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BY BRUCE WISHART served on his residence. Sgt. Jim Mark Barwig, UCSB assistant Taylor, a spokesman for the Santa basketball coach, was charged Barbara County Police Depart­ with one count of rape by the ment, said that during the search, District Attorney’s office last “ Items were turned up that tended Tuesday. to support the statements of the Barwig was arrested on Nov.24 (alleged) victim.” after the alleged rape had occured According to reliable sources in in Montecito. He was released on the administration, Barwig had his own recognizance after being met the alleged victim at the booked at the Santa Barbara restaurant 1129 on State Street iff county jail. According la the official Santa Barbara. police record, the alleged victim Robert Cameron, Assistant Vice was a 19-year-old white female. Chancellor, said that the news After a lengthy investigation came as “ quite a shock” and that involving interviews with the he was convinced that there were supposed victim and others, “mitigating circumstances.” He District Attorney Stan Roden filed also said that the administration The city council refused to approve Fess Parker’s proposal to build a hotel and formal charges against Barwig on has no “ explicit policy per se” in­ conference center complex on Santa Barbara’s East Beach. Tuesday, Jan. 22. Neither Barwig volving the status of a faculty or nor his lawyer would comment on staff member who has been the D.A.’s decision. arrested. He added that, in Bar- Proposed East Beach Project The assistant coach was wig’s case, no judgment had been arraigned yesterday morning in handed down by the courts. Santa Barbara. Further hearings “ As long as there is no im­ are scheduled for Feb. II, ac­ pediment in doing their job, we Killed by City Council Tuesday cording to Deputy District At­ pretty much stay out of it,” torney Robert Calvert. Cameron said. By JOE MANSON today,” said Parker. “ Enough is that “ your action today will After the initial report was made Vice Chancellor Edward Birch Plans for the development of enough. I’ve spent ova: $300,000 determine whether there will be a to the police on Nov. 24, UCSB said, “ We respond to Mark Barwig Fess Parker’s proposed East and over three years on it.” Asked project in the forseeable future,” Campus Police officers were as we do with ‘John Doe,' a Beach hotel/conference center are about his personal reaction to the council member Hal Conklin said notified and proceeded to detain student,’’ in that the ad­ being discontinued following the vote, Parker said, “ The council’s that the city had already indicated the coach in front of the Events ministration would take no more City Council’s refusal Tuesday to decision stinks...the council has that it would approve something Center until Deputy Vart of the action than they would if a student approve its concept. spoken. I hope the voters will like the proposed development, Santa Barbara Police Department had been involved in similar cir­ The council voted down, 4-3, a speak at the next election. ” and that the real issue was whether could make the arrest. cumstances. motion to grant Parker’s requests At the meeting, which filled die (Please turn to p.13, col.l) Later, a search warrant was Barwig was an assistant for such approval and for per­ council chambers to overflowing, basketball coach and a four-year mission to present the project to attorney Arthur Henzell, starter on the basketball team at the California Coastal Commission representing Parker, presented the University of Oregon in without having to wait for approval the scaled-down version of the Eugene. At Bloom Township High from various city agencies. project plan, which originally had School in South Chicago Heights, Parker, who had said that he included a 200-unit condominium Illinois, he averaged 23.3 points per could not continue to spend money development and 2.77 acres of land game and was heavily recruited by and time on the project without to be donated to the city to add to over 200 colleges. some kind of assurance that the Palm Park. The revised plan did He came to the Gaucho controversial development was not contain these, and reduced the Basketball program in 1977, wanted by the council and the city, capacity of the conference center joining coach Ed DeLacy as an told reporters after the meeting from 1500 to 1000, though the offense specialist. that the vote had effectively killed details of this reduction had not the project. been worked out. “I’m formally withdrawing it Replying to Henzell’s contention Carter Outlines Police Back at Work Possible Draft, Ending City Dilemma Military Aid By TRACY C. STRUB By JERRY CORNFIELD Conklin added that the four of­ Promising to “ meet the threats Though law enforcement ficers who resigned, had intended to universal peace,” and outlining operations returned to normal in to leave their jobs prior to die a policy of American retaliation Santa Barbara yesterday, the strike. He said he felt the they against the Soviet invasion of city’s first police strike will have a timed their actions as a means to Afghanistan as well as possible marked impact upon relations gain publicity. steps to relieve the Iranian crisis, between city officials and officers. IBPO spokesman Dave Peitz United States President Jimmy Tuesday evening, 143 members termed the new agreement “ ac­ Carter delivered his State of the of the International Brotherhood of ceptable” as many elements that SB 4 would mandate a minimum deposit of five cents on Union address last night. Police Officers union voted plagued negotiations were ~over­ Carter, who told assembled unanimously to end their 20-day come in the final 24 hours before containers like these if passed by the state senate. Congress members of both parties strike, and accept a final contract the special session. that the present situation in both offer from the city. A performance salary incentive Iran and Afghanistan was “ the Later that night, council plan proposed by the city, with most serious threat to world peace members endorsed City Ad­ details to be worked out during the Rains' Bottle Bill to since World War n ,” described ministrator Richard Thomas’ course of the agreement, evoked measures designed to meet the recommendation to ratify the cries of “ quota system” from the threat to allied nations. These contract which awards officers a officers. The union vowed not to measures include increased U.S. 10.5 percent salary increase over return to the bargaining table nor Be Voted Upon Today military strength in the Indian an 18-month period, a fixed to work as long as the plan Ocean, a registration of all draft- educational incentive fee and remained in the contract. Ac­ A proposal that would mandate a minimum deposit of 5 cents on all aged youths, and “ additional overtime pay. cording to Conklin the per­ beer and soft drink containers sold in California is being voted on by the military aid to Pakistan,” the Despite the signed agreement, formance evaluation plan was Senate today. The bill is sponsored by Senator Omer Rains (D-Santa president said. an increasing bitterness between retracted some two weeks ago. Barbara). Stating that the Soviet Union will city officials and police officers Reports from the union said the According to Rain’s spokesman, Bob Moore, the purpose of the bill is “pay a concrete price for their has become a noticeable after­ plan continued to be a problem to encourage recycling and to discourage littering. “ Perhaps most aggression,” Carter said that he effect of the walkout. In addition, until as late as last week. important, the passage of this bill would be a reminder that we cannot hoped the additional military the resignation of four officers In the final agreement no plan is much longer continue our ‘throw away’ ethic, since the Earth’s strength in this area of the world during the strike was seen as in­ discussed. “ There really isn’t resources are, in fact, limited. Almost all containers, steel, aluminum would be unnecessary, but that the dicative of the officers’ disen­ anything in the agreement now,” and glass can be processed,” Moore claims. American people “ must be chantment with the Santa Barbara Thomas began. “It’s just Opponents to the bill include container manufacturers, the prepared for that possibility.” police department. something we are going to have to Association erf Bottle Manufacturers, unions representing steelworkers Carter explained that “ There definitely is a morale continue to work on to make sure and glassblowers, and retail grocery organizations. These registration of military-aged problem but part of that will be that we select and retain com­ organizations fear financial difficulties as well as storage problems and young Americans would be done to helped when we hire a new chief,” petent employees. ’ ’ increased transportation costs. quickly reinstate the draft process Hal Conklin, mayor pro-tem, said. Throughout the strike Peitz Moore, however, claims that bottle manufacturers will experience an should it became necessary. “ The officers’ general frustration spoke of the high turnover of police increase in profits due to a decrease in raw material expenses. Fur­ Carter told members of Congress with the department is one thing personnel, a turnover the union thermore, the Department of Commerce predicted a net gain of 30,000 that he hoped to have this proposal that is going to take a long time to believed was founded partially in jobs if a national deposit bill were passed. The Federal Energy Ad- to them by “ next month” . heal.” ( Please turn to p.13, col. 1) (Please turn top. 13, col.3) (Please tarn to p.13. col.l) PAGE 2 DAILY NEXUS THURSDA Y. JANUARY24. 1980 H A D U N E K S The State The Nation The World

SACRAMENTO — A bill to require the state WASHINGTON — Public support for in­ MOSCOW — Andrei D. Sakharov, the Nobel Department of Motor Vehicles to keep half its creased U.S. defense spending has reached 63 Peace Prize-winning conscience of the Soviet offices open for five hours on Saturdays was percent, highest level in a decade, the dissident movement, was arrested by Soviet introduced by Assemblyman Terry Goggin Associated Press-NBC News Poll showed. And police Tuesday afternoon and quickly (D-San Bernardino). It would require that 74 while Americans support President Carter on banished to internal exile. Sakharov, 58, and offices be open from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday the crises in Iran and Afghanistan, they want his wife, Yelena Bonner, were flown to Gorky, — but no overtime would be authorized for him to take a harder line to try to resolve an industrial city on the Volga River, 250 miles employees assigned to such shifts. DMV them, the poll found. east of Moscow, his mother-in-law said. Gorky spokesman Lionel Holmes said an ex­ is one of several Soviet cities closed to perimental program that paid employees WASHINGTON— A special presidential panel foreigners. Simultaneously, the official Tass overtim e to keep 12 such offices open last year Tuesday called for new wage guidelines that news agency accused the white-haired nuclear was discontinued due to rising costs and public w ill allow pay hikes of up to 9.5 percent a year physicist of “conducting subversive activities confusion concerning the offices’ hours of even though prices are rising at the rate of 13 against the Soviet state” and announced that operation. percent a year. The agreement reached by he had been stripped of a long list of awards SACRAMENTO — Assembly Speaker Leo President Carter’s Pay Advisory Committee, and titles that he had earned for his key role in McCarthy and Assemblyman Howard Ber­ including some of the nation’s most influential developing the Soviet hydrogen bomb. man, his challenger for the speakership, spent labor and business leaders, is certain to have three more hours talking about how to end major economic and political effects. The their dispute — but declined to say what had accord apparently represents a victory for QUETTA, PAKISTAN — The rugged happened in their closed session. “W e’ll meet Carter because he brought some of his har­ mountains and stony plains that surround again in the morning,” said Assemblyman shest critics in both labor and management Quetta, the capital of Pakistani Baluchistan, John Vasconcellos (D-San Jose) who is ser­ together to serve on the panel — and to agree. make up one of the remotest, least-developed ving as negotiator between the two areas of all Southwest Asia. The mainly Democrats. Berman holds a slim majority DES MOINES — The startling results of the nomadic Muslim tribesmen who inhabit this among Assembly Democrats — but it takes 41 Iowa caucuses have dramatically altered the region live little differently than their an­ votes to declare the chair vacant, and presidential contests in both parties and have cestors did thousands of years ago. But left winners and losers to ponder the lessons of Republicans chose to abstain. despite the lack of development and con­ the opening battle of the 1980 campaign for the tinuous domination by succeeding waves of SAN FRANCISCO — The California attorney White House. By his upset victory here, foreigners, the 2 million or so Baluchi people general’s office filed a $375,000 suit against the George Bush transformed the struggle for the who live in Pakistan, together with more than cities of San Jose and Santa Clara, whose Republican nomination into a two-man race 1 million in Ira n 'a n d 300,000 to 500,000 in officials took 12 days to report a massive between him and Ronald Reagan. And Afghanistan, still nurture an ardent sense of sewage spill that dumped an estimated 4 President Carter’s landslide triumph over nationhood that refuses to die. As some ex­ billion gallons of largely untreated sewage Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass.) had perts see it, the Russians hope to exploit this into San Francisco Bay for 36 days last fall. Kennedy up against the ropes and Carter in a sense of nationhood to gain access to the Under state law, any entity that unlawfully position to deliver a knockout blow in the Feb. Arabian Sea and the warm-water ports they pollutes state water is liable for civil penalties 26 New Hampshire primary. have always wanted. of up to $10,000 a day.

