.UCSD 'Staff ' Members Receive Job Threats 5 Blacks Told to 'Quit or Else': campus Police Call FBI on Case by Mark Stadler aDd David Elsen Five black UCSD staff employees have received notes through the campus mail telling them, in effect, to "quit your job or else." The notes, which have been examined by the Triton Times, were signed "K.K.K." One note arrived last Friday, three Monday and one Tuesday. In addition, a sixth staff employee received a similar threat over the City DNA Report Released phone yesterday, sources indicate. However, campus police represen­ tatives have refused to comment on this development. FBllnvesUgaUon UCSD police chief Hugh French said he first learned of the notes Continue Research, Board Says Monday afternoon, and contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation Tuesday. San Diego FBI spokesman, Jordan Naylor said that his department "is investigating the case and considering prosecution under - by Joel C. Don from prominent advocates and research, whether public or the civil rights act." Associate News Editor opponents of the research over the private, including industry, notify Chancellor McElroy has called for a "full-scale investigation" and has six-month period. the City of their actions and adhere vested full authority in F:rench. The police chief indicated Wednesday A recommendation from a The eight-member committee, to the NIH Guidelines while con­ that his office is "~ttempting to ascertain the origin of the notes." special committee for the con­ composed of scientists, physicians ducting this research. "None of the people who have received letters have asked for police tinuation of the controversial and a lay citizen, set out to The committee expressed the protection," and none have said they will quit, according to French. recombinant DNA research was detennine the potential hazards need to continue the interaction One of the persons threatened told the Triton Times Wednesday that, approved Wednesday by the San the research may pose to the San between the University and the while the matter is a serious one, the police are doing a good job. Diego Quality of Life Board. Diego community as well as the city on recombinant DNA At least one of the threatened staff members did not come to work The board approved the IS-page potential benefits to be gained. research-related activities at report of the DNA Study Com­ University'S Hole UCSD, through a similar sub­ mittee, a group formed at the The report recommends that the committee of the Quality of Life request of Mayor Wilson when it San Diego City Council Board. was disclosed that UCSD had "acknowledge the fact that the The committee report also in­ applied for a $300,000 grant from University is now and will be cluded the following recom­ the National Institutes of Health conducting research as a part of mendations : (NIH) in order to construct special the University's role in engaging in --The Chancellor's Special facilities to conduct genetic free inquiry. " Biohazard Conunittee at UCSD engineering experiments. Although the committee found should also include lab workers The conunittee, which has met that an assessment of the potential involved in recombinant DNA regularly since August 1976, hazards and benefits of recom­ research. reviewed the multitude of binant DNA research is "difficult -Allow "unannounced visits" to literature and information on to ' make at this time," they inspect the biohazard facilities. recombinant DNA research and recommended that the City -Keep accurate health records investigated the nature of UCSD's Council enact an ordinance on all individuals involved in research plans. In addition, the requiring all institutions planning recombinant DNA research. committee heard the testimony to conduct recombinant DNA -Have the Department of 'public Health "monitor the public health • aspects ofthis research." Student Center Fee May be MiDority Report In a minority statement, com­ cam puSPoLiceChiefHugh;r~nch EOPHeadWilliamByrd I ncreased to $1 a.-Quarterly mittee member Shirley Wood, the yesterday, and, two refused comment when contacted by the Triton by David FrIedman only lay citizen on the conunittee, Times. recommended that all recom­ The notes, all typewritten on official stationary, varied in lenef,h from 3 _ Staff Writer . . binant DNA research be suspended lines to several paragraphs French said all the notes appeared to be Proposms for the first Student Center f~ l~crea.se since the establIsh- in the San Diego area, asserting written in IBM typewriters. . ment of the payment have reached adrmmstration consideratIOn, ac- that California is not an ap­ . Penonal References cQrding t2 Dan Almour, S~udent Center Board repr~sentative . propriate sight for this research Four of the notes contained personal references which, according to The target date for the implementation of the increase is fall, 1977, and because of the earthquake one source, could give the impression the writer knew the staff member. would involve raising the Center fee from its present six dollar level to 10 potential. In one case the writer referred to the fact the staff member had