator provide $4 billion in bail-out funds local services. The outcome will be writing news for the N exus, or you An additional $655,080 has been Rains said. for the next two years. “ Even very complicted and I don’t think think there are areas which the allocated to Santa Barbara county These funds will go directly to when the surplus is exhausted, you will find two people that agree news department is not covering, as part of the bail-out program local governments to help alleviate Anderson said, “ the state’s on the effects of Proposition 13 at come see News Editor Tracy Strub established to reduce the effects of the crunch felt when voters cut the economy will be strong enough to this time. Time will only tell if the in Room 1036B in the N e xu s office. Proposition 13, State Senator Omer revenues of local services, some by provide at least $3 billion a year in local government can withstand Rains (D-Santa Barbara) an­ as much as 20 percent, the effect of bail-outs.” and cope with the said cutback, nounced recently. this loss has not been too severe yet State bail-out is viewed by some and if so, what areas should suffer These bail-out monies are the because the state appropriated as a step to move local govern­ the most.” final financial adjustments being “ bail-out monies” to localities for ments farther away from local made by the state as they balance the first two years after the voter control. Local governments 24 HOURS A DAY the apportionments given to each passage of Proposition 13.” An­ are threatened with a loss of for your midnight snacks county under the original bail-out derson said, adding, “ services control over many of their clause. These funds were enacted receiving the largest cut in funds programs, since the money from after property tax reVtehues were were schools, and libraries.” the programs now comes from the slashed by some $7 million. Funds will more than likely go to state. In lieu of this, certain con­ “ When final figures came in for these areas. ditions may sometimes be at­ the fiscal year ending last June, In the past the state has had a tached to the receiving of such some counties had been awarded large budget surplus which has grants. E iiv in too much money and others not been put into a general fund. Much If the cutback in local service is enough. Santa Barbara was one of this surplus came from sales too great, localities may seek other such county that did not receive tax, bank and corporation taxes ways to raise their income through Hollister in Ellwood enough, so this is remittance from and income tax which accounted additional taxes. Santa Barbara & 7390 Calle Real the state promised by the “ bail­ for the bulk of the money. This county may eventually need to THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY THE PUBLISHER out” proposal,” Sara Anderson, surplus is now being used to raise taxes in other areas to restore reduced city and county services. Governor Brown is S.B. Property Owners tP already thinking about giving localities the option of raising the sales tax, a tax mainly drawn from Hughes recruiters Receive Tax Refunds the consumers. Some local Approximately 20,000 property tax refund checks will be sent this governments have even increased speak week to owners of overassessed properties in Santa Barbara County user fees for garbage collection, as a result of Proposition 13. and park use. This is another many languages: County auditor-controller Kristi Johnson said “ Of the total $600,000 possible alternative open to Santa in refunds, most checks ranged from $8 to $40 with the average being Barbara county residents. “ Since the impact of Proposition Fortran, laser, gallium arsenide, microwave, Comsat, about $20. fellowships, Ada (a dialect of Pascal), and more. “ Another 10,000 property owners should receive their refunds 13 hasn’t actually hit, it is hard to Best of all, they talk your language. within 30 days after further calculations have been made.” tell how much the cut has hurt Twenty other counties in California including San Bemadino and So have a talk about your future and ours. Ask your Alameda, also intend to begin such refunding within the next few placement office when the Hughes recruiters will be weeks. According to Johnson, refunding of this nature never existed on campus. before in California and has created an expenditure of much time and work for county employees. The refunds were mandated under Senate Bill 17, a new bill designed to correct “ inequities” resulting from implementation of Proposition 13. Property assessed in 1975 which was based on ap­ praisals made in the fall of 1974, created the inequality. Thus, assessments based on appraisals made several months apart were included. SB 17 also required assessors to decrease values placed on many properties assessed since last March. However, the values on properties reassessed for the 1975 tax year remained unchanged. SB 17 attempted to equalize the decreasing values of properties. As a result the assessor was required to roll back the March 1975 assessments even further, to fall 1974 levels. ' Unnecessarily collected taxes compose the refund checks already mailed. For many, receiving large or small checks from the government is a rare occurance. Unfortunately, such a pleasant happening remains short-lived. Next week, this year’s property tax bills arrive. Payable Nov. 1, half the bills become delinquent Dec. 10.

