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By KENNA HIMES develoDment and the ramifications Santa Barbara and Ventura thereof is the coastal commission’s counties were recently awarded objective,” said Jack O’Connell, $612,302 by the California Coastal Santa Barbara administrative Commission for their dealings with assistant to State Senator Omer the effects of energy related Rains, D-Santa Barbara. developments. Rains believes that coastal “ Helping smaller cities and energy development, especially rural towns prepare for potential offshore oil drilling, requires special care and professional assistance because of the economic, environmental, and Goleta Resident social impact upon coastal states and local communities. “ A federal grant in 1976, derived Accused Killer from taxes, set up the mechanization for such funding; a vehicle for these monies to be To remind the students of what they have to look forward to in nine weeks, we Of I.V. Women given later. In the past year, dutifully present this view of a sea of bikes parked in front of the library during last $2,910,000 was awarded through quarter’s finals. A tentative trial date of March 17 the Coastal Energy Impact has been set for Thor Christiansen, Program,” said O’Connell. accused of killing three Isla Vista “ It is my opinion that the funds women in 1976 and 1977. authorized by the Coastal Zone Christiansen’s attorney, James Management Act allows smaller CAPE Reaches Impasse With Westwick, has entered a plea of not cities which often don’t have funds guilty by reason of insanity. to do environmental impact Christiansen, a Goleta resident, studies to bring in professional Public Oil Ownership Initiative was arrested July 29, 1979 and help. Also, the commission is more arraigned on three counts of first in touch with where money should By KAREN CLABEAUX head of CAPE, Veronica Sissons initiative being put on the next degree murder in Santa Barbara go,” added O’Connell. The California Alliance for stated, “ The attorney general is ballot. Municipal court on Aug. 8.8. Several important projects in Public Energy has met an impass required to be impartial, but he Finally, the alliance could The three women, Patricia Santa Barbara county have been in its efforts to reach California rewrote the initiative in a discard the present draft and in­ Marie Laney, Jaqueline Rode and granted nearly $309,000 from the voters with a proposed initiative politically biased manner, turning stead submit a new initiative. This Mary Anne Sarris, were killed by coastal commission. supporting public ownership of all around all of its meaning. ’ ’ could be negated, however, by the small caliber gunshot wounds in In addition to $32,740 being oil companies in the state of Three options are available to attorney general arguing that the the head. On two occasions when awarded to assist the Guadalupe California. the alliance at this time. The first first proposal must be resolved Christiansen was stopped in his car Dunes Project, $16,000 and $24,000 After submitting the first draft of is to print up the petition as revised before a new one may be sub­ by police, .22 caliber pistols were will be given to the county for two the initiative to Attorney General and approved by the attorney mitted. found. lease sales. George Deukmejian, CAPE general which CAPE feels might “ The options for action have Although the bodies were badly According to Bob Moore, received an approval, only to find turn the public against the been submitted to the CAPE decomposed when found, two Sacramento legislative assistant to Deukmejian’s changes in form and initiative, resulting in a waste of steering committee for recom­ showed evidence of sexual Rains, “There will be en­ wording unfavorable to the pur­ both time and money. mendation,” said Sissons. “ So far molestation. vironmental studies for proposed pose of the proposal. As a second option, CAPE could three members have favored the (Please turn top.12, col.l) (Please turn to p.12, col.l) Coordinator and organizational go to court asking for a writ of idea of dropping this draft and mandate requiring Deukmejian to rewriting a new one.” reconsider the proposal. However, CAPE was formed several the time involved in court months ago by a small group of proceedings would take away individuals concerned with finding virtually any chance of the (Please turn to p.12. col.l) UCSB Students Win Engineering Awards By WENDY DINNER is entered regularly by such well- Six UCSB students have received known schools as M IT and Cal awards in the 1979 James F. Tech, as well as others. Lincoln Arc Welding Foundation The purpose of the contest is “ to engineering design competition. educate the students in principles The students, all mechanical of design and to add to mankind’s engineering majors, entered knowledge,” Hickman said. projects designed as a part of their Comprised of several different course work for Mechanical categories, the contest is open to Engineering 156 — Senior Project engineers in all fields. Design. UCSB students have received Cary J. Abul-Haj and Khai awards in the contest con­ Xuyen Kan received a second- secutively for the past eight years. place prize of $750 for their design According to Hickman, most of the of a spinal stabilization device. credit for UCSB’s strong showing Pico Adobe, a famous Santa Barbara landmark, remains the center of con­ Their project, a significant ad­ belongs to Professor Robert B. troversy between Professor Richard Oglesby and the Santa Barbara Trust for dition in the treatment of broken Roemer, who Hickman called,“ the Historic Preservation. spines, will be used for further real sparkplug in the class.” study by this year’s students in Students work in teams of two to M.E. 156. five and submit proposals in the William R. Rich and William R. spring of their junior year. Actual Oglesby Residence Results In Van Dalsem were awarded $500 for work on the projects is begun in the their submission of a diffuser- fall of the senior year. The augmented wind turbine. following spring, a local contest is Problem With Historic Society Two additional UCSB graduates, held to determine which entries Richard Di Tommaso and James will be sent to the national com­ By PATRICIA TURNER property manager John Wood­ trustees unless proven to be ad­ K. Suzuki designed a low-cost petition. UCSB history professor Dr. ward, Oglesby’s renting of the vantageous to the trust, Abbey seismograph that can be used in Hickman added that designs in Richard Oglesby has yet to vacate adobe at only $225 a month said, “ At the time Oglesby entered homes or small businesses for the past have ranged from the historic landmark Pico Adobe, represents a definite “ conflict of into the transaction, it was strictly recording building acceleration. wheelchair design to windmills despite his statement at a news interest.” prohibited. Even under the new Ranging from an underwater and hang gliders. Noting that conference Nov. 30 that he would “ It’s clearly illegal,” Woodward law, there’s a very good case for bicycle to a solar still used to many of last year’s entries were move from Santa Barbara’s oldest said. “ I think it’s a breach of its him moving.” transform salt water into fresh service-oriented, Hickman stated private residence due to the public trust for the board to permit The 18-member board, although water, the projects were the result that this was a “ reflection of the controversy surrounding his two it.” largely supportive of Oglesby, of “ a process of negotiation be­ students at UCSB — they are very and a half year residence. Deputy Attorney General remains divided on the issue. tween students and faculty spon­ service-oriented. ” Controversy centers on Oglesby’s William Abbey, who is currently Former board president Mary Lou sors,” according to Mechanical A majority of the projects are position as board president of the conducting an investigation into Days feels that his residing at Pico Engineering Department Chair actually built and according to Santa Barbara Trust for Historic the trust’s activities, agrees. Adobe is in the trusts’ best in­ RoyS. Hickman. Hickman, “ employers look at Preservation, which controls the Citing a recently updated section terests. “ He’s in a sense a The competition, which Hick­ these projects very closely — these lease and renovation of the of the California Civil Code which caretaker, as well as a tenant/’ man terms an “old, well- designs may completely change a building. According to former restricts all “self-dealing” of ( Please turn to p.3, col.l) established, well-known contest,” career.” r KADUNEDS The State_____ The Nation The World____ LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Police LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — Two major sports NEW YORK — The United States will seek Commission, in a third report stemming from events are coming up shortly: the Super Bowl, economic sanctions against Iran that would the Eulia Love shooting case, moved Tuesday this country’s premier professional show, and block all imports except food and medical to improve traditionally poor Police Depart­ the Winter Olympics, part of the world’s most supplies and sharply restrict loans and ment relations with the black community and important amateur games. credits. The proposal is expected to be put to a called for a tightening of police training on the vote in the Security Council Thursday. The use of deadly force. WASHINGTON D.C. — Moving swiftly to U.S. request is regarded as certain to draw a Soviet veto. SAN FRANCISCO — In unprecedented ac­ carry out President Carter’s policy of tions, one California university professor has retaliation against Moscow for its invasion of ASWAN, EGYPT — The Egyptian govern­ been fired and another severely reprimanded Afghanistan, the government Tuesday cut ment disclosed Tuesday that its airforce and suspended without pay after allegations of back Soviet airline flights to this country and conducted joint training exercises with sexual harassment by women students, of­ told the Soviet they would not be allowed to American Air Force planes over Egypt two ficials said Tuesday. open a consulate in New York City. weeks ago in connection with the crisis in Iran. SACRAMENTO — A majority of Assembly WASHINGTON D.C. — The much-postponed Y U G O SLA V IA — A rm y tanks and helicopters Democrats Tuesday reaffirmed their backing recession has apparently been postponed in Yugoslavia worked to reach more than of a bid by Assemblyman Howard Berman (D- again. The Commerce Department’s chief 100,000 people stranded in rural areas by Los Angeles) to oust San Francisco Democrat economist said Tuesday that preliminary record snowfalls, which have left 29 persons Leo T. McCarthy from the Assembly estimates indicate that the nation’s economy dead since Dec. 31. In the farmland plains of speakership. grèw at a healthy clip during the last three Vojvodina province north of Belgrade, months of 1979, despite widespread predic­ snowdrifts reached 13 feet — the highest in 15 SAN FRANCISCO — The first woman elected tions that production of goods and services years. Belgrade, the capital city, was covered mayor of San Francisco was officially sworn would decline during that period. by over a foot of snow, paralyzing traffic in the in. Dianne Feinstein, 46, received the oath downtown area. from California Chief Justice Rose Elizabeth NEW YORK CITY — Two teen-agers who Bird at City Hall. Mrs. Feinstein originally firebombed a New York City subway token MOSCOW — A Soviet professor and religious took office after the 1978 murders of Mayor booth, killing two change agents, were sen­ activist, -convicted of “ malicious George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk, tenced to 15 years to life in prison. William hooliganism” for allegedly slapping a and won election last December in a runoff Prout, 18, and Peter Grassia, 17, had pleaded militiaman, was sentenced to three years in a campaign against Supervisor Quentin Kopp. guilty on Nov. 5 to second-degree murder in labor camp, dissident sources said in Moscow. the deaths of Venezea Pendergast, 47, and Tatiana Shchipkov, 40, a professor of French SACRAMENTO — Gov. Jerry Brown ap­ Regina Reicherter, 65, last Jan. 16. The language and literature, allegedly struck one pointed former Los Angeles police officer motive for the crime apparently was revenge. of a group of officials who broke up a religious Antonio Amador to the $41,028-a-year chair­ Prout had received a summons for jumping seminar in Moscow last February. She manship of the Youthful Offenders Board, the over a turnstile and apparently believed one of allegedly struck the official when he grabbed governor’s office announced. the women had reported him. a notebook from her.______,, . ______,

