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Velum* XXXIV 146 Twelve Pages Today Auguat 10, 1*72 New plan set PR0QRE88 Stadium extension is due soon for education •The extension to Mustang Stadium will be completed Sept by LAURIE CA8 IOY 14, two days before the first home game. In « search for new and better tests earned credit applicable to viyi to meet the needs of the bachelor’s degree. Construction of the 1640 seat students and society during the < The first program to offer a addition began last week. K70'i the California State master’s degree through off- Douglas Gerard, executive dean, Universities and Colleges has campus studies began in said they are on a tight schedule implemented a systemwide to February under auspices of the but he anticipated no problems. initiate ‘‘A New Approach to Fullerton campus. The program, Higher Education.” Initially consisting of a lecture Since current state regulations A little more than a year haa course and a seminar, was of­ prevent the use of tax funds for puied since the first steps were fered at the Santa Ana Civic competitive athletics the 1107,040 aken to fulfill the projects ob­ Center to 90 advanced students needed for the addition is corning jectives. The Initial steps were to seeking a Master of Public Ad­ from other sources. organise two Task Forces and a ministration degree. Pres. Robert E. Kennedy Commission. T hese sp ecia l External degree programs are requested 160,000 of the State groups have developed several self-supporting; the Individual Share Roaerve, primarily used pilot programs which are now student either personally or by for agricultural functions, from underway. subsidy from a government or the Chancellors. \ Rhoto toy Oav* Cherry One premise of the new ap­ private agency, pays tuition at a This seemingly abandoned construction site will soon be the proach is that the time spent In fee established at the system The ASI gave 120,000 for the home of additional seating for Mustang Stadium. See season college can bo reduced for many level. addition. The balance, loaned by tickats story on page 3. students by a strengthened ad­ There are prospects of the Foundation, will be repaid by vanced placement working significantly more such off- the income from the additional The lighting in the stadium will relationship with the high schools campus programs beginning next •eats. Seventh week aid a broadened program of fall. Authorisation has been mad* be significantly Improved with new light standards and new The seventh weak of instruction comprehensive exam in ation s for a Master of Business Ad­ Gerard said that the metal lighting heads. ends at 6:00 pjn., Monday, given lower division college ministration degree program to parts of the extension being built August 21. students. be operated by California State by Fred Walsh Incorporated, are Additional expansion, from The college catalog states: For the first time entering College, Dominguet Hills. The all prefabricated materials. funds available and thos* “Except for college recognised freshmen at any of the It cam­ School of Arts and Sciences At "Just take it off the truck, generated by the use of the emergencies, no withdrawals puses can receive six semester California State University, assemble, and then bolt it.” stadium, is hoped for. from a course will be permitted uits of credit for a score of three Sacramento, will offer an ex­ or better on a five point scale on ternal B.A. in Cdmlnal Justice at any advanced placement tests. Delta Community College In In the ares of comprehensive Stockton and Diablo Valley Workshops still active examinations, two campuses College In the Bay area. California State University, San A number of grants have been Approximately 480 men and conference under the direction of experience, and most of the Francisco and California State received by the campuses and the women are currently attending Miss Beverly Bowman of people who com* care, about College, Bakersfield—Joined last system which will permit them to the California workshop for Bakersfield. people.” U1 in a pilot project whereby move ahead with many projects. physical education and coaching Miss Bowman said that "after Miss Bowman said directors students could earn credit by The first major grant was from according to Robert Mott, head of the completion of on* week were elected by the workshops passing tests developed through the Carnegie Corporation In New the mans physical education comments were favorable two years before they serve, department. the College Level Examination York. toward the conference,” she pending one year learning the Progpaaa(CLEP). Students who Numerous proposals have been Some 900 women Instructors continued, "being director of the Job. She Is an instructor at are concluding their two week conference has been a beautiful Bakersfield High School whore passed one or more of the five (Continued on page I) ah* haa served for 14 years, six of CATCH 22 those m head of the girls PE Department. File adds new dimension The women are in their 22rd conference while the men a rt Mining "what’s possible in Executive Orders of the Chan­ celebrating their 26th. The men kudent government at Cal Poly” cellor. are under the direction of Mr. h the goal of the Catch 22 cross Volume 1 of the cross reference Robert Clark of Monterey High 'defence system being Instituted system will be composed of a School. Some 160 men are *f Skip Kelley of this university. table of contents, Instructions on enrolled in the workshop ac­ Kelley, who has put In an the use of Catch 22, and an index- cording to Mott. ■toneted 500 man hours working glossary section Intended to Mott Mid attendance at the ® the Catch 22 project, has reduce the ambiguity of the workshops has been steady i frdeed a system by which any materials In Catch 22, along with through the years. Usually some kadent organisation can, "In less other sections designed to asst* foreign Instructors participate than five minutes," find the researchers. — but this year none are attending. Hdee, laws, and bylaws gover- The 39 volumes of Catch 22 will Instructors from all over the nln* that organisation. be placed In a portable bookcase nation are attending this year but For example, If the student which will be present at all SAC, the state of Hawaii is the most [•eepeper was questioning the SEC, and other official meetings distance place represented this when the system goes into effect l*wi governing its editorial RRo«o by John Gordon year. Mtay. it could, within a m atter of According to Kelley, who has The women conclude their Jesse Owens, keynote speaker for the Physical Education "dkkes, by using the Catch 22 been working on Catch 22 since workshop on August 11 and the Workshop, spoke to a packed house in Chumash Auditorium Wem find a table referring the last fall, with time off to get man will conclude theirs on f—krcher to the appropriate married, there Is the possibility yestarday. August II. Participants receive * d giving him a quick that student government can set "arbitrary control” over the professional credit for attending Itself up as an assistant to other legal, you have a chance to the workshop Mott said, and the W*x by which to find them. establish a channel of com­ budget, when, in fact, it has only J n the Poly Royal apodal colleges and universities in a few controls, which are set main purpose is to upgrade devising a similar system for munication. physical education, and to im­ •Jdon of the Mmtang Daily, "But when you go in to the down by law. Under Catch 22, any themselves. Money attained this prove athletic coaching in the C*toh 22 was discussed in detail. administration and ask per­ ignorance on the parts of the way would virtually psy f°r secondary schools In the country. « that time, Kelley had compiled mission to do something, and student government or the ad­ •our volumes In his cross Catch 22 her*. ministration concerning such One advancement whlcn they say either ’yes’ or ‘no’, there [•"•“■to* system. Through ex- is no chance to open a channel of vontrols would be wiped out upon would, according to Kelley, be •'•dve research, Kelley has communication.” looking into the Catch 22 cross opened up by Catch 22 Is that «panded these four volumes into One example of this cited by reference. certain communicative links waking them extremely Kelley Is the ASI budget adopted When asked what documents would be established. wtoiled and comprehensive. last spring. Kelley felt that many would be contained In Catch 22, hffP j "When you present s weu Topics for these volumes range news releases from the ad­ Kelley Mid he hoped to present researched and v iron-clad “Wn College Administrative ministration gave the impression “complete, 100 per cent proposal to the administration, Mufi i< i - r f -• i , U,I (CAM) and Ad­ that the administration had (continued on page 10) ministrative Bulletins to one that Is legal and you know Is Thursday. August 10, l if t STAFF COMMENT Thursday, fine DES on consumers’ no-no list weekend lead by JOHN HANSBURY equals cancer, In mice, not eating beef liver we would ha* Ones again ths American people. to consume 5,500 pounds at ont everyone (there is always some consumer has boon misguided The facts: About two years ago sitting—and you’d still be In the weirdo In the bunch who won’t go and misled by that paragon of traces of DES started appearing safe zona as prescribed by along with the program) Is down m isvirtue—the Consumer Ad­ in the livers of a small per­ doctors for those women undv Monday. vocate. centage of the carcasses therapeutic treatment. i This tlms the victim falling monitored by the United States Also a point to ponder la that But Monday Is easy to down. Departm ent of Agriculture— DES, a i a synthetic hormone, After all, it Is the start of that prey to the over-eealous and the about .5 to one per cent. And only metabolizes quickly and U grey Umbo period known as the under-thinking consumer ad­ in the livers, not the muscle eliminated by the body; the work week. vocate is Djethystllbesterol (DES), a synthetic female tissue. The amount was so human body (aa well as the That grey limbo Is the reaeon a hormone commonly added to miniscule, five to 10 parts per steer’s) will not store It In the lot of people around here delay .cattle feed, or Implanted, and billion, that anything less than tissues. .graduation. Ten or 15 years of used to promote growth and three parts per billion are con­ Steers are fed DES at the rate college puts quite a dent In that sidered by the Food and Drug of five to 20 millograms a day endless grey tunnel leading to a attain a better feed conversion. The question Is why, after 18 Administration scientist as not while on finishing feed. It allovi Thursday