Vol. 60 No.47 University of California. Santa Barbara Thursday, November IS ,. Energy Executive Says LNG Urgent By MARK OHRENSCHALL Rensch made a reference to the Stressing the necessity of con­ demonstrators at the beginning of structing an LNG terminal at Pt. his talk, saying “ I was forewarned Concepcion and minimizing its that there would be demonstrators, dangers, Joseph Rensch, the but I ’m grateful to have this op­ president of a major Western LNG portunity to talk to you on this very subsidiary Wednesday declared important matter. the rights of Indians to be secon­ “ What we’re trying to do is bring dary to the energy needs of in energy supplies needed to bring California citizens. a tolerable future, not a prosperous “ Any possible disadvantage to one,” he said. Indians (by construction of the Rensch stressed that citizens terminal) is outweighed by the should not underestimate “ the needs of 22 million Californians to importance of natural gas. It a future with sufficient energy supplies half of our non­ supplies,*’ said Rensch, whose transportation energy needs, while company, Pacific Lighting nuclear energy supplies only two Company is a major subsidiary of percent. Performing a ledge-balancing act high above students hurrying to class, this painter hearings on the proposed LCP. (Please turn to p.3, col.i) along with northern California’s adds another coat to the Engineering Building. Pacific Gas and Electric forms Western LNG. His remarks came at a speech Parks and Recreation before the Channel City Club at the Offer $1.8 Million for Miramar Hotel, where ap­ proximately 30 demonstrators Proposed Oceanfront Ellwood Property picketed outside the banquet room. Chanting “ Go Away, LNG” , the By STEVE MIYADI protesters carried placards, some condominiums on the Haskell and the planning commission, their public hearings on the LCP, The state Parks and Recreation of which read, “ Caution; LNG is property. They are also con­ become part of the extensive but have recently begun Department has been authorized to hazardous to your health” and “ No templating building a moderate- resources of the state Parks and deliberations on another plan try to secure the purchase of 73 $ for Indonesian dicta tors-down income housing development on Recreation Department. proposed by the LCP staff and acres of oceanfront property just with LNG” . the adjacent Archibald property. Arguments for preservation or modified and approved by the east of the Ellwood pier. The protesters, who included Wallover, the developer of the development were heard by the county Planning Commission. Kim An appropriation of $1.8 million A.S. president Marty Cusack, Embarcadero subdivision across Board of Supervisors during Skinnarland, who heads the LCP to finance the Parks and Indians, their supporters and Highway 101 from Haskell’s hearingsonthe proposed LCP. This staff, has proposed a 40-acre Hollister Ranch residents, circled Recreation Department in its Beach, will have their proposal plan will eventually decide the fate miniumum parcel size for the bidding for the area has been outside of the room for the duration heard before the county Depart­ of all shoreline property from property which would prevent secured from the state legislature. N, of the speech and handed out ment of Environmental Resources Rincon Creek to the Santa Maria urbanization of the area. leaflets to the largely elderly, Two years ago, the department’s Attorney Arthur Henzell, who River. In addition, the state Parks and offer of $500,000 for the property (Please turn to p.16, col.i) conservative members of the represents Pacific Security Bank The supervisors have concluded fell far short of market value. Channel City Club as they exited. which holds the Archibald The Board of Supervisors has “ We just want to show you another property in trust, told the Board of continued deliberations on whether side,” said Diane Baker, a Supervisors during the hearing EOC's Influence On the 65-acre Haskell Beach area and Hollister Ranch resident. that the property is for sale and the adjacent eight-acre Archibald Some of the Indians at the that he supports the proposed peoperty should accomodate a demonstration said they had moderate income housing project Isla Vísta Discussed proposed housing development being contemplated. received subpoenas' yesterday to By STEVE BARTH who are floundering spiritually, project or be preserved as a state A decision by the supervisors appear for a hearing next Wed­ With growing religious unable to find direction often park. will decide whether the Haskell nesday on their recent occupation movements such as the require a strong hand to guide Development of the area has Beach. Area will become a of the Pt. Concepcion site, which Evangelical Orthodox Church, it is them. If they believe they are been proposed by Wallover Inc., residential development area, or they consider sacred ground. wise to examine both the potential indirectly being led by God, they which wants to build 153 townhouse on the advice of Local Coastal Plan benefits and the potential dangers are certainly more apt to follow a of such a group. path chosen for them with con- The right of any religous group Solar Energy Might Emerge as to practice its doctrines must be This is the last in a three- juxtaposed against the rights of the part series examining the community within which the Evangelical Orthodox Viable U.S. Energy Alternative religion is functioning. Church. Journalists often forget that By DENNIS HERMAN Functional Elements of the Solar Heating System besides freedom of the press, the fidence. With the United States’ in­ Controls First Amendment also grants Yet at the same time, such creasing dependance on foreign freedom of religion. strong leadership fosters depen­ countries for crude oil, there has The EOC has a right to worship dence and if an individual were to been a resurgence of research as it sees fit. It also has a right to suddenly find himself without the activity centered on finding become involved in local or guidance of his church for any alternative energy sources from national politics, but when it does it reason he might not only flounder This is the first in a series of ar­ runs the risk of conflicting with the once again but sink. ticles dealing with energy alter­ rights of others outside the church. For some, it is not the EOC’s natives other than nuclear power Members are offered many theory of church government with and liquefied natural gas. Today: things by the EOC. It attempts to which they find fault but the Solar Energy. Tomorrow: Coal bring order to their lives and give practice. In the opinion of some them security. Many former critics, most of the decisions available resources. members admit that many handed down by the elders are in Some forms of energy, such as Christians have need for the type the best interests of the recipient. biomass fuel synthesis and shale of authority the EOC uses. Those ( Please turn to p.6, col.3) oil, are relatively new sources of energy. Others, such as solar and Backup System wind power, have been used for centuries and are just now making Great American Smokeout Today a comeback. Storage Solar energy is perhaps the most Today marks the fourth annual giving up smoking is a one-day-at- widely recognized energy source ventional energy and is using a the point where it can provide 100 Great American Smokeout, in a-time thing. If you can give up apart from fossil fuels and nuclear renewable energy source that’s percent of the energy needs of the which smokers across the United smoking for a day, you can give it power. Each year, more and more going to be around for quite some average user. Additionally, op States are being asked to give up up for two days, three days, and so buildings are being constructed to time. The technology involved is ponents point to the construction of smoking for a day. on until you’ve quit.” utilize the sun as an energy source. simple and it is a non- polluting solar systems, such as solar The smokeout, sponsored by the Locally, the Cancer Society has Currently, California has ap­ source of energy. Furthermore, it collectors, as not being American Cancer Society, has set up a booth on the corner of proximately 50,000 solar hookups, helps people to become in­ aesthetically pleasing. been one of the most successful State and Carillo streets in Santa 30,000 of which are used in pool dependent of conventional energy A solar heating system for a anti-smoking events ever held. Barbara to get people to quit heating systems. Most of the other sources, such as the utilities, and private home can cost anywhere Last year, over 14.5 million of the smoking for the day. Today, a installations are as hot water matches our uses to our needs. ” from $400 to $2,000 depending on nation’s 54 million smokers par­ special appearance by the Disco heating systems in both private Opponents of solar energy have the size and location of the system ticipated in the smokeout. Of those, Turkey is scheduled. homes and industry. pointed to the expensive initial cost An industrial system can cost from roughly 3.6 million made it through “ He’s dressed like a turkey to According to Kathleen Gray of of construction and solar energy’s $10,000 to $1 million. Usually, a the entire day without lighting a symbolize that you have to give up the State Energy Commission’s technological limitations as fac­ system is able to pay for itself (in cigarette. smoking cold turkey. The people office in Sacramento, the ad­ tors which make it less desirable terms of energy savings) within According to Jo Blackburn of the who pledge to quit smoking will be vantages of solar are manifold. “ It as a source of energy. Solar three to five years after in- ACS, “ the event is being held to able to dance with the Disco (solar) uses very little con- technology has not yet advanced to - ( Please turn to p. is, owl. 1) draw attention to > the fact that. Turkey,’ ’.stated Blackburn. ... PAGE 2 DAILY NEXUS THU PSD A Y. NOVEMBER 15. 1979 H A I 1 N I S ------1 The State The Nation_____The World OAKLAND — Michael Dellums, 22, thè son of GREENSBORO, N.C. — A judge set bond PARMA, ITALY — A gas explosion Rep. Ronald Dellums (D-Berkeley) was found ranging from $4,000 to $50,000 for 13 men demolished three floors of the city hospital at guilty of second-degree murder and charged in the shooting deaths in Greensboro, Parma, Italy, killing at least 23 people and possession of a firearm by an ex-convict. An N.C. of five persons at a “Death to the Klan” burying patients, doctors and nurses under Oakland jury which began deliberations in the rally. A 14th defendant did not seek bond, and tons of debris. Rescue teams searched for 23 case Wednesday, found Dellums innocent on none of them has yet posted bond. Judge persons believed to be under the wreckage. two other firearms charges. Dellums was Robert Cecil said his decision on how much However, police said it was nearly impossible found guilty in the Feb. 17 shooting of Gregory bond to set for each man was based in large to estimate the number of victims of the blast Davis, 27, apparently during an argument part on whether the defendant had a weapon because it occurred during visiting hours and over the sale of $20 worth of marijuana. Davis during the incident. Two defendants were they had no idea how many people w ere inside died two weeks after the shooting. Defense charged with conspiracy to commit murder at the time of the blast. attorney Charles Garry had contended that and the others with five counts of first-degree Dellums shot in self defense. murder and one count of conspiracy MANILA — Philippine officials said a $1.1 SOLANO COUNTY, CA — A body found along billion nuclear power plant being built near a secluded road north of Benica in Solano MOLINO, FLORIDA — Demolition experts Manila is unsafe and demanded that the County was identified as that of Dianna Cheryl blasted nine derailed tank cars, sending a builder, Westinghouse Electric Corp., Bezargani, 31, of Concord. Authorities said her giant mushroom-shaped cloud 500 feet into the renegotiate its “iniquitous and onerous” throat had been cut and she had been stabbed Florida sky, in hopes of averting a runaway contract. President Ferdinand E. Marcos a number of times in the chest. The body was propane explosion. But Wayne Rutledge, the ordered a halt of interest payments on the discovered at the base of a 20-foot em­ man in charge of the demolition, said one of loans financing the plant, which total an bankment, just west of Interstate 680and Lake the six tankers containing liquid propane did estimated $127,000 a day. In Pittsburgh, a Herman Road. Authorities said they were not burn and could still pose a threat. The Westinghouse official said the plant is as safe trying to determine if the slaying was related remaining three cars contained other as any other of its type. to last May’s death of Shiri-Dine Bana, 19, of chemicals. The blast, which could be seen 20 Napa, whose body was found on the same miles away, tore holes in the tankers to free WASHINGTON, D.C. — A U.S. appeals court road. She had been stabbed at least 20 times in the liquid propane so it could more readily in Washington heard arguments on whether the chest. burn. Three of the cars had been burning for President Carter can terminate the 1954 VERNON — A semitrailer truck containing three days. The cars derailed Sunday near defense treaty with Taiwan without $44,000 worth of hanging beef was hijacked Molino when a 109-car train hit a section of congressional approval. The President an­ and its driver kidnapped in Vernon. Police washed-out track. For the demolition, nounced last December that the treaty would said James Dale Smith, 45, told them he was authorities cleared about 2,000 persons out of end next Jan. 1 as part of U.S. recognition of asleep in the cab, waiting to deliver his load to an area with a five-mile radius. China. Last month, a federal district judge a Vernon packing house, when four men upheld the contention of Sen. Barry Goldwater forced their way inside, took over the rig and MEMPHIS — A cross burned on the lawn of (R-Ariz.) and others that the President must drove to Inglewood where they released him black mayoral candidate W. Otis Higgs Jr. in share treaty-breaking authority with and drove his rig away. the early morning in Memphis, prompting an Congress. Carter appealed that ruling. The LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles police were FBI investigation and a request by Mayor appeals court is expected to rule within a few trying to identify a man, believed to be in his Wyeth Chandler for police protection for him weeks. early 20s, who was killed when his car went and his challenger until Thursday’s election. LISBON — Two terrorists wounded Israel’s out of control and skidded into a utility pole at Chandler also asked the City Council to ap­ ambassador to Portugal and killed his Herbert Ave. and 1st St. Traffic investigators prove a $5,000 reward for the arrest of those bodyguard in a grenade and machine-gun said the man was pronounced dead at the responsible for the incident. The burning cross ambush in Lisbon. Three other persons were scene and no identification was found on his was first noticed by Mrs. Higgs when a brick injured. person or in the demolished automobile. was thrown through the living room window.