G O N G S H O W AUDITIONS CAB: Meeting for all Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, French, and Jan. 10 & 11 eve. Spanish speakers interested in CAB’s bicultural/bilingual project, 7 Sign up Office of Student Life p.m. CAB office, UCen 2125. STUDENTS FOR LIF E : Educational movie regarding the nature and methods of abortion. The public is invited to attend, although some scenes in the film are “ strong” , 7 p.m. San Nic. dorm lobby Students - Faculty - Staff lounge. ECONOMIC UNDERGRAD STUDENTS ASSOC. Organization Library mtg. for all members. Planning for this quarters events will take place. Everyone is invited! 12 noon, North HaU 2127. BOOKSALE H ILLE L: “ Conversational Hebrew” for those who want to practice speaking Hebrew with HiUel student Rabbi John Moscowitz. Bring WEDNESDAY lunch to UCen lobby, 12-1, UCen Lobby. H ILLE L: Winter class begins — “ The Origins & Development of JANUARY 16 Zionism” taught by John Moscowitz., 7-8:30 p.m., UCen 2294. 8:30 -1:30 MASK & SCROLL: General meeting. Ushers will be nepded for Fri. night’s movie, 5 p.m., Old Little Theatre. LIBRARY, 8th FLOOR CALPIRG ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: Meeting to discuss Calpirg campaign; education, training for leafletting and petitioning, 7, - UCen 2272. SUMMER ORIENTATION PROGRAM: Applications available for spring & summer jobs. Bldg. 402 (Orientation Office) or Registrar’s Sigma Phi Epsilon Office, all day. COUNSELING CENTER: Relaxation Training. Learn several WINTER simple techniques—breathing control, muscle relaxation, & imager—to relieve everyday tension and stress. 5 mtgs, 4-5 p.m. GRADUATE STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Book Sale—come see the RUSH wide assortment of used books. Cheap! Support GSA! 9-4 p.m., South T O N IG H T Hall 1411. WOMEN’S CENTER: Employment opportunities at UCSB meet 8:00 -10:30 PM with Carol Peterson of the Personnel Office. Appt. necessary, 961-, 3778,2-4 p.m., Women’s Center. 795 Emb. del Norte V______J

