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Vol. 54 - No. 124 University of California at Santa Barbara Pressure by probation officials spurs change for Santa Ynez youth ranch

Employees charge manager of ranch with When reporters from the Nexus were taken on a to ur of the ranch a week ago, ♦ profiteering from county funding almost everything seemed to be in good order. With the exception of the main By Roger Keeling a merry-go-round. Nonetheless, the area shower, which was filth y and in bad Charges by past employees that has been used exclusively for some horses condition, all the rooms seemed neat and inordinate profits have possibly been and cattle, which all but tw o of the clean. A ll five surrounding homes were taken from the operating monies of the children have not been allowed to touch. also in good condition. Santa Ynez Ranch School have been Mayuiers denied the charge, saying that However, about tw o weeks ago levelled at,Ron Mayuiers, owner-director the fields had been used. He added that reporter Bob Gettlin of the Santa Barbara of the predominantly county-funded the children were also often taken to a News and Review was not allowed to tour private school. According to both open nearby county park to play as well. most portions of the main ranch; he was and confidential sources, conditions have However, only minutes after this the taken to the "five nearby houses, as well as been such at the school as to raise the shown through the main dining-kitchen unavoidable question: where is the This is the second o f a two-part series on the facility o f the ranch, but was not allowed money going? Santa Ynez Ranch School. to see any o f the classrooms, bedrooms or Mayuiers has been accused by a sanitation facilities o f the ranch. O M ARI MUSA - JFK and J. Edgar number of people of delivering children agreed unanimously that they Mayuiers said this was because Gettlin Hoover "maneuvered a disruption inadequate services, squeezing unpaid had never been allowed into the area. had not made an appointment or given progrim" against radicals. overtime from his employees, and Another major problem area was the photo: Steve Shaffer (Cont. on p. 8, col. 1) hedging on reimbursements to staff general upkeep and sanitation facilities of members for school purchases. Sources the ranch. Again according to Leventhal, have said that the school has not been the children, and others, physical meeting its own advertised standards, and conditions at the school began to improve Socialist speaker blasts often not meeting the minimum only recently after reporters from the standards o f the county. Nexus, the Santa Barbara News and In last Monday's Nexus, the problems Review, and county probation officers state, federai corruption o f a lack o f working funds and pay, poor began making inquires into the situation, By Anne Sutherland activities--"ordinary and run-of-the-mill" food, and the lack of adequate beginning in early April. Omari Musa, Socialist Workers Party are frequently carried on by the programming or regulations were Ron Cronogue, a UCSB graduate who (SWP) candidate for U.S. Congress from government in surveillance o f radicals. discussed, as well as the results these worked at the school for a brief period- Los Angeles' 28th District, struck out at Incidences "hot brought out by the problems have had on staff retainment. noted that the living arrangement for the Watergate, the FBI, John Kennedy, John Sam Ervin Committee" were listed by Other complaints by staff have centered kids and counselors alike was "a small, Mitchel, and Joseph A lioto in a Musa as possible evidence o f "a pattern of around the non-utilization and poor essentially bare room w ith a mattress and noontime talk yesterday at the UCen. deceit" common to government upkeep of various facilities at the school. box springs. I was surprised at first at the Musa spoke instead of scheduled operations in their surveillance of lack of anything else in. the room." He questionable activities. "OFF LIMITS" speaked Dan Styron, the SWP's candidate added that he had heard complaints from Musa cited the deaths of Black A major complaint by both staff and for U.S. Senate. Styron, a leading some o f the kids that they were cold at Panthers Mark Clark and Fred Hampton wards of the ranch was the " o ff lim its" spokesman for the socialist movement for night due to a lack o f blankets. in New York in 1969 as an example of rule concerning five of the seven acres at the past decade, participated in the Another ex-staff member o f the ranch. police agent activity that was responsible the main ranch. Berkeley Free Spech Movement in 1964 Bob Garcia, said that the living for the shooting. and was an organizer of the Berkeley At the ranch, the two acres of land arrangements were inadequate, w ith, at Vietnam Day Committee, the first tacing the frontage road-and containing one point, up to five kids sleeping in a Musa questioned the role o f the FBI in anti-war teach-in 1965. The 33-year-old all the buildings of the ranch-were the room. He mentioned that it seemed that efforts to control the Black movement, candidate is on the National Committee only areas the student-residents were Mayuiers "wasn't involved with the kids' suggesting the possibility that political of the SWP. allowed to play in, according to William well-bing." assassinations are included in that Leventhal, an ex-staff member who Several sources, including Leventhal Young Socialists for Rodriquez program that the government runs by sponsored the noon forum in which Musa prepared a written report on the ranch and tw o or three o f the kids related an "secrecy, deceit, and violence." urged support for all socialist candidates. fo r Juvenile Court Referee Yale D. incident in which seven children and Coggan. This was verified by a number of another ex-staff member. Bill Drennen, WATERGATE REVELATIONS NON-PARTISAN METHODS children at the school, as well as several lived for several months in the two-room