CaIPIRG: FedMart Has Lowest Prices By Jon Goelz value in staples, Vons has the competitive, a ccording to \' common grocery store FedMart for the second year in Senior Staff Writer least expensi ve processed survey coordinator David shopping items" at the eight a row. It received the base' FedMart has the lowest fruits al'ld vegeta bles, and Harris. They then announced supermarkets . Complete rating of 100.00. Gemco came in priced groceries in the San Gemco has the lowest priced that they were cutting prices of results of all the findings will be second with 102.20 (meaning Diego area, according to a processed foods . over 2000 items. published in this month's that the same amount of soon-to-be released CalPIRG The survey, compiled and This month Harri says he edition of CalPIRG Reports, groceries bought at FedMart survey of area supermarkets. made public at least once a has heard reports that produce available on campus shortly. for $100 would cost $102 .20 af The survey determines that year since 1973, has sometimes managers from one of the "The survey does increase Gemco) . shoppers, to get the best values had a direct influence on the stores with expensive fruits and . competition," said Harris. nig Bear, rated at 111.10 in possible, should l>urcha~e their prices at area stores. vegeta bles were meeting to "The stores really take it 1978, dropped to 102.40 this meat, dairy products, cereal When Alpha Beta was make their prices more seriously. It's really had an year. Alpha Beta tied for a nd bakery products, bev­ pronounced the costliest store competitive also. affect on lowering prices InSan fourth place with Food Mart in erages and non-foods frem in 1978, they displayed a poster UCSD CalPIRG members Diego." 1979 at 104.00. Vons totaled FedMart. nig Bear has the in their store window thanking designed the survey and The annual survey, con­ 104.50 , Safeway 106.00, and cheapest produce and frozen CalPIRG for informing the tabulated the results. VOlun­ ducted March 30 through April Mayfair Market was found foods, Alpha Beta has the best store that their prices were not teers compiled prices of 110 I, awarded the top honor to mo ~ t expensive at 111.70. THE GUARDIAN

University of California, San Diego ... Volume 37, Number 9 . Friday, ~prll 20, 1979 SDSU to Lose 65 Faculty Positions

Systemwi.de 'Two to Ten' Tenured Professors Will Be Cut

Council Asks By John Klock scheduled for increases, and divided about evenly between Senior Staff Writer said it is important that the across-the-board cuts in the Sixty-five faculty positions, university show that it is university's other ix colleges, 13% Faculty including from two to ten " alive" and able to grow."even to be named by the respective tenured professorships, will be in times of cutback." deans, and " programatic" cuts cut this.June atSan Di~o SLate But ~ Hunlaw ~ Dean of -COllie from five of seven Rav,-,btike in a p1an announced Tuesday by the College of Business, departments Day name d University President Thomas expressed doubt that the earlier this year to be studied By Kalhy Huffer Day. The cuts will be made jn college could expand without for po sible elimination. Associate News Editor anticipation of a four to five impairing its quality. Hungate The new plan conta ins The Academic Council percent reduction in state maintains the college is one of several compromises from his suggested to UC President funding for the system. the nation's best. He wants original " hit list" propo a \. The David Saxon a 13 percent pay In his speech to the facul~y Ph.D.'s from top schools. number of layoCCs of tenured increase for all faculty Senate, Day announced'plans to " Even private univer itie faculty will be significantly members at a meeting here increase SDSU's College of which offer higher salaries are reduced by allowing across­ Wednesday. Business by 10 to 15 p'ositions, having difficulty getting top the-board cuts, which can be The council, a committee of reducing the total number of professors. They're just not made by not rehiring tem­ the systemwide Academic positions eliminated to 50. He there. We're currently working porary faculty. By le aving Senate which meets each also proposed a new Graduate on the hiring process as rapidly parts of the departments intact, month, jOined with Saxon and School of Public Health for 1980- as we can, but I'm not sure how he also allowed majors to se veral systemwide adminis­ 81. many new positions we 'can continue their course of study, tra tors to discuss various Day cited needs for fill. " satisfying. a major objection of faculty and academic-related expansion in the programs Day's proposed cuts will be student groups to the original topics. concept. The council discussed BargainingJ!jght an Issue Day also bowed to pressure increasing faculty salaries by from the community fn naming a pproximately 13 percent no cuts from the Nursing and because "we're falling way Mechanica l Engineering behind" other universities in Striking Boston"U Faculty Settle, program, two of the ' seven their pay scale for faculty. originally named. According to Council Chair Departments which will be William Frazer, UC is 13 Clerical Strike Still Disrupts cut are industrial studies, percent behind other uni­ natural science, athletics versities in its pay scale and "is By Eric Har~1I normally, Bob Berheim of the termed "very successful," (academic credit courses) , and the farthest behind I can recall SCaff Wrl&er Boston board of trustees says persuaded administrators to a new combination of the social our being." . Boston University remains "everything's going pretty sign the contract, which will welfare and health science and As a result, UC is losing "partially disabled" as a result much as usual.. .the clerical grant faculty a thirty eight safety programs. " bright young people" from of an eight day faculty and strike should be over in a few percent raise over the next Day said he expects the among its faculty. clerical strike earlier this days and then everything will three years. The clerical university's financial diffi­ Frazer, who is a physics month, Michael McKeon of the be just as it was." workers are still trying to get culties to continue for a least a pr~essor at UCSD, has "a American Association of McKeon and Bergheim also their union contract accepted few years. Falloffs in the great deal of optJmism" that University Professors (AAUP) disagreed on the nature of the by the Board of Trustees. number of high chool and the State Leg ~ slature will at Boston said Wednesday. contract dispute. The major The negotiations represent graduate students (primarily approve a pay increase for all Classrooms continue to be point of disagreement con­ the first attempt on the part of in education), have created an state employees, which would disrupted, despite settlement of cerned sthe Trustees' surprise Boston University workers to enrollment decline th at will include all UC faculty. the strike earlier this week. rejection of a contract proposal unionize, despite a law enacted take years to reverse with Although Governor Jerry "They're holding classes out on to whi ch both faculty and in 1975 whi c h gra nte d increasing number of non­ Brown could veto a pay the lawn," said McKeon. representatives of the board of university personnel the right traditional student , he said. increase, " a great deal of " Many' faculty members a re trustees had previously agreed. to e nga g e in c ollecti ve The nation' economic troubles pressure from the labor unwilling to cross the picketing According to Be rgheim, the bar gains. . also cramp funds , and Can b movement" should convince line of the still striking clerical rejection by th e trustees was The Hi g he r Education expected to contin ue , he added. Drown to support a ise in sta workers." due to " clarification of minor Employee Re lation Act Part·tim facul ty do not The strike, which began on points." Howeve r , McKeon (HEERA) , which goe into e mployees' salar aid each count a a full position, 0 April 5, wa s an attempt by the Frazer. said the reason for the rejection effect on July 1, will grant UC the Ii mi nati on of 65 posi ti on faculty to persuade the board of . Frazer remarked that such was "a premeditated attempt employee the ri ght to vote on could mean many mor job trustees to accept a union an increase in salary would be on the pa rt of orne Trustee to wheth r or not they wish to 10 1. conformed to comply with contract negotiated earlier avoid signing a contract, and at engage in collective bar­ P reSident Carter's wage between faculty and adminis­ the same time avert a possible gaining. When Day fir t announced guidelines. tration. l~ shut down the strike." McKeon feels that the The effect HEERA will have hi " hit Ii t" earlier this year, A "surprise" subject university completely for its trustee plan backfired, and on faculty negotiations i one of hi tated objectives wa concerning the rate of overhead ration. provoked the faculty and unknown. However, a state­ to save newer profes or who expenditures for federaII y­ e McKeon's claim that clerical starr to take action. ment published in the UCSD tend to be higher quality, he (Pleae lum lO pale 5) claalles are not (unctioning The strike, which Mc~eon (PI ,urn ,.,pale 14) aid . Frt., Aprtl 20, 1171 The Gu.rdl.11 page 2 FrI". Aprtl 20, 1979 The Guardian .,.3

