ek opposition Weak announced its plans earlier this year to to Valley year Goleta inthe this office a regional locate earlier plans its announced into the valley near completion, important important completion, near valley the into plans As attention. little paid people most hc te ope wl b lctd is located be will complex the which salient. are becoming development useand land future f issues o million headquarters in about three years if years if three headquarters in about million industry smokeless” “ this f o entry the for ln ae prvd bt h st upon site criticism. drawing the but approved, are plans poie h Tmes etuat t the at Restaurant Timbers the opposite e prvd y h cut. h land The county. before the by but approved be been hasmust Allstate ordinance arezoning and amendment and property by 101 the negotiated f o for Highway contract purchase A Road. f Canyon o Winchester intersection currently is zoned for single family family zoning. single (PI) institutional and for professional zoned is currently Plan General a begin can construction residents (8R10). Allstate seeks a changeto Allstate residents (8R10). site for their office within the existing existing the within office their for site the chosen have should Allstate that argue ol hv fre Altt t bid their build to Allstate forced have would By TOM CREAR and DAN HENTSCHKE DAN and CREAR TOM By growth spurs zones designated for their needs. Locating Locating needs. their for designated zones n rpry oe fr omril use Santa Barbara.or commercial in Goleta office for zoned property on ufe soe gis te rjc a a at hearing. director. project Ross the Center asserted against Service spoke Pumfrey Valley,” I.V. the Pumfrey, in ‘leap-frog’ a a creating growth to lead f might o that precedent potential the has granted, suchdevelopment. Commission Planning County recent

ln mnmn wih nldd the included which amendment Plan the County when approval final to obstacle San The growth. f o type sprawl urban 1 oig einto Altt hs requested. has Allstate designation zoning General a approved Commission Planning procuring passage o f the rezoning proposal rezoning the f passage o procuring of example prime a is Valley Fernando When Allstate Insurance Company first first Company Insurance Allstate When lsae rpss o opee t $5 its complete to proposes Allstate h 2 ar pre of rpry is property f o parcel acre 25 The Enter controversy. Enter Opponents o f the rezoning proposal proposal rezoning the f o Opponents “ Furthermore, the rezoning request, if if request, rezoning the Furthermore, “ “ Leap-frog growth pattern” refers to to refers pattern” growth Leap-frog “ lsae at ek ude is second its hurdled week last Allstate h nx se fr h cmay il be will company the for step next The s oea n od ad wt Allstate? with hands good in Goleta Is LEAP-FROG GROWTH LEAP-FROG LOCATION

by the planning commission. The rezoning rezoning The commission. planning the by ra” mitie Atu Henzell, Arthur the in maintained use commercial area,” more no wants plans to keep as open space. “ Allstate Allstate “ the space. open as to keep to rights plans the development give will it county since site their for zoning agenda Wednesday. next commission the on be will request eas i wne a aklk atmosphere park-like a wanted it because He motels.” to proximity its f o because company the parcel the f o 2/3 remaining site include the highway frontage it will will it frontage highway the include site business.on havemany would company the that and noted is market labor Goleta the the where is because “ Valley explained, Henzell firm. the for attorney in,” Henzell remarked. Opponents contend contend Opponents remarked. Henzell in,” district commerical or area industrial an in office the to coming people out-of-county property for much less money because it it rather thanresidential because zoned desirable money originally lesswas much for is property “ which is business f Allstate o type Allstate the considering give continued. Henzell its building,” for commerical. For this and other reasons, this andother the For commerical. the purchase to able was Allstate that euse znn cag hs eoe a become has issue. contended change zoning requested said at the forum that if the parcel were were parcel the if that forum the at said Allstate. for f insteado studies on comparative cited February, last proposal the on Forum ata Public Allstate, usin h suis u qeid h need the queried but studies the question apartments, he estimated 48,000 more more 48,000 estimated he apartments, purposesresidential 25 for the acres are if developed and services required and traffic il ae n uue eeomn i the in development valley. the f future o end west on project have the effects will the is feel, they issue, the area. the sewage for an additional be more would there andpurposes; water f o multi-bedroom gallons required; be 72,000 would day a water with f o gallons developed fully Sierra Club. nuiu i te uue” cmetd Fred commented future,” the in injurious be might which county the in development overriding The all. at development for 1,400 to 2,000 trips a day in and out o f f o out and in day a trips 2,000 to 1,400 ise, ra eiet n mme of the f o member and resident area Eissler, Allstate urged the county to adopt PI PI adopt to county the urged Allstate This site was selected by Allstate, Allstate, by selected was site This “ The company didn’t want to be located located be to want didn’t company The “ te raos o peern te present the preferring for reasons Other Britt Johnson, county planning director, planning director, county Johnson, Britt position, their bolster further To e r opsd o n haphazard any to opposed are We “ Opponents at the forum did not not did forum the at Opponents IESLCI N SELECTIO SITE ULC FORUM PUBLIC growth in the valley could be stopped if if stopped be could valley the in growth the Allstate proposal is approved. proposal Allstate the Commissioner Robert C. Lilley. C. Robert Commissioner BarbaraPlanning Santa charged in area,” development more the for demand own its rm te cmeia idsre creates industries commerical other from Pumfrey. “ I’ m disappointed that they they that disappointed m I’ “ Pumfrey. mjr su bt mhszd the emphasized but issue major a are running away from the cities,” claimed cities,” the from away runningare supervisorial candidate and recently recently and candidate supervisorial said. Henzell coast,” south 75 to 65 that are estimates office, regional Valley. the in is located Allstate ae’ son oesca responsibility.” social more shown haven’t will be one o f the largest employers on the on largest the employers f o Allstate one be completed, will When “ persons. local as question development the with dealt not per cent o f the new jobs will be filled by by filled be will jobs new the f o cent per if area employment to f a boon o possibility slack caused by the downturn in local local in downturn the by caused slack that Commerce forum public f the o at stated president, Chamber Goleta resigned Allstate was needed “ to help take up the the up take help to “ needed was Allstate n rcn lte t te at Barbara Santa the to letter recent a in research and development jobs.” researchanddevelopment News-Press. majority o f new jobs will be in the general the in be will jobs new f o majority sentiment that echoed Office Development It appears unlikely that accelerated accelerated that unlikely appears It “ The placing o f an industry that far far that industry an f o placing The “ lsae lk ohr iia industries similar other like Allstate, “ Proponents o f the Allstate proposal have proposal Allstate the f o Proponents O f the 500 employees planned for the the for planned employees 500 the f O M ichael Morisoli, 3rd district district 3rd Morisoli, ichael M The local Human Resources Resources Human local The poet, oee, anan ht the that maintain however, Opponents, fashion..." CT O T S TE a 5 ilo Altt cmlx bit n cmu architectural "campus in built complex, Allstate million $5 a E IT S IS TH ON E R TU IC P "RUNNING AWAY" "RUNNING a second source o f income for a family. a for income f ao source second category o f clerk-typist, usually regarded asusually regarded clerk-typist, f o category supported the project while only three three members. commission some only while project hearing Plan the General supported the at commission the since involved most to likely appears quipped L ille y . “ O f all the the by all opposition staunch groups. see environmental local to f O “ expected . few y ille damn L area, the in environmentalists environmentalists,” with quipped packed is room citizens opposed it — to the surprise o f f o surprise the to — it opposed the citizens addressed who those f o majority was disappointed by the poor turnout. “ I I “ turnout. poor the also by disappointed project was the against speaking hearing he proposed, development f o type f o the because that explained Lilley appeard.” referendum last year. referendum Jules real developer estate by proposal, The the I.V. for development the residential extensive representing Baird hearing.associationat the Leslie issue the to as viewed insimilar importance local environmental attorney, the only way way only the attorney, environmental local a in defeated was it before Supervisors area. Goleta the f o north ranch Capitan El declared measure Capitan last year,” El the Berman, won approval by the Board o f f o Board the by approval won Berman, rezoning ordinance. rezoning eeedm ic te rpsl eurs a requires proposal the since referendum voter a be would Supervisors f o Board the to defeat the proposal, if it is approved by by is approved it if proposal, the defeat to Approval o f Allstate’s rezoning proposal proposal rezoning Allstate’s f o Approval “ Usually at a hearing o f this nature the the nature this f o hearing a at Usually “ One o f the three speakers present at the the present speakersat three the f o One Similarly, according to Mark McGinnes, McGinnes, Mark to according Similarly, concerned proposal Capitan El The ENVIRONM ENTALISTS MISSING ENTALISTS ENVIRONM

PA G E 2 U CSB D A IL Y N EX U S FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1972