John Kennedy got together with J. other confidential sources. "pool-house," one of the five surrounding Musa focused his remarks on his view Edgar Hoover, claimed Musa, and The five acres immediately behind this houses in the nearby area affiliated with of the current political situation in "maneuvered a disruption program" area is the site of several playing fields, the school. During this period, sources relation to the "Watergate revelations." directed against radicals. "This same including a baseball diamond, as well as say, the pool-house was w ithout adequate While the American people are appalled liberal who was supposed to be a friend playground equipment such as swings and sanitation facilities. at the idea that the Republicans bugged o f the Blacks," Musa stated, "increased the Democrats, he said, these surveillance on citizens, with his brother Bobby running the show as Attorney General." vary on Snyder's ÉOP "The major thing that Watergate has shown," said ’ Musa," is that secrecy, deceit and violence are methods used on a non-partisan basis." proposal; some call it 'phase-out' Of John Mitchell, who was Attorney General during the Kent State murders in By Toney Herndon Herrera is "one thatwill not save money but w ill cost m ore."’ 1970, Musa called him "a crook and a Plans to restructure the EOP program on campus have "N o one person can m onitor and handle all the problems of murderer. He should be responsible." produced a variety of reactions, varying from full approval on minorities on campus," he said. "Originally, the program was "These are the kind of people who are the one hand to total opposition on the other. established in. a package deal in 1969. The removal of one running the government, and more and The actions by members of the Administration, primarily segment o f the package w ill hamper the effectiveness o f all the Chancellor Cheadle and Vice Chancellor Snyder, have been said others." more people are beginning to see this," he proposed. to bring into serious question the Administration's actual Games also made reference to the commitment at UCSB to concern for the affairs o f minorities on campus, according to Affirmative Action. ALIOTO the tw o ousted m inority administrators, James Games and "If the Administration were truly committed to Affirmative Musa decried the tactics of San Ralph Herrera. A ction," he said, "They would strive to strengthen all positions Francisco Mayor Joseph A lioto in the "Unless this move is stopped," said Herrera, "the phasing out of minorities in the decision-making process, rather than search for the Zebra killer. Alioto o f all m inority programs may result. Just when problems in the eliminating them ." EOP program were beginning to be ironed out, the Associate tO P Director Paul Mossett commented, "Placing "launched a widespread dragnet" to pick Administration restructures the program. In a sense, they have minority programs under a Vice Chancellor who, although up his campaign for governor and to changed horses in the middle o f the stream." sensitive to student needs, but who already has an overload of "carry on a general offensive against the According to James Games, "This move to restructure was work, will do nothing but kill the effectiveness of EOP. The Nation of Islam," Musa said. "He's the murderer." done without any input from the heads of any of the various move merely puts more links in the chain that people have to go m inority interests here on campus." through to get a voice in the decision-makinqbrocess." "Democrats and Republicans both WEDNESDAY, MAY 8,1974 UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS PAGE; IVCC defers sheriff boycott debate to town meeting

By Ann Haley Boycotting the election was candidate, or to simply make no Amid arguments over some of advocated because Isla Vfstans endorsement. the more obscure points of "..¿ire irreconcilably dissatisfied Other items on the agenda with having our community's parliamentary procedure, which include reports from three of the decisions made by politicians one person in Monday night’s task forces set up at the April who live outside I.V., who are audience termed "archaic," the Town Meeting. IVCC continued their discussion culturally and politically distinct on whether or not to boycott the from local residents, and who The Ecosphere Viability Task ACTING ATTO RNEY - John Francis Donovan III (right) was at UCSB County Sheriff's race. were corruptly aiding local Force, the Humane and yesterday speaking on lawlessness in law enforcement. Donovan, who A t last week's IVCC meeting, developers." Participatory Organizational claims he is acting attorney of the U S . District Court in Los Angeles, the Police Commission submitted Citing faulty logic in the Forms Task Force, and the issued poetical racitations of major incidents of criminal injustic including a recommendation to Council Commission's reasons for Economic Self-Sufficiency Task cases he brought against former FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover, Union Oil, asking that the IVCC refuse to boycotting. Town Crier News Force were unable to present and the Narcotics Division of the U S . Department of Treasury. He endorse any of the three Editor Ed Isenberg pointed out their research findings to the May spoke here with UCSB student William Mailer moments before sailing candidates (Sheriff John that I.V.'s voting bloc is its power Town Meeting due to lack of home his Cadillac convertible, American flags unfurled. Carpenter, Lt. Merlin McCune, source, and shouldn't be ignored. time on the agenda. photo: Steve Shaffer and Capt. Robert Waugh) and Isla Vista Planning Commission that they boycott the election Director Joyce Roop objected to and recommend that the Council "hoping to dictate /. V reconciliation committee community abstain from voting behavior," and suggested the also. lengthy discussion might best be continued at the May 13 Town hopes to bring Pa tty back NO ENDORSEMENT Meeting. ' In