Is always a beautiful poverty-stricken retirement. years of safe usage, should DES even existing! That Is Just how them to gain weight 10 per cant day to ms. It’s ths day altar Tuesday Is alright, except with be deemed public enemy number little the residue Is that we are faster and convert feed 15 par Wednesday which Is ths day we those people who have Sunday one? talking about. cant bettor. The DES la removal put the Mustaaf out. Until I took and Monday off. Otherwise The answer lies In the results of At five to 10 parts per billion we from the feed for a period of on the Job of editor Wednesday Tuesday Just kind of floats on by experiments done with m lce- may Just as well call that non­ •even days before ala ugh tar. ft was Just another day. unnoticed except for those expertinents consisting of feeding existent too, for numerous used to be 24 hours baton Now people know when It long Jong classes. abnormally high doses of DBS, Americans are getting many slaughter, and there was new arrives by the scowl on my face I Thursday Is always g grsat much higher than man could timee that dosage, with no ill any problem than. I have never had any personal day, because it leads to Friday. possibly concelvs of eating-«nd affects, from their family doc­ If removal la dona correctly all animosity toward a day of the Nothing at all wrong with that! producing cancerous growths. tors. residues a rt eliminated. week before. I confess to a And ths paper Is out. Unfortunatly, the general Doctors prescribe this drug for But some residues have ben marked perferonoe for Fridays, Back to Wednesday. Wed­ public received only one side of their female patients to combat found—hence the controversy. Saturdays and Sundays, but nesday morning people begin the equation: mice plus DES certain hormonal Irregularities. How did this happen? everyone likes those days. The asking me If the paper Is coming squals cancer. They forgot to Their prescriptions call for from DES la often mixed right In weekend Is easy to appreciate. out. That definitely upsets me, balance the equation: mice .2 millograms three times a week with the feed. Whan the feedlot Mondays are blue, at least because you can never tell when highly succeptlble to cancer, plus to 15 millograms each day. manager orders his last load that's what I have always been someone else knows .something an astronomically high amount of For you or I to receive five from the feed mill he tells (dm to told. Everyone, or least almost you don’t. DES, plus humorous variables, millograms of DES through leave the DES out of the feed. Sometimes some of the residue are caught In the machinery and la Inadvertantly added to the la* 1 0 7 2 feed order. But ao minute an I dm ho earn Muitana (AUTOtMA WWW AMI these quantities they they an I ASM., HK. r CdlildimaCalifornia Infdtalloyiaial r l , f i , l l M « ) l f>r,l,# i,ll .Attoi o.io- about the asms amount o( AOII.a'aU wifti Noadoi I estrogen consumed by eating surf u m m and Idn Irene.uo liaminti l.nt'.l P y n d ■K V certain vegetables and (frinking Idlldr-ln-CMo' Matialai Dana milk, and certainly leas that Managing fd.tar Teny lentot eating an egg. Hormones cannot rh*** Mi oi Catherine #hoeni» be avoided. lutinati Manage'. Sii va Olio ASvartmng Manager Perhaps people are concerned HaaS PreSuatien M anage' Kan Ollti over the fact that DES is a syn- (Continued on page S) AOvo.l.ting .new. .el er.nr«e hfr»in toMly ta r .ntormernr-el ampnyoy Such er.m.nf .1 net M be lonybuod ay a.pray, or on,il«a>m,Aaat ar.do.lamento. .do. yon er v*».'«or.o.. at yuib rammarimi amarar.yo at yaniuray by the Ayyaiwrad tfudoniy Ini a> iho Cal.lorn.a Dale Paly _raahna_____ Caiiaaa. tan tunm Obnea P 0#«a room 77* G.aeh.i Am i la.Mme. Dv< »*» jh* Miirthae '«• i.met a - m dui.ng the tcfcael yaw auapt and »•*" po>.nd< by the Ai m .alee Dudonly Ini . 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Expires August 15, 1972 $100 off on any URGE PIZZA Come to Happy Hour 4-6 p.m. Pitcher of Beer $1.00 : S | I O I - 4 s DJ4£ S44-7J1D 179 N. Sint* Rou (Across from William* Bros. Market) DES appears Charge cards Thursday, Au*uit 10, lif t get good use Victoria makes return controversial Robin Baggett, has announced , a new English rock career by giving free concerts at that arrangements have been group now on debut of the United the cannery In San Francisco. (Continued from page I ) cattleman must take his chances completed to honor States will appear here Saturday thetlc hormone, as opposed to a with the market and the whim of She chose to become a Bankamertcards In the purchase night. _ professional after attending a natural one. Synthetic means the consumer. It for these of tickets for m ajor ASI- lecture on how to survive In the that it la not found naturally. Yet reasons why he needs all the help Victoria, a contemporary folk sponsored public events for recording business given by the end product—chemically or that is made available to him— singer,* will provide the second which an admission charge will David Rubinson of San Francisco naturally—la the same. and DES Is one great aid In what be made. act of the program, which will be the pop concert of the summer Records. Rubinson auditioned Natural hormones are on the until )ust recently has been bleak The cards will be honored for programming period. the trail vocalist and produced market. They Include Synovax H period for prosperity. the first time when reserved-eeat Why ban DES? Ignorance of her first album on the San and Synovax S. They coat more season tickets for Cal Poly's 1(72 The public Is Invited to the 8 the facts and the familiar urge to Francisco label. than the synthetic ones, which home football gamee go on sale. pjn. performance in Chumash leap on the old ecological band­ leads to another Important topic: The season tickets, priced at Auditorium of the Julian A. Victoria plays the acoustical wagon; look before you leap Is an Economics. (17.50 for the public and (7.50 for McPhee College t Union. Ad­ guitar and the piano, composes old adage, but one that has stood The beef Industry works hard ASI cardholders, admit holder* mission will be (1.50 for college moat of her own music—about the the test of time. to please the consumer. Last year to the five home games. The first students and (2 for *11 others. things and people who have •bout 18 million head of cattle The consumer advocate wants home game will be played In passee through her life. Foghat, a group that produces received DES In their ration for a inexpensive meat. He called for Mustang Stadium at 7:80 p.m. on rock with a blues parentage, was John I. Wasserman of the "San savings of approximately 1150 and received a ban on DES—a Saturday, Sept. 16. formed by a trio of former Savoy Francisco Chronicle" writes of million In feed coata. This valuable tool In the cattleman's Reservations for season Brown artists who were Joined by her: "Her songs are personal, represents an average additional arsenal for the defense against football tickets may be made now Rod Price of the . abstract, occasionally direct but return to the feeder of over $8.50 bankruptcy. What he really at the ASI business office on After perfecting their style in more often surreal." per animal. wants Is tojhave his cake and to campus. As In past years, holders rehearsal sessions in Great Jack Hafferkamp of the It la difficult to determine eat it too. Marie Antoinette of season tickets from prior years Britain, Foghat Journeyed to the "Chicago Dally News" says: predaly Just how much the use of thought that too and look where will have first choice of the seats United Statee to audition for DES aavea the consumer per she ended up. they previously occupied. "Except for the fact that she Is a Albert Grossman, who had Just heavily vibratoed, very pure pound of beef. Estimates range Prior year season ticket formed the Bearsvllle recording soprano, Victoria’s voice defiee from 15 to 20 cents per pound. At holders have until September 5 to .. .education - organisation. description; usually it's very the current rate of beef con­ obtain their tickets. All other (Continued from page l) ' precise In an ethereal sort of sumption this results In an annual reservations will be filled on a considered for this program, r or Grossman sent the quartet way." saving of from $50 to (86.40 for a example, a prototype Weekend first-come, first-served basis back to England for a recording California family of three. College- In which regular courses when ticket distribution begins on session which produced their first The daughter of a construction And Isn't this what the con­ are conducted on Friday Sept. I, album—Foghat. Most of the worker, Victoria learned guitar sumer la after, high quality meet evenings, Saturdays, and Sun­ Reservations requests should music on the new album was In Columbia she already was an while saving hard earned days. Projects to demonstrate be accompanied by a check for written by -with accomplished pianist. money? the most cost-effective uses of (17.50 ((7.(0 for ASI card contributions by Prioe and by In her early compositions, she But all that will change. Now television as a teaching tool have holders). The Bankamertcard Tony Stevens and . told a magnates Interviewer , I strove tor disonant chords now the cattle will have to be held been approved for three cam­ may also be used for ticket Although on their first tour of she strives for ehords In over 10 to (0 days extra In the puses. They will during the reservations. the U.8 . under the Foghat profession, but changes a chord, feedlot, which means feeding coming year develop TV course LunS Galbraith, manager of designation—Stevens, Earl, and now and then, to make her "feel them longer. It la going to coat packages to serve substantial Bank of Am erica's College Peverett wore with good." Victoria says you "fill In and It la the consumer who must numbers of students over a Square branch, explained the on the group's five other tours,. tee missing element with your pay, aa always. You can't expect several-year period. cards may be used for the pur­ Victoria will be making her voice when singing." the feeder to loose money—he Many other programs hsve chase of tickets at the AS second appearance here. She was Wasserman said of her voice, barely makea it as It la. been considered In this project, of Business Office In the Julian A. part of the entourage that opened "It Is fryStalllne, and shim­ It also should be on record that fundamental changes In a McPhee College Union and at the the College Union In March, 1(70. mering aftd extraordinarily the beef Industry la not Involved systemwide approach to higher Bank of America College Square Victoria began her slnalna beautiful." with price support payments. The educations Braneh.