New membership in the Undergraduate Sociology Union is desperately I.V. D o p e Justice?? needed to keep this organization alive. All undergraduates in the Sociology department are strongly urged to attend the meeting on April Men from behind the wall will 10t in Ellison 2829, at 4 p.m. If this group is allowed to die through lack of student support, any chance at effective action oh the part of the confront those who administer students is feared to be in jeopardy. the judicial system this Sunday 2-5 p.m. during a public meeting entitled “ Incarceration: Rehabilitation or Warehousing?” at the University Club, 1332 Santa Barbara Street. Attempting to determine if correctional facilities really correct, will be panelists Santa Barbara Municipal Court Judge Joseph Lodge; former inmate at Folsom, Tracy, and Soledad Prisons, Ken Cameron; Santa Barbara District Attorney David Minier; Parole Officer Michael Wolgast, Senior Case Worker at Lompoc Prison Ron Hendricks, and inmate Morgan McDonald. The UCSB Alumni Association will sponsor the program.

photo: Melinda Finn Lectures POLITICS ARE ALIVE in Isla Vista...A political forum has been The Centro de Chicano Studies scheduled for April 12 at I.V. School at 7:45 p.m. to introduce opens its Spring Quarter lecture candidates for the third supervisorial district which is presently held by series today with a visit by Supervisor Dan Grant. Candidates Richard Duprey, Lyn McClurg, Enrique P. Lopez — attorney, Michael Morisoli, James Slater and Jim Worthen will all be present writer, lecturer and actor. The with Sociology Professor Donald Cressey serving as moderator... lecture is open to the public, at Vital to Democratic politics is the voting process. In addition to no charge, at 2 p.m. in 1015 numerous voter registration tables which are already up, there will be Physics. A Harvard Law School one posted in front o f Taco Bell everyday until the April 13 deadline... graduate, Lopez practiced in Los Also along the political line is the party opening tonight o f Ken Angeles and Mexico before Palmer’s Isla Vista headquarters at 6525 Pardall at 7 p.m. Democratic turning to free-lance writing. Assembly candidate Palmer will be there to answer questions and to His credits include “ My hear Isla Vista concerns. Brother Lyndon” by Sam SPEAKING QF PARTIES... thanks goes to Jimmy the Greek who Houston Johnson as told to was responsible for the surprise band and beer in the Service Center Enrique Hank Lopez, which was parking lot last Thursday night...on the subject o f open parties, there is serialized in “ Look” magazine, the Festival o f Fools planned for this weekend sponsored by the and over 30 articles in major People’s Art Project and the Village Shopkeeper’s Association. publications such as “ Life” and PARTS OF THE SERVICE CENTER, though, are not so jolly. “ Atlantic Monthly.” ______Inside sources divulge that Switchboard is rapidly dissolving. Both manpower and money are problems with broken windows creating added headaches and expense, with discouraged staffers quitting in DANCE! 25c droves... "OLDIES BUT MOLDIES"

* * * de la Guerra 8:30 p.m. 12:30 EATING PLACES IN ISLA VISTA are on the rise .. trying to Sat. April 8th balance the many recent culinary failures. With the coming opening o f a Sicilian pizza parlor next to the Ocean Toad on Pardall, and the reopening o f Carlos True Burger and o f the Campus Deli it is becoming easier once again to And chow in I.V.... the family-owned business is still alive in Isla Vista evident by the Yellow Submarine which is owned and operated by Ray Lube, his wife and four children. Lube, a former hard-hat diver, bought the Yellow Sub (famous for its foot-long sub) two months before the I.V. riots began and he’s proud o f the fact that the Yellow Submarine was the only restaurant to stay open during the riots. In addition to providing an eating place at that time, the restaurant served as the headquarters for the major news services. On the subject o f small businesses in Isla Vista, Lube feels that, . “ The basic problem with Isla Vista is that the students don’t support it. That’s why so many small businesses fold.” The businessmen as well as the students have, a responsibility to the community, according to Lube. “ I feel if you do business in Isla Vista, you should live there.”

