Volume 9 No 18 Publishedat UCSD 17thyear of publication May 29th- June Ilth 1984 CenterVote Irregularities ,/ Cast Doubt

VOTER TURNOUT STILL AT DOUBT

Amidsthighly suspect and irregular conditions.UCSD undergraduatesand graduatesvoted last week by a marginof 54.4%to 45.6%to assessthemselves $75 per quarter in increased fees "to representthe ongoing commitmentof the UCSD Studentbody tocontributeto the construction, operation and maintenence of University Center facilities."The turnoutwas a mere 89 votesabove the administration’sclaim of 20% of the campus population. r Opponentsargued a 25% aurnout and 2/3rd majority was required for ratification. Controversysarrounded the entire weekof votingfollowing a request,May 22rid.by the Committeefor Responsible Spending(CRS) urgingVice Chancellor of UndergraduateAffairs, 3oe Watson, Turnage Over Coffee "To clarifyand reverse the obvious disclosedhe wouldbe out of townuntil afterthe polls closed on Friday.May 25. deviation from established campus regulations by proponents of the This left unanswered, the CRS contentionon the minimum required Early Morning Encounter UniversityCenter regardingminimum turnout,and gave the administrationthe voterturnout for referendums,such as opportunityto reviewthe outcome of the this. which assessa mamlatoryfee." With ’The Director’ CRS cited campus regulations and voting beforerendering a decision. FollowingLt an interviewwith Maior Now Califorma,let me suggestone Similarly. a CRS follow-up memo precedentto indicatea 25~ minimum GeneralThomas K. Turnage.national thing,there are a numberof reasonswhy addressedto AssistantChancellor, turnoutand two-thirdsmajority vote directoro./the Selective Service Srstem. we thinkthat that occurs... PatrickLedden, urging a decisionon the requiredfor ratification of the measure. Ourfir.~t .~’(’heduied interview with the voterrequirement prior to releasingthe n.i.:That’s what i’m interested... The Administration.through ads in the directorn’a.~ cancelled afier he wa.~ resultsreceived no response. Turnage:But one of the reasons,is the UCSD Guardian, set a 20~b turnout pttr.~’uedthrough the Student Center hr a factthat one of themost effective tools requirementwith only a simplemajority The controversyover the minimum 127lootSpectre of Death(no relation to thatwe usein orderto get addressesof requiredfor ratification. (At leastone requirementand the refusal of the the new indicator).Later that night. identifiednon-registrants has been studentpresent at a UniversityCenter administrationto make a decisionin a ./b/lowing.some/unc.r verbal.footwork through the Department of Motor Planning/BuildingAdvisory Committce timclyfashion is just one of the many hi"Turnage ~ PR per.~’on.Terry Knight, Vehiclesin eachof thestates. And all (UCPBAC)recalled discussion at one irregulartiesthat combineto makethe we wereinvited to iointhe director ear(r states,except one has providedthat to theirmeetings specifically mentioning electionresults highly suspect and has the next morningin hi.~ eighthzlloor us Montanahas not providedaccess to the25f,~ turnout and 2, 3rdmajority vote contributed,in the eyesof manyvoters, hotel .~uiteoverlooking San Diego,s thosefiles. requirement.At new indi(’ator press time to makingthe entire process a travesty. nuclearharhor--a.fitting Iocale lor the we wereunable to ascertainhow or who Other irregularitiesplaguing the "di.~cus.~ion"thai en.~ued. The interview n.i.: Montana? was responsiblefor modifying the electionswere as follows: ha., heen editedto a more manageahle Turnage:But we were late in getting requirementdiscussed at the UCPBAC ¯ Failureto providea pollingstation at length; however,care was taken to accessto thosein California. meetingin favorof theless stringent 20% ScrippsInstitution of Oceanography. preservethe z.onlenl anti overall lone. ni.i: Did it help that Edwin Meese’s turnoutand a simplemajority.) Over 10 percent of UCSD graduate brother came into...