ODinioB.--~--~- __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Letters to the Editor ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS BRIEFS JII 11111 111 JURi · II Nuke Defense Draws Six Responses INT'L I I NAT'L I I STATE ~------~ implemented, for the reasons of In short, McBride charges Editor: reported instances of fraudu­ to span several ice ages. The lent construction reports and last Ice Age carved the economy I gave before. a nti-nuclear advocates with Ohiro: More Military SALT II Nears End I was appalled by Scott Finally, McBride argues that spreading . fear and super­ Anti-Busing Setback McBride's BUb response to the falsified inspections on safety Yosemite Valley out of solid features. No matter how good granite; what makes u's think progress will be denied if we stition. He then promulgates a WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States and the SACRAMENTO (AP) - BUSing foes suffered a current nuclear ener,y strategy which is far more ' TOKYO (AP) - Japan must increase its military the technology, such con­ that a small steel tank will discourage nuclear develop­ strength to counter a Soviet arms buildup is Asia and Soviet Union have settled perhaps the key remaining setback yesterday when the state Senate voted to c..'Ontroveny (Guanllu 4/13) . dangerous - the use of He complains vehemenUy that struction flaws cannot be withstand glacial pressure? ment. Progress is not sacred of needs as much deterrent power as possible, Prime issue in the strategic arms negotiations, but still are remove funding for a special November election on itself; it is only good if it serves reasonable-sounding but we are beiDi persuaded by overcome. This may sound silly, but the Minister Masayoshi Ohira said yesterday. not ready to sign a treaty, administration sources said busing from a $4.6 billion PropoSition 13 bailout bill. future 01' thIS planet could very . a purpose. Nuclear energy baseless aRd distorted yesterday. The upper house on Monday had voted to use about "fear and superstition:" then, information to convey the He also said in his interview with the Associated Thirdly, McBride argues that easily be contaminated by this serves no purpose but to Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet $6 million from the bill to pay for a Nov. 6 election on be ironically attempts to allay impression that he supports a Press and two other reporters that trade friction our fears with more fear, more "human error" was respon- generation's mistakes . endanger us while offering between Japan and the United States can be eased but Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin scheduled a meeting an anti-bUSing measure and a state and local sible for our latest accident, Destruction or leakage of redundant conveniences. factually-bas~d, logical probably not eliminated. for late last night to discuss the remaining government spending limit. superstition and a plethora of conclusion. It is this type of and that justifies nuclear radioactive storage could Developing nuclear power The 69Van Nuys, the pseudo-scientific assertions "just for the heck o( it" is hysteria that we should beware dlsguiaed as facts. power. Unfortunately, humans poison the earth, its water and April 30 (or summit talks with President Carter in Mindful of unanticipated issues that have arisen in author of a bill scheduling a Nov. 6 election, to remove· must build and run these ' land. Even if the technology absurd. I' m not willing to of. Washington, said the defense topic likely will arise the past to confound the negotiators, officials refused an appropriation from his proposal and cut the votes Mark Williams I take issue with McBride on reactors, so their operation will exists. again it is not being support such a gamble. then. However, observers here say trade is expected to predict when the talks might end. needed (or passage from two-thirds to a majority. six general issues. First of all be subject to human error. This ~------= ___ ---::-===-======;;;;;::;;_iiii"---, to playa larger role in the talks. be argues that the chances of is a fact of life. We cannot Ohira said whether the Soviet buildup is offensive or nuclear accidents are slight, ignore human fallibility, so the defensive, it is " a development which we cannot No SA Investigation Coastal Act In road and be refers to the "most danger of accidents is still too remain unconcerned about." widely-quoted" Rasmussen high to be acceptable. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Justice Department SACRAMENTO (AP) - A bill that could make the study, done some years ago on has no immediate plans to investigate allegations that first major inroad in California's 1976 Coastal Act by the safety of nuclear energy. Fourthly, McBride asserts Teng Criticizes US the South African government kept a secret fund to exempting 8.75 square miles in the scenic Santa Interestingly enougb, the U.S. that we have no other promote its own interests among influential Monica Mountains was sent to the Assembly floor ,overnment withdrew its alternative (uel sources but PEKING (AP) - Deputy Premier Deng Xiaoping Americans, a spokesman says. yesterday. backlnl from that study nuclear. Tha' is false. First, . Teng Hsiao-ping "came down very hard" on US The charges were made by Eschel Rhoodie, South The measure, AB 13 by Assemblyman Louis Papan, montbs a,o; critics have electrical demand is declining, relations with Taiwan during an interview with a Africa's former information director, before he D-Millbrae, could clear the way for constrnction of assailed it for years. The so the demand for nuclear Senate Foreign Relations Committee delegation vanished several weeks ago. The claims sparked a 1,850 houses in a project called Palisades Highlands rea oo! So many potential power is declining. Next, we yesterday. " He unloaded both barrels," said political scandal over the alleged use of some $100 that now lies within the area regulated by the state causes for accidents (human have several other sources of Chairman Frank Church. million to influence international public opinion in Coastal Commission. error, faulty construction, power: solar energy, geother­ Deng said the United States-Taiwan' bill South Africa's favor. A bare-majority 11-6 vote of the Assembly Ways and corrupt inspectlon) were mal energy, natural gas - the undermines the political basis for normalized Mean Co mmittee sent the bill to the floor. neglected that the study is technology for all these sources relations," the Idaho Democrat reported after a two­ useless. Numerous accidents exists now. Why aren't we using hour meeting with Deng. Sorry, Woody have occurred, proving its them? We aren't developing Test Delays Punished? . conclusions false. Incidentally, them. The energy industry has WASHINGTON (AP) - Massachusetts and New the study reported that the a very significant investment in Bomb Mars Treaty Vote York City are now the only two jurisdictions in the SACRAMENTO (AP) - If college entrance cbaRces of a reactor meltdown nuclear energy today; to shift country where drivers are barred from making right examination scores are lost or delayed, students were the same as two loaded to another source would be CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - A pa rcel bomb killed one tu rns a t red lights. should be able to sue the testing companies, a 747s coUidiDg. Th.t bappened Ca iro postal worker and injured four others in a legislator said yesterday. financially disastrous to the The District of Columbia threw in the towel less tban two years ago, utilities and to corporations relatively rlJre act of violence that marred So A semblyman John Vasconcellos, DoSan Jose, resulting in a tralic loss of life. that have sunk millions into yesterday's referendum on the peace treaty with Wednesday and reluctantly agreed to allow motorists introduced a bill that would let students collect $750 in to rna ke the turns, once it h,as a chance to post signs at Besides all tbat, one chance is nukes. Incidentally, the same Is rael. damages if test scores were lost, or $10 a day for enOUlb wilen we eonsider the companie» control the the intersections where the turn will not be allowed. delay beyood the date score were promised. consequences. development of all these sources - nuclear and its Tenure Editorial Blasted THE Secondly, McBride argues alternatives. As a final EUROPE! that tecbnology will improve alternative, , there is con­ You question the intelligence FLIGHTS Tn. ohM.,." ch.rion & ,nle Editor: is a highly secretive, almost on u.ker'. Sl99 LA / London sufficiently to cover any servation - a step which none The "idiot wind" Bob Dylan claustrophobic process." That not only of students as you ask dangers. This is quite an o( us would like, but one. may be true, but it doesn't what "instructions the six EURAILPASS Unl,mlled ~.'n 1"'01 sang about must have been In fIt_n countnes assumption, one which has no preferable to the dangers we blowing through your office mean students, undergraduate professors from other uni­ basis in fact; we cannot see into face with nuclear power. when you put together your and graduate, are not capable ver'sities were given in STUDENTS OEE niql\ll &. trGvol MJ'Yk:ei, SATA fllQnla. the future to project our editorial on Bob Edelman's of understanding how it works. evaluating his work.'" One Intem.llona! Student 10 i Hottel c"rda. scientific breakthroughs. So Fifthly, McBride assumes tenure. You say that "any student would think that an Impartial fREE Studenl Travel CoI"kaQ the technology is not guaran­ instruction would simply ask away all nuclear harms to our First of all, why , with all the who tells you that Bob Edelman r ~ STUDENT SPECIAL- ~ teed. Meanwhile, we see the future generations by saying, should get tenure probably for fair evaluations based on nuclear industry insisting on tenure denials hereabouts, did_ doesn't know what he or she is the professors' expertise, I Men's cuts $10.00 I "Well, look how bad off we'd be you single out Edelman? rapid, haphazard development, without it." Because of other talking about." Leaving aside trusting their experience in : Women'scuts$13.oo : regardless of our ability to energy sources and domestic You say that "getting tenure the important question of how tenure decisions. What specific I good thru 2 May, 1979 I handle emergencies. If the oil decontrol, we probably you accomplished your mind­ instruction would the majority Ii _ _ with ttlls coupon __ ~ technology is not developed, too won" be that bad off. But reading, tbis all'egation of the senior faculty in the bad, for the United States McBride neglects the precise appears to dismiss out-of-hand. History Dept. have been 1250 Prospect already will be so committed to (uture harm of nuclear power. Coors Not any efficacy students could satisfied with? One requesting La Jolla nuclear power that 'we cannot The most compelling reason to have. But that doesn't stop you, negative reviews? .as.