FREE MCAT PREPARATION Wnd/Mc Continuing fair through today. A The Academic Skills Center has a practice session for o f 3840 with an afternoon high o f 07. the M CAT. Topics for study include: test format, test­ m m taking techniques, and methods of preparation. Fri., Jan. 25,3:00-5:00 (Please enroll in advance at the A S C .) Academic Skills Center M-F: 8-12,1-5 Bldg. 477 961-3269 TODAY FACULTY WOMEN’S CLUB: Dinner & Theater Evening — 6:30 p.m. Potluck supper, Faculty Club; 8 p.m. “ Comedy of Errors” Rehersal Lotte Lehmann Hall. $1 per person. For info, Mrs. Glen Wade, 969-4204. UNDERGRADUATE SOCIOLOGY UNION: The USU will meet to discuss plans & objectives for this qtr. Bring sack lunch and get informed, 12 noon, Ellison 2824. WOMEN’S CENTER: Employment opportunities at UCSB. Carol Peterson from Personnel office. Appt. required 961-3778. 2-4 p.m., Women’s Center. H ILLE L: Winter class — “ The Origins and Development of /IRK7IRVED Zionism,” topic: “ The Emancipation & Redefinition of Jewry” 7- 8:30 p.m., UCen 2294. CLASS'- RINGS,INC. H ILLE L: Conversational Hebrew group. Come & converse, improve your Hebrew, 12-1, UCen lobby. H ILLE L: Israeli folk dacing. Join the fun, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Rob Gym (upstairs). A.S. PROGRAM BOARD CULTURAL: Very important meeting for all cultural groups. Discussion of plans for Cultural Weeks, 1-2, UCen 3137. CHICANO PRE-LAW: Meeting, representative from Loyola Law ATTENTION: school will attend, 12 noon, Centro library. I.V. OPEN DOOR MEDICAL CLINIC: Nutrition Public Health College Ring Price Increase forum, 7:30p.m., I.V. Town Hall. COUNSELING CENTER CAREER PLANNING: Choosing a Major in English or Speech Communication, 12 p.m.-l p.m, UCen 2292. Effective on UCSB BIKE CLUB: Club meeting — discuss movie, t-shirts, in­ tercollegiate championships, etc. Race mtg afterwards, 7 p.m. Girv January 26,1980! 1106. STUDENT CHAPTER OF ANS: “ Nuclear Power in Perspective” — A lecture by Harold Agnew, President of General Atomic Co. & former Director of Los Alamos lab, 3 p.m., Physics 1640. If you are thinking about buying a college ring, we urge you CAMPUS ADVANCE: “ Death: Can It Happen To You?” All are invited to study and discuss this topic, 9-10 p.m., 6660 Abrego No. 8. to place your order before January 26,1980. EUSA: Leading executive from Bullock’s will discuss the behind the scenes operations that keep Bullock’s at the top. Also to be discussed Our ring manufacturer, Art carved, has given us special are management positions in accounting, sales & promotion etc, 12 noon, NH2127. advanced notice that prices will increase significantly on both STUDENTS FOR UCSB SILVER ANNIVERSARY: Meeting to men’ s and women’s gold rings, due to the rapidly escalating assign responsibilities for upcoming events. This meeting is im­ world gold price. portant — be there, 4:30 p.m., Campbell Hall. CHEMICAL ENGINEERS: Representative from INTEL corp. will talk about the chemical engineer’s role in computer manufacturing, NOW is the time to order. Prices will increase anywhere 12 noon, Arts 1241. from $25 to $40 for women and $50 to $95 for men, depending UNDERGRADUATE SOCIOLOGY UNION: USU meets for on style. As your bookstore, we wanted you to know about this business! Bring a bag lunch to the sociology conf. room (2nd floor, Ellison Hall) at noon. while you could still benefit — and save. TOMORROW ISLA VISTA COMMUNITY COUNCIL: Several openings on the ORDER TODAY! Housing, Planning, Police & Archives Commissions. Applications available at IVCC located at 966-C Embarcadero del Mar. Deadline Jan. 25,5 p.m.

T THURSDAY. JANUARY24. 1980 DAILY NEXUS PAGES UCSB Criminoligist FAMOUS CHINESE Corporate Illegalities Uncovered RESTAURANT By LESLIE BYRD ternal auditing departments, and relationshops between the K f W For many years scandals and according to the researchers. Top president, board and We Specialize in corruption have flourished among executives of public corporations management. “ As a sociologist I ftPSttS America’s corporations and at­ are watching out for those below know that behavioral change Family Dinners tempts to diminish them have been since penalties are the same as rarely comes without structural ineffective. violating the Securities Exchange change.” ALSO FOOD TO GO Recently, however, according to Act — $10,000 maximun fine or up The codes of ethics, written or an in-depth study by UCSB to five years in jail or both. revised shortly after disclosure of OPEN CVHY DAY EXCEPT WEDNESDAY criminologist Ronald R. Cressey, But Cressey and Moore aren’t the scandals, were the principle 4 P.M. TO *3 0 P M corporate actions such as bribes, sure whether the FCPA is the only focus of the study. “ The study goes 962-4385 secret slush funds, kickbacks and reason for improved corporate into detail about what is in the illegal contributions are now under responsibility. Also possible are codes and what seemed to be on the 507 STATE (N ear Hwy 101) SANTA BARBARA careful Federal inspection. the strong public interests to keep minds of the corporate executives Sent to New York City by Peat, business a free enterprise and the who wrote them,” Cressey added. Marwick, Mitchell & Co., the codes of ethics recently drafted by It was discovered that “ most of world’s largest auditing firm, the corporations themselves. the codes showed more concern for Cressey and research assistant “ Public response,’’ said protecting the public from the Charles Moore attempted to Cressey, “ is changing. When a actions of the firms.” Cressey also analyze the responses of over 250 corporation dumped its sewage in observed the codes as old corporations to such “ questionable Lake Erie 100 years ago it wasn’t fashioned documents which did not payments scandal.” considered unethical. Business reflect ethical concerns of many of Corporations have, in fact, was business. But what is hap­ the corporations. “ If you want to initiated reforms in auditing pening today with population prevent a crime you have to departments, budget analysis and growth and a lot of other things is somehow change something in unethical practices such as that a new ‘ideology’ about cor­ society. You can’t let crime pollution and occupational safety porate responsibilities has been develop and flourish and then hazards, according to the report. introduced.” expect to cut off its head with some According to Cressey, All of these external things cause kind of surveilance or punish­ preliminary actions began five corporations to make what ments. And that’s somewhat the years ago by the Securities Ex­ Cressey calls “ structural same moral of the codes study. The change Commission after changes,” or the shifting of duties (Please turn top.13, col.l) disclosures of corporate payoffs abroad. By issuing various memorandums, the SEC indicated Asteroid Collision Caused that both external and internal auditing systems for public cor­ porations had to be improved. Extinction of Dinosaurs In 1977, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act was enacted and ByDANAROSKEY responsibility for compliance with An asteroid colliding with the earth caused the extinction of the the law fell on individual dinosaurs 65 million years ago according to a theory formulated by four managements of the corporations. researchers from the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory. “ If rigorously enforced,” stated According to this theory, the earth collided with a six-mile-wide Cressey, “ this law will do more to asteroid which threw 100 times its own mass into the atmosphere in the keep businessmen honest than all form of fine dust. This cloud of dust blotted out ¿he sun for up to five the codes in the world, including years, exterminating vegetation and all animals that weighed over 25 the Ten Commandments.” pounds. Specifically, the FCPA' required At the end of the Cretacious geological age and initiating the Tertiary a company to “ make and keep age, the dust settled, permitting plant seeds to germinate and the small books, records and accounts, animals able to live off rotting vegetation and smaller prey to which in reasonable detail, ac­ repopulate the planet. curately and fairly reflect the Nobel Laureate physicist Luis Alvarez and his son, Walter Alvarez, transactions and dispositions of the unknowingly uncovered the main evidence for the new theory while assets” of the company and devise working in Italy’s Apennines mountain range. They were studying the and maintain a system of internal content of the element iridium in clay and limestone formations trying controls.” to develop a dating system that would link the iridium content to the age Many U.S. companies, fearful of of the formation in which it was contained. PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ON A U BRANDS the fact that the new law applied Frank Asaro, member of the research team, explained, “ The OF STEREO EQUIPMENT regardless of the amount of money abundance of iridium with respect to clay was not constant. There was a or assets involved, have undergone spike.” This means that there was an increase in the iridium content of CUSTOM INSTALLATION & CONSULTATION SALES substantial changes to increase clay 65 million years old. WARRANTY SERVICE FOR MOST MAJOR BRANDS both budget and staff in their in­ (Please turn to p.13, col.l) EXCLUSIVE SANTA BARBARA OUTLET FOR KLIPSCH SPEAKERS AND SELECTED COMPONENTS OF COMPARABLE QUAUTY.