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Thursday. August 10. 1071 HEP QRAPS Students talk about the program

by PAULA QUALLS Delano High School begins with Hemandsa, learned about the HEP (High School Equivalency the Board of Directors. "If there HEP program. "I saw a chance Pro gram) • program Instituted were more mlnoritiee on the to get a better education,” said tor aiding chllfren of migrant board they would have a wide Linda. farm workera rocoivo an idea of what the minority Miss Hernandos, received her education haa given die migrant students would like. Also more high school diploma through laborer a chance at opportunltlea minority teachers." HEP and is now working as a not available before. ‘‘gasses pertaining to Culture counselor and tutor for HEP. Aa a Two graduate atudanta of HEP, and Heritage of the chloanos counselor Linda, helps with Jimmy Salinaa, now working at should be taught In the public enrolling students for college, Job the Duplication Center at Cal school. Spanish should be taught training and personal problems Poly and Linda Hernandos, a with English as a second as well as helping the student get Child Development major, tutor language.’’ acquainted with the community and counselor for the HEP center Another aspect of the system and activitiee. Linda disagreed with at Delano explain why they Joined HEP and Tutoring all classes involved in Former HEP student, Jimmy Salinas, at work in the High School was the Track Test, what they have accomplished. the General Education course la university’s duplication center* Linda Hernandos, dropped out this test is given by most high done by Linda whenever there la of Delano High School age 17, schools for the middle class white time away from her regular after completing bar freshman people, It isn’t concerned with classes. Prefabrication materials for planning to go on to school later." year. "I wasn’t getting anywhere minority,” stated Linda. A Child Development major, houses. stated Jimmy. Just sitting In the class listening, I Before Joining the HEP Miss Hernandos hopes to be a The training program was to be The HEP program explained wasn’t learning anything there. 1 program Linda worked In the teacher or a counselor helping for six months but Jimmy was Jimmy, “helped me know was ted up with the school system fields picking grapes on week* migrant chicanos in the there one year, the placement English better and mathmattes." It was so racist and they ends and doing clerical work as a "Barrios” (chlcano ghetto). program could not find Jimmy a Jim m y said he didn’t feel (teachers) weren’t helpful in secretaries aid for an elementary Jimmy Salinas, also received Job for which he had bean discrim inated against in his learning.” explained Linda. school during the week. Ms high school diploma through trained. Jimmy's boas at the school. Linda feels the problem at Through a social worker Miss HEP. Unlike Miss Hemandsa, program told him about HEP for One disadvantage of public Jimmy dropped out of Par liar In order to get a better Job his school was “they (teachers) High School due to financial boss explained he would need a made It difficult for me to un­ Ni i n MIUI circumstances. Jimmy had to high school diploma, derstand and there was no In­ work to help his family. He Jimmy applied and was ac­ dividual help.” explained Jim­ J L e l u i t t completed his sophomore year. cepted into the HEP program and my. Before Joining HEP Jimmy after graduation was hired by the Jimmy age S3, la the second of ARTISTS was working at the Production Duplication Center, Cal Poly, two older sisters and three older ARCHITECTS Training Program In Fresno. He operating a press. "I couldn't brothers to receive his high SILK was trained to build afford to go on to school, but I am school diploma. SCREENING ■ S— ■------J - wmrnmmmmmmmmmm* SU PPLIES 1,1 IS C k trrt PRINTS A St* Lull ObtiM FRED'S AUTO ELECTRIC Volleyball on FRAMES California *J*©' SpecialUed Motor Tune-up SIC agenda Intercollegiate volleyball may a-Vision Analyaia be on the sports schedule ter the MUSIC & BEER FUND-RAISER first time In this school’s history Ignition -i- Carburstlon this year, if the AH can over­ Alternators -i* Wiring -t- Generators come the financial obstacle of for JOE WOODS Regulators -t- Starters -i- Batteries fielding another athletic team. According to Robin Baggett, M nnferey A Californio ftlvd. Ph en e 543-3121 ASI Pres., discussion was PEACE AND FREEDOM PARTY postponed at last week's Summer Interim Committee (SIC) CANDIDATE FOR STATE ASSEMBLY meeting until a proposed budget for the team is submitted. The BURRISS proposed budget must include estimates for travel, meals, SADDLERY lodging, tournament entry fees, MUSIC BY PARCHMAN FARM r officials and uniforms. Your Headquarters for Western “The propoeed budget will not • f AETHELRED'S 1011 HIOUERA-SLO Wear. Justin, Acme A exceed $1,000. We have to ask for Texas Boots, Samsonite, the money now, so it will be SATU RDAY AUG. 12 1*6 p.m. Resistol Hats. available during the school year. v ' ' ' '* i- W.E. BURDISS. MID. We might be able to get by with DOOR 50c....PITCHER $1.00 1 033 CHORRO DhOM 543-4101 leu money by being flexible on travel, food and lodging ex­ penses," Baggett said. Baggett said the idea of an Intercollegiate volleyball team at OPEN TO THE RUBIK this university evolved last year, when Interest was shown at a at WHOLESALE PRICES Board Of Athletic Control meeting. "I was a member of the Board TV-RADIO-STEREO-HI FI-PARTS of Athletic Control then and I told them at the time that If I was picture tubes-television A radio tubes A parts elected, I would do all I could to phono needles-recording tape-teat equipment start ■ team here,” Baggett said. tools-citizen’s band equipment-antennas-masts Assistant football coach, Bobby rotor*-ape akera-enclosures (Continued on page 12 ) Sam’s photo facts A technical boohs SONY TAPE RECORDERS, TV’S RADIOS LAUREL BOWL MID STATE 24 MUNSWKK LANES "LIVE ENTERTAINMENT’’ I Electronic Supply Inc. at the CROWN ROOM featuring PHASE FOUR I [ 5 4 3 -2 7 7 0 1 TUESDAY • SATURDAY 9pm to 1:30 am

