L A U T N E X U S Vol. 60 No.44 University of California, Santa Barbara Monday, November 12,1979

¿ É -i Report Says UMG j a y ¿ .u & ' Â ÉÜ ' ' « S V ' J l i l i l í Site Quake Prone Jf ÊÊÉ By KAREN CLABEAUX Richter scale near the Pt. Con­ The proposed liqified natural gas cepcion site. terminal site at Pt. Concepcion Pt. Concepcion is located near may be subject to large ear­ the Arroyo and Beach faults, a set HH h £ ( H § % £ $ P -7$ i lg§f¡!|3 thquakes from the Santa Ynez branching from the larger Santa fault according to a U.S. Ynez fault, located three miles from the project. Geological Survey Report released ç by the State Resources Agency last If the terminal is constructed, O week. over 900 million cubic feet of h The survey said that possible natural gass in liquid form will be ® ruptures at the earth’s surface unloaded daily at the site. •i n could reach as high as 7.5 on the Approved in July, 1978 by the i Public Utilities Commission, the o if site was ordered to undergo ex­ « -i \ ‘r i la. U.C. Regents tensive seismic investigations. 5 X Incomplete as yet, the exploratory ¿Sí." i ® digging has been slowed due to the Visit Livermore objections of Indians protesting the Last week’s rain showers caused this stream at Red Rock to swell. For today’s placement of the terminal at a site considered sacred. weather forecast turn to page 2. The Geographical Survey Report Laboratory Site noted that the area of the site is To observe firsthand the rising by as much as one-eighth of Supervisors Alter Land Use Plan operations of the Lawrence an inch a year, but because of Livermore Laboratory, the limited data, the survey team was University of California Regents’ unable to make any further To Limit Coastal Development Committee on Special Research estimations. Projects visited the facility last Endorsed by Governor Jerry By HELEN BASSHAM been opposed by landowners in the vote; Bill Wallace and Robert Tuesday and Wednesday. Brown, the Pt. Concepcion site has Development potential in much area because it removes their Hudlund supporting limitation of Although all 26 of the regents been called by Norbert Dahl, a of the local coastal zone was option to subdivide and sell down to extensive development and Robert were invited to attend the meeting, Sierra Club lobbyist, as “a political limited by the board of supervisors five-acre lots. The minimum acre Kallman and Harrell Fletcher only a few besides the ten on the fix” to give Brown an energy issue at a special meeting held Wed­ limit serves to maintain favoring such development. David committee showed up. to use in his presidential bid. nesday to re-establish land-use agricultural land in parcels too Yager represented the swing vote. University of California Lee Stitzenberger, a designations. large to be subdivided into lots Kallman maintained that President David Saxon and the spokesperson for Citizens to In the Carpintería Valley the viable for non-agricultural pur­ agriculture was viable in five-acre directors of the four laboratories, Protect Pt. Concepcion com­ supervisors changed the poses. parcels, but Wallace claimed that the Lawrence Livermore mented, “We basically construe designation from five-acre The move to install 10-acre the five-acre estates would be Laboratory, the Lawrence this (the report), to be. walking .minimum parcels to ten-acre minimum parcels in the Car­ owned by “gentlemen farmers, not making use of the land.” Wallace Berkeley Laboratory, the Los (Please turn to p.12, col. 4) minimum parcels. This had long pintería Valley passed with a 3-2 Alamos Scientific Laboratory, and added that he thought larger the Laboratory of Nuclear parcels were needed to prevent Medicine and Radiation Biology at Coops speculation. UCLA were also present. These Proposal To Establish In More Mesa, the board voted to labs are operated under contract allow the development of 300 units with the U.S. Department of of housing. Originally, one Energy. As Alternate Housing O ffered developer had requested 540. The According to an LLL By PATRICIA TURNER students,” Thompson said. “We and the incentive to keep the land had been zoned for spokesperson, since DOE sets the A proposal to establish more wouldn’t have as bad a problem as apartments in good condition. agriculture. research goals and the university’s university-owned coops as an we have if we had more coops.” Under the coop system,students Santa Barbara Shores, an un­ work is mostly administrative, the alternative form of student Absentee ownership, high rental have direct control and developed 233-acre lot, was committee is merely an “oversight housing was presented Thursday rates and the declining quality of management of their building. designated under a one-acre-per - group’’ whose periodic visits are to university officials by the apartment units are among the “The people who benefit from the dwelling development in a cluster “more nominal than anything Rochdale Housing Coop in coor­ housing problems which university coop are the same people who work housing system. The local coastal else.” But because the university dination with the Isla Vista coops could help alleviate. At on it,” said Patty Newman, program staff had called for a 100- is involved with the laboratories, Community Development Cor­ present, “students don’t have manager of the Rochdale Housing acre minimum parcel size limit. said the LLL spokesperson, the poration. control over their buildings,” said Coop. Wallace recommended a rural, or regents “just like to keep abreast Citing the present student James Green, director of the CDC. “Rapid turnover of ownership” agricultural designation for the of what we’ve been doing. ’ ’ housing shortage, CDC Currently, over 90 percent of Isla is one of the factors cited by the area. Current zoning allows William A. Wilson, the com­ representative Frank Thompson Vista apartments are owned by proposal as responsible for high development of 1,072 units. mittee chair, said the committee is emphasized the ability of student non-residents, thus forcing I.V. rental rates. For Haskell’s Beach, the “a liaison between the Board of coops to give students a measure of students to communicate their According to Don Winter, supervisors passed a recom­ Regents and the four control over the I.V. housing needs through rental companies assistant vice chancellor of ad- mendation for subdivision in 40- (Please turn to p.12, col.2) market. “They reserve spaces for which generally lack the means (Please turn to p. 12, col. 1) (Please turn top.12, col.l) Local Church a 'Potentially Dangerous Situation' Sources Say EOC has Total Authority Over Members By STEVE BARTH disgrace them, as they have seen done to friends. Identifying what they believe to be a “potentially Church leaders challenge these sources to meet dangerous situation,” several sources have openly with them. “If there’s someone who thinks responded to a series of Nexus articles on the they’ve been treated unfairly, we are willing to meet Evangelical Othodox Church claiming that the with such people,” said Bishop Jack Sparks. church exercises total authority over the lives of its Bishop Richard Ballew added, “Let’s not sneak members. around in the dark, let’s come out into the light.” After that series, which ran in the Nexus from Oct. Referring to former members of the church, Ballew 17-19, the information in this second series of articles said, “We’ve got a complete record on every case. ” has been confirmed by over 24 sources and hundreds Initially many sources expressed concern over the of pages of documents. EOC’s attempt to gain political power in Isla Vista. One former member commenting on this said, *“I This is the first in a series about the power structure would say you’ve got a very serious problem.” within the Evangelical Orthodox Church and its ef­ Church members Gary McFarland, David Lewis fect on the community. In tomorrow's paper the and John Sommer were elected to local office last second part of the series will outline the history and Tuesday; McFarland to the Goleta Water Board, development of the Evangelical Orthodox Church. Lewis to the I.V. Sanitary District and Sommers to Many people around the country seem to fear the the I.V. Community Council. With these church power of the few leaders of the EOC. Of the former members gaining office, some believe the EOC will members and associates of the leaders of the EOC take over the town. contacted by the Nexus, more than two dozen refused “Ultimately,” said one former member, “I think to allow their names to be associated with their they want total control of I.V. Their goals from the comments. beginning- to convert ‘sin city’ (I.V.) into spiritual Some fear for their personal safety. When one city.” woman told her husband she was going to talk with While some were hesitant to use such strong terms, Richard Ballew, bishop of the Santa Barbara Diocese the Nexus, he warned, ‘“tf your’re going to use our others fear that the EOC has the potential to do as name, I’m going to go out and buy a gun.” For the much damage as the People’s Temple. One former of the Evangelical Orthodox Church and one of the most, part, however, the people contacted are afraid member called the situation,.“a powder-keg.” Some dgQpmination’s founders...... the leaders oT the church would attempt to publicly < Please turn to p.8, coL3) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1979 PAGE2 DAILY NEXUS HEAIDONIEIES' The State The Nation_____ The World