separate statements issued By Leslie Peel Citing the following as its titiizens are In a unique and vital by Police Commission members TOWN MEETING An Isla Vista Corrimittee for incentive for the offer, the position to offer help. Louis Quindlen and Eric In an addition to the agenda Reconciliation hopes to bring 'C o m m itte e 's announcement* In spite of the external Hutchins, the official items for next Monday's Town differences, the committee claims Patty Hearst home, feat neither states, "We believe that the Commission recommendation Meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Das that the same basic issue the FBI, the government, nor the Hearst-SLA episode is a focus of was to abstain from endorsing as Institut, community residents underlies both the riots and the Hearst food give-away has been divisions that can and must be "...none of the candidate can give will decide whether to boycott oil spill in this area,. and the able to do. reconciled if America is to avert Isla Vista what it wants: control the County Sheriff's race, Hearst affair. 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A sizable number of polo players now claim they are Vista arid not in the dorms, the as Goldfine's may not arise again. his living situation, he denies being left out of the selection process. Many contend their stay at district which he was elected RHA rep-elect Mark Ulanovsky making any campaign promises. UCSB is contingent upon the new polo coach. to represent on A.S. government, would like to see the Goldfine An editorial in the Nexus "Why are they stalling?" asked polo player Craig Bowen. has spawned a recall campaign case settled in a manner other yesterday claimed that Goldfine "They lost my brother to UCLA because they are stalling." Top against him. than recall, perhaps resolved told the Nexus editorial board at scoring poloist Ron Misiolek echoed the same sentiment. "Why Running the recall is Greg between A.S. and ft HA. Evans, the endorsement sessions just don't they talk to some students about the new coach? (Athletic Evans, a ^current RHA on the other hand, feels that prior to the election that Director Negratti shuffled me right off. We should get to know Coordinating Board member Goldfine was elected under false Goldfine "would live in the something, especially when they are going to decide." from San Rafael dorm. pretensed and that a recall is dorms contingent to my being Commented Director Negratti, "We are interviewing people Evans' move to unseat necessary. "Many people were elected." According to Goldfine until we can find one competent enough, though we don't Goldfine was fired by RHA's under the impression that no such promise was made. interview everyone who applies. We are going through Affirm ative decision last week to deny Goldfine would live in the dorms "These allegations are another Action processes. I am certain most applicants are anxious their Goldfine his seat on RHA if elected." Evans adds, example of innaccurate reporting employers do not know they are looking for jobs elsewhere. Coordinating Board fo r the however, that "the petition for by the Nexus. The Nexus staff There is a certain degree of confidentiality." coming year. If the removal recall is only to bring the construed that I definitely would FEW QUALIFIED sticks, Goldfine will lose the question back to the people. If live in the dorms.next year from Diving instructor Paul Gray notes that very few people are salary he would have received as they decide to seat him then we no notes, no transcripts, but from qualified for the position and he, therefore, questions the amount an RHA rep plus his voting seat (RHA) should seat him." the memories of only four of the of time absorbed in the selection process thus far. on the board. Goldfine refutes implications ten editors conducting the hasty Aquatics coach Rowland stepped down in March after a RHA's ruling does not, that he campaigned falsely or endorsement interviews." barrage of team protests including a petition, signed by 27 out of however, disqualify Goldfine that he campaigned on the 28 polo players, demanding his resignation. Since that from maintaining his seat on Leg premise that he would live in the 'NOT PUNITIVE' resignation, polo players and swimmers have shown a marked Council and that is why the recall dorms if elected. 'T h e people Goldfine further contends that sensitivity regarding the guidelines and student input involved in is being conducted. Evans feels who voted for me did not think his dismissal from RHA the hiring of a new coach. that Goldfine has no right to a that I was going to live iri the Coordinating Board was simply seat on Leg Council as a dorm dorms. I evaded the issue. 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After reviewing last week’s statement on the reorganization of EOP, we have concluded that not only has the Administration failed to mnlf«» improvements in EOP, but it has accomplished a clear retreat from the status quo. Our main complaint is that the two Assistants to the Chancellor for Minority Affairs have been eliminated, to be replaced by a single EOP Director who reports to Vice Chancellor George Smith. The two Assistants to the Chancellor were designed to give minorities influence at the highest levels of the Administration. Now they will be gone. An EOP Director far down the Administrative totem pole is no replacement. The two current Assistants to the Chancellor, James Games and Ralph Herrera, have gotten mixed reviews from the minority groups they represent, and Vice Chancellor Snyder has apparently confused this coolness with a lack of interest in having minorities in on upper echelon policy making. We feel this is a serious misperception of the view point from the minority community and a serious backsliding of the commitment the Administration made several years ago to minorities at UCSB. A serious problem that we have with the proposed elimination of “.