i— vacm — | TODAY CHICANO PRE-LAW COM MITTEE: Meeting — reps from Hastings .. UCLA law schools will be present, noon, Center for Chicano Stds. UNDERGRADUATE SOCIOLOGY UNION: Meeting to discuss upcoming events. Also, rep. from Manpower will be there to discuss her work and opportunities open to sociology majors. Everyone welcome, 12 noon, Ellison 2824. ASSOCIATION OF PRE-LAW STUDENTS: Presenting Deputy District Attorney Pat McKinley. Otherwise known as “ Maximum Mac. ” He will speak on crime, 7:30 p.m., UCen 3137. ECON UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ASSOC.: Planning meeting — general mtg. to plan upcoming events! Noon, North Hall 2127. KCSB-FM: KCSB news staff meeting today in the news room. It’s important that everyone attend, 5:30, KCSB news room. B O B , STUDENT LOBBY: Members and non-members are welcome to attend our weekly meeting, 4:00, Lobby Office, 3rd fl. UCen. ESSA: E.S. Dept, soccer game, 3:30. A keg will be present; meet near the handball courts. All E.S. majors invited. SKI CLUB: Meeting, 6:30, Geo 1100. FRIENDS OF SUNRAE: Meeting and film, 5:00, UCen 2294. MARLEY DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY: 2nd biannual talent show at Old Little Theatre from 8-10 p.m. Admission $1.00. DEPARTM ENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE: Colloquium: Prof. Arthur Pyster, Dept, of Computer Science at UCSB, 2:45 p.m. Eng. and the WAILERS 3114. WITH SPECIAL GUEST STAR UCSB BICYCLE CLUB: Executive Council meeting, all members invited to attend, 7 p.m. 6586 Madrid. H ILLEL: Israeli dancing. Come and learn or just join in on the fun, 4-5:30 p.m. Old Gym. BETTY WRIGHT ASPB: Free slideshow — “ CIA Killed JFK ” — See new photo evidence the media won’t print, noon, UCen 2253. SUNDA/- NOVEMBER 25 - 2 PM H ILLEL: “ So You Want To Be Jewish? Conversion in Judaism.” Class & discussion led by John Moscowitz, student rabbi, 7-8:30 p.m. SANTA BARBARA COUNTY BOWL UCen 2294. RESERVED SEAT TICKETS: $9.50, $8.50, $7.50 AVAILABLE IN SANTA BARBARA: TURNING POINT, MORNING GLORY MUSIC, TICKET EXPRESS, TICKET BUREAU, ROCKP1LE & TICKETRON; SOLVANG: RECORDS ETC.; SAN LUIS OBISPO, - ...... * SANTA MARIA, ATASCADERO: CHEAP THRILLS & TICKETRON; VENTURA: DREAM WEAVER, JAILHOUSE RECORDS 4 TICKETRON; OXNARD: GRANDPA POOPIES; ALL AREAS: CHARGELINE 213/520-9111. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: 805/963-8634. CSO Escort 9 6 1 3 4 4 6 PRODUCED BY ATTRACTIONS THURSDAY, N'ÒVÉMBER 15, 1979,tVt DAILY NEXUS PAGES Past Tw o Fiscal Years Water Board Operating With Deficit Budget By KATHY MARVIN because it is a non-profit San Luis Obispo and Ventura, funds by appropriating and Expenses of the Goleta Water organization, the Goleta Water Goleta’s water rate is relatively spending $1,350,000 for capital District have been running in. District’s goal is to reach an low. construction projects. excess of revenues for the past two equilibrium where the cost of Water rates have not increased Last Tuesday, two new mem­ previous fiscal years. If this operation equals the revenues in the Goleta Water District since bers, Donald Weaver and Gary situation continues, it will even­ generated. July of 1975. McFarland, were elected to the tually lead to a water rate in­ This year’s outlook is brighter, Water Board. The members of the crease. “ Approximately $90,000 is in 'however, according to Garrick. board now include Donna Hone, Mike Garrick, an accountant for reserve at this time.” This reserve “ Expenses are down and revenues Weaver, McFarland, Ed Maschke the Goleta Water District, said that are up for the first quarter of this may keep water rates down for this and Linda Philips. the reason for this excess of cost of fiscal year.” year. In the 1975-76 fiscal year the operation over revenues is because district appropriated $275,000 of The water rate is established of the low water sales. The water district has tried to available reserve funds toward the yearly by the board, which also “ For the past two fiscal years avoid a water rate increase, by. one-time reduction that year of sets the budget for the water the district did operate at ajpss but decreasing the number of its staff property taxes. During the period district. Boundaries of the Goleta the loss was prim arily’attributed from 70 in 1974 to 40 in 1979, from July 1,1975 through June 30, district are the freeway at Las .to the decreased sales of water Garrick said. Compared to water 1977, the district spent the majority Positas, north to El Capitan and which were not anticipated. , rates in other counties between of the unappropriated reserve from the ocean to the foothills.

•Ç.K.A • CALVIN KLEIN • EENI MEENI • LINEN BLAZER &TANTS • A SMILE • Executive Declares LNG Urgent % 0 (Continued frqm p.l) Gas Company, an agreement was by 1983, it may be too late by 1984." H Z % “ Nine out of ten homes, in our made in 1973 between Western Rensch believes Western LNG 03 state heat their water with gas, LNG and the Indonesian govern­ has “ tried to work with the In­ 1 while three of four cook with it. It’s ment to import LNG. dians, and we intend to in the not a marginal energy source; its The Japanese signed an future. We’ve offered to acquire i tJ J . a diminishing could disrupt agreement with Indonesia the land for them, we moved our site 913 embarcadero del norte, isla vista# 9685815 * 10-6 CD California’s economy,” he said. same year, and began receiving over a quarter mile to avoid their Without LNG, Rensch claimed shipments to their four terminals relics. Administrative Law Judge reliance will continue to be placed in 1977, while the earliest. Pt. Samuel Gordon, however, said the on fuel oil, which is expensive and Concepcion couldifib operation site had no particular religious l contributes significantly to air would be 1983. cUt£ our significance to the Indians and that s E pollution. LNG is a “ clean” fuel, I project is delayed,- costs an it did not differ from other villages. (/) while coal supplies are limited in additional $1 million, yie brunt of Our commission is on behalf of all £ 0 a California. which is borne by the ¿onsumers, the people of the state of Califor­ D In the two decades following “ Rensch said. nia,” he said. • World War II, “Pacific Lighting After 250 witnesses and 30,000 During a question and answer wCO. increased their gas supplies from pages of testimony the Federal session, Rensch was asked about w0 3 - 03 O iomestic sources. This had a lot to Energy Regulatory Commission the dangers of LNG. r4 - o do with southern California’s and the State Public Utilities “ It can’t explode,” he replied. CL * growth during that period. Commision had declared LNG “ It won’t burn until it’s in gas JE • BANDAGES • CABAL • FRENCH CONNECTION • ERIC G. • GREAT N.Y.Y . B B V The late 60s saw the reduction of ncessary, Rensch sees present form. And talk of a vapor cloud is traditional sources. It had to be court challenges as “ obstacles to the most ridiculous thing ever supplemented by gas from overcome, and we’re confident conceived. We’ve got a tremen­ Alaska’s north slope. they will be. If we don’t get it built dous fail-safe method/' “ Today, we’re using two times as much gas as the early 70s and MUSIC BOXES • BANKS • PLANTERS • WHISTLES » LAMPS • STATUES< our supply is a quarter less. There’s an urgent longterm need to supplement our supplies. LNG can C/> >- fill this role,” Rensch said. > According to Rensch, by the year > o I— 2000, 50 percent of the world’s oil < reserves will be depleted, but only PLASTER 20 percent of its gas reserves will CRAFTS > be exhausted. This is another C/) TO-6 Tues.-Fr* c r Q_ 10-5:30 Sat:; reason why Rensch feels LNG c importation is crucial. After a need for LNG was THIS YEAR - determined bv Southern California o PAINT YOUR OWN o o HOLIDAY DECORATIONS AND GIFTS! AUTO for SALE < Drive your auto or whatever to CD see Mary for blow-dry-easy CO No. 9 bus from UCSB to Fairview and Calle Real o id o haircuts Er natural perms. Z ' in the Orchid Bowl Center HAIR AFFAIR < 5915 CALLE REAL* G O L E TA .C A 93017*967-3063 z CD o 966-0507 CO 1021 CHAPALA »S .B . MASTER CHARGE *V 6A S9IAIVHJ • SBOddllAI • SdllddflS Id V • SNIdi • SINdlAIVNdO SVIAI1SIHH3