* * * ECOLOGICALLY-MINDED RESIDENTS will be delighted to learn that not all construction is in the form o f buildings. Mrs. Norabelle Curran, owner o f the one lot on the comer o f El Embarcadero and Sabado Tarde, has decided to create Isla Vista’s first nursery, the “ Little Acorn Nursery,” on her lot... ARE TEEPEES BETTER than apartments? Some people seem to think so. A second teepee located on Trigo Road has been built, -infringing upon the originality o f the Del Playa “ Red House” ... THE NUMBER OF ROOSTERS on El Nido seems to be growing. A grand total o f three roosters now awaken neighboring slumberers... SABADO TARDE, known for its cryptic and not-so-cryptic street writings, underwent an “ improvement” (as defined by the County Road Department) during spring break, when county forces repaved Middle-of-the-road stereo people the street. 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Second class postage paid at Goleta, California, 93017, and printed by the Campus Press, 323 Magnolia, Goleta, California. Please return PO form 3579 to P.O. Box 13402, University Center, Santa Barbara, California, 3951 STATE ST. 93107. Editorial Office T . M. Storke Publications Bldg. 1035, phone (5 POINTS) 9S1-2691. Advertising Office T. M. Storke Publications Bldg. 1045, phone 961-3929, Gayle Kerr, Advertising Manager. 967-4541 PA G E 3 FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1972 UCSB DAILY NEXUS Proposition Morals; in 9 g e t s a the twilight By JON HEINER The “ homosexual is the last minority in America that is still popular n e w n a m e to stand up and hate,” charged Reverend Troy Perry, one o f three speakers Tuesday night, in a novel UC Extension dass. Titled By TOM CREAR “ Morality: Twilight Zone o f the Law,” the weekly class brings Proposition 9, a proposal intended to reduce together an exceptionally diverse group o f people to discuss “ the pollution, will be called the Environment Initiative attempt by law to regulate morality.” on the June ballot, state officials announced last Joseph Sorrentino, director o f the course, has a background as Friday after a court overruled Attorney General fascinating as the people he is bringing to lecture. By the time he was Evelle J. Younger’s decision to name it the Pollution 20 he had served time in four prisons, induding the Perris Island Initiative. Padded Cell for Incorrigibles. The change was a victory for the People’s Lobby, Sorrentino decided that his “ only chance for a better life was a citizens’ environment group that sponsored through education.” He went to night school and then attended UCSB. Proposition 9. He completed his education with an outstanding record at Harvard “ We’re delighted about the victory,” commented Law School. Joyce Koupal, co-director of the People’s Lobby. “ We’ve never recognized Proposition 9 as the The first speaker in this week’s class was writer William Lewis. Pollution Initiative since it really is an Noting that he was unqualified to discuss the law, he confined his Anti-Pollution Initiative,” the lobbyist said. remarks to the basis o f morality. Proposition 9 seeks to restrict or outlaw offshore Lewis believes that morality is based on individual self understanding. Everyone has within himself a “ sensibility or oil wells, nuclear power plants, pesticides, fuel composition, conflicts o f interest on environmental authority” that is unique to the individual and must be listened to control boards and industrial exemptions from local first. Contemporary society too frequently ingores the sensibility, Lewis smog control rules. believes. While the last decade has seen a move back toward inner The People’s Lobby has sued state officials experience, there is still excessive reliance on external aids such as declaring that their decision to list Proposition 9 on gurus or drugs. Lewis also cites the present fetish with staying young as the ballot and ballot pamphlets as the Pollution photo: Kevin Murphy an example o f the unwillingness o f people to accept their own feelings Initiative would mislead voters. M AINTAINING beautiful skies and trees is the Voters could be led to believe that a “ No” vote and nature. objective of proponents of Proposition 9. on the proposal could eliminate or help eliminate Speaking second was the Reverend Troy Perry, Pastor o f the pollution, Koupal contended. Lobby since it began its drive to put the initiative Metropolitan Life Church, the first homosexual church in the United “ The title change puts jthe opposition in the on the June ballot. States, and a homosexual himself. He offered several insights into the posture where they belong,” Koupal continued. She Rittenband at the same time denied a People’s plight o f homosexuals today. Lobby request to delete a $770 million estimate o f referred to Californians against the Pollution Perry related that when he was five years old he used to watch Proposition 9’s cost from the ballot and from 10 Initiative, a group which will now be renamed Tarzan movies “ and Tarzan turned me on.” He had his first million sample ballots, printing o f which was Californians Against the Environment Initiative. homosexuals experiences at an early age, but this precocious activity scheduled for last Monday. The name Anti-Pollution Initiative would “ more ceased at age fifteen when his brother told him about a homosexual Legislative Analyst A . Alan Post, who made the nearly describe what the initiative seeks to neighbor o f theirs and warned him that this was an evil man. Perry estimate, said in an affidavit to the court, “ The accomplish,” Superior Court Judge Laurence J. decided to go straight, since as one who was interested in the ministry, major cost to the state...if the initiative is approved, Rittenband said in his Santa Monica court as he he did not want to be an evil man. will be from the loss o f oil and gas revenues. The ordered Younger to pick “ a proper descriptive He married, became a pastor, when a chance encounter reawakened State Lands Division has estimated these losses will title.” his homosexual interests. He went to his church superiors and asked range from $200 million to $770 million with the The name preferred by the People’s Lobby was for guidance, and they promptly guided him out o f the church. most probable figure being $460 million.” The Clean Environment Act, the title used by the After a stint in the army he returned to Los Angeles where he learned to accept his homosexuality. Feeling that even homosexuals should not be abandoned by the Church, he founded the Metropolitan Webster criticized in hearing Life Church, which has grown from eight to seven hundred worshipers in the past three years. By D AN HENTSCHKE recounted by Hill before the slingshot (wrist Rocket) was Perry replies to critics, who observe that the Bible calls It was the refusal by Ventura commission: used. homosexuality an “ abomination,” by noting that Bible also gives Sheriff William Hill to send “ Jim, what is your plan?” Hill DaFoe asked in which woman a place inferior to man and condemns long hair on men. This mutual aid to Isla Vista under reported having said to Webster. direction he should discharge the enlightened age, he contends has managed to overtook these Captain Joel B. Honey’s “ He said, ‘What plan?’ unloaded sling. statements. Why then, he asks, can’t people also be more tolerant o f command during disturbances in “ I said, ‘You mean to tell me “ Away from the hearing homosexuals? February, 1971 that prompted that after the campus problem officer,” quipped hearing officer, The homosexual is in the same position as the Black, he notes. Just Santa Barbara Sheriff John that you had (earlier in February) Gerald Smeltzer. Laughter as the Blacks learned to be “ Black and beautiful,” Perry exhorts his Carpenter to begin an and we had to help you out you rippled throughout the audience. congregation to be “ Gay and proud.” investigation into the conduct o f haven’t formulated any plans?” Intensive interrogation into Sorrentino summarized the state o f contemporary morality by Honey. “ And he said, ‘N o ’ ” DaFoe’s recollection of an observing that “ We’ve come a long way since the Victorian age,” when, Wednesday, Sheriff Hill told Later Hill told the commission incident in which he had he claims, books by male and female authors were separated on the the Civil Service Commission that he had ordered his men not allegedly observed Honey strike a bookshelves. • hearing testimony in the appeal to work under Captain Honey. prisoner at the Bank o f America Faced with uncertainties like this, Sorrentino suggested a hearing o f ousted Honey that His order was based in part upon Command post highlighted conservative is one who is not willing to take the risk involved in former Sheriff James Webster information which he had Lindsey’s cross-examination. changing moral standards, while a liberal demands hard proof that “ fell down” in his organization received from Harrison. Harrison (Continued on p. 16, col. 5) ‘immoral’ activity harms society before he bans it. and planning o f the Isla Vista testified earlier in the hearing riots. He criticized Webster for that Honey had ordered his n ot being prepared for officers to use throwaway guns. disturbances in I.V. even after Harrison said Honey also Hiring policy questioned incidents had occurred on the instructed his men that if rioters UCSB campus earlier that year in were killed they were to burn the which police forces were called in buildings containing the bodies. By BOB TEDONE chosen, but that he apparently was not even to control crowds. In yesterday’s session Santa When there is a position to be filled it is standard considered. Webster, whom Hill described Barbara Deputy Sergeant John procedure for the employer to review all applicants’ Goodrich did not think it was important to as “ a gentleman, a fine man,” Dafoe testified on several issues qualifications and then decide which person would consider Peleg. “ We had a good instructor we knew admitted to him the day after the and charges levied against ousted be best for the job. In the case o f Gideon Peleg and about before Mr. Peleg came here. He praised the burning o f the I.V. branch o f the Capt. Honey. DaFoe recounted the Eastern Languages Department this did not decision as “ not against him (Peleg) but for the Bank o f America that he incidents at the Devereux happen. person selected.” (Webster) had failed to plan for command post describing how Sometime last May Peleg asked Robert Hetzron Goodrich said another reason that Peleg was not an emergency riot situation, Hill Honey allegedly displayed the associate professor o f Hebrew if it would be possible requested to submit his records was that the recalled to the commission. infamous mace. A t the request o f to obtain a teaching assistantship in the Hebrew department was not sure how many positions would The day after the bank burned attorney Dennis Merenbach, Da Department. Peleg felt he was qualified for the be open. Still, Peleg is curious why he was not even a group o f Ventura officers Foe picked up the mace and position. He received his B.A. in Hebrew at Tel Aviv asked for his records in case a position became advanced on demonstrators with swung it in a figure 8 fashion in University and has taught conversational as well as available. As it turned out, o f course, one did. the assurance that they would be front o f himself as he said he Hebrew literature to both youth and adults for nine Hetzron said that at the time o f the selection, backed by Santa Barbara officers.' observed Honey using the years in Tel Aviv and two years in the United States. Peleg, was, in fact, considered. “ Even though we did When it became evident to the weapon during the riots. He had a meeting with department head Chauncy not have his formal papers we knew his commander o f the group, The question o f DaFoe’s S. Goodrich which according to Peleg, consisted o f qualifications,” Hetzron maintained, referring to his Lieutenant Harvey Harrison, that conduct during the I.V. riots also a 20 minute discussion on China. When the subject knowledge o f the conversational Hebrew course his men were under attack and came up during the hearing on o f his employment as a T.A. finally was brought up, Peleg taught through Hillel, an organization o f had no backing he ordered them Thursday. DaFoe is the police Peleg said, Goodrich told Peleg to go home and told Jewish students on this campus. to retreat. officer who was pictured in a him he would be contacted. However, Peleg said this was not possible since he Hill testified he confronted news photo nation-wide using a Peleg was never called about employment and did not begin to teach the volunteer classes until Webster with the incident on the slingshot against the rioters. A t never had a chance to show Goodrich his this year — after the selection had been made. He everting o f February 26 or 27 and one point during the hearing credentials, letters o f recommendation and the like, called Hetzron’s claim “ an illusion.” received an apology from the James Lindsey, Honey’s attorney, he explained. In January Peleg discovered that Both Peleg and Goodrich maintained they wanted Santa Barbara sheriff. The requested DaFoe to demonstrate someone else had been selected for the job. He what was best for the students. Peleg contended his conversation at the . time was the method in which the objects not to the fact that someone else was (Continued on p. 16, col. 5) PAG E 4 UCSB DAILY NEXUS FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1972

1 EDITORIAL While both of these projects promised to bolster local employment, a | staunch opposition convinced local voters and county officials that the 1 ultimate costs to the county's quality of life would eventually outweigh I i Against haphazard growth the potential economic benefits. 1 Now Allstate promises to boost local employment by creating 400 § Will Goleta be in Good Hands with Allstate? The lack of significant jobs, emphasizing that the goods and services these employees w ill need | 1 opposition to Allstate's request to locate a plant here seems to indicate will greatly benefit local businesses. Since Allstate, unlike I 1 most Goletans agree we would. land-developing El Capitan and noisy Cessna, is a "smokeless" | In the past environmental groups like the Sierra Club and the Coastal white-collar industry, the plan has generated little environmental | 1 Alliance have shown a fervent desire to prevent Santa Barbara from concern. = growing in a haphazard fashion, but these groups have remained Without the immediate threat of readily apparent pollution, such as § 1 conspicuously silent on this issue. sooty air, churned up land, or deafening noise, the potential costs of this § Allstate's proposal is similar to proposals brought before the county plan to Goleta Valley have been ignored. s by El Captain developers and the Cessna Corporation. But, where these By approving the Allstate proposal the county is opening up the valley | 1 two projects invoked substantial opposition, none has materialized for more development by allowing for "exceptions" to the goal of I I against the Allstate plan. limited growth. The county is saying, in effect, growth can be allowed I The El Capitan development was opposed on grounds that it violated when it is economically beneficial and environmental consequences are I { the General Plan and would cause an influx of people who would overtax not clearly obvious. I already overburdened county services. The Cessna plan was rejected But the question remains whether the valley can withstand the strains § I partly out of fear of a substantial increase in noise pollution. of haphazard growth. The NEXUS believes it cannot.