-3077 feasibly change our policies. shun nuclear energy is the you go on to advise the same Finally, any fair-minded And even if the technology problem of wasle disposal. So Adequate people who don't know what person could reasonably ask, if could be developed, there is a (ar, there's no way to get rid of they're talking about to Edelman did not fit into the great deal of doubt that it would the radioactive material, Editor: "continue to publicly register department's intellectual play COME TO THE be implemented . Why? except to bury it somewhere. Last quarter The Guardian (their) dissatisfaction with bow (a possibility you pose), why be Because the builders of The same goes for decom­ ran a (ront-page story under the tenure is granted." Presum­ was bired In the first place and reactors and the utilities are missioned nuclear plants. This headline " Coors Working ably so they can be told they given consistently positive WOW FAIR! concerned about economy, not material is radioactive for Conditions Found Adequate." don't know what they're talking feedback until ~ow. safety. The NRC recently millions of years,. enough time We've been awaiting a about. (Please tum &0 pale 14) response, but since there's been none we're making our own. Though Not Traditional Of Religious Visitors Maybe it's just naivete, but we do not see how any work which requires a person to take . ~n :~· liI a lie detector test can honestly U JS Seder Praised ': _ , -- 7 be termed " adequate." The c" Christians Ask Views day such conditions are found generally acceptable is a sad An Open Letter to the exactly the traditional Seder day indeed. Union of Jewish Students: norm. An Open Letter: specific belief in God and in the Also, since th e judgment on Recently , we had the The people that helped serve The evangelist on Revelle Bible, but we love to discuss the working conditions was a pleasure of attending your were very accommodating and Plaza, the Hare Krishnas. the any viewpoint and promise not ,preliminary one made by a few Passover Seder. On the whole. the food as good as many of the Mormons. Keith Green and to cram Jesus down your Stanford students, the headline we found the evening most Ttmlple Seder meals we have others have .all proclaimed throat. And even if you are not was fragmenta ry and mis­ enjoyable and rewarding - had at triplt the cost. their religious beliefs at UCSD interested in religion, but would leading. The story itself failed despite the few kinks any first in the last few weeks. How do like to get to know some other to mention that the eleCtion at venture on a large scale can Tbanky for letting us share you respond? Do you think they students, let us know . From Coors against the union was create. a bi of Passover with you. It are all fanatics or escapists? potlucks to beach trips and questionable in that only strike We would like to commend was a very nice feeling seeing How do you answer their baseball games, we 're .always breaker were allowed to vote. the panel of students that led so many young students different views of God? Are you doing things. If you are The union members, the the Seder - knowing it was not respond to Seder night. We challenged by their message interested, give one of us a call original Coors workers who too easy a task to lead such a know now we have a chance of and their devotion? Those of us or come by a TCF meeting. We went out on strike. not over large group of peers jM!d peaLs su rviving aJ'!other 5000 years or TODAY, 12-3:30 ASUCSD .ELECTIONS In Trident Chri Wan Fellowship meet on Tuesdays at 7: 30 in the economic issue but over without prior guid~nes . Your for eternity. welcome you to discuss these North Conference Room . . matters of human dignity, were charm, your eloqu8llt Hebrew Continued success in your presented by Career ~nning It Placement, Apri12S·26 questions with us anytime. barred from voting. readings, more th eo«f­ future programming. the Associated Students, EONA,..end Alumni & Friends Naturally we embrace a the Progressive CoallUon pensated for not following Mr. ad Mrs. Berunl Adler John Hannah - --~=- - - ~- :=..-- ~ ------~------====---- ~ -=-~ -:~~ -- The Guardian Fri., April 20, 1979 Fri., April 20, 1979 The Guardian pageS News -- -~- News Levens to Exchange Books For Violin Academic Council Here- Muir Will Honor (Continued from page l) The sudden increase in UC's This is the second time in UC By Ka&by Huffer "talked about leaving the not be hired because the ") did my bestnottoleave the '10,000 cases each year; a load sponsored research was also overhead rates is the result oC history the council has Its Namesake Auoela&e News EdilOr university for about a year." remaining cases should not . university in the lurch," he says tires him. discussed at the meeting, new procedures adopted by the convened at UCSD. Rapbael Levens will "We hate to see him go," change hands more than Levens commented. He said he He may continue to practice according to Frazer. University to estimate costs, The council normally m eets Muir College commemo­ Cafeteria Tuesday at 8: 30 exchange an overloaded legal remarked Armitage. "He's necessary, said Armitage. He had suggested a " highly­ law part-time in the future, he The overhead rates, according to Frazer. He added prior to the Regents' monthly rates its namesake's pm. casebook for a violin at the end been great for the students." added that he will try to "cut experienced attorney" to said. presently at 30 percent, " may that UC's present overhead meetings in Los Angeles or birthday with tomorrow's On Wednesday , the of this month. Levens' only "naw," Armitage . some red tape" from university Armitage for a possible Levens said he has been a almost double as a result oC rate is substantially less than at Berkeley. Because the Regents launching oC "John Muir birthday will be celebrated Levens, the only counseling commented, "is that he's been hiring procedures to find a replacement. violinist for 30 years and has University of California's own other research-oriented did not meet this month, Frazer Week." with ice cream, cake and a attorney at UCSD, will leave too kind." quick replacement Cor Levens. Levens handles more ~han taught violin in the past. estimates of the costs," said universities. asked the Council to convene The entire week will special appearance by John April 30 after more tban five Levens has 200 active cases Frazer. "It's very difficult to really here. feature a series oC activities, Muir. Wednesday night at years with Legal Services. which he says he will try to starting with a track race 8 ; 00 , David Brower , Nearly all UC research is estimate these costs," he said. As an advisory body to Saxon, . "I'm just tired," commented close off before he leaves. As a supported by Cederal grants, "We're not even sure that the tomorrow. Cloud's Rest will president oC Friends of the Levens. "It's just a matter of ' result, he will not take any the council discuss sand feature a museum with Earth, will lecture on "The AS Backs Edelman, Tolbert according to Frazer. The new one (estimate) is any consults with him "on the wide wanting a cbange in direction." more cases "unless they're an continuous slide shows. Kind of World We Want" in Paul Sallman and the which, it said, was consistent University charges th e federal better than the old one," variety of matters" pertaining Levens and his family will emergency," Levens re­ l:(is~~ry professors Robert government overhead ex- commented Frazer. On Monday, a five-mile USB 2622. marked. Edelman and Emory Tolbert, Academic Senate's Committee with the university's commit­ to UC academics, according to run through Torrey Pines move to northern California penses for each grant, such as Frazer said that negotiations Frazer. The week's events will end where he will give violin lessons Armitage called the active both denied tenure by the on Academic Policy to grant ment to affirmative action. State Park will be followed with a Spring Carnival a History Department, received tenure to the professors, both Quad Council Vending Meeting Cor lighting, contracts and "red between the federal govern­ by a faculty Istudent/staCf to young children, he said. cases " our chief problem." tape," said Frazer. ment and the University ha.ve Frazer said that the council week from tomorrow. "Tbat may sound crazy, but Decause Levens is the only strong endorsements Crom the centers of controversy in the Nancy Laga , Vending came here because of his softball game at 4 pm on the Frazer called the possible begun, but are still in a Dean Intern Andy that's what I want to do now," . attorney with Legal Services, AS Council Wednesday night. tenure issue. Machine Task Force leader, position as chairman a nd will Revelle Field. Schneider commented that remarked Levens. "it's as if you had a doctor The AS statement of policy, The statement argued that told the Council there will be a estimate increase "a worri- preliminary stage. The not meet at UCSD in the A Jazz Ensemble with the week's activities will AHhough Armitage ex­ handling your case," Armitage which was approved over­ both professors bring minority meeting oC the four college some prospect" because the , government will try to reduce foreseeable future because it Jimmy Cheathan will "highlight the community of pressed surprise at Levens' remarked. whelmingly, called for Vice role models and unique government this Monday at 5 federal government may not the overhead estimates before will be chaired by a Berkeley perform in the Muir Muir College." resipation, Levens said he has A temporary attorney will Chancellor of Academic Affairs academic viewpoints to UCSD, (Please tum to ~ge 14) increase grants proportion- next December, according to professor next year. ately to the ovemeCJd rise. . Frazer. • RENTAL. DISCOUNT. COUPON • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• y!!_{n :11" Color TV. : : 12" Black. 