recently dollars per quarter. Wood asked that public forums received a promotion, while another threat was directed toward a staff According to Almour, the extra revenue generated by this proposed be held to "acquaint the public member's wife. Another said, "We only give one warning." action would be used primarily to protect Student Center reserves, which with the issue and let the public have become depleted in the face of increased debt service due to the new determine whether it wants to fund Contrlbutlag information for this article were Triton .Tlmes staff Center construction. . the research or seek research members Alee Nedelman aDd M-C Briea. Moreover, the Student Center Board must assume utility payment of its developing alternative facilities and also seeks to develop the large BuUding "C" into a technologies which pose little or no The notes were sprinkled with racist terms and, according to one restaurant. Funds froll) the fee increase would serve to underwrite these risks." source who has read the notes, allusions to the re<:ently televised adap­ expenditures in the future. Almour expressed confidence that the fee action would be approved by She also asked that the tation ofRootl. University " bear costs and The five employees receiving the notes were "at least acquaintances," Vice-chancellor and Dean of Student Affairs George Murphy, and ultimately would be sent to the Regents for the required implementation damages in the event of an escape according to William Byrd, director of the campus Equal Opportunity to the environment of any disease­ Program office. Byrd said Weenesday that he heard about the nQtes procedure. Murph)' Expresses Caution producing recombinant organisms Tue ~y, "through the black grapevine," and initiated a Wednesday originating from the University morning meeting with the recipients "to sit down and talk about it." . Murphy, when reached for comment, affirmed the Student Center The meeting "went fairly well," according to the EOP director. He request had reached his desk but cautioned against predictions about its laboratories. " added the developments have "created an increase in anxiety among the ultimate resolution. Murphy's Student Affairs office has requested a With the approval of the Quality black staff at UCSD." comprehensive three-year budget prediction from the Student Center of Life Board, the coriunittee AgeRaage Board to serve as the basic criteria for evaluating the fee increase report will now go before the full French said the five employees have been at U~D for between three request. . City Council and Mayor Wilson for and seven years, and 'range in age from 23 to 35. He added the five are all Expressing confidence that the Student Center had adequately consideration. Although the City "middle-level" staff members. researched the necessity for the action, Murphy indicated support for the Council has no jurisdiction over the The FBI called the US Attorney's Office in Washington DC and the increase. The current Student Center fee is among the lowest in the UC University, its final decision on the bureau's Washington office in an attempt to establish whether it has system, he said, and even with the advancement to 10 dollars, would still jurisdiction in the case. A source indicated that, although the incident is a rank in the bottom half campus wide. Continued on back page . fringe area violation for the FBI it now feels it is on firm ground in taking the case. San Diego FBI supervisor Bob Ivey said yesterday several of the original notes have been submitted to the bureau's Washington DC laboratory for analysis. Council Delays .DeCision On Bike Shop Recommendation The question of whether the San the City Council is that the Bicycle Diego City Council will recom­ Business Activities being con­ mend closure of the UCSD Bike ducted by UCSD should be ter­ Shop h8s been continued IDlW minated; directing the (council's) Wednesday moming at nine. ugis1ative RepreaentaUve (in The council was originally let to Sacramento) to work with the state act. on the iasue last Wednesday, Legislature to secure the deletion but' post-poned consideration, from the lItate budget of funds for according to Qty Clerk Edward such purpoee. " Neiben, because two CCKmCil The resol"ion was paaed to the memben - Floyd Morrow and Lee fuD council by ita rules committee Hubbard - who t.d taken an ~ 00 a ~2 vote, with GU Jomson, who tereat in the BiJle Shop were a~ ....-.nta UCSD, cutin8 the sent. cIeddinc vote. The question the council will '!be cotmd1 meeu on the twelfth Spontaneous failure of a pipe fitting near Revelle Cafeteria ye terday caused thi bubbling ca ad . Water ervic to eventually act on IUds : . . floor 01 the aty AdminlstraUon the cafeteria was Inle"upled for a short time and part of th Urey Hall parking lot was flooded befor r parrmen were "Declarinc that the poIiUon 01 BuiIdinI, at m "e" St. downtown. able to cap the pipe Friday, Fellrury ll,1IT7 Friday, February 11, 1m triton times Page 3 letters the Editor ~entral StudentOrganitation; because ,,--Consumer Report-­ Op n. Letter to: UCSD Community It's a Questi'on of Wording · sit1i"g on a Ilm~-post, waiting for tht IIC)ht Record and Tape Prices LPs tapes The controversy of the II. Central Student _...I. OPENLEilERTO Election Board's guidelines. Their action was an Arcade Music Co...... $1.98 $1.98 attempted suppression of a popular petition. placement of the Comprehensive Organizations, Structure, 650 "F ", San Diego THIS snJDENT COMMUNn'Y Autonomy, SENT TO: The New Indicator, the Triton Times, VOl During their 2 112 hour suppressio!