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Letters DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau t -7 MacGillivray attack unfair ABSOLUTELY n o t h in g SOT A N f RUFUS! BEUEVE IT OR NOT QUESTIONS, y e s, r DO, To the Editor: EDITOR’S NOTE: Our policy o f allowing persons THE S0U6RNMENT PAYS YOUN6 M IKE'S UNCLE! M E f 175,000 A YEAR On March 2, the NEXUS instituted a policy to reply to personal attacks was initiated to prevent UHflPPD W MAN? 6ROW ON m s JU ST TO 6R0U N0TH/N6. whereby any personal attacks appearing in letters the use o f false information to malign individuals. \ would be -accompanied by a response from the H E R E FA R M When this happens, the misinformation must be o f y o g is? accused person. The first attack was followed by a corrected. Such was the case March 2. That letter / delightful repartee from Ken Palmer. inaccurately linked Palmer to the gerrymander o f However, in the April 5 DN “ MacGillivray Isla Vista and attacked his campaign finance Slammed” column, there was a blatant personal practices. attack against the Assemblyman, which also mentioned me by name. There was no By contrast, when letters merely express a accompanying response with this letter, and no writer's opinion, the NEXUS believes that such an opportunity was provided to MacGillivray to opinion is valid, and can stand on its own logic. In prepare one. Well, guys, what happened to the this case, the NEXUS will certainly allow the person policy? under fire to reply, but it will not actively solicit I f the anonymous writer would like to discuss the his response. 1M Nor SURE r UNDER- deficiencies in his letter with the Assemblyman and STAND TT EITHER. RUFUS. MY COUNTRY rfi have his questions answered, I ’m sure Mr. Our policy is meant to prevent letters from PUT ITSDRS' IS GREAT! •T/5 OF TM MacGillivray would be happy to meet with him. expressing misinformation on our pages, not to lim it W ERE ELSE EUT IA/ v STEPHEN ACKER discussion o f ed itoria l issues. AM ERICA COULD A MAN B E sujeer lamp,, PAID */7S,000 FOR 6R0W/N6 o f s u ß s /p y / / \ __ 12,000 A C R E S ‘Living in’ with foreign language U à OF NEEDS?! \

To the Editor: quarter move in two, three or One or two days a week there A few comments upon the half a dozen beginning students; could be intensive language drill 'language requirement situation. the only requisite would be that (preferably via videotape, so as I have taken a language course O NLY German is spoken ih the not to exhaust a teacher each quarter that I have been in house. needlessly) and if necessary, school, and therefore am Also, instead o f a one-a-year perhaps daily written exercises o f something o f an expert — at German dinner at the Hofbrau, some kind. But the rest o f the sitting through language classes. I why not bring hotplate, makings, classtime should be spent have done this because I enjoy and a German cookbook to class? exposing students to German the thrill o f learning new thought Why not show German movies? culture through which they systems, o f gaining new Why not show videotapes from would also learn the language. I Theater alternatives appreciation o f the subtle German television about current think the first year o f any By WILLIAM CROSS differences that shape different affairs there? Why not conduct language at the University should Several letters to the NEXUS recently have expressed dissatisfaction peoples’ thinking, o f finding new spelling bees, debates, or be analogous to a child being with the services o f Metropolitan Theaters, Inc. Instead o f passing ways to express myself. However, encounter groups in German, constantly exposed to a language judgment on Metro, I would rather offer two suggestions to those who I do not like the way languages maybe using upper division and and learning it by imitation, are interested. are taught and it is my opinion grad students as leaders? Why not before he goes to school. Then First, experience has taught me that an apathetic acceptance o f “ the that the language use simple plays in class to the second year could be devoted usual fare” has lulled distributors into believing that almost anything departments on campus are only memorize and act out? to grammar, much as grammar will sell. Besides, good 'movies are frequently box office disasters getting their just desserts if the How about learning German school students learn parts o f because people will not support them. I f residents o f the community language requirement is abolished folksongs, singing and playing speech and diagramming, etc. could develop a nominal degree o f organization, then they could find or altered. along with records? (Guitar, I have never been to Germany, and support the better films. Money talks in the movie industry. For instance, why don’t they anyone?) Why not learn and nor am I a teacher, but I believe A weekly newsletter could be mailed to subscribers at a cost to establish a German house on perform German folkdances? in the joys o f language. And I am cover expenses. Once established, a newsletter could be used to campus? (I will use the German Why not use real German not convinced it has to be coordinate pressure on Metro. Their directors are not insensitive to Department as an example, as it newspapers and class material? drudgery to learn. But if the you; however, your desires are seldom expressed in a coherent, is the one I am most recently How about one or two German departments insist on making it convincing manner. acquainted with). One or two authors in translation being so simply because they have a The second suggestion will ease the financial burden imposed on the grad students could lease an required reading, so English captive audience, they deserve audience: namely, a film society. Efforts came in the past to screen old apartment, duplex, or house, speaking students could see what what they get. I am sure when movies, but these attempts have lacked both planning and support. It with the underwriting o f the some persons have been able to they have to begin to compete could be a small step from the films brought by student groups to the department, and then each do with German? for students and majors, they will establishment o f an organized group (which the newsletter might quickly enough revamp their spawn). » c programs. The above suggestions The opinions expressed are those of the individual writer and do nQt A subscription-supported society involves many problems for those necessarily represent those of the Regents of the University of California, are the work o f a rank amateur — running it, but reprises o f good films could bring the viewer cost down * the Associated Students or the UCSB D A IL Y N EX U S. Articles labelled think what a real professor or “editorial” represent a consensus of the UCSB D A IL Y N EXU S Senior to $1 per show. Editorial Board unless signed by an individual writer. Letters and columns group o f professors would be able These two suggestions are an attempt to point to an alternative to from opposing viewpoints are welcome. to do!! the present situation. Things can change and my services are available, Patricia McCreary but I cannot do anything alone. FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1972 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PA G E 5 SantaBarOara Entertainment Guide Students, Lagomarsino fight Proposition 9 for hfim ation Call 962 8111

By TOM CREAR provisions the group cites is one polluters,” also the section Echoing the position of With the June primary drawing that sets rigid standards for pertaining to penalties for Students Against Proposition 9 nearer, the campaign against sulphur content in diesel fuel and violations o f any air pollution recently in a press release, Proposition 9, the Environment lead content in gasolines. The laws without discrimination of Senator Robert Lagomarsino Initiative, has been stepped up by measure “ requires a diesel fuel the degree o f an offense which (R-Ojai) has also attacked the the entrance o f' a new group, that’s not available in the essential has been cited as a Environment Initiative. Students Against Proposition No. amounts...stopping virtually all “ slegdehammer, inflexible “ The so-called Environment 9. trucks, trains, buses... increasing approach.” Initiative is a simplistic and According to organizer Dolph drastically our cost o f groceries,” “ Proposition 9 affects all o f us unworkable approach to the Andrews, the group is composed the group publication dtes. severely, not just big business,” complex problem of ------n r u m i o f college students and recent “ Proposition 9 also outlaws asserted Andrews. “ The backers environmental pollution,” ‘Pocket Money” college graduates who oppose the DDT, even for exports out of of the Environment Initiative declared Lagomarsino. “ It could Environment Initiative citing that California. But no substitute has have presented the pollution mean the loss o f hundreds o f s t e v e M c Q u e e n the ballot measure is written been found to combat effectively problem as a good and bad issue thousandsof jobs, higher food poorly and “ won’t accomplish the killer malaria,” the when it is much more complex.” prices and bankrupt state and what its principle backers, the publication continued. It also “ Business has not done local governments without People’s Lobby, claim it will.” bans all research with DDT, everything they should to guaranteeing a cleaner Andrews is currently an preventing breakthroughs in eliminate pollution,” Andrews environment.” employee o f Whitaker and pesticide and insecticide quality. continued, “ but consumers “ The provisions o f the bill are Baxter, a San Francisco-based The measure would also haven’t done everything possible in direct conflict with the 5th, lggraF«8Â8lŸ| public relations firm cited by the prohibit new leases or renewals either. T o solve the problem 7th, and 14th amendments to the People’s Lobby as organizers for for oil and gas drilling, from three entirely will take drastic political Federal Constitution as well as in IMilR MfCTWwtuwnnro«b S S F * 1*^ the state-wide Campaign against miles offshore to one mile inland, and social changes. “ The People’s violation o f the Constitutional |IHT S8PPMTMIACTM aor Kann the Environment Initiative. The in state waters or lands. “ It Lobby is selling the Environment standards o f the separation o f firm is allegedly handling the ignores the fact that local Initiative in a poor manner which powers,” he maintained adding , . ® n iB ic F I campaign for various oil governments need these revenues, tends to obscure the real issues,” that if implemented, the kfef CONNECTION companies, automobile some o f which go to park and Andrews declared. (Continued on p. 6, col. 5) manufacturers, business concerns recreation funds,” declares the and several Chambers o f anti-initiative group. Commerce. Although no ties Other provisions attacked by officially have been discovered by the Students Against Proposition WELCOME RUGGERS! 9 IMPORTED D R AFT BEERS People’s Lobby or acknowleged 9 include the section which GREAT FOOD by the firm, lobby procured an would halt the construction o f inter-office memorandum, last nuclear power plants for five IT’S THE PLACE TO M EET 'THE GARDEN January, which linked Standard years, “ thereby accelerating even Oil and the public relations firm. more the demand on fossil fuel Black Horse Inn OF FINZI “ The initiative • supporters plants — recognized heavy A BAVARIAN RESTAURANT CONTINI" (R) would have you believe the Imported and Domestic measure will rid us overnight o f Draft Beer also pollution,” Andrews explained. DANCE! 25c Open 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. 'FRIENDS'> “ It won’t, but almost overnight "OLDIES BUT MOLDIES" 298 S. Pine Ave. - Goleta our trucks, trains and buses will stop due to some o f the de la Guerra 8 :3 0 p.m. 12:30 irresponsible provisions.” Sat. April 8th Among the irresponsible _____ BESTPICTURE I f J jf f P BCSTawcm jjg t OWMOyiCH