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By Doug Campion the RNA polymerase initiated Science Editor 1959 Prize Holder Gives Med School Lecture the chain, it had included the Speaking about the back­ uracil in place of the necessary ground and recent develop­ replicated. double strand of DNA , a instance. " Youcanimagineour component, tbymine. Before ments in his field of speciali­ By allowing specific types of variation of this mechanism disappointment when we the DNA completes-replication, zation, Nobel laureate Arthur bacteriophages to enter into was observed. First, enzymes isolated this circle, added the it is " policed" by enzymes Kornberg, M.D., addressed an ' bacteria such as E. coli, broke a specific bond in the ingredients, and it didn't whicb clip out of the molecule audience of UCSD Medical Kornberg studied the process of double-helix strand and the two work," said Kornberg. the improper subunits and then School students and faculty replication step by step. One of twisted molecules "unzipped" After further experimenta­ break the bonds where these yesterday in Garren Audi­ the mechanisms he discovered from that point. Kornberg and tion, Kornberg discovered the contaminents once existed. torium on the subject of DNA involved the coating of the viral his colleagues expected the problem. During the synthesis After removing tbe uracil, replication, the manner in DNA loop with a " binding remaining single-strand circle of "new" DNA , some uracil had then, the DNA Kornberg bad which cells reproduce their own protein," which leaves only one of DNA to act as a template for contaminated the system. been following through genetic material. pa rticular portion of the replication exactly as had Uracil is a component of RNA , replication was essentially Kornberg, currently a molecule exposed and acces­ ha ppened in the simple r but is not found in DNA . When broken apart. professor of biochemistry at sible to the polymerase. Stanford University, received DNA polymerase, however, the Nobel Prize in 1959 for his can Otlly work to extend a co-discovery with Severo genetic c hain whi ch has ­ Agri-Waste Potent Energy Source Ochoa of the enzyme DNA already been initiated. This DAVIS - If California's collecting the prunings and rice achieve more efficient disposal polymerase, the substance fact puzzled geneticists for annual 27 million tons of straw. of agricultural wastes, and bow within the cell which uses yea rs , although seve r a l agricultural residues could be John R. Goss, professor of to lessen our dependence on existing DNA molecules as hypotheses did exist as to how converted into fuel for energy, agricultural engineering at UC fossil fuels." " templates" a nd produces the reproduction of DNA was they would equal 65 million Davis, has developed experi­ Goss explains that the exact copies of the gene­ begun. Kornberg's work has barrels of oil - about 19 percent mental gasifiers capable of surveys went only to rice carrying macromolecule. proven one of these hypotheses of Ca lifornia's present annual using nut shells, corn cobs and growers and orchardists in the . Kornberg explained that now . true. Noting th at " RNA production of oil. wood chips as fuel for power four counties because rice it is known that several forms of pol yme rase has a unique A team of researchers from generation. H«: says that straw and tree prunings at this DNA polymera'se exist in capacity to sta rt chains," the the University of California at California crop-drying plants time have the highest nature. bi ochemist explained that it is Davis surveyed rice growers and a number of public utility immediate potential for use in Co mpa ring the function of the this enzyme and not DNA a nd orcha rdists in Sutter, firms already recognize the large, central power plants. genetic material DNA within polymerase which begins the lJutte, Colusa and Fresno high potential of such materials Those responding to the an organism to the force process of DNA replication. counties. The UC researchers as a stable source of fu el for survey, be reports, are more directing operations of some The RNA poly merase found that the farmers would their power needs. interested in long-term intricate machine, Kornberg attaches to what Kornberg welcome this type of an energy­ " Costs of petroleum and commitments to a systematic said, " We won 't get a full referred to as the "hairpin" of producing program if their natural gas keep rising," he collection of farm waste understanding of this ma­ DN A left expose!i by the farms could be rid of such says , "so if unwanted materials than in making a chinery unless we know how it's binding protein. There, wastes without interfering with by products of food and timber profit, although they would be controlled. " This, he said, was according to Kornberg, it normal operations. The key to production can be turned into glad to share in profits if utility his basic motivation in " makes a start that DNA farmer acceptance would be fuel for power generation at eompanies become successful attempting to derive the exact polymerase will extend. " " practicality," especially the reasonable cost, we 'll help in the venture. process by which DNA is In the more complex case of a timing and procedures used in solve two problems: how to -Frank Bragg "I refuse to use the kind ofprotection that always has me ., 'I< wearing something internally. Or following some strict schedule. Being spontaneous is 100 important to me. "Conceptrol Cream is just great for women who feel the way I do. It's one of the most effective birth-control methods you can use without a doctor's prescription. And it comes in a disposable applicator- like a tampon-that's premeasured to provide the exact amount of crear,n you need. It's ea~y to keep handy, too. 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" decathletes in Southern the high jumpers, the pole vault, 100 meter run, 400 meter With another competition This weekend California ... vaulters, and the long run, 1S00 meter run, and the 110 last winter at Glendale College, competing against The most serious obstacle to jumpers," he said. "And all my meter high hu'rdles to he became part of the record' of 5600 him is the pole vault. He hasn't times and distances have concentrate on. fraternity of decathletes. "I striving for a new . been able to clear 10 feet yet improved because of (SkieO . And the Warren College made a couple of really close "6700 points is just a this year, but he put in a solid He's just encouraged me in freshman likes it that way. "It friends there," he said. "I've for myself. That's all vaulting workout in this week .. anything J wa!lt to do ." got a couple of friends from Cal also the qualifying s That remains the lone keeps me from getting bored," The workouts have mani­ he said. Poly that will probably be the Nationals and a weakness in Serrano's portfolio competing this weekend, and a to the Ohio National of skills. He's been running the fested themselves in his 36-foot Today and tomorrow Serrano shot put, nearly 100-foot discus competes in his third couple of friends from other His coach, Andy ;:' KlI_ns middle distance runs success­ places competing." confident that he wi fully since high school. He throw, and 150 ~ foot toss of the decathlon, at Cal Poly Pomona. javelin. It won't be his last either. He ' ll "When I'm doing a de- trip. " I think he shou ~ should finish high in the 1500 cathlon I don 't feel like I'm well at the meet," he meter run because of his cross John Serrano, in short, is a compete in theNAIA Division 3 iro and Steve Upp finals in May, and, with a competing against the others as should be at th e country background in high one-map track team . . qualifying score in one of the last two decathlons, at the Men's Erosh and Women's Lig hi NAIA Nationals in Ohio. March Athletes of Month Named The decathlon seemed the The ca pta in of th e men's volleyball team, Steve Upp, and the women's tennis team's singles natural event for the thin 6'4" Crews Swe to Pai r of Fi rsts main stay, Debbie Shapiro, have been named March's Athletes of tbe Month, VOLLEYBALL track team member. He has "I'd been worki ng to the victory in 3: 47. competed in some eight" events The men and women's crew ­ tition was tough, as expected, Voted by the men's team to hold the position of captain for the 78-79 season, Revelle junior Steve Frosh so I knew th ey . With a very good start, the this season for UCSD, winning teams traveled to Long Beach with the Tritons finishing in Upp is playing in his third year for the Tritons. last weekend to compete power to wi nit," Women's Eight pulled out to' a third ' position behind Long Doug Dannevik, volleyball coach, calls Upp the "unquestionable . leader on the court " as the 200 meter run, open 400 Coach Jack Vallerg surprising 250 meter lead meter run, 400 intermediate against three oth~r college Deach and Davis. demonstrated by his actions " both physically apd mentally." . ' teams, coming home with a need more work on ahead of a bigger, more " The men didn't do as well as Upp carries the two toughest assignments on the team, playing as setter and middle blocker. hurdles, and running the fastest technique. On pc.werful CSU Long Beach 110 high hurdles of the day at pair of first place victories we had hoped," explained Although stats are undetermined for the team, Dannevik considers Upp the team' s' 'best all-around guys rowed tech crew. Unfortunately, the (rom their Freshmen Four and Vallerga. " They just didn't player," instrumental in leading the team to its 4-4 final regular season league record, placing the the Redlands Invitational. enough to win it." women caught a crab and Women's Lightweight Four have the mental intensity that team in third place in its league. "I was having some success teams. The Women's ended up second to Long Beach. they needed." in a lot of running events," he ~~NNIS With a time of 6: 41 the Frosh Four brought home "I was p-Ieasantly sur­ The fifth shell representing De.bbie Shapiro's " leadership and positive attitude" have been crucial in building the women's said, "and I figured anyone Four won their race against team victory, but a prised," remarked Vallerga. UCSD, the Women's Novice tenms program thiS year under new coach Pat Stewart. could do the field events. (A personal record fo r esu Long Beach, UC Santa "Long Beach has a very fine Eight, hindered by injuries and In M~rch , Shapiro won all her singles matches as the team's number two singles player with the decathlon) seemed like a lot of Barbara and UC Davis under Amita Desai who squad, but we proved to be quite last minute crew replace­ fun ." exc~ptlO~ of two matches against tough scholarship players from tJSIU and San Jose state. The coxswain Mark Lambert. Mike race in the three sea_rle competitive with them." ments, could only manage a MUIr JunIOr was ltJe team's only member to record a victory in last week's 1-8 loss to area rival me.'. volleybaH &earu ended U. regular season action Wednesday nilhl in So Serrano entered his first Smith stroked the first year has been with the The Men's Lightweight Eight fourth place finish. USIU. Susie Luftner, antdnll '_loa, bea&lnllas. year's 'our,h place naUonai 'inall.'., Cal Lu theran, in decathlon while running for crew, aided by Bob Jones, crew raced up a division, The team travels to San HONORABLE MENTIONS . shaw, Bonnie Su entering their shell in the Pedro this weekend for a "ralIIU lames, 15-', 15-10, 15-11 . . Wilson High School in Hacienda George DeVries and Jim .John S~rrano (m~n ' s track) , Dret Sandstrom (men's baseball), Dill Hein (men's tennis) and Heights. His 5600 points at the Rauch. Karen BuUer stroked Junior Varsity race. Compe- regatta with use and USD. Lmda Fried (badmmton) received honorable mentions (or March.