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A t s c u r m n o t. n o o p t io n FOREIGN POUCY HAS TO It's Over amtMxazmcom UHATSORJ ...... - THINK PREStPENT CARIBI. SHUP 0GR.ßG R U E D o u r. BE VTBUEP AS PROCESS. OF REACTION UASUGHTTORULE OUT ESPECIALLY N THE RACE UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUM­ TRAE A R G U E Santa Barbara police officers returned to work A MILITARY SIRJKE TO OFA SERIOUS THREATTD STANCES, A MILITARY TALKING HERE, USHT. Tuesday night, ending their 20-day strike. The final FREE THE HOSTAGES - THE VUUNUTYOF STAR- POSTURE SHOULD BE PER- GOVERNOR? IN TEHRAN? s h ip .Am e r ic a , p t . MITTEDTO EVOLVE., agreement that was reached represents a clear com­ / / ■ promise by both sides in nearly all aspects, save one. The key concession was made by the city, when it withdrew its intent to implement a performance-for-pay plan to reward officers efforts through salary in­ centives. This had proven a major stumbling block mm throughout the negotiations, as union members refused > z r7 i to open formal negotiations, or return to work as long as t í rf! the proposal remained in any city contract offer. We are glad that the city did remove this plan from negotiations, enabling talks to proceed relatively A Question of Rent Control unimpaired. It was important that the city recognize that its plan was not well defined and appeared to act against both the officers and the union itself. By JONATHAN GOLDHILL When one considers how much attention “ facts” We, and all the citizens of Santa B arbara, are glad the Community Housing Office can receive — say, for instance, in San Francisco’s Are you “ pro-” or “ anti-” rent control? Can you $500,000 media blitz last fall — the inequity in such a entire affair is completed and law enforcement can justify your bias? If you answered these questions political contest is appalling. Information, then, can return to its regular operation. you probably discovered that you can justify your be repeated frequently enough to render it factual, bias. when actually it is someone’s distortion of the issue. In attempting to uncover the process of Since the CDHCD is neither armed nor designed to justifications of our biases, however, it is important actively promote findings which support rent control, to look beyond these self-serving smokescreens the task of arousing public attention falls to tenants Best Bet erected by the controlling interests and try to and tenant groups whose funds and organization do recognize that the inflated prices charged by land­ not in any way rival the likes of the more status-quo SB 4 will come before the state senate for a vote today. lords are not supposed landlord “ hardship.” We and well-organized business interests. More commonly known as the “bottle bill,” this often cannot recognize what the truth is because controlling interests use politics to manipulate our In short, what is repeatedly heard becomes rapidly legislation, sponsored by Senator Omer Rains (D-Santa attitude and perspectives. trusted. And what business can convince is good for Barbara), would mandate a five cent deposit on all beer America is (without cynicism) good for business and soft drink containers sold in California. Since such a provocative statement cannot be people. Hence, the old maxim, “ Money talks.” But, We hope this bill makes its way into law. Though it made without factual support, let us turn to the issue nonetheless, what are some truths about rent con­ will cause a 5 to 25 cent price increase per container, of rent control, an area where political interests trol? constantly vie for power. Is New York City’s failure with rent control these monies will eventually be refunded to the con­ In the past, pro-rent control campaigns have been suggestive for the future of other rent control laws? sumer upon return of the container. heavily outspent by anti-rent control groups. For No. Although many people (particularly anti-rent SB 4 is designed to encourage recycling and instance, the June 1978 campaign in Santa Barbara control spokespeople) have cited New York’s discourage litter. We think it will serve as an incentive revealed that opponents of rent control outspent seeming failure with rent control, Mr. Gilderbloom’s to the consumer to return bottles and cans for recycling. proponents 8:1 ($160,000 to $21,000). Another example reply is that New York’s experience with rent control is the recent defeat of Proposition R in San Fran­ is atypical. He says, “ saying New York’s rent control In states such as Oregon, where such legislation has cisco, a 70 percent renter city. Opponents of the is representative of all rent controls is like saying the been enacted, officials have been pleased with the proposition outspent proponents ($500,000 to $45,000). Edsel is representative of all cars.” In actuality, New results. In another instance where diisproportionate York’s law was a rent freeze or what Mr. Gilder­ Besides helping keep this state clean, SB 4 could coverage of an issue clouds the truth we can again bloom would call “ restrictive” rent control. produce at least 38,000 jobs by Department of Com­ turn to Santa Barbara’s June 1978 election. This time How then does “ m oderate” differ from facts were being reported by the Santa Barbara ‘ ‘restrictive’ ’ rent control? merce estimates and as many as 138,000 jobs according Housing Council and the California Department of Simply put, “ moderate,” which constitutes almost to a study done by the U.S. Brewers Association. Housing and Community Development. all contemporary rent controls, is designed to It is estimated that the bill has a 50-50 .chance of In an attempt to defeat this campaign by presen­ prevent rent gouging while allowing owners to raise passing even though it has wide support among the ting what was considered to be “ true,” die Santa rents (according to a prescribed formula) to com­ general populace. This is an important bill and we hope Barbara Housing Council — an organization of pensate for increased costs whereas “ restrictive” is landlords, developers and realtors and a subsidiary more accurately a freeze on all rent levels. it does not go down to defeat because of lobbying from of the California Housing Council — cited “ official” Why is rent control suddenly popular in California? members of the bottle industry and other organizations reports and studies charging that rent control leads With the passage of Proposition 13, renters began which fear financial difficulties if it is passed. to a decline in apartment construction, deterioration happily anticipating their rebate checks, expecting to In this era of limited resources it is important to en­ of maintenance services and erosion of the tax base cash in on the landlords’ saving of a whopping $1.2 courage conservation and recycling whenever possible. by depressing the value of rental housing. These billion (an average of $300 per apartment). However, results are not surprising when one considers these the chicanery of Jarvis and Gann proved too great as We feel SB 4 will do just that. studies were privately commissioned by the renters were deprived of these rebates. This lesson California Housing Council. illustrated the privilege of property owners and in­ structed renters that they will have to organize their On the other hand, the much-feared and con­ own political might to compete with the more troversial studies by UCSB’s John Gilderbloom powerful owning class. reported evidence which directly contradicted what was found above. Hired by the CDHCD in Why rent control? Sacramento (a public non-partisan group which Rent control is simply a stop-gap measure that professes to take no official position on rent control), protects the poor, moderate-income families, Messina Fan Gilderbloom was authorized by this state-run group students, minorities, the elderly and people on fixed to report his findings. After comparing 26 rent- incomes from the brutality of the housing market­ Editor, Daily Nexus: four or more years — are they controlled municipalities in New Jersey with 37 non­ place where prices are set at “ whatever the market It was with great interest and unable to love Santa Barbara? rent controlled municipalities, Gilderbloom con­ will bear.” . amusement that I read Jeff Messina has lived here two years, cluded that “ moderate” rent control had no net effect As the issue of rent control in Santa Barbara draws Mailes’ letter (Mon. Jan. 21) as he said in the concert. Is it time leading to a reduction in apartment construction, a near it is imperative that citizens be sensitive to the condemning my review of Jimmy or fame which will admit a person decline in maintenance, an erosion of the tax base, or way our biases are manipulated by political Messina’s concert last year. Since to the exclusive club of native an increase in abandonments or demolitions. Ac­ maneuvering, money, and, hence, power and to try to my review must seem like heresy Santa Barbarans? tually, preliminary findings suggested that such rent perceive who is making what claims and why? Only to Mr. Mailes, he is to be com­ What is funny, is that far from control laws tended to promote better upkeep due to then will such supposed landlord “ hardships” be mended for his even tone, though I being a transient student myself (I incentives related to the approval of rent hikes. exposed. find his assumptions factually started UCSB in 1972), I have also incorrect and logically confusing. lived in Santa Barbara for almost Mr. Mailes assumes that I did 20 years, moving here when I was not like the concert because I do six years old. I think the idea of Developing Solar Power not like Messina’s music. For Mr. territoriality is silly. Mailes’ future reference, I am well I do agree with Mr. Mailes; it w a re that many people do not was sophisticated of the audience By DANA ROSKEY of a solar water heating unit. If the Richfield Co. merged with $lare my musical tastes, yet the to “ enjoy the concert without SUNRAE oil companies gain control of the Anaconda Copper Co. for 52 per­ irony is that I am a fan of leaving their seats to make fools of SUNRAE, the California solar copper industry, they can control cent of their net income for that Messina’s. His concert was poor themselves.” But I also remember lobbying organization, recently how much copper is produced and year. because of his weak new Material, other concerts Messina has had in released a study entitled “ Cap­ thereby influence copper’s price Oil companies have also been which I noted in my article. (Mon. Santa Barbara (with Kenny turing the Sun: Oil Company In­ and the cost of solar energy. If the investing in copper exploration Jan. M) Loggins) where his infectious vestments in Copper Ownership” price of solar energy goes up, this projects and will be spending even A second assumption is that I music brought the crowd out of that proves that the oil industry source of power will lose its more to have ore discoveries said, "V ‘ssina showed up, but not their seats and into the aisles, has in recent years gained control competitiveness with oil. converted into producing mines. much el ; happened.” 1 lay no dancin’ like fools. Have the over 33 percent of the domestic With their enormous profits, oil Oil companies are claiming, in claim to hat grammatically im­ audiences suddenly grown copper market and 6 percent of the companies have been able to the face of a windfall profits ax, perfect headline. It is true that the sophisticated, or perhaps was the world copper industry. merge with or buy controlling that their profits are needed for concert war devoid of energy. music a little dull? amounts of stock from copper domestic exploration for oil and According to Mr. Mailes — “ a Agreed, if an audience sits or Coordinated by Jeff Bowling and companies. This trend began in gas. However, as this study has native Santa Barbaran” — “ the stands does not determine the compiled with the help of other 1963 when Cities Service gave .9 shown, they are diversifying into average transient student at quality of a concert. Here is the reseachers doing graduate shares of preferred stock for each other industries, particularly those UCSB” would not get the same difficulty in the elusive art of economic studies at UCSB, the share of Tennessee Corporation of solar energy and copper. “ warm feeling to know that criticism. I say a musical concert study shows that seven major oil stock. Tennessee Corporation SUNRAE’s study makes the someone like Messina loves this must be judged on the music — not companies now directly control operated the Miami and Copperhill suggestions that a strong windfall town as much as I do.” This Janus- unquestioning allegiance to a 497,146 tons of the yearly U.S. copper deposits. Typical of the oil profits tax l>e imposed on the oil like ad hominem argument implies performer or regional jingoism. I copper production. industry’s efforts to gain control industry with the revenues that only life-long residents can stand by my review, and the words This fact is frightening because over copper is Standard Oil of generated going toward the appreciate Santa Barbara and/or of Gilbert K. Chesterton, “ Art, like of the dependence of solar power’s California’s purchase of stock development of renewable energy Messina, and reeks of territorial morality, consists in drawing the future upon the copper industry. from AMAX, a domestic copper sources and that legislation be fascism. line somewhere. ” Up to lVj^bs. per square foot of company, for 24 percent of their passed preventing oil company Many students at UCSB live here Randy Campbell copper is used in the construction net income in 1975. In 1977, Atlantic investment into other industries.