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♦ After literally driving horaea end horae-drawn oerrlagaa off the raid, automobile* have OB- Joyed dominating city streets, highways, and yea, even country roada. But bow • pulalag, pumping, two-wheeling takeover la nudging the auto to move over. Bikoo have beau commonplace item* on campuaea, especially the University of California at Davla, for yeara. Eventually, •tudents began tooling their way Into campus communities. And It looks aa If the pedaling crate la here to stay. The two-wheellng habit not only dominates college-age people. In attempt to enjoy open- air freedom, people from all age* are pumping their way back to nature. 80, move over auto, your roadway reign la over.

Th« n«w union of bicyclists snd motorists Is not always tha happiest, but thsy ars together ' — ••King life's path on the same city streets.

BIKE REPAIRS Do it yourself New bicycle trails

by TOM MARSHALL Bike repair facilities have procedures and techniques. are springing up rtddm tha wave of cycling In- In addition to repair faculties tiraat which has flooded the byp| and manuals, classes a rt offered By KAY READY « • during the last two years. at Cuesta College and tha Collage Most local retailers also have Union Craft Cantar on this Perhaps you’ve notioad those nrvtos and repair facilities. No campus to educate the novice green signs that have bean matt* what type or modal la cyclist about repair techniques. fringing up alongside the major purchased locally, there Is an According to John Witney, co- atreeta In Ian Luis Obispo. opart to repair and aarvloa It. owner of the International Mod repair facilities employ o m Bicycle Canter, formaUy the These signs, erected by the or two repairmen on e full or Allied Bicycle Shop No. I, Ian city, Indicate bike routes to tha put-time bests. Lula Obispo has tha lowast sales automobile driver aa wall as tha (hi the average, local retailers and aarvloa prtoes In Southern cyellat. According to John nap approximately 11,000 and California due to tha number of NJOO from parts sales each local daaters and the enormous Williams of the Environmental competition among thorn. Cantor, tha signs tend to remind For the mechanically-minded "Thera are more bike shops driver* that bicycles do have do-it-yourself enthusiast, par capita In this area than In Los their rights on the roada. toe manuals are available to Angelas. Many people think that The Environmental Canter la Illustrate tha proper repair (continued on page I) seeking tha possibility of going jne step further to establish bike BIK^E ROUTE lanee. Questionnaires mads up by Insurance agencies Williams have bee* circulated around to the bike ahopa In tha dty, hoping to catch comments need bike coverage from ahoppors and bleyols

Insurance companies Just but 1 haven’t coma across forma Insure anything. Where for bicycles, so I doubt it." Tha response from thoao *>ss on# go to find out about Morris and Dal Insurance and questionnaires has bean sparse “cycle Insurance? Start with Don Buchanan of Don Buchanan up to this point, said Williams. He “•cne cell* to local Insurance Insurance aaid tha same on bike la in the process of making up Photo by Catharine *ho*n,. agents. coverage under homeowner* but another mors in-depth list of Phone In hand, begin dialing. they have something new. Thera questions, concentrating on Signs art up for motorist awsronoM. Hello, do you have bicycle In- la a $100 deductable on bicycles. preferences for locations of bike ••ranee?»» Tom Oarria of Nelson That means If tha coat of tha btka lanes. Williams commented that tha Planning Commiaaion at a responses from tha new for tha btka. project. Tha En­ •nd Oarria Insurance said, "If was over 1100, whatever was over breakfast meeting held recently. vironmental Canter la looking Wjhaveother Insurance yea, but that amount would bo covered. questionnaire would give the However, before d ty off Ida la can Environmental Center more of a Into other means of funding tha w tor camera* and bikes no." But according to a spokesman get down to any actual planning, project. for Kan’s Bicycle Shop, whan basis from which to form a bike John Borba of John Borba they need a relevant list of bike someone buys a bicycle ha can tana proposal. Ians priorities from the cantar. Anyone wishing to participate, meuranca aaid tha covaraga that apply for an Insurance policy at formulating and pursuing a bike •ppliaa to btcycloa la "part of tha bike shop and sand It to tha Thecentsrhopes to have a bike Another factor being con- lane plan la urged to contact tilt lane proposal drawn up before tide rad which la vital to the entire tu>meowners insurance under National Bicycle Dealer* Environmental Cantar. Tuesday ‘"scheduled personal property." gept. 1ft, so it could bo oonsiderad program la financing. According through Saturday from 10 a ja . to > Association (NBDA). The NBDA r * ™ * by ttia Planning Commission, and to Richard Millar, city ad­ 4 pm ., at *44-1777. A iMoratary form tha insurant’* pulley and It la sent back to the the City Council at later dataa ministrator, there la a possibility r®“p* *•*•" aback by tha of recovering soma of the money, Tha next meeting la scheduled mads available to tha dty for Wcdoaeday, Auguat», at the thnoa* the new sales tax on gas, 772 Palm Street of floe. sutemubUMi aad motor biluw Pvg. • Thundav. Augual 10, 19” Man and bike to team bike race -a* % Riders need plenty of speed and endurance