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UCSB Cal PIRG Reflects Needs, "Ladies and Gentlemen The Rolling Stones Concerns of Local Students Friday ^ uxxnc rron, By SUE MURRAY we are after real support.” PIR G is well worth the effort since January 11 Seeking to help students Like those already existing at “ it is something that will still be 6,8, & 10 pm “ translate their knowledge, skills U.C. Berkeley and U.C. San Diego, around after you are gone. It is and ideas into positive social Cal PIRG at UCSB will be a non­ much easier to work for a specific Physics 1610 change,’’ several UCSB students profit corporation functioning cause than to work on a structure, $1.75 are seeking to form a Santa under IRS rules which restricts it but it is important to realize that Sponsored by Saratoga Barbara chapter of the California to non-political, non-partisan once you have a system, you will Creative Arts Hall Public Interest Research Group. activities. “Cal PIRG will enable not have to start over on every new “ Our immediate purpose,” said students to get involved with issue,” he said. Michael Feeney, a member of Cal society — to be active outside There are now PIRGs in 30 P IR G ’s steering committee, “ is to University,” said the committee. states. In the next two weeks, educate the campus. Our ultimate Cal PIRG will be controlled by a posters, banners, and flyers will be goal is a referendum in May.” board of directors composed of distributed around the campus in SOLES & At the first organizational students democratically elected an effort to get support for PIRG meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 8, from the participating schools. before Ralph Nader speaks here on RESOLES Feeney explained that Cal PIRG These students will manage Jan. 22. The petition drive will Running k Tennis Shoes &- Resoling needs both student support and funds, which will be used to start on that day and continue until NIKE • BROOKS • NEW BALANCE • SAUCONY • ETONIC student funding. But a fee can only maintain an office and hire a 8,000 signatures have been ob­ DOLPHIN • MOVING COMFORT • SUB-4 • ADIDAS • ETC. be imposed after a student body professional staff which will in­ tained. The referendum will then FREE RESOLE ON ALL SHOES PURCHASED AT REGULAR PRICE majority (8,000 students) eafwess clude scientists, economists, be placed on the ballot for the A.S. on But Line No. 11 * 4419 Hollieter • 964-2222 their support for Cal PIR G through lawyers and specialists in various elections in the spring. 2 blocks from bike trail near Modoc the petition. fields. STUDENT & TRACK DISCOUNTS “PIRG is a revolutionary Each participating campus will Running Resole 69.75 • Tennis Resole 611.75 thought,” said Dave Henson, organize a local chapter of Cal fHBtJRB another member of the eleven PIRG, administered by a local person steering committee. “ The board consisting of students idea is that the student group will elected by the members. Any have funds to hire a professional student who pays the Cal PIR G fee ¡T FREE READING EVALUATION % staff on a full-time basis, so that is a member. The local board will students will be able to focus on run public interest projects of local mm AND INSTRUCTION projects instead of wasting time on concern and funnel more com­ jagos iC S D j If you want to have an evaluation of your reading fundraisers.” prehensive project ideas to the skills, or if you want to take a post-test after having In order to fund Cal PIRG, a regional board and professional taken the pre-test last quarter, feel welcome to take voluntary quarterly $3 tax per staff. IN OUR FIGHT the evaluation at the Academic Skills Center during quarter has been proposed to be “ Cal PIRG is an excellent idea,” paid to the university at the time of said speaker David Atkins at the AGAINST the week of Jan. 7-11. If you want to make use of the Registration fee payment. meeting. Atkins, who was involved free reading instruction, an evaluation is a “We see Cal PIRG as a sup­ in the successful Oregon State prerequisite, however it does not oblige you to in­ plement to education,” said PIRG in the early 70’s says that DEFECTS struction. Times for the evaluation are: Henson, “ and we hope that the although it takes time to build, M, T. W, T: 9:00,11:00.1:00 & 3:00 students will recognize it as MARCH OF DIMES Other services available at the Center include worthwhile too. That is why the instruction in writing, study skills, and pre­ next few weeks will be devoted to professional test preparation. educating the campus. We don’t Academic Skills Center M-F: 8-12,1-5 want blind signing of the petition, ST. MARK’S Oglesby CATHOLIC (Continued from p .l) COM MUN I TY she said. “ He pays what I feel is a » fair rent.” DA I LY AND WEEKEND In addition Days claimed that his dRTiTr Response presence provided security while MASS SCHEDULE allowing the trust to use the adobe mon. thru fri. 5:10 pm for business and social functions. AW Although $15,000 had been spent tuos. thru frL ltioCA.) GrtUOV in restoring the home, according to sat. 5pm # Cheapest custom Oglesby, Pico Adobe is unfit to be leased more profitably. “ It is not sun.9am f Io:3oam, 5.*3opm tramina, ifl tow A. restored in any manner, shape or STAFF form. The going rate for one- 65 SO # Complete. selection o i bedroom apartments is ap­ proximately what I’m paying rov. pili If p Hart csp PICASSO papers anà. _ now.” rav.- Stanley mas nevln ap ROAD 1 Ofidnal prints. Board member Donald Dozer, however, considers Oglesby’s rov, mr. fork lord etp 966*1070 residence at the Adobe illegal and #Gryskals; catAs ^ ceramics unprofitable for the trust. “ It’s a and. criainol Jewelry. violation of the law,” he said. Q S4 “ He’s deprived the trust of EMBAR­ thousands of dollars in possible ^Oriaifial d is. acrylics rentals.” C A D E R O Woodward claimed that Oglesby uandL colors. DEL NORTE. is using the need for security as an D U L y NEXUS ISIA NISTK ( Please turn to p.12, col.3) Michelle Togut 9 6 6 - 5 5 6 2 ,Editor-in-Chief ’ Karlin J. Lillington Tracy Strub TONITE Managing Editor News Editor SEX MADNESS Jerry Cornfield Meg McCandless Physics 1610 *$1.50 Editorials Editor Copy Editor 6,7:15,8:30,9:46.11pm Cathy Kelly Dennis Herman : SPONSORED BY ROD Cr REEL CLUB 'Campus Editor County Editor Opinions expressed are the individual writer’s and none others. JANUARY Cartoons represent the opinions of the individuals whose names appear thereon. 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Advertising Offices: 1041 Storks Bldg., Phone 961-3029. Jeff Spector, Advertising Manager. 795 Emb. del Norte Printed by the Qoleta Valley News. DEVIL IN MISS JONES SATURDAY. JANUARY 12. CHEM 1179 RATED X, I.D. REQUIRED 6:00, 7:30, 9:00, 10:30, & MIDNIGHT STUDENTS ’1.50 • NON-STUDENTS ’Z.SO ANOTHER GRANDIOSE S.S.A. PRODUCTION Michelle Togut Karlin J . Lillington 4 Jerry Cornfield K iiy Tracy Strub Meg McCandless Cathy Kelly NEXUS Dennis Herman Opinion N e w M otives A change in President Carter’s attitude is bringing a fundamental transformation to America’s foreign policy. Heavily criticized for perceiving the in­ ternational order with an eye seemingly blind to actual circumstances, the crises in Iran and Afghanistan have PECaE MIGHT SW I'M DOING NOTHING, BUT I'M POING WHÄTI PO BEST/' hastened Carter’s new attitude. Now it remains to be seen how effective and long- lasting this new attitude w ill be. Richard Cohen America is fading a superpower identity crisis as we struggle to make ourselves credible as a world power and only tim e w ill tell how successful Carter has been in initiating a new respect for this country. Asking Tough Questions Much is at stake in this crucial period. Iran has ef­ fectively neutralized America in its attempt to free the hostages, now entering their 67th day of captivity. Each WASHINGTON — Once, at the sort of Washington So there is reason to be cautious. Iowa, after all is new proposed sanction merely receives a haughty reply dinner party Spiro Agnew warned you about, a group only Iowa and a caucus state at that. It is not a of us planned a question to be asked the next day at a primary state and it is not, for the sake of argument, from the Iranian militants who are holding the hostages. press conference given by President Carter. It was a biggie like New York or California. Still, you have In neighboring Afghanistan an even greater potential the question that produced his “ life is not fair” to wonder if the president would have made the sanqe threat has arisen. At stake is the detente relationship remark on abortion which in turn produced a running decision had he been behind Sen. Kennedy in the between the world’s two major powers. Carter has news story for something like three days. Not bad for polls, instead of enjoying an approximate 32-point sought to act quickly against the Soviets in retribution a dinnerparty. bulge at the end of December, and if it wasn’t evident With that success in mind, I have been framing a that he could not do the sort of damage to Kennedy for their apparent disregard for international law as question to be put to the president at the Iowa that Kennedy has already done to himself. In fact, the prescribed to by members of the United Nations. debates with Jerry Brown and Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy slide has gone so far, he could probably only Delaying the SALT II debate, diminishing grain ex­ which now, unfortunately, have been scuttled by none help himself in a debate, proving at the very least, ports, recalling the U.S. ambassador to the USSR, other than the president himself. I was not sure, that he is not the oral bungler that he has lately been restricting Soviet fishing rights in U.S. waters and really, if I would have preferred Kennedy or Brown to made out to be. ask the question, but there is something about it — its Anyway, back to my question. It is a fair one, a reducing the number of airline flights between the two bluntness, maybe — that makes me feel that Brown blunt one, fen: sure, but one that needs to be answered. countries represent Carter’s immediate reaction to the would have been perfect. Imagine him sneering and The president has been given a grace period by the situation. The president is also attempting to gain U.N. then snarling and then asking the following question: events in Iran, but he cannot spend the rest of the h ik in g of a resolution demanding a Soviet withdrawal “ With all due respect, sir, we still have 13 percent campaign in the White House. He has to come out sometime and account for what he has done during of troops from Afghanistan. Thus, it appears a stiff inflation and still have 5.8 percent unemployment and we still don’t have a viable energy policy and Russian his term of office. He had, I know, some pretty good punitive stand has been taken. troops are still in Cuba and the dollar is still falling answers to those questions. It would be wonderful to This is a much stronger stand than Carter has and gold is still going up and the hostages, sir, are hear them. previously taken. Before he viewed the Soviets as being still in Tehran. Just what have you done? ” But at the moment, he’s not talking. He is con­ a superpower with goals similar to America’s, and Now I, for one would not have the nerve to ask such trolling the political process, setting the agenda, deciding what is political and what is not, and the exemplified this view by his actions. a question. It is intemperate and uncivil, but it needs be asked and it is one of the reasons why cancellation media, by and large, have gone along. It has decided, Now, his attitude has been revised to reflect that of of the debate is such a shame. The one thing about a for instance that a day when the White House appears most other federal officials. It must be remembered presidential campaign, even one that starts to do nothing is bigger news than whatever is said by that the Soviet Union is not a liberal-minded country prematurely and goes almost nowhere, is that it is Kennedy or Brown or, for instance, John Anderson, with a free-thinking and active populous able to create supposed to hold incumbents responsible for their the Illinois Republican with something fresh to say. It change and exert its will on the government. It is actions. is the lazy way for us news guys and it is also a signal But we still have no debate. The president has lesson in why the incumbency is so important. questionable whether the expansionist goals of the decided this, and his reasons, to be fair, are good So kiss the Iowa debates goodbye. It’s not that big a leadership have not changed drastically over time or ones. The situation in Iran is critical and the situation loss anyway. There are plenty of primaries down the have only been deterred in accordance with present in Afghanistan may, in the long run, turn out to be road -plenty of chances for debate. Iran is important international conditions. even more critical. It is disingenuous to point put, as and so is Afghanistan but so, for that matter, is the What rem ains to be seen is whether the Soviet Union’s some have done, that on the very same day President American political process — more important, Carter pulled out of the Iowa debate he was on the really, than all the rest. It can’t be put on a shelf, desire to gain access to a w arm w ater port and to offset phone, calling prospective voters in that very same suspended at the determination of the president a future need for oil will push their current military state, asking them for their support in the caucus. when some crisis keeps him glued to the White House. activities into the Iranian countryside or into Pakistan. That is not the same as going to Iowa for a debate: The campaign clock ticks on and soon the time will Carter is aware of this possibility and its impact but At the very least, it is a difference the Iranians un­ come to answer questions. Come on out, Mister President. We have some questions for you. must w ait to see how the Am erican public and our allies derstand and it does eliminate the chances that Carter would say something that would only worsen react to his actions. We too must wait before imposing matters for the hostages. (c ) 1980, The Washington Post Company judgment. But we must urge public restraint in order to keep emotions from escalating and creating another cold war atmosphere. Detente, even if trimmed now, is important and efforts should be made to retain relations between the two countries and not return to cold "war politics.. - - A R em inder Libertarian Students Editor, Daily Nexus: stand against the abuses of such derstanding of the causes of Beginning next Monday the Nexus Editorial section The UCSB Students for a government agencies as the FBI, conflict within our society and the will begin to include daily coluumns from a variety of Libertarian Society represents the CIA and FDA; oppose the world, and also to create a louder student organizations detailing the issues the group is establishment of an objective corruption of elected government cry against the various forms of most concerned with. 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This continue to work for the expansion acknowledge the existence of a space. philosophy allows us to: take a of gay, minority, and women’s corrupt political atmosphere in rights. this country, and for those who DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau The main purpose of the UCSB further believe that any attempt to SLS will be to define the Liber­ correct the status quo is futile, we 6CNERNORUMT DO )CU ueu-'PEsroFAU, you THEN W SOTTA REMIND tarian philosophy through active strongly suggest a close look at the HER ITS A ROJ6H W0RU> DO ABOUTPRESSURE FROM MUSTEXPLAIN TO VOUE political participation. Such UCSB Students for a Libertarian FAMILY AND m otes? FOR u rn s galthattheres OUT THERE. AS IY E SAID HSTANCE, MY M IFEISALr NO SUCH TUNS AS PRICE BEFORE, EVERXBams HU­ participation will consist of Society. Because of uniquely ad­ UAYS CfVVCWNG ME GOU&NG. ITS CALLED MAN. THERESA LITTLE drafting position papers on various vantageous circumstances, our FOR PRICE 60U6IN6. SUPPLY AND DEMAND. 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Astral Weeks (Van Morrison) — A sonal musical statement. (Bruce Springsteen) — The aural 10. Never Mind The Bollocks; compelling, mesmerizing musical Never Mind the Bollocks (The Sex equivalent of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s H ere’s the Sex Pistols The Sex voyage through time with the Pistols) — Too good to last, the The Great Gatsby, just as ethereal, Pistols Celtic troubadour at the height of Pistols broke up only after just as powerful, just as lasting. It may seem obvious from the his lyric powers. creating some of the most amazing Dreamers never die, and the boss list but the early part of the decade Exile on Main Street (Rolling music ever, ideally suited for both surely does walk with the angels. produced stronger material. The Stones) — Chosen mainly for dancing and house-wrecking. The —Kevin MacKinnon three top bands (Stones, Zep, and “ Tumbling Dice” and “ Happy,” perfect antidote for Poco. ga sp s the Who) have declined while songs as exhiliarating as “ Turd On The Clash (The Clash) — Simply f & t H newer groups seem weaker as the the Run” is abominable. The the best rock and roll band going. New Wave push slows. However I Stones at their bluesy, raunchy Whether as romantic street- look to such new talent as the Clash ■ best. fighters, angry young men or and John Hiatt along with older Desperado The Eagles Who’s Next (The Who) — With defrocked Rastafarians, the Clash » * stars like the Stones, Ian Hunter Very Best of Poco Poco “Won’t Get Fooled Again,” Pete never pull punches or cut corners. and Steve Mariott to provide new Eat a Peach Allman Brothers Townshend became the most This Year’s Model (Elvis Costello) thrills for the eighties. And I Who’s Next The Who expressive and dynamic voice in — With his sarcastic vocals and Mi believe that music played by such Ziggy Stardust David Bowie rock. The music more than backed sparse instrumentation, the bands as Devo and Blondie is My Aim Is True Elvis Costello him up in this perfect rock album. frustrated, pissed off, defiant w already stagnating. Rock On? Harvest Neil Young Paradise and Lunch (R y Cooder) Costello created some of the —Jim Reeves Dark Side of the Moon Pink Floyd — Cooder’s totally unique syn­ greatest rock singles of the decade. Court and Spark Joni Mitchell thesizing of gospel, blues, R & B Darkness On the Edge of Town — Late For the Sky Jackson Browne and rock and roll is always done Durability was perhaps the with skill, integrity and soul. A 1. Exile 'on Main Street The ■ greatest factor in the albums I versatile singer; an extraordinary Rolling Stones picked. Many albums have come guitarist. 2. Who’s Next The Who along this past decade that are in Court and Spark (Joni Mitchell) — ¿Ha ll 3. Mott Mott the Hoople ways better than the ones I ’ve The finest singer-songwriter of the 4. Led Zeppelin IV Led Zeppelin chosen, but their impact was not decade, Joni here opened her soul 5. The Clash The Clash sustained. The true test; do I still with a frankness startling yet I 6. Dark Side of The Moon Pink ■ get a lot of enjoyment after five or liberating in its honesty. A truly ¿ a Floyd eight or ten years? No preference H '* j b romantic album, and better than 7. Aladdin Sane David Bowie is indicated by the ordering, except . SO trips to the shrink. 8. Born To Run Brute Desperado by the Eagles, which is Zuma (Neil Young) — Truly un- Springsteen without doubt my favorite album definable, Young goes for the 9. Raw Power Iggy and the of the’70s. jugular with this intensely per­ Stooges m ¡¡8 1 —Tom Bolton Rock’s Best LP’s— The Last Ten Years