„then the blunt, outspoken President said, ‘Well, we might...they said (inaudible) the two top minority posts is that the interests of minority students do what Colson might (expletive deleted)...and get the (inaudible) money and what the not end at EOP. Approximately 65% of minority students on this (Expletive deleted) is going on?’ to which the loyal Haldeman replied ‘Yeah.’...” campus have no connection with EOP. Furthermore, minority interests do not end with students. There are research centers and academic departments relating to minorities. These programs involve faculty and Letters staff members as well as students. Snyder’s decision also seems to contradict his role as Affirmative Action Officer at UCSB. As the appointed head of this program, he is A.S. Concerts are too loud! I said . . . supposed to assure that minorities are moved into the decision-making To the Editor: at; and 3) that he had turned up the volume of the process of the UCSB Administration. Yet by removing the two Concerning last Friday night’s Electric Light tape for a particular song because “everybody really Assistants to the Chancellor, minorities are dealt a severe blow in Orchestra concert I would like to reopen the likes that song and I saw that everybody was really influence on the “fifth floor.” subject of the exteme loudness of rock concerts in getting into it, so I turned it up so that everyone We are also distressed at the “demotion“ EOP has received in Robertson Gym. could get into it more!” reassigning the supervision of the program to the Vice Chancellor of Before the start of the concert, 1 was conversing Reluctantly, he turned down the volume, but by Student Affairs, George Smith. When the posts of Assistant to the with some friends when the volume of the taped the time Elvin Bishop came on, the sound was louder than ever. I complained again — he didn’t Chancellor for Minority Affairs were first invented, the two individuals music playing at the time was turned up to a painfully loud level. I found this particularly turn down the volume, but his girlfriend offered me reported directly to Chancellor Cheadle. Late last year, the Chancellor annoying, so I spoke with the young man operating some cotton (She came prepared, I guess!) assigned them to his Executive Vice Chancellor, John Snyder, who is the sound controls and politely asked him to lower the Chancellor’s “right hand man.” Cheadle relies heavily on Snyder the volume to a “normal” level. He replied, 1) that I A.S. Concerts: Please have some sympathy for and routinely assigns him matters of the utmost importance, but both must not be used to attending rock concerts because those of us that enjoy rock concerts at a Games and Herrera have complained that their influence had suffered they’re “always” at a comparable volume (I have “listenable” level of volume. I’m sure that no one when their access to the Chancellor had been impinged. been to over thirty rock concerts in the past two would complain if you tinned down the volume a Together with the elimination of these positions altogether, the years — a considerable number of which have been little. alignment of EOP to another Vice Chancellor even more distant from in Rob Gym); 2) that the concert itself would be Phyllis Avidan the Chancellor can be translated into a clear demotion for minority louder than the volume that he was playing the tape Music Student interests. Vice Chancellor Snyder’s statement also includes a “trial balloon” for a consolidated EOP bureaucracy as opposed to its current ethnic Nexus omitted facts on I.V. services compartmentalization. We think that this could be another serious To the Editor: were available. mistake. If Snyder is, as he says in his statement, interested in “ethnic Concerning Bob Sipchen’s Nexus article, At this point the options were limited, as “Wayworn Woman Finds I.V. No Refuge for People professional medical resources and any law sensitivity (to) minimize culture shock for incoming freshmen, then enforcement oriented resources had been ruled out. the elimination of more expert Black and Chicano components of EOP in Need,” of Monday, May 6, we feel a joint statement from Helpline and the I.V. Women’s Aside from the option of allowing the woman to may very well be contradictory. Center is in order. On a few points Sipchen stay the night, which Joan didn’t want to do and reported the facts inaccurately, and on several other felt unprepared to handle, Helpline’s only remaining points Sipchen’s reporting was misleading in light of alternative was to refer them to several crashing What about, handball? the full picture of the situation. So we felt a fuller facilties in S. B. which might take the woman in. presentation of the events would illuminate what And in this connection Sipchen misquoted Tom To the Editor: did happen and, hopefully, dispel any Crain. We, a group of campus residents unaffiliated with any student While Helpline does have an extensive referral file organization, wish to raise this question: Are there as many handball misimpressions. For one thing, the event took place some time covering a multitude of organizations, agencies, and players as Lake Cachuma-commuters at UCSB? If there are, then ago, on the evening of March 25. For another, the services in the S.B. area, there are only a couple of handball courts ought to given equal consideration with boathouses woman was found on San Carlos Rd, in Santa regular crashing facilities. And it was to several of and tennis courts. Since the faculty club handball courts are off-limits Barbara, not in I.V. According to Phyllis Smithson these that Joan and Phyllis were referred. Joan took to students, we believe that a few handball courts build for the (who works in the O.C.B. office on campus) arid the woman to the Salvation Army. At this point in students’ use is not an exorbitant request. We realize that indoor Joan Reetz (who works in the Dean of Student’s the evening the woman was no longer incoherent courts are expensive, so we only ask for a few in the style of the office on campus), they found the woman in and was functioning better. She was admitted and faculty courts. Phyllis’s car and brought her into Joan’s home. Joan left. Handball players, unite for this worthy cause — and send in your As the full picture of that evening’s events letters, too! As Sipchen accurately reports, the woman was emerges, it is our belief that, while the services of Signed by 21 persons “...seemingly in a drug-induced state of the soon-to-be-opening Crisis Intervention Team incoherency...”