They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? _ NOM NATIO POn Bc8T “The best comedy of 8 ’ACADEMY KfflB.“ 1" $ 1 . 0 0 APRIL 7 FRIDAY AWARDS BHP&u, STARTS TONIGHT! the year and the b e s t best love story” liv e .. 7:00 - #t1 Starring 7, 9 :3 0 NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE jMat. — Sat. — SunJtrS D.H. Lawrence’s 2 :0 0 — 4:30 W . “ 2 M i l ■ILATE SHOW 1 G il».. X 1 Frl.-Sat. — 1 1 :3 0 a _ presented by UCSB Sailing Team “ WOMEN IN * LOVE” The UCSB Opera Theater presents STARTS TODAY A NEW THEATER IN MUSIC "M ARY QUEEN & OF SCOTS" (PG) V MIRRORS Rene^Taytor* Joseph Bologna Felffnf's f ri a WyWeF*ns production MIRRORS Made For Each Other And “ LOVERS AND Joffroy Babcock, music OTHER STRANGERS” Carl Zytowskl, words “SATYRKON” Midnight Flick MCCUEEN THURS., FRI., SAT. Fri. & Sat. “THE COLLECTOR” J 'e a j l u t T April 6, 7, 8 - 8 p.m. , **> - Lotte Lehman Concert Hall General — $2 — Students $1 Arts and Lectures Box Office, Lobero Theater, Discount Record Center

IN CONCERT Best Actor DAVE MASON special guest star "SUNDAY I ^/VT-X TIM WEISBERG AND FRIENDS BLOODY SUNDAY"(R|fcî?^Jl7t guest feature SHANTI SANTA BARBARA COUNTY BOWL APRIL 21,1972 7:30 P.M. tickets available at the following locations: Record and Tape Rack, 5126 Hollister, Goleta Gramophone Shop, 1226 State St., Santa Barbara Mornlnglory, 910 C Embarcadero del Norte, Isla Vista PRICES: $3.50 to $6.00 Presented by DOWN THE ROAD PRODUCTIONS PAGE 6 UCSB DAILY NEXUS FRIDAY. APRIL 7,1972

Medieval Studies Program: students meeting to discuss plans, projects and and faculty will meet for lunch. ideas for Spring Quarter, 3 p.m. at Proposition 9 Look for your cohorts at one of the 6504 Pardall No. 2. outdoor tables at the UCen Episcopal Services: new trial between 12 and 1. service, 8:15 and 10 at St. Michael's, challenged ■ ■ I Meet Ken Palmer tonight at 7 at the Picasso and Pescadero. Drink and Old Mominglory Record store. fellowship following. (Continued from p. 5) today 7 at the First Assembly of God Yogi Haeckel holds classes in IV-Goleta Welfare Rights Initiative will generate numerous A S . Speakers Bureau 1st meeting at Church, 4597 Hollister. Keith Hood "complete Yoga" today from 12-2 Organization meets at 7 at St. Mark's. law suits and large revenue losses. 12 noon in 2284 UCen. Any speaking on the Pentateuch — it's and 3-5 in 2272 UCen. For more Anyone concerned and interested Andrews heads a $2 million interested persons should stop by. going to be great! info call 967-1860. with recipient problems welcome. campaign to give the voters all Campus Crusade for Christ: crusade Geography Library tours at 3 today. FREE CONCERT by the UCSB the facts before coming to a Saturday Chamber Singers under the direction training weekend at the Trinity Meet at the Information Desk near decision on the Initiative: People for the Clean Environment of Professor Dorothy Westra. Music Baptist Church, 1002 La the west entrance. “ Remember its laws would go Eieniquitas. Rides leave in front of "Mirrors," experimental music in A ct: canvassing door to door for the from Renaissance to contemporary, 4 into effect overnight,” he warns. Santa Cruz Dorm and 6730 Trigo at theater by Jeffrey Babcock act. Proposition 9 this morning at 11. p.m. in LLC H . All invited. 6:30. presented by UCSB Opera Theater, Leave from 6629-B Sabado Tarde and I.V . Women's Center meeting at “ Fighting pollution is more than Gaucho Christian Fellowship meets at 8 p.m. in LLCH. Tickets $2/$1. the San Miguel Dorm. This weekend 7:30 at 6504 Pardall. a club, or a bicycle, or lousy we're hitting I.V . and the dorms. Call laws...it is a lot o f time, hard 685-1175 for more information. announcements work and money.” PCAA Volleyball Championships — Bus tickets are now on sale for UCSB vs. Cal State Long Beach; noon, $1.50 for the April 22 demonstration. RG . UCSB vs. San Diego State; 4 p.m. Come to the SM C table in front of ■RG. Finals 8 p.m. FREEI UCen daily. Please buy tickets early so C r eoCS PCAA Gymnastics Championships we can know how many buses to 3 p.m., RG. charter and have money on hand. Mirrors by Jeffrey Babcock, Art students should pick up their J o b s graduate students in music, 8 p.m. in paintings, drawings and portfolios LLCH. from Winter '72 Quarter by Friday, On Tuesday, April 11, Sunday April 21. After this date all pieces will the Jewel Co. will be be disposed of by the Art interviewing at the Concerned Women: all women Department. Contact Mr. Frank De Part-time and Summer interested in or involved in the I.V . Costa any weekday between 4 and Placement Office for Women's Center, this will be a general 4:30 in 1344. summer employees. Jewel is the fifth largest food ¡S X S S j distributor in the U.S. They are looking for students, in all majors as well as college CLEARANCE SALE •level,, for vacation replacement positions as 8-TRACK TAPIS Q Ç sales representatives serving established accounts in the A Costume Street Dance Southern California area. The company’s summer Saturday, April 8 program offers students a salaried position . with 8:00 p.m. MOHNINGLORY MUSIC bonus as well as scholarship 910-C Embarcadero del Norte I.V. 968-4665 opportunities. All (Bay Masks at tha Fools’ Bootk) interested should sign up at the Part-time & Summer Placement Office as soon as possible.

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BREAKFAST/LUNCH/DINNER Sunday Afternoon Complete y HAMBURGER & SOUP------8M a new way o f Life BAR BQ SANDWICH & BEANS------Yogi Haeckel will hold “Complete Yoga” classes on Thu n . & Frl. this CHICKEN FRIED STEAK ------118 quarter 12-2 & 3-5 p.m. In UCen April 9 - 3 to 6 2272. All are welcome. Call 967- Soup or Salad, Potato, Toast 1860/966-7400 for more Info.______1/2 LB. CHOPPED BEEF Soup or Salad, Potato, Toast. Vegetable, Coffee or Soft Drink------^ 8 DANCE! 25c PRIME RIB SANDWICH "OLDIES BUT MOLDIES" au jus. Potato, Sour Dough Toast------^ 8 de la Guerra 8 :3 0 p.m. - 12:30 OPEN M -F 8:30 A.M. SAT. 8t SUN. 7 A.M. Sat. April 8th

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This is a special Travel Section to the N E X U S compiled annually by Advertising Manager, Gayle Kerr. By Kevin Murphy 45 miles per on the forest road, food. I f there’s a way to make a trip, but I swear those loggers were I f you know Oregon, you I contend it has to be on the doing 80. The shock force o f know that rain is why the state is their trucks was enough to topple Italian, German and Spanish of thumb. O f course everyone has so green. Well, September is the New ‘Eurail Guide’ 124 sentences relating to every their own style, and most a tree, and the gravel whipped up first month o f the rainy season, veterans won’t share trade secrets like hail. We stumbled along for a aspect o f train travel. and people generally don’t go with the best o f friends, but on few miles before a hip cat (who Invaluable in planning a “ Eurail Guide” is distributed camping in the woods at this time the whole, hitching with a wore a thin T-shirt with a pack of European train tour, the 1972 by Hastings House and can be even ^ if they drive campers. backpack is widely acknowledged Marlboros rolled in the sleeve and However, in California, it is edition o f “ Eurail Guide” has 22 purchased for $2.75 at as fulfillment o f the American sported slick black hair) always sunny, and it was another pages describing scenic rail trips bookstores or from Eurail Guide dream. In the safety o f your own responded to our international Californian who opened his door and a totally new chapter Annual, 27540 Pacific Coast car, you’ll never meet the “ local thumbs and gave us a ride in his offering translations in French, Highway, Malibu, Calif. 90265. to us. folks” who make the difference ‘62 Chevy. This was a Black bus driver between Los Padres National Rich knew the area and from Los Angeles who welcomed Forest, in Santa Barbara County, launched into a heavy discussion us aboard his hand built four ONE-WAY CHARTER and the Willammet National on the politics o f local poverty wheeled castle. He was a Forest in Oregon. with our chauffer. Soon the fisherman and knew about the Perhaps the hardest decision to discussion turned to more giant stockers of Cougar FLIGHTS: make,if you’re a true vagabond, is important things like, would we Reservoir (which by mere where to go. Well for several years be interested in a case o f hand coincidence was twenty miles Los Angeles/Madrid/Frankfurt August 10 $135 I carried maps, followed grenades? Since we were traveling short o f our intended Los Angeles/Paris August 27 $125 prearranged directives, and light, a case would have made the destination). always knew where I was headed. trip a little difficult so we After hiking in about two The last time I left California was declined. miles through a logged out For laformatioa contact the Education Abroad with Rich, my roommate. One Our next ride was good for section o f the forest, our friends day we just packed up and took only a few miles, but the turned back, opting for the safety Prof ram, 1205 Sooth Hall, 961-3823. the first ride to Eugene, Oregon. company was good — the drivers o f the great Army Corps of Eugene was our only planned were escapees from Reagan land. Engineering marvel the Cougar stop for twenty days. Rich We all demonstrated our distaste Reservoir Parking Lot. Rich and wanted to visit an old friend who for the marijuana laws. Then I continued on to Cascade Creek, fortunately turned out not to be Rich offered our Bota bag full o f one o f Oregon’s last vestiges for home. So we immediately set out wine in response to their native cutthroat trout fishing on for the Wilds o f the Willammet hospitality. As it turned out, the west coast. Cascade Creek is a National Forest. however, both Rich and I had a tributary o f Oregon’s wild The speed limit may have been hard time keeping track o f our Mackenzie River. We camped on the bank o f this stream and ate one o f America’s finest Pioneer meals: fish fried in bacon fat, ecology bread packaged in a biodegradeable paper bag, and wild raspberries. For desert, we mixed sweetened Eagle Brand milk, hot water, and a molten piece o f chocolate. We were alone unless you count the bears and linx that fed o ff our fish bones for the four days o f our stay. Oregon’s coast is nothing less than legendary, and two days later that’s where we were. After a stopover for a few rounds of fifteen cent draft beer, in a little village called Blue River we got our first ride in a new Mazda car. I could easily become a Mazda salesman; those cars are huge inside. However the roominess may have been due to the fact that we were the grubbiest pair you ever saw. Anyway, the woman driver and her daughter drove us all the way back to Eugene (about thirty miles) with the window up! After a few spotty rides we found ourselves in Monroe, on a goat farm, eating fresh ranch eggs the size o f oranges, and drinking goat’s milk that would otherwise have been sold to Ken Kesey’s Springfield Dairy. The next day we were on the coast again, thanks to Holly and Mary and the Magic Bus. Holly and Mary were a wind fall. We were about to give up on getting out o f Monroe, and away from the rain. They drove by just (Continued on p. 10, col. 3)