[the DMV as studentsare in "residence"at Scripps IgnoringCRS requestsfor a written n.J.:Would you like to talk briefly directorin 1982]. Institutiuon.These students were denied opinion..toeWatson. however, admitted abouttherecent registration rates? Turnage:Nothing to do with it. As a that"It appearsas thoughwe have two equalprotection inasmuch as they,being Turnage:Sure. I thinkI can help with matterof factit helpedvery much that conflictingpolicies." in an article UCSD studentsstudying at Scripps, Gov. Dukmeijiancame in here.Because appearingin the U(’SD Guardian,May weredenied equal access to votingin the that.First of alloverall in thenation we enjoy somethingon the order of over underthe previousadministration, they 24. 1984. Watson then left town and UniversityCenter referendum. 97~ of registrationcompliance. And saidthe files weren’t available to us. Yet, repeated attempts to contact him continuedon page 3 whilewe’re pleased with that, we stillopt theywere giving them to othersources, for,uh, the ultimate. you know.because according to the law n.i.:i’ve heard the figure for San Diego the informationthat we request- of the currentregistration rate--which nothingmore than the addressonly-- you’renot too happy about--of62%, and we providethe nameand the social and thatyou havespecified that there securitynumber and so forth,all we were werelanguage and culturalbarriers that doingwas askingfor the social security i eed number.Now, after it was reviewedby are involved.And I note that you’ve workingon that partlyby your being Gov. Dukmeijianand his staff,that here... informationbecame available to us. Turnage:That 62r,~didn’t come from Now because of the delay, the me... response-the catch-uptime--is slower. butit’s workir’~. n.J.:OK... n.i.:Do you expectthe IRS to provide Turnage:I didn’tsay that.And, matter namesor addressesin thefuture? offact. if I hadto giveyou a figureright now of the currentyear birth group of Turnage:Well. we haven’t required SanDiego I don’tthink I could.I don’t thator requestedthat from the IRSfor have accessto that-Ihave accessto some time. And one of the reasonswe that.but thatis not importantto me. haven’t--wedid initially in theprocess, Other than the fact that I know in andit’s authorized by law,and I RS does California,and | know that for the this not just to us--butthe kind of overallyear birth groupsthat we’re information we were seeking-once interestedin, San Diegohas something again, no tax information-we found just in the excessof 90f,~.And, for outthat, once again, because of theages Californiaas a whole,it’s something on theorder of about90t~. continuedon page3 2 3

FU/X KY L9 JOLL/ e.ntinued from page I and that is .vwci/ica//vauthorized by LETTER have alreadyspent your many self- design. The U.C.S.D moratorium of statute,h~ the Congress.So, I haveno stubbornessis renderingyour creative promotingthe proposal.1hen. they TurnageInterview concerns about it because the talentsas meaningless. inlormationis not being abused.Wc The Nausea. .lean-Paul Sartre dressthe ballot box up in thatredundant textualizedthis feeling by turninginto a BetsyRoss design. How sill)’. by Ramblin’ Rosie of the youngmen ~ho we wereinvolved don’tprovide it to othersources and so Look at the new Stonehengebehind lorth.And. what we arcalter, however. OIIman Says Our workableemotion. His battlewith sell- What will it take to stop campus withit lot of themwere not in~ohed in Cluster Library; we are already I,et’sstart with the IInixersitx (’enter ncu indi(a/orspecial issue from the we’realter compliance with the law and actualizationwas purelydesperate, as he apathy?If you, likeShaw. wish to be cot|nterin hisstore because it contained puttingin a 1040.So theI)MV files and consideredancient. refcrcndunlseam.., l o sltxAssistant Vice we’lluse those dc~,ices that arc a~,ailable Paper Is Good attemptedto controlhis own meansof livedby eventsthen I am sureyouwill be (’hancellor,I omm) Iucker,employed "too much misinformation,"while