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As 60 Americans enter their 11th day in the captivity of militant Iranian students in the U.S. embassy in Iran, it seems that the crisis may have reached its peak. On Monday we felt that diplomacy would be the '1 S S THE GOOD ODTAA (X m X & m > 1W R IS OUT AGAIN! * primary mode available to extricate the Americans from their precarious fate. Iran’s action is a clear violation of International Law, and represents an act of terrorism that cannot be tolerated, yet we believed that the United States could bring substantial leverage upon Iran. 9UIBV US Since then a series of announcements haschangedthe script somewhat. President Carter first took the step of seeking those Iranian immigrants who have violated their visas, and deporting them. We opposed this action Foreign Policy Question for we fear the crackdown will deteriorate into a modern-day witch hunt guided by anti-Iranian Editor, Daily Nexus: being.” It is clearly our govern­ have every right to hate the U.S. ment’s fault that the lives of government as our political emotions, thus endangering the safety of the The latest development of the situation in Iran has again proven thousands of college students were wheeling produced a hated and Am ericans. the inability of our government to lost in Iran. Estimates have been feared tyrant which could only be Carter then formally ended the importation of Iranian understand and to deal (or not to as high as 60,000 the number of replaced through a long and bloody oil, moments before Iran publicized its intent to stop deal) with foreign governments people killed during the last year battle! A government elected by exports to the U.S. We feel this move has a number of and their people. There are some alone of the Shah’s dictatorship. the people can be changed both How do we work for our own quickly and bloodlessly. implications to be considered, over the short and long basic questions that we must ask ourselves when considering our interests while adhering to our own I am certainly not suggesting term. The United States will not face an immediate foreign policy. ideals? This question in itself that the United States should send shortage of petroleum products as other countries What do we expect from our implies that we must define our in the marines and set up supply the additional needs of the U.S. But in the long dealings with foreign countries? own ideals. “ Liberty and justice democratic governments in every run, the move will test the public’s ability to withstand The saddest aspect of our gover­ for all” is flattering when we apply country of the world. What I am higher fuel costs, gasoline lines and the requisite to nment today is that we don’t deal it to our standards of treating saying is that we cannot support with another country unless we fellow Americans but in our oppressive governments like that conserve fuel as a first step toward decreasing expect something in return. When dealings with foreign countries we which was in Iran. The United America’s reliance on foreign oil. the American C.I.A. put the Shah tend to forfeit their “ liberty” and States is the most powerful nation Within the present crisis, the move is a strong in power in 1953 the motives were “ justice” for our own benefit. Our in the world. We must not abuse statement of Carter’s desire not to be intimidated by clearly not to benefit the people of government has financed many this power by enslaving other peoples for the protection of our Iran. While we again stress that clear thinking Iran but To provide the United coups and revolutions but few, if States with another puppet. In this any, have ended in democracy. own interests but we must use it to diplomacy will result in an agreement enabling both the Shah served a duel purpose — The present situation in Iran could support the advancement of liberty sides to claim a “victory,” this move dispels much that of providing the U.S. with a have been avoided had we only and justice which we consider so thought that the U.S. needs Iran as an ally. What the place from which we could keep an wanted for others that which we important in America. U.S. needs is the assurance of the safety of the 60 eye on Russia, and as a guarantee have ourselves. The people of Iran Stanton C. Lawson to keep oil flowing to the U.S. at a Americans, and no more. cheap and steady rate. We did not have the consent or support of the Finally, the public statement of new demands by Iranian people nor did we ask for Harassment is Iran’s Revolutionary Council represents the first in­ it. We continued to support the Shah dication by Iran that negotiations for the hostages’ (and would be supporting him Federal Concern release may be forthcoming. While it is not a concession today) as long as he gave us the by any means, we feel it is a softening of the Iranians’ kick-back. As for the students and Editor, Daily Nexus: stitutions. As part of that study, the previous position. workers who were against him, our The National Advisory Council Council is requesting information The new demands, in addition to the ultimate demand government did not hesitate to on Women’s Educational from former and present victims send in C.I.A. agents to teach all Programs is conducting an on­ about their experiences, and from of the Shah’s extradition are: the U.S. admit the Shah the latest techniques of torture to going project to examine ways in any others who may have has committed criminal acts during his reign, the Shah Savak, the Shah’s secret police, so which the Federal government can knowledge of such harassment. return the money he reportedly extorted from the that he could practice them on and should assist in protecting Responses need not provide any Iranian people while in power, and the allowance of hundreds of thousands of his students from being sexually data which might identify the Iranian investigators to question him. “ subjects.” We condoned, even harassed by faculty, staff, or other respondent, but should describe recommended this brutality for the employees of secondary and the type of harassment involved, W e believe these demands w ill bring new directions to protection of our own “ well­ postsecondary education in- the institutional and academic the diplomatic talks. The Carter administration setting in which the incident(s) remains steadfast in its position to not concede took place, any institutional or anything, as a trade-off for the hostages. But there must Legal Services other action on the matter if the be limits to this hard line. We cannot advocate the ex­ incident was reported, and the eventual outcome. The Council tradition of the Shah, but there is no reason to believe Needed Program welcomes comments on this issue that an American hard line will bring the American Editor, Daily Nexus: needed fixing, knows the at any time, but hopes to conclude hostages home. The A.S. Leg Council took a frustration of hassling and being this phase of the project by We hope the U.S. diplomats and Carter consider the commendable action Wednesday hassled by a landlord. It’s hard to January 1980, and asks that Iranian demands before locking the U.S. into an in­ Nov. 7 by appropriating $9,404 to assert your right to a clean and responses be submitted before the Isla Vista Legal Clinic to ad­ habitable place to live when the then. Depending on the nature, flexible bargaining position. The U.S. supported the vise and represent students in rental companies take the phones scope, and circumstances of 'Shah, never questioning the unjust tactics he employed housing disputes. Anyone who has off the hook, or tell you to go rent sexual harassment reported, the to run Iran. It may be time that the U.S. acknowledge had their security deposit ripped somewhere else. Council may hold hearings on ths the Shah’s wrongdoings if the Americans are to be off, lived through a winter under a But tenants do have rights, and subject in the future. Ultimately, freed. leaky roof, or been unable to find now they have the means to en­ the Council may make recom­ their landlord when the toilet force them. Any student can bring mendations for appropriate his or her housing problem to the Federal action on the problem if DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau Isla Vista Legal Clinic, and an warranted by the project’s fin­ attorney will be available to dings. 'myrstihsushb? recoup op negotiate with the landlord, and to The National Advisory Council uawn6 turn Mwomes hap 'FEB. 17. SENT MAO obviously precedep me. also, NEW RESPIRATORY take the landlord to court if the on Women’s Educational FACTTHATÏ GAYE TOASTM TENT WITH MY matter cannot be resolved Programs is a presidential^ JAPANESE SEEMS TO HAVE COMPLIMENTS.* otherwise. Beginning Nov. 15, the MADE QUÍTE AH/MPRESS/ON.' appointed body, established by services of the attorney will be Congress to advise and report on totally free of charge; students attaining sex equity in education. who wish to sue their landlord need Its offices are at 1832 M Street, only pay a $27 filing fee to the N.W., Suite 821, Washington D.C., court, and a minimal amount for 20036. Responses should be ad­ xeroxing. dressed to the chair of the Council, Tenants, you no longer need to Ms. Eliza M. Carney. suffer in sijence. Leg Council has Don McLennan (Please turn top.5, cot.2> External President THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1979 DAILY NEXUS PAGES

Housing Notes The Association of Prelaw Students Presents: Speaker PAT McKINLEY Deputy D.A., S.B. County Understanding Rental Costs — w ith — n a t By VICTOR OBESO income that translate into “ losses” for tax purposes, MAXIMUM MACK Your rents keep rising each year, even as the when in fact property may have garnered substantial quality of your accommodations sink to lower and cash flow profits as well as appreciated in value. lower depths, and you ask yourself, why? If you pay These “ losses” can then be subtracted from an on CRIME attention to the popular media, you’d probably owner’s total income (even income having nothing to with a Beverage and Cheese Party conclude that “ inflation” is the cause of your ills. do with the property) to further shelter him/her from THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Taken as a single factor, however inflation, the the payment of taxes. UCen 3137 at 7:30 pm phenomena of skyrocketing prices, is not sufficient to Three of the deductions allowed are for operating explain the increase in rents. expenses, property taxes, and mortgage interest, all Well then, you say, the explanation for high rents — of which are paid for by tenants in their exorbitant low quality must be that good old law of supply and monthly rents. Yet none of these tax breaks benefit demand. The supply of housing in this area is tenants. As I have already shown, landlords have COUPON ------1 relatively fixed; the demand for housing is in­ incentives to keep operating expenses at a minimum, creasing at a faster rate; therefore the price of leading to a poor price to quality ratio for tenants. housing must increase in order to compensate for this Though property taxes are paid by tenants, tenants CT.he Quality j disparity. are not accorded tax breaks on a par with those of This analysis begins to touch on the reasons for the homeowners. The allowance of a mortgage interest ^ Alternative \ problems that tenants face, but there is a much more deduction only encourages heavy mortgaging and pernicious component involved. The system of frequent refinancing by sophisticated investors, with property ownership itself, and the economic rules the higher costs of such actions being passed on via FEATURING which govern this system, dictate to property owners higher rents. that they must maximize profits, regardless of the LIVE MUSIC ramifications to the consumer. An understanding of Stretching logic to its illogical limits is the Hamburgers the whole family will Wed.-Sat. depreciation tax deduction allowed landlords. enjoy1 Beef ground fresh each day. the ways in which landlords benefit monetarily from prepared to order, served on freshly 7 - 10 p m the ownership of other peoples’ homes is central to an Depreciation is a sound concept in certain economic baked buns, topped with a wide array of cheeses, fresh fruit and Now Appearing understanding of the problems facing all tenants. realms. Its basic assumption is that as a particular vegetables Try famous Me CONNELL S ICE CREAM for A common misconception made by lay persons and capital good (e.g., a printing press) ages it gradually dessert1 Ron Hollar even some naive and inexperienced landlords is that loses its value. Buildings would also seem to lose a landlord’s profits consist solely of the cash flow their value as they age and eventually fall apart, but I 5688 CALLE REAL • CALLE REAL CENTER from rental income, i.e., the money left each year such ¿ .phenomenon is contradicted by all historical after paying the operating expenses, property taxes data. Except for those slum dwellings which are j GOLETA, CA 964-0496 and mortgage payments. While in some instances literally ready to fall down, property values in ______COUPON.. this is indeed the sole source of income to the lan­ general are constantly APPRECIATING; in dlord, in most cases this is the least important aspect California at a current annual rate of 10-15 percent of the profit picture. This is illustrated by the fact per year and in the South Coast at an amazing 15-25 that in these days of high interest rates and hence percent per year! So while a landlord’s property is PREMIER WEST COAST TOUR exorbitant mortgage payments some landlords ac­ actually increasing in value, representing profits at European and last coast Tours soM Out tually incur a NEGATIVE cash flow for the year And resale time, our tax system allows him/her to claim concert A rm « Menegement Productions presents while the cash flow is not generally the main source that it is declining in value, and hence he0 he is able of income and though some landlords do incure to avoid the payment of taxes on its true value. When negative cash flows, most landlords wish to minimize resale time comes along, a landlord’s profits are their negative cash flow by raising rents while taxes at a “ capital gains” rate, or approximately minimizing their operating expenses. one-half the normal income tax rate. By examining the manner in which landlords This tax ploy, as are all the others, is meant to prioritize their monthly payments, tenants can come encourage further investment in housing by these to understand other investment advantages that already wealthy individuals, to the supposed benefit accrue to the landlord. First, landlords pay their of the non-monied classes unable to purchase their mortgage payments, which are part principle, own homes. Yet the problems of low and moderate representing future profit to the landlord, and part income people within this system have persisted, interest, or, profit to the lending institution which unchanged, for generations. Do you suppose a new financed the mortgage loan. Second, landlgod% p^y, u , ¿system is needed’ , property taxes to avoid foreclosure by the state, and ■ A colorfully spectacular troupe of 38 fire insurance to protect their property (but not their tenants’ property). Last on the list of payments to be made is operating expenses, such things as TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY management, payroll, and maintenance of individual Needed Tuesday, Nov. 20,8:30 pm units. Special Matinee, 3:30 pm Tenants must realize that higher interest costs provide an incentive to landlords to raise rents, and a Arlington Theatre *•*» i» t » n concomitant disincentive to landlords to raise Program maintenance levels. This fact in conjunction with TICKETS: *12* »10*. ••*. *6* EVENING •S. »7. »6 MATINEE inadequate tenant protections in our “ standard of (Continued from p.4) Senior Citizens I Student Discount available habitability” codes leaves tenants in a perilous at Matinee performance only! »s, »4. »3 situation indeed. Tenants should realize that lan­ taken an unprecedented and highly welcome step to dlords are not necessarily acting with invidious intent ameliorate the deplorable housing conditions in Isla but are merely acting rationally within the confines Vista, and to stem landlord abuse of tenant rights. of the economic system under which they operate. The next step is yours. It is the convoluted logic of this system whiph allows landlords tax deductions on their gross rental Jamie Kerr