MMMMMMMMMMHT“ *~ **"-*•*•** ------~~ 1 - m i l »■ ■ ■ ■ — » a ■ 1 IWHMMWH m « y .y Mxiwivn xaVi V r»6va THURSDA Y. JANUARY24. 1980 DAILY NEXUS PAGES FORUM — a political sounding board for students Business Plays Freedom Is One Answer By GLEN O’BRIEN aggression and involuntary myth of the wisdom and Students for a Libertarian servitude, but has also con­ benevolence of our political Role In Crisis Society sidered to have been originated leaders, of their infinite concern By PETE RICHARDSON motive rules in the face of A great problem in American from the right because of its for us, has dissolved. It has Student Hunger Action Group widespread hunger. Wealthy politics is the classification of favorable views of the free dissolved because of the ex­ In the past, programs designed landowners and multi-national political ideologies into market. perience that the present to battle world hunger have agribusinesses have picked up dichotomies with are both What does Libertarianism generation has had with the focused on two aspects of the where the colonialists left o ff,, degrading and confining. With really stand for? What Liber­ leaders of the two political problem — the need to increase using the most fertile land to terms such as: liberal, con­ tarians want is this: a system parties. production of food as well as slow produce non-food cash crops for servative, left and right and the for the United States that is as Libertarians wish to educate the rate of growth in population. export. Tea, cotton, cocoa, coffee stereotypes which follow them, good, decent, honest, humane Americans to the existence of Together, these measures were and tobacco can be highly great barriers are erected and creative as are the alternatives to the traditional seen to form the basis of a solution profitable, but the profits tend to which blunt the effectiveness of American People. The name of system in which one ideology is to starvation. Now, after the Green concentrate in the hands of the new political ideas. the system is Freedom. indistinguishable from the Revolution and a battery of birth people who need them least, The jargon can be applied to Freedom not only in the other. For most Americans, and control programs in the Third namely the large landowners and much of our traditional party economic sense, but also in the especially the younger voters, World, we are producing more food foreign investors. politics, because the categories area of personal lifestyles; the the spell of government has than ever, but still more people are The foreign markets on which were created precisely to gauge right to live without invasion of been broken. We did not break starving. It would appear that export agriculture depends can be the system’s own overwhelming privacy and forced social the spell, history did. Our population is outstripping very unstable. One reason is predictability, but a great behavior. culture has looked to the production. because the exports are “ luxury disservice is being done to any Freedom is the genius of government to solve problems Before this conclusion is made, crops,” that is, they are com­ innovative movements. American civilization. Other and this habitual dependence however, an interesting fact must modities that people can afford to Libertarianism is one such nations have been born of has stifled the creativity of be taken into account: enough do without. Also, they are often idea. conquest. Ours began with the thinkers and created more grain is beng produced worldwide commodities that have close To many, the movement Declaration of Independence problems in the process. to provide everyone with 3,000 substitutes. If there are no existing contains characteristics from and the enshrining of the ideal Libertarianism is growing in calories a day. This figure does not close substitutes, some are in­ all facets of the political of the natural rights of man. It America and represents a include calories from other food vented (for instance, synthetic spectrum. Yet these beliefs are was founded not on the power of diverse yet united cross culture sources such as vegetables, fish or rubber, saccharin, and dacron). joined to form what Liber­ the state, but on the liberty of of people who are concerned beans. There is enough food. tarians believe to be a truly the individual. That principle of with the direction of our present Moreover, it is not all being The process of feeding people sound and consistent individual liberty has had its system. In the future, liber­ produced by America and other has become a by-product of philosophy. good and bad days in the United tarians will be voicing dynamic industrial nations — most un­ making a profit. This is - par­ Libertarianism has been States; it has been denied to answers to urgent questions. derdeveloped countries are net ticularly disturbing when we labeled “ leftist” because of its many groups for far too long. Americans, for their own exporters of food. If the root consider that hunger has less to do views on personal liberties, like But the ideal has always sur­ benefit, will keep an open mind problem behind hunger is not in­ with scarcity than with who owns for example, the opposition to vived. and avoid the “ classification sufficient production or over­ the land and what they do with it. the draft on grounds of non­ Libertarians believe that the syndrome” population, why can’t people feed themselves? Perhaps a more fundamental cause of world hunger revolves around the kind of food that is produced and why. In today’s world, quantity and market value, not nutritive value, are thl goals of agricultural planning, and un­ fortunately, feeding people and making a profit are not always as compatible as we would like. In fact, the profit motive SALE provides for situations where one third of the world grain production and one fourth of the world fish ★ WARM UPS mens and catch are fed to livestock. 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ROLLER SKATE RENTALS DAILY NEXUS PAGES THURSDA Y. JANUARY24. 1980 ARTS ÄLIX TIR IS February 2: The Intímate P.D.Q. Bach Santa Barbara’s musical scene will never be the same after the February 2nd performance by the notorious Professor Peter Schickele, the one and (un­ derstandably) only biographer of P.D.Q. Bach. The Intimate P.D.Q. Bach is scheduled by the UCSB Committee on Arts and Lectures for 8 p.m. in Campbell Hall. The Acting Company This hilarious evening is It takes nerve, ability, hard vignettes recounting Elizabeth’s guaranteed to tell music lovers work, superb organization and a rise to power as told by a group of The highly innovative Bella Lewitzky Dance Company more than they ever really wanted wealth of talent to produce three rag-tag strolling players. The to know about the life and times of will perform in Campbell Hall February 8th and 9th. stylistically diverse plays and then timing and dialogue are crisp, the the oddest of “ Bach’s twenty-odd tour them, complete with sets, energy level is high and director Pictured are dancers Robert Hughes and Nora children.” Called a “very, very costumes and properties across Ciulei’s staging abounds with Reynolds in costume from “Greening”, choreography funny show — even for people who the country, perform ing in effective theatrical imagery. by Bella Lewitzky, 1976. like music, but don’t know why,’.’ repertory. But John Houseman’s The last of the series is John _ .... " ' " ■ 1 .... . ■- the program consists of music, The Acting Company does this. Webster’s tragedy, “ The White words and slides depicting the life They will perform a trio of plays Devil” which comes from its 17th Gary Karr to Perform of this fictitious composer, under the auspices of the UCSB century origins into contemporary featuring his compositions per­ Committee on Arts and Lectures. metaphors and images of sex and Here Tomorrow Evening formed on such diverse in­ January 28, the company opens violence. Michael Kahn links the struments as the Windbreaker, the its residence with George Abbott playwright’s vision of an age of lost “ Music is good when it com­ colors and dynamic gradations he Worm, the Snake and the Foghorn. and Phillip Dunning’s 1926 ideals and optimism with modern municates,” asserts Gary Karr, 'achieves, and the musical ex­ A most entertaining evening. melodrama, “ Broadway.” Set in life. The January 30th play acclaimed by critics as the pressiveness which he brings to his the back room of a speakeasy, the examines the mind’s endless greatest living string bass vir­ playing are truly extraordinary.” Tickets to all Arts and Lectures play originally took New York by perversity and is not recom­ tuoso, and one of the most exciting Gary Karr appears at 8 p.m. in performing events are storm and continues to delight with mended for children. concert performers cm any in­ Campbell Hall on Friday, January currently available in the Arts its crackling dialogue, ex­ Recently, the prestige of the strument. The Montreal Star, 25th under the sponsorship of the and Lectures Office, the Ticket travagant plot and sense of in­ company has been financially summing up one of Karr’s per­ UCSB Committee on Arts and Bureau of Santa Barbara, and nocent fun. stabilized by its joining forces with formances, wrote: “ Karr can do Lectures. the Lobero Theatre. Tickets to . An equally inventive and the government funded Kennedy wonders with the double bass. The AS YOU LIKE IT and imaginative staging is the January Center in Washington. The com­ dexterity of his fingerwork, the This half page is prepared by OTHELLO are available only at 29th production of “ Elizabeth I,” a pany will serve as the center’s many different and beautiful tone the Arts and Lectures Staff. the A & L ticket office. musical series of loosely joined touring representative. UCSB r S a le id a i* • THURS., JAN. 24 SHAKESPEARE QUARTER 3 p.m. Girvetz Hall 1004 DAVID LAVENDER “ Controversy in the Canyons: High Dams for Arizona and Department of Music presents: California”

Fri., Jan. 25 — 8 p.m. OPERA — “THE COMEDY OF ERRORS“; Libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte THURS., JAN. 24 A Sun., Jan. 27 — 4 p.m. (after Shakespeare); Music by Stephen Storace; UCSB Opera Theatre, 7:30 p.m. Campbell Hall Lotte Lehmann Hall directed by Carl Zytowski. Stolen Kisses Tickets: St Students / $1.50 UCSB Faculty A Stuff / S2 General Public (Truffaut Series)

FRI., JAN. ,25 Noon, Campbell Hall ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE and Committee on Arts and Lectures presents: BECKET OF CANTERBURY (Noon Film Series) 1 Tues., Jan. 29 — 3 p.m. O TH E LLO : A M IN O R IT Y R E P O R T"; a lecture by M A Y N A R D M A C K , Yale University; Girvetz Hail 1004 Author, King Lear in Our Time; Visiting Scholar, The Huntington Library. FRI., JAN. 25 N o admission charge 8 p.m. Campbell Hall Tues., Jan. 29 & THE ACTING COMPANY presents “ ELIZABETH I” by Paul Foster, directed by GARY KARR, double bass Wed., Jan. 30 Liviu Ciulei and THE WHITE DEVIL, by John Webster, directed by Michael Kahn. Harmon Lewis, accompanist 8 p.m., Campbell Hall Tickets: $4 Students/$5 UCSB Faculty & Staff/$6 (Concert Series) lk General Public. Reserved Seating. Tues., Feb. 12 “SHAKESPEARE AND THE ACTORS: SIGNALS THROUGH THE FLAMES” — FRI., JAN. 25 8 p.m., Campbell Hall FIVE ACTORS FROM THE ROYAL SHAKESPEARE COMPANY, with Ian 8 p.m. Lotte Lehmann Richardson, Sebastian SShaw, Ann Firbank, John Nettles, and musician Martin Best. THE COMEDY OF ERRORS (UCSB Opera Theatre) Wed., Feb. 13 “MURDER MOST FOUL” devised by Ellen Dryden — FIVE ACTORS FROM THE RSC. 8 p.m., Campbell Hall Tickets: $3.50 Students / $4.50 UCSB Faculty A Staff / $5JO General Public. SUN., JAN. 27 Reserved Seating. 4 p.m. Lotte Lehmann THE COMEDY OF ERRORS Fri., Feb. 15 “ A R IE L : S H A K E S P E A R E ’S SW E E T PO W E R A N D M U SIC, devised and edited ( UCSB Opera Theatre) 8 p.m., Campbell Hall by Martin Best, Patrick Stewart and Bernard Lloyd — FIVE ACTORS FROM THE RSC. V» Tickets: $4 Students / $5 UCSB Faculty A Stuff / W Genera! Public. Reserved Seating. SUN., JAN. 27 7:30p.m. Campbell Hall Wed., Feb. 13 “ TH E C H A N G IN G S TYLE S O F C L A S S IC A L A C T IN G ,” a lecture by Sebastian Shaw. COUP DE GRACE 3 p.m., Main Theatre (Recent Releases) N o admission charge MON., JAN. 28 Thurs., Feb. 14 “TROUBADOURS AND LOVE” a lecture-recital by Martin Best. 8 p.m. Campbell Hall 3 p.m.. Main Theatre THE ACTING COMPANY, N o admission charge “ Broadway” (Footlight Series II)