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Michelle Togut Karlin J. Lillington Tracy Strub Jerry Cornfield Meg McCandless- Mark Ohrenschall Cathy Kelly , James Leve rette Dennis Herman

W ar on Words

Sexual biases in our language have long posed a problem to those striving for equality because they promote certain sexist attitudes. Recently, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare has undertaken a campaign to purge all “ gender specific terminology” from their literature. Effective immediately, the H E W will no longer en­ dorse policy statements, memos or documents that contain words with allusions to a specific se$. Purged from HEW literature will be words like: he, she, chairman, father, mother, manmade, womankind, his,

and hers. vx \ „ : “ *“ ^niriT .vJilr ' This w ar opWords and terms could result in new titles for several offices which now have gender-specific designations. Under the terms of the ban, these HEW Policies Assailed, Not Once.. offices will have to be given names which do not denote ficult task of running an efficient sex. Editor, Daily Nexus: student government elections, I ’m surprised that the Leg Council student government, while facing While we support the spirit of this action, we can see I am shocked and angered by the decision of the Daily Nexus editors contains the number of excellent the same problems of classes, tests where it may cause problems. The lack of a single to endorse Ian Veitzer as an off- officers and representatives that it and deadlines, with which the rest generic pronoun that stands for both he and she is one campus representative for Leg has. Furthermore, I take offense of us must deal. The vast majority difficulty. Also, the numerous organizations which have Council. with Veitzer’s comment that “ Leg of UCSB students don’t have either “ man” or “woman” in the title may be forced to I have nothing against Mr. Council isn’t doing a whole lot.’’ I enough time to even vote in A.S. have met several of the people elections, much less take part in make 2 change Veitzer as an individual or a candidate, but Razia Kadri has working on Leg Council and I sat in the running of A.S. government. The committee which wrote the “Guidelines for both far more experience in UCSB on a recent Leg Council meeting. I I ’m afraid Ian Veitzer doesn’t Avoiding Sex-Biased Language,” which the HEW will student government ai:d the was impressed by the range of know what’s going on and the be using in their campaign against gender-specific support ahd respect of those issues which were discussed and Nexus endorsement might just terminology, is called the National Committee on working on Leg Council, A.S. and actedupon. have prevented the election of a Leg Council members aren’t candidate who really does — Razia Women of the American Society for Public Ad­ other campus organizations. Her political endorsements, which super-humans. They are con­ Kadri. ministration. Under their guidelines, they would be were not mentioned by the Nexus, cerned. motivated individuals and facing this possibility. • were broad-based and attested to students, who have the very dif­ Cathy Ettner However, the elimination of sexism in society must be her ability and her previous ac­ dealt with on many levels and language is one of the complishments. Organizations most basic as it shapes our perceptions of the world. supporting her included El ...But Twice Congresso and the Student Lobby. While it may take time to adjust to a vocabulary without Every single member of Leg “ gender-specific” references, we feel this action is the Council endorsed her. Editor, Daily Nexus: preferred candidate, but articles first step toward eliminating the sexist feelings that Could the Nexus editorial staff I am writing this letter as a concerning the election, and the continue to plague society. substantiate the reasons for en­ desperate attempt to try to appeal candidates running for office dorsing Ian Veitzer, as opposed to to the editorial staff of the Nexus to should present a clear cut, un­ Ms. Kadri? Could it be that the reevaluate its policies concerning biased account if the Nexus is truly Nexus refused to endorse her, endorsements of Associated attempting to inform the students. because she is too “ women- Students Leg Council candidates. The Daily Nexus is partially History Test oriented?” Her interests do em­ It appears to me that the Nexus funded by the Associated Students phasize women’s issues, but her is acting in an irresponsible and is the only regularly published concern with over half of the UCSB manner which severely prejudices source of information for UCSB candidates who do not receive your students. It therefore has a It is pleasant to see that history does not repeat itself. student population should weigh heavily in her favor and not be held endorsement. The Associated responsibility to the entire student Last Halloween’s Del Playa “mini-riot” turned