SAN FRANCISCO — Butchers Union mem­ MIAMI — 10 small U.S. boats were seized and BRITAIN — Britain warned the Patriotic bers have rejected a proposed three-year 25 fishermen from the Miami area were being Front guerrilla leaders at the London talks on contract with northern California super­ held on charges of fishing illegally in Zimbabwe Rhodesia that time is running out markets, but spokesmen in San Francisco said Bahamian waters. A spokesman for the Royal for reaching a settlement. The Salisbury there is no immediate threat of a strike. Bahamian Defense Force said the fishing delegation ha§ agreed to most of Britain’s Leaders of five union locals, representing boats were seized in an area about 90 miles proposals, but the rebel leaders object to about 7,500 retail butchers, said they would south of Miami. The action was described as several points. Patriotic Front spokesmen meet Nov. 16 to revise their contract the largest seizure to date by the 140-man were irked at the British pressure to conclude proposals. Journeymen butchers are now paid defense force in its crackdown on poaching in the negotiations, which began Sept. 10. “Let no $9.23 an hour. The union members rejected a Bahamian waters. one tell us nine weeks is too. long,” one said. contract that provided for an 18.5 percent “The Vietnam negotiations took four years.” raise over the next three years. GALVESTON — Firefighters gave up trying The talks resum e Monday. to extinguish a 10-day-old fire on a crippled SACRAMENTO — The state Supreme Court tanker in the Gulf of Mexico off Galveston, has handed down a decision that may allow all saying they would let the blaze burn itself out SOUTH AFRICA — South African Prime of California’s public agencies to give special while they tried to keep it from spreading. The Minister Pieter W. Botha bitterly scolded a consideration to hiring and promoting women tanker, the Burmah Agate, has been burning group of non-white leaders after failing to win and minorities in order to meet affirmative and spilling its cargo of light crude oil into the their support and told them, “One-man, one- action plan guidelines. The case dealt Gulf since Nov. 1, when it collided with the vote is out in this country. That is, never.” specifically with the Department of Correc­ freighter Mimosa and exploded. 32 sailors Afterward, the Rev. Alan Hendrickse, leader tions and its affirmative action program. A were believed killed in the collision but only 16 of the largest group of “colored” or mixed- lower court had ruled that such a plan was bodies have been found. race persons, said the colored leaders had unconstitutional reverse discrimination, but been “insulted, intimidated and treated like that was overturned at the appeal level and NEW YORK — A former Black Panther was children” by Botha. the Supreme Court then refused to grant a held in federal custody in New York on , i p hearing on the case. charges of helping murderer JoaiMS31* Chesimard flee from a New Jersey prison on SOVIET UNION — The 69-year-old mother of SAN JOSE — The pilot of a small plane landed Nov. 2. Ronald Boyd Hill, 36, who was seized a Soviet defector staged a demonstration in it safely in heavy traffic on Monterey High­ Friday, was believed to be one of three armed Moscow’s Red Square but was quickly way, near downtown San Jose, startling diners men who entered a Clinton, N.J., prison and detained by militia and taken to a psychiatric at a nearby coffee shop and motorists on the freed Miss Chesimard, 32, who was serving a clinic, the defector’s wife reported. Ludmila road. The single-engine Groomer Arrow, life sentence for the 1973 murder of a New Agapov told Western reporters that her piloted by Blacky Blackman, made the Jersey state trooper. Miss Chesimard and the mother-in-law, Antonina Agapov, unfurled a emergency landing around midnight Friday, other two men are still at large. banner appealing to President Leonid I. striking two cars and grazing some power Brezhnev to allow her and her family to join lines. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Several members of her son, Valentin, in the West. the Senate Finance Committee will push for an increase of at least $43 billion in the MALIBU — A 12-man team of Malibu Sheriff’s proposed windfall profits tax on oil companies BEIJING — Chinese Premier Hua Guofeng Department reserves rescued 15 high school when the measure is taken up on the Senate returned to Beijin after his visit to four nations students, all 17 and 18 years old, stranded on a floor, Sen. Bill Bradley (D-N.J.) said. “We in W estern Europe and a three-day stopover in rocky incline in Malibu State Park. The group have to get a sizable tax to cushion the impact Urumqi in northwestern China. It was the first had been on a nature walk' for a natural of higher prices for the poor and the elderly, such official visit by a Communist Chinese resources class with their instructor, Jim and to develop alternate energy sources,” he premier and party chair to Western demtìfcifÌEibies.' 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Akbarzadeh said that Pahlavi in the U.S. and should he has documented evidence that it was Miller who bribed General demand his expulsion, according the Shah’s doctor said that if the Khatami, the Shah’s brother-in- to members of the Persian Shah is sick he can be treated law, into buying F16 fighter planes Students Association,. anywhere. from the U.S. One Persian student, Mehdi Another UCSB student from Akbarzadeh believes that the Akbarzadeh, said that he does not Iran, Jafar Ebadi, said that he has media has distorted much of the believe that anyone will be hurt at a picture of the Shah taken in information disseminated from the U.S. embassy in Iran where Mexico ten days before his arrival Iran. He said “When I read the students are currently holding 60 to the U.S. Ebadi said that the L.A. Times I hate Khomaini, but American hostages in an attempt photograph shows a healthy Shah when I read letters from my wife to force the U.S. government to eating and laughing at a dinner and friends, I love him.” Ak­ deliver the Shah to .the Iranian party. barzadeh said that the media, government. Both Ebadi and Akbarzadeh supported by big business, projects Akbarzadeh believes that the believe that the Shah’s presence in this view because the U.S. lost $80 Shah entered the U.S. under the the U.S. is a threat to Iranian billion in Iran in the form of oil, national security because the U.S. nuclear energy investments and government supports the Shah and military possessions. may attempt to restore his power The two students believe in Symposium Held and influence. They believe that a “continuous revolution” and CIA coup returned the Shah to the control by the people. They oppose On The Law and throne in 1953 after he had been concentrated power. Akbarzadeh forced by rebels under the said that he does not consider the leadership of Dr. Mossadegh to takeover of the embassy to be an Women' in Ventura leave the country in 1951. attempt to make the U.S. lose face, In agreement with the Ayatollah but he believes that size and By BARBARA MILLER Ruhollah Khomaini, Akbarzadeh strength are insignificant and that Women interested in a career in said he believes the U.S. embassy justice in politics is important. law should attend a symposium is a center of espionage. He added The Persian students were with lectures covering legal that the CIA has infiltrated the denied permission to hold a rally in aspects, opportunities, and embassy and that documents in­ Los Angeles last Saturday. In discriminations regarding volving- the CIA and Prime Washington D.C., Carter refused “Women and the Law” to be held Minister Bakhtiar were found at permission for another rally, citing Dec. 8. the embassy. Akbarzadeh said that the “clear and present danger” Symposium coordinator is Iranian foreign minister Dr. Yazdi clause of the constitution per­ Professor Pulle of the Ventura was in the U.S. before the Shah’s taining to freedom of speech. So College of Law. Pulle is a professor arrival in an attempt to convince far Iranian students at UCSB have of law and a former visiting the American government not to not experienced any violence but scholar of the Yale Law School. He allow the Shah to enter the U.S., have been verbally assaulted with has gathered some of the top but the U.S. government was phrases like “Go back to Iran.” women of law in California to unresponsive to his request. speak. According to Akbarzadeh and The symposium will be an all Ebadi, the Shah is the richest