by TOM MARSHALL course will be l.B miles in length. race contestants must pay $1. places in the Senior A and B races Speed and endurance will be According to Doug Knox, Registration begins at 9 a.m. and the first seven places in the the determining (acton u man president of the SLO Cyclonies and riders must sign in one hour Junior race. In all other races, and bicycle team up in quest of and race promoter, the entry fee before their event. prises will be given to the first prises worth over $400 at the San for Senior A and B classes and The Senior A and B class race three finishers. Luis Obispo Crlterlum, Sept. 90, Junior ABLA entrants will be distance will be 10 laps (24 miles) "This will be. the first ABLA st Cussta College. 13.90. All other ABLA classes will with the Intermediate class race sanctioned race ever to take A crlterlum can best be defined pay a $1.20 entry fee. This en- covering five laps (7.0 miles). place between Solvang and as a bike race over a short course dudes a 20 cent donation to the The Midget snd Non-ABLA Salinas," Knox said. for a specified number of laps. ABLA International Fund. Post dasses will cover three laps (4.0 All ABLA rules will apply to the The San Luis Obispo Crlterlum entries (entries received after milss). All otbsr races (Senior C equipment used in the races. is sanctioned by the Amateur Sept.) and unattached riders will and Novice; Junior; Women and Each participant will bs glvsn a Bicycle League of America be charged a double fee, however Veterans) will bs eight laps (12 safety check. (ABLA) and sponsored by the out of district riders will not be milss). Entry blanks may bs obtainsd SLO CycIonise Cycling Club. The charged a double fee. Non-ABLA Prises will given for the first 10 at all local retail bike shops. ...your own repairs

(continued from page 0) residents and college students something, we will show him how to do it," said David Bradley, they can find bikes and parts with a small percentage coming manager of Transit Authority, cheaper in LA, but that is not from tourists. Tha stocking and availability of true. Prices are lower here The majority of shops in the parts art essential in running a because of the competition area are willing to help a cycling dependable, rapid repair shop. among the five or six local bike enthusiast do his own repairs by Ken McLaughlin, owner of handcrafted shops, plus the sporting goods giving him advice and general Kan's Bicycle flhop, said, "1 like e w e lry stores in the sres," Witney said. Instructions. to stock the parts for the bikes Local repair facilities receive "It someone comes in and I sell. If one of my custom*! 778 hioiiora network mall most of their trade from local wants to know how to do oomas in and needs a specific part that I don't have in stock at the time, I will take the part off s PROFESSIONAL bike I have In stock rather than Saddle-up Our BIKE # SHOP make the customer wait for an order. I want to keep my \ n fe*. InfpNHXficu o j customers happy." a e>uiuari* ©NTb Bill Rubley, co-owner of 10-Speed Racer Too* fNdeUT WNf mueliar's Power Plant, com­ mented, "We deal strictly in • GWJ* into, dsraller bicycles. We have a e JGURM* iNfte. complete supply of parts. Wo are J »lt*C PATHi more service oriented, but the • IWP4 WC*? merchandising end is surpassing the service and of the business. "Since we make no money on the nickeland dime repairs, I've GLOTHlH# been thinking of starting a l o p e * * * monthly or quarterly bicycle maintenance clinic. The main problem is finding s place to hold '-th e . -PuJUL It and deciding whether there is enough interest in such s e e r v f c e . program," Rubley continued. "It would save us time snd money spent on little jobs that the customer can do on his own, plus it would keep the customer happy. We would be better off financially and so would the Students who think of quality first customer, if he would learn to do his own minor repairs," he said. think first of Ross Jewelers OIAMONO NINO* SALE House Plants Ground Covers Bedding Plants

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Bicycle ridera can be aeen way. Bicycle riding has given us ripping along the atreeta of San all a lift from the day to day hum* Uiia Oblapo heading for who drum of living. Imowa where. People of all alxea Thia acene of bicycle ridera fitted upon a email aaat com* taking off down the road haa ptetely open to the air. Their lega become more than Juat lnex- pumping away on two email penaive traneportation to achool, podala of rubber looking like but a aource of recreation. p-aaahoppera running from a Trlpa are planned for plcnlce, Are. It la Sunday morning, and alte-aeelng, and juat plain health* we're paaalng through downtown ful living. Almoet everyone on our bicyclea. Our declination experlencea almilar feellnga la ahead aomcwhero, but we don’t when riding a bicycle with a Studtnt finds tooling on • bikt a fin# way to g#t baok to natur#. know where yet. The feeling of group. It tuma our heada back to the 19th century when people had travelling la all we have on our get off your bike after riding for mlnda. It la a clear blue aummor a much more relaxed life. It la so very Important today to vent out mllea. Your body haa done day. We can aae all of It. We're aomethlng for you. Get out of a 0 not a compartment on wheela, the anxletlee that are within ua car after a long trip and you feel REG $1 25 we're free to feel the air around from a modem computerized H Uke a aardlne that didn't quite fit FIS aociety. * ue. into the can. It la late afternoon, and we Health la the name of the game. Think what good a bicycle doea have covered many miloe, aeen Jfi«b Compare Bitting for one hour for the air. The mere fact you are & 9 9 C many facea and thinga along the behind the wheel of a car with ueing It for a little errand meana peddling a bicycle for one hour. you didn’t have to atari a car Chips There are obllvloualy many angina twice. 95 S m ti Rot Cuesta offers dlfferencee, but one big fkctor la Bicyclea have become an ex* 544 5444 CHIPS top speakers the human heart. The heart pending major buaineaa. They muaclee are being atrengthened bring guato back into our Uvea Three popular peraonalitiea with each atroke of your laga, without drinking beer. will lead the Cuceta Collage while In a car It la Idle and under Bicycle riding la for the old and Community Servtcee celebrity atreaa. young to enjoy. Money la no THE 10 SPEED lecture acrtea for 1972*78. They You come to a long ataep hill handicap for the peraon who DERAILLEUR are pay cho log let Murray Banka, and madly peddle for the top. doesn’t want a souped up Italian, wrlter*dlrector Rod Sorting, and Then It happena—you come down cuatom hand-made, 10-apeed A DELICATE PIECE author-anthropologist Margaret ae fact aa you can. The air racing bicycle. A almple two OF MACHINERY blowing In your face, the road wheeler with a aaat, chain, and REQUIRING COMPETENT Dr. Jim Oroathouae, director of being eaten up under you, and the frame la all one really needa to Cuoata College Community aenae of freedom fllla your head down the road. SERVICING AND A LOT OF CARE. lervlcea, aaya an expanded bubbling mind. So keep your heart pumping program for the coming year will What a feeling it la when you and the air clean—ride a bike. offer light opera, M arlachl muaic, gypay muaic, the U.8 . Air LET US KEEP YOUR Force Band, and another opera CAMPING GEAR 10 SPEED IN THE by the Weatern Opera Theatre, FOR BIKE TRIPPING CONDITION IT DESERVES traveling company of the San Frandoco Opera. ileeping b o gi tent* stoves mutlltr's POWER PLANT Other expanded area* Include clothing freeze-dried food new and additional abort couraea, etc. THE 10 SPEED SPECIALISTS community foruma, and film 190 SOUTH ST NEXT TO THE BUS DEPOT locturoa, ai well aa the regular Cuoata College Community MOUNTAIN SPORTS lervlcea which Include a HIOUIRA S.L.O. apoakera bureau, community ACCESSORY DISCOUNTS WITH A8 I CARD recreation, atudent muaic and drama program, art ahowa, ovanlng counaeling, the Holllater Adobe Muaeum, and other Proper Care of the Fine Componenti faaturaa. CARING FOR YOUR BIKE of your IN T E R N A T IO N A L Bicycle will Dr. Murray Banka will begin Repay You with Yearn of Troublefree Service lie celebrity aerlee with a lecture •eat Hei#t* Saddle entitled "Anyone Who Ooee to a Prams Th* ihop mill tot * com fontbl* 4 mip* mill K— P il* flnith h*tfht ehtek oecttiorolly Psychiatrist Should Have Hla brifhl tndnam Ieoh I nf. Brake Head Examined,'' on November 7. Rod Sorting with "A View from the Middle" will be proaented DeraiHsura Brake* December 0. Dr. Margaret Mead Mup* cioon, 0 u i * b ro p a< o il aa 4 drop of oil pi th* plooi oointt. th * 0 * 0 1 peimt All matnttnano* Aoplooo mom pr*k* pad* will bo featured In the aprlng. of tho domiiotin thou* bt boot Tha muaic program will In* *t in» ihop only. dude a Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta on November II, the Weatern Opera Theatre production of Verdl'a opera La Travlata on January 20, a Marlachl Muaic Program on May 1, The Pulikaa Oypey "Caravan of Muaic" on April 11, and the United Stataa Air Force Band on • eprlng date to be announced.