the against her. If the very real and Students By-laws forbids can- ' body, including those who do not celebrative mood of a favorite holiday into one of anger pressing needs of the women on didates from advertising in the agree with the Nexus en­ and resentment as police and students clashed. While no this campus don’t constitute a media, therefore, the only media dorsement. one is sure what caused the turmoil, it only resulted in broad enough area of concern in coverage the candidates receive is I can only hope that these points itself (and Razia specifically through the Elections supplement, are taken into consideration during bad feelings on both sides as 18 people were arrested, stated that she isn’t limiting which is prepared by the Elections the next election, in order that the three police cars were damaged and one officer was herself only to this area) then the committee, or through in­ Nexus can be considered a injured. Nexus has a very distorted view of dependent Nexus coverage and legitimate source of student in­ Fortunately, this year did not see a repeat of the mini­ what is important. endorsement. formation. riot. While some may feel that the police barricade of If the endorsements of the Nexus It is of course a first amendment Missy Hankin right for the Nexus to endorse their Elections Committee Chairperson Del Playa to vehicular traffic was a bit heavy handed, have had an effect in th^ past on the removal of cars from a street with several hundred party goers wandering up and down was, in our opinion, a wise move designed to protect public safety. GSA Questions Coverage It ijs unfortunate that fear of another occurrence like last-‘years’ made the I.V. Foot Patrol feel it was Editor, Daily Nexus: Mayhew (duly reported by Ms. boycott. A letter submitted to the necessary to drastically increase police presence in Isla We believe that the Nexus article Turner) imply that the GSA Nexus (not written by our Press Executive Committee does little Secretary, Mr. Mayhew) ex­ Vista but hopefully the relative calm of this Halloween (dated 102479) written by Patricia Turner concerning Brian more than organize file cabinets. plained our position. Throughout will ease fears so that next year the D.P. mini-riot is a Mayhew’s resignation from the Certainly Mr. Mayhew -(who, the Spring 1979 quarter the GSA thing of the past and not a vivid memory. GSA Executive Committee con­ according to reports in the article, fully supported the ergonomics tains several inaccuracies on the is active in non-GSA related graduate students in their struggle part of Mr. Mayhew and a general campus activities) and Ms. Turner with the administration to save lack of journalistic competence on (who is associated with the Nexus and upgrade their program. the part of Ms. Turner.' organization) should recognize the Currently we are working on Direct Hit First, Mr. Mayhew when need for an efficient organization. guidelines for student par­ discussing executive stipends is We inherited an organization in ticipation on this campus. The final quoted as saying, “ I just don’t total disarray, and have tried to guidelines will establish the It could not have happened to a ‘sweeter’ politician; think it’s right for anybody to give establish some order and con­ parameters within which all our very own Governor Jerry Brown. money to themselves. I don’t care tinuity. In addition^ it is extremely students will operate in their ac­ difficult to battle campus and tions vis-a-vis the university ad- Prior to a speaking engagement to students at New how hard they work.” The Im ­ plication that the Executive statewide administrators, staff ministration. How -these York’s Cooper Union, Brown was made the ‘tasteful’ Committee voted themselves a over 50 campus-wide committees, parameters are established will be target of a lemon custard pie. Lanched by Aaron Kay, a salary is entirely false. The GSA publish a newsletter and graduate vitally important in determining self-proclaimed Yippie, the action was termed “a non­ Council voted 11 to 6 to approve handbook, and maintain an office the amount of student par­ violent pie assasination.” stipends for the Executive Com­ without some concern for ticipation in the governing of the This was one “ assasination” we can smile at. mittee after an hour-long debate. It organizational structure. campus. is inexcusable ■ that Ms. Turner, Third, Mr. Mayhew accused the Perhaps Mr. Mayhew believes Never allowing himself to be without the final word, who sat through thé entire GSA GSA of. not taking stands or doing that V supporting working class Brown reportedly quipped, “Politics is no piece of Council meeting, would prinfewa anything worthy, of publicity. A t people in a union struggle against a cake,” a statement he is finding increasingly true in quote that was obviously not trufe. the May ■?; 1979 meeting, the GSA paternalistic business ^i^trivial. regards to the difficult trail he has encountered in the Was her purpose to inform her Council, upon the advice of the We disagree. Evidently he does not Executive Committee, voted consider working to maintain a 1980 presidential race. readers or slander the GSA? Secondly, several quotes by Mr. unanimously to support the Coors (Please turn top.5, col.3) MONDAY. OCTOBER29. 