. Joan and Phyllis decided to call from County Mental Health would have been ideal Helpline. As a normal referral, Helpline suggested in this situation, it is not true that there were no “It is impossible to experience one's own death and still they contact the Women’s Center as a possible alternatives, no resources available to this woman. If carry a tune. ” resource. When the Women’s Center learned of a ■ Woody Allan anything, with the help of Joan and Phyllis, this possible need for medical assistance they advised woman was able to take advantage of those Joan and Phyllis that S.B. General Hospital might be resources that were available, given her needs and the resource most suited to handle the immediate her wishes. Tom Crain, Helpline needs of the situation. According to Joan and Jean Robbins, Helpline Phyllis the woman didn’t want to go to the hospital. Jim Gerber, Helpline So rather than create another hassle for her, they Marlene Cannova, Women’s Center called Helpline again to explore further options and Sandy Ray, Women’s Center to determine if any other community resources by Garry Trudeau Opinion D O O N ES8U R Y DAVE CARLSON Edi tor-in-Chief 6000 e rf NINO MIKE SCANLON MIKE GOLD WENDY THERMOS z j a - , g fc u m t, iH B & s Editorials News Editor Managing Editor s e e n a u t t o f ip u \¿ £ lf CRITICISM 6 0 !HO Opinions expressed ara the Individual writer’s and do not A R O U N D A 8 0 U T ( M l- necessarily represent those of the Dally Nexus, UCSB Associated Students or the pc Regents. 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Crusaders, Hampton Soprano Bain impressive SANTA BARBARA ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE PON THEATRE INFORMATION Hawes to blow Thur. singing ‘song literature’ C A L L 962-8111 By Stanton Carey clear diction. The operatic Tomorrow night at Campbell and weeded everything out and Pamela Bain, soprano, arias closed the first section Hall, as part o f Black Culture got our heads together." They assisted by pianists Carolyn and demonstrated a wide Week, the Crusaders and met producer Stewart Levine, Horn and Gall MacGowan, range both of mood and Hampton Hawes w ill entertain who has been Instrumental In presented a beautifully tessitura. ,'W G ody TKane for an evening o f soulful jazz and creating the new sound and artistic vocal recital in the The more contemporary cAUeq_ ^ ‘Keaton jazz-rock sounds. Sponsored by direction o f The Crusaders' most Music Department on April pieces o f Maurice Ravel and “S leep er''" A.S. Lectures and the Black recent albums, SCRATCH, 27. As a double-performance Samuel Barber were featured iw oodyallena banana. Student Union, the groups will CRUSADERS \, and THE major In music. Miss Bain was in the second half. "Five perform tw o shows, one at 7:30 SECOND CRUSADE. RIVIERA not required to present this Greek Folksongs" by Ravel Hm i Santa Barbata Mission opposite El Incanto Hotel and the other at 10 p.m. recital,, but did so as a struck me as light, brief, and The Crusaders, collectively and THE HAMPTON HAWES TRIO culmination o f her musical humorous; while Barber's Individually, have garnered every Jazz pianist Hampton Hawes, studies here at the University. "Knoxville: Summer of award available for a musical whose soaring career ended in She was applauded with great 1915" Is well-integrated, group, from gold records to the midstream with a heroin bust, is enthusiasm by an audience almost conversational Playboy musicians' poll. For 21 playing his way back with a who came to hear her Impressions of a young girl. years this outstanding band has change In style at age 44. perform the song cycles o f Barber, through the pushed the limits o f music, Schumann, Ravel, and Interpretation o f Miss Bain Known as a "Pianist's pianist" blending jazz w ith bee bop to get and pianist Gail MacGowan, In the bee bop era of the 1950's, Barber, as well as three arias rock, and blending rock with the seems to truly succeed as an Hawes has turned to electronic by the opera composers classics to get mellow, memorable American song composer — sounds. instruments and a successful Handel, Mozart, and Verdi. his music fits well w ith the recording company to bridge the Nesbert "S tix " Hooper on "Frauenllebe and Lehen," poetry. percussion and effects, Joe time lost "kicking" a nine-year Opus 42, by Robert Above all, this recital by Sample on keyboards, Wilton heroin addiction. Schumann, was first Pamela Bain demonstrated a Felder on electric bass and tenor "I'm still playing what I feel; presented, and the duet correctly conceived approach sax, and Wayne Henderson on just the instruments have artistry of Miss Bain and to singing the song literature. trombone, are the Crusaders, changed," said Hawes, who pianist Carolyn Horn (wife of Also, her production of formerly called the Jazz received a presidential pardon In faculty member Michael beautiful, even tone Crusaders, currently making the 1963 after serving half o f a Ingham) portrayed a mood of throughout her range was an bridge between rock and jazz. 10-year sentence in a Fort Worth woman's moodiness and joy Indication of good training Explains Stix, "we changed rehabilitation hospital In Texas. w ith a nice vocal tone and and sensible use of the voice. our name, dropping the 'jazz' because It frees our music from The legendary Hawes, whose reaching one kind of audience, roots began in church and grew the audience that listens to jazz. through playing hard-core serious