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(Continued from p. 8) reached around the cab bearing a should say from the woman o f as we lit up. These ladies were six-pack o f beer. (“ Well hello the truck, because the old man it living just outside Florence, a there. Indeed.” )! turned out would just as soon logging town on the coast. But to As we pulled into the next shoot us as look at us. This old get to their abode meant another town, the driver jumped out and buzzard took a swing, twenty miles across dirt road to a the other freek started driving. successfully, at my sleepingbag logging camp run by women. (Curious). Another town the next morning. Welcome to I was made into a vegetarian appeared and we again pulled California. solely as a result o f their fine over. This time everybody, meatless recipies. Even their including The Goon, tripped into animals were meatless. They were a bar. (Well alright baby). After Travel Filins living in a tent for the summer, consuming a few fifty cent Any campus organization that while they built a little three pitchers, back to the truck we needs free entertainment for one room cabin from scrap lumber. staggered. o f its meetings is welcome to use Rich and I slept in the cabin, Now we had the extreme T.W.A.’s Focus on Adventure warmed by an antique pleasure o f discovering who our films. The 16mm. films, 20 woodbuming stove. We worked real host was. O f course it was minutes to an hour in length, are on the cabin for food and shelter The Goon. He was so drunk he available for most countries of for several days before moving couldn’t even see, and the world. back down the coast. compounding the misery he had Ski films and general films Both Rich and I have been his right leg in a cast. I still can’t covering Europe, U.S.A. and the hitching for years, and we’ve met figure out how he managed to World are also available. The a lot o f strange wonderful people, drive the stick shifting truck. films are all in color and are but none will ever match The Somehow he not only got in completely free of charge. Goon. A few miles south of gear with one leg, but the Organization leaders should Brandon we had made the speedometer crept up to forty contact Jim Meide T.W.A. mistake again o f leaving our food five. We were heading straight for Campus Rep at 968-6990 in our last host’s vehicle. a concrete wall when he turned preferably two weeks in advance Bemoaning our amazing and requested another .beer. I o f the desired showing date. misfortune, a truck driven by a reached across Rich and grabbed freek appeared. He had two other the wheel just in time. The Goon Add Another Country riders, another longhair and this was so intent on his beer, he hardhat fellow sitting between Add Another Country — After Easter Sale wasn’t even aware o f his driving them. We piled into the back o f Stopover tours in Iceland at only responsibilities. the truck and the guy in the $5 daily for one to three days are middle turned around and flashed We finally got free o f this being -offered by Icelandic Both Stores a four toothed grin and a bottle death trap at Gold Beach. From a Airlines for passengers flying of beer at us. (“ Farout” ). As we couple out o f Arroyo Grande we between New York and Norway, Friday and Saturday nodded in approval, a hand begged some plates and spoons. I Sweden or Denmark. $ 2 LB. HIKER DACRON 88 A L F A ROM EO Mammy Bags ^ $ | £ AUDI BMW FIAT JUGUAR • C.P.O SHIRTS MERCEDES MG Plaids and Solids Reg. g.98 NOW *5 » 8 8 OPEL YOU’LL PORSCHE RENAULT ROVER • Heavy Duty Striped T-Shirts SAAB SIMCA with pockets Reg. 3.98 ^ ^ n . 8 8 BE THERE!... TRIUMPH VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO

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CAMPI MG. SU RPLUS STANFORD EUROPEAN AUTO, INC. "We Want You to Enjoy Europe" HOLLISTER AVE. at FAIRVIEW in Goleta 967-0818 Call 966-2614 for an appointment or write 29 E. Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara, California 93101 for a Free Catalog. 605 State, Downtown FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1972 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAG E 11 scholars o f all nations. It is and computerized to insure an STUDENT TOURS estimated that ISTC members efficient and reliable reservation Student tours provide an easy and Ends- provide travel facilities annually system. Reservations may be way o f getting to know a “ new” for over cme million students made as far in advance as desired country quickly and easily. All from all over the world. and space in guaranteed. There, is tours have been organized by the For Your Information IN TR EUROPEAN no “ stand-by” . members o f the International STUDENT CHARTER Student Travel Conference and STUDENT RAILPASS cater specifically to students. The INTERNATIONAL STUDENT Only members o f the One o f the most popular ways o f travelling in Europe is the low The Student Railpass was tours are multinational with ID E NTITY CARD International Student Travel introduced last year by the frequent departures timed to The ISIC was introduced for Conference - an association o f cost Intra-European student charter flight that has been in National Railroads o f 13 coincide with the arrival of the first time in 1970 to provide over 40 non-profit National operation for 20 years offering European countries and proved student charter flights. Length o f internationally accepted proof Student Travel bureaus from savings o f up to 70% over regular to be most successful. Students stay and itineraries vary; for that the bearer is a bona fide more than 30 countries - are scheduled fares on the same between the ages o f 14 to 26 are example, you can take a 3 day full-time student. As a result, allowed to issue the ISIC. The routes. Aproximately 5,000 eligible to travel for two months tour o f the Negev or a 10 day holders can obtain concessions goal o f the ISTC member - is, and Intra-European Student Charter o f unlimited second class travel tour o f Israel, a 2 week tour o f and reductions on goods and has been since 1949, to cooperate Flights are scheduled for summer on the 100,000 mile railroad Russia, As these tours are four facilities not available to the to develop, expand, and improve 1972 and are all offered for systems o f these 13 countries. students, they are very general public, but organized educational, social, and cultural individual erne-way bookings. The cost o f the Student Railpass inexpensive and should not be especially for students. travel amongst students and These flights are fully centralized is $130.00. compared to commerical tours. DANCE! 25c "OLDIES BUT MOLDIES"