1979 PAGES DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau w THELATEST PRESS THE NEXT ONE SEEMS TO BE W prethcttonson THE MAHASKA COUNTY CAUCUS N /F NE GET IE9S MR. PRESIDENT? THE THE NEW HOW WELL WE'RE TONA. IT S A NON-BTNUNS PREF­ STAFF THAN 60%, IT S NEW CAUCUS FUTURES WHAT, SUPPOSEE TO DO ERENTIAL POLITO ELECT HONORANT. FAIR* HATE ARRIVED, OR. A MORAL VICTORY H AM * IN UPCOMING NON-AMNS DELEGATES TO THE KRK0W EPY. False Prophets -ÜB CAUCUSES. SIR.., STRAW POLL ATTHE STATE FAIR ., By R. HAYDN KRAMER Sometimes it’s funny when you look around at the forecasts of the political season about to open, especially if you save news clippings from any major metropolitan tabloid (or rural paper for that matter) and then methodically arrange these bits'of political observation in hindsight. These clippings can reveal a great deal about the state of the art of political prophecy in the late twentieth century. The father of historical observation in modern politics, Theodore White, has often spoken of those magical moments when the nature of the national political mood is revealed, as if in a dream, to a modern-day Collecting UNICEF Support soothsaying journalist: with the tap of a key or the stroke of a pen, our

R. Haydn Kramer is a form er w riterfor the “ New University" at U.C. Editor, Daily Nexus: this year and hit the streets. On Halloween uniform, and anyone . Irvine, and is presently, enrolling as a student in the Masters English An announcement to the UCSB Halloween night, Wednesday, Oct. welcome to come along. Just thin! program at UCSB. ^ ______campus and community: 31, at 7 p.m., the Student Hunger you’ll have the double privilege o condition is made cléar amidst all the fuzziness swirling about. Or is it? How long has it been since Action Group will be escorting a showing off your best costume, an I would venture to say, as Timothy Crousse has also said, that these you’ve gone “ trick or treating’ ” group of children through Isla of knowing that you have helpe. brilliant observations sometimes come back to haunt our editorial Well, I ’d like to give you a good Vista on a “trick or treat” for relieve a child’s sufferin prophets. reason to throw on those costumes UNICEF. We will be in full somewhere across the world. It would be fun, I think, to place three particular articles, published prior to the 1976 presidential election, side by side and re-read them. If you'd like to join us you can The three articles include Dr. Hunter S. Thompson’s cover story on GSA Conflict sign up in front of the UCen bet­ Jimmy Carter printed in Rolling Stone, Robert Sam Ansons’ piece ween 11 and 1 this Monday, which filled an entire issue of the now defunct New Times, and, well just (Continued from p.4) Tuesday and Wednesday; or at the about any interview or writing done by Andrew Young before the graduate program threatened with SHAG office in the bungalows Editors note: We stand behind the election, in any paper or magazine anywhere. All these men saw a disestablishment a newsworthy across from the pool (behind South efforts of the reporter because the potential in James Carter that sadly has never been realized. But it was item. We disagree. Nor does Mr. Hall). If you can’t come, be wat­ purpose of the story was to what they said and the way they said it, that filled the faithful with new Mayhew seem to think that having ching for us Halloween night, and characterize Mayhew's reasons hope. It was to be a down home Camelot, peanuts, softball and Christ. a say in developing the rules which remember to set aside some Something happened between the vision and the reality. Things have govern student participation is a for resigning. Mayhew’s quotes change. were a correct representation of not worked as planned or predicted. And that may say something about serious issue. Again we disagree. who Jimmy Carter really is, a little about politics and journalism, and a Mr. Mayhew also stated that the his views and his views only. lot about the state of our union. GSA was not involved in issues Andy Corbett Student Hunger Action Group So then, what can we say of those who, in infinite wisdom or dillusion, sueh as Reg fees on UCen tell us what the politics of a man or woman is, what they are about and management. Even a cursory look where they propose to lead. Well, we can say that no one knows for sure. at the GSA Council or Executive We can say that from their perspective and insight we can gain a great Committee minutes indicates that deal. But, we the people, must temper blind faith with careful con­ these issues have been discussed