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AMPUS AMERA ... „ int-mationalavOitene, Falcon, and othera available at INTERNATIONAL BICYCLE CENTER-The Original 771 Hlguere Street 10-Speed Specialty Shop for S.L.O. 97» Foothill Blvd.- Complete repair aad aervlce ea aU bicyclea Dewntown San Lula Oblepffl Phone 143*2047 P igi I Thursday. August 10. 1ST I Bikes are effecting area Bikes sales BY DAVE CHERRY The recent bicycle boom in this area has created new stores, to taper off enlarged old stores, given rise to bike routes and paths, and by TOM MARSHALL generally had a strong effect D m recant Increase in local Bakersfield and Fresno areas. upon San Luis Obispo. But one retail bike ahopa may result In an Summer sales from tourists have consideration seldom though of eventual decrease in profits for taken up the slack left by the drop by the average person is the local businessman. in student population. Our whole effect this boom has had on the shop Is geared for stores that sold bikes before their A Uttle over a year ago, only two bicycle shops were in San professionalism and the family," newfound popularity existed. said David Bradley, manager of Luis Obispo. Today there are When examining the five, two of which have opened SLO Transit Authority. statistics on this issue, one has a "The majority of my sales are within the last six months. tendency to become confused. to San Luis Obispo residents. I TTie bike boom has actually hurt The retailers sell bikes from also sell a lot of bikes in the the bicycle sales at a number of every conceivable corner of the northern counties,” said Ken stores. J. L. Kellum at San Luis world-Japan, Mexico, Holland, McLaughlin, owner of Ken’s Obispo's Western Auto store England, Italy, France and West Bicycle Shop. disclosed that bike sales at that Germany. The prices range from All the local salesmen agree shop were down 30 to 40 percent $69 to$400. The average local that the two biggest seasons for from previous years. The new retailer sells between 75 and 100 bike sales are Christmas and bicycle specialty shops In town bikes per month, which gives him Spring. had, evidently, caused this a net profit of approximately The bike erase hit San Luis decrease in sales. Western 19,000 Obispo two years ago. A question Auto’s bicycles, ranging In prices Each of the local retailers keep remains as to whether the in­ from $39.95 to $129.95, are divided 50 to 75 bikes In stock. terest In cycling will last or not. between the higher priced ten According to John Witney, co­ Some retailers do not think it will. speeds Imported from Japan, and owner of the International One of these owners is Peter J. the smaller blkee along with one Bicycle Center, formally the Glambalvo, owner of Pete's Lock model of ten speed, made in Allied Bicycle Shop, one-third of and Bicycle Shop, who has been America. Ms business cornea from students In business for over 19 years. According to Kellum, one attending this university. "Two years ago, when they had model, costing around $180.00, Photo by Catherine Phoama “Approximately one-third of the big dock strike, you couldn’t was discontinued from the get bikes fast enough. Now, the our business comes from Cal Bikes stand in a gltamlng row; Western Auto store line because Poly, with another third from the people who want bikes already could not compete with the city residents. The final third have them. I don’t think It will raady for tha aagar consumer. bicyclee sold In the new shops In comes from the county last too much longer," Glam- the area. residents," Witney said. balvo said. On the other hand, however, a Other bike retailers agree that McLaughlin, who has been in number of stores, Penny’s, a slsable amount of their business the bicycle business for six years, Accessories give bike Grant's, and Coast to Coast, for comes from outside San Luis agrees with Glambalvo. example, have shown a Obispo. "The bike sales Increased significant increase in bicycle "We sell bikes to tourists who about two years ago, but it has personality of its own sales recently. According to come down Highway One from tapered off. It is reaching the Michael Williams, operation by MELBSA RODRIGUEZ Morro Bay. We also sell quite a saturation point. Sales will drop manager at Grants' in the off," McLaughlin said. It may be as intricate and the same types of accessories to Madonna Road Plasa, there has expensive as a Campagnolo make their bikes fancier. been a "fantastic increase in bike O ank used on racing bicycles or Among the biggest student sales" at that store. as basic and cheap as an old wine sellers are racks for books, Bill SJostrom, representing the PEDALERS crate strapped to the back of a generator lights, pant clips (to Ian Luis Obispo Penney’s store, twenty-second hand bicycle, but keep pant legs out of the spokes of said that bicycle sales In his W in d sor M e rrie r either way it is something that the wheels), locks, chains, store, too, were up considerably. A cost the owner time or money to cables, and back packs for books. When asked whether the new add character to his bicycle. The item families pick up most bicycle specialty shops in the A zu ki Romana Since this is the era for "doing often are baby seats that hook on area had hurt Penney's sales, N your own thing" what types of to racks at the back of the bikes. SJostrom explained that Pen- accessories are on the market to Elderly people do not really buy nay's actually ran no competition Campania Batavus add the individual touch to two- many accessories for their with the specialty shops. T bicycles according to store "We have a price range which Local bicycle shop owners tend owners. most people can't find at those to agree that as far as bicycles The most expensive ac­ shops. We're here for the mlddls R are concerned people are not cessories sold in shops are class person and they (specialty A FULL UNI OF ACCESSORIES spending very much to do their anything used on racing bicycles. shops) are for the specialist," own thing. People, especially The crank mentioned above sells SJostrom stated. 777 Foothill (Near Jordanoi) Y students, tend to want and buy for 987.50 and must often be One is prompted to question custom ordered. The least ex­ why some stores are getting rich pensive Item is the pants clip. off the bike boom and others are TTis most unusual item found actually being hurt by it. The key for sale in the local bike shops is a seems to lie in two factors, the bugger. A bugger is a small price range of the bicycles in the trailer which is towed along store and the number of bicycles (Continued on page 10) sold before the boom hit.