graduationlists and commercial lists and --MathewJ. Cronin to us lav~fulb,in orderto achievethat. productionand developan authentic quitecomfortable in another bureaucratic some questionabletactics would be an Ica~ing behind a stack at lommy othersources wcrc much marc ef[ecti~,e type of politics based in social to us.So that’swh\ we’re doing it this n.i.: I had heard at one poinl that ,lusta quicknote to tellyou and your understatement.Forget the factthat he luckcr’spamphlets. Corlcw, of course relationships.He advocateda type of way. SelectiveService lists were used to track comradesjust how good I think your utili/cdthe entire Student Center staff, sccspassage of thereferendum as critical pallswhere the interaction of individuals down fathers delinquent on paperis - oneof thebest I’ve seen in a includinghis personalsecretary and to hisquest for larger space and ol course did not originatefrom ego’s need to be [ W/letTinhUge/ai/.~ to mention is I/lat child...[supportpayments] long time. And I especiallylike the custodialstaff to passout literature the a higherpaying job for himself. heard(hello administrators), butrather a[ierrelwated!v pre.~.~ttring the IRSto Turnage:l"hat:~ authorizedby law combinationof hard hittingMarxist entirese,,enth week: forgetthat he Others,not as ambitiousbut merit a fromgood faith,where group politics provtth"/i.~l.~’ (!/11a111¢’3 wilholll .~t/(’(’e.~.~-- analysisand quitefunny radical humor. collaboratedwith two studentsto form mentionat most for theirpucrilism, also.Specifically authorized by law. transcendsindividual desire. Nausea short~?/ a onc-timemail-out by IRS Forme it works,and I liketo thinkthat it Students for the Referendum includeAS PresidentMarc Boroditsky n.J.: I understandthat during the itselfis a physicalmanifestation of SelectiveService e.~.wntial(v gave up on has a lot of potentialfor the kind of interestingly,just a day after the and AS Vice President Mary Rose meetingof the MilitaryManpower Task frustration,where we rejectour present theIRS and went el.~eu’here /or lists.] audienceyou’re addressing.Please CommitteeFor ResponsibleSpending Alexander.Urging students to support Force,where you discussed initially the circumstancesand leave them to the n.i.: Some people apparentlynave a convey my sincere comradely (CRS) submitteda detailedrequest thereferendum, the d)’namic duo wrote: possibilityof prosecutionsand San porcelainprincess, a welcoming fear that all this computercross- appreciationto the collective. receivethe equivalent of a smallfraction "Pleaseput yourfaith in yourelected Diegocame up, was this a centerthat bureaucraticstructure. matchinghas Orwellianimplications-- of the funds alreadyspent by Tommy and appointedofficials. We have been was consideredto be one thatwould not 1984--andpeople having lists and access BertellOIIman Nausea is pervadingthis campus. Tuckerin favorof theUniversity Center: be problematicfor havinga prosecution involvedfrom the project’sinception to informationand who i¥ going to Since my arrivalto San Diego.petty forgetthe fact that he metlate into the occurin? Departmentof Politics andhave made it ourresponsibility to be oversee who gets this information? bureaucratshave constantly tread on my nightand earlythe nextday with one New York University informed." Need one say any Couldyou speak to thisissue of people’s Turnage:No. As a matterof factlet me "goodfaith." lhese Automated fat-cats memberof Studentsfor the Referendum more...Hittingon the sametheme, this fears? suggestto you that the deliberations who expend upon the benefits of a to drafta flyerand ad materialfor the dim-wittedpair were behinda push to relatingto the MilitaryManpower Task Turnage:Well, I don’tbelieve that at "UniversityCenter" are a smothering Guardianas partof the Student(’enter conduct closedAS FinanceCommittee Forcewere, are still,considered to be UniversityCenter all.And of course,they’ve been talking lot. They always want to document Board’ssolution to