sideration and healthy skepticism. It is, after all, we who will décidé, and acted upon numerous times. make a choice and vote. We have had and continue to have The Campus Bookstore Today, political projection is coming hot and heavy from every graduate students on the campus — announces'— editorial source you choose to read. And friends, it is only the beginning. committees which deal with these Several months remain between now and November of 1980. In that concerns. time, I predict (prophesize?) that there will be a stream of opinion It is unfortunate that Ms. Turner SPECIAL unprecedented in the history of political journalism. Why? Because for accepted (without- bothering to the first time in a long time we will be faced with a definitive choice in verify) every statement by Mr. SALE presidential candidates. It will be left or right, black and white. Mayhew as “ truth.” His Mainstream middle ground will be “ no mans land,” and the recent statements and her reporting BOOKS synthesis of both Democratic and Republican ideology, will be no more. created a story which we believe Just Received 1500 Titles When one thinks about the course of events directing our two major was extremely biased and political parties toward soft, safe center ground, one wonders at those misrepresented the GSA. tired old political mascots, an elephant and an ass. Somehow in Tom Garrison reflecting on those symbolic members of ttwanimal kingdom, they Academic Vice-President 990 seem more and more appropriate. The elephant, fat and slow, thinks he Don McLennan Located Downstairs with Textbooks remembers everything; the jackass, intolerant and loud, usually moves External President rashly. Each party is now bringing forth potential candidates that, quite Bee Hanson frankly, seem to fit their zoological roots. Internal President In fact you now need a calculator to keep track of all the Republican race entries. And the Democrats, they are so calculated, it is hard to tell who in fact is running. God help the American populace. Beware of those who say they know for sure. Read. Digest. Sift. Eliminate. Re-read. Have a drink. Have two. Choose, vote and pray. Could these voices from the past help us today? The Intel Notebook The best guesser is the best prophet. (Greek Proverb) The best prophets are children and fools. (French Proverb) Careers and Technology at Intel To deal in prophecies is to deal in lies. (Welsh Proverb) The wisest prophets make sure of the event first.(Horace Walpole, 1785) Wise men may well be mistaken in futures. (Thomas Fuller) The Microelectronics Revolution— Many false prophets shall rise, and shall deceive many.(Matthew XXIV, 11) a n d how y o u ca n b e part o f it. I think so. See us on campus November 15 & 16.

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LEATHER GUILD 6529 Trigo RA. . I. V. 969-6619 Open Mom-Sat 10-6 MONDAY. OCTOBER29.1979 PAGE 6 O ' ■i. YJVEXGS Tel-law Program Writer Says Carter Lied About Gas Free Legal Counseling by Phone (ZNS) —■ Columnist Jack Anderson claims to have obtained a copy will then be played over the phone. refer people to legal agencies in of a secret CIA report which he says proves that the Carter Ad­ By DANA ROSKEY Pamphlets listing the numbers for the area if they have a specific ministration was lying about the alleged gas shortage which Tel-Law is a - service which provides free legal information to the tapes are available at the legal problem. plagued the United States a few months ago and caused violence in The Tel-Law program is spon­ anyone attending UCSB or living in Health Center. If the caller doesn’t many gas lines. sored by the Attorney Referral the surrounding community. have the tape number, he may ask Anderson says that the 30-page CIA report was titled “ In­ Service in Santa Barbara, which is Completing its first year at the the operator for a specific subject ternational Energy Statistical Review" and was dated Sept. 5th, a non-profit public service university this month, Tel-Law is a and the appropriate tape will be several months after the Carter Administration began blaming the organization sponsored by the public service offered in con­ played. alleged gas shortage on the OPEC cartel and a cutback of exported Santa Barbara county Bar junction with Tel-Med at the UCSB The main advantage of Tel-Law oil from Iran. Association. Health Center. is that it is cheaper and easier than Anderson says that the secret CIA report reveals that not only In order to use the Health Center Tel-Law is a series of 82 tapes consulting with a lawyer over a was there no shortage of world oil production at the time, but that as the location of Tel-Law, the ARS ranging in length from three to simple aspect of the law. Another the United States itself was actually importing more oil into the bought half of the Tel-Med. seven minutes each, dealing with advantage is that a caller remains U.S. every month from January to July, than it