Unfortunately it's stll true that bee-bop w ith " Charlie Parker, too many people — and radio Dizzy Gilesple, Miles Davis, as stations — listen by name and not well as other notable artists, is by the music. So now, by joined with Carol Kaye, electric dropping the word 'jazz; even bassist from years o f studio though we're playing some o f the recordings o f his records (Ray TÉ- same kind of music, we're getting Charles, Supremes, Quincy Jones, a broader audience. But the Joe Cocker) and TV shows purists In any field sort of were (Mission Impossible, Ironsides, shocked. They'd say 'what were McCloud) to form a totally they doing?' We'd put out a real unique combination. The artistry JA ZZ CONCERT - The Crusaders (above) will perform in Campbell Hall greasy thing. In fact Joe Sample o f drummer Spider Webb tomorrow night with Hampton Hawes. played the electronic piano completes the sound and feel of before it was even hip enough in this dynamic trio. the rock field. We added a few eighth notes, feeling things even BASON- way back then in the early 60's? t GOT HEAD TOGETHER BOBBINS During a fallow period when ___ ICE CREAM \ they realized they needed a new *9749 Call* Real-Open 'til MMnhc * direction. The Crusaders decided oopoooeeeeeeeeee to, "let our heads cool for a w hile," and Hooper began working w ith George Shearing r a t e d " X " and Arthur Feidler. Wane Henderson worked with Hugh Masekela and Joe Sample began playing with Quincy Jones, Sarah POSSESSED?,! Vaughan, and Carmen McRae. Wilton Felder took the time off to concentrate on the bass, UNCUT : à / >: i opening up more musical outlets Version! rj* Student Corde t Senier f a t i w w U À ft A for himself. Duc» unit « t e c lea during "We knew we hadn't broken up," they say, "we had just THE DEVIÒ Tonight l0086lir IS reached the point where we had CINEMA to reassess where we were going. 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< BEIM BF JH EGG MAY 9-11 and 15-18 • 8:00pm . UCSB STUDIO THEATRE $2.00 (Students: $1) • Arts & Lectures Ticket Office WEDNESDAY, MAY », 1974 PAGE 6 U CSB D A IL Y NEXUS located at the UCen information pong, from 11:30 p.m. til 5:30 a.m. COMMUNITY booth and the Library entrances. every Sun.-Thurs. at the Cafe Interim. EOP... • The Society for the Study of • Information, booklets and Goldf ine... (Cont. from p. 1 > Political-Economy announces a applications for the 1975/76 discussion on "Inflation-Causes and Fulbright-Hays competition may be (Cont. from p. 6) When asked what his feelings K io s k Cures" at 3 p.m. in UCen 2284. obtained in the Graduate Division were about being placed, over RHA president Dave Claugus TODAY • The Women's Assembly after May 1. EOP affairs in Snyder's tenative said of thé near- unanimous • A meeting for Geucho Services announces open forums at 11:30-1:30 • Donations for Project Relief may proposal, Vice Chancellor George and 3:30-6 in UCen 2292 and at 7:30 be sent to P.O. Box 1455, 355 decision by coordinating board to will be held at 6 p.m. at 6570 Del Smith commented, "I would be Playa No. 3. p.m. in the Santa Curz Formal Lounge Westminister St., Providence, Rhode oust Goldfine, "He was removed happy to be connected w ith it • The Meher Baba League presents to discuss plans fo r an on-campus 'Island, 02901. For more info you may for tw o reasons. The first is an informal discussion with Women's Center. Everyone interested write the WRC at P.O. Box 44 Valley (EOP). I am always glad to have is urged to attend. Forge, Penn. 19481. technical, and refers to the RHA refreshments, at 8 p.m. at 6664 contact w ith students. However, I constitutional provision in Pasado. All are welcome. TOMORROW • All Psych underyads who are feel I should have a very capable • IFC presents Greek Week '74, question, and the second is interested in becoming a Psych person as the EOP director — it with "Wednesday Night at the Fights" moral. We felt that'an RHA rep undergrad representative come to a Socialist classes should be someone of minority at 8 p.m. in Rob Gym. Everyone is should live in the district he invited. meeting either May 9 or 10 at 12 p.m. origin." Smith continued that "I in Psych 1824. represents." • The Christian Science counselor offered in UCen would do my best to see that the • A Hebrew audio conversation wishes to share ideas about spiritual The recall against Goldfine class, K ibbutz discussions, and programs implemented would growth through religious or other The Young Socialist Alliance does not have the backing of Hebrew Language practice, will be benefit the students." means. She has office hours between and the Young Socialists for held at 7:30 p.m. in UCen 2292. RHA Coordinating Board, 3:30 and 5 p.m. on Wednesdays in Rodriquez are sponsoring a series When questioned as to why UCen 22 94. Everyone Is welcome. For more info although some of its members do Snyder chose to put him over call 968-77 20. of classes entitled "Towards an • The American Folk Dance Club support the effort. Says Claugus, EOP affairs, Smith remarked presents square dancing, featuring the • Learn about candidate Brown and American Socialist Revolution." "While we're not satisfied with how to help, 7 p.m. in UCen 1133. that, "I really can't answer that. fine down-home celling of Lou end The classes, which are held Bernie, we're just not pissed o ff Joe, at 7:30 p.m. in old Rob Gym. • Ananda Marga presents a Mondays at noon in UCen 2292, Snyder is one step above m e." multi-media slide presentation on enough to do anything about it." Remember, no hard shoes. cover a range of topics. May 13 • The Bahai' Faith will hold a "Yoga and the Mind" at 4:30 p.m. in Both other RHA reps-elect, the class will concern itself with public discussion group at 7 p.m. in Rob Gym 1410. Steve Smith and Mark Ulanovsky, M usa... • The Swing Club presents a free the implications of the coup in the piano rm. of San Rafael Tower. have stated they are opposed to (Cont. from p. 1) A ll are welcome. concert with Silver Dollar at noon In Chile; May 20, there will be a the UCen Lobby. the Goldfine recall. • T h e Chess Club w ill meet at 7 discussion on the La Raza Unida defend the same interest. The ANNOUNCEMENTS p.m. in the UCen Program Lounge. 