man 24 HOURS A DAY day lecture series from 9 a.m. to 5 in the world and has $22 billion that for your midnight snacks p.m. and will be held in the Santa he stole from the Iranian people. Cruz room of the Ventura Holiday Akbarzadeh said David Inn located on East Harbor Blvd. Rockefeller put pressure otr the v The keynote speaker will be Carter administration to grant the Justice Joan Dempsey Klein, Shah a visa. He said the reason is presiding justice of California because tfae(j^bah has investments Court of Appeals and president of with Chase Manhattan Bank. the recently formed National Akbarzadeh also stated that the Association of Women Judges. Shah has a personal lobby in the Participating speakers and their U.S., consisting of Rockefeller, Hollister in Ellwood' lecture topics will include Andrea Henry Kissinger, Senator Henry & 7390 Calle Real : Ordin, the third woman in history Jackson, and Senator Barry to hold the office of attorney for the Goldwater. U.S. Department of Justice. “In a The two Persian students sup­ very powerful position,” said port Khomaini and do not object to Pulle, “her responsibilities include his refusal to meet a U.S. envoy supervising over 500 lawyers.” Her last week. Akbarzadeh said that lecture is entitled “Women and the the Ayatollah does not trust the (Please turn to p.8, col.4) envoy because of one of its LEGAL HASSLES? • Automobile Accidents • Insurance Claims • Worker's Compensation • Criminal Defense No Charge for Initial Consultation Law Office of John Henry Hunter, Esq. A Holiday Sale 3 West Carrillo, Suita 11,965-4601 Beginning Near the Transit Canter SATURDAY, NOV. 10th for one week only. t* m _y nexus Substantial discounts Michelle Togut on the finest clothing Editor-in-Chief Karlin J. 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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1979 PAGE 4 DAILY NEXUS Poor Diplomacy... The occupation of the U.S. Embassy in Iran by militant Iranian students, and the holding of 60 American hostages is unraveling as major test for both Giving Volcker Alternatives the Iranian and American governments and their By ROBERT LEKACHMAN Shapiro, at his word when, just before driving away respective populations. Paul Volcker, our home-grown Savonarola at the from a Business Council meeting in his black Each side is locked into an untenable position; Federal Reserve, is at it again. Recently he warned limousine, he told a reporter that he was ready to positions which seem to demand a diplomatic victory to his parishioners, courtesy of the Joint Economic accept short-run sacrifices, the better to vanquish the maintain the government’s credibility. A loss in the eyes Committee, that “The standard of living of the inflation dragon. How can Shapiro and his friends, associates and -of the public may result in a weakening of either average American has to decline. I don’t think you can escape that.” Certainly Volcker and his subordinates enlist in this great crusade? Well, here government’s authority. colleagues, busily sponsoring the depression of 1980, are three possibilities. In the wake of the Napoleonic With this in mind, it becomes a difficult task in wars, the great English economist David Ricardo, himself a rich man and a substantial landowner, prescribing paths to follow to victory in this deepening Robert Lekachman is Distinguished Professor of advocated a tax on wealth to retire the British crisis. We abhor the Iranian action for its illegality. We Economics, Lehman College, the City University of national debt and counter the dangerous inflation New York, and a member of The Nation’s Editorial are also angered by the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomaini’s which lingered even after Waterloo. Why not, then, a Board.______decision to condone the action. one- percent levy on stocks, bonds, objets d’art and Iran is embroiled in near anarchy and Khomaini does cannot be faulted for their role in arranging for the liquid assets? Just to encourage the American not have a solid power base. With the resignation of inevitable to occur sooner rather than later. majority, I’d exempt the first $75,000 of assets from Iran’s civilian cabinet on Tuesday, Khomaini’s power is As a loyal American economist, I do my best to help my tax. in serious question. Backing this takeover may help him my leaders. First, then, a reminder for Volcker. If this modest notion is too radical, how about Some Americans, quite a few of them, are already restoring some of the lost progression in the personal legitimize his power base. tightening their belts. This year’s typical union income tax and closing a few of the more flagrant Unfortunately, in the long run, his decision will contract increased wages 7.6 percent, a bit less than loopholes? At the end of the Korean War, personal become a major diplomatic blunder. Allowance and 'two-thirds of the inflation rate. A decline in real income tax rates ranged from 20-91 percent. support of the takeover of the United States Embassy wages of four to five percent should reassure our Solicitous Congresses have reduced that spread to 14- goes against international morality. This can be seen by hero. In my suffering metropolis, the Big Apple itself, 50 percent on earned income and 14-70 percent on the municipal unions have been making do somehow property income. the numerous offers of countries wishing to intervene. with four percent annual pay hikes. In California, Here is a third possibility. Walter Heller has This includes the Palestine Liberation Organization, Proposition 13 has diminished living standlrfli'ffiiP suggested a $30 billion slash in Social Security taxes. which Iran has supported voiciferously. consumers of public services such as libraries and This excellent proposal would reduce inflationary At the crux of the issu e is the safety of the 60 Am erican summer schools. New York state has not increased pressure by increasing take-home pay and reducing hostages. President Carter has few means to exert cash grants to welfare recipients since 1974 — yes, I business costs at a single stroke. But even better said 1974. Out of the notorious kindness of his heart, would be conversion of Social Security into a pressure upon Iran. After holding out on allowing the Mayor Edward Koch has asked for a ten-percent progressive tax, very low on the initial $10,000 of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi to enter the country, he increase which, students of the legislature agree, he earnings and very high on the rewards of the more must how uphold his decision not to deliver the Shah to is unlikely to get. But, then, he is not trying very fortunate. Iran. To do so could be seen as a loss by the American hard. The Federal Reserve, which is apparently public. Military action is strategically unfeasible due to Next, a suggestion about how the ambit of sacrifice operating the only economic policy in Washington, is can be widened. I may be naive, but I am willing to well launched on programs that will distribute the the open location of Tehran and the embassy. Thus, the believe that the rich, like the rest of us, have feelings. costs of fighting inflation with outrageous inequity. U.S. does not carry a lot of leverage in this situation. Prick them and they will bleed. Club them and they The sooner paralyzed liberals in Congress and One action Carter has taken is to make Iranian will bruise. Speak harshly to them and they will sulk. elsewhere wake up to the situation, the better for all students report to immigration officials to verify that Therefore, I take Du Pont’s head man, Irving of us, and the officeholders in particular. they have not violated their visas. We do not feel this is a diplomatically sound policy. It is liable to further in­ furiate the anti-American sentiment in Iran, the con­ sequence feared most in the United States.' I t i i t i r : We feel Carter must continue diplomatic efforts to end this tense situation. But we urge Americans to keep the situation in perspective. One cannot deny that this Bias in BeygrHills terrorist action is in itself a political forum for militant Iranian students, who wish to see the Shah tried for his Editor, Daily Nexus: also condoning the organized situations amount to high gover­ The fieverly Hills Police violence against the . Iranian nment officials acting irrespon­ crimes against the Iranian people. The Shah is a Department had pledged to arrest demonstrators. In this light, sibly and giving senseless violence political criminal in Iran, and as such that country’s anyone engaged in unlawful Mayor Aronberg and City and lawlessness an official demand for his return is a legitimate request. demonstrations on Friday, Nov. 9, Manager Kreins are no better than blessing. We hope the American public will not overreact. We 1979. They did not live up to this the Ayatollah Khomaini in his Sadly, this childish and useless feel that through diplomacy, this dilemma will be pledge. Instead, they allowed support of the takeover of the