The phrase “ the ’70s” has already become a cliche, and the remains of that period are still warm. That decade, like all others, will be dissected and analyzed for years to come, and one of the things that will aid the process is the understanding of the so-called pop music, the music of the vocal minority. The Nexus, never one to let good taste stand in the way of printing a newspaper, has let its Arts and Leisure staff run amok, choosing with impunity the “ best” records of the last ten years. Unless numbered, the lists are not in any particular order— so read’em and weep. .

Marquee Moon (Television) — good a compilation as the Stones Elvis who? This is the incredible have ever recorded, and what’s debut L P by the very best band to more, a superb (and unexpected) émerge from the New Wave. comeback. Plastic Ono Band (John Lennon) — Art as confessional; the single —Rich Perloff strongest voice rock has produced 1. Who’s Next (The Who) American Beauty (Grateful bares all in this shattering 2. Sticky Fingers (The Rolling Dead) — The acid crazies calm collection of bitter revelations. Stones) . down and show their roots in an Apostrophe (Frank Zappa) — The 3. Ziggy Stardust (David Bowie) album bursting with reassurance success Zappa never wanted; a 4. After the Gold Rush (Neil Americana and great songs. marvelous (and accessible) Young) Who’s Next (The Who) — The rock collection which shows off Zappa’s 5. The Lamb Lies Down on album by the rock band. Contains blend of warped humor and Broadway (Genesis) the most accurate end of the ’60s Ziggy Stardust (David Bowie) — musical wizardry. 6. Deja Vu (Crosby, Stills, Nash, commentary to date. The magnificent pinnacle of the Harvest (Neil Young) — Perhaps and Young) Exile on Main Street(The Rolling glitter rock era, replete with a not as urgent as the earlier After 7. Born to Run (Bruce Stones) — Pride and joy and dirty number of the most perceptive the Gold Rush, this L P displays Springsteen) greed and sex and sex and sex and insights ever into the myth of the Young’s talents for melodic 8. Armed Forces (Elvis Costello) what else could you ask for from rock star. composition at their finest. Not a 9. Led Zeppelin IV (J^ed Zep­ the Stones? Who’s Next (The Who) — Peter wasted groove to be found. pelin) The Wild The Innocent and the E Townshend and Roger Daltrey Secret Treaties (Blue Oyster Cult) 10. Blood on the Tracks (Bob Street Shuffle (Bruce Springsteen) blend guitars and growls — All critical attacks not­ Dylan) — Cars, buses, poolhalls, beautifully in this eloquent and withstanding, heavy metal en­ I • Ziggy Stardust (David Bowie) It seems as if a lot of time was dynamite, guns, mom and dad, angry collection. dures. This album helped to 2. Led Zeppelin IV (Led Zep­ spent in the 1970s (musically and liberation, confiscation, the most The Allman Brothers Live at the breathe new life intoa tired genre. pelin) otherwise) trying to put the exuberant chorus ever and that’s Fillmore East (Allman Bros. Dark Side of the Moon (Pink 3. Aqualung (Jethro Tull) psychedelic ’60s out of memory, only one song. The first ten seconds Band) — Still the pinnacle of Floyd) — The ultimate “ let’s get 4. Who’s Next (The Who) what with longer, “ epic” songs of “ Rosalita” are worth as much country rock not to mention the stoned and listen to...” album. 5. Dark Side of the Moon (Pink (such as Led Zeppelin’s “ Stairway as any album released since. first double-live set to hit big. Some Girls (Rolling Stones) — As Floyd) to Heaven” ), escapist 1950s Countdown to Ecstacy (Steely 6. Hotel California (The Eagles) nostalgia, flashy glitter rock, and Dan) — The first real indication of Never Mind the Bollocks (The Sex 7. Goodbye Yellow Brick Road ultimately, disco and its antithesis, how cryptically weird, how Pistols) — The most important (Elton John) punk rock. Yet, with the rise of sinically smooth and how really band of the decade, this album NEVER MIND 8. The Grand Illusion (Styx) post-punk New Wave “ power- good the only band that could ever opened the door \— nay, the 9. Born to Run (Bruce pop,” circa 1965, can an acid rock possibly live up to William floodgates of pop originality. Springsteen) revival be the next BIG THING for Burrough’s inspiration could be. Who’s Next (The Who) — From its 10. Stranger in Town (Bob Sega:) the new decade? Court and Spark (Joni Mitchell) — innovative use of synthesizer to the —Patti Prichard The most personal, witty and ap­ greatest scream ever recorded on Rock ’n roll music went through pealing of Mitchell’s great albums. vinyl, a rock masterwork. many changes during the 70s, The line “ I’m a pretty good cook Ian Hunter (Ian Hunter) — Take a some good, some not s6 good. The and I ’m sitting on my groceries” gifted artist, free him from suf­ massive growth of the recording alone makes the album eligible for focating contracts, put him in the industry during the ’70s allowed immortality. studio with friends and let him go these changes to grow into Blood on the Tracks (Bob Dylan) wild, and you might get an album maturity, while helping to — The “kid” grows up, calms as consistently brilliant as this. eliminate some antiquated styles. down, looks inside, and equals the Ziggy Stardust (David Bowie) — The glitter rock of Mott the Hoople, best of his past with something Bowie was so far ahead of his time innocent musical times. Elton John, and David Bowie more personal and universal. with this one that we’re still cat­ Physical Graffiti (Led Zeppelin) — eventually faded, and it seems that Born To Run (Bruce Springsteen) ching up. The most subtle, stylish work by disco music might be following — Impossibly good. Every reason Born to Run (Bruce Springsteen) rock’s biggest band. that path as well. But as some you ever had for loving rock and — This brutal yet optimistic view Brothers and Sisters (Allman styles lose favor, others still seem roll. of life on the streets shook Brothers) — Country rock makes to be sprouting up. Bands like the Exodus (Bob Marley and the “ mellow” down to its spongy roots. me sick, but everyone from Knack and Blondie are inspiring Church of Anthrax — John Cale Wailers) — The best party album Blood on the Tracks (Bob Dylan) Skynyrd to Molly Hatchet owes the many other bands with their and Terry Riley of a decade that, if nothing else — Just when you thought Dylan Allman Brothers for getting them music. However, what the 70s The Clash produced party albums. had faded into the Malibu work. should be remembered for is the The Modern Lovers Armed Forces (Elvis Costello) — wasteland, he released this This Years Model (Elvis Costello) wide variety of music that did Too Much, Too Soon — New York Pure bright innocent melodies sharply focused vision of the — The return of the angry young evolve. While these artistic ex­ Dolls sugarcoat some of the scariest human condition. man, with an album so emotionally pressions may someday be Ram ones lyrics ever recorded. Elvis con­ Goodbye Yellow Brick Road powerful that its dangerous to replaced, it is doubtful that there Roxy Music fronts the bigger evils and his aim (Elton John) — John was the first listen to alone. Proof again that the will be as much variety in the new Never Mind the Bollocks — Sex remains true. half of the decade, and this album best music is the most emotional. decade. Pistols —Ira Ziering is the best reminder of those more —Craig Zerouni —Ken Henry (Please turn to p.9, col.l)