TUES., JAN. 29 3 p.m. Girvetz Hall 1004 Department of Dramatic Art presents: MAYNARD MACK “ Othello: A Minority Report” “ A S YO U L IK E IT ” written by William Shakespeare, directed by Stanley Glenn. Jan. 31, Feb. I, 2, 8. 13, 14, 16, 19, 22, 27, 28. March 1, 4. 7 — 7:30 p.m.; Feb. 9, 23, March 8 — 1 p.m. matinees, Studio Theatre (N o late seating) TUES., JAN. 29 Tickets: $2.50 weeknights and matinees/ S3 Friday and Saturday evenings. 8 p.m. Campbell Hall THE ACTING COMPANY, “ Elizabeth I” “OTHELLO" bv William Shakespeare, directed by John Harrop. Feb. 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 15, 20, 21, 23, 26, 29, March 5, (Umbrella Series) 8 — 7:30 p.m.; Feb. 16, March 1 — 1 p.m. matinees; Studio Theatre (N o late seating) Tickets: $2.50 weeknights and matinees/ S3 Friday and Saturday evenings. WED., JAN. 30 8 p.m. Campbell Hall “THE DISTANCING OF EMOTION IN ‘AS YOU LIKE IT’ ” a lecture by Dr. Thomas J. Scheff, UCSB THE ACTING COMPANY, Department o f S ociology. Wed:, Feb. 20 — 3 p.m.; Studio Theatre. N o admission charged. “ The White Devil” ( Wednesday Series). ¿VC .Vi \? .N KO.iif.'JVVÌ 0 IW W W W W <*W »»»% ««« U ^ti. I» 1 - 1 MI

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by turning in a fine performance. existent when given the op­ ■ ' M Burns plays the pivotal role in the portunity to work with three top- film and adds a strong sense of notch professionals. And con­ Goiri in orally Vagii character to his portrayal of the sidering this is his directorial brains behind the outfit. The role of debut, he doesn’t do a bad job at the director becomes almost non­ aU. ‘Kramer vs. Kramer *

George Burns, Lee Strasberg and Art Carney plan the big one. By PATTI TAKAHASHI youthful undertakings (such as pointment of losing contact with The need for a film dealing with gambling sprees to Las Vegas) and his son. Art Carney is basically a the difficulties facing the elderly in the film ends on an uncomfortably bit player, though he more than our society is a viable one, and optimistic note. The moral of the compensates for his minimal role screenwriter/director Martin story is as ambiguous as the en­ Brest seems to be striving for a ding. consciousness-raising comedy. But It's apparent that the elderly is the problem ever really con­ need attention paid to them and fronted? their needs, but the film resolves George Burns, Lee Strasberg nothing and their position is as Dustin Hoffman learning fatherhood the hard way. and Art Carney portray three much in limbo as ever. Lee By MICHELLE TOGUT elderly gentlemen whose lives, Strasberg’s multiple talents are takes time, but over the course of stereotypically, revolve around given little The Question : 18 months Ted evolves into a warm daily excursions to the neigh­ recognition with How do you person, able to share an intimate borhood pars and eagerly awaiting the exception of avoid repeating relationship, a true comraderie their Social Security checks in the one touching platitudes when with his child. mail... until Burns decides to do scene in which re v ie w in g a But when the mother returns to something about it. He plans a he reflects on movie which has demand custody of Billy and in the bank robbery, but tragedy con­ the past and the already been ensuing court battle between tinues to overshadow their ultimate disap­ Movies! praised to the Kramer and Kramer for the critical hilt? possession of their son, sympathy It would be so easy to fall into is drawn toward Joanna Kramer. ‘Black Hole* has a few; still fun describing Kramer vs. Kramer in She is the housewife, trapped in a terms of being a wonderful movie, sterile marriage and devoid of self­ perhaps the year’s best with great esteem, who needs to leave in performances by Dustin Hoffman order to gain some sense of herself and Meryl Streep, but, when forced and her worth. to choose a reason why it is such a Who is most qualified to be a three-kleenex tearjerker, it comes parent: mother or father? Hus is down to the sympathetic manner in the question which the film ad­ which the film ’s subject matter is dresses, coming to the ultimate handled. conclusion that whoever devotes When a movie starts with the the time, energy, patience and love premise of a mother leaving her to the parent-child relationship is husband and son ostensibly to find ultimately the more qualified. The herself, one would expect total major problem in K ra m er vs. sympathy to be thrown toward the K ram er is that both parents, even husband, Ted Kramer, hard-boiled though Joanna did leave, seem advertising executive left to care equally suited to the job but for his son. And for the first part of custody will only be rewarded to the movie this is pretty much the one. case. Hoffman gives what is perhaps Faced with inquisitive six-year- the best performance of his long old Billy (Justin Henry), whom he and distinguished film career. His hardly knows, let alone knows how initial scenes with Billy contain the A not-so-hot meteor just passing through. to take care of, Kramer eventually pathos inherent when father must learns the fine art of parenting. It ( Please turn top. •, col. 2) ByRICHPERLOFF features two “ cute” robots (a la Without a doubt, the most in­ R2D2 and C3PO), one of whom teresting thing about The Black sounds very much like Roddy ‘Star Trek’ a Giant Mediocrity Hole is that it’s the first movie McDowall, the other like Slim Walt Disney Productions has ever Pickens. It’s strictly good guys vs. released with any rating other than bad guys, and you’d never guess “ G.” What violence there is in the who wins.' film is basically along the lines of That the film has logical holes the Star Wars laser shootouts, but big enough to warp-drive the there are a few villains in The Starship Enterprise through ap­ Blach Hole whose evil transcends parently was of little or no concern Darth Vader’s comical menace. to director Gary Nelson. When Hence, a “ PG ” for Disney. Schell’s ship is thrashed by a Now, about the film. Maximilian meteor shower, allowing the Schell is demented but brilliant surrounding atmosphere to rush space scientist Hans Reinhadt, in, no one chokes, although no who has set himself up as the space helmets or other breathing dictator of a renovated exploration apparatus are to be seen. What’s vehicle. A much smaller cruiser, worse, when a red-hot meteor manned by Robert Forster, Joseph narrowly misses crashing into the Bottoms, Anthony Perkins, Yvette escaping Forster, Bottoms, and ■ Mimieux, and Ernest Borgnine, Mimieux, they show no apparent comes up upon Schell’s craft, effects from the heat. Staying cool which hovers eerily at the edge of under fire is one thing, but this is the gravity field created by a ludicrous. massive black hole. The entire On the plus side, all of the film ’s The crew of the starship Enterprise lost among the ruins. crew of the smaller craft boards special effects are good, and some are spectacular. The final Reinhardt’s ship, only to learn that — The Motion Picture sells. (And sequence, in which the survivors By NORM COURY Either way. It doesn’t matter. As the mad scientist plans to steer his buys. Various post-production do indeed brave the mysterious We were comfortable with Star long as our little human problems vessel directly into the swirling budget estimates ranged from black hole, is a visual masterpiece, Trek in our living rooms. In­ were plotted at warp speed and vortex, hopefully to emerge on the “ over $50 million” to $85 million. ) if a bit confusing in terms of the conceivable measures and un­ lasered throughout the galaxies we other side in a parallel universe, a Almost everything else is also plot. Happily, it lacks the pom­ chartered planes of existence were were satisfied. More than different space-time continuum, a shot out of tasteful proportions in posity of Star Trek's “ the human reduced snugly into our 24-inch satisfied. We were actually happy. sequel, or something. this giant mediocrity. adventure is just beginning” tube. We soaked up tomorrow’s How else can you watch the same The Black Hole owes a great For photographic trickery, debt to Star Wars. It feaures a finale, which is an immediate point technology on today’s terms. Or show 20 times? Certainly not because of special Douglas Trumbull and John number of battles between human in its favor. • was* it simply today’s technology effects, which is what Star Trek ( Please torn to p. 11, est. 1 ) heroes and the robot sentinels. It < Please turn to p. II, col. 1) on tomorrow’s terms? GRANADA ★ ★ ★ ★ F o r l m m e d t c

THE THURSDA Y. JANUA MOTION/ PICTURE A Pai amount Picture Film A ttract 0 6 « 8 4 7 8 STOLEN KISSES is tonight’s Truffaut film in Campbell Hall. The 1968 “ Music is good when it communicates,” movie, starring Jean-Pierre Leaud and Delphine Seyrig, screens at 7:30 asserts Gary Karr, acclaimed by critics as p.m. Tickets are $1.50 students, $1.75 UCSB faculty and staff, and $2 the greatest living string bass virtuoso, and A Comedy Spectactef general. one of the most exciting concert performers The next film in the Winter Series is COUP DE GRACE, in which on any instrument. He performs here Volker Schlondorf directs his wife Margarethe Von Trotta in a story tomorrow, Jan. 25 at 8 p.m. in Campbell WHERE EVERYTHING ENOS. about soldiers returning home to Germany after World War I. The film Hall as part of the UCSB Committee on Arts 966-9)82 £ screens Sunday, Jan. 27 at 7:30 in Campbell Hall. With Subtitles. and Lectures well known Concert Series. He