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By DON MYERS submitting your application, foreign travelers whose stay is going to underdeveloped are filling rapidly, and many are however, after March 1 it may limited to sightseeing and countries still needs shots such as already closed; although, as o f You’ve just made the big take four to six weeks because o f recreation; an entry visa for those smallpox, cholera, typhus, Wednesday all o f UCLA’s flights decision. You’re going to take the the high season volume. wishing to visit for business, were open in spite o f their money that you’ll have left from typhoid, diphtheria. One should recently reduced fare. We would your student loan, and couple employment or permanent check with the County Health I f you need a last minute like to act as a clearinghouse for hundred your grandmother laid residence and a transit visa for Department or the Student passport you can go directly to a recommendations, or put downs on you for Christmas, sell your people passing through to Health Center. Passport Office and ask for one o f various charter clubs. I f you stereo to the freak next door and another country. to be issued on a “ will call” basis. The hours for the Travel Office have had a bad trip, or a non-trip, you are going to Europe! Why This may take as little as 24 It is a little known fact that this quarter will be Monday or anything else, let us know and not? After all, a million other hours but can run up to four days entrance into most o f the Eastern through Thursday from 12 to we’ll pass it on. We are also American students will be going in late spring and summer. The European countries can be quite 1:45. The UCen office has maintaining a list o f people who there this summer. So now what? three Passport Offices in easy if you take the right applications and schedules for are seeking traveling cam panions There is only one essential for California are in L.A. at 500 approach. Arranging a tourist visa most charters. The June flights in Europe. you. That is a passport a small South Figueroa and 1100 while in the U.S. can be a book that is called a pass book or Wilshire and in San Francisco at time-consuming pain in the British Columbia’ travelog pass in some European countries. 450 Golden Gate Avenue. anterior, but it’s usually a simple “ Vacationland — British Victoria, B.C. and Calgary, It represents the Federal Incidentally, if you should ever matter to get a three day transit Columbia,” a colored film Alberta, the beautiful British Government’s permission for you lose your passport, contact the visa at any border crossing. Once travelog, will be presented April Columbia wilderness, and salmon to leave the country and travel nearest American Embassy within the country, one can often 17, at 8 p.m. at the Performing fishing along the Campbell River abroad. T o obtain one you immediately. arrange to convert his transit visa Arts Center at Santa Barbara on Vancouver Island. Many beginning travelers are to a tourist visa. This doesn’t should visit the County Cleric’s High School, sponsored by Santa Highlight o f the evening will be office at the courthouse...you confused over the difference hold true for the Soviet Union Barbara News-Press and the drawing for the door prize, a could drop in on Owen Marshal between a passport and a visa. where most tourists have to travel co-sponsored by Western Airlines week’s trip for two to British while you’re there...and pick up a Assuming that you now know in a tour group. It also depends and Santa Barbara Travel Columbia via Western Airlines DSP-11 application form. You’ll what a passport is, a visa on the internal political situation. Agencies. with ground arrangements by the need two pictures, proof o f represents a country’s permission The smallpox vaccination Presented by the British British Columbia Department o f citizenship (i.e. birth certificate) for you to travel within its which has been required in the Columbia Department o f Travel Travel Industry. and $12. You should have your borders. There are three types of past is no longer mandatory. Industry, the program will cover A limited number o f free passport within two weeks of visas: a tourist visa for those However, the traveler who is the spectacular scenery between admission tickets are available now at offices o f Santa Barbara travel agents.

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Greatest Rapids Going to Send for inforrriation today on the Olympics? this amazing 277 mile expedition through one of the greatest Get the remaining wildernesses in North America. “BUG” Total cost of the 10 day package is While You’re $320. A ll the participants need arrange is their own transportation There to and from our meeting place in Las Vegas, Nevada

far information e d i: Vista Volkswagen 968-9611 Summer Language Institutes Abroad in Learn Something FRANCE RUSSIA Our expedition will be educational as well SPAIN as thrilling since the Association is currently Intensive intermediate and arranging for a UCSB naturalist to accompany advanced language programs, the expedition. There are still places left for plus excursions and free UCSB alumni, students, faculty and staff. travel time. Application Deadline April 15. For more information please contact: For information about these UCSB Alumni Association programs write to: Santa Barbara, Ca., 93106 Ben T. Clark Summer Language 805-961-2288 Institutes Abroad University of California Santa Cruz, California 95060 FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1972 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PA G E 13

top, centralizing the weight so it for either, hitchhiking or than a Dacron 88 bag and sells is carried vertically. Things likely backpacking. for the same price. Not all items B ack p ack s to be used while actually hiking You should plan your trip so are correctly designed for your should be placed in easily that you can get to your purposes, however. So be sure accessible pockets. Usually, you destination by nightfall. Most you choose wisely. should carry no more than a injuries occur while hiking in Whether you are going into the ...How to quarter o f your body weight. darkness. Packs should be o f backcountry or hitting the roads, First Aid Kits should fit your bright colors which are more be sure you bring back what you I f you’re planning to hitchhike trip. I f you are hitchhiking, individual trip. For instance, if easily seen from distances. took with you. As backpacking’s abroad or at home this summer, choose an open bag that will you know o f medical problems Try on several different packs popularity increases, so will litter. or pack into the back country, accomodate bulky items such as (such as eye irritations, blisters, and boots at various stores so you’ll have discovered the clothes and blankets. For etc.) that you are prone to, plan that you are sure you are making problem o f what to carry and backpacking, a pack with ahead for these. Make a list o f a purchase which will ultimately, how to carry it. compartments is preferable. things you have taken along on give you the most comfort. Ask The answer to the problem These would hold such things as previous trips. Cross o ff items your local dealer for advice on seems quite simple at first-take cooking utensils, food, First Aid that you had little or no use for, what would best suit the kind o f only what will be absolutely Kit, tent, etc. and take only the bare essentials. trip you will be making. necessary in the backpack that I f you plan to carry more than Some essentials indude a 50 With more and more people fits you most comfortably. But in 12 pounds, a light weight pack foot piece of rope (for hiking), a going in for backpacking, many actually shopping around, one frame should be used. This rain poncho that will cover new innovations have been made finds that there are many displaces the weight so that your yourself and your pack, a in the equipment. There are new variables involved. hips give support. Frames for girls sleeping bag (weighing 3*4 to 6 spedally designed packs. There is The pack you would purchase should be adjusted so that her hip pounds), water, and adequate a new Dacron Fibre Fill 2 for a hike into the backcountry bone are not being struck. food. You should also have a sleeping bag which is warmer would not be the same as the one Lighter items should be packed at comfortable pair o f hiking boots than a Dacron Fibre Fill 2 you would use for a hitchhiking the bottom and heavier at the (not rock boots). These are good sleeping bag which is warmer W

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Coach Bob Tolleson explained that since most o f the team is in their first year o f organized competition, “ It’s difficult to get SDS, PC AA next up for practice five days a week.” The result o f this session has been seen, according to Suwara, in the practices the last couple o f days which he says, “ have for spirited netters been enthusiastic and full o f vigor.” All o f this enthusiasm will be necessary tonight as San Diego State not only is have come at the expense o f By RICH EBER seeking a win, but revenge for last year non-contenders, so tonight’s game will Shakespeare once said “ There comes a when inspired play by the Gauchos in the determine if their previous record was time in the affairs o f men which taken at regional tournament knocked the Aztecs earned. out o f the NCAA finals. In a similar situation Rudy Suwara’s The teams last met in February with the S C IV A STAN DIN GS young team badly needs a win to stay in Wins Losses two splitting a pair o f games in the Orange contention with UCLA and San Diego. San Diego State ...... 4 o Coast Invitational tournament. Both Last weekend in their match against the UCLA ...... - . .3 0 squads have improved, so it should be a UCSB ...... 2 1 Bruins, the Gauchos showed their C S C LB ...... 2 2 great battle, with admission free as part o f potential, murdering UCLA in their first USC ...... 1 3 the Sports Carnival weekend activités. Pep perd ine...... 1 3 game 15-4 before faltering 4-15, 9-15, Loyola University ...... O 4 9-15. To show you how inconsistent the On Saturday, UCSB will host the PCAA Gauchos have been, their spiking average tournament which, in addition to San fell from an outstanding 50 per cent in the Diego, will feature the always tough 49ers the crest leads on to fortune.” I f that time first game, to 12 per cent in the second, to from Long Beach State. In the first match has ever come for the UCSB volleyball photo: Tom Lendino a minus 2.5 per cent in the third game. at noon, the Gauchos will battle Long team it is tonight as the Gauchos battle San Dissatisfied with their play, the team Beach, after which the 49ers and Aztecs N ET G U A R D S - Reaching high to stop Diego State in a must win league match. held a meeting Tuesday afternoon to hash will square off. an opponent's shot are John Roberts Jack Henn’s Aztec Spikers are 4-0 in out their problems and psych up for the The finals will be at 4 p.m. with (left) and Skip Allan. In background is league play. However, three o f these wins San Diego match Friday night. Assistant admission to all games again being free. Dave de Groot. LARGEST TOURNAMENT OF ITS KIND WEEKEND CALENDAR BASEBALL, vs. Long Beach State, UCSB, 2:30p.m. Rugby action tomorrow GOLF, w. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, THERE, 1:00p.m. GYMNASTICS. NCAA Finals, Iowa State Univ., THERE, (2nd o f 3 days) By JOHN R. PETTMAN the world,” said UCSB player-coach Mel Gregory, i TENNIS, JV, Long Beach City College, THERE, 2:30 p.m. \ Rugby’s annual spring fling unveils here in who has coordinated this year’s tourney along with TENNIS. VARSITY, Long Beach State. THERE, 2:00 p.m. \ feverish fashion this weekend, as over 40 club teams Dennis Ward. “ We’re looking forward to a go into combat in the 7th annual Santa Barbara tremendous turnout and we know that with all o f TENNIS, WOMEN'S. Cal State Long Beach, UCSB, 2.00p.m . 1 ( Tournament sponsored by the UCSB Recreation the sports activities going on, there’s going to be , VO LLEYBALL, vs. San Diego State, UCSB JV 6:30 p.m., Var 8:00 p.m. Department. plenty o f exciting action for everybody.” Divided into two divisions, the Blue and the SA TURD A Y, APRIL 8,1972 Cal State Los Angeles, the defending tournament Gold, the ruggers will romp on five fields set up in champion, returns as the team to beat in the Blue BASEBALL, vs. Long Beach State {OH), UCSB, 12 noon the Storke Recreation area adjacent to the Campus division, while the Old Mission Beach Athletic Club i GYMNASTICS, NCAA Finals. Iowa State Univ, T H E R E , 3 rd o f 3 days Stadium with the stadium also being used for (OMBAC) — the only undefeated team in the i SWIMMING, WOMEN'S, vs. Arizona State. UCSB, 10:00 a.m. , feature attractions. tournament — is the Gold division favorite. ., TENNIS, VARSITY, vs. Arizona State, UCSB, 10:00 a.m. All the action gets underway tomorrow at 7:30 TENNIS, VARSITY, vs. Univ. o f San Diego, UCSB, 3:00 p.m. a.m. and lasts until Sunday with the Gold Although a strong team in its own right, Cal State Los Angeles — in a surprising move — has allowed TRACK, w. Fresno State, UCSB, 1:15 p.m. championship set for 12:45 and the Blue title game scheduled for 2:15 with both final battles to be members o f the UCLA team to join its ranks, thus VO LLEYBALL, PCAA Championships. UCSB. 12noon played in the stadium. offering a Cal State-UCLA all-star unit which “ It’s the largest rugby tournament o f its type in (Continued on p. 15, col. 1)