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"If the crowd can inspire let us lose," explains Suwara of Desparados to compete at Santa Cruz us Saturday as they have all year the earlier meeting w ith the By Dan Shiells sweeping trend towards increased extra out. we will be the national champs." .Bruins. The ump had just finished tw o The sky changed slowly from co-ed participation. "B oth .teams balance out Which is exactly the kind of consecutive games w ith a team light to dark as the day wore on. Saturday was four-team pool pretty evenly but I think our fans support Suwara would like to see that brought its own keg and was then finally, out. Clouds moved pray with the winners and w ill make the difference." should they reach the finals, unsure o f his own ability, to in to turn a bright, sunny start to assorted at-large teams vying Such ta lk is mostly especially against UCLA. count. anticipation as UCSB and UCLA But, assistant coach Gus Mee a brisk and chilly finish. Sunday in single elimination must first get by Springfield and points out, the crowd may be just But nothing seemed able to action. IM NEW S Ball State to reach the finals as important in games where-the dampen the spirits of IM co-ed In th e semi-finals Saturday. But both are heavy opponent is below the caliber of s o ftb a ll's most sucessful Harvey Ballbangers scored twice Signups fo r IM bowling, favorites to do so and Suwara and UCLA. tournament ever, with in the sixth to slip past Grebe's men's and women's singles, his team can hardly be faulted if "One of the amazing things Desparados outlasting a field of 7-5, while Desparados came up are due May 10, 5 p.m. they choose to think ahead just a about this season is the record 36 teams to earn the title and trip with four in the fifth to upend Competition w ill take place bit. we've compiled in spite of the to Santa Cruz this weekend. Bible Belt 5-1. Tuesday and Thursday And, in any event, the friendly variety of teams on the schedule. An unqualified sucess from The champions lost 6-5 to afternoons beginning May surroundings in Robertson Gym Playing as often as we have, it's participation standpoint, the field Cape's Crusaders in pool play 14 on the San Marcos w ill indeed be one o f the easy to get complacent to where of 36 represented almost double Saturday when their biggest rally Lanes at 4 p.m. fo r 50 strongest assests in the Gaucho we could get knocked off. The the previous high for the two-day was felled by the umpire's plastic cents a line and fre e shoes. corner when tney come out crowd really helps keep you up tournament. indicator, which had recorded an Friday looking for their first fo r games like this." Speculation was that the lure NCAA championship. The Friday match with o f the Santa Cruz mountains had "The home court crowd gives Springfield probably belongs in some affect on the turnout. But the evidence concerning IM BOB’S you an unbelievable energy lift," this class. With UCLA Waiting, activities in recent years suggests explains Chris Kane. " I know the Gauchos could just possibly Diving Locker energy is sort o f overused as a more the continuation of a be a little overanxious and play NAUI CERTIFIED SCUBA CLASSES word, but you can really feel it." below par. Custom Mad» Wat Suits "To know that the crowd Judging from past matches, for Surfers and Divers wants you to do well and wants however, UCSB has little to fear. ¡GREEK WEEK'74! Fur» Compressed Air to erupt when you make a good Contrary to the often docile and REFILLS...... 50c play really gets you up. A t first expressionless fans that often Wednesday Night - it’s catalyticolly purified you're sort of nervous but it all • t the RENTALS REPAIRS channels into energy." 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OPEN TUE -SAT. 9 -6 beneftis, most also agree that noise levels can affect what might Before you trust your be the key to all athletics, Volkswagen to an concentration. independent garage or When the home crowd cheers loudly during their club's serve gas station, you owe . the receiving team has trouble it to yourself to ask picking up the velocity o f the hit. these questions: Likewise the advantage o f silence during the opponent's serve. > Are the mechanics factory But, mostly, the home crowd trained on a regular basis? is a team's boot strap, the factor ■ Does the shop receive tech­ M r m which pulls them up when they nical bulletins from need a lift. Volkswagen explaining new "Every team hits low spots," methods and tools to be explains Skip Allen. "The crowd used in repairing your V.W.? makes these low spots shorter ■ Does the shop contain the and brings out the best in the latest in Volkswagen re­ commended tools and home team." equipment? At UCSB, the affect o f the ■ I s there anybody supervising crowd on such low spots has been the work or is the mechanic to give the locals a perfect mark responsible only to himself? for the year in Robertson Gym. ■ Are they using factory In a couple of instances, authorized parts? Suwara and his team even go i Do they guarantee parts and HP beyond the general compliments labor for 6 months or 6,000 towards an appreciative following miles? to credit their fans outright w ith > Do you really believe that There’s no easy way for Charlie Nelson to become Dr. Nelson. the special "plus" responsible for they can specialize in 4 or 5 But there is a way to make it somewhat easier. Antonio. Or the National Naval Medical Center in different makes? Our way. The Armed Forces Health Professions Bethesda, Maryland, recognized worldwide for its Scholarship Program. 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M F 12-2 ARMED FORCES HEALTH CARE O il »«»-2407 AND SAFETY CHECK PAGES UCSB D A IL Y NEXUS W EDNESDAY, M AY 8 ,1 9 7 4 huge profit each month as merely fo r show, and w ill be compared to total school dropped "if they think they can Santa Ynez ranch... income."