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Fri., April 20, 1979 The Guardian ,..11 Sports League Badminton Mark Perfect - Tritons Top SDSU, 9-6 Poet Snyder Offers Tribal Vision 8y Para Gold saysay in a hard fought effort, Orbuch jumped past State's Continuinl their undefeated 12-15, 18-14, 15-6. Earlier this second doubles, 15-11, 15-16 and record ill leaJUe play, the season Jacobs lost to third doubles, 15-8, 15-8, badminton team overtook Mal88Ysay and was looking to respectively. First doubles Pulitzer Prize Winner Remains Optimistic croutown oval San Diego State even the score. players Stanley and Ta were by a acofe of N, on Tuesday "Hal did an impressive job ot not so lucky, losing 10-15, 10-15. By Charles Heimler. For Snyder, the mushroom and the This poetic consciousness Snyder evening. outthinking Jose," explained Gary Snyder, Pulitzer Prize­ concept of ecological climax are developed in several of the . The women, in an out­ Coach Vander Griend. Coach Vander Griend winning poet, Zen Buddhism student among the keys to a California unpublished poems he read through standina performance, secured Other men's results included commented, "The team is able and committed friend of the earth, metaphysics which students, staff and which he drew an analogy between the viclones in four singles and two second singles Craig Turner, to analyze opponents ac­ offered his vision of this pl anet's community members - San Diego's use of recycling in both literature and doubles matches. Lan Ngoc Ta third singles Mark Stanley and curately and execute appr()­ ecological future at his lecture and poetry network - warmly received at in the biological world. romped lint singles player Kit fourth singles Jeff Jones, aU priate shots." He added that poetry reading Wednesday. the two events. c()-sponsored by the Keith of San Diego Slale HoO, falling to their State opponents. "the spirit, enthusiasm and While Snyder has always presented Archive for New Poetry and Muir His Zen Buddhist side was visible in 11-0. Following ,uit, Jane The mixed doubles teams of remarkable group effort have an optimistic preview of our older age Wilderness/ Cultural Tra ditions his proposition that one may go into Orbuch rampaged State's third Turner-Fried and Jacobs- made our team successful." in idealistic songs, chants and prose, program. the future or the past at will or to many sinales 11-1, H-I, and fourth his latest work incorporates a places at one time through the slnales Cindy King won 11-3,11- deepening interest in the world's tribal Snyder was introduced as a possibilities of linguistic diversity. O. peoples. Consequently, he stylistically " gestura l" poet by Literature Prof. Playing women's second Ruggers Finish 6th utilizes the folklore of Asiatic and Michael Davidson, who described him If Snyder sometimes drifted into singlet, Linda Fried edged past Native American people in modern as a part of the San Francisco philosophical speculations, he ber opponent In a three-game .language. Renaissance which flourished in the delicately returned to the concrete bout. She set and won the first In S8 'Tournament An enthusiastic and responsive 1950s. Snyder over the course of three earth in his poems based upon his game, 2-1, gave up the second, With three wins and two keep the Tritons away from a assemblage of people heard Snyder decades has emerged from his Beat experiences as a California Arts I-n, and came back in the losses the UCSD men's rugby 10-8 victory. present a lecture on "Poetry, beginnings while supporting Council Commissioner and in his third, 11-7, contributing to ther team finished in sixth place out Jeff Jones scored for a try, Community. and Climax" in the late magazines such as Alcherenga, Co­ concluding "Pledge of Allegiance" to Triton triumph. of 32 teams in the gold division after a blocked Rebel punt afternoon, followed by a poetry Evolution Quarterly and numerous the soil of Turtle Island (the ancient In women's doubles action, of last weekend's Santa attempt and also successfully reading at night, during which he small presses, and his appearance for Indian name.for North America) . Ta and Orbuch teamed up for a Barbara Rugby. Tournament. completed the conversion kick. melodically sung several poems many transcended the gap between toUlh doubles battle, winning I nits fir s t' gam eon Mark Lochtefeld outran five including "The Wild Mushroom" - hi ~ incarnation as Japhy Ryder, Snyder said he 'd use the fee he 15-4,4-15, 15-4 in the number one Saturday morning it was a Santa Cruz players to the If you look out under oak trees Kerouac's outdoorsman character in received for his UCSD appearances to slot. The pair of Fried and King battIe of the drop kickers, as the endzone for the second and final Or around an old pine stump The Dharma Bums, and his work in help a community project in the Sierra routed State's second doubles, only scoring in the Triton Triton try. You'U know a mushroom's coming the seventies. Nevada hamlet in which he lives. 15-4, 15-4. victory came from two In Saturday's third game the By the way the leaves are humped According to Coach Mike dropkicks made by Dave Kahn UCSD team couldn't put out the team meets USIU in a 'doubleheader on S<>III ....I:lVI They send out multiple fibers Politically, Snyder is an old­ " Each community member is Vander Grlend, "The women and Don Famojion. effort, getting trounced by the rting on Olsen Field at 12 noon. Through the roots and sod fashioned anarchist, mistrustful of giving four weeks' earnings to build a are doing an excellent Job. I am Advancing to the second Santa Barbara Grunions, 0-9 . Some make you mighty sick they centralized bureaucracies and long-house," he explained, "in which extremely satisfied with their game, the UCSD squad had a Mistakes ina'riton territory led say institutionS. His "watershed" politics we can have meditation, readings and play." sligbt edge over the Santa Cruz to two successful penalty kicks ANNOUNCEMENT Or bring you close to God have collected in a bio-regional community meetings. They came to In his biggest win of the Rebels. The Rebels repeatedly for the Grunion. San Diego's There will be a Campuswide AU-Comers Run this Saturday, So here's to the mushroom family consciousness in which "rootedness" me and told me they wanted me to do a season, Hal Jacobs defeated used an effective kicking game back were able to contain the 21 , starting at12 noon on the Warren Field. Sign-ups start at A far-flung friendly clan (staying put for a while in one place) week's worth oC poetry readings to San Diego's powerful top to escape from their half of the SB backfield, pressuring them 1 am. For food , for fun, for poison produce both poetry and a freedom raise my share. So today'spay isgoing singles player, Jose Mag- field, but it wasn't enough to (Please turn to page 14) They are a help to man. from fossil-fuel economies. to building materials."

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Berkeley, and Journey Through the P ast, 4/22 Psycho Ie matinees Sat/Sun 1:25 3:55 Loma, 31SO Rosecrans (224-3344) Theater 2: Heaven Can Wait through 24 Superman Theater 3: Firepower Pygmalion and Major Barbara, 4/25 and 26 Lady Van Sports Arena Sixplex, 3350 Sports Arena Theater 4: Midnight Express and The Buddy Boulevard (223-5333) Holly Story 7:00 p.m. Theater 5: Norma Rae Slate, 4712 El Cajon Boulevard (284-1428) Theater 1: Phantasm Firepower and Phantasm USB 2722, $l.50 Theater 2: Firepower Theater 6: Phantasm SATCH presents an informal discussion with Theater 3: Heaven Can Wait Center 3 Cinemas, 2120 Camino del Rio North Cinema Plaza Theatre 5, 2565 El Camino Real, April 23, Monday Theater 4: Midnight Express and The Buddy 1297-1888) Carlsbad (729-7147) April 26, Thursday Dr. Ralph Ocampo Holly Story Theater 1: Blazing Saddles Theater 1: Superman Theater 5: Every Which Way But Loose Theater 2: The Champ Theater 2: Norma Rae Notorious Ie The Birds Ie - cardiologist Theater 6: Saturday Night Fever and Goin' Theater 3:Coming Home Theater 3: Firepower - member Board of Directors for Chicano South Theater 4: Heaven Can Wait Secret Agent To catch A Thief Community Health Center Strand, 4950 Newport, Ocean Beach Cinema 21 , 114 Hotel Circle North (291-2121) Theater 5: The Champ - active in Chicano Politics of San Diego (223-3141) Closed temporarily 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m, Let It Be, Help! andAHard Day'sNight, 4/20 USB 2722, $l.50 rt'ips on what you can .do to qet involved in and 21 Flower Hill Cinemas, 2630 Via de la Valle. Del TLH 107, $l.50 Duck Soup and Animal Crackers 4/22 Fashion Valley 4, 110 Fashion Valley Mar (755-5511) ~ealth Care Politic. Dog Day Afternoon and Alice Doesn't Live (291-4404) Theater 1: The Promise Theater 1: Same Time, Next Year ~urrent trendl in medicine for the undel'lerved Here Anymore 4/23 and 24 Theater 2: Coming.Home April 25, Wednesday April 27, Friday Theater 2: Same Time, Next Year ~pdate on Chicano. in the political Icene of California Suite and The Heartbreak Kid, Theater 3: Blazini1;addles 4/25 and 26 Theater 3: Same Time, Next Year ~an Diego Theater 4: Norma Rae North by Mel Brooks' Unicorn, 