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P E A C H B O Y A Japanese Folktale a play for young audiences with Bunraku Puppets written by Marie Starr & Larry Jorgensen directed by Tracy Ward

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Concert Review John Prine and Band Shine

ByNORMCOURY for his caliope-like organ was circus sound circa any ...Sixty-five agents sitting on a fence, . year. Leo Le Blanc’s pedal steel guitar was a Sayin’ Hey little brother look what we got for you, Nashville needle, sewing the country quilt together. We’re gonna rope off an area an' put on a show And together they were, literally. In string fests, From the Canadian border down to Mexico, guitarist John Burns, bassist Tom Piekarski, and And that’d be the most Prine with his two chords worth of rhythm guitar, all Potentially gross huddled around the magnetic pedal steel. Or Prine Thing that we could possibly do. crouched hopping back to drummer Angie Varias, These lines are from John Prine’s who would syncopate the songs’ tight finishes. “ Onomatopoeia,” a satirical slap at the megabuck This is the same band that accompanied Prine on moguls who tried to capitalize on his vision. his recent LP Pink Cadillac. True to himself, Prine denied them. So when his As is the case with most vibrant rock bands, this name doesn’t generate enough trade to fill 900-seat album’s tunes were even more infectious live. During Campbell Hall for two shows, it’s a direct con­ “ There She Goes,” a good percentage of even the A.S. sequence of his uncompromising artistry; he’s never crew were dancing in the aisles, like Mony Baroney had any intention of selling out. with a flashlight. Consistently, the crowd responded And though the case of the absent students surely with generous ovations, and Prine loved it. After didn’t bother Prine Saturday night, it certainly is a introducing the band late in the show, he shame. For not only were the subtle crafts of a truly acknowledged himself and the atmosphere with great songwriter staged, but also the mainstream classic understatement, “ ...and I ’m John Prine and might of a downright dynamite rock band. this is alright.” The John Prine Band, rather than being One reason why the show was so “ alright” was the discouraged by poor advance sales, seemed quite singer’s intelligent pacing. After cooking the crowd relaxed with the idea of playing one elongated, into a batch of hollering loonies, he would gingerly freewheeling show instead of two economic ones. rock'their cradle to the soft strains of a sentimental Moving with cooperative precision from the powerful song, like “ Sam Stone” or “ Hello in There.” celebration of Prine’s high-spirited stuff to the moody Almost any other rock performer attempting such nuances of tender ballads and chilling commentary, a dramatic display of mood manipulation would they were a backup band in the finest sense. surely fail. But Prine’s slower selections are so Always complementary rather than selfish, the sensitive and cathartic that the hungry lions of the quintet (Prine made six), pooled a Middle American audience were transformed into appreciative lambs, sound as timeless as bombs bursting in air. At times, and back again at will. Howard Levy’s piano seemingly could have been After finishing the set proper with “ Please Don’t lifted out of a Gold Rush saloon. But then again not, (Please turn to p.12, col.3) Prine at superb but not-sold-out Campbell Hall show — 1 1 1 — -1

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Peach Boy Delights All Ages By LISA CARLSON claim his heritage and yet remain represent the flowing motion of a In Japan there is a tale about a true to his foster parents is often in river. Another stylistic device is young prince who, to avoid danger of failure. the use of puppets attached to the assassination, is put into a peach What is endearing about Peach actors’ costumes; the puppets are and sailed down a river. This is the Boy is not so much its story, but the used in flashbacks which reveal basis of Peach Boy, a children’s values and traditions it presents. It Peach Boy’s background and were play which was performed last advocates finding happiness a source of intrigue for Saturday’s Saturday at the UCSB Main through people and through enthusiastic audience. Theatre. humble, appreciative living rather Throughout the play is a Peach Boy (Lee Tozer) is than through material possessions. background of inspired Japanese discovered by Mama-San and An impressive point was that even music played by Corey Elias ( who Papa-San (respectively, Diana the “ bad guys” had their own composed it), lone Edberg, and Tanaka and Mark Philpot), an sense of honor: at the end Yashin Laura Soble. The music, the sets elderly couple who have always choses to remain true to his father, and the acting all convey a strong wanted a little boy and who raise even though this choice means sense of Oriental fantasy which is Peach Boy until he is fifteen. At exile. simultaneously carefree, this age he meets the beautiful The play is also fascinating to responsible and extremely en­ Princess Wisteria (Karen Lane) watch because of the striking stage joyable to watch. who reminds him of his childhood movements and acting styles and, therefore, spurs him on a representative of Japanese Peach Boy is directed by Tracy journey to regain his crown. Of culture. Important to the play is an Ward who has conscientiously kept course, attempts are made to ensemble of actors who portray the spirit of the play which was thwart him by the evil Prince Aku various characters and serve to written by Marie Starr and Larry Peach Boy (L ee Tozerj with foster parents Mam a San and his arrogant son Yashin make up the simple but creative D. Jorgensen. It will be presented ( Diana Tanaka) and Papa San (Mark Philpot). (Michael Gough, Charles Rounds), sets. Bamboo sticks are used for again on Saturday, November 17, and so Peach Boy’s struggle to the frame of a house or to at 11a.m. and 2 p.m.

Theater Review Dog ‘ D-Day* Sparks ‘ Duo*

By JACQUELINE DE FRANCIS from an L.A. “ Chorus Line” production and they tell The dog stole the show. That was the general Peter, in no uncertain terms, to more or less get his consensus of opinion on the opening night presen­ act together. tation of the original play, “ Duo,” written by Paul Aside from the hip banter between the characters Loomis and Michael Hall and presented last Thur­ (which was obviously enjoyed by the mostly college- sday evening at 8 in the Old Little Theatre on campus. age audience) the writers, Ball and Loomis have John Philbin, whose energetic portrayal of the explored fantasy, emotional relationships and pathos ever-practical and faithful canine companion, “ D- in the play as well. Concepts such as why two people Day,” provided not only comic relief but a down-to- who want each other never get together or why one earth philosophy of life that contrasted with the person can totally ignore another with a great deal of protagonist Peter’s frequent intellectual forays into feeling for him or her, as in the case of the disco- the whys and wherefores of existence. mentality roommate (Dennis Jantz), and his adoring Peter and his girlfriend, Jenny (Mary Ann Nail) neighbor (Holly Dimas) are presented by the writers. share a typical Isla Vista apartment and Peter is The acting, .with the exception of Philbin, Mabee going through the inevitable phase of questioning the and Dimas is somewhat stiff and the dialogue at ultimates of life. He does nothing all day but consume times tended to be too careful'and unnatural. The mass quantities of Jacobazzi and collect newspaper directing by Rob Johnson and Pedro-Augusto de Sena slippings that justify his prognosis that the world is was well done, especially considering that two plays generally a rotten place. Jenny has been somewhat were melded into one in this particular effort. sucked into this vegetative state too and has stopped While Peter sits veged-out, contemplating the painting. As their relationship further deteriorates injustice of his girlfriend’s departure and his into jealousy and name-calling, Jenny packs it up and roommate’s self-absorption, his dog, D-Day, snaps moves to Spokane, thus leaving Peter full prey to his him back to moment-to-moment reality. “ You’re the own mental demons, some of whom take the one who feeds me. You are what you do, not what you delightful form of the dancers in the cast, Brian think or think you might do ” Peter has the chance, if Adams, Jim Al-Shamma, Anita Brabec, Tanya he listens to his dog, of winning back his girlfriend Foreman, Ingrid Freeman and Paul Moreno. The and maintaining the friendship of his roommate — if dancers are a type of Greek chorus who talk to Peter only he would do something about his problems in­ Peter (Jeff Mabee) in search of his identity, flanked by as his mind reels with the hard realities of life, yet stead of just retreating into his usual catatonic state. girlfriend Jenny (Mary Ann Nail) and roommate they aren’t your typical group of stuffy preacher- But the writers chose, instead, to adhere to reality Damon ( Dennis Jantz). types smothered in flowing white gowns. This and have the characters bend a little but not really Danskin-clad group could be transported directly ( Please turn top. 12. col.5> PAGES ' d a i l y NEXUS ;______' ______THURSDAY. NOVEME,