_One teacher summed it get away with it." One up when he said, "That's the (Cont. from p. 1) added, w ith a fifth one planned. ex-counselor went on to mention question we've all been asking: a r t any advance knowledge o f his that "Mayuiers is just buying All but two part-time jobs have where is all the money going?" p r o d u c t io n coming. "This is these kid's been eliminated, and all live-in time. Soon as the heat is o ff, Another teacher noted that the homes," he said. "They have positions-except for three staff everything will go back to the enterprises inc.| situation was "w eird," because certain rights to privacy. We members have also been way it was before," adding that "there's no accountability" for won't even let their parents visit eliminated. The school presently he felt Linden was hired "to look the county funds. them during the week" except has 21 staff, excluding live-in good with the Probation When asked to show his books, under special circumstances. He parents at the surrounding Department." Mayuiers said, " I don't even let added that Gettlirr- had been homes, according to Linden and my father look at those books." invited to make an appointment Mayuiers. , PROFITS He later clarified this position by for a better time, during which he All new staff are being paid Whether o r not the changes so saying that he "d id n 't think it would receive a full tour. $500 per month starting salary, far made are to be permanent, was any o f your business." APE Studio« «flor a lot moro tel and are given 40-hour weeks, the question of possible Without access to the school thoir odueottew program« thon| OTHER CHANGES they added. fraudulant use of county funds you'd expeet: books, it is impossible to be in addition to a general This improvement of the has not been investigated, nor certain about expenditures. cleaning up and painting that has program was apparently a apparently is any investigation However, sources have suggested been occurring at the school, the necessary requirement for planned at this time. When that either the money is being school program has apparently remaining in operation, since contacted, the District Attorney's invested in property by Mayuiers, been upgraded, including the both Judge Coggan and Clifford Office said they had no or that it was being spent in the hiring o f Jackie Linden as Romer, head probation officer information regarding problems name o f the school without Wlldorao«« ond noturo ptiotogra- Assistant Director. for the county, have met with at the ranch, though they "would phy classes benefits going to the children. As Linden has several years' Mayuiers to discuss an upgradirtg be interested" if something were 1) Big Sur: May 3-6: $40 tulttonf regards property, sources include« food, Inotructlon by* experience with the Santa. o f the program. exposed. suggested that property was in photographer ond export Inf Barbara Probation Department, According to Romer, on April In his statement to Judge w ilderness the name o f the school (owned and according to several sources 16 Ventura and Santa Barbara Coggan, Leventhal compiled an 2) Mineral King May 25-27: $401 by Mayuiers) w ith all equity tuition Indudoo food, lnstruc-[ does an excellent job with the Probation officers visited the estimated itemization o f expenses going to him. tlon classes llmitod to 12| students in both teaching and school, and found "sufficient for the month of March based students A check o f the Santa Barbara 3) Tuolumo Moadoas to Mam-l counselling. reasons for concern" as to upon what he knew "from County Auditor's Office did not moth: $100 tuition Includoof Another major change has programming, staffing, firsthand information or by food, Instruction greatest wild I reveal any such actions been the re-structuring of the counselling, and so forth. inference or statements from " flower shots In the world: June| concerning property. The ranch 24-30 or July 14-20 school program, which runs from "We saw in these things," he Mayuiers. itself is on an eleven-year lease at -8:30 to noon five days per week. said, "enough to give us sufficient On his list, the expenses were about $850 per month. Several systems o f grouping concern to arrange a meeting in something under $11,000 for the According to Mayuiers, only one O 9 students and teachers had been the near future to correct some month, while income was I Black and W hite shooting 0*000 house of the five affiliated with tried, but "chaos had generally of these apparent deficiencies in $21,375. Past months, another I Learn all Comoro techniques,I the ranch is actually being I about films. Processing of B /W l ruled/ said one teacher. He went the Santa Ynez Ranch. School source noted, would have far I slides and nogatlvse, work with! purchased. on to say that a better system is program." different figures, since as the ] models, still Ufas, and otudyl Mayuiers responded to the presently being used. However, a number o f sources population o f the school I various founders of photography I charges by saying that "they ](8tlochon. Strand, etc) $ weekf Finally, during the last week felt that any changes that, occur, increased, so did county funding. I class; 3 hours per week tuition) really don't know what sort of four new combination though very much to the A ll sources agreed that I $35. Limit: 20 students. costs" are involved in such a teacher-counselors have been advantage o f the children, are Mayuiers was "probably taking a I Black and W hite tab eiaee p r o j e c t . ______-______I Complete zone system of photo-1 Igraphy. Learn printing, solarizing,I I tone lining, development, mask-1 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PRESENT I ing, ond much more. Classes moetl | for six wooks once a week at night. | I Lab sections limited to four. ■ Tuition: $40 THE THE

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