did in the same equipment and agreed to supply such areas as criminal law, civil - anonymous. period in 1978. the tapes and brochures. A. three suits, wills, taxes, landlord-tenant The tapes are written, reviewed way agreement exist between rights, consumer information, and updated monthly by lawyers ARS, the UCSB Health Center and marriage, divorce, social security, and are 'designed to answer basic the county Medical Society for use employment and bankruptcy. legal questions. However, they do of the Health Center facilities. To use Tel-Law, one has to dial not give legal advice or take the ARS pays for the tapes, the 961-2004 on weekdays between 9 place of a lawyer, warned Michelle at the printing of the brochures and the a.m. and 7 p.m. and give the Hixon, administrative assistant to cffegicdfênttrn, salaries of the work-study operator the number of the tape the health education director of the operators with grants from they want to listen to. This tape Health Center. The operators can 960 Kmbtii tduro Del Norte l»l» VUt» 968 3366 organizations such as the Alice Tweed Tuohey Foundation. / ? / . A. NOW thru TUESDAY! Presently, they are looking for Magsat Will Help Discover another grant and are planning a The Great future fund-raiser, Hidden Mineral Deposits The idea for Tel-Law was formed n e n r a t * in 1975 by the San Bemadino with (A P ) Scientists want to know near the earth. One is an electric county and Riverside county Bar Paulette Goddard more about the magnetic field dynamo within the earth’s core. Associations. They franchised their idea and Tel-Law, Inc. was Jack Oakie around the earth. A spacecraft The other is a complex system of called “ Magsat” will be making electrical currents flowing in the created. Since then, Tel-Law some inquiries soon that are ex­ earth’s upper atmosphere and programs have spread throughout 8 :3S pected to help in the search for oil ionosphere. California and into six other states. The original tapes were written 7 :0 0 ,1 0 :4 5 Charlie and mineral deposits within the Scientists say variations in the by lawyers inyolved with Tel-Law, p|_US! ChampSn MODERNTIMES earth’s crust. global magnetic field model are The Applied Physics Laboratory created by different geological Inc., and produced by Teletronics STARTS WEDNESDAY! 7 :0 0 ,1 0 :0 0 at Johns Hopkins University features, like rock composition, Information Services. designed and built Magsat. NASA temperature or shallow crustal If enough requests came from plans to launch the craft today features. the Santa Barbara area for -a from Vandenburg Air Force Base NASA says one thing that subject not covered by available in California. strongly affects the formation of tapes, ARS could write the Its mission: send back in­ mineral deposits ’ is the crustal narration for such a tape and, if it formation that can be used to level at which they occur. Oil is were approved by the Santa . benefit such areas as geology, often found in a thick accumulation Barbara County Bar Association geophysics, marine studies, air of sedimentary rock. and Tel-Law, Inc., it would be and sea navigation and earth So in what way will Magsat help? produced. resources exploration. The space agency explans: How? Primarily by mapping the “ Magsat will provide new in­ Age, Sex, Income planet’s magnetic field. formation on crustal structure and Two principle sources are composition over very large areas, responsible for the magnetic field including those in which bedrock is Can Indicate Food poorly exposed. ’ ’ NASA adds, “Magsat will therefore be helpful in selecting Intake Patterns the most promising areas for (ZNS) Age, sex and income future mineral exploration and in indicate what types of food and determining the exploration drink a person is apt to consume. strategy to be used.” At least these are the claims of It is expected to provide a set of two economists, Jitendar Mann measurements to enable scientists and Benjamin Sexauer, who to create a magnetic field model analyzed food buying patterns in that will help them understand how households for the federal and why it behaves as it does. government. The data from Magsat will be The researchers found that used for the purposes of research lower income young men buy by scientists from nine countries: mostly prepared foods; that upper The U.S., Australia, Brazil, income young males spend more Canada, France, Britain, India, than half their food dollars dining Italy, and Japan. out; and that singles 35 and Jack Stoke younger spend nearly three times as much for soft drinks as do singles 65 and older. Middle-aged and elderly women KCSB are the biggest buyers of coffee, according to the researchers. And women spend more than men on sugars, sweets, fats and F M 91.9 oils—probably because women Santa Barbara bake more, the economists suggest.

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( S P O R T S PAGE 10 Spikers Upset Fourth Ranked Long Beach St.