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"'WIFEMISTRESS' is an incredible film. SHEER EXCELLENCE SUPERB cWÿènÿstiÈss DIRECTION." -ABC-TV Stage Attractif Children of all ages will not want to miss the UCSB Department of Drama’s PEACH BOY, now with only two performances remaining, TOM SCOTT and LAUREN WOOD will showca this Saturday, Nov. 17 at 11 a.m. and at 2 p.m. at the UCSB Main Monday night, Nov. 19, at the Arlington Theater. GRANADA Theatre. Written by faculty member Marie Starr and Larry Jorgensen, the play is based upon the adventures of the legendary Japanese folk At the age of 30, Tom Scott has done more the hero and features Bunraku puppets, music, dance, and mime. Tickets complish in a lifetime. A professional musician s MARLON BRANDO are now available at the Arts and Lectures Ticket Office; admission is Joni Mitchell, Carole King, George Harrison, a only 75 cents. recorded Joni Mitchell’s “ Woodstock.” His a Upcoming Tuesday, November 27 at 8 p.m. in Campbell Hall is the composer that she asked him to play for her < Southern California Black Repertory Theatre production of Athol ’THANKS FOR Mitchell approached Scott and his band, the L.A. Fugard’s SIZWE BANSI IS DEAD, starring John Wesley Huston and ’YANKS’... to be on her next album. — Gene Srialit John Avery and directed by Luther James. This powerful drama is the IV S T A T E J .NBC TODAY SHOW story of one black man’s loss of identity and struggle to survive the The Miles of Aisles album and tour proved te South African apartheid system. Reserved tickets are on sa. now at the > YANKS 1 cessful. “ I expected the audience to be impal Arts and Lectures Ticket Office, and are $2.50 for studei ts, $3.50 for L______A UNIVERSAL PIC TUNC IBI J | tentive. Five thousand people listening to me-a -j UCSB faculty and staff, $4.50 general p u b lic .______Along with baritone, alto, soprano, tenor saj KTYD Film Festival "• , | > l — $2.50 for students ■ 6:00 - Buddy Holly Story 1 1 ^4rlingtoq.(entei',| 7:45 - Meatballs 1 «1 /Stal' Siren ' starring Bill Murry 9:30 Hair Continuing now through Dec. 9 is the University Art Museum’s unique - ^ 9 — 11:15 Performance multi-media exhibition of the work of six Bay Area Artists, BAY Matinees Sat Sun | L ft starring Mick Jaaaer j 1 AREA/CONTEMPORARY STRENGTHS to be found in the Main and South Galleries. Featured are rather unorthodox pieces of art by Ellen Brooks, Howard Fried, Paul Kos, Jim Pomeroy, Janis Provisor, and I Dorothy Reid. Exhibition hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. I 965-57U2 MICHAEL DOUGLAS to 4 p.m., and 1-5 p.m. on Sundays and holidays. V r l E S T A 1 SUSAN Also continuing now through Dec. 9 at the University Art Museum is a ANSPACH small display of FIGURE DRAWINGS BY R.M. SCHINDLER, the well- I ___ known early 20th-century Southern California architect, located in the A story abouiTraving the ■ V^^^cojxajefö_bewhat^ouare museum’s West Gallery. The design elements of these pencil and conte crayon drawings (dating from 1914-1918, the artist’s “ Chicago period ) reveal the artist’s early Viennese background and relationship to the Atemptin^y Expressionist movement of that period. Viewing hours for this rare * ■ ■ ■ ■ tasteful exhibit are the same as given above. 1 W M W comedy... Famed session saxman Tom Scott. ¡ e s t a 2

< 1 recently added the Lyricon, an electronic re< JULIE ANDREWS Film arsenal. On his latest album, Intimate Strange synthesizer (in a duet with Weather Report bass Tonight, the UCSB Committee on Arts and Lectures presents the final 1 A WONDROUS ' Regarding the Santa Barbara concert scene, film in their Woody Allen series, INTERIORS, Allen’s 1978 drama ANIMATION SPECTACLE to be a change in popular music and the audie WALT DISNEYS featuring Diane Keaton, E.G. Marshall, Geraldine Page, and Maureen concerned with categories of instrumental mu: Stapleton. Tickets are $1.50 for students, $1.75 for UCSB faculty and with new forms without losing touch with my au •Hi. Slut** SI rift Sleeping staff members, and $2 general; they will be available at the door only, a Lauren Wood is definitely not losing touch wil half hour before showtime, which is at 7:30 p.m. in Campbell Hall. r f Ä ^ B E A ü T y Hilbum’s (of the Los Angeles Times) positiv 1971 WaR Mwey PraAuctt—«s J Tomorrow’s (Friday, Nov. 16) Noon Film is the 51-minute WHALES, L______Lauren Wood. Featuring seven new Wood orif DOLPHINS AND M EN; admission is 50 cents at the door. singing and keyboard proficiencies. Hilbum Co This Sunday’s (Nov. 18) “ Recent Release” presentation will be and forceful phrasing,” and adds that her voice Werner Herzog’s HEART OF GLASS (1976), a look at a small 19th- ...the man No newcomer to the stage, Wood has been 7ou thought century German town that loses its secret of making ruby glass and band, Rebecca and the Sunnybrook Farmers, you knew. whose townspeople resort to magic and murder to recapture it. Up­ until evolving into Chunky, Novi, and Ernie. V V r * E S T A 4 j coming “Recent Releases” : Louis Malle’s PRETTY BABY, starring two albums for Warner Bros., featuring practi Brooke Shields and Keith Carradine (Sunday, Nov. 25), and Jules IESUS Wood. Dassin’s A DREAM OF PASSION, starring Melina Mercouri and Ellen O r - . As a solo artist, Wood sounds like a husky- L----¿ .. Burstyn (Sunday, Dec. 27. Showtimes and location of these three order of Phoebe Snow. The album sparkles Wit presentations is 7:30 p.m. on the given date, in Campbell Hall; tickets shall expect nothing less at her Arlington gig on are $1.50 students, $1.75 UCSB faculty and staff, and $2 general. 682 4936

349 South Hitchcock Way O f Special Interest... THE VERDICT IS INI On the Santa Barbara Blues Scene

The Santa Barbara Blues Society of T. Bone Walker. Cornelius 682 4936 ^ will present Phillip Walker and Green ( “ Lonesome Sundown” ) P ir n » « Oro Lonesome Sundown in their only originally recorded Texas and 349 South Hitchcock Way Southern California appearance, Louisiana swamp songs as “ Lost on “ Blue Monday,” Nov. 19 at Without Love” and “ Gonna Stick