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9 6 6 -8 4 7 9 lOHN Bin Film Attra STATE THE 400 BLOWS, Truffaut’s 1959 classic, is the first film in the Arts 121 Stalo Straot 1941 and Lectures Truffaut series. The film screens tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Campbell Hall — admission is $1.50 for students, $1.75 for UCSB faculty À Comedy Spectacle! and staff, and $2 general. Tickets are available at the door. If foreign language films make you tingle all over, Arts and Lectures is presenting DONNA FLOR AND HER TWO HUSBANDS, a Brazilian comedy about a woman whose first husband dies, only to come back and haunt her when she marries a quiet, responsible, and sexually boring man. Screens Sunday, Jan. 13, in Campbell Hall, at 7:30 p.m. With subtitles. N i b b i v * ß ENDS... Also on Sunday, the Riviera Theater is presenting Peter Brooks Productions JOSEPH BOTTOMS J 91* *“* w4**» MEETINGS WITH REMARKABLE MEN, the story of G.I Gurdjiefi and his lifelong search for hidden knowledge. Showtime is :00 p.m.; ROBERT REDFORD admission is $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for seniors and children. ,A1? ™ DA lE ST A lj ELECTRIC aShBUBB^^HORSEMAN IT S ELECTRIC! UNIVERSM-'^IELEASE IP^ FUTZ1E NUTZLE, whose cartoons appear regularly in Rolling Stone, will have his work on display at the 1120 Artist’s Space (1120 State St.) through Feb. 3. ROBERT REDFORD IANEFONDA COLLAGES BY MARY HEEBNER will be exhibited at the College of 965-371« THE Creative Studies Gallery through Jan. 11. The gallery is located on campus, and hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and ELECTRIC Acclaimed in the New York Times (ESTA 2 J Sunday! to 5 p.m. theatre,” Alwin Nikolais has been stretc ",s «... "'"-— 'H O RSEM AN THE CHILD IN ART, a special exhibit commemorating the United <1 A COLUMBIA- 20 years. Nikolais uses light, sound, i Nations’ “ Year of the Child,” will be on view at the Santa Barbara ITS ELECTRIC! UNIVERSAL RELEAK selves to create a 3-dimensional tapestry Museum of Art through Jan. 20. As director of the Henry Street Playl Tomorrow is the last day to see THE I.V. YOUTH PROJECT Nikolais has received national and in EXH IBIT at the UCen Art Gallery. The Project is a collection of honored is the man that he was recent! sculpture and other art done by school-age Isla Vistans. establish a dance school and modern American choreographer ever commis ri ESTAMrttl 3 European government. * * ■ ■ 1 LINDA BLAIR United Artists A r t R eview There will be two evening perform anc Wednesday, Jan. 16, at 8 p.m. in Campl faculty and staff, and $6 general public.! STEVE MARTIN be a free lecture/demonstration Mond Burden's Airplanes Lectures for the location.

ItejERK By DAVID EDWARDS airplanes repeatedly launched by a Four years ago in San Diego bevy of multi-aged friends. \iiU nK W U ^j^U R E ®L^^Th^JnniMUhingarounw |j these words flashed on my TV Planes gliding to the geometric screen: crosshatching beams of the Leonardo da Vinci ceiling, crashing, getting caught, DUSTIN HOFFMAN 6 8 2 -4 9 3 6 swooning to 3-point landings lit by MERYL STREEP Michelangelo mmmm Rembrandt searchlight (the gigantic beam 348 South K ra m e r projectors that scan night clouds Hitchcock Way TF vs. Chris Burden ‘Kra m er for enemy aircraft — or let you know where the big sale is ). 3rd SMASH WEEK! S ! 8*111 Burden says buying TV time is a funny way to blow a couple hun­ A set of rules ran the sequence of mrn dred dollars. events. I tried to figure it out. But m* DUSTIN HOFFMAN I ’ve always had a romantic mostly just watched the flights. 682-4936 attachment to the idea of artistic Fascinating like juggling, but not a 348 South K r a m e r risk. Besides the tactical (art as so totalitarian. Cheered with the Hitchcock Way advertising), Burden made risk pure artsy-fartsy crowd. Watched K r a m e i concrete: Performance pieces of it (the crowd) dwindle before the . Critic« award “Beat Movie potential danger to himself. Live simultaneous mass launching of electricity. Bullets. Nails. the still-serviceable craft. Grande His most recent piece was done finale. Then Burden and cohorts m BETTE MIDLER at the S.B. National Guard Ar­ get out the 30 foot ladders and pull down crashed planes. A L A N B A TE S mory. I imagined explosives. ClMEMA'l I wondered if Burden conceives Graffiti as art in L of the art critic as advertising The classic Mod Art Gallery TH E ROSE agent. He neither smiled nor cliche is “ my kid coulda done neo-conceptual drawering.” She gave... And gave... And gava. ÎAÈ E scowled when I photo’d him that.” The UCen gallery’s I.V. If Jung or Primal Abstraction is you winding his rubberband airplane. Youth Project Show evens the line, catch it Before the closing tomorrow His own photog flashing the event score. Suggested lines: Closing party with the artists 5-7 p.m for the next book, etc. “ Klee coulda done it ■ ” or Friday. Not to sound skeptical. The piece “ Painterly flatness juxtaposed Cinema' was fun, even joyous. Thirty toy with sculptural neo-conceptual Not to miss: LAU RIE ANDERSON: 1 SOSO Hollinar t

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Some people will do anything for a laugh: the UCSB Department of Music will present the third in a series of SING-ALONGS on Sunday, Jan. 13 at 4 p.m. in Music Room 1145. Professor Carl Zytowski will conduct the chorus as it renders its informal reading of J.S. Bach’s “ Magnificat.” Better hurry, you’ve already missed two days of the ROSEWOOD CANYON BAND, performing nightly through Saturday, Jan. 12, at 1129 in Santa Barbara. Rosewood plays original jazz-influenced music, with 3-part vocals thrown in to good effect.

Performance artist LAURIE ANDERSON will present a new work for PAUL McCANOLERRoiOPCOONmU AWT LAHDE, ECMAic nrEkiBAfBrt In mrrm*nflollm|»rccxlilr|xo Si *w jeouOk mOI— i et Se S e » Rmrtmty <* i » UnSelm OrncS. the Santa Barbara Museum of Art on Saturday, Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. in the LIMITED SEA TINO $6 • Ticket Express, Arlington, Turning Point, Momlnglory McCormick Gallery. Anderson explores the complexities of sound in­ tegration through music and narrative, whatever that means.

A JAZZ PIANO CONCERT will be presented by the UCSB Depart­ ment of Music on Saturday, Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. in Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall. Admission is free, and features transcriptions of works by Fats Waller, George Shearing, Errol Garner, Bill Evans and Bud Powell, to name a few.