U.S. violence, supposedly on behalf of motorcycle gangs, members of the Embassy in Tehran. Both (Please turn to p.5, col.l) resolved and that clear thinking attitudes must be Jewish Defense League, and other maintained in the U.S. so as not to endanger the 60 assorted hoods and morons to hostages. engage in a violent demonstration against what would have been a Fighting Hatred peaceful (though illegal) demonstration by a group of Editor, Daily Nexus: Do you know any Iranians?” I ...Worse Reply Iranians. The police stood by as the Crudely lettered xeroxed signs asked him. hoods threw pipe fittings and began appearing around Isla Vista “No, I don’t. They’re all a bunch “I could ruin the future for those 60 hostages in the slugged, kicked and spat on the on Thursday — “Arabs and of cocksuckers and should be sent embassy in Iran by just transmitting what I saw out there. Iranians. Then they moved in and Iranians Go Home.” In the af­ back home. Do you know what they Don’t those people realize what they’re doing? Don’t they arrested, for the most part, only ternoon I encountered a young do to Americans over there? We know what they do here affects what happens there?" the Iranians. man with a stapler and a few ought to do the same to them.” Seyed Ahmad, Iranian reporter on the scene in Beverly In condoning the actions of the hundred such signs in front of I took down his sign. It was a Hills, (reported in theL.A. Times Nov. 10) police, officials of the city Mayitas. “It must take a lot of gesture against hatred. He stalked government of Beverly Hills are hatred to put up that many signs. back and began haranguing me As early as last Wednesday, public outcry at the about the “cocksucking Arabs and Iranian situation began taking shape in America. Within their friends.” He had apparently California, many college campuses became arenas of seen some atrocity televised from confrontation between American and Iranian students. Tehran. He was thin, average height, with dark hair — with a tan On Friday, California and the entire nation was he could have passed for one of the witness to the violent clashes in Beverly Hills. One Arab students I know. Yet he saw hundred thirty-six Iranians and supporters were them all as one single, oil­ arrested and jailed, as were 14 Americans. In addition hoarding, menacing mass which some members of the media were temporarily detained, had aroused his anger to the point of pogrom. and in some instances, brutalized by the police. I tried to explain about the These facts underlie our anger at the announcement Ayatollah, the personal in­ by Beverly Hills Mayor Charles Aronberg condoning the dependence of the individual behavior of that city’s police. If the Iranian protestors Persian, and how many of them had been taken into custody, with the intention of are themselves refugees from the new government. I suppose you protecting their safety from the mob of angry can imagine how that went. Americans, then we could acquiesce with the police “You would think it is your behavior. country rather than our country,” But this was never the intent. The police action must I told him. be condemned for its ferocity. In the same breath we "Your country?” “No, everyone who lives here.” must also condemn those who participated in the anti- He stapled his sign up and Iranian demonstration. Both groups displayed threatened me, if he found his ignorance of the implication of their actions. signs taken down. “Do you think Settling the Iranian situation will require the utmost I’ll be the only one taking them in American diplomacy. The continuance of violent down?” “You’re the only one I know of. If actions such as what transpired in Beverly Hills Friday, I catch you on the street at will complicate diplomatic efforts to ensure the safe night...” release of the 60 hostages. I laughed and took down his sign If anyone questions the possibility that Bevqr again. He left shouting and shaking and father similar eruptions rnayujftj ^ vows. ms ....( fi : ; his ¡stapler, at m$.. Good junior ¡s W>;,lf. t f i n s t Ameridttii ¡fives; < Should1 H&ti i ¡4nzhai llliiiliiiiiS if .mu m ersi .ktuk w m -.. their prophetic value may be realized all too soon. nHOHiiitmmiu»R«U2UîïinfHÎTOM?3JWOTlî« MONDA Y. NOVEMBER 12. 1979 D AILY NEXUS PAGES DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau

NO UPPING , SALT Realism OPYOUKNOU M ANY DOES DUKE STARVED HE MENTION KEEPING JOUR­ ME IN THEM? Editor, Daily Nexus: nuclear powers did follow the U.S. NALS A PEW YEARS BACK. ■VB When I read the Nov. 2 letter example of completely disarming BRENNER? from the two chairpersons from their nuclear forces. Would this Students Against Nuclear solve all the world’s problems? Escalation, (SANE), I witnessed a This would mean that the first display of the shortsightedness and organization or nation-state to thoughtlessness that pervades our develop a bomb, and they are not society today. These two men who all that hard to make, would be are advocating worldwide atomic able to rule the world and do as it disarmament need to sit down and pleses. What if it were an Adolf think about what they are saying. Hitler? What if Idi Amin was the Should this country adhere to their only one with a nuclear bomb? . cooperation between the two existing nuclear weaponry. these things with an open mind suggestions, and I hope to God we What if it was the PLO or the nuclear superpowers. I However, neither do any thinking, instead of ignorantly spouting off never will, what would we gain? KKK? The term “total disar­ desperately hope that more of this intelligent people. It does set limits ideas that not only make no sense, Would the Soviets disarm? Would mament’’ sounds very pleasing sort of “Bullshit” continues, and on nuclear escalation and even but are extremely dangerous. If the Chinese? Would all the other and sensible but when one really continues on a larger scale. SALT requires the dismantling of a they do, hopefully they will realize nuclear powers? The whole world looks at it, one finds that it is a also gives us reassurance that the number of systems. It is not a that their efforts, if directed would become prey for the Soviets critically dangerous idea. “inhuman entity”, a term SANE magic treaty that will ensure elsewhere, could indeed help bring and it is quite obvious that they The SANE chairpersons referred uses in reference to the govern­ eternal peace but it is definitely a our planet closer to a state of long- would take advantage of this. It is to the SALT treaty as “Bullshit’’. ment of this country, is indeed step towards a safer world. lasting peace and worldwide un­ the nuclear arsenal of the U.S. that The fact is, however, that SALT human and is as concerned with It is absolutely crucial that derstanding. keeps much of this world from realistically seeks to prevent the well being of humanity as the people like SANE think hard about Steve Baughman totalitarianism whether we like it nuclear escalation and make the rest of us are. or not. world a safer place for its It is true that SALT does not call Now, suppose that all other population. It is an act of for total disarmament of all LOOK: IT'S NATIONAL LAMPOON'S Newsprint Nuisance NOVEMBER LOVE ISSUE Editor, Daily Nexus: We all owe the Nexus our deepest Recreation Trailer, the Office of Three cheers for the Nexus! The appreciation and g$ftti&^§br>Its Student Life, and showed the world initial threats posed by the UCSB staff has saved us all; sheltered us that they had the NUKE at UCSB Racquetball Club have been th­ from irreparable harm. The entire Club Day. warted through clever journalistic campus was threatened with in­ The Racquetball Club was craftsmanship! formation concerning meetings of counting its chickens. The conquer The UCSB Daily Nexus staff is a band of far-left terrorists who of UCSB was at hand but thanks to compsed of brilliant, concerned, have recently organized with a sole advanced editorial engineering, all-perceiving and generally with- intent: to play racquetball. The the club lost the Battle of the it folks. Every day they manage to group was growing. It had enlisted Nexus. A bevy of “no space produce a paper that informs the scores of hard-core addicts and availables” and “Sorry, we must student populaton on every through subversive coercion have replaced its” resounded and relevant issue and occurrance tactics had also warped the minds when the smoke cleared the worldwide. Where would we, the of dozens of unsuspecting novices Racquetball Club was left ignorant, be if the Nexus didn’t tell of both genders. This club (wobld struggling for breath. Thank you us who, what, why, where, when you believe such barbarians could Daily Nexus but... and how the next guru was going to refer to themselves as a club?) Take fair warning. Over forty lecture on astral travels? established battle fronts at the healthy members' still survive. They are building their challenge ladders, organizing big -tour­ Hatred naments and making money. They This issue of National