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The lecture will be Tuesday, Jan. 29 at 3 p.m. in Girvetz Hall. There is no admission om charge. Shoe >ge ect 3 US M usic in- Repair lid. The SANTA BABARA CHAMBER ORCHESTRA, with guest soloist nal Peter Odegard and conducted by Jeffrey Evans, will perform music by V,” Mozart, Vivaldi, Hindemith and others at the Fleishman Auditorium in Bring this ad in the Museum of Natural History Saturday, Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. A r. )rk and get two pears of Gary Karr in- CLOGS REPAIRED Classical guitarist Andres Segovia will A rt return to Santa Barbara for an 8:30 per­ for the price of one. formance at the Arlington Theatre on The UCen Art Gallery will be sponsoring a JURIED XEROX SHOW in Friday evening, Jan. 25. Segovia, who will Gallery beginning Jan. 28 and running through Feb. 1. There will be an be 87 in February, insisted on returning to opening reception Jan. 28 at 5 p.m. in the Gallery. Good only Jan. 24-25-26,1980 * Santa Barbara this year despite the many The Santa Barbara Museum of Art is giving a Focus Tour entitled pressures from his young wife and son to AMERICAN ART SINCE 1950. The tour, to be led by docent Susan limit his concert tour which includes some Arick, will be given on Wednesday, Jan. 30 at 1:30 p.m. The free tour LEATHER GUILD of the world’s major cities. will include a discussion of paintings and sculpture by contemporary on Trlgo across from Magic Lantern T h e a tre , in Isla Vista Last year’s performance here was a part American artists, such as Larry Bell, John McCracken and Paul of his 50th anniversary tour of his first Sarkisian. appearance in the United States and to mark the occasion, the mayor of Santa Barbara proclaimed Jan. 19 last year as “ Andres Segovia Day” and the maestro was Kramer vs. Kramer awarded the Key to the City. Segovia was (Continued from p. 7, col. 5) mother-wife and succeeded. obviously deeply touched by these awards face a child he does not really know Director Stan Jaffe has made a and the many standing ovations he and attempt to establish some sort close film, concentrating his received, and said that Santa Barbara had of communication. cameras on the actors’ faces and truly found the key to his heart. But as the film proceeds, the expressions. He brings the Following the Friday evening per­ relationship between Kramer and audience right into Kramer’s home formance, the maestro will be reunited with son grows naturally; Henry and and right into the richness of the five of his best students who have come Hoffman have a definite affinity relationship between father and from aU over the United States to honor for each other, an affinity which son. This concentration makes their teacher. shines through all their scenes K ra m er vs. K ra m er an intensely together. Henry is the child every personal movie, focused mainly on mother would want, an adorable the feelings and relationships of al craggy-throated moans, chortles and little cherub whose acting is un­ the major characters. ye occasional words. forced. He garners the most y, Friday night, Redbone ambled on stage audience sympathy; one is truly While it can be argued that the in his shades, hat, black Sunday suit and concerned about what will become film does not realistically portray er cane. His deadpan expression was often of him and whether the outcome of a child-custody battle, the fact that er tinged by a slight smirk, almost saying the court battle will re-shatter his the film deals with such a weighty re “ Look what fun I ’m having at your ex- world, a world which had to be subject in such an equitable way, er pense.” repaired when his mother making sure that neither parent is ss And he sure had some fun. Redbone originally left.. portrayed as an unfeeling monster, played da blues, rag and jug-time music Streep too, gives a fine per­ is highly admirable. It is made — with precision. Accompanied at mid-set by formance, though one wished she clearly obvious that each Kramer ie Jonathan Dorne on tuba, and later by Jim could have avoided the term “ I had is a human being with their own re Rothermel (a talented multi-reed player to find myself” in reference to her frailties, but both also love their id from Maria Muldaur’s band), Redbone decision to leave her family. One child and wish to look after his best id brought spirit and life to some great weakness of the film is that she had interests. n- American music. only five minutes in which to K ra m er vs. K ra m er is worthy of For between-song entertainment, establish her character before the praise it has earned, both for The Field House in Redbone sipped his beer in the spotlight, departing for about half the film. its sensitivity to its subject matter A leaned back to listen to a light opera tape, Yet, when she does return, she and for the fine performances of its Tfci Iports Ih n ta &a C o in Rasa a and then perfectly lip-synched the manages to portray Joanna as a leading actors. It is a very human ML 1971 a woman’s falsetto with a hands-and-shadow person who has struggled to form movie which deserves to be seen la Cumtvr PUza • fhone 607-9913 • Open M on. Thun. Fn 10-9/ljei.. Vtfcd.. &Jt I<^6/Surv 12-5 le pantomime. Another great treat came an identity other than daughter- more than once. during an ovation, when Redbone pulled st out his Polaroid SX-70 and took a flash ir picture of the audience, m In lesser hands, Redbone’s material ie might have become stale and repetitive, cs but he kept the show alive with his skillful >d singing and playing, and his wry sense of is drama and wit. WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY A VISUAL TRIP INTO A N THEATRES FANTASTIC UNIVERSE! ROGER CORMAN PRE SUITS MIDNIGHT SPECIAL A NEW WORLD PICTURE 8:20 For double feature entertainment V come see - THE BEST OCCULT MOVIE ‘ SILENT SCREAM OF THE DECADE! FANTASTIC 0 GUYS WEAR BLACK™ PLA N E T gei A Clastic Animation i t tf x u iw u 7:00. 9:35 Special ANIMAL FARM L A M P 9 M . 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University Center) Pavillion at *** 7:30 p.m. Peter’s music, possessing the unique ability to Don’t miss Peter Alsop, make you laugh now and think tomorrow night in the comfortable about it later, deals with important New UCen II pavillion. Come in as well as humorous themes. In a from the cold and enjoy free cider, hot tea, coffee, etc., while you recent interview he did with Randy Koral, Peter went about explaining witness the first in a continuing series of “Limelight Productions," himself and his music in depth. a coffeehouse-type atmosphere with guest performers. R .K .: Peter, you’ve written a lot ‘...Doctor Demento has of humorous material in the past. played these songs on his Last Week’s Answer : But your last L.P., Asleep at the show because they’re Out of the shower and into UCen II, Peter Alsop w ill be Helm , deals with some serious Secret Squirrel social issues... humorous, but I think they and singing his soapy songs on Friday night at 7:30 as the P .A .: I feel that as you grow as a also contain hints of social Morocco Mole new PavilHon assumes a coffeehouse atmosphere. human being, your interests conciousness.’ Free cider, tea, coffee. change, your experiences change as well as the themes you’re concerned about. So your ex­ pressions reflect this inner Jon Hendricks To Do movement... My first album had I try to convey messages ef­ some songs on it like “ Junk Food fectively using a little bit of humor. Junkie” (I recorded it before I ’m not afraid of touching someone History of Jazz & Blues Larry Groce) and “ Garbage.” with my material. I question fear ever-present in today’s pop music. Doctor Demento has played these about dealing with social issues Just because UCSB now has a of interest and use today. The production segments in songs on his show because they’re within myself. My hope is that new Events Center, that doesn’t Out of the plantations of the “ Reminiscing In Tempo” are tied humorous, but I think they also through my artistry I can affect mean we can't still see a good South and the bordellos of New together with a narrative of hip contain hints of social con- people so they can recognize the concert in Campbell Hall now and Orleans up to Jimmy Carter’s rhythmic verse delivered by ciousness. My second album, issues and want to do something then. As if to reiterate my point, front lawn, jazz has come a long way toward being legitimatized Hendricks himself which tells of Asleep at the Helm, consists of about it. jazzman John Hendricks and his the lyrical development of jazz. what I call the more vulnerable R.K.: Do you then do many nine-member musical entourage and popularized here in America times — ballads dealing with benefit performances? will be in Campbell Hall next and has touched the world as a The narrative is also a creative sensitive issues. Yet still with a P.A.: Yes, I’ve probably done Friday, Feb. 1, to tell the story of whole. and unique work in and of itself. It is therefore not surprising that The vocalizations are delivered touch of humor. more in the past than I would’ve the evolution of jazz. America’s leading ambassador to in both interpretations and original R.K.: What kinds of ‘sensitive liked to. Seriously, I enjoy being Tickets, available at the usual the world was Louis Armstrong, lyrics by Jon Hendricks, perhaps issues’ are you going to be dealing able to express my concern for outlets, will be $7 for UCSB the greatest jazz singer/composer with on your new album? issues by aiding groups that are students, $7.50 for general humans. and that the language he spoke was connected with these. There is no questioning that jazz. of all time. Any attempt to count throughout all of history the one In a thoroughly retrospective the jazz greats for whom he’s P.A.: Draw the Line will be R.K.: How do you feel about production which is at once composed and worked or for whom released in March and it contains playing at colleges as opposed to common communicative medium educational, historical and en­ he is credited with being a major some songs about Nuclear Waste, nightclubs? between all peoples of the world influence would simply run on for growing old, the Native P.A.: Colleges tend to be much has been the arts — the reflection tertaining, Jon Hendricks has prepared his latest work, “Jon pages. Americans, struggle in general, more responsive to my type of and manifestation of the pulse of a Hendricks states, “ The only way money, and different things that performance. The students there people. And the only true Hendricks Presents ‘Reminiscing to guarantee that there will always touch people’s lives that are tend to be on top of issues. I also American art form is jazz, which is In Tempo’ (The Evolution of be great jazz singers around is to serious concerns that affect us all. enjoy playing festivals. Yet, I don’t enjoying a phenominal resurgence Jazz).” raise ’em yourself!” , and to that end, “ Reminiscing In Tempo” is Tom Petty Breakdown? heavily spiced with supporting and featured vocals from Hendricks’ By RANDY KORAL Events Center, it was announced because you think you have missed w ife, Judith, son Eric and Last Thursday afternoon, that all 'those people who pur­ your chance to see Tom Petty in daughter Michele. around 2 p.m., A.S. Concerts got chased tickets for the original concert, cheer up. Tomorrow at 10 The perfection of phrasing, the word that Tom Petty would be show could exchange these for a.m. 2,000 more seats will be made dynamic shadings, harmonies and unable to do his scheduled concert reserved seats in the Events available at all the usual outlets unity of the Family Hendricks on in Rob Gym that Saturday night Center (henceforth regrettably (Morninglory, A.S. Ticket Office in stage as they recreate period tunes (Jan. 19) for reasons of illness. referred-to as “ ECen.” ) The ex­ the UCen, etc.) for the ECen show! and the best of Lambert, Hen­ This led to much nail-biting and change takes place yesterday and But you might want to be sad dricks and Ross (Jon’s late ’50s chain-smoking, but in the midst of today at the ECen Box office. again because, as you are reading Following on the heels of the tour de fo rce ) leaves audiences pandemonium, an agreement was Anybody who bought tickets for this article, certain individuals are hugely successful five year run of with the complete impression that made that Petty would play in the the Rob Gym show is assured of a undoubtedly already forming Hendricks’ first fully-staged show togetherness and thorough brand new Events Center on good seat in the ECen. However, it lines, waiting for their chance to “ Evolution of the Blues,” professionalism do abide well Sunday, Jan. 27, instead. is worth mentioning that this fact buy tickets tomorrow morning. “ Reminiscing In Tempo" is a under a single roof. Tickets were put on sale for the didn’t prevent people from braving I believe it was Doris Day who precise work as it covers not only The backing quartet of piano, original Rob Gym show on a cold cement with their sleeping once commented, after being “ the blues” as it evolved (being guitar, - bass and drums is ex­ general admission basis; 1,000 bags as they began queuing up for unable to obtain tickets to Com­ only a small part of the entire ceptionally skilled at re-creating tickets were sold in two hours. So, the exchange on Monday evening, mander Cody last spring, “ Que genre of jazz), but in a much the styles of the entire develop­ needless to say, the scheduled Tom waiting for the box