You can go home again: Sunday, Jan. 13 will find two performances by JIM AND JEAN STRATHDEE, who might best be described as religions folk singers. Worship with them at the University Methodist I f T M S Times as “ the greatest showman in American i stretching the limits of the imagination for over Church at 9:30 a.m., or see them at 3 p.m. in Anisq’Oyo P a r t ound, innovative props and the dancers them- Also on Sunday, at 8 p.m. in Lotte Lehmann, will be guest organist ipestry of color and motion, CHARLES KRIGBAUM. The program will include Dietrich Bux­ rWRAom t Playhouse in New York City for over 22 years, tehude’s “ Toccata and Fugue in F Major,” Peter Cornets’ “ Fantasia and international recognition for his ideas. So del Primo Tono,” and G.F. Handel’s “ Concerto X in D,” as well as recently granted a one-half million dollar fund to works by Hindemith, Bach and others. Admission is free. nodem dance company in France — the first ommissioned to create a dance company for a OFTEN COPIED

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DRIVE-IN THEATRES By RICH ZIMMERMAN Retrospective Night,” complete 1980 will, indeed, be remem­ with light show, for next Wed­ M m T re e — He bered as “The Year They Drove nesday, Jan. 16. O tlila *** N e u ils n -M m Old Disco Down,” if changes in the entertainment offerings of local After weeks of rehearsals with clubs are any indication. Hobey new members and fresh material, plus: SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER AI Mil AMOUNT IV UFE Baker’s and FUBAR’snow proudly Open, Goleta’s only true feature “ live” rock action, and progressive rock band, will debut i gift from Heaven or a curse from Hell!| even Pepper’s, Santa Barbara’s their new show next week at most elegant discotheque, offers Baudelaire’s on Jan. 16. Per­ GODSEND live music on Sunday nights. sonnel in this band might look Pepper’s also now provides a familiar, since founding members For Godsaka take it back. live mix of sixties folk and rock originally moved to Isla Vista back plus: EVIL records to compliment their happy in 1976 under the name Eidolon. hours on Thursday and Friday For three years they specialized in FOR ADULT ENTERTAINMENT COME SEE evenings. Last week’s sounds in­ long, complex works, esoteric in •t in J. V. Youth Exhibit. cluded some tasty Janis Joplin, effect. With the new decade came \CHARUEAND THE HOOKE* Grass Roots, Doors, Grateful the new name, Open, and their r- performance. Saturday at the S.B. Muse of THEBEST Dead, Donovan, Judy Collins, and base has been broadened by ad­ is your Art, 8 p.m. A quote from her — “ I like Are you adult enough? TEASERS GO TO PARIS (R) I ding some shorter, more ac­ norrow. electronics because it’s fast — like the even, P’eter, Paul & Mary. Based cessible tunes to the repertoire and i-7 p.m. brain. I like the violin because it’s slow— a on the positive responses to the ’60s widening the range of dynamics FOR THE GREATEST IN DOUBLE FEATURE FILMS! 19th century hand cranked instrument. In Happy Hours, they are now and texture. my work I try to think and talk at the same planning a special “ ’60s SON: A time.”

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(Continued from p.5). Desperado (The Eagles) Funhouse— The Stooges Bring ’Em Back Alive (The Suicide Outlaws) “FREEBIE!” Marquee Moon — Television Crosby, Stills and Nash (Crosby, from Most of these records never even Stills and Nash) made it to the bargain bins before Rust Never Sleeps (Neil Young) WHOLLY COW/ the plastic got cold, but stacked up Prisoner in Disguise (Linda Restaurant cU tte3ir^ttion against any set of platinum sellers Ronstadt) THE QUALITY ALTERNATIVE its the money that walks. And the Born to Run (Bruce Springsteen) •ifrnilPON'coupon A FR E E order of our unusual HOMEMADE potato thing that they have in common is My Aim is True (Elvis Costello) chips with the purchase of “ De Best Hamburger” (in that the artist didn’t stick to the Late for the Sky (Jackson Browne) three of the most compelling solo town that is) you make it ” De best” way for you conventional methods or com­ Captured Angel (DanFogelberg) artists; The Eagles the masters. ... french, whole wheat or onion r o ll... plus choose from toppings mercial formula, just some in­ The 1970s marked the rise of the Springsteen and Costello were of avocado, bacon, mushrooms, tomato, sprouts, salsa, green novative sound and vision for a L.A. country-rock sound, and it saviors and The Outlaws chile, guacamole, American, Swiss, Cheddar, or Bleu Cheese, and decade with very little of either. was that genre that had the biggest downright overpowering. Neil Sweet & Sour BBQ. impact on me. Poco and Crosby, Young was the decade’s most 5688 Calle Real • Goleta • 964-0496 • Calle Real Center —Jon Beverly Good 69 pm ~ . Expires 1/31/90 Stills and Nash were pioneers; honest rocker. A Good Feeling to Know (Poco) Browne, Ronstadt and Fogelberg —John Wilkens COUNTRY MUSIC at ORCHID BOWL SAGEBRUSH • Red Cross Country and Rock Music at the Galleon is counting Room! GAME on you. BOWLING open 24 hrs. ROOM • BILLIARDS COFFEE SHOP THE OLD WORLD RESTAURANT! at 361 Hitchcock Way has pledged 20% of its gross sales for today to the Events Center i Campaign. Enjoy dining with healthful foods and knowing that you have helped to j ORCHID BOWL - GALLEON ROOM I make an important gift to the campaign. Gifts are still needed. 5925 Calle Real -Goleta • Ph. 967-0128