By DAVE LOVETON breezed by the University of San 11. »PH WÊBÊÊËÊÊÊà Strong play at the beginning and Diego in three games. The This marks the second time that end of Saturday’s match Gauchos have now won four the Gauchos have beaten Long highlighted UCSB’s five-game straight games and nine out of the Beach this year. upset of Long Beach State, ranked last ten. The two wins over the “ We got some timely breaks fourth in the nation. Long Beach weekend improved their overall which helped us win,” stated had the Gauchos on the ropes on mark to 18-8. Gaucho coach Kathy Gregory. several occasions when they took a UCSB showed great character “ We didn’t play our best, but we 2-1 lead in games and later when and poise against the ’49ers and still won.” m Ylr they jumped out to an 8-2 ad­ again they came back when the Santa Barbara opened the match vantage in the crucial last game. going got rough. The game scores with some near-perfect play and Last Friday night, UCSB read 15-12,10-15, 6-15,15-10 and 15- the result was an early 12-2 lead. At this point, the Gauchos made an abrupt turnaround in the form of bad serves, bad passing and poor BODYGLOVE defence. The' ’49ers scored eight straight points but UCSB held on to sios^tosm25 win 15-12. The second and third games Full Suit - Horizontal Zip were all Long Beach. They dug ★ need used boards in * Gaucho spikes very well while good condition to consign Santa Barbara went into a tem­ porary two game slump. In the fourth game, Gregory COSMIC SURF decided it was time for some changes so she inserted Patty k 6551 TRIGO RD. • I.V. * 968-7735 j Franklin and Kim Bachelder for better ball control. The Gauchos fell behind early but played well towards the end of the 15-10 win. Marina Schiff and Laurel Clay made some great blocks in the fifth BERKELEY MBA game after UCSB had trailed 8-2. The Gauchos came from behind again to win the game 15-11 and the Representative coming match three games to two. The Gauchos, who committed 15 to cam p u s serving errors, were “ lucky to win the match” according to Gregory. Tuesday, October 30 Three straight service points by senior Tricia Harding late in the fifth contest propelled the Gauchos A representative of the Berkely Graduate School of Business to victory and probably to a berth Administration will be on campus to discuss the MBA program with Melissa Fisher (2) and Laurel Clay (11) combine for a in the Regional competition interested students. No particular undergraduate major is required. scheduled for late November. score, as the Gauchos beat number four ranked Long Meetings wilt be held in Room 2294 UCen Beach State Saturday night in an exciting five set game. at 10:00,11:00,1:30, and 2:30 Appointments may be made through the Campus Career Planning and Placement Center. Booters Don't Gamble on L.V. Graduate School of Business Administration University of California, Berkeley By ERIC BIDNA times and only one win. ” “ We would go up one goal, then Berkeley, California 94702 Before Saturday’s soccer dual He would not say this victory get tied again,” Purcell said. “ We against University of Nevada at against UNLV was a turning point, can play soccer with anyone, but Las Vegas, UCSB coach John but admitted, “ It was definitely a we just haven’t been putting the Purcell told his team that as far as plus. I really feel we can get going pressure on.” he is concerned, this game marks now.” Spurting in the second half may the beginning of next year’s season Las Vegas was just a little flat. It be attributed to the halftime talk in If that is the case, then the 1980 might have been the long ride to which Purcell gave a warning to soccer team is undefeated and has Santa Barbara, or un­ his players. not given up any goals. They shut derestimating the UCSB squad. “ I knew they (U NLV) would out a very physical and playoff Whatever it was, UCSB took come out in the second half. I told contending Nevada Las Vegas advantage of it. “ Their legs were a my players to take control. In the team 3-0 at the Campus Stadium. little tired and our players put first ten minutes on the second But this isn’t 1980, and Purcell’s some pressure on them. We had half, it was clear we would not be team will have to settle for their 7- that killer instinct,” Purcell said. pushed back in that half,” Purcell 6-2 record of 1979. In the first half, Vince Tubbs said. Beating UNLV did not mean scored a goal and at halftime the much for UCSB because the score read 1-0. In the second half, Purcell also said some sub­ playoffs are farther off than any Mark Hall and Jon Hawes padded stitutes played well. “ Mark Hall, impossible dream, but the win we r the lead with two more goals. Mike Casey, Tim Cologne and Jim the UNLV Rebels did fcaVe a Scoring more points, instead of Bugbee have not been playing as meaning to the Nevada club: They sitting on a lead, is something the much as they want, but we had are knocked out of anycorrtention Gaucho club has lacked in recent some good performances from for a playoff berth. gameg. them Saturday,” the coach said. The trip back to Las Vegas must have been a hard and long one for SKIP'S, the Rebels, with playoff 'hopes Your senior major in math, science, education or other diminished, and having not even a subjects can qualify you for a two-year overseas point to show for their efforts Delivery assignment in one of 62 developing countries. Just ask against what they considered was just a mediocre Gaucho team. Dennis Ferguson. Oct. 29 - Nov. 2 in the Career Planning But don’t underestimate the 968-1095 Er Placement Center. 