The screervs most magnificent Baudelaire’s, 435 State St. The last To You Baby” on Excello Records entertainment returns1 rg ...a tradition time they played together was at in the ’50s before experiencing the Santa Barbara Blues Society’s religious denominations and then second show in 1977 at the old backsliding to the blues in the ’70s. MICHAEL DOUGLAS Bluebird Cafe, in what was an Their show at Baudelaire’s will be ^ 3 0 * I exciting blues show. Phillip the first of an extended tour that SUSAN ANSPACH C in e m a *! Walker came to the West Coast includes the Far East. You cannot ------^ from Texas in 1959 and recorded afford to miss this rare blues ex­ such great blues numbers as perience with Phillip Walker and “ Hello Darlin’” and “ Someday Lonesome Sundown. For more You’ll Have The Blues,” on information, call the S.B. Blues Playboy Records, with a style of Society; 682-2982. playing and singing similar to that —Jim Nicoll Jazz Revi M7-9447 Cinenm'2 Videotape Previews Unique Class 6050 Hollistor Ava Oregon’s Trie There seems to be in California awareness and perceptions of Featuring the Music of The Spinners, By CRAIG ZEROUNI Be Loretta Lynn, The Sylvers. and more! and elsewhere today a renewed these inner states. Using the interest in the workings of the witches’ scene from “ Macbeth,” Okay, boys and girls, today we’re lik primitive mind. Many university the class interweaves elements of going to learn how to be intellectuals, on workshops and classes are ex­ mass communications, literature, Won’t that be great? Okay now, repeat nu after me: Hot tubs. Good! Granola, re ^ 967-0744 ^ MINT REYNOLDS ploring trance states, mysticism psychology, sociology, dance, «NLL CtLAYBURGH and the deeper psychological theater, theory of the humanities You’re doing fine! Can you say Marin Fa ir v iiw ’ 1 County? I ’m very pleased! Try this one: m 251 N. Fairvlww ! unconscious realms. In the midst and art design, all disciplines that of 20th century technological lend themselves readily to Birkenstock. Oh, that was wonderful! an Also: miracles and debacles such as test manifestations of the spiritual Here comes a tough one: Oregon. Oh, you sti HEAVEN CAN WAIT tube babies, electron-microscopic world, beyond our five senses. did a great job on that one — you’ll be “ I surgery and Three Mile Island, In this videotaped production of laid back in no time, drinking espresso at many people are just as vitally the Shakespearean classic, shown A temptingly concerned with “ the inner last week, the sequence was leading its students to the realization that be tasteful kingdom,” the unexplored powers danced accompanied by drum­ jobs, money and status are not the only - comedy things in life worth working for, and also an 2S1 N. Fairviour and beauty of the mind. beats and thunderstorms and the Sociology 146, taught by Dr. Ron actors and actresses were clothed toward a deepening perception of their thi Shain, is a class that is attempting in exotic costumes and makeup. own intuitive mystic possibilities, then by du Ltof adults who can count... to help students heighten their If the class succeeds at all in all means the class is valuable and should PAGE 9 WEMBER IS. 1979 DAILY NEXUS The UCSB Music Affiliates and the Department of Music present The University Symphony Orchestra Frank Collura, Conductor ate Release ****** John Lau and James Isaacs, Assistant Conductors Steven Lichtenstein, French Horn PROGRAM: W.A. Mozart’s Overture to “ The Marriage of Figaro” and “ Concerto No. 4 for Horn and Orchestra, K.495,” ; Antonin 1 :tions Music Dvorak’s “ Symphony No. 6, Op. 60, D Major.” MONDAY, NOVEM BER 19 • 8 pm World famous Catalan singer VICTORIA DE LOS ANGELES will be showcase their original styles this coming Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall appearing at Campbell Hall this Saturday, Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. She will be Admission: $2 or a Music Affiliates Series Ticket beater. accompanied by the well-known pianist Martin Katz, and will sing a A program of German lieder and Spanish art songs. Tickets for this not-to- ore than a lot of musicians manage to ac- be-missed event are available at the Arts and Lectures Ticket Office, ,ician since his teens, Scott has played with the Ticket Bureau of Santa Barbara, and the Lobero Theater, and are $5 DRIVE-IN THEATRES isoa, and Paul McCartney. In 1971, Scott for students, $6 for UCSB faculty and staff, and $7 for general public. His version sufficiently impressed the University Carillonneur JAMES WELCH will present a free concert r her on her For the Roses L.P. In 1973, on the UCSB Storke Carrillon this Saturday, Nov. 17 at 2 p.m. The 964-8377 be L. A. Express, and asked the entire band program will include works by Mozart, Beethoven, and Bach, as well as AUDIENCES WILL arrangements of folk songs and popular tunes. Storke Tower will be ^Airport J W h l w a n d F e in d « * - SIMPLY open to the public during the concert, and those interested may either CHERISH ' oved to be Scott’s most commercially suc- ride the elevator or climb the stairs to observe the view and watch the >lus: SILVER STREAK * BHEAPMC AWAYm : impatient, but they were amazingly at- carillon bells being played. The tower will remain open after the con­ me-a jazz saxophonist! ” Scott recalls, cert, which will last for around 45 minutes. 3 B fr nor sax, flute, and clarinet playing, Scott With the end of fall quarter fast approaching, the UCSB Department M A 1 M E V E M T of Music is sponsoring a variety of fine presentations on which students 'TWIN ORIVl ** 9 RYANMin BARBRA * and faculty have worked hard during this period. The location and time 964-9400 for the following events is Lotte Lehman Concert Hall at 8 p.m., and » a m a i O'NEAL STREISAND there is no charge for admission unless otherwise noted. THE UCSB Plus: INLAWS FLUTE CHOIR will present their concert tonight, under the direction of John Heitmann; THE UCSB SYMPHONIC BAND, conducted by Ronald Miller, will perform this Saturday, Nov. 17; MUSICA ANTIQUA | ^ ^ W I N DRIVf'N Com e to will present its program of medieval and Renaissance music for the CLONUS HORROR I 964-9400 Christmas season this coming Sunday, Nov. 17, directed by Alejandro and get scared out of Planchart; THE UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA will your wits (R) present its first concert of the season on Monday, Nov. 19, under the Plus: PSYCHIC direction Of Frank Collura, who is also director of the Santa Barbara Symphony, and admission will be $1.50; and for Tuesday night, Nov. 20, FOR THE GREATEST IN DOUBLE FEATURE FILMS! associate professor Geoffrey Rutkowski has coordinated a STUDENT CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT. Also upcoming in brief: a STUDENT COMPOSERS CONCERT will be held on Mon., Nov. 26; on Wednesday, Nov. 28, Michael Ingham and Carl Zytowski will direct a JOINT CHORAL CONCERT; on Saturday, Dec. 1 will be a MESSIAH “SING-A-LONG,” also directed by Carl ait the ‘New com er’ Lauren Wood. Zytowski; and an ELECTRONIC MUSIC CONCERT co-sponsored by cffegicdpttm , the College of Creative Studies will be performed on Sunday, Dec. 2. In other happenings, the Goleta Activities Project will be presenting a >nic reed instrument, to his instrumental HARVEST DANCE this Friday (Nov. 16),from 9-12 p.m., featuring 960 Embarcadero Del Norte Isla Vista 96S-3366 Grangers, Scott also sings and plays some the Latin sounds of PELIN, along with door prizes and alcoholic NOW thru 7:00 irt bassist Jaco Pastorius). refreshment. Admission is $2.50 and proceeds will go to benefit Com­ SATURDAY! 10:10 munity Education and Recreation; the place is at 5679 Hollister Avenue scene, Scott is “ delighted that there seems e audience’s tastes. Everybody seems less in Goleta. L e t s you feel good tal music. I look forward to experimenting Now appearing every Thursday at Pat’s Grass Shack, 5796 Dawson in without feeling bod. Goleta: the rhythm rock of THE RICKIES, fresh from dates at L.A.’s i my audience.” no one mama «7 amento uch with her audience, according to Robert Troubador. Tonight’s guest band is that local favorite THE TAN. -THE A U NEW---- positive review of her debut solo album, Emmanuelle od originals, the album showcases Wood’s >um compliments her “ husky, smoky voice H ie Joys r voice is perfectly suited for blues and jazz, Dance i been performing since the ’60s. Her first (tfaWnniaa rmers, lasted five years on the East Coast ' The dance division of the UCSB Department of Dramatic Art will ...nothing is wrong if it leek good 8:35 ¡rnie. Within two years, CNE had recorded present CHOREORAMA ’79 on Thursday, Nov. 29 through Saturday, ; practically all original material from Ms. Dec. 1 at 8 p.m. in the UCSB Main Theatre. This production is directed S TA R TS S U N D A Y thru TU ESD A Y! by Rona Sande and features original modern dances choreographed by husky-voiced Nicolette Larson with a side her, faculty member William Hansen, and students Robin Greenberg, “A BRILLIANT FILM—STUNNING!" PETER O’TO O LE [les With melody and instrumental flair. We Rosemary Latasa, Anne-Marie Marien, Kathleen Pensa, Wendy 5 t * ‘ ALASTAIR SIM l gig on Monday night. Raskey, and Jacqui Richardson. Tickets are $2. ARTHUR LOME — Rich Zimmerman TH E RULING CLASS 9*20 M COLOR »«AVCOlUAMTMLUM^b

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KTMS, Rainbow Productions and students for UCSB s silver an­ niversary announce: A W AR REN M ILLER FILM By RICH ZIMMERMAN night at the Santa Monica Civic; End of an era dept.: After some Ozark Mountain Daredevils play five years on the local club circuit, tonight at the Golden Bear and this the Deep Cross Cowboys played weekend at the Palamino. Jimmy their “ Last Waltz” last weekend. Messina closes tonight at the UIINTER Who will soon forget their classic Roxy; Tom Scott will gig there all Bicentennial bumper sticker, “ I weekend. Jimmy Rabbitt and Lost It to Captain Crunch & the Renegade and the Fabulous Deep Cross Cowboys? ’ ’ Thunderbirds carry on Deep Cross Even without Captain Crunch Cowboy traditions at the Sweet­ (who migrated north some 18 water in Redondo Beach on months ago), the Deep Cross Friday; Frazer Smith & the Review Cowboys remained Santa Bar­ Falcons move in for comic bara’s definitive, friendly, ac­ irreverance on Saturday. cessible country-rock band. icks Fall Flat Whether they played the Cold The once-bankrupt Cowsills Borsodi’s and saying really deep things Springs Tavern on the pass or The ( “ Hair,” “ The Rain, the Park, & e like “ Wow, if Jimmy Carter was, like, Sportsman downtown, dancing, Other Things,” “ Indian Lake” ) 5. only a vegetarian, there wouldn’t be any drinking, and good times were play the Cuckoo’s Nest in Costa it nukes” . And you’ll be buying Oregon synonymous with the Cowboys. Mesa Saturday night; New Wave i. records. A special treat was the flow of from San Francisco in the form of n Oregon’s music does weird things to guest musicians who would freely the Dead Kennedys will be there >: my mind. Part of me wants to embrace join the Cowboys on stage for a Monday night. l! any band that steps outside the main- spontaneous blues or bluegrass See the religious co-opting of a iu stream, and part of me wants to say jam. While most band members creative, politically responsible ie “ Huh?” Oregon claims, and would like plan to remain in Santa Barbara poet at Santa Monica Civic bet­ it (Please turn top. 12, col.3) and play individually, their energy ween Sunday, Nov. 18 and Wed­ as a group will be missed. Good nesday Nov. 21. John Kay (one­ it be continued. luck to all involved in future en­ time leader of Steppenwolf) plays Friday, November 16 y Another tape will be shown on Nov. 19 deavors. the Whisky on Nov. 21. After ;o and any student who is interested in taking *** Thanksgiving Break, Karla Bonoff Campbell Hall, UCSB should sound good for my birthday Hot skiing, dazzling photography, ir the class next quarter, should sign up “ Got Live If You Want It" Dept.: and outrageous com tdy! 6,8, & 10 pm >y during the showing. Jethro Tull plays a special benefit party at Campbell Hall on Monday, -. . . _ . ••**•*** W a t s k i » h o p * Id —Jacqueline DeFrancis concert for UNICEF tomorrow Nov. 26. 1 W * B •• M ornhiglory ( IV I and a ll local ski PAGE 10 DAILY NEXUS THURSDA Y. NOVEMBER IS. 1979 A.S. Program Board ‘Karla Comes to Campbell H a ll Playing, Singing For Us All’