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By RANDY KORAL relevant.” are working on a second one, as I ’ll say right off that the Duck’s The five of them pooled their well as a “ home-grown” L.P., Breath Mystery Theatre will be talents and built up a huge have done a popular radio series, performing their hilarious comedy following in Iowa City billed (no “ Rodo: Monster from Space,” and in the NEW UCen Pavillion pun intended) as “ The Duck’s collectively evolve their own stage tomorrow evening at 8, but before I Breath Mystery Theatre.” material. get lost in more details, I want to But the time came and the Due mostly to the unrelenting wish all of you a Happy New Year. troupe realized that being Iowa efforts of the A.S. Program Board, I hope everybody had a merry City superstars wasn’t enough. So Duck’s Breath will be down (no quarter break. Welcome back. For they loaded up the truck and they pun intended, again) in Santa Xmas, three people gave me the moved to California. San Fran­ Barbara tomorrow night for one shower soap that is attached to a cisco, that is. show at 8 p.m. in the New UCen cord so you can’t lose your soap in Duck’s Breath has since shuttled Pavillion, right next to the old the shower, but otherwise it was back and forth between the Bay UCen on campus. nice to be home. Area, where they have played the The tickets, a bargain at any Now what was I talking about. streets of Fisherman’s Wharf and price, will be available at the A.S. Who ordered the asparagus daquiri? Find out tomorrow The Duck’s Breath Mystery the Cannery as well as San Box Office on the third floor of the at 8 pm in the brand-new UCen Pavillion with San UCen, or at the door tomorrow Theatre. These guys are really Francisco’s renowned Boarding Francisco's own Ducks’ Breath Mystery Theatre night, for only $3.50 for students funny. You can’t say enough about House and the Great American (a bove). ’em. This five-member group (Jim Music Hall and various college and $4.50 general admission. Turner, Merle Kessler, Bill Allard, campuses between here and Dan Coffey, and Leon Martell) Missouri. puts mi a theatrical presentation This backgroud then might made up of various comedy justify mixing skits with names See ‘Rod Stewart — In Concert’ sketches, in which they do what like “A midwestern Night’s reviewers call “ zany antics.” Dream,” “Transvestite Farmers The Duck’s Breath Mystery Association,” and “Senseless By RANDY KORAL by revered guitarist and composer enough to lift the band’s per­ Theatre can be said to run the Cruelty: A New Western,” If, before this, you’ve never had Keith Richards. formance above mediocrity,” gamut of “zaniness”in their together with “The Marones” (a the opportunity to see the in­ If you come to this movie ex­ Brady went on, “ But when irreverent sow. For instance their punk-rock satire) and “ Sexual comparable Rod Stewart in con­ pecting Disco, you’re going to be Richards comes on stage the hightly-acclaimed “ Zarda: Cow Kinetics” (a no-no sex lesson for cert, that’s too bad. He’s supposed disappointed. Since this film was group’s sound approaches the from H ell!” skit has the suspense fourth grade parochial school to be a terrific performer. I’ve produced prior to the release of sublime. The quieter half of “ The element that you would find in one boys.) never seen him either, but now I ’ll Stewart’s “ Blondes Have More Glitter Twins” looks pallid and of those disaster films, the fear And, of course, there’s “ Zippy have my chance when the A.S. Fun” album, Roller Boogie it isn’t. drawn, but he performs his crude element that you find in a 1950’s the Pinhead.” The Pinhead is a Films Committee presents Rod However, rock purists might be and powerful guitar riffs monster movie, and the nuclear character dressed in a clown Stewart — In Concert in Campbell pleased to know that Rod’s voice is energetically while perfectly holocaust warnings that you find costume who rides elevators all Hall on Saturday, January 12. This as raw as ever as he goes through complementing W ood. ’ ’ sometimes at the tables set up day and irritates the passengers premiere motion picture will be such songs as “ Maggie May,” More scenes from the movie: outside of the UCen. (who do their best to ignore him) screened at 7, 9, and 11 p.m. and “ You Wear It Well,” “ Twisting the — “ Stewart whips his And “Zarda: Cow from Hell!” with lines like, “ Who ordered the tickets will be $1.50 for students, Night Away,” “Sweet Little Rock microphone stand around like a has a great plot. asparagus daquiri? ” $2.00 general. ’n Roller," and “It’s All Over baton and several times coaxes the When the night janitor ac­ Needless to say, the Duck’s Rod Stewart — In Concert Now.*” audience into sing-alongs...” cidentally leaves the reactor door Breath Mystery Theatre has a lot consists entirely of footage filmed As some wise critic somewhere —“ At another point, during a remarkable performance of open while mopping up at a to offer in the way of comedy; just from Stewart’s last performance once observed, “ Stewart has an nuclear power plant, a cow ask somebody who saw them last with the now-disbanded Faces. awful voice, but he sure knows how ‘Twisting the Night Away,’ a flurry wanders into the reactor core and March when they played at Cal This means that, although the to sing a song. ” of artificial snow falling to the comes out as gigantic Zarda. It State Chico. For that show, 100 to movie is only 75 minutes in Rod Stewart — In Concert made stage gradually becomes a bliz­ proceeeds to terrorize an Iowa 200 persons were turned away duration, there are no artsy in­ its American college debut at New zard. The storm becomes so heavy town. from the door and tickets were terruptions (e.g. — The Rolling York’s Syracuse University and that Wood has to brush ‘snow’ from Coincidentally, Iowa just hap­ being scalped as late as the in­ Stone’s Gimme Shelter) or phan­ has since been shown to only a his eyes in order to keep playing. ’’• pens to be the place that spawned termission. tasmagoric interludes (Led handful of college audiences In case enough hasn’t already around the country. The movie is been said to get you to see Rod the Duck’s Breath Mystery Where does a successful live- Zeppelin’s The Song Remains the Stewart — In Concert in Campbell Theatre. It seems that these guys performing comedy team go from Same.) an English import and due to be Hall this Saturday night, be at the were all doing graduate work in here? Well, the Duck’s Breath This also means that Rod is released theatrically in a few New UCen Pavillion (next to the drama at the University of Iowa in Mystery Theatre made a short film accompanied by a band that months. Outstanding reviews followed on old UCen) between 12 and 1 today 1975, except Jim Turner who was a while ago that is currently features Ron Wood (currently with the Stones) and guest appearances the heels of the premiere at and you might win: admittedly studying “ nothing playing international film houses, Syracuse. One of these, having —a Rod Stewart’s Greatest Hits appeared in the Syracuse album, compliments of Warner University campus newspaper by Bros. Records. Petty & Heartbreakers J.T. Brady, is particularly en­ —a Rod Stewart poster, com­ couraging. pliments of Warner Bros. Records. “ The movie serves as a powerful —a pair of free tickets to the Rod refresher course on the direction of Stewart movie, compliments of To Play In Rob Gym! Stewart’s music at tb<* time.” A.S. Films Committee Chair­ wrote Brady. “There ■ are the person Patti Takahashi. “ Anything That’s Rock ’n’ Roll” Bruce Springsteen, but I see no Know,” Tom Petty has come a inevitable gratuitous shots of Rod might be fine for some people; I grounds for this comparison, as long way from the time he ner­ shaking his ass for the And, by the way, today is Mr. can take or leave most of what’s Springsteen has much darker hair vously opened in Boston for A1 teenyboppers, but Stewart’s stage Stewart’s birthday, so we hope being played nowadays. But Tom and Petty doesn’t have anvon«» to Kooper in 1975. presence rises far above such everyone will find the time to Petty and the Heartbreakers are play saxophone for him. Born the son of an insurance instances.” celebrate this grand occasion in his something more than another Nevertheless, in spite of the salesman in 1952, Tom left his “ Wood’s guitar-playing alone is or her own way. “ major force in popular music.” attention of misguided critics, T.P. Florida home some years later, and the Heartbreakers have These guys are good. arriving with his old Mudcrutches a — managed to surface as the best big- band in 1973 in Los Angeles, And they will be brought to you time rock band on the road right California. They were looking for a in Robertson Gymnasium, now. good record contract, following the January 19 at 8 p.m., by the A.S. Riding high on the charts with example set by fellow Floridans Concerts Committee in con­ Damn The Torpedoes, the third Duane and Greg Allman a few junction with Avalon Attractions and most recent Heartbreakers’ years earlier. and KTYD. album, singing songs the likes of The Mudcrutches bad one single Tom Petty has been extensively “Breakdown” (his first single), on MCA, but it flopped and the compared by music critics to “ American Girl,” and “ I Need To band split up. Petty remained in Hollywood in an honest-to- goodness $6-a-day East Hollywood motel. But, lo and behold, T.P. met up with a few guys who had played in bands back in his hometown of Gainesville and who now were coincidentally in California to seek their fortune. And the Heartbreakers were born: Mike Campbell on guitar, Ron Blair on Bass, Benmont Tench on keyboards, Stan Lynch on drums, and, of course, Tom Petty writing and singing all the songs.