7454 La Jolla Blvd ., La Jolla (459- Vineyard Twin Cinema , 1529-22 East Valley PI.... join us: 43411 Valley Circle, Mission Valley Center West Parkway, Escondido (743-1222) No.11 LA•• " HIgh AnxIety Voyage and Illustrious Corpses, through (297-3931) Theater 1: The Champ Friday, April 20th, 6:00 pm 4/21 The China Syndrome Rebecca 7:00 & 9:30 p.m, Student Center North Conference Room Theater 2: Coming Home 7:00 p.m. Mandeville Aud., $1.25 Potluck dinner afterwardl TLH 107, $l.50 Brinq your favorite dim or beverage Contact Ralph Veqa for more information: 452-8547 Fri., April 20, 1979 _ The Guardian page 13 page 12 The Guardian Fri., April 20, 1979 ------Arts Arts Film/Beth Accomando Records/Stan Honda 'Field Fails to Sustain 'Norma Rae' H'amnier's Delusions of Rock Adequacy' trong women's roles social awareness. When the subject, do achieve some have been too long film gets down to specifics success as, for example, in the S neglected by Holly- about N'orma Rae then it relies are the opening number, America, is just that, another Another Nervous Wreck" and platonic but loving relationship wood and the recent flow of more on what will make a good between Norma Rae and labor "Westchester Faire/ a ttempt at using the sa me mold "Casual Conversations" on quality women's films is only story and what will sell rather Side Two hold hope for saving organizer Reuben Warshovsky. Midsummer's Dream," "Night to produce most of their songs. beginning to make up Cor the the album with fair to good than on what Jordan was truly Rider/ Wings of Fire," and Their trademark of rhythmic deficit. With Norma Rae, 20th like. The major disapP9intment of "Night Songs." "Night Rider" electric piano and high vocals is guitar parts. Breakfast In America will be Century-Fox continues to Despite some negative Norma Rae is t~e central especially sbines through as a . present in this album and distribute films centered elements in her environment performance by Sally Field. powerful progressive rock becomes boring after a while. appealing to the longtime Supertramp fan, but maybe the around fema le characters. Norma Rae's story has a Field, a competent actress in combination. Very few innovative ideas However, unlike their other fundamental optimism . light dra ma a nd supporting are tried by the quintet whose group was out to lunch on this Production on the album Is fil ms (Turning Point, Julia, An Instead of remaining stagnant, roles, a pp a r in almost every Crime of the Century remains record. e.ccellent with clean sound Unmarried Woman) . Norma Norma Rae moves from being a scene and her talents cannot throughout the record and good their best work to date. Kayak brings us the Dutch version of Fleetwood Mac on Rae fails to cast the pivotal role pas ive bystander to being an sustain the film. Her continual mixing. " Logical Song," while good, is with an actress who can carry active participator striving for presence only reveals her The latest attempt by just another extention of many their lates!. Phan&om 01 the an entirc pi cture 01' overcome what she feels i a worthwhile limita tion in facial and vocal .Supertramp, Breakfast In .of the group's past songs. "Just (Please tum to page (4) the rilm's fl aws. goal. Norma Rae also has an expression: her cute but bland The story of Norma Rac is a uncynical per pective that ees appearance, coupled with a loose adaptation of a true good triumphing over bad and monotonous Southem accent, ( incident that took pl ace in people changing for the better. soon prove tiresome and a By S&aallonda cuts (perhaps due to the fact No rth Carolina duringtheearly In the Irving Ravetch­ serious hindrance to the film. Or those that remember that Hammer did not write it). Around Town 70s and involved a woman Harriet Frank Jr. script the Jan Hammer of old The otber tunes make a stab at named Crystal Lee Jordan. situations are resolved too Despite good intentions on F (i.e. duriJII and before the rock 'n' roll sound but fall Jazzman Buddy Collette .. a muslclan~ . James Cheatem, the States, and whose sound is No rma Rae, like Jordan, is a neatly and easily, and the the part of the cast and crew, Jeff Beek) , be iI DOt 10 be found 100 sbort to he good. With better multi-reed performer who's visiting faculty member at marked by sophisticated poorly educated woman who characters are too sketchy. Norma Rae falls short of its on Blaek Sbee,. Iutead, the material, Hammer can go far. work with Groucho Marx, Ella UCSD, invites all interested harmonies and soulful joins up with a union organizer Norma Rae's husband, for potential. Norma Rae ' s jazl keyboardiat .... tumed to Montha after his blockbuster Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, students to attend a free open melodies. With Lorber will be and then struggles to unionize instance, is merely a limp indecision as to what it really delUilons of rock and roll TwiD So.. of DiffereD' Mo&ben Count Basie and others has rehearsal Sunday, April 22, at4 Dennis~ Springer on tenor and her textile plant. In addition to puppet who does whatever best wants to explore - the unions, a ltardom with only mediocre witb Dan Fogelberg, Tim gained him international pm in the Auditorium. For alto sax, Danny Wilson on bass their problems on the job, both suits the needs of the plot. The character or the injustices of a result.. Weisberg has come out with reknown will present a information about tickets for and Dennis Bradford on drums. women faced difficulties a t writers, who seem to have a textile plant - leaves the film Ron Liebman and Sally Field An anaoucement on the inner another winner in Night Rider. workshop/concert Sunday, the evening event, call 454-3229. Slorm is a twelve-member home because of the.ir new genuine affection for their with an air of incompleteness. a1eeve states that "there Is no This solo effort is a mix of April 22 at 8 pm, in the ••• Latino-jazz band from San Iultar on tbia album," and yet prOiresslve, pop; jazz and rock Mandeville Auditorium , Diego whose energy nearly Hammer tries In vain to make that would be difficult for Collette's compositions have The first concerts of the La stole the show at last year's biB syntheaiJen and keyboards anyone to disHke. The "Special been praised by other Jolla Jazz Fes&lval '79 will take India Street Jazz Festival. emulate p.itar parts. For a Lyric Sheet" contains composers for their clarity, place jIlis Sunday, with an The evening concert, man with an Incredible amount absolutely no lyrics at all, a fact sonOTity, and economy of afternoon matinee and an beginning at 7: 30 pm, will the Plebian of talent on a Mlnimoog or that does not diminish the means. He will be accompanied evening concert. At 1 pm, the feature the incredible Old and electric piano, Black Sbeep album one bit. Without words to by' pianist-composer Lou Jeff Lorber Fusion and Storm New' Dreams, The Bu&eh Lacy Contemporary Jewelry comes out as a waste of vinyl. get · in the way, Weisberg's Malthews. He and Collette are will perform. Keyboardist! Quintet and members of the Gold and Silver Repairs "Manic Depression," a Jlmi brilliance as a Dutist ~bows founders of a Los Angeles composer Lorber's band is San Diego Ballet. Olel and New Hendrix piece, probably stands throughout. workshop, intended as a considered to be one of the best Dreams is a highly acclaimed Engraving out as the best rocker of the nine The best of the twelve songs training ground fQr jazz jazz-rock bands now working in (Please turn to page (4) 834 kline street 'BEST PICTURE La Jolla, CA 454-1888 BEST DIRECTOR BOYCOTT THE WINNER N. Y. FILM CRITICS AWARDS 'A Clockwork Or.nge' .. OM of .... 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T...... ,,: The~nhJl-dt~n this mo?-:y to the students is to qJ> .~. VOice your ~P1mon. Go to the Sludenl Employment Office (We 214) for job referraillip and then • ... Cynthia in the Muir Dean', Office (2125 H&SS) ror IPPIicationi Ind more VENDING MACHINE BOYCOTT nowa-.&._ intonMtion. Del Mar • a-ndI EUlI., Pote.tW workatacly .tacleat. April 9·13 J7,.0069 • 7":" 11 an eacoara.ect to applyl RALLY WEDNESDAY NOON, REVELLE page 15 The Guardian Frl., April 20, 1979 ,...14 The Guardl.n Fri., APrIl 20, 1979