office to open Sera, Sera.” broader form it begins with the ment of the jazz idiom. Petty show was sold-out. on Wednesday. Many of us here at UCSB are roots of jazz when spirituals The quartet is led by maestro When the Petty show was Now here’s the big news: If you wondering what type of illness became the blues in New Orleans, pianist Gildo Mahones and also rescheduled to take place in the have put on an unhappy face could’ve caused Tom to reschedule includes a look (and listen) into the features John Collins on guitar his show. I ’ve heard rumours of influences added to the music and (formerly with ^at ‘King’ Cole, tonsillitis, laryngitis, appendicitis, culture from South America and Frank Sinatra, Diana Ross, Lena vasectomy. Whatever, Tom Petty the Caribbean, and carries Home and Art Tatum), top session was told by his doctor that he chronologically all the way and touring bassist Allen Jackson, desperately needed a few days of through to the present including and the great drummer Billy rest and Saturday, Jan. 19, was one Hendricks’ most recent work with Moore (published author on jazz, of those days. Josef Zawinul and Weather Report teacher in the California State So who’s this Tom Petty that (Hendricks was recently com­ University system, and trained everyone is making such a fuss missioned to write original lyrics through the Julliard Symphony, about? For the few faculty to Zawinul’s already-classic in­ The Ray Charles Orchestra, Radio members or administrators (two strumental hit “ Birdland” ). City Music Hall Orchestra ). » or three tops) that might actually Thè words and melody lines No production which is as not have any idea, here are a few written to jazz music are amongst thorough a retrospective would be lines of explanation. the most potent i and com­ complete without expounding upon municative of any ever written to the origin, development and im­ Tom Petty is just of those rock accompany a musical style. Jazz portance of dance to the entire ‘n’ roll guys and the Heartbreakers lyrics were written to capture the subject of jazz. The emphasis is on is some more rock ’n’ roll guys who feelings of the musicians playing tap dancing, as its development play with him. For one weird jazz, and to capture and/or inspire had much to do with drawing a reason or another, Tom Petty and afficionados who loved what they close parallel to the tonal im­ the Heartbreakers will put on some heard. provisations that musicians were kind of ungodly performance on The evidence is found playing, however the tap dancer the night of Jan. 27 in our beautiful, everywhere from early plantation does it without playing an in­ clean, new ECen. melodies through ragtime, swing, strument. The inclusion in this be-bop, third stream and now is show of one of the great tap dan­ cers, Foster Johnson, adds yet Breakdown? Not me. Just give me the Jack Daniels “ Whatever will be, will be; the future’s not ours to see, so que This page prepared and paid for another important dimension to and a pack o’ Marlborros and I’ll be fine. Tom Petty in sera, sera...” „ • by the A.S. Program Board. the already in-depth production. the ECen, Jan. 27 4*... THURSDAY. 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Carter warned that “ if any of the To aid countries within the range Carter also pledged support to hostages are harmed, a severe of Soviet domination, especially any nation which faced Soviet price will be paid.” RESOLES Pakistan, the president promised intervention and made it clear that Concluding his address, Carter Running £r Tennis Shoes fr ResoNng that he would use all his power to any threat to oil would be met with reassured foreign nations that NIKE • BROOKS • NEW BALANCE • SAUCONY • ETONIC “ defend and preserve peace in the immediate action. “ The Middle America will remain strong to its OOLFIN • MOVING COMFORT »SUB-4 • AOIOAS • ETC. Mid-East.” He called on Congress East is of great strategic im­ overseas commitments. FREE RESOLE ON ALL SHOES PURCHASED AT REGULAR PMCE to honor the 1959 treaty between portance,” the president said, “ Peace that preserves freedom on Bus Lin* No. 11 *4419 Hollister • 964-2222 Pakistan and the United States. adding that the Soviet presence in remains America’s first goal,” the 2 blocks from bik* trail n*or Modoc Afghanistan is a “ grave threat to president said. “ We must end STUDENT & TRACK DISCOUNTS The president also asserted that the free movement of Mid East these repressive regimes. ” Running Resole 010.50 Tennis Resole “ neither the American people nor I oil.” ' In more domestic policy, Carter will support the sending of an “ There are no major differences told of guidelines which may be »NUCLEAR REACTOR. American (Olympic) team to between the United States and the instituted to reduce America’s Moscow.” These comments Islam belief,” Carter stated. dependency on foreign oil supplies. MANAGEMENT TRAINING: brought the heaviest applause in Carter, on the hostage situation Terming the United States need OPENINGS - OPPORTUNITIES the President’s 30 minute speech. in Iran, renewed the idea of for oil a “ clear and present danger D*pt. of Navy, Division of Nuclaar Reactors is accepting ap­ Speaking specifically to mem­ American and world con­ to our nation’s security,” the plications for nuclaar propulsion managamant trainees for openings bers of Congress, the president demnation of the action, stating President spoke of an 8.2 million beginning in June 1980. asked that the proposed defense that “ the United States will not barrel ceiling of daily oil imports Additionally, College JUNIORS can apply and if screened suc­ cessfully, can qualify for up to $800 a month retainer during senior budget be passed as soon as yield to blackmail.” He urged the and claimed he “ will not hesitate year. (Also available to grads in Masters program.) possible. “ It is imperative that our Iranian people to see that “ the real to enforce mandatory gas Training program consists of 10 months instruction in: Ther­ defense budget increase,” Carter danger lies to the north with the rationing if necessary.” modynamics, Personnel Management, Electrical Engineering, Career The speech focused mainly on Counseling, Chemical Analysis Control, Reactor Theory, much more. foreign policy issues, as Carter Six month internship at one of three U.S. sites with opportunities Proposed Project already released his national for assignment at various U .S. and overseas sites following in­ policy statement to Congress ternship. paid relocation. ( Continued from p .l) anything...it’s time for this earlier in the week. BA/BS/MS degrees in math, physics, engineering, sciences. the normal process for approval of community to decide on the U.S. citizens only/physically qualified. such projects should be bypassed. project,” he said. Excellent salary benefits package/bonuses. Henzell said that the full ap­ Opponents of the project had Contact: LT Jim Letscher, LT John Knudsen proval process would still take said that it would aggravate the P.O. Box 36806, L.A.. C A 90036 Bottle Bill or call: (213)468-3321 place and that the council itself traffic congestion problem in the Or sign up for an interview at the placement office. Campus visit: would eventually get another waterfront area and cause' too (Continued from p .l) Jan. 28-31. chance to give or withhold final much growth. Proponents had said ministration predicted a net gain approval. “ All we ask is a little that the additional tax revenue of 118,000 jobs, and a study for the help. You won’t be giving up that would be generated by the U.S. Brewers Association, an center would permit the expansion opponent of this legislation, of public services and the con­ predicted a net increase of 138,000 struction of more housing for low jobs. Police and moderate income households, For the consumer, the initial (Continued from p.l) and that the project would create price increase is expected to be a the lack of an educational in­ more jobs. minimum of 5 cents and a centive plan within the depart­ The council rejected a motion at maximum of 25^ cents per con­ ment. 12:30 to postpone the vote until 4 tainer. However, this increase Conklin noted that this issue was pm ., and then rejected two would be merely a deposit which not resolved until the final hours of compromise motions that would would be reimbursed to the con­ talks between Thomas and union have approved the project in sumer with the return of the bottle attorney Barry Cappello. Under concept without allowing it to be' or can. According to consumer the contract officers who have taken directly to the Coastal advocates, the five other states attained post-certification status Commission. that have enacted similar will earn an additional $50 per On the final vote on whether to legislation are satisfied with the month, while those with an ad­ grant Parker’s request, council results. OFTEN COPIED vanced post-certification status members Pat Fillippini, Francis Rains claims support from a will earn another $100 per month. Lopez, and Mayor David Shiftman wide range of environmental Another early obstacle had been voted yes, while council members groups, teamster unions, private . NEVER EQUALED overtime pay but the city agreed to Conklin, Sheila Lodge, Jeanne organizations and grass root pay officers time-and-a-half for Graffy, and Lyle Reynolds voted societies. He is also hoping for overtime, as other city employees no. statewide support by students. the Rock on the Coast are paid. IBPO members will be able to FM 97 make up 60 percent of lost salaries Hair Styling ☆ Colorizing ☆ Permanents by charging 40 percent to accrued CaU.. .let’s vacation time or compensation pay and another 20 percent by working get together again! future days off. 1021 Chapala Dinosaurs 966-0507 • 962-0910 — featuring products by — (Continued from p.3) Because iridium is by nature Jherimack * Nexus ☆ Redkin scarce in the Earth’s crust, the — Come visit — extra supply of it had to be from an Martha * Mary ☆ "Gloria ☆ Beverly extra-terrestrial source. This Imehla -tr Linda -ft Dec’y o Takeko t r Marve CAREER OPPORTUNITIES source was proven to be from within the solar system since the isotope of die iridium is the same BUSINESS as the sun’s. It was concluded that the most > DON’S MANAGEMENT probable source was an Apollo asteroid, one of a group of objects TROPICAL WORLD TRAINING PROGRAM whose orbits occasionally cross Tropical Fish Earth’s. FOR GRADUATES “ This extinction was periodic IN ALL MAJORS and would have happened every 100 million years,” accordng to Bullock’s/Bullocks Wilshire, southern California's A saro. Heading fashion and specialty store is seeking graduates ■ interested in a business management career. Trainee LARGEST SELECTION I positions include accounting, audit, accounts payable; I data processing; operations — security, distribution, w ith I restaurant and beauty salon management; personnel and Kickback LOWEST PRICES I organization development. ( Continued from p .l) If you are an agressive, organized self-starter willing to ■accept challenging responsibilities and able to move at a codes don’t do anything about the — OPEN 7DAYS — (fast pace under pressure, we would like to meet with you. source that is unethical.” For further information contact your placement office So far, the SEC has not brought |or call (213) 486-5349. action under the FCPA alone but it Equal opportunity employer M/F. had cited violations of the act along Information at UCSB Economics Undergraduate with charges of fraud based on ■ Students' Association Meeting, Thursday. January 24th. other laws. As stated in the study I North Hall -2127.12:05 to 12:50 p.m. of Cressey and Moore, to be Interviews on campus - February 15, 1980. Register at released next month, corporations Ithe Placement Center. . are in fact making attempts to clean house.