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MEN’S 26" LIGHTWEIGHT BIKES 3 ipeed trigger control for men; twlet gi Ip control for women * e Front end rear caliper (tend broke* S4V .77 Carrying reck; green finish ALL SIKES CONFORM TO SMAI SAFETY STANDARDS Bike licensing almost certain

by JOHN TEVE8

Legislation requiring bicycle establishing a legal procedure licensing la near completion aa for bike riding on one-way (he state legislature makes up Ita streets, requiring grating of mind to recess today or not. state, county, and city streets Needing only one final vote of with materials not adverse to approvali AB 2213, which would bicycle safety, and requiring red lawfully require the licensing of reflectors and side reflectors on bicycles are all very much alive bicycles, was up for action In the legislature. following the extension of session last Friday for at least one week. Bills AB 403 and 404 are one A slmllisr bill, SB 147, was roll call vote sway from the governor's desk. One bill within two roll call votes of completion In the other house provides that on one-way streets when the extension was declared. wider than two lanes, riding on Legislation providing for the left hand side to be ac­ county as well as city respon- ceptable. The other makes law ability In bike riding regulation the side and red reflector need only be signed by Gov. requirements. Bikes with no Ronald Reagan to take effect. obvious sides will be required to A p«non«l number Is oftsn ths link to Purpose of the two bills, one from have reflectors on the outer edges of the pedals. ach house, Is to cope with the blkt recovery. poblem of bike regulation on The Senate Finance Com­ county roads Inside a city limit. mittee, having caused the ex­ . .. > - The duplication phenomena, tension by killing the Reagan- where bills are originated In both Morettl property tax relief Registration voluntary houses, Is a step taken by compromise legislation, will be qtonsorlng legislators often to considering the bill providing the Bicycle registration campus Security Department. Insure passage of their special grating of roads procedures are offered currently Campus registration Is free and legislation. requirements for bikes. on a voluntary basis by the requires only a general A host of othsr bike-oriented Bill SB 38, providing nearly campus Security Department description of the bike, which tills received more time for three quarters of a million dollars and the City of San Luis Obispo. Includes the bike’s serial num­ consideration also with the ex­ In additional funds for bike paths Statistics have shown that ber. tension of the session. along state highways, will bicycles without registration Registration with the city costs Bills providing 1720,000 for require two roll call votes of Indicators are more often taken gl and requires the same general bicycle routes In conjunction with approval before going to the than those with, according to the Information. the state highway system, governor,

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There are,, reader of the seriousness in­ tially the same driving rules as specifications for a White front thf automobile driver. volved. light, visible at distances up to According to the California According to the Police State Vehicle Codes, Sec. 21200, 300 feet ahead of the bicycle, and a red reflector at the rear, also Department, citations are issued any person riding a bicycle on a visible at a distance of 300 feet. A for traffic-type violations. Mosl roadway "...has all the rights and of these involve running red is subject to all the duties ap­ white light on the rear of the bike lights and riding bicycles on plicable to the driver of a is recommended but not legally necessary. sidewalks. Often patrolmen will vehicle...except those provisions p i n warn the sidewalk rider of his which by their very nature can The San Luis Obispo Police wrongdoings by using the have no application. Department has published an loudspeakers in their patrol cars. The Code goes on to state that a "Official Bicycle Safety bicycle must be equipped with u Manual," stating some tips on Hie result Is embarassment on brake which will permit a one safe riding. The booklet Is aimed the part of the offender, but the wheeled stop. Pedals cannot be at the younger rider, but it is message is clearly understood. more than 12 Inches above the possible for adults, as well, to - A ground, again tor handling and draw valuable Information from The Highway Patrol has its emergency reasons. it. Examples of careless riding problems with bicyclists, too, but not to a very great extant. Ac­ cording to the San Luis Obispo Photo by Cothonni Phoonii Bike club travels hills headquarters, the primary Soma bikart art unaware reaaon bicyclists end up on the of traffic rules they violate. The year-old bicycle dub of bicycle shops In town. Also, a freeway is that they misread the San Luis Obispo meets at 1 p Jg. newsletter Is sent out telling roadslgns. A person riding along the first Saturday of every meoft about the rides that are coming a frontage road could possibly at San Luis Obispo Junior High up in the future. For membership find himself travelling along a Safe ride tips School. 1110 70 members rang* in information, contact Larry freeway on-ramp, due to this ago from 06 to 13 years old. Souza, 644-3626. error. Along with the boom in bike Harold H. Sullivan. California A 20 to 40 mils rid* Is taken sales, deaths and injuries in­ Highway Patrol comissloner, every Sunday to places such as volving bike riders Increased 34 suggests that bicyclists think like Morro Bay, Lopes Lake, Arroyo ...crates to cranks percent. According to California motorists. Orande, and around the coast. reflectors are the biggest selling (Continued from page 6 ) Highway Patrol statistics, Some suggested safe bicycle For variation, members put their safety devices. behlng the bike on long trips. It members of the 16 to 34 age riding tips are: bicycles in vans and pick-up It Is rare to ever see a bicycle cost about |60 wholesale and on* bracket were at fault in the -Ride as close to the right hand trucks and take them to different with a decal or sticker on It and shop has tried selling on* tor nine majority of such collisions. of the roadside as is pratical. areas to start their rides. still rarer to see one with an old- months. Another dealer said he Although ignorance is not -Do not transport passengers Every four months a "century" fashioned horn that used to be once sold one In another store but usually considered as a valid on the handlebars. rid* Is taken. This rid* is for 100 popular. Every now and then on* still has his In stock. excuse, a lack of awareness of -When carrying groceries or miles In one day. Members from might see an American flag tied Hie only seasonal accessory Is bicycle traffic regulations was, other packages, make certain at places such as Los Angeles and on to the rack or a puppy riding In a fender. Most 10-speeds come the common factor in most least one hand la not prevented Ian Francisco come down to a box tied on the rear. without fenders nowadays and bicycle accidents, the patrol from contact with the handle bars participate In the event. Shop owners agree that as far during the winter months many determined. at all times. Membership costs 13 a year, as bicycles are concerned fenders ere purchased. and the membership card will The one Item most students buy students are not individuals entitle you to discounts at various concerning the accessories they once they have finished paying ...Catch 22 almost ready buy. Anything truly different is off their bicycle Is a finger tip probably a handmade creation. (continued from page 1) updated, if adopted, Kelley control. This control fits on the representation of the documents proposes a subcommittee of SAC and of the handle bars and is used as they are." be set up, entitled "Fact Fin­ to change gears. It is as small as Car wash An Important aspect of the d ers." The purpose of this a thumb but costs $16.00. ACM will sponsor a car wash Catch 22 system is that it is committee, according to Kelley, Another accessory which sells Saturday, August 12, from always adaptable to any new would be "to investigate and out sefKJHtfnn’s well is a battery operated light 10:30—4:00 p.m. The car wash rules or laws which may go into into the computer file, and that straps onto the riders arm will be held at 254 Santa Rosa— effect. "We’re modeling a for riding in the dark. Lights and therefore into Catch 22, any SUNDAY MUNCH Schumaker Chevron. Cost will be process and it’s continually needed changes. Anyone in­ 9i30 a.m, to 2iOO pum.‘ 00 cents for general public and 75 changing," Kelley stated. terested can get Into this com­ featuring fresh fruits In cents for staff. In order to keep the system mittee right now. TTnwy should see season, fresh juices me or leave their name with ("squozen" not frozen). Scrambled Eggs to Eggs Peggy in the ASI office." Sardu and French Toast. If the Catch 22 system is ( m u T adopted, Kelley plans to propose a number of revisions to certain LUNCH tvary day ASI codes in order to ellmlnste for everybody; weight watchers and budget vagueness, ambiguity, and watchers, w * have Bur­ logical contradictions in such gers and Omelettes and codes; However, Kelley’s Steaks and ... primary interest seems to be the adoption of the Catch 22 system. DINNER tvary night Catch 22 will be presented to Steaks and Seafood . . . SAC in its entlrlty during the first The very best 11 two SAC meetings this fall.