OUTREACH Casually Ruggers La Jolla Jazz the HAIR SHAFT the HAIR'TAGE HOUSE Sophisticated AS Council DINNER OF UNIVERSITY aTY OF LA JOLLA OPEN Finish A FULL HAIR & SKIN CARES lATE (ConUnued 'rom pale 4) Judicial Board. The other four SERVICE PRECISION CUT • Spoghotli Festival Ahead SALON • PIDo members were approved last PERMS & COLORS. • Bountlul pm in the North Conference Sandwfcho< week; stores. All concerts are in Room in order to consider Sixth (Continued from page 12) 6110 REGENTS Rd , 3251 HOLIDAY • a.., (Conlinued from page 10) Sherwood Hall of the museum. Ct. • w"'" Chancellor McElroy's dt:Cision -heard Olivier Kolpin. San Diego. CA La Jolla CA to kick. located at 700 Prospect Street, 'World'. _1Jnjqut _- ~- • last week to give the collele academic affairs commis­ quartet made up of trumpeter 1'nO(I-lOt 9:00-6:00 MTWFS 9:00-5:00 Lunch. au- . ~ According to team captain in La Jolla. For more T...... ;l.Ioo! :I ~ ,overnments $30.000 01 vending sioner report that the Don Cherry. saxist Dewey SUn by appt Thu 9:00-7:00 Jeff Jones. "San Diego played Redman, bassist Charlie information call 454-9717. SPONSORED BY: v....,,--.~ ... __ .. _ revenues. Committee on Educational 453-5220 ~~: ~~\owol ~ - ...... Rudie' C., Heartnp Policy has' tabled indefinitely one of their best games as a Haden and drummer Ed AS~ AMERICAN STUDENT ALLIANCE (APSA) DIJc..... V.a.y ..... 011 ...... ·'U-4711 The AS Budget Analysis their deliberations on whether team this year against the Bla~kwell. All four musician" Group will bold hearings to move the class drop deadline Grunions. who finished in are veterans of the hi story­ Tenure I F.REE Argo IV Theotre pres.nts a Pool table, balls. cu. sticks, all S2S. Men'. Tuesday and Wednesday of to the fo~rth week; second place for the whole making ensembles lead by Bos.bail ...a.on i. h.re. it's Ifu./ IIut this , tournament. " spedoculor version of "Once Upon a year's Dodgers or. numb., two/ W.'lllOOn "Doc"'tein" hilting boots 9~ S2S. 4.U- next week to get student input Orneue Coleman. Their Mattr... .. on 4/ 20& 4/21 atSpm in Rev.lI. 48.57. 454-1830. -sent back to the Rules The Tritons came back on Editorial see iu.t what you lock/ There's a team up on where the ,1.11 milUonsbould Committee a bill designed to collective playing experience Classifieds Side Door FREE . north that's coming back/ Watch closely Sunday to shut out the Santa now you Dadg.r fon./ Your rivals or. r.ady Woman's Wetsuit lio" thick jocket II smoll. be Ilalhed from in UCSD's includes stints with Carla Bley. (Continued from page Z) Pant. - med ••Int condo S70 or booloff.r ease the transition between the Mario AndreHi and Janet Guthrie won't b. Dear blonde in Ch.m lab..... titrat. m.!1 10 change your plans/ Now w.' 11 see ,eal Clara Missions. 0 .... in a game Keith Jarr·eU. Hamp,on If you want to make a catl Sulann. 4.53-9665. (A/23) budget. AS Vice President Ann old and new AS governments. pERSONAls there so you might have a chancel That's at Dodger compliance/ This is the y.ar of the totally dominated by San Hawes. LeRoy Vinegar and statement on tenure why don't SF Gian.. ! Carberry fold the Council. the car rally tomorrow 1:00 Muir pkg lot . Don' t forget 10 ... Argo fV's fr •• comedy 70 MGI ~91( mi valve job. radial• • Need mar. of that miloko? Come see A Diego. Pete Thomson and Allee Coltrane. This is their you do an in-depth report S2. SO p., car. Be the,el "Once Upona ~." on 4/ 19·4/ 21 018 8laupunkl. special wh ..... roll bo,. Call: McElroy must make bil flnal Clockwork Orange on Tu.lClay April 2~ 017 "- decisions by May 15. The Famojion scored for the team. only Southern California seeking answers to th pm in Reyello Side Door. TRAVEl S23SO. 488·9094. (4/20) In their fifth and final game & 9 : ~5 . Tich .. S 1.50. (4/23) Approach the starting lin. and take off for hearings are Tuesday. 11 am-) 'Tramp appearance. Butch Lacy is a questions your editorial poses? the Car Rallyl Tomorrow 01 1:00 Muir pkg. 3ewore 8ewore the Men and Women of Female gold dredging partner wanted for Tired of Cafeteria food? Come to AASA's lat S2 .50/ ca,. pm. and Wednesday. 4 pm-6 of the tournament local rivals well-known pianist/composer Otherwise. you're passing the Outreach Dinner, Man 4/23 at the Inti Clr 6 S.O .U.P. or. out 10 sleal your face right off pro.pecting Irip 10 N. Cal June to Sept. Wet your head with a Grateful Dead f.. lival in su~ plus Diving e.p needed. Jowelry Del Mar out kicked UCSD. 10-0. on the local jazz scene. His pm Price $ LSO ( ~/ 2 3) L.>.t 8rown Wollet. con"'ins vital 1.0.1 If pm. in the North Conference buck and tacitly endorsing the All you Malchicks & Devotchkas! Stop mid Moy so b. prepared. making .xp helpful. P.O . BOX 15403 SO found pleas. con"'ct Doug Fri.nd ph. 756- Room. Release quintet will feature the cream status quo. lubbilubbing under the Irees. See A 92115. (4/20) It's time for a student goow't that knows Clockwork Orange April 2~ . ( ~ / 23) Ma ke them quokeU Slap them at San 1261. Reward. of the San Diego jazz talent. the Progr~sslve Coalition In other action Wedneaday (Continued from pale 12) where itls going. Elect Arturo Herrera Vice Onofre - Sat. Ap' 21 . I pm Carpool ~2 · CIEE TRAVEL in UCSD Student Cenl.r Last 4 pm 4/ 6 on. pr of GLASSES on R.. Boston including Hollis Gentry on sax. Pros. ( ~ / 20 ) A873. handl •• all Iro.el needs Mon·T hurs 9:30- rUtbt. the Council: The AASA Oulreoch Dinner will have gra .. by Hl. If found please I.av. m... for Nllh&. The seven-memoo'r band Peler Sprague on guitar and oriental f'oods that would make eating La 12:45 or call 452·0630. 6 6 Wonted highest turnout in U.c. history vote Rum i you are a chuck.r ht cia ... Happy George at 277·8314. -beard David Hartwell. makes wide use of a piano and Ella Ruth Piggee on vocals. Choy & Chun King suicidal. ( ~ / 23 ) commissioner 01 communica­ backin, vocal much Uke the FOCUS for your collooo leaders vole for your AS. Birthday you Crazy African. Dispute Lacy's group will also perform Vote 4/ 25-26. (4/20) Singing in the rain? (Thump-Thump) See A housiNG SERVICES tions. report the Media Board is American group. a special number wi th Qockwork Orange Tue,day, April 24 in Chucker you or. 23 years old now. Why Del Mar f to shore w/ 10m. 2 b,. pool. iac. seeking ways to ease the Print Unfortun.ately. the two (Conlinued from page I) members of the San Diego Hey OrDOgs - come 10 yiddy a really NC.A at 7 & 9:45. Only $1.50. (4/ 23) don't you just graduate th is Jun. and leave 5·1. 75S·0716 Karen. SUMMER JOBS, NOWI WORLD CRUISERS! women in the group. Katherine Rally horror·show event: A Clockwork Orange on us in peace! PlEASURE BOA TSI No ••periencel Good Coop typesetUn, backlog sian Gazelle indicated that a Ballet. under the direction of April 2~ at 7 & 9 : ~ SUO. (4/ 23) Want.d: Rental for appro• . 6 wks in sm'. pay! Carribean. Hawaii. World! Send A.ians don't live on To p Ramen olonel Simbatatu Ndiyo Hatuna Ndizi. Hatuna brought about by the glutton of Lapthorn and Irene Linders are strike similar to the campus­ A fund ralsmg car rally (dates Ile.ible) or can e .. honge 3 8r house S3.95 for APPLICATION and dir.ct referrals Ricardo Moyano. Come to the AASA Outreach Dinner on Ndizi Leo and Happy Birthday. mil. from U.C. Berk.l.y campus. quiet. to SEAWORLD. Bo. 60129. Sacramento. CA campajp Uterature that needs relegated to only background wide one at Boston is not sponsored by the FOCUS IV' Orienlal food fantasy - come to Ihe 4/ 23 at the Inti Cfr.· SUO. ( ~/ 23) 95860. (4/ 30) typesetting. He also said a nat parts' and the audience is not foreseen here. Since funding for Tickets for the afternoon student helpline will start AASA Outreach Dinner - Mon 4/ 23 at the I Exxon Bofa IBM what ore they 'doing in firepl. . backyd. J. Greenbaum. (415) 65S­ Inti Clr 6 pm Price $ LSO. ( ~ / 23 ) A film that will open your mind to a way of South Africa? Com. , •• La.t Grov. at ~024. 342 - 63rd St .• Oakland. 9A618. rate of $17.50 an hour will be allowed to hear them outfront. salaries at UC campuses must show are $5 and the evening tomorrow from the Mui r lif. you will never forget Last Grav. at (4/18) JOBS! LAKE TAHOE . CALIfl Fantastic tipsl Dimbaza Man TlH 104. $1 .700-54.000 summer! Thou50ndt still charged to all candidates for The remainder of the band come from the state legis­ tickets are $8. They are parking lot at 1: 00 pm. Cars will THE HAIRSTYLISTS : vuys and Gals Dimbaza Man nit •. Api near b.ach. KhoaL Ava~ /My 1. 5182 needed. (.,.ino •• Reslouranf., Ranches, typesetting. regardless of seems talented. but do not lature. court injunctions and available at the La Jolla be leaving at intervals after Shampoo, Haircut and 810wdry S 17.00. Revw up your engin.s for the cor rally With student 10 - $10.00. 7~3 G irard TOOTSIE Cha,mpagn. and festivilies for tomorrow Apr 21. 1:00 at Mui' pkg. lot. inc! util. Kr is 4~5-5567 . (4/30) Cruisers. Send 53.95 for APPLICATION/ whether they do the work reach their full potential while arbitration initiated by the state Museum of Conlemporary Art. paying an entrance lee of $2.50. (8ehind Shirttails) 4S9·8229. M(6/ 4) f(6/ 1) Ben and liiiiizll i lilce troin rides, film no., 52 . .50 per cor. 1------:;;------; INfO. to LAKEWORLD. Box 60129. Socto, themselves or have the Print wallowing in bad mixing. would serve as detemmts to Licorice Pizza in Pacific There will be prizes forfinalists and you Miss P. WANTEd CA 95860. Coop do it; The overall tone is of a potential strikes within the UC Deach, The Turntable in La Hey Good· loaking 01 f ·S2 Tioga Han. I Race Ihrough the .Ire." of San Diego the JENNY'S HOME TYPING: Tarm pap.", and winners . For more ho pe to meet you at Ihe AASA Outreach car rally. Apr 21 . 