Lampoon contains some pretty may once again pose a threat to the (Continued from p.4) spicy material. Some people unused to such spicy network news. Someone has to livelihood and well-being of the fanaticism. I thought about caution against the war-like mania humor had to drink glass after glass of water while following him and systematically members of the campus com­ reading the love issue. which is flaring up. In America, we munity. Unless the Daily Nexus is removing his signs. But he does don’t have to resort to anonymous You can learn alot about all kinds of love from have his right for expression and willing to meet all of their the November issue. If you're really ignorant, you can poster, anti-poster and counter­ demands (Is one article too much he did seem rather too glad to have poster campaigns; we have the learn one hell of a lot. ah individual to focus his anger on. to ask?) they are going to drop the But don't take our word for it. Pick up a copy at newspapers — where people who NUKE. Are you guys going to print There are those in Iran who we your bookstore or newsstand today. And if you get feel strongly enough about threats this letter? have every right to fear and defend to their friends can state their some kind of a disease, don't blame us. You picked ourselves against. But you never Jay Zellmer up the magazine. It's your fault. beliefs and sign their names. UCSB Racquetball Club see Arab students studying on Boyd Crow Beverly Hills (Continued from p.4) Tehran, the city of Beverly Hills the 60 American hostages in and its police department will have Tehran, will only hurt their to share the blame with those chances of being released “patriots” who took part in this unharmed. If any retaliation is dangerous vigilante action. ’«cuf, taken against the Americans in Paul R. Findley

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NOVEMBER 12. 1979 S After five fairly unimaginative justify the volume, but the songs, Ford pauses, possibly drummer (Ricky Lawson), at feeling guilty, and asks the least, has finally abandoned his audience, “What do you think—is funk long enough to put out a ACTS ANC LEH UC there a market for this kind of smooth blues beat. Ferrante’s PA TTI PRICHARD - ARTS EDITOR music?” “Rock and roll” is the piano leads are sincere, too. If rhetorical response from the cheap Ford and band will focus on the seats. Typically, Ford’s style of blues and some original rock in guitar playing is competent, but future gigs, they might well Palmer’s Rock ’n Reggae his moves and grimaces lead one develop a realistic following that By RICH ZIMMERMAN and Boz Scaggs have succeeded to expect something just a bit more will, in turn, create the “market” Attending a Parallax Produc­ commercially with jazz-funk, then intense. Robben Ford, un­ that they seek. tions concert at the Arlington far be it for Ford & Co. not to jump fortunately, is no Eric Clapton. “Island Recording Artist Robert without the benefits of mind- on the bandwagon. The only By song number seven, Ford’s Palmer” is introduced, and lo, the altering drugs is like driving into problem with this act is that disco- band has well established their reggae-funk rhythm is back L.A. on a hot, smoggy day without funk is, according to Billboard and predictable pattern of jazz-funk Numbers are segued right into the reinforcement of a styrofoam Rolling Stone, on its way out. But, with reggae overtones. This for­ each other, and renditions are ice chest full of cheap beer. The don’t tell this band, please, ’cause mula would have succeeded if the short and sweet. Big hit time came “wail of sound” of amplified they are trying. Ford’s vocals are band had the harmonies of Pablo early in the set, for Palmer walked amplification (Overkill Brand strong and clean, but best suited Cruise or the uniqueness of Steely right into “Every Kinda People” Stadium Concert-Size Speakers) for the blues. Russell Ferrante’s Dan. as the second number. It sounded should have been a tip-off to the keyboard leads are reminiscent of The P.A. is cranked and begins ju s t. like the record-only much, shape of things to come. the Allman Brothers, circa 1973. to throb. Ford’s guitar solos do not much louder. Although this production was From whatever angle Palmer’s considered part of the “Secrets show was viewed, it looked sharp. Tour, ’79,” it was no secret, after While staging and lighting were three numbers, where Robben superb (kudos to Colin Fellel), the Ford and Band were coming from. sound simply didn’t have the soul, A Bad CaseofRobt. Palmer. Since Pablo Cruise, Steely Dan, inspiration, or the variation to elicit much more than the automatic stoned yells Hewlett-Packard acknowledging the fact that no one was letting on that they were Thanks You getting anything less than their full for interviewing with us. ticket’s price worth of enjoyment. Thirty-five minutes into his set, Palmer offers us “something soothing,” and it’s a virtual HEWLETT Jipi PACKARD duplication of the recorded version An Equal Opportunity Employer Special Announcement: RED SHIFT, featuring ex- of “Give Me an Inch, Girl.” The music is turned up so loud by this Doors guitarist Robby Krieger (second from right), will time, though, that it’s difficult to We look forward to seeing you again January 30 & 31 be appearing at the FUBAR tonight. Opening the show discern who’s leading when and Watch for dates for our next campus interviews. will be THE TAN. Don’t miss it! what exact instruments are put­ ting forth the sounds (guitar, Moog, keyboards?). At (his point, people are walking out, shaking their heads and holding their ears. “The fact that they won’t do anything about it (i.e., the sound amplification) stinks,” one lady laments. Another long-time Palmer fan comments, “I don’t think that the people who came to this concert expected it to be this loud. His older stuff wasn’t like this.” At 10:45, the sound is actually turned down for “Sailing Shoes,” which (just like on the album) segues into “Sneakin’ Sally Through the Alley.” The mix is clean half way through until, for some unaccountable reason, the volume is once again raised. Finally, after a quick band in­ troduction, the last song of the set, “Bad Case of Loving You,” is turned up louder still! Rumor has it that the decibel meter was pegging 130! Two-thirds of the main floor remains to clap and sing along with Palmer’s rendition of his only Top-40 hit. At 11 p.m. Palmer says, “Thank you, good night,” and the folks in the back rows, who have had enough, leave without waiting for the encore. Fortunately, Palmer returns in three minutes before the place empties, and gives the place a good dose of rock ’n roll as a parting shot. Louder even than “Bad Case,” Palmer runs through “Jealous” and people walk out singing along, “You know, it makes me want to feel...(deaf). ” Palmer segued “Jealous” into, appropriately enough, “You’re Gonna Get What’s Cornin’.” Hopefully, he’s not talking about a LETS TALK hearing aid.

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For the fourth SHAG sponsors the UNICEF by lack of nutrition in the for­ consecutive year, the Student program because it is one of the mative years.” Dietrich feels that saddened tog same Korean students, dhtthto members, Hunger Action Group sponsored a most politically neutral efforts of helping children is a universal asd s&teUec&ats who wore suppressed under the despotic Park Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF in Isla international concern. Also, concern. He believes that although Regime, said UCSB student Young Chan Bo. Vista. children are often the last to the real aid comes from govern­ “Many Americans can’t understand why the republic mourns over Approximately 40 UCSB receive aid in the Third World. ments, efforts like Trick-or-Treat the death of Park. The event was sad because Park was a symbol of students took a group of children “The parents are fed first,” for UNICEF can set the trend for aur nation,” said Your®, who helped organise the recent anti-Park door to door through the com­ Dietrich explained, “They have to the world’s attitude toward helping ipmanstrathm in front of the U<ÉSÍÉ munity to collect funds for starving go out and work. Yet children are the hungry. Rut Young admitted that moat Koreans have mixed feelings children. This year, the efforts toward the deader Park ‘‘We never meant that ktodof tragedy. We produced between $600 and $700. didn’t want to take hitman He. On the Other band, many «Blitted “You wouldn’t expect such a JQ5EPU KsEMPT under Park’s regime, so looking beyond the personal aspect, the good response from a low income assassination may be a beginning step towards the peaceful free community like I.V.. Maybe HAIRGq sock#-'|||^ieen (^atpiing they’re more aware of people baÍR cattíng & baÍR/skín carze needs In Isla V ista ¡liMáMftSuag H Shh| president of the Korean Students Association, hurting,” said SHAG member 956 Erobawcaòewo del Nowte agreed with Young saying, “Park’s death itself is bad, but the Gary Dietrich. Dietrich said that _ B y Appointment: 685-1209 the group was rarely turned down. next to S.O.S. ______■The recent chain of events resulting in Park’s df»th may be the He believes another reason for this turning point in Korean history-according tflToung. Although the is because of the personal element military hafltaken over theceadtryv ft Is proceeding wito'^ution of the program. “People can relate because iti^ p c e d with a dilem m a,^»id Young, much better to a face than to an Goleta “No matter what their beliefs, the military is avoiding any radical impersonal phone call or mailing.” o p o o g o o Q O Q P O O O O O O P O O P rtoaoges, They are concerned right now with keeping the status quo." Despite the typical Halloween Young said he was encouraged by what to has seen and heard Urns atmosphere in I.V., the group was 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 I f Iff far. “The military believes that toe constitution written by Park not disturbed. “People seemed to SKATING ROLLER DISCO should he changed, since it was only written specifically for Ins sober up pretty fast when we told Mon.