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by ED HARRIS v Spread over (our daya, this Festival and that "Having a wide campus and the San Lula Obispo variety of works performed as area was treated to almost well aa talented musicians to twelve hours of classical muaic, perform them made the Festival stemming from the talents of a success.” Clifton Swanson and the Mosart Although the first concert Festival musicians. started last Thursday night, the Consisting of four concerts and rehearsals started only three two recitals, the Festival days earlier on Tuesday mor­ features a wide variety of ning. Attending most of the daaaical muaic (from baroque to rehearsals, I noticed that there contemporary) as well as a was a wide range of ages as well variety of musicians and groups as personalities involved in this like Barry Tuckwell the French Festival. horn virtuoso or the Los Angeles The rehearsals were slightly Woodwind Quintet. informal and everyone was quite There was a good turnout for genial towards each other. the Festival, especially for the "These people are very talen­ Harpsichord Recital in which the ted...we all enjoyed working stage Itself (in the Little Theater) together, it was more like a was used for seating to handle the family reunion than a rehear­ large turnout. I noted that there sal", Sven Reher (principal was a good percentage of out of violist) told mo during the in­ town people as well as students termission Saturday night. Mr. and residents of the area at> Reher added that he "hadn't tending the Festival. One could enjoyed himself this much in a tell by the contented faqp of the long time.” people leaving that no one The enthusiasm and talent Photos by regretted coming. combined with the Festival Alox Stswart Talking to Clifton Swanson (the Committee's patience and hard and musical director and conductor work made last week's second of the Festival) the day after the annual Mosart Festival a unique Ed Harris Festival, he said that he was experience that was well worth j "very pleased" with the entire attending. Pag* I I Thuraday, August in t*7F VOLLEYBALL STAFF COMMENT Owens impresses fan Money main obstacle Intercollegiate volleyball may Board Of Athletic Control team’s season. There is a Jeaae Owens, la without doubt of his four gold medals In Ger­ be on the sports schedule for the meeting. possibility of scheduling some one of the greatest athletes ever many. first time In this school’s history “I was a member of the Board g am u with wrestling matches to compete for the United States Hitler was supposed to shake this year, If the ASI can over­ of Athletic Control then and I told and at the half times of basket­ In International and Olympic hands with each Olympic come the financial obstacle of them at the time that If I was ball gam u. competition. I was truly Im­ champion, but when Owens (a fielding another athletic team. elected, I would do all I could to I would like to have a tour­ pressed with some of the things black man) came up to the vic­ According to Robin Baggett, start a team here," Baggett said. nament here,” Baggett uid. The which the former Olympic black tory stand, the dictator promptly ASI Pres., discussion was Assistant football coach, Babby uason will run from November track star had to say at Chumash left the arena with haste. Owens postponed at last week's Summer Lane has already been to April. Auditorium on yesterday. felt proud In the fact that he had Interim Committee (SIC) designated to coach the team, Being a member of a minority struck a blow for the minorities In meeting until a proposed budget with assistance from Max Car club meet group, It pleases me to see one of sports—to a point. Jeaae Owens for the team Is submitted. The Boverl. There will be an ACM meeting us make It as a champion. I was left a lasting Impression on me. proposed budget must Include A tentative schedule of 8 homo Thursday, August 10, In the deeply grabbed by his philosophy Physical and spiritual... estimates for travel, meals, gam u and 8 away games plus Science North building, room 201 In sports. He stated that cham­ lodging, tournament entry fees, tournament play will make up the at 7:30 p.m. pionships are mythical, and that , .SIC meet officials and uniforms. trophies are merely symbolic. (Continued from page 4) “The proposed budget will not He felt, however, that there Lane has already been exceed 11,000. We have to ask for should be a code of ethics In designated to coach the team, the money now, so it will be MUSTANG CLASSIFIEDS competition. He stated that with assistance from Max available during the school year. physical education teachers Boverl. We might be able to get by with Announcements should stress to kids early the A tentative schedule of 6 home leu money by being flexible on Wheels respect for fellow men In sports. games and S away games plus travel, food and lodging ex­ ( K t l manor Till* Ilk If they were to do this, then they tournament play will make up the penses,” Baggett said. 41,000 mi $1300 . _ far Fhan* could actually go beyond this team’s season, There is a Baggett said the Idea of an altar 1 p.m. phase and respect their fellow possibility of scheduling some Intercollegiate volleyball team at Housing •I04FIID IICYCLI . man In everyday life. This is the games with wrestling matches this university evolved last year, •RAIICOH SPORISMAN ■ALMOST NIW ISO 441.44W true mark of a champion, he said. and at the half times of basket­ when Internet was shown at a 1 fttdroom Mobil* horn* I Into Holiday Houio w /awning 44 II Camlna, automatic, 2S1 He expressed a desire to see ball gamas. 4 ikirtlng 1411442 VI. Ntw radial lira*, vary tlaon. Coll S2I-70I4. teachers going beyond the - BACKPACKING IOUIPAQ! DOWN PftOOUCTt I famol* rrnmt* n**d*d for 1 bdrm. mad. m u m in 110 awn bdrm. physical concept of fitness, and 2 ir» 4 uilf. 4W45S7 For Sale Into the spiritual being of sports. LOCATION This might have sounded like a ins sermon, and maybe it was, but It AvaiiqDioAun I Iraki* eepr Spill — rreteniaf^ggni Mggglavenoms 140 ap. Of Hil l In Film*. want fail raammot**. 141.4111 Or did make a lot of sense. 141-1 111.______Schwinn Olrla Vanity 10 Lika naw infarnotlonal bkycl* I respected the man for his 971 Foothill Had. s ^ e i w u n s r * religious views, I’m not a very •twdtnt rttldanti Roam and M aid Suu m m A m || ttkill religious guy you see, but after Fhon* 141-MO*. Muiteng CfeiiHi lii listening to him, I realised that that Just might be one of the ways to clear up some of the problems we have In this so-called “Land of equality for all, regardless of race, creed or color." 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