1:00 Mui, pkg. lol S2 .SO pop/rock nature. though For the post 2 week. Carlos. Nancy. Olivi.r A "ENTlON: Juniors and Seniof'! manuscripts. th ..... IBM Selectric 225-14A9 -approved Loraine Lambert system. Boston University does Jolla. Chameleon Records in information. please call the Dinner, 4/ 23. Infatualed (4/ 23) Lindo have b.on going to the dorms per car. days and eve,. (6/ 8) to be the fifth member of the AS definitely not Top 40. not get state funding. San Diego and all mil Gambles $650 a month FOCUS office at 452-4455. diKuning student iuues, not poIiticol Th. ASUCSD i. only 2 yea" old yet over If you are majoring in physiCS. AMES. APIS. Apathy killsl Support your colleg. support rhetoric. If they miss.d you or if you still 33% or the .tudent. vot.d la.t y.or the moth, or engineering why not let the Navy TYPING: IBM Correcting Select,ic. fast, your ASUCSO vote April 25 & 26. (4/20) hove questions unanswered come meet high.. t turnoul in the nation. VOle April poy you $6SO a month during your senior Reliable. hOlOnabi. Rates. Univ.rI~y City. Ihem 01 the Rov.lI. Ploza W.d-Fri. 11 · 1. STEREO CLEARANCE HOUSE 25&26. year right here 01 UCSD? Days <&52·42«; Ev.nings ~3-4966 . Ask for HAS LOwe IT STEREO Plu. Ihe guo rant.. of attending th. Jan• . (5/ 4) What do th. lUDIVEGO TEcHNIQUE & Ta all GianI fan .....ry dog has its day . Turn on you, turbochargers - for the car UCSO final. have in comman? A Nuclear Propulsion Engineering School s.. maybe lOYen its first fwo we.lts of Ih. rally tomorrow. Apr. ~1 , 1:00 Muir pkg. lot OVERSEAS JOBS - Summer/ y.a, ,ound . Clockwork Orange & find out (~ril 24). S2 . .50 p.r car. aher graduation from college. ~ ' , worth ..ason. and the Giants have had theirs. 540.000. Europe. S. America. Au.tralio. Asia . Elc . Ail (4/23) Now . go back to Phoenix along with Fi.ld.. S5OO·S 1.200 monthly. EKpenses Is Tam Petty vacationing in La Jolla? Rumor Call John (hollt., at (714) 293·64« for To morgo. LeMa.t.r ond HiM . Dodg.r lIIue paid. Sightseeing. free info - Write: IJC. !hd.' my f~1ow d,~s . It'. ti'!'"!o, 0 Iitti. hOI it thot he will ottond on-(': ompul pattie$ info. 1.4/ 25) W~I Pr.voiL Signed the Great Dodg.r in Box 52·52. Corona Del Mar. CA 92625. short of the ultraviolonce & Ludwig Von: A this we.1t. in Wanted: UCSD .. niors who are willing to b. (5/ ~ ) A course the Sky . Clockwork Orange! (4/ 23) Dian. - Easter was fine, ...n without ... inte,.i.w.d r.gording Iheir UCSO Toathbru.hes for 101 • . Slightly ....d . All You know where all the fun is? AI Third bunny. Hope to 50. you more often though experience for a seri.. of rO!'Grfi 10 be TYPING: IBM. T.rm · Papers. Diss.rtolions. PIww SX780 Ralv. 1249 • tyles and colo.. available. 4.5.5·9397. Colleg. April 23·28. - M- published In Th. Guo,dian Ioter this Th ..es. RUSH JOBS. ~S3 · 0656 . 560·8171 • TICIInICI Sl3300 Turm"'.II25 quarter. No pay, unfortunately, but you gel 452· 1588. (6/ 8) 10 Shannmilynnotte. Glad you were yourselv •• Akll eS702D em.... 1125 What Earthquake fault? What IOfety T.H.T.H..... Too hideous Hon.. What !h. sotisfabion of t.lling ~ lik. ~ is. The Our Free Cataloo has many more defect.? Yeah - Son Onofre · Rolly Apr 21 would they do withoul th.ir bar of S.O.A.P. Frj nit• . Hope to see more of it. Optimistic. Bonded BOo.bOn. deals on major brands . with even lower interviews will lost leu thon on hour. If Made to order rubber stamps. Stomp Saturday - Carpool ~2·.a73 . prices on our monthly speCials sheet. S ... Bob Mary John Steve Kathy KimMik. ­ No more Nuke. sign petition ' at Rev.N. inter.sted. please call Ron at 4S2·3466. anylhing ~2 · 9768 51.25 per line 4922 Mt. Leave meslOg •. (4/23) First lesson: Send now and lind out how to buy Tired of cof_rio food, I'll ... you at the M.et me at the Side Door Ionight & Sot at 8 Plazal Ant.ro SO 92111 (6/ S) Bonded Bourbon is so current 57.98 list Ip's for 53.69. Stereo kicJ.aff day of Third College Weeit. pm. It's fr.e. Clearance House. Dept. Bl60 1029 Join us & CometaArgo IVs ploy "One. Upon SCURt (Student Center for Und.rgrad OASIS Wr~ing C.nler now offer. evening unique that it took an Jacoby SI.. Johnstown , PA 15902. No Nukes rally Saturday .ign up carpool last year UCSD had the high.. t turnout in a Mattress" F,i & Sat at 8 pm in R.. eRe ·. R... arch & Innovation) i. laoI!ing for n.w and Sunday d,op-in hOUri. Thurs. 6·S pm; .of Congress (in 1897) Phone Quotes 814-536-1611 . phone ~2·4873 Son Onofre 1:00 pm. th. nation for a college wid. eledion. UCSD Sid. Door fREE . sloff IOlari.d frain •• pasition avail. Subm~ Sun 6-S pm usa 4070 - ~S2 · 2284 . (4/ 20) act 100 is perfect. r•• umes ASAP. Se. Slud.nt job board or to establish the R... II. Graduating Senio,,: A li.t 01 is not apathetic. That's iust what they want Bonded Bourbon studenll who hav. d.dar.d to graduate you '" beli .... Vat. April 25 & 26. Shaw OFf your driving ability and your call SCURt. 3917. (5/4) IMPROVE YOUR GRADES! Send S1.00 lor standards for must be 100 proof. spring 1979 is posted on th. board outside .. n.e of diredion 01 the ok for repoir bils 1500 Firm 231 ·6909 PM. (4/20) the Dodg.rs to be a disgrac • . for !\I. Giants Profe.. ional Typing. IBM Selectric. SEXI V10lENCEI MUSICI A CLOCKWORK Experienced in Ih_, manuKrip" ond Final Sprine is for lov.rs. Get WOWedl are a teom that will ne.er 10)' die. And Ih. St.rea conoole••• eet condition. Garrord exam. ORANGEI s.. it Tuetday April 24 at 7 & You'lI f ... better abaut your future. ,poarts. C~tI Gail 481 ·7540. (5/ 4) 9:4.5 in MCA. Tickets only SI . .50. (A/23) I.... rs end up with mud In their eye. The turntable. AM/FM radio. wainul cabi .... Xou need only one bum. will nev.r hit Vida II... . Cau.. the J.G. - You'r. a IIr- bodminton play.r SI00 - Koren 3070. (4/23) SIp to recogruze Co_ qUOltian our outhorityl Carlos Noncy Hollywood iii... will be busy with boo-loo. TYPING: Monuscripll. th ..... treati ..es. No and a 11'_ person. - T.K. the clearly superior Olivier & Linda wi. be at the Rev." PlaIO Boy Ar.a Dodger Hat." SS,SH Save up '" 90% on lOme fashions as high job too large or too smolL 276-3570. (5/ A) Wed-Fri 11·1. (4/20) Diet Lockin;? Sholdee Supplem.. tt help. pric.d boutiques 01 UP YOUR ALLEY's quality and taste of Want '" know what's going on in South Also: E.... Sofe dean.. ". fine COImeIia Spring R.vival Sal. dilCount 14K gold 20% fltEEI Gym workout '" introduce you to San Old Grand-Dad. Dear Mr. X - Hope you had 0 Hop",. Alrica? 11'. coiled Apartheid. Come ... off. dr.... s dilCount.d to 55.99. dilCounted JOLLA deliv.,ed. 4S.S-12~ . (4/23) Oi.go'. fin ••t bod1building/ sports· Cheers! LA Eolter. Hov ...... tryine '" catch up with ..-ie Moon TLH lOA. designer clatheo. Apr~ 19th-25th UP YOUR conditioning gym for m.n. bp.rt you but hove had no Iud 10 for. LooIting Carlos Nancy Olivier & Lindo hove worIced ALLEY 7717 Fay Av.n.... lo Jolla open instrudion. pours Pacific Gym, 4275 Fr_ food, dri..... and ent.rtain.... nt all at SURF & SPORT f_rd '" ~ng you before you go bod! III a t.am ""nding up for longer Library Thurs. fri -. and Sundays and 412 Gen.... at Batboo n.or F.dmort. _ . Hove • nice __end. -0- Third College W .... Apr~ 23·21. creMe cf.lfAfW' hours deoctMrtion of UC! foshion Volley East. Clair.monl. 571·7700. (5/2) 1IM~~rl=Mt' collegiate crossword 715 Pearl Street La Jolla, CA • .....,.... 46 Kennedy and 1111- 5 Shameless ...... ,...... IIIIIIS 6 Durable 459-4329 1 luke of ·Stlr Wlrs· 47 Tennis replay 7 Type of. shi rt 10 Elegant 48 Blanc or Jungfrau 8 - trip 14 Nickname for Syra- 50 ' Arlene - 9 Pravi de. as a cuse Untv . (2 wds.) 52 Bullfight cry service 15 Turkish title 53 Actress Perrine. 10 ~ Alto 16 Deep inyolyetnent for short 11 Excl~de socially 17 Place of sacrifice 54 Stogie. western 12 In pieces STUDENTS: 18 Pinky Dr Peg~ style 13 Severity 19 llwyer (abbr. ) 58 Setting for old TV 15 Tropical fruits Old Grand-Dad Bonded 20 Exiles series "Hank " 21 God of love 22 Verdi opera 60 Organization for 23 Fable writer _JNlwk:lt_ is authentic Kentucky sour-mash 24 Pitcher's statistic Mr. Chips 27 Opposite of s1n . Bourbon, made with pure limestone 25 Nat1. Coll . - 61 French article 30 lose . ..Ilk ..... water, the finest grains, and aged in new Assn. 62 •. .. partrldge in 31 Playmates of deer _ape charred-oak barrels. 26 Famous YO I cano - tree" 32 lacking nationality .IMI ...... 80ft-fro••• yogart! , -~ 28 Mr . Rogers 63 Somet hing that 34 - avion 29 Hundred years Felix Unger has 36 legal ownership Earn $60-$240 per week. (abbr. ) 66 GRE Ind SAT 38 Basket makers if 2 stuffing and addressing 30 Part of ._me 67 Sailors' patron 40 Buddy Ebsen role SPCIITS .... VllMI 33 Econotltics abbrev i- (2 wds.) 43 Slne1 tery waste 37!1 ...... ar-Ihd. II 13 Only Bonded envelopes in a new, expanding ...... : 22MDn · business. Ition 68 Being : lat. 45 Attaches whiskeys have a green Work at home- 900 35 Parody 69 Mix Factor product 49 Satisfy tax stamp. It's your guar­ people needed in this area. 37 Under one's 9uid- (2 wds .) 51 Fi reside ..... ance (2 wds . ) ...... T...... antee that the whiskey is 55 Trade organization - at least four years old. For information. send a . self­ 39 - Mihal DOWN 56 Prefix : wi nd i!nvelope 41 ' Clothlng character- 1 French crossing 57 Plant again 5e~ OFF for UCSO studenls . Old Grand-Dad Bonded is addressed stamped on the purchale of any platter. to: Is tics 2 Offi cia I 1an9uage 59 Overdue always aged longer. 42 Elr bone of Cambodia 60 8allet IIIOvetntnt MINGY ID. Kentud·Dod Di.hll..y Co .• Fronkf... . Ky. 4~ . Chavez Eaterpri... expires 1 May. 1979 R.T. 1 Box 42 A need 4 Mi s fortune 65 Suffix: region Coart"a", CA 95615 · page 18 The Guardian Fri., April 20, 1979