Reputed to have “ the finest- like Joni Mitchell and James her first tentative steps toward a sounding voice of anybody alive on Taylor do their first club ap­ career as a solo performer. “ I this entire planet,” the in­ pearances in Los Angeles. I know it started to play colleges...like noon comparable Karla Bonoff will be at had a lot to do with forming my cafeteria concerts. I continued to Campbell Hall, November 26, in early ideas about songwriting and do Monday nights' at the two stirring performances performing.” Troubadour, because it was one of beginning at 7 and 10:30 p.m. So Karla formed a duo with her the few places you could play. ” what’s so stirring about Karla sister Lisa when she was 16, and Columbia A&R staffer Peter Jay Bonoff? Ha Ha Ha, I reply. Why began playing the Troubadour’s Philbin spotted her at one of the not ask what’s so stirring about famed Monday night hoots in the Troubadour hoots and ultimately walking on the moon? Why not ask company of many soon-to-become signed Bonoff to the label. Her what’s so great about Paris in the major stars. debut album was released in 1977 springtime? “ We had been writing songs to a unified chorus of critical ap­ When Linda Ronstadt included together and it just dawned on me proval which cited her finely honed three songs by Karla Bonoff on her that we should go play one Monday melodic sense and lyrical ability to Hasten Down The Wind album — night at the Troubadour. We did convey the most intimate personal “ Lose Again” , “ Someone To Lay those occasionally and spent a lot emotions in a song. Down Beside Me” and “ If He’s of time there. I think hearing “ I had seven years to write the Ever Near” — it became almost Jackson Browne doing hoots was songs for my first album. I was “Someone to lay down beside me...?” Well, sure, Karla, living in a house with a piano in the inevitable that Karla’s debut solo the day for me as far as taking my but we’d be content to just sit down in front of you in LP would invite comparisons with songwriting seriously. I always garage, which sounds real Campbell Hall on Monday, Novem ber 26 at 7: 00 and Linda. knew that it was fun for me, but I romantic, but it was a very But those who bought the never realized it was something I isolated existence.” I 10:30 p.m. critically acclaimed album and could do professionally.” succumbed to the charms of her Around that time (1970), she met live perfomances readily Kenny Edwards, then fresh from There’ll Be Room For recognized Karla as a masterful the Stone Poneys, who suggested songwriter and haunting vocal she join forces with him, Andrew stylist in her own right. Gold and Wendy Waldman in a And with Restless Nights, her band that became known as Y ou In UCen II second Columbia LP, Bonoff Bryndle. The group made the By RANDY KORAL done right, you call on the A.S. If you’ve seen the Duck’s Breath confirms her position as one of the rounds of the local folk club circuit When we come back from our Program Board. Mystery Theater somewhere finest, most insightful songwriters and signed with A&M Records. The quarter break in January, we’ll Sure enough, Program Board got before, you probably know how in contemporary pop music. album was never released,and the have a big surprise waiting for us. right on it. They began scheduling funny they are and you’ll probably Born and raised in Los Angeles, individual members went their UCSB will finally have something a vast array of events to take place want to skip over the following Karla survived four jea sof lessons separate ways. The split was tough new to offer us in the way of in UCen II. But since they only had information about them unless of with a stern piano teacner with her on Bonoff. UCens. I ’m talking of course about a week to work with, the array’s course you’d like to smirk at itand love for music intact and switched “ I had only written one or two the grand opening of UCen II vastness had to be limited. There’s say “ I know, I know.” to guitar in her earfyteens. Her first songs, so I was really just a part of during the week of January 7 thru still a lot of scheduling and re­ Duck’s Breath comes from Iowa. musical memories arrived via the the group, not a solo performer at 11. scheduling going on at this very The five members have lived in the AM airwaves, when she fell under all. I spent the next couple of years And, oh what a fun week this will moment up in the Program Office Bay Area much of their four-year the spell of early Motown classics working on songwriting. That was be! Years of planning went into on the third floor of the old, out­ existence, and perform around the by the Supremes, the Temptations my hibernation period. ” deciding on just the right UCen to moded UCen. But one thing’s for country as word continues to and Marvin Gaye and the magic of It proved to be a particularly buiid, so you can bet that its grand sure: the Duck’s Breath Mystery spread about their slightly askew the -Beatles — and through ab­ fruitful hibernation when Edwards opening will be no small affair. The Theater will do their act on Friday, approach to the theater stage. sorbing the sounds of the thriving and Gold surfaced in Ronstadt’s big brass at UCSB like things done January 11 in the UCen II pavillion right. And when you want things L.A. folk scene that surrounded backing band and began at7:30p.m.. “ Slightly askew, yes, but what her in the 60’s. acquainting her with Karla’s do they do?” Well, their program “ Growing up in L.A. was great in songs. Many months passed before usually features new and old short the sense that I got to hear a lot of Linda decided to record them and, subjects. Material includes live music. I was able to see people in the interim, Bonoff was taking everything from their famed “ Zarda: Cow From Hell” movie- The D u ck ’s Breath plot skit to their rendition of fifth- ☆ Great Cartoon Contest #2 ☆ Mystery Theater, graders with science projects. The winner of last week’s car­ depicted here as a pesky toon character contest was Mark In the latter skit, one youngster’s Hughes who guessed Deputy Dog bunch offish aliens, are project is a “ dead folder.” Here ( ‘ooooh, my achin’ toe bone!’ ) and (top to bottom): Jim this little fellow explains that there limped away with two tickets to Turner, Dan Coffey, are two kinds of dead things: Saturday’s John Prine concert. Merle Kessler Bill “ found dead” and “ creative dead, which is dead you make yourself,” To all those who didn’t win Allard, and Leon anything, try your luck again. Warm dead, things like mice, were But this time it’s gonna be rough. Martell. These guys, dead which got crunchy as they got Identify the character at the left, wacky as they may be, older. Cold dead, things like toads, bring this coupon with your name wll perform at 7:30p.m. got mushy as they got older. and number on it up to the A.S. on January 11 in the new The Duck’s Breath Mystery Program Board Office on the third UCen Pavillion located Theater is a five-member group of floor of the UCen by no later than 5 males. But the all-male mem­ p.m. tomorrow, and you may win right in the heart of bership is just a coincidence. In Rod Stewart’s latest album, a UCen II. Don’t miss fact, there was once a female in the poster, or two tickets to the Rod ’em. troupe. In the skit “ Cliff’s Notes Stewart movie. If you haven’t been Hamlet,” she played the Polish notified by Monday, you haven’t Army, wearing a toaster on her won. Bonne Chance! head. Name: product that only the most Tel.: bungling of filmmakers could dull. Unknown Films Shown Here, that product is instead Guess: enhanced by good camerawork On Monday, Nov. 19, Film Society, in co-sponsorsip with A.S. Films, and adequate sound reproduction. will present award-winning, student-made films from the Academy of A.S. Films will debut this film in Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences as the third in a four-part series The Movie: Campbell Hall on Saturday, Jan. 12 devoted to the finest in student filmmaking. The series thus far has at 7:00,9:00, and 11:00 p.m. Ticket included films from the American Film Institute and the Datson FOCUS prices are $1.50 students, $2.00 competition, and have met with surprisingly enthusiastic response. Let’s All Go To The general, and there will be On Nov. 26, entries from UCSB students will be screened, winding up drawings for Rod Stewart albums this quarter’s series. This final screening will give student filmmakers and posters at the screening. The Rod Stewart Show from this campus an opportunity to show their films to an audience, not distributors of the film have in competition but in an atmosphere conducive to helpful feedback Long before Rod Stewart has produced on his most recent chosen only two campuses per regarding their work. Filmmakers will be able to see films made by decided to spend his time turning albums. Here, the Stewart stage state to show this never-before- their peers and possibly benefit from this exposure to a part of the film out disco singles, the Scottish presence of old is captured, seen landmark in rock film culture they, themselves, belong to. singer was one of rock and roll’s combining the Scotsman’s singing, history. Its theatrical release date Students interested in having their work screened should contact the most exciting performers. posing, coaxing the audience and is scheduled for April, so don’t Film Studies office (Ellison 1710, 961-2120) by Tuesday, Nov. 20 to in­ That excitement is captured in prancing around the stage. Quite miss this rare opportunity to see clude their films in the series. Entries can be either Super-8mm or “ Rod Stewart-In Concert,” which simply, it is the magic of a Rod Rod Stewart at his finest in this 16mm, silent or sound. was filmed on Stewart’s last Stewart revisited. premiere film event. performance with the now- This, combined with the It’s important that all those interested realize their films will not be disbanded Faces. The movie powerful backing of a band that the objects of intense, critical scrutiny or high-velociy tomato-throwing. serves as a powerful refresher features lead guitarist Ron Wood Quite simply, it will give them the chance to express their creative course on the direction of Stewart’s (currently with the Rolling Stones) talents along with other highly talented student filmmakers. music at the time, especially when and guest appearances by revered So blow the dust off your film cans and take advantage of this fine considered in contrast to the Stones’ guitarist and composer Inis page prepared by the A.S. opportunity to show the world what the great filmmakers of tomorrow ' Schmaltzy pop and disco efforts he Keith Richards, provides a raw Program Board. aFe doing today. PAGE 11 THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 15,1979 \,DAELY NEXUS Binoculars S UorUOtcU, & i

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Film Review Cartoon-like and Confusing: MERCHANTS! ‘Justice* Not For All O N L Y 4 By PATTI TAKAHASHI Committee investigating valescent home, “ I don’t know Issues of the And Justice For All can be corruption within the legal system what I’d do if I ever lost him... he regarded as a film which explores (Irony #1, right?). Naturally, he put me through law school, he Nexus left til the the scandalous undercurrents of scores with her that same night, wanted this for me,” one senses our judicial system; a Watergate reducing the tiger to a pussycat. the voice of a young actor speaking C H R IS T M A S SP E C IA L set in the courts rather than the It’s established that Pacino is affectionately of his mentor. RESERVE SPACE White House. It can also be afraid of heights, so Jewison treats Whether And Justice For All is a regarded as an interesting study of us to a long, irrelevant passage in broad, satirical look at the caricatures in film, embodying all which his star screams bloody question of ethics within the the “ bigger-than-life” aspects of murder during a helicopter ride courts, or an honest attempt to your favorite, perverse comic strip with a suicidal, but fun-loving deal with the important issue of characters. The question is, which judge portrayed by veteran actor political corruption is hard to say. description fits the bill? Jack Warden. The credibility of a film today This has to be one of the most But the most confusing aspect of depends so much on the credibility confusing films ever made, the film lies in the cast, who are of the actors, and it’s difficult to displaying such contradicting reduced to caricatures rather than believe in a story of this kind when narrative modes as to make characters. Warden is perfectly the characters appear to be so director Norman Jewison look capable of putting in a fine, sen­ ludicrous. And Justice For All may positively schizophrenic. At times, sitive performance but once again leave you disillusioned with our we have the makings of a very he is subjugated to the role of a judicial system, or it may leave thoughtful, expository film on the loud, boisterous buffoon. you disillusioned with the quality corruption of our legal system. Al Basically, he is the Coach of “Bad of filmmaking today. Like the Pacino excels at playing the News Bears” and “Heaven Can contradictory aspects of the film, frustrated, honest and moral in­ Wait” in a judicial robe. John the question is truly an ambiguous dividual caught in an uphill battle one. Forsythe portrays your average, - ______' ______- -___ _ t against the forces of a warped, despicable scum-of-a-villain who insensitive society. “Serpico” has has absolutely no redeeming moved into the courts, still in­ qualities whatsoever. The only cso ) censed about the cover-ups, the actor who brings a sense of payola going down and the in­ credibility to his stereotyped ESCORT credible lack of ethics among his character is the inimitable Lee colleagues. One line from the1 Strasberg. Cast as the senile, old , 9 6 1 -3 4 4 6 j picture sets the tone perfectly: grandfather, Strasberg’s scenes “Being honest doesn’t have much with Pacino exude a warmth and to do with being a lawyer. ’ ’ sensitivity made more moving by The basic premise of And Justice the fact that the legendary drama For All is admirable, but the ways teacher once coached a young Al in which Norman Jewison goes Pacino in his early days in New Celebrate about developing that premise is York. 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AND P/U YOUR Above the bus stop on Hollister Ave. Santa Barbara, California 93111 COUPON FOR A FREE WENDY'S BURBERI PAGE ¡2 DAILY NEXUS THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 1979 PART TIM E WORK For Established Business Publisher Poor Sound Mars Ex-Doors’ MAKE YOUR OWN HOURS between 6 am - 9 pm • 7 days a week Krieger & Band’s Local Gig Commission 10% — average *6/hr. By PAUL R. HOFFMAN apparently felt the need to shout more than sing, but Monday night’s show at FUBAR showcased a fast­ this may have been due to the sound system. To give rising L.A. band called Red Shift. After having this band a really fair trial, the Arlington would be APPLIED CONCEPTS INC. recently played at the Whiskey and Starwood, the perfect. 23 W . M ISSIO N . S.B. »963-6581 FUBAR sets were the band’s first outside of L.A. Red Red Shift has been billed as “ new wave.” Since that Shift did two inspiring sets, but a combination of poor term has lost all its meaning, what kind of music did acoustics and FUBAR’s lousy sound system they play? Some of the things they didn’t play were prevented this appearance from being truly great. disco, funk, jazz, and punk. Their music, according to Still, lead guitarist Robby Krieger, formerly of The Krieger, cannot be labeled, but the term progressive Doors, did his best to overcome these drawbacks. rock is applicable. Red Shift is looking for new areas From the first tune to the last jam, Krieger was to explore, while maintaining the melodic qualities of SPOILERS! superlative. He’s still as quick as ever and on his first rock. In contrast to the Doors’ label as erotic It will be interesting to watch the progress of this solo demonstrated that he still has more than enough politicians, Red Shift doesn’t take heavy political aggregration which just could be the first homegrown talent to play excellent guitar. The song “ Physical stands. “ We aren’t a political band,” says McKenzie.