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O PAGE 14 PLASTER n a 7C < 10-6 Tues.-Fri CRAFTS CO s 10-5:30 Sat. "CLASSES" CO Days and Evenings Offered Gauchos Panning for Win in z Size Limited < CO Call for Information 5915 CALLE REAL» G C L E TA .C A 93017»967-3063 Wild West Race of the PCAA S3YMVHJ < suouaiw • S3nddns la y • SNid • siNaiNVNao svm siaHD. By ERIC BIDNA overall record is 10-9. boast Steve Parrott, now the board ! The 49ers, you might remember The Gauchos, on the other hand, crashing king, averaging 6.1 per i from your history courses, were are streaking. They’ve won six of game. Richard “ Dino” Anderson grubby pioneers who journeyed seven games (their only loss is next with 5.8 per game. 1 West around 1849 to search for coming from high scoring Utah At the line, freshman sensation gold, but most just found saloons State), and are second in the PCAA York Gross is leading the team, and the arduous life of the Old behind that elusive Utah State. downing 82 percent. Gross, West. But the 49ers do have something although a freshman, lead the PROFESSIONAL HAIRSTYLISTS Now, with gold over $800 an shining in the bottom of their pan, team to an overtime win against Specialising in Cut & Blovc Drying ounce, it is probable that others namely two all-American can­ San Jose State. His shot at the might begin another quest for that didates. Head Coach Tex Winter buzzer gave the Gauchos the two Uni-Sex Shop wonderful metal. has been tauting his two standout points they needed to tie the game, 5925 Calle Real Meet the Long Beach State 49ers. forwards, Michael Wiley and sending it into overtime, before the (805) 987-0826 Goleta, Ca. 93017 They looked for gold in the 1970s Francois Wise. Wiley is leading the Gauchos finally won, 76-66. and struck it in their athletic club with 19.6 points per game, This win is important for the department. while Wise is second at 14.5 points. Gauchos. Not only would a win Long Beach State was one of the In comparison, the Gauchos break their losing streak at Long powerhouses of athletics in the scoring leader Tom DeMarcus has Beach Arena, but it would up them ORCHID BOWL nostalgic 1970s and was considered been averaging 12.6 per game. to 4-1 in league play and would one of the Southland’s best overall He’s sank 23 of 40 (.575) in his last even coach DeLacy’s UCSB career • Bowling - Open 24 Hours athletic schools, behind UCLA, four games. win-loss record to 22-22. USC, Pepperdine and UCSB. Long Beach is 10-9. They’ve “ We have a quiet confidence, • Billiards That long tradition, that gold knocked off nationally ranked these days,’ ’ the coach said. • Game Machines fever is what the UCSB basketball BYU, 78-76, Wichita State, 77-72 • Coffee Shop team will be up against tonight in and perrenial powerhouse Long Beach (8:05 p.m., KTMS AM, Marquette, 77-69. 1250). Because, besides the The home arena for the 49ers has From Nashville ... at the GALLEON ROOM tradition of their great reputation, been a virtual gold mine. In the ACE DINNING there isn’t much more you can say 12,000 seat Long Beach Arena, the One o f the Country's Top Entertainers! about the 49ers’ basketball team. 49ers are 7-2 this year. UCSB has PLAYING AND SINGING ALL THE They’re 2-2 in PCAA play, while not beaten them there since 1969. TOP MUSIC ... 'SPECIALLY COUNTRY the Gauchos are 3-1. CSULB lost The Gauchos will have to pan for two last weekend, against San Jose Wednesday thru Saturday Nite gold themselves. And they’ve State, 64-61 and a 100-93 overtime found much of it right under their loss against undefeated, PCAA noses in their lineup. ORCHID BOWL - GALLEON ROOM leaders Utah State. The 49ers’ Besides DeMarcus, the Gauchos 5925 Calle Real - Goleta • • • Ph. 967-0128 BASKETBALL STATISTICS UC SANTA 6ARBARA , (♦•7) G F G - A t t P e t F T - A t t P e t R e b -A v g A t l t P ts A v g D e M a rc u s ...... 14 M -140 •SSO 24-34 .745 »2-5.T t 202 12.4 A n d e rs o n ...... H 74-100 .404 31-44 .70S 93-5.1 14 1(3 11.4 G r o t s ...... W 49-104 .442 42-SI .124 53-3.» 14 140 10.0 P a r r o t t ...... H 49-91 •S3» 39-S4 .722 90-4.1 32 137 0.4 NEW EARLY ABORTION O c a tia ...... U 47-111 .433 33-39 .144 31-1.9 44 127 7.9 37-79 .34? 27-40 .475 1»-1.1 M It S.1 PREGNANCY TESTING • GENERAL ANESTHESIA (ASLEEP) M a y a ...... Le w is ...... 13 17-S3 .327 13-19 •4M 1 M J 14 47 3.9 •MEW TEST C0*HWSrKaUNCY ON LOCAL ANESTHESIA R o b e r ti...... 32-50 .44« 4-4 1.000 1»-1.4 1 SO 1 J WITHIN A FEW RHYS OF CRNCEPTNM • I LOW F S — INCLUDES LAI Levesauskas...... 7 4-4 .447 4-S .IM 2-0.2 1 12 1 .7 (RESULTS WHILE YOU WAIT; TESTS. COUNSELING. SUNGERY. Jo h n s o n ...... 14 4-10 .4 M 4-4 1.0 M 19-1.4 2 14 1.0 1 2 0.4 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY) MEDICATIONS. A POST­ Cooper...... „ ...... S 1-3 •SM 0-2 .000 S-1.0 24-53 .453 14-21 .742 44-3.» 17 47 5.4 OPERATIVE EXAM O th e r s ( 3 ) ...... •FR EE UCG PREGNANCY TESTING UCSB TOTALS ...... U 44t-49t .454 241-321 .757 539-33.7 21» 10S9 44.3 • CONFIDENTIAL A PERSONAL OPPS TOTALS...... u 435-17» .495 2S3-401 .431 SS7-34.» 274 1123 70.2 CARE • MEDI-CAL A STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE ACCEPTED California Pregnancy Counseling Service. Inc. THE SPOILERS 14 W. Micheltorena 3L • Santa Barbara 3160 E. Telegraph Rd. • Ventura LIVE AT THE SHACK IN G O L E T A York Gross is the team’s NOTICE OF leading free throw shooter, THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY at nearly over 82 percent. PUBLIC HEARING JANUARY 25 and 26 He shot 12 of 12 against Fordham last year. LOCAL COASTAL PROGRAM The South Central Coast Regional Commission will hold the FIRST of two scheduled Public Hearings WE NEED YOUR on the University of California Santa Barbara (UCSB) Long Range Development Plan (LRPD) at 1:15 p.m. on Saturday, January 26, 1980, in the Santa Barbara County Planning Commission Room, 115 East Anapamu Street, Santa Barbara. At this hearing the VOTE Commission will accept public testimony on the land use plan and maps. Young Republicans unite and let your In order to meet the legislative requirement of the voice be heard! Join us Sunday, Coastal Act of 1976 that the final Regional Com­ January 27, 7:00 pm* at the Chili mission action on the LRDP occur within 90 days of Factory for the first organizational the submittal of the Board of Regents approved meeting of the Student Republicans LRDP, (February 25, 1980) the Regional Commission Club. Your support CAN make the has scheduled the second and final public hearing on the LRDP for the third week in February. Public difference! Call 964-0561 for notice of the exact date and time for the February reservations. hearing will be provided prior to that hearing. Copies of the land use plan are available for public review at the Goleta Public Library, Santa Barbara Public Library (main branch), and the UCSB Library f r E A i r Archives Department. A limited number of copies are available at the Regional Commission office. l r & i > Your participation in the Regional Commission hearings is encouraged and requested. Any in­ terested person may attend and present testimony at •Republican Special the public hearing on January 26th or submit letters $5.00-burger, fries, salad, soft to the South Central Coast Regional Commission at drink and entertainment. 735 State Street, Suite 612, Santa Barbara 93101. For 4223 State 964-0561 further information please call James Johnson at the & S A I J O Ö ^ Regional Commission office. (805) 963-8871. .There IS more. than.,1 .political, party!__ ... THURSDAY. JANUARY24. 1980 DAILY N8XUS PAGE IB Hair Styling ☆ Colorizing ☆ Permanents Krantz Beams Confidence C a ll... let’s get together again ! Former Construction Worker One of UCSB's Best 1«21 Chapala 986-0507 • 882-0910 By MARK LEWELLEN ever made in my life.” 100 and 200 backstrokes, he’ll also — festering products by — The sun is setting when Brent Opposing swim teams are in­ try to add a third prize to his Jherimack ☆ Nexus ☆ Redkin Krantz finally gets home after clined to think it was the worst. His collection in the 200 individual — Come visit— practice. There isn’t much light first year in the Gaucho pool, medley. left to guide his weary body home, Krantz finished third in the PCAA Once an Escondido construction Martha o Mary

Wilson. Assistant coach Carol State, Irvine and Pepperdine. His For m ore information Yes! I'd like to know East, who already knew Krantz, best times so far this year, 52.7 in That’s important when a team mail the coupon more about Intra- Nam e was dispatched to see him, and the 100 backstroke and 1:56.6 works together six hours a day, or c all.. . M ed . I understand I Address am under n o obliga­ somehow persuaded him to enroll backstroke, are better than his top starting Oct. 1 and getting only ten tion to buy. SO_ Stttt at UCSB. marks at the same time a year days of Christmas break. Bob Kinney JË B_ In retrospect, Krantz calls his ago. Sente Berbers Ineoronce Brokers Agency Telephone Number decision to come back to school"... 1B11 State Street. BuHeB Best time to call In addition to attempting to Krantz agrees. “ It wouldn’t be tMH.Swbw.CrtHwiil.M1g Qd*r probably the best decision I ’ve repeat as PCAA champion in the worth it otherwise.” non Swimmers Host Invitational By CRAIG LIVINGSTON Renner feels her swimmers are Having faced Cal Poly SLO last For UCSB’s women’s swim mentally prepared for this meet. weekend, the Gauchos know what team, this weekend will be Hosting their awn invitational to expect from them. The same is anything but another kick-back swim meet should give the not true with UNLV and San Jose Santa Barbara weekend that most Gauchos an extra incentive. State. UNLV has freestyler Karen of us are used to. Instead of joining Renner commented, “ I ’m looking Rempal, who is possibly headed the numerous other beachgoers for for everybody to do a super job.” for the Olympic trials in June. a day of relaxation and an oc­ Indeed it is going to take a super Rempal has made the Division I casional glance at the chemistry job to win this meet. With this qualifying times in the 100 and 200 book, the Gaucho women will be many teams and so many swim­ free with a blazing 52.6 and 1:53,3, doing battle for two consecutive mers in each event, anybody has a respectively. days at the campus pool. shot at the trophy. San Jose State is also known to Friday morning marks the The top four teams look to be have some excellent swimmers beginning of the two-day UCSB UCSB, Cal Poly SLO, Nevada-Las within its ranks. Renner confessed/ Invitational Swim Meet at the Vegas and San Jose State. All of “ San Jose has tremendous depth campus pool. The Gauchos will the schools participating in the and will be extremely tough.” host nine other universities from meet except Nevada-Las Vegas Among SJSU’s strong event, all over California and Nevada. are Division II schools. UNLV is backstroke and butterfly are the The visiting schools include Division I. strongest. University of Nevada-Las Vegas, San Jose State University, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Cal State University Los Angeles, U.C. 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