-Fri 3-6 pm Fri.&Sat. 11:30 p.m.-l:30a.m. regiisIft-The military seii& ifffhe aware of the<$|pbiem8 and will them we were collecting for Sat. & Sun. 12 pm-5pm hopefully move towards a democratic, civilian government.” starving children.” Dietrich said. Evenings 8-1 lpm Park, ruler of toe Republic of South Korea stocel9$Lwa&Jtoet6da SHAG presented a UNICEF dinner party by Kim Jae Kyu, chief of his own intelligence service, in drive at the Devereux school for 968-4392 Between the Chevron i p J p iaaia ed by as an “hhdifcnt-” the first time this year. An 6466 Hollister Ave. Station and the But toe assassination! which included toe death of Park’s chief educational program was Corner of Hollister & Los Carneros GOLETA VALLEY NEWS presented to the children and then they were given UNICEF boxes. A third version of toe murder story, a “semiofficial” account Besides SHAG members, the according to Time magazine, claims that Kim tried to persuade Halloween group included General Chung Seung Hwifctoe Army chief of *t*ff and martial law members of the Alpha Phi Omega, commander, to Join the conspiracy, declare martial law and a new service fraternity on mobilize certain military sources, presumably for the purpose of campus, as well as members of the 4 + The Chinese of America, taking over the country. ' - ' ' ■ Gaucho Christian Fellowship, Although the Park regime was supposed to be a democracy, once University Church and other 1785 to Today: Park accumulated power he persona^? rewrote the constitution of concerned students. T (A New Approach) Korea, aUowi^i&mselftoihe eligible tor hhHhne presidency Ac­ SHAG is a group of UCSB k cording to the Korean Students Association, Park oppressed citizens students concerned with starving people in today’s world. They are ■ Labor rights,’ written into toe constitution, were ignored as mu interested in domestic as well as impediment to economic growth and national security. The kind of overseas starvation. The group By JACK CHEN labor rights enjoyed by Americans are "just a dream within a sponsors fundraisers and Author of “Inside the Culture Revolution” dream” in Korea according to the KSA. educational programs to aid and to During the past 30 years, American taxpayers have paid billions of make people aware of the problem. dollars in aid to Smith Korea. Yet. the KSA claims that President There are 20 active members in Nov. 12th, Monday, 2:30 PM Carter, who an emphatically advocates human rights, has com- SHAG who participate in projects * Ellison Room 2824 pletely ignore&Jhe issue in South Korea, Through their demon­ throughout the year. Nearly 1000 Asian American Studies Lecture Series stration, toe KSA asked toe American government to stop support of additional students take part in A toe Park regime and to give aids with appropriate conditions con- some SHAG activity during the year. Interested people are en­ couraged to attend one of the

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kesb fm PAGE 8 DAILY NEXUS MONDA Y. NOVEMBER 12. 1979 Evangelical Orthodox Church M arcello (Continued from p.l) 'Mastroianni communication and in most cases will influence the members who ex-church members suspect that of excommunication, the merriers now hold public office. " ‘WIFEMISTRESS’ is an several leaders in the EOC have of the church are told not to in­ Church leaders Ballew and incredible film. SHEER EXCELLENCE. SUPERB cWjfèn\istres^ the charisma, the following and the teract with the excommunicants. Sparks deny that they will tell their DIRECTION.'' -ABC -TV inclination to assume total control Until February of this year when members in office how to vote, yet over the church. the Evangelical Orthodox Church Ballew added, “We’re going to use The Evangelical Orthodox was formed as a national our influence any way we can.” Church is a recently formed ' denomination, a group of Stating that the EOC is only w 966-4045 national denomination.' Its center associated churches around the interested in promoting the GRANADA of power is located in IsUf Vista ^oulhtfyT made up the New common good, Ballew added, “We and it is governed by a council of 19 Covenatit Apostolic Order. What is stand for what is right and what is bishops. Five of theses bishops, now the Santa Barbara Diocese of good.” allegedly the most important ones, the EOC was previously known as Gary McFarland was asked MARLON BRANDO live in Isla Vista. the Grace Catholic Church of Isla before his election to the Goleta In each diocese, the EOC Vista. Water Board how independently he operates within a hierarchy of In 1977, Jack Watts was a would execute his duties in the face TH A N K S FOR authority: bishops, elders, deacons member of the Grace Catholic of possible pressure from the ’YANKS’... and the laity. Membership in the Church in Isla Vista. Watts church elders. While McFarland — Gene Shalit NBC TODAY SHOW church is dependent upon sub­ became concerned with the effects acknowledged that people had mission to the system. of so much pressure on the been excommunicated for not YANKS In his pamphlet “Coming in from members of the church and the submitting to authority, he denied A UNIVERSAL PICTURE I S ) the Cold,” Ballew discusses the church itself. In a letter written to that he would let the church run his concept of “church government.” Jon Braun, a bishop of the office saying that if a conflict arose Essentially, Ballew feels the denomination, Watts addressed he would “have to step out of office r KTYD Film FttUvN church’s role in guiding its flock is these concerns and appealed to the totally.” 7:00 T H E CONCERT FOR leaders of the church. . l,66‘9J8i. BANGLADESH" ineffective without authority. Before Sparks joined the T

Featuring the Music of The Spinners. cake, right? Loretta Lynn. The Sytvers, and more* IOWMAR A. Not necessarily. LSAT If you're majoring in engineering or another technical area, we would expect you to do better on the test than an Inner Mongolain and S p fii Cultural Arts major, but you won't hear us telling anyone that the test is easy. The NOQT is an aptitude exam dealing w ith number and letter 1 comparison, instrumental interpretation, word analogy, practical ■ j judgement, mathematical reasoning, and mechanical comprehension ¿ t o r t i n e v S S i f i - involving gears, levers, pulleys, fluids, etc. For those interested in an GMÄT aviation program, there is an extra section dealing with aircraft orientation. Amity The Navy Officer Information Team wM be administering the test on campus Nov. 12-16 at I a.m. Review Seminars Tests will be scored immediately and an Officer will be available to 1S student average elees size discuss your results and the various programs you may want to Team teaching technique consider. Convenient weekend ciaste* Taking.tbe. Axam nvno way obligates yop,fq the Navy, but it just EXCLUSIVE MATH REFRESHER might tell you'. something about yourself. Come in and give it a shot -» Jor adults who can count j you blight even pasti' ; r ( i i . ' f 'll j y n i u r - j ni !*‘'ì H Ititi WFIR 800 243 4767 PAGE9 MONDAY. NOVEMBER 12. 1979 DAILY NEXUS

' :‘r .. 'biVv* V ‘ * * *' ' 5 ' . . ’ : t1 • ...... • .. -.' t- . '* * ; * . Winning Weekend: Two League Titles Won Spikers Win Third Straight SCAA Crown 1Runners Run Up Another ByDAVELOVETON Tomorrow, they will travel to Saturday, UCSB will again take to After being ambushed at Cal Malibu for a 7:30 p.m. meeting the road for a season-ending match Title Under Coach of Year State Northridge earlier this year with non-league rival Pepperdine, versus nationally- ranked USC a team the Gauchos defeated with the victor gaining important by a vocal crowd, the U.C. Santa the honor of the PCAA cham­ earlier at home. Friday marks the status for the upcoming regional For the second straight year, Barbara women volleyballers pionship, but coach Tom Lionvale last home game and the last league competition at San Diego State UCSB won the PCAA cross country were not about to let it happen was named PCAA cross country game against Cal Poly Pomona. Nov. 23 and 24. championship and a chance to go again. The end result was sweet coach of the year. revenge over the team that broke to the Rational championships in ■ H I the NCAA Region 8 Division I In the race, UCSB collected 39 the Gauchos’ 26-game winning points, ten points less than second streak in league play. Championships at Stanford this past Saturday. place Fresno State who scored 49. Saturday’s win also clinched (Please turn to p.ll, col.l) Santa Barbara’s third straight Not only did UCSB runners win Southern California Athletic Association title. Northridge came into Robertson Gym with thoughts of psyching the