music group to break it big ..." Culture” featured particularly awe-inspiring guitar He asserts that they are “ not trying to particularly Santa Barbara News-Press work. Krieger even did some backup vocals, entertain anybody” but rather forge new music that something he rarely did with The Doors. fits in with the band’s artistic impulses. Never­ Powerhouse pop with plenty of rough edges, crisp The rest of the band was solid also. Keyboardist/- theless, I found Red Shift to be very stimulating without sacrificing their originality. They are a tight, melodies, an insistent, thumping drum beat, spare tasteful bassist Arthur Barrow, late of Frank Zappa’s band, was very sharp. Interviewed during a break in the together band, and the 1980s could be a Red Shift use of the guitars, and potent three part harmonies. " show, Krieger said that Arthur has “ perfect musical decade. * BAM Magazine sense.” This observation was born out by a tune Opening band Tan briefly stole the show. Though called “ You’re Introverted” that allowed Barrow an they got off to a slow start, by the end of their set they See the Spoilers appearing at the extensive bass jam. had the crowd dancing. Tan’s drummer had ex­ Troubador in Hollywood Friday and Also of considerable interest was Red Shift’s tremely clean vocals, and their Knack-like pop style Saturday, Nov. 16 and 17. British lead singer, Mac McKenzie. McKenzie is the appeared to be what the crowd wanted. They tended band’s focus and provides much of its energy. to get repetitive, however. Tan’s lead guitarist did Get your discount tickets now at Mor- Krieger agrees, saying that “ Mac is like a shot in the manage some hot licks, but too often their music ninglory Music in Isla Vista and at arm.” According to Robby, McKenzie broadens the slipped into the My Sharona mentality (it’s up to you band because “ he comes from the British scene whether that’s good or bad). Not really experimental, Rockpile Records in Goleta! that’s two years ahead of our scene.” Regardless of Tan nonetheless generated good crowd response and McKenzie’s charisma, his vocals fell flat, victim of demonstrated solid musicianship. Keep working, poor acoustics and a thick English accent. McKenzie guys. IS L A V IS T A ’S Oregon... (Continued from p.9) — these are dangerous forms of songs don’t seem to have any i r v t »1\y ffalaf us to believe, that what they do is music, because under the right structure, but rather, seem to be some eclectic brand of musical circumstances they could incite a long stretches of self-indulgence, it improv that is somehow a higher riot. By contrast, about all an seems to me that they are not homemade art form. But it’s a lie — spon­ Oregon concert is likely to inspire fulfilling the promise (or the taneity is one thing; pounding the is the rolling of a joint. premise) with which they began. middle eastern! food strings of your Baby Grand with Which is not to put Towner, 1 It may just be, of course, that mallets because you think it Walcott, McCandless and Moore they have been successful simply falafel coholegnound spicy sounds neat is something else — I down as musicians — indeed, what because I walked out not really ganbanzo mix, deep £Ri'ed & seRoed in think they call it an overdose. bothers me so much about what sure what to think. Where some they do is that they are so in­ groups elicit emotional responses cobole cobeat pocketbRead coitb t a h in i The essence of truly great “ avante-garde” music, be it jazz, credibly talented. If they really did (and to me those are the best), s a u c e . rock, classical or the sound of a take off into the uncharted others, notably Oregon, elicit more territory of spontaneous music, the intellectual, cerebral responses. In - the same ganbanzos large rat being hit with a hammer, hummus that underneath it all there has effect could be magic. Listening to that respect, and with the un­ pRepaRed a dipfeRent and e x c it in g to be emotion. When classical any great jazz player/band can derlying assumption that people m a y . came into being, it was rejected. convince you of that. But they don’t who take chances are better than The birth of jazz was made to do that — instead, they content those who don’t, it can be said that a ls o otbeR deicioas sandcoicbes sound like the death knell of themselves with random splotches Oregon’s show accomplished something. What it was, I wish I gReek b a k la o a , civilization. And we all know what of noise, laid over melodies that they said about rock. But, the truth once found, turn out to be an­ knew. fnesh squeezed lemonade is that all those people were right noyingly simple. Because the com e dine in o u r g a n d e n l 1 John Prine I this coupon rooRth | conveniently located ‘ Duo’ on PaRdall at (Continued from p.7) EmbaRcadeno del Nonte Fabulous Thunderbirds. The brand (Continued from p.7) 2 5 c Bury Me,” The John Prine Band of blues presented by these crowd change. to w a R d s Mon-ThaRS, 11-7 came back for two encores. The pleasers was well played, though Jenny returns from Spokane and F r i - S at 11-9 first was granted almost im­ often monotonous. More agrees to take Peter on again, a n y sandcoich S an 12-d mediately, and the second the noteworthy was the wise choice by “ just for awhile” and he’s in­ closed Wed. fruition of a thunderous ten-minute the promoters to prelude Prine’s stantly ready to go with no appeal by the remaining diehards. mainline rock with a taste of the packing, planning or principles. In Opening the show with their one- blues from which it sprang. essence, he hasn’t changed and hour set of bayou boogy, were The neither has Jenny for so readily MEN/WOMEN - TECH/NON-TECH agreeing to take him back. Yet this’ is a hard reality of life for the audience to consider — we change ourselves slowly, if at all, but DR. LARRY BICKFORD, O.D. Optometrist hopefully we do learn from our life experiences somewhere on down EYE HEALTH & VISION CARE the line. COMPLETE EXAMINATIONS GLAUCOMA TESTING OFFICE HOURS: EYEGLASSES & FRAMES MON.TUES. THURS 9 -4 JOB? 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UCSB’s basketball season is now orts here—sort of. Events Center Site of Today's Game Today, at 4:30 in the new Events Center, the UCSB basketball team divide up into blue and gold teams. Francisco; Bryan Roberts, a the official season opener against will play themselves in a scrim­ They will play the normal forty freshman from Simi Valley; and Cal Berkeley on Nov. 30. ERIC Bl DNA mage that will test both their minute game. Dan Starr, a holdout from last SPORTS EDITOR abilities and the new Events This year’s team boasts some year’s.team. Center. outstanding returning' talent and Richard Anderson, Paul Meeting Admission is free and all UCSB some fresh new faces of recruits. Johnspn; and Robbie Robinson are THURS., NOVEMBER IS. 1979 students are encouraged to come Jerry Ocasio, a 6-1 guard, will be all posted as centers, while Calvin The UCSB golf team is inviting PAGE 14 out and support their team. a senior this year and will be Codper, Tom DeMarcus, York all those future pros interested in The Gaucho team, under the playing with other, guards Sam „.Gross, Steve Parrott and Bryan playing on the team to attend a direction of coach Ed Delacy, will Levesauskas, a rédshirt from last williams make up the talent for the meeting, today at 6 p.m. in golf year, Kim Lewis a highly recruited forward spot. coach Gary Gunn-Smith’s office in freshman from Verbum Dei, Deán There is some question whether Physical Activities Building. Maye, a sophomore from San the Events Center will be ready for V/ Waves Turn Tide on UCSB,

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Solar Energy: One Alternative somewhat controversial and is similar bill, SB 946, was killed on going to come up against some the last day of the assembly’s (Continued from p.l) the air through the collector. Studies indicate that 50 percent of opposition from the pool industry session this year. stallation. Solarthermal energy is also used this country’s energy is wasted. lobby.” O’Connell claimed that an The solar heating system is one in industry for process heat ap­ This energy could be saved by the average gas-heated swimming of the simplest and most cost- plications. Many industries utilize simple additions of better in­ pool in California uses enough Correction effective methods of energy that this low-grade (below 550 degrees sulation and weather stripping. All energy on a yearly basis to heat Yesterday’s^ Nexus article on can be harnessed. Water is first Fahrenheit) energy in heating conservation requires is a common two average size households. Tuesday’s Iranian rally in­ heated by the sun in the collector water for sterilization and other sense usage of energy. ” Opponents of the bill have correctly stated that the deposed (see diagram) and then placed in processes. Using solar energy Solar energy has been the focus argued that the solar industry shah has received political asylum storage until it is needed. This type instead of gas for low temperature of an abundant amount of would not be able to meet with the in this country. Though some of system is called a passive solar heating is not only cheaper but can legislation within the last decade. expected increase in orders and Iranian supporters claim this to be design because it uses no energy of free gas supplies for use in other SB 566, authored by Senator Omer that their own sales would be cut in true, in fact, the shah has not been its own. areas of industry. Rains (D-Santa Barbara), would half. Furthermore, they claim that officially granted political asylum Passive systems can supply One of the most promising areas require that all newly constructed solar is not yet a cost-effective in the United States. The Nexus approximately half of an average of new research in solar energy is pools in California are heated from method of obtaining energy. A apologizes for the error. family’s home heating needs, and currently being conducted in the sources other than fossil fuels. almost all of their hot water needs. designing of photovoltaic «ells. Presently the bill, is on the Active solar systems, which These cells, already developed, assembly floor pending a vote, and Christian Science Lecture gradually heat water by recir­ are able to generate electricity will be reintroduced in January culating it into the collector by from sunlight, but are currently during the next legislative session. means of a pump, can supply 70-80 too expensive to market ef­ Jack O’Connell, a representative “THREE GREAT percent of a household’s heating fectively. Industry experts expect of Rains’ office in Santa Barbara, needs. prices to be reduced to the point said, “ the bill is going to be Air'can be heated in the same that the cells are economical by CHRISTIAN manner as water to provide a 1986. home with a solar heating system. One of the main advantages of DEMANDS” This is usally an active system in photovoltaic cells lies in their which a fan is used to recirculate ability to be connected to existing by Beverly Hawks heating and cooling systems. This EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE ENGAGERENT NEW FEA- will allow solar energy to be used TUAE LENGTH COLON TRAVEL-ADVENTURE FILM FRIDAY, NOV. 16 Land Sale to a greater degree in the summer months when peak loads occur and (Continued from p .l) densely populated areas are NOON, UCen 2284 Recreation Department has been subject to brown-outs. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ authorized by the state Public FLORENCE Ed Maschke, director of Sponsored by: Christian Science Organization Works Board to negotiate for the SUNRAE, a statewide solar lobby, &I7AErS«Sfa acquisition of 28 acres east of El stresses that “ conservation is a Produced & Narrated IN PERSON by Capitan State Beach. key element in solar energy. 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