Angela: Portrait of a Revolutionary The film documents the controversy SDS seeks to between Angela and the Regents of the University of California over her self-admitted Communist party leave PCAA membership. The film was shot during the academic year 1969-1970, and was I f things aren’t bad enough completed only three weeks before the now, they are going to get worse San Rafael courtroom shootout which for the Pacific Coast Athletic resulted in Angela's arrest. Association. Tuesday, San Diego State Also: I Am Joaquin announced that it will withdraw An epic Chicano film poem. Joaquin, produced by el Teatro all its teams from the PCAA, Campesino, gives the historical perspective of the Chicano in unless the football team is American Society. allowed to pull out. Fri. April 7 Donation $1.00 A 12-member Athletic Presented by St. Mark's Parish All proceeds go Authority voted for the the withdrawal, although they would 6550 Picasso to the Angela Media prefer to remain in the Isla V ista Davis Defense Group conference in every sport but Fund. 7:30 and 9:30 pm football. The recommendation o f the A A (composed o f students, faculty and community members) will be forwarded either to acting school president Dr. Donald Walker, who agrees GUITARS with the recommendation, or Leather, Ltd. newly-appointed president Dr. Priced Low! Brage Golding, who said that he would go along with student IHlartin e Aria § Yamaha oi Isla Vista governing bodies and the community in the area o f Ventura e Yamaki $ offers you a athletics. Harmony ALSO: D A N C E ! 25c Strings $ Picks e Cases a Harps Festival Purse Sale "OLDIES BUT MOLDIES" Accessories a Instruction & Songbooks a Capos a E tc . 10% - 40% off on many items de la Guerra 8 :3 0 p.m. 12:30 Sat. April 8th MOBOGLOBY MUSIC Fri. 4 /7 - Toes. 4/11 ONE THOUSAND AND est. 1969 ONE 910 - C Embarcadero del Norte Feeft/tiog e fu ll line o f b o o l s SANDWICHES Isla Vista 968-4665 at the 90d shoes *** Convenient Repair Service O p e n 10 - 1 0 D a i l y DELI FRIDAY, APRIL 7,1972 UCSB DAILY NEXUS PAGE IS Hold: ready, willing and able

By DEBBY OLSON Gauchos eager then there is a fielding problem Attention all available girls to worry about and this is what — how would you like the for CSLB battles Long Beach is best at.” SCEN E: Local off-campus dormitory in the room of "SuperJock" chance o f dating a real winner? Describing his own strategy TIM E: Early this morning - around 6 a.m. winner? when facing the opposition, CAST: SJ, Freak Roommate I, and Freak II I f you are shaking your head Larry explained that he relies ringgggggggg! now in the affirmative or more on technique and FR I: Wow man, what the hell is that? pleasantly debating the consistency than any other FR II: I think it's the alarm. question in your mind, Gaucho factor. “ In general I think I ’m F R I: You've got to be kidding! What time is it? pitching ace Larry Hold would more o f a finesse pitcher than FR II: Six o'dock...SIX O'CLOCK!! What's going on? very much like to meet you. anything else. I like to rely on FR I: Oh no, I forgot, today is Friday. Hold, a six-foot, 175 lb. my screwball and concentrate FR II: So What? What's so... junior from Woodland Hills on keeping the ball away from - enter SuperJock - currently leads UCSB’s the batter — not necessarily to SJ: Y 0 W E E Zipidee-do-da ya-ha zip-day ding do! It's Friday! Gosh, I don't pitching staff with an strike him out but hopefully to know what to do first! impressive 5-0 record, and if make him ground the ball into FR I: How about going back to bed? that’s not enough girls, also a play.” 0B. SJ: Back to bed? You must be kidding! Do you have any idea what's happening sports a respectable ERA Besides the obvious today? average o f 2.68 and a strike-out importance to their current FR I: Sure, Bob's bringing over a new lid tonight total o f 30 in 37 innings photo: Sparky league standings, victories this SJ: Lid? The only lid that will happen this weekend is the one that the Gaucho pitched. L A R R Y HOLD weekend are o f national baseball team will put on Cal State's hitting attack! It is for this reason that concern to the Gaucho dub. FR I: On the whose what? Larry has been tabbed to go undefeated 3-0 mark, will Sporting an excellent 16-6 FR II: I think someone spiked his drink last night against Cal State Long Beach’s definitely not be easy pickings record at present, taking the SJ: Talking about spiking, there's also the volleyball game tonight! That's right mound wizard, John Keislar according to Hold. “ I don’t series over Long Beach means after the tennis match! tomorrow in the first game think they’re the toughest UCSB will find themselves FR I: Hey Harry, I think you better roll a number quick. o f the double-header on hitting team in the league,” rated well in the top 20 SJ: Talking about numbers, the number of teams for the rugby tournament on UCSB’s campus diamond (the asserted Larry, “ but they’re considerations o f best Saturday and Sunday is over 40! first game o f the series awfully fast and like to bunt collegiate baseball teams. FR II: I told you last September, when we met this guy he was weird. commences today at 2:30 here and run.” “ We just know we can win,” FR I: You mean because of his crewcut or because of the picture of his mother with Rick Dierker dueling 49er “ I love to pitch against Larry concluded. “ This is the that he kisses every morning before going to his 7 a.m. "Keep-Da Bod Fit" righthander Gary Addeo). teams that just swing,” he best start any UCSB team has workout - or what ever he calls it? Long Beach, currently 2-1 in continued, but Long Beach ever had and we don’t think F R II: No, because of the 4'x4' tatoo of a baseball on his chest. PCAA play and tied with San just doesn’t do that. The there’s a better team around. SJ: And then there's the track meet tomorrow - or should I go to the baseball ji Jose State for second place hardest situation for me is the There’s just never going to be a doubleheader? Gosh, that's like deciding whether to vote for Nixon or bunt or hit and run because I; behind the Gauchos’ ballgame we’ll be out of.” Wallace! Tough choice, huh guys? FR I: Yea, real tough. rather than send an incomplete Bruin team into SJ: Well boys. 111 see you later. I'm off to my "The Art of Injury" class. Have a Ruggers host tourney action, UCLA Coach Dennis Storer elected to place nice day! YAH00E! Z0WEEE WHIP DILLILY DO-DAD!!! his ruggers with Cal State. Slam! (Continued from p. 14) Other top teams entered in the two day affair are FR II: Wow man, that's strange. conceivably could be the strongest entry in the the Peninsula Ramblers and California’s Golden F R I: Yea. But let's forget him. I'm going back to sleep. And by the way, don't field. Bears who have historically been one o f the top forget about going down to L A. tomorrow to pick up that pound. “ We were disappointed that UCLA didn’t send its rugby contingents in the country. FR II: Tomorrow? own team here,” said Gregory, “ and it’s “ We’re happy that Cal is coming to the FR I: Yea. What's wrong with that? Can't you go? extraordinary that Cal State L.A. has allowed tournament this year for the first time,” Gregory F R II: Well, no. I've got some things to do. members o f the Bruin team to join with them, but said. “ They should add a lot to the weekend and F R I: Why? Where are you going? that’s what has happened and nobody on the will definitely be a team to beat.” FR II: Well, f.J'm going to.nuh... tournament committee is going to quibble about Gregory’s Gauchos, led into action by Pat F R I: Well? Where? it.” Preston, Kevin Jensen, Thom Dimmitt and Peter FR II: The volleyball tournament. It was learned that a few UCLA players o f repute Raven, along with Gregory and Ward, will also be in were unable to compete here this weekend, and the thick o f the race for the Blue division title. 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