providing"equal" meetings.They then retreatedto open privilegeddocuments. And I am very something.1hey campaign as if theyare space:forget that in responseto queries the meetingsbut opted to allow only thatway ever since, I guess,the book was consciousof thefact that certain experts, writtensome time ago. But you see, what Is Nauseating innovatorsworthy of reverence. as to thehigh cost of hisglossy flyers FinanceCommittee members to speak. uh, excerptsfrom those proceedings happensin ouragency, we livein a glass I beginmy thoughtson theUniversity it is now appropriateto undressthis "’Together We Can Make A ]heyclaim this is necessaryto "conduct havebeen in thepress, or are allegedly bowl. We’re monitoredby the General Center p~opo.sal by quoting Erik facadeif notmerely for the fact that the Difference"he commented "When it business." ignoring the fact that were.~u/)/~osed to be truedocumentation AccountingOffice, monitored by about Eriksonin relerenceto GeorgeBernard new center’s composition was not comes to students, we tr)’ to do subcommitleeswere designedfor the of w hatwas said and so forth.That’s still threeor four committeesof Congress, Shaw. initiatedby students.The idea of a exer.vthingas highquality as we can"; expressedpurpose of conductingdebate privih’dgedfrom the standpointof this and forgetthat for almosta )’earnow monitoredbv our own ethicalstandards "As a witnessto the predicamentof "University"was not intended for and discussion,something that is not discussion. hc’s been the main force behind readih’ a~ailablc at full Council relatingto the law and we workwithin over-commitmentlet me quote an old purposesof givingpin-striped mimics a n.i.:OK, I undersland. railroadingthe entireprocess and you thelaw only. man who, looking back on his own free-handin designingthe academic meetings...Spcakof the blind leading the Butwc matchour files initially with, Turnage: But, however. I think I youth,had to admitthat no catastrophe environment. havea AssistantVice Chancellorwho’s blind:with the over $.5 million Student an opportunisticgangster threatening for example.Social Security Systcm. would hastento say somethingthat is or failurestopped him in histracks, but That is what will happen, and is Center Board budget belore the AS the Women’sResource Center’s space ratherthe feeling that things were going occuringtoday. These bureaucrats who Council.AS PresidentBoroditsk.v urged aftcr they relused to endorse the meaninglesslywell. Somehowevents in begfor yourvote seek to commercialize the Councilto approvetheir budget. "’ElectionBoard" the administration University(’enter referendum.. arguingthat the AS (’ouncilshould hislife were coming to a head.but he felt and insulate the very place where ProposedCenter acted as both advocates of the thathe was beinglived by them.A man academicendeavor and the participants Buthe’s not alone...]uckcr’s confrere, "trust"him and appro,,eit. lie further referendum and the body hearing reasoned thai swift passage was continuedfrom page I in thisposition is aptto choosethe kind in thatexercise should be creatingthe John Elliot,came throughwith flying allegations:and it willprobably act as ¯ Absolutelyno regulationsgoverning of lonely and stubborn moratorium aestheticenvironment. Instead, wc have colors.First hc appearedas Tom’sIcac neccssar)because the AS "couldn’t thecertifying agent. subserviantnine to flyerswho are about manin the Studentsfor theReferendum, makean,, difference’" anyway. To their lheelections. -lhis is high.~unusual in whichall butsmothers its own creative "’Thetrouble is peopletoday don’t seem to havefaith ¯ Unusuallylong polling period. In order in ourinstitutions." then a marc virulentand obnoxious credit,the AS Councildidn’t fall for tlac that most elections arc held in potential." to standardizelast-food education, lhcv to make certain the minimum voter form took shape just before polling President’s"trust-me’" line and putoff coniunctionwith ASt!CSI)elections requirement,the ~otingperiod spanned started.According to sources.Elliot ~oting till next week. Who knows, and therefore governed by those I)hiloBrcgstein’s If71oever Sar.