Gauchos out again by bringing * ® 1978 CP.C.S.. INC. their entourage of rowdy sup­ porters. But UCSB fans were NEW EARLY ABORTION prepared and after the Gauchos PREGNANCY TESTING • GENERAL ANESTHESIA (ASLEEP) jumped on top 11-0 in the first • NEW TEST CONFIRMS PRE6NAJICY OR LOCAL ANESTHESIA game, the Matador fans quieted WITHIN A FEW M TS OF CONCEPTION •1 LOW EH — INCLUDES LAB down considerably. UCSB won the (RESULTS WHILE YOU WAIT; TESTS. COUNSELING. SURGERY. match in three straight games 15-2, NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY) MEDICATIONS. 0 POST­ 17-15 and 15-9. •ENEE IICC PREGNANCY TESTINO OPERATIVE EXAM “I expected to win,” said fifth- •'CONFIDENTIAL 4 PERSONAL [•FOR INFORMATION OR APPOINTMENT' year Gaucho head coach Kathy CARE Gregory. “But we didn’t play our Santa Barbara 9 66 -15 8 5 • MEIN-CAL A STUDENT HEALTH best. It was important for us to win tatara 659-0040 INSURANCE ACCEPTED that second game. ’ ’ The second game was definitely California Pregnancy Counseling Service. Inc. the tinning point of the match. 14 W. Mlcheltorena S t • Santa Barbara After Santa Barbara had 3160 E. Telegraph Ftd. • Ventura dominated the first game, 15-2, Northridge came back to take a 7-0 lead in game two. UCSB then proceeded to outscore the Matadors 7-1 to tie things up 8-8. From that point on, the score changed hands five times before DRIVE-IN THEATRES two straight Marina Schiff spikes gave the Gauchos the game 17-15. After a slow start in the third '0 0 4 -8 3 7 7 game, the Gauchos built up a 104 AUDIENCES P u r p o r t DWVE-,Ni WILL advantage. With the score at 14-8, it .H o i »» m i M d F»irvM«f SIMPLY took UCSB nearly 20 minutes to CHERISH / earn that 15th point. Four side outs »lus: SILVER STREAK « BBEABKC AWAY an (breaking the other team’s serve) and four Gaucho serves later, sophomore Melissa Fisher delivered the serve with Laurel T W N DRIVflN 1 HAIN^ENT ^stm o rijl Ito*. «• * ARBRA * Clay providing the stuff block good Flying High-Freshman 5-8 outside hitter Ann Hansen 984-0400 O'NEAL « W^STREISANO for a 15-9 win. provides some smashing play, while Melissa Fisher looks I — — M Freshman Anne Hansen, junior on. UCSB clinched the SCAA league title Saturday night Plus: INLAWS Melitta Sverev and senior middle blocker Schiff all played im­ with a three game victory over Cal State Northridge. pressively for the Gauchos. Santa |D*IVMN 2 Come to Barbara is now 8-1 in league play at R e tto g li/Coiet CLONUS HORROR 1-9400 and 25-10 (.714) overall. The Jim m y Cliff in and get scared out of Gauchos have three games left your wits (R) with all three scheduled for this Plus: PSYCHIC week. The Harder They Come FOR THE GREATESTIN DOUBLE FEATURE FILMS! Swim Team Rolling Stone Movie of the Takes Second Year. By ERIC BIDNA Tues. Nov. 13 • Chem. 1179 After finishing second in the 6:30 8:3010:30 «$1.50 SCAA relays this past Saturday at the campus pool, the UCSB women’s swim team and their coach, Inge Renner, did not feel dejected about losing to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. After all, UCSB won five of the 15 events, qualified two relay teams for Nationals and was up against a Cal Poly team which was well- 960 Embarcadère Del Norte tala Vieta 96S-3S66 prepared for these relays which opened the women’s swim season. NOW THRU TUESDAY! “SLO was shaved, rested, “ It represents some of the finest work Fellini has tapered and wore very fast swim ever done—which also means that it stands with suits. They were up for this meet,” the best that anyone in films has ever achieved.” said coach Renner. —Time Magazine 7:00 Tapering usually occurs for THINK LESS THAN 20/20 important matches, as it makes the swimmers rested and im­ EYESIGHT WILL KEEP YOU proves times. n OUT OF THE MOST ADVANCED In comparison, UCSB was 9:00 AIRCRAFT IN THE WORLD? mentally prepared, but they did INGMAR BERGMAN’S not prepare as well as SLO. ...WRONG!! “For this first meet, we did weights the night before. For a CRES WHISPERS first meet, we did a real good job,” If you want to get to the top in aviation, the Navy 7:00 Renner said. STARTS» is the way to go. Wo offer unlimited opportunities (Pleaseturntop.il, col.l) WEDNESDAY! 10:00 as pilots and Naval Flight Officers. Lets you fed good As a pilot, you’ll be trained to fly the most ad­ ¿isms without feeling bad. vanced jets ever developed. As a Naval Flight X ) m 0 m VNBttB 17 MaNTTIB Officer, you’ll operate the sophisticated weapon — T H E A L L N E W ------Emmanuel le systems, computers and advanced electronics. As either, you’ll wear the wings of Naval Aviation. Hie Jogs To see if you can qualify and to inquire about an .indoctrination flight ip a Na.Yy T-34, see the Naval ofaWMiuui1 ima f ti n-vj’ hn j tit * if »W .*»i jrjev' K ...... ! }iii jj u'Aka^nMe3>)^n!^i»y« on caifl$i&! t ...... i1' ...jtothinebwroinifhfcdscoodjMif >«:3SÜ< f ’ •* ... in. < ir> <»:■ p .jj UiUUM ir m i!' PAGE 10 DAILY NEXUS MONDA Y. NOVEMBER 12. 1979

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By MAURA K. DALY ford game. UCSB had a 12 game Snyder said. has given up in one game all Snyder thought Cal, which UCSB “We made so many dumb winning streak and for the Stanford dominated the game season long. They also didn’t score split with, would probably be mistakes we didn’t deserve to National title. The first time the throughout, and UCSB was always on any fast breaks, which is seeded number one in the NCAA win,” said a dejected water polo two teams played earlier in the forced to play catch up. “There another season first. tournament. He also said that he coach Pete Synder about his season the game ended in a 4-4 tie. were a couple of points when we One player did play a very good believed that UCSB and Stanford team’s 12-8 loss to defending NCAA The stands were packed with thought we could come back, but game. Senior Greg Boyer scored would be seeded second, and third. champion Stanford. Stanford fans for Saturday’s game, then they would get a key turnover. five of UCSB eight goals. Dave Overall, the weekend wasn’t and the Stanford band and pom We were within one point for a lot Hendrickson, Woody Lavayen, and totally dissappointing. UCSB pom girls were out in full force, of the game,” said Snyder. Dave Philips each scored one. “We are going to work on our played three games, all at -the making it obvious that UCSB was “We were making stupid errors, “Stanford has improved since fast break before the PCAA and Stanford pool. On Friday they beat indeed on enemy territory. thoughtless passes that they would our first game with them, and they the NCAA. We also have to realize UC Davis 14-6, and Saturday af­ “The Stanford crowd was large, steal. There were also ten tur­ played a good game. I just wish we we aren’t going to be playing at ternoon they drowned Pacific 15-6. but the really good teams should novers, which is twice as many as would have given them some real home anymore. It’s hard, but we Still, the game everyone was maintain their poise. The crowd usual,” Snyder said. competition. We really handed just have to play more mentally looking forward to was the Stan­ shouldn’t be entering their minds,” Twelve goals is the most UCSB them that win,” Snyder said. tough,” Snyder said. DUN ALLS ARMY & NAVY SURPLUS STORE FACTORY CLOSE-OUTS CAMPING EQUIP- RUBBER LIFEBOATS CAR, BOAT,» POOL COVERS CLOTHING - TENTS- TARPS - MEN’S WORK CLOTHES > MATTRESSES • PARACHUTES • LANTERNS ■COTS • HARDWARE •OPTICAL GOODS »STOVES • RAINWEAR • BEDDING • CANTEENS • KNAPSACKS • BOOTS > LUGGAGE • ICE BOXES • SLEEPING BAGS > AIR MATTRESSES • MESS KITS • CAMPING EQUIP. Shipping off the old blocks-UCSB placed second to Cal Poly SLO in the SCAA relays, • BACK PACKING EQUIP. • TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS which kicked off the women’s swim season. « 963-3868 UCSB Swims Behind CPSLO 415 STATE ST. MON-SAT 9 A M -6 PM SANTA BARBARA (Continued from p.9) Poerstel, Karen Stratford, Publow was edged out of first place by six- When Renner said “real good,” and Melinda Wallace. tenths of a second. that was an understatement. To With a time of 4:11.43 in the Although Cal Poly SLO was qualify for the Nationals is the medley, the UCSB team, along losing to UCSB by the sixth event, dream of aiiy red-blooded swim­ with the first place