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Sign up for an Gauchos now. According to coach interview. 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By MAURA K. DALY “ USC recently beat Stanford too. “ UCSB will definitely win the Dobrott Scores Four, Wilson Saves 14 We have won both our games over PCAA and they should win the USC this year, but they are always NCAA. They are just the oldest, tough,” said Snyder. most mature team in the country,” score was 5-1. but I still think we could have “ I thought everyone really said UC Irvine Coach Edward The last quarter most a£ the . scored more goals,’’ said Snyder. contributed. You could just go Wilson agreed that next weekend Newland, after the water polo starting lineup came out* and “ You get a few'goals ahead and right down the starting lineup and the wins may not dome as easily as team displayed their awesome watched while the second team mentally you lighten up. I don’t they all played well. Some people Saturday’s. “Next week will ability by crushing Irvine 10-4 finished up the game. think we did on defense, but on just see who make the goals, but probably be our toughest schedule. Saturday in the campus pool. Goalie Craig Wilson said, “ We offense maybe just a little,” said you need assists and a good Especially if those guys are up for Coach Pete Snyder was more hadn’t beat Irvne in this pool for •Snyder. defense too,” said Snyder. the game,” said Wilson. cautious, “ The PCAA playoff two years, and the last time we Wilson, who had 14 saves in the UCSB is going to need all of their tournament three weeks from now played them we only won by one game agreed. “ Sure when you are talent this weekend when they play According to most experts UCSB in Long Beach will determine a lot. goal and we all thought it should up a few points you slow down. But two tough teams. They play UCLA will not only make it to the We have some tough games before have been more. So, we had some you have to be careful. You may Saturday at 3 p.m. and USC National tournament but probably then top.” oats to sow.” only be going at 95 percent but the Sunday at 1 p.m. Both games are win it and bring home UCSB’s first Saturday’s game against Irvine Newland feels UCSB has vastly other team is still going at 100 at home. National Championship title in any which was called the deciding improved since their first game percent.” “We have beat UCLA twice this sport. match in the PCAA turned out to be this season, and that is the reason The top scorer in the game was year but that was earlier in the no match at all. UCSB totally Saturday’s game was not as close. John Dobrott with four goals. Greg season and they have been im­ dominated the game from the “ We beat them quite soundly. Boyer also contributed with three proving steadily. They just beat beginning, and at halftime the Our fast break was working better. Cal, Stanford and Pepperdine,” said Snyder. IM Tennis Sign-ups will be taken for next weekend’s intramural Men’s and Women’s tennis singles tour­ nament until noon Thursday in the IM trailer next to Rob Gym. Call Students with piles of assignments and the IM office at 961-3253 to answer short deadlines Know that relief is avail­ any questions. able: they contact us. .Our research papers are proven time-saving re­ search tools. Send for our latest mail­ order catalog — it gives you ready ac­ cess to thousands of quality research papers covering aff college subject are a s. Send now and have a virtual li­ brary at your fingertips in a few days. LSAT We also provide custom research writ­ ten to your specifications. AH m a te ria ls and sold lo r research assistance only. ^t?nioRSr R¥siARCH SERVICES, INC. Suite 600, 407 S. Dearborn St. Chicago. III. 60605 312-922-0300 PMAT Enclosed is $1.00 (to cover postage). Please rush my catalog. A m ity N am e Saving the day and goals was Craig Wilson, goalie for the Gauchos, who won Saturday, beating Irvine, their only real competition in league, 10-4. Review Seminars A ddress 15 student average elaaa size Teem teaching technique C ity Corivenient weekend classes Three Top Runners Missing a&u" EXCLUSIVE MATH REFRESHER S tate , Z ip Aggies Beat S.B. By One Point 800-243-4767

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