~ the an entireweek makingit the longest MON. JUNE 4 threatenedto shut down the I;(’SI) perhapsin a spurt of wisdomthe AS regulations.By callingthis a "specia! l)’uthS/tall l)ic." .4 FihnAbout Pier electionperiod in UCSD’shistory and, Guardianfor its editorialposition Councilmay rejectthe SCB budgetit election,"/io/lth’.~ or "Fh’clion.sBoard" PaoloPa.~olini ( 19gl.).,tJCSD -I[.H 107. according to unconfirmedreports, 7:30 PSI: L~ I’.S.Intervention in £7 admonishingthe railroadingof the usualb is flawed with unreasonable wereestablished to overseethe process. possiblyin the entireUC system. Salvador .Ittstilted? forum with Frcc admission.Committee for World Universit>Center. Interestingly, it allocations and force it into to determinecampaign spending limits, I)cmocrac~.452-2(I 16. FI)R t’MI.N spokcsperson Maria appearsElliot had the blessingjudging Conference(’ommittcc where they can hearalleged violations, establish w)ter a Denialof equal fundingfor groups Velazquc/.and otherspcakcrs, l!(’Sl) by themanner in whichhe consistcntl,vinsist the Presidentpush for some requirement,etc.. and ensure that campaigningagainst the referendum. I)etcrsontlall, Room 108.(’ommittcc dropped names of higher level concessionsin the S(’B’sallocations. principlesconsistent with a fairelection Groupssuch as CRS were deniedequal on [r.S.t-orcign Polio\. SUN. JUNE 10 bureaucratsto wage his campaignof Rumor has it that Tomm~ Tuckcr’s be observed.Moreover, as is thecase in fundingto advocatetheir position. The managementsD, le may call for some local,state, federal elections and past Student Ccnter Board (SCB) spent 6 I’M:Itealth (’ar(" i/i (’entral ..lm(’ri(a. veiledthreats, ttis next tactic, according sharp changes, for example in the UCSD elections, an impartial body sc,,eralthousand dollars of student 8 I)M:llotllcr I’nl th’r(’ pcrforlnancc h\ ..I (’rigid.~’hat’s llappeningin to many obscrvcrs,involved leading custodialdivision, e~cn eliminating certi/ie~the results. In theabsence of an continuedon page 12 t-cministlhcatrc and VideoI:nscmhlc. Nicaragua? Speakers Mirna students,literalh’ by lhehand, to the San I)icgoPublic Ihcatrc, 311 l!ighlh pollingstation all the whiledeceiving some workers in exchange for the EVERY MONDAY THURS. MAY 31 (’unningham(ph)sician. North Zela)a "professionalapproach." Maybe the A~cnuc."V_. ~ _-7, "~ 78, 481-7958. 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registration--isthat what you’retalking other parr,, o/ the countrrha,’e been occuredback in ’970,’7’--Congressdid N O D RAFT! TurnageInterview about? success/u/ina, hievingsu,h equal access, close some of thoseloopholes. And. as a NO WARI REFUSE TO REGISTER! Turnage.however, pre/erred to tfiscuss matterof fact,the law says now that if an n.i.:More so, the alternatives to going individualis calledto servicethrough thede/errment polic.r. It shouhlhe noted is designedto manipulate"impression- into the militaryand conscientous that those seeking e.vemptionsor our system,and he’sin college,he can objection--notso much the alternatives only be deferreduntil the end of the able’"students who the SSS presumes are continuedfrom page 3 delerrmenlswill have about one week to likelyto succumbto the high-powered to registration.But, if thereever was a semester.Now, that makes the system They Say preparetheir documentation in the event brow-beating.While praising the violent importantwith regardto thisword and draft...peopleshould be thinking farmore equitable right there, you see. principleof "selection."There has been Of induction. Such documentation virtues of militaryprowess (i.e., about... necessitate.~coun.~elling, expert "IT’S ONLY REGISTRATION" no selectiveprosecution. And every "manhood"),SSS authoritarianshope Joan Lamb: Because, the only testimony,wime,~ses and much. much n.i.:I