} attempt at the Referendum Petition has been (new and used in ~ood condition) Fronteriza, a,ld radio KSDT Coop, they led a bloc which: resolved. The Student Regental Authority Discount Record Center ...... $3.88 $4.88 a) suspended the SCU's rules for the purpose of Cooperative Union and Revelle 1. The central student 243-Fashion Valley allowing a person to be nominated, interviewed and Council on College Affairs vo(cd organization on a UC campus has (going out of business) The Student Cooperative Union (SCU) was created the authority to represent the so that students could have real and immediate ac­ appointed to the Election Board within one SCU to represent the many students, La Jolla Music ...... : ...... $5 .58 $6.98 meeting and withoot prior publicity. including the 600 who signed the . undCrgraduates in UC affairs. Ueoriee Pizza ...... $4.98 $5.99 cess to their own central student organization. A3 (a) Shall the Student with any structure, bureaucratic policies are b) suspended the rules, intending to recall a SCU petition, that want a com­ 5667 Balboa, Claire mont Cooperative Union be reaffirmed necessary. representative from the Election Board without prehensive opinion poll. These 1~21 Garnet, Pacific Beach But the seu is structured so that this bureaucracy written charges, without a publicized hearing, 'Votes will not change, and con­ as the central student Records ETC ...... $5.66 $6.88 without careful substantiation of the "complaint" to stitute a four to three majority on organization? SAleH: Modern Day Samaritans 918 Silverado, La Jolla will never prevent people from doing good and honest (b) Shall the Cabine\-Assembly work. the representative being recalled so that a defense to the Elections Board. It is now Tower Records ...... $4 .99 $5.99 model be institute' . Unfortunately, however ap­ We submit: They recognize the importance of the pear as rational arguments and pealing this argument may first where competition, isolation, and Jeff Marks, Annex Director or Andy Schneider, Coordinator Why did Andy, Peter, and Sedonia vote on the the resulting lack of general Board to reject the petition? Ostensibly, it was questions, and don't want the Coop to be associated drawin-g from philosopher Mill's appear, note that Patton's Ex . 9450 Ex . 4450 human compassion play minor, if because the petition had not complied with the new with that importance! book On Liberty, Patton's central' assumption is that all members of assertion is "those who behave society are necessarUy "rational," not significant roles? Should Some students that Andy, Peter, irrationally in a civilized society by .and somehow enter Into an society put to death certain un­ Sedonia, Mark, and Fred Speck desirables that it conceivably brought to the meeting, thinking Civil Leadership fosters, on grounds they don't they were defending democracy, conform to rules previously agreed eventually broke ranks. Perhaps to by all? If such behavior could be II "I I they begin to suspect the hypocrisy San Diego Retrospect justified (as Patton tries to do), it of these '''student leaders." would prove an excellent way to Perhaps they will return to the ease our social responsibilities. assembly next week with new by Bill MacKenzie I did not mean to turn this into a opinions. liberal composition on the moral 9443 L1.Jolla Blvd Wedon't need "leaders." San Diego I\etrospect is a horrors of capital punishment, to 454-3038 column dealing with San Diego's be turned in at the beginning of Men & women -- we special.ize in hairarttingonly-- We need access to information. government officials. In writing it, next class period. Instead, I just Then we can make our own I will attempt to bring the reader to wisli to call attention to the fact decisions. Decisions will be made a more intimate knowledge of this that there is a difference between at the next general assembly of the city's civil institution by in­ the "rational" university folk who Student Cooperative Union, terviewing the people who run it. frequent our campuses, and those Monday nights, 6:30, at the Student Each interview will make as its who have been denied the Center North Conference Room. objective the discovery · of a childhood 'privilege of being __111111111111_­ relationship between our civil " rational," due to their leader's background and his sociaVeconomic environment. philosophy. charters to \ Sincerely, PAUL LeVAN I Pat Davis-Revelle representative In the course of this column's , to the Election Board, landmark case of Dartmoutb College v. Woodward, a fact readily existence I will interview all of San Wllite WQales • europe • Gary Welmberg--KSDT News cO.nfirmed by consultation with any of scores of UCSD History 158A-158B