SLO team with San Luis Obispo took the lead after mer. a time of 4:10.89 shattered the that and never relinquished it. Along with Cindy Vincent, who Nationals’ qualifying time of We’re going to have some tough had qualified in an earlier in­ 4:17.52. meets with Cal Poly, some tough tersquad meet, the 800 freestyle The final team scores were Cal dual meets,” Renner said. team of Tish Publow, Bronwen Poly SLO with 70, UCSB 58, UCI42, But Renner also stated that Brindley, Nanette SLCroix and CSUN 41 and CSU Los Angeles 17. Saturday’s race was not a true test Cindy Vincent qualified, as did the But the team scores are of the best team. “Cal Poly beat us 400 yard medley team of Nancy misleading. For one, they do not on sprints. I haven’t even started take into account the race in which to work on sprints, ” Renner said. they Gauchos were disqualified — Harrier Crown the 200 yard freestyle relay — after Although UCSB lost this race, (Continued from p.9) jumping the gun. Renner is not worried about the Long Beach State was third with 56 They also don’t mention the 400 league title. While UCSB was points. medley relay, in which the two top favored Saturday, “I won’t be Tim Holmes of Fresno placed teams, CPSLO and UCSB both worried later on in the season first in the PCAA, 13th overall in qualified for Nationals and UCSB (about SLO),” Renner said. ■the combined Pac 10-PCAA race, with 31:16.0. Over the 10,000 meter course, Chris Hughes of UCSB placed second in the PCAA, 14th PART TIME WORK overall, with 31:18.3. Tarold Lind- For Established Business Publisher vigsnoen, a surprise from Utah State, followed in third with 31:19.8. MAKE YOUR OWN HOURS In addition, Holmes and Hughes qualified to race as individuals at between 6 am - 9 pm • 7 days a week Pennsylvania in the National Commission 10% — average *6/hr. Championships. Placing fourth in the PCAA, Joe Ebiner was UCSB’s second APPLIED CONCEPTS INC. finisher in 31:59.8. Ernie Reith was 23 W. MISSION. S.B. • 963-6581 sixth and Mark Hilton tenth with Established since 1967 32:02.3 and 32:29.7 respectively. 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ItnVTN u n i r PAGE 12 DAILY NEXUS example of cooperation between stuaents and the university,” said Alternative Housing Everette Kirkelie, a founder of LNG Quake Hazard (Continued from p .l) established by the university and Rochdale and director of housing and residential services at UCSB. (Continued from p.l) Western LNG feels that the report ministrative services and student Rochdale, with the help of CDC, in does not offer any new information order to handle the purchasing of “It’s been extremely successful in papers for the gas company. There affairs, “Every time you re­ is no longer any reason for either regarding the suitability of Pt. finance a building, the increased the coop buildings. This cor­ every way,” he added. The reaction of university ad­ rate payer or taxpayer dollars to Concepcion as the site of the LNG cost surrounding the changed poration would be annually ap­ terminal.” proved by the university, with its ministrators to the proposal was be spent considering a site that, as ownership is passed mi to the Public Utilities Commission Pizano concluded that, “The tenants in the form of higher rents. board of directors nominated by generally favorable. “The whole approach makes a lot of sense,” member Claire Dedrick said, ‘God state and federal seismic stan­ If student coops are well-managed, coop members. dards would enable the facility to said Robert Kroes, assistant vice has already disqualified’.” the coop residents can realize a Although the university would withstand an earthquake of 7.5 on own the buildings, each coop would chancellor of administrative Attorney for the Hollister Ranch lower rent.” Owners Association, George Allen, the Richter scale should one occur be leased to its residents, who services and student affairs. “It As owners of their building, has said he will move to reopen on the Santa Ynez fault.” students within the coop are would eventually have the option to gives us a balance of the kind of purchase the building after the housing we can offer.” proceedings of the Federal Energy directly responsible for the Regulatory Commission, which expiration of the mortgage. Although he was unable to attend maintenance of their complex, gave the site final approval, to thus making appeals to a landlord Begun three years ago with the Thursday’s meeting, Vice Chan­ assistance of a $2,400 grant from cellor Ed Birch was enthusiastic include the Geographical Survey or owner unnecessary. “It’s a self- Report. Allen also intends to ask help kind of program,” Newman UCSB, the Rochdale Housing Coop about coops. “I see coops as one of Recycle would serve as a model for all the few ways to move on what is the PUC to broaden the range of said. seismic investigations to be con­ future coops. becoming increasingly difficult Under the proposal, a non-profit ducted at the site. title holding corporation would be “Rochdale is an excellent situation for students, (They) have th is full support from this office. ’ ’ Spokesperson for Western LNG Although A.S. has yet to take a Terminal Assocaites, A1 Pizano, formal stand, several council told the Santa Barbara News- Paper Regents View Labs members have expressed their Press: “We still have not been able to take a look at the report, but on (Continued from p.l) ween the laboratories and cam­ support of the proposal. “I would think we should have realized that the basis of the news accounts and laboratories,” and described their puses.” On Wednesday, LLL director the housing crunch would get information we have at hand, last visit to LLL as “a learning worse each year. It should have session” for the regents. Roger Batzel gave the visitors a tour of the laboratory, allowing the been done five or ten years ago,” FREE GRE & LSAT PREPARATION On Tuesday, the visiting regents said External Vice President Jim talked to the directors and committee to talk with several The Academic Skills Center has practice sessions for GRE & LSAT management of the laboratories members of the staff. Knox. preparation. The Topics for study include: test format, test-taking The proposal is presently under about the operation of the facilities Following the tour, presen­ techniques, and methods for preparation. tations were given on several of review and revision by a com­ Nov. 12,1:00-3:00, GRE — reading & analytical and Saxon spoke to them about the mittee composed of university, Nov. 15,3:00-5:00, GRE — math relations of the laboratories to LLL’s most important projects. Nov. 16,2:00-5:00, LSAT Rochdale, CDC and A.S. each other, to DOE and to the Included were presentations on (Please enroll in advance.) their research into the gasification representatives. “I hope that we Academic Skills Center * Bldg. 477 M -F : 8-12,1-5 • 961-3269 university. will have it worked into shape According to Wilson, one issue of oil shale, laser and magnetic sometime during the course of the discussed was “how additional fusion and the biomedical aspects winter,” said Kroes. programs can be developed bet- of heavy ions. Land Plan Altered (Continued from p.l) acres of Haskell’s Beach for a state 1980 EE & CS graduates acre parcels. Kallman, claiming park. that the land is without The coastal development plan agricultural potential, urged eventually adopted by the board greater allowable density, urging closely followed a plan presented Optimum learning situation. that one-acre parcels be approved. by the local coastal program staff, The state wants to purchase the 65 with a few exceptions. Isla Vista Church... Optimum living environment. (Continued from p.8) At the EOC’s Sunday public Sparks has also written a book worship meetings, members ap­ called “The Mind Benders.” In it pear happy and dedicated. They he subjects “cults” such as the sing loud and listen attentively to Hare Krishna movement and the the sermons. “They have some Unification Church to theological wonderful people and some criticism. But one former member wonderful concepts,” said a for­ commented about the EOC, mer member, “but where I take Investigate both “They’re mind benders them­ issue is authority.” selves.” Describing the leaders of the in one on-campus interview However, even some of those church, one source said, “They are who have spoken out strongly learned men with a great deal of against the authority of the EOC talent and potential to do good. But with NCR/Sunnyvale, Calif, elders also cite the benefits of the because of their misguided church’s strong community em­ priorities, just the reverse could on Friday, NovemberIGth phasis. occur.” NCR Engineering & Manufacturing/Sunnyvale is a fast­ expanding unit of the world’s second largest computer company. We develop and produce dedicated computer systems for process control and industrial data collection applications. We have created working solutions for more than 200 Fortune 500 companies. 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