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Hoop Fever Spreads WINTER QUARTER SCHEDULE To Fullerton Tonight Register in Trailer 369 by Rob Gym By WOODY WOODBURN A well-prepared UCSB basketball team will get their PCAA league Call 961-3738 for more information season untracked Thursday when they travel to Cal State Fullerton. However, it is doubtful that a healthy Gaucho team will take the court. ARTS a CRAFTS Over the past week Gaucho basketball players have become a cer­ tified endangered species. Lloyds of London won’t insure them. They 1. Basketry 812 Baise Monday 7-9 pm might put Blue Cross out of business. 2. Calligraphy 815 Da Francis Saturday 7-9 pm But the Gauchos are not about to phone in sick, although guards Kim 2a. Calligraphy 815 Da Francis Wednesday 4-6 pm Lewis and Ardeanous Maye, as well as forward Calvin Cooper, are 3. Contemporary Lettering 7-9 pm recovering from a bout with stomach flu. 815 Kline Monday The uncertainty of this trio’s availability, linked with the loss of 4. Drawing 815 Hackett Thursday 7-9 pm Robbie' Robinson and Dan Starr due to academic eligibility 5. Painting 815 Hackett Thursday 5-7 pm requirements, has seemingly put UCSB on the critical list. 6. Pottery— Raku Workshop 87.50 Venaas Saturday 12-3 pm But then again, maybe it hasn’t. Granted, Robinson’s inside strength 7. Stained Glass, Leaded 815 Embrea Monday 3:45-6:15 pm will be dearly missed and the flu has quarantined the Gauchos’ back- 8. Stained Glass, Copper Foil 815 Embrea Wednesday 7-9:30 pm court. But, since the roof fell in, Santa Barbara has become an emotional team. 9. Watercolors 816 Singar Wednesday 4-6 pm Coach Ed DeLacy explained, “The players are picking up the slack. They are working really hard, and they’re playing with more emotion. ” MUSIC Emotion. This might be the key ft»* the Gauchos. DeLacy admits that 10. Guitar, Beginning 1 815 Sultan Monday 4:30-8:30 pm his team won’t match up too well against Fullerton, especially with the 11. Guitar, Beginning I 815 Sultan Tuesday 4:30-6:30 pm loss of Robinson. 12. Guitar, Baginning 1 815 Sultan Wednesday 7-9 pm But DeLacy also stresses that his team had a good pre-season and 13. Guitar, Beginning il played well on the road. Evidence was UCSB’s 66-61 upset victory over 815 Sultan Tuesday 7-9 pm Texas A&M, a team DeLacy feels has more talent than UCLA. The 14. Guitar, Intermediate I 8J5 Sultan Monday 7-9 pm Gauchos also led powerhouse USF by two points, before losing the battle 15. Guitar, Intermediate 1 815 Sultan Wednesday 4:30-8:30 pm by seven. So UCSB has proven that they can be competitive with the 18. Guitar. Intermediate ii 815 Sultan Thursday 4:30-6:30 pm best, even on the road. 16a. Guitar, Advanced 815 Sultan Thursday 7-9 pm •' After their hoop war with Cal Fullerton, the Gauchos will finish their 17. Harmonica two-game road trip when they do battle with UC Irvine. 815 Uldricks Tuesday 7-9 pm UCSB will open their PCAA home schedule Jan. 17 when they host DANCE Utah State, a team capable of capturing the PCAA crown. Hopefully by then the Gauchos will be healthy. 18. Ballet Beginning 815 Bartlett Tuesday 5-6:30 pm 19. Ballet Beginning 815 Bartlett Wednesday 5-6:30 pm 20. Ballet Intermediate 815 Bartlett Tuesday 6:30-8 pm 21. Ballet Intermediate 815 Bartlett Wednesday 6:30-8 pm Gaucho's Schedule 22. Belly Dance, Beginning 1 815 Cassandra Tuesday 4:30-6 pm 23. Belly Dance, Beginning 1 815 Cassandra Tuesday 6-7:30 pm 24. Belly Dance, Beginning II 815 Cassandra Thursday 4:30— 6 pm JA N . 10 @ Col State Fullerton* ...... 7:30 p.m. 25. Belly Dance, intermediate 815 Cassandra Thursday 12 @ UC Irvine*...... 7:35 p.m. 6-7:30 pm 17 UTAH STATI*....______.....7j30 p.m. 26. Disco— Partnering 815 Coleman Tuesday 8-9:30 pm 19 SAN JOSE STATE ...... 7:30 p.m. 27. Jazz Exercise 815 Preston Monday 8-9:30 pm 24 $.Cal State Long Beach*...... 8:05 p.m. 28. Jazz Exercise 815 Preston Tuesday 5-6:30 pm 2« CAL STATE LONG BEACH* ...... 7:30 p.m. 29. Jazz Exercise 815 Preston Tuesday 7-8:30 pm 31 FRESNO STATE* ...... 7:30 p.m. 30. Jazz Dance, Beginning 815 Preston . Wednesday FEB. 3 UN IV. OF PACIFIC**...... 5 p.m. 6-7:30 pm 7 @ Univ. of Pacific*...... — ...... 8:05 p.m. 31. Jazz Dance, Intermediate 815 Preston Wednesday 8-9:30 pm 10 (g* Fresno State**...... 5 p.m. 32. Social Dance I 815 Hamilton Monday 6:30-8 pm 14 @ San Jose State*...... 7:30 p.m. 33. Social Dance I 815 Hamilton Monday 8-9:30 pm 16 (a, Utah State*....-...... 7:30 p.m. 21 U C IRVINE*______7:30 p.m. GENERAL INTEREST 23 CAL STATE FULLERTON*______7:30 p.m. 28- ...... I ______- ...... 34. Astrology 812 Schmidt Thursday 7-9 pm MAR. 1 @ PCAA Tournament— Anaheim...... TBA 35. Aeronautics I 815 Gabbard Tuesday 6-9 pm HOME GAMES ARE IN BOLD FACE CAPS. 36. Aeronautics II 815 Gabbard Wednesday 6-9 pm *PCAA League Games **Televised Gamas 37. Automotives 815 Coulson Tuesday 7-9 pm 38. Chinese Cooking 816 Chung Tuesday 4-6 pm 39. Holistic Health 812 Schnaibla Tuesday 7-8:30 pm 40. Natural Foods 816 Newman Tuesday 7-9 pm 41. Photography, Beg. BErW 818 Flory Monday 7-10 pm T i f i next you're 42. Photography, Beg. BErW 818 Rory Tuesday 3-6 pm 43. Photography, Beg. BOW 818 Jeske Tuesday 7-10 pm ‘,nct robing-fo-fee 44. Photography, Beg. BErW 818 Dalton Wednesday 3-6 pm campos ot*îo your 45. Photography, Beg. BErW 818 Dalton Wednesday 7-10 pm 46. Photography. Color Slide 812 Gridley Wednesday 3-6 pm apartment, S tc p i 47. Yoga 815 Garvin Monday 6-8 pm 48. Yoga 815 Garvin Wednesday 6-8 pm and see "what iheyve 00t PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES ai the Baniboo Bros- ¿h&e. 50. Body Conditioning 812 Horodowich Tues/Thurs 5-6 pm 51. Karate, Beginning 815 Eaves Tues/Thurs 6-7 pm 52. Karate, Intermediate ' 815 Eaves Tues/Thurs 7-8 pm 53. Sailing Basics I 825 Smith Monday 12:30-2:30 pm 54. Sailing Basics 1 $25 Smith Tuesday 12:30-2:30 pm 55. Sailing Basics 1 $25 Smith Tuesday 2:30-4:30 pm NEW HOURS 56. Sailing Basics 1 825 Smith Wednesday 12:30-2:30 pm M-F 10-8 57. Sailing Basics 1 $25 Smith Thursday 12:30-2:30 pm SAT 11-7 58. Sailing Basics 1 825 Smith Saturday 12:30-2:30 pm SUN 12-6 59. Sailing Basics II 825 Smith Monday 2:30-4:30 pm 60. Sailing Basics II 825 Smith Wednesday 2:30-4:30 pm 61. Sailing Basics II 825 Smith Thursday 2:30-4:30 pm 62. Sailing Basics II 825 Smith Friday 12:30-2:30 pm 63. Sailing Basics II 825 Smith Friday 2:30-4:30 pm 64. Sailing Basics II $25 Smith Saturday 2:30-4:30 pm 65. Sailing Practice Sessions 815/25 66. Tennis, Beginning 815 TB A Monday 11-noon 67. Tennis, Beginning 815 TBA Monday 4-5 pm 68. Tennis, Beginning 815 TB A Tuesday 11-noon 69. Tennis, Beginning 815 TBA Tuesday 4-5 pm 70. Tennis, Intermediate 815 TB A Wednesday 11-noon 71. Tennis, Intermediate 815 TB A Wednesday 4-5 pm 72. Tennis, Intermediate 815 TB A Thursday 11-noon 73. Tennis, Advanced 815 TBA Thursday 4-5 pm

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district channel air quality. Energy Funds... According to Moore, Rains is (Continued from p .l) operations impact study, and a pleased that the coastal com­ leases of offshore and onshore sites funding of $14,000 for an energy mission is aiding local com­ tnr nil drilling coordinator at the county Planning munities in a maimer that is en­ “ Santa Barbara county will also Department,’ ’ stated O’Connell, vironmentally favorable. PROFESSIONAL HAIRSTYLISTS receive $101,750 for a pipeline One of the largest funds to the feasibility study, $15,000 for an air county w ill be $106,000 for Ray Johnson, Santa Barbara Specializing in Out & Blow Drying quality management channel oil monitoring air pollution to control county administrative officer, was Uni-Sex Shop unaware Tuesday of the com­ mission’s allocations. “ I ’ll have to 5925 Calle Real With Initiative phone Rain’s office immediately,” (805) 967-0626 Goleta, Ca. 93017 said Johnson. (Continued from p .l) bought by the state through a solutions to the problems of long series of payments coming from oil According to Supervisor Robert gas lines and dwindling natural profits. These profits would be Kallman, “ This issue hasn’t been resources. used in other state endeavors such brought up before the board yet, A principle solution found by as transportation improvements. and I imagine the funds will be ...... N CAPE became the initiative, which allocated through the ad­ calls for the oil companies being The organization would be ministrative office.” headed by ten publicly-elected The members, who would make all I.V. Killer decisions and be held answerable Landmark only to the citizens of California. M agic (Continued from p .l) (Continued from p.3) Christiansen is also currently “ One possible step for us would excuse to rent the home at what he Christian awaiting for trial in Los Angeles be to join and support another considers a ridiculously low rate. for the attempted murder of Lydia group whose proposition landlord “He’s taking advantage of his Preston. Preston was hitchhiking was knocked off the ballot by position as president of the board,” Friday, January 11 at the time she was assaulted. It is Deukmejian’s office,’’ Sissons said Woodward. “ Anyone could also believed that the three women said, “ but our efforts are all grass live there. It doesn’t have to be a 6,8,10 pm & 12 midnight murdered in Santa Barbara were roots. We are trying to publicize board member.” hitchhiking at the time of their and grow, but we are entirely self- L Chem 1179 $1.50^ disappearances. In Los Angeles, supported.’’ At present, Oglesby has made no Christiansen also entered a plea of immediate plans to leave the not guilty by reason of insanity. CAPE hopes that unions will join Adobe. “ There’s nothing pressing Defense attorney Westwick and support them. “ Now all we can me to,” he said. declined to speculate on the out­ do is keep publicizing our efforts,” come of the trial adding, “ I don’t commented Sissons, “ and to keep know on what basis the case will be our goal and put this initiative on tried yet.” the next ballot. Sigma Phi Epsilon Concert Artists Management Productions Presents Thè l K SB Department of Musi«;'and the WINTER Committee on Arts & Lec tures present andres TH 1 AMERICAN PREMIEREOf RUSH ‘THE COMEDY OF ERRORS’ T O N IG H T Music by Stephen Storace — Libretto by Lorenzo de Ponte (after Shakespeare) 8:00 -10:30 PM presented t>v the* UCSB Opera I hen tre 795 Emb. dei Norte and the l Jniversity Symphony ( Irchestra segouia Desiyried ci rid Stayed by ('ari /.ytoirski Conducted by John Lati acche Friday, January 25 * 8 pm & Sunday, January 27 • 4 pm arflngcon Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall I u kefs SI stmiciiis > I !»0. 1 l Si* j/V f «M till V. Nl«iff S2 f ltlbliv > S i M k V n P*A l:! I i< kefs .ir ( C SB Aris «V { r< tcìK S a m o r s 2 5 ...... I u kef ( )!fu c. I o Im t « > I Jh 'd i f r B r i \ Cill.U.U I. Otti,,- X- S.iiii.i H.ii t>.ai.i - Ink.. ■ * .• 1 Btin-.tii ______" ' ac 8:30 pm

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