Diego's eight Councilmen and the Amsterdam & Porls $449-479 .. Sla~ 4 to 50 weeks •• Everyone elIgible 50 Director, refu~ees and alumni. Mayor, Pete Wilson. Next time ~d da~s advanced book.ng required Then your readers are told that Dartmouth is located in "the small that San Diego Retrospect al>' • . CtEE Siudanl Trovel Sa",lce. Vic Bloomberg--KSDT Public and isolated town of Hanover, Massachusetts." One of the college's pears, third district Councilman, Ot~er a. UCSO InlemllioNt Centw ()'ole Affairs Director. proudest claims being to a Department of Geography (an alien concept Lee Hubbard will be the subject of Councilman Lee Hubbard -._ . iiii.452-0630 locally, to be sure), it is fitting to note that Hanover is a town located in my discussion. Monty Reed-SCU Student/Staff Mell10rabilia Treat Dogs With Kindness New Hampshire, not Massachusetts. (The latter state is said to have once / will return next week. Relations Support Group 'Coor­ claimed Hanover, but dissociated itself immediately after experiencing a It is my wish that you feel free to It is my opinion that UCSD has been more than fair to students that do dinator, winter there.) senu In any questions or comments not have the capability of keeping their dog under control. Some dogs yo u might have for any of the of­ Mark Fingennan-SCU Appoint.. That "social life at Darmouth is centered around the 22 college (n;~;t·F~;g·~t·Y~;;;·v~~~ti;;~i) handle the school environment quite alright, but the dogs that are usually fraternities" is an interpretive, rather than factual, statement. This view fici als. I have direct com­ . filwA~ noticed are those totally out of control (barking, digging in trash, walking ments and Evaluations 'Support munication with them and hope • • Group Coordinator, hardly does justice, however, to the variety of watering spots and trysting around during a lecture, etc.) places within a UO-mile radius of Hanover, the standard wander-zone of a yo u'll take advantage of the 01>' : 9fOWE-U !By - ClI'zL-~ : There are many breeds of dogs, that by making them sit in a classroom pOl·tunity. Please send your this Ron Bee-member of·SCU External student body you depict, unaccountably, as sedentary. • Bus. 488-5370 • when theS' \fould love being out chasing birds, is down right cruel. It's not Affairs Support Groop, Perhaps the cruelest cut of all is the casual reference to school pride comments and/or questions to the \ 4676 Ca.s 51. . Pacilic BeaCh . CA 92109 J easy to tr:li n a dog to stay where you tell him to stay, or just be quiet and Triton Times office in care of San Ray Bergevin-one of ' the SCU "developed in the over 150 years it has been established." For in those ~ ...... ~ lay down n classroom for an hour, but itcan be done. parts (nay, even in Massachusetts) 150-year-old institutions are mere Diego RetrOllpect. I used tJ bring my dog to school, but because of the trouble I have seen representatives to the Election Board, upstarts. In fact, Dartmouth celebrated its 200th anniversary in 1969. And inside and qutside the class caused by dogs, I do not feel good about doing unlike the United States, it managed to do so without leQding its official it. Man's best friend can only be his friend when they begin-to com­ Susan Stanfield-Co-Chairperson - seal to Sarah Lee cakes or any Official Bicentenslial Plumbing Sets. municate. ot just orders from human to dog - this is the lowest form of seu, As to winter temperatures, 40 degrees F. (whicl;l you indicate is an communic tion poss·b!,. - it must be a more mutual understanding of octasional low) is more like the April highs that evoke visions of personal 1 ires. Ralph Hawklns--Coordlnator, o.e. 777ecl_"",,'i82 SlnOoovo's sweltering days of summer. In fact, a blizzard on Memorial Day weekend moot CharIor TC Communications Board ._od Co. is not an unlikely event. Temperatures well below minus 25 F. for days on EUROPE from '321 end in mid-winter go far toward explaining the sudden mushrooming of ...... ·71 Dartmouth exchanges here at UCSD, with its beckoning surf, each winter 2.3.4.5.1 10 24 _. durlllOn 10 e.n ... . Call or ViSIt us today term. _ No clubs 10 jOIII. no ,...... , ~1It 10 tIO'II. und-order thts fragrant . triton times Th. Triton Times Is published by UCSD stud.nts as an ofliclal .'uden, newspaper. I must even take issue with the sophomore exchange studenl quoted as "AWAII from '111 living message of love. David Else~ - Execult .. Idlter Publication IS on Monday •• Wednt»days and FrJday. during th. regular khool year saying that "at Dartmouth there is no nearby town, such as Del Mar," AIoo Now ''''''. CIIlcopo Orin A bundle of fresh Mark Stadler - Mlnlglnv odtlor (.Keepl on ollicial holidays) . Edilorlal and bu.lness 011100. ar. loeal.d In the Student implying a dreadful Isolation. In fact, the glittering lights of downtown .-,._ .. flowers arranged wtth Gary Gh".rdl- Ad ..nlslnv Min..... --- Cent.r al Ihe Universlly of California. San Olego. For edlloriat. call 452·3466; for buslne81 ...... a btg red heart and Alan Russell- N .... Idnor and display adv ...tlslng. ceft ~52-3~ White RIver Junction illuminate the night sky across the Connecticut TU h"~,h'.J .; ...... ~ . ! I:'.. : Alec Nedelman - AI.«III. News edllor Lell." to the edllor and opinion columna are w.lcomed. Allaubm lsslons mUll b

uam coach Dick Satterlee, easy shot was not there, the Tritons and weave through the porous Car South Western knowing that his team did not have were supposed to bring the ball Baptist defense, scoring layins and by Jeff Nomura the size or talent to stay with the outside and start all over again. The half ended in a 31-31 tie. tougher defense, the Tritons pulled even with some first Staff Writer With nothing more than patience visiting Lancers in a normal-paced "We couldn't run or shoot or The second half followed the hot shooting by Gebhardt and guard Carol Dawley. A and a made-[or-the-game offense game, had the Tritons open the rebound with them," Satterlee said same.pattern until midway in the three-poi nt-play by Gebhardt captured the lead for The cheers of a large home crOwd going for them, the UCSD varsity contest with a four-corner, semi­ after the game. "So we had to try period when the Tritons, down by the Tritons at ~36. thusiasm of the UCSD women's basketball team played even for stall offense. By spreading out the something diffe rent. " just four points, inexplicably began Aggressive board control by the Tritons kept the IitUe to dampen the spirits of OOlnD\¥e~ three quarters with the reigning play over the entire frontcourt, The strategy worked. Ken taking outside shots. After staying Apaches' point scoring down as Carrington gave as they dealt the Tritons a 77-49 NAIA champions from Cal Baptist close in a game that looked like a uom passed the ball around the Melvin was able to dri~le, drive, Wednesday's action. UCSD outstanding offensive play. before chucking their game plan floor in order to break players free ' Controlling the ball from the But the one-two punch provided by Helen Garcia NOW you can buy top qualit.y athletic shoes and get a F RE E and a chance for victory in the fina) for uncontested shots. Satterlee did and Jackie Luzier pulled the Apaches ahead for good Apaches pulled away to an early seven RESOLE . Choose from all the popular styles and makes. 10 rirlnutes of Tuesday night's 69-56 not want anything longer than a as they scored on some fine driving plays. they were able to ea:lily penetrate a ~ ADIDAS, NIKE, BROOKS. NEW BALANCE. K-SWISS. loss in the Main Gym. layup put up at the basket. If the '" TRETORN. TIGER _ three-two zone defense. The Tritons A hard fought contest in the early going, the game

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STUDENTS ABROAD 5120 Nearglen Ave. this third, and (picas_e) final, Dirty 'What powers lnlroduclion 10 Engineering Sys lems Call, Aemember only 2 more shopping days til With Gospel Mu st sell 753·30 13 Covina. Calif 91724 (3/21) Harry fli ck. • Mike 272-0987 (2/14) Pattie M·. birthdaY,Please send all gifts 10 B· The Archers, among the leading nres • Michelin 17!>-14 inch sleel radials . 022 Tutoring. algebra trig .. anal. geom. calculus. purveyors of gospel·rock, will be e.collenl cond o Make offer. 436·5543 • Early do you have?' TRAVEL physics. slatistics. GRE . Call ish 287·4751 Steue Miller appearing in concert tomorrow at 8 Morn .• Late eve (2114) your EUROPE . HAWAII and ASIA charier flights. in theMandeville Auditorium. IMPROVE SUNSET KNEEBOARD. 5 II. swallowtail. Book on campus CIEE Sludent Travel Paced by Steve and Tim Archer, ' CAMPBELL·BALLOU typist. Clairemont Sher This Sunday 10 :45am, Clean lines. fasl. No dings. eKcelient cot>­ ABILITIES tltru Services. Open M·F 1·5 pm. Call 452-0630 279-1 418 (3121) Steve Miller Disappointing: this " family band" mixes their dition. $40. Kevin. 453-9348 . • (6/12) Lost unwanted pounds & Inches. Heallhy & gospel message with a con­ 715 Silurecl. SUPER TRAVEL BAAGAINS Specialists In HYPNOSIS Porsche 66, 912 5 speed . Rebuilt engine. easy way 10 lose _Ighl & keep It off. Call temporary music sOWld. Starting lhe besl deal lor you ... Call TMT x452·1981 DICKRAXOW 281·4586 La Jolla sand yellow. new radials very good condilion Lynn 481-8290 (3/21) Quality at Low Point out by performing in churches I the $5000 1Besl 753·0490 (3/21 ) Archers are now a major musical attraction, having completed six House. 2 bedroom one balh . new fence near Steve Miller was in town with Miller's band, at least half of losT ANd FouNd national tours, including ap­ school. Shops. call Bruce 753-0490 $46 .000 Saturday night at the Sports whom had no business being Of besl LOST : One IIny Koala Bear wlo nose. Greal pearances at Madison Square M Of F Roomale needed for 3 bedroOln 2 bath there. But Miller's lackadaisical senti menial value . If found pis call Laura 453- Arena. The seven songs from Fly place near ueso. Own room and nice Garden in New York and the Good deal 9" 0 I W TV set all channels works 0746 Uke an Eagle, Mi11er's most attitude and complete lack of roomales . Call us 453-6949 (2/11) Colloseum in Los Angeles. Expo '72 super 550.00 K·2 180 · shOrts'· Sol men successful album (and recently stage presence were the show's ALL ~£CORDS & TAPES $..:..-1.;..,..;;: . ~ I I in Dallas became the first of many Bindingsloller P.hil 454·8049 Female. share large house. Del Mar. Beach. LOST : Radio shack calucula lor In 2250 HSS named Albwn of the Year by major flaws. He cut corners on If found please call 273-9534 Jesus festivals in which they have pool. jacuzzI , Priva le bedroom. 5100 & share 2/9 Rolling Stone) were well received whenever possible (and even Typewriler. manual .good condition 80S call utll. Call 755·4106 (2111) performj!d. 459-1869 Losl a key to lhe dorm on Feb . 9 eround Thl;d by the crowd (many of whom som etimes when it was n't 2 male hsemates wanled own rm In univ ety The opening act for the Man­ College. Number 926 on Ihe key . Please help were too ' young to realize that possible ). I mean - " The Joker" w i pool. tennis $100 plus 1/3 util. 452·9245 deville concert will be Oasis. The OCEAN IBACH q,D ZEP TICKETS March 13. Forum floor 452·9921 Eagle was not his first album). with no slide guitar? Not singing seats. sec . E Call 452·9343 after 5 pm (2/11) show is presented by the campus Half a dozen oldies ("Mary Lou", the refrain to "Space Cowboy" ? 40(H \ n lt .l1r~ LOST: Black & white ballk print on malerial. Crusade for Christ. Admission is $2 70 VW Pop·Top Camper eKcellenl condition Own room in 3-bedroom condo. Playmor·La an uptempo "Gangster of Love", A real disappointment especially MU ir Park. Lot Reward. call 453-0485 for UCSD students. best oller 452· 1796 Jolla. 1'h miles from school. pool nearby. and of course, " Livin' In The after the fine studio work that Congenial room males. Available April 1 st for LOST : While and blue Timex watch al 3rd USA") and three new songs'( soon Miller has done. 2 Roller scale very accurate$1O . Head Master spring and summer $116.00 per month. Gall party last weekend Please call Cindy 453- tennis raquet w /new strings. great cond o Jon. 453-6471. If nOI home. leave phone no. 0485 to be jamming up the AM air The Norton Buffalo Stampede. 520 . 755·5872 Pete. (2I1S) (2/141 waves) were also performed. the show's openers, had trouble To the person who was suprlsed to find 4 Solana Beach 1 or2males to share apt. $120. But ... (and it's a big BUT) clapping their hands in unison. SUAFBOARD 7 It. Egg good Gondilion 570. doll ass and a house key In their backpack call mo. ocean view. pool , sauna, jacuzzi , on new MOTORCYCLE 76 SUZUki 40Q' perfect cond o .s3-7536 quality-wise the concert was a caULA VISTA SAN DIEGO bUlline 10 UCSD elc!! Call Marc al 481 ·9967 low mileage 436·1 t07. let-down. Part of the fault lies -TedGuth Of .s3-0240 or Mike al 75!>-3642 1/ 2 $100 37'1 .v-d 422-9nl I rh (~ hI. 2.N-,').,,<, Lo~t somewhere en campus: Red suede 'S9 VW Van rebuilt englne recenttune-up. deposil · share electric (211 4) wallet Call Robin at 453·3165 1I!.. New tires moved to Del Mar don·t need 10 _iiitttllllIIIItIi_-_ ...... ,, ·· Duplex 3 bedroOlns 2 baths well fumished 1 drive Ca!1 Pele 481·9397 (2/14) PEN : Will finder of pen btwn. USB & Aev . blk to beach P.B. privale patio S380 . a mo . Prov OIL call ruth at 274·9695 & tell me 488·1600 .454·3305 BMW 1800 4·door recenl valve lob. new where to claim it. Sexton's Poetry PreSented; brakes. shocks. clutch. Michelin radials. Housing contracl dbl. rm . Tenaya 452·0407 lape deck make offer 274-6873 (21,6) LOST : One eost. . On Revelle. on Monday . It ask for E. or D. Is purple wllh green lining and 01 HANG TEN ARCAU'-. 71 VW Camper Poptop Xlnt condo 462·9517 make. Please lurn Into Trllon Times office II Own roOln in 2 belr. apl. in Clairmont. Fur· Noon Concert Series Begins afterS pm (2/11) found . nished Pool. 15 min Irom school. Aen t 119 560-1208 _ Led Zepplln,Tickels 9th rO\ll left side upper LoSI silver bracelet with orange & whue slone " ~U5IC C.\\ level 4 in row 90$ or 2 prs 45$ each Sieve on RllI/elle senliment value any Info please Renlal wanted: 3·5 Br house In Del Mar. LJ or 488-2347 (21 111 ca II 222·4005 "Death and Anne Sexton," a Reader's Theatre production of the poetry PB from Apnl I ·July 1. $25 dollar reward for by the Pulitzer Prize winning poetess AlUle Sexton, will be presented on In fo 276·6749 (2/ 14) fines t studio In san diego county Kawasaki 500 Lo mi '70Xlnt cond. Only S385 LOST: Gold Charm . w it~ opal sett ing. Ihoughl Tuesday, Feb. 15. Sexton's poetry, often morose and intensely personal, or best olfer all o ffers conSidered. Must sell. to be In vicinlly of Blake Hall. Reward. Call Female roommate wanted to shale room exposes the visage of horror and insanity hidden behind the mask of tense BALLET · MODERN · JAU INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCING 453-3727 (2111 ) 452·9961 . CREATIVE · TAp · DRAMA EVEAY FAloAY wlsr. chern. malor· $75 permo.Playmorcall normality in eve'ryone. The production, sponsored by the UCSD 8PM LED ZEPPELIN TICKETS. Fisl and third row. 452-0526 or 455·9424 Fellowship Fund, will be performed in the Mandeville rl!cital hall, room 230 BIRMINGHAM SIOO Of best offer. Secllon 24 loge. $30 Of Wanled female roommale. Own room • 132,at7:30pm. ALL LEVELS CAROIFF·BY· THE·SEA best offer. Call 279-7988 alter 6 p.m. lurnished La Jolla shores area $87 . Helen. 436-3733 ClilSsifie.~ Rales Leslie 459-2570 Siudent ads · 25 cents PERSONAls Ouiel neal roommate to share L olla Village Personals· 50 cents The noon concerts sponsored by the UCSD Music Department features Apt. 1 ml UCSD own rmlbalh $150 mo . Avail Lost and Found - free soprano Cathy Campbell this Tuesday in the Mandeville Alcove. 41h COM MUTERS ! Where do you live? 2127177 453-0776 Non-student ads • $1 The ,noon series continues with the UCSD Oboe Quartet, with a per­ Please put addresses In suggestion boKes HOfRe in Ihe counlry. Aoom lor horse. dog. Deadline at 1 pm. Iwo forma nce of works by Mozart, Britten, and others. thiS week : L1bs . Std Cnt. POff (2/11) garden. Peaceful Call 756-3550 after 6 pm. days prior 10 publication. Ads may be submitted The penultimate concert of the term features William Hays at the piano Young pro lessor (27) wants someone (over February 12. 1977 between 8· to and 12-2 on to be presented in the Recital Hall, March 8. 18. female) 10 a!lend sexual freedom league Room v:lprlvate balh In shared Clalremont USB 2722.7:00 & 9:30 PM hOuse. No smoking. preler grad. $110 . ph MWF . 8- 11 and 1·3 on ITh. The UCSD Guitar Ensemble brings the Winter Noon Concert Series to a February 11 . 1977 party Wllh II you mighl be In teresled call me $1.00 at 223·9557 . (2114) 270·7983 . (2111) close on March 15. The Soaps that Still do more for ONE MAGNIF~CENT -Many other lovely Wind the fairest your ski n th.an FRESH ROSE Valentine & of theIR all! just clean! arrangements and ~ ~ YOI,r color choice plants too .• from The Lion ~ IU~IU"NI" 410 WITH VITAMIN E and your message HerlMf, Muak, lemon­ $10.°0 .. all Mandeville. 7:00 & 9:30 PM .... 1.09 enclosed, beautifully $125 . 1.19 decorated for the' gift packed .• You've gotta 'date with holiday. Kerf deliveredANYWHERE • • • • • • • • • Sean Connery Crystal T For dry Skin . • •...... • I 29 to dine in her elegant Emporium, Give Them Flowers From . in the city of San - Open SUNDA Y this Candice Bergen dance to her Electric Music Machine weekend for you late and play games in her Parlour Diego, •• This Brian Keith & LLAGE BEAUTY John Huston dominoes, chess and backgammon, that is! SUPPLY weekend •• in time Three roses, Valenti!,e shoppers .• SOO Holel Circle North PEq'~L PUSH~RS or call in .. (lit the Town lind Country Hotel) 737 P~RL for if you wish BankAmericard and 6982 La Jolla Blvd . Don'1 be mistaken. The ..d,. .. of our VALENTINE' DAY! Same Great ervice Ptaza I. on Pearl but ou r entrance I. ott Masler Charge 459-2252 our frM parking lot on ElICIs. just lOuth 01 Pearl In tha new building with lord Only '7.95 complete ,9.95 honored ~ver phone 100/0 Bryon', COokl'S. Dick'. Liquor IOd "'" Discount With -This Ad Soup E,change...... I_Ifii Ginseng Root . ' · Burglar May Turn Out The Lost Art of Shoe Design Exposes self A dying art has expanded into a thriving business in Clairemont. Wonder Drug Here, 15 craftsmen magically recreate and redesign any shoe. Unlike the local shoemaker limited in manpower and facilities, they operate to Law SmelICI_ (ZNS) Ginseng root, that mysterious medicine that dates like a small, efficient factory-a group of specialist covering the gamut Last Monday night UCSD police 0( shoe problems from redesign and dyeing, to tennis resoling and boot LSAT Voluminoul home back more than 3000 years into arrested a 19-year old man who study mat.,. rebuilding. had run through Revelle donns GRE Chinese history, may turn out to be Even orthopedic work is done, along with general repairs on every Cour_ that .e a modern wonder drug. alternately exposing himself and const.ntly updet" imaginable item from purses to golf bags. The result of this Al'ISl The British publication New organization is a precise, professional job done, in many cases, on a burglarizing donn rooms. T .... f8c:iliti" for Scientist reports that the bitter­ The man, Willie Winfield Lee, is reviews of el_ while-u-wait basis. OCAT I_nl end for u. tasting root, that often has been • not a student and Is currently on of supple_tMY laughed at by 'Western medical According to master shoe designer, Irving Hertz, virtually anything parole. The city attorney's office CPAT materiell researchers, is suddenly showing can be done to any shoe. The crew can change pointed shoes to open has issued a complaint against Lee FLEX Melee-upt for up in lab . tests as a ' mysterious toes, make shoes longer or wider, change shoes to boots, make gaping charging him with two COWlts of ECFIIG m~ I_nl preventative for dozens of diseases shoes narrow and narrow shoes wide. indecent exposure and one COWlt of and a powerful source of en­ Even flat shoes can be made high and outdated spike heels replaced possession of stolen property. durance. with platforms. This is the most common redesign work done at the According to the pollee report, tlAT'L MED 8DS The magazine says recent tests shop. Hertz boasts a selection of 250 different types of heels varying in Lee first made his appearance have found that a single dose of height, style, and width. You can choose from among stacked heels, known on this campus at 7:00 when SAT-VAT ginseng increased the stamina in wedgies, and platforms. In effect, you can be your own designer. No one he exposed himseH to some women .SAN DIEGO CENTER mice by 35 percent; and that daily will have your same shoe! in the Meteor Hall lounge. He later ' 2180 G.rnet. Pecifie Beech 92109 use of the root extract doubled the exposed himself in a Blake Hall stamina. . Also, worn-out toes can be reinforced with toe caps, worn-out heels lounge. New Scientist says that the replaced with new ones. Taken from donn rooms during energizing property of ginseng Even the problem of wide calves fitting into narrow boots has been his stay on campus were a Texas caused it to be carried in the back­ solved. A gusset of leather can be inserted in the boot or a zipper in­ Instruments- calculator, a Kodak itil-·68IJ stalled. No one will ever know the boot didn't come that way. Outdated Instamatic camera, a driver's packs of North Vietnamese EDUCATIONAL soldiers during the war; and that laced boots can also be replaced with zippers. license not his own, and two CENTER Soviet cosmonauts commonly Actually, zippers can be sewn on just about any item including purses, turquoise ringS. snack on ginsent during space jackets, and sleeping bags. . Lee left campus on a 3-speed Br.nc"- in m.jor US citi" • nd Switzerl.nd flights to prevent disease . bicycle he had stolen from outside And don't throw out old handbags falling apart at the seams. New the Coffee Hut, and was ap­ sides, linings, and handles can make them like new. prehended by campus police at Even torn shoes and jackets can be artfully repaired. 8: 20 as he was riding by ~e corner Rather than cover them with patches, panels or matching material of La Jolla Farms Road and La are added. Dog-chewed and frayed items can be altered in the same Jolla Shores Drive. He was dressed manner. at the time. 't\\t ,~ All work is done with expert skill. The final product looks factory-new and often has less imperfections that the original. DNA Report. PROUDLY PRESENTS THE SHARPEST A vital factor in shoe redesign is the dyeing process. Dirty, worn shoes [Continued from Page'll FUNKY ROCK DANCE BAND IN S.D. or bags can be given new life with new colors. Shoes can be dyed to report will be communicated to the match purses, dresses, and belts. University as a recommendation Outfits can be fully coordinated. You can change colors with the from the City. "Breeze" changing seasons and alWays be in style. MEllOW OUT THURS ., FRI. , SAT. SimUar to Cambridge It's no longer necessary to throw out stained articles. A unique dyeing In a similar action 3000 miles process has been devised to remove spots. Even grease stains and sun away, the Cambridge City COWlcil, spots can be re-dyed. which witnessed an intense .con­ frontation among scientists during According to Dyeman Bennie Williams, virtually any material can be . the smnmer of 1976, approved the dyed including cloth, linen, satin, suede, leather, and synthetics. recombinant DNA research plans You can see that the restyling of a shoe (or purse or jacket) is a unique of Harvard University and MIT. process. It requires the artistic skill of both the dyeman and the shoe A 12 page report from the designer. Two master craftsmen have made this Clairemont business a Cambridge Experimentation success. They-represent a rare "dyeing" breed of artists. Review Board, a gl,'OUP similar to San Diego's DNA Study Committee Hertz is nearly 70 and has been a shoe designer for 35 years. He although composed entirely of lay Photographic Supplies learned the family trade in Poland at age nine. Over the years, he has citizens, advised that recombinant built up an admiring following sending shoes from as far away as New DNA research "can be pennitted Zealand! They recently prompted him to come out of retirement to do in Cambridge" as long as there is Discount - Darkroom what he does best. "strict adherence" to the NIH Williams is 47 , carrying on the family trade of dyeing learned from his Guidelines. Prices Supplies brother in Texas. He is a true artist with a feel for color and design. In addition, the Cambridge Using no charts or formulas, no premixed dies, he creates all colors report stressed the need for careful from scratch - a kind of modern-day Picasso. He can dye any item to monitoring of the biohazard Expert Service Quality Equipment perfectly match any color. It's nice to know you don't have to settle for a facilities and the minimization of near-match anymore! all potential hazards. The report also called for the The skills of these two men along with their team of craftsmen have Boh Da\'is Call1Pra Shop creation of a 'Cambridge Biohazard reaped rewards. American Shoe Repair is the largest single shoe repair Committee to oversee "all -: i- I .I \ • I .' I,did I, , ; ,',', shop in the western United States. It also has the second largest tennis recombinant DNA research that is resoling (while-u-walt) business in the United States. , conducted · in the City of Cam­ &0 next time you think of buying some shoes, check the closet first. bridge." Now you can turn those comfy old favorites into a stylish new pair. The San Diego DNA Study Committee recommended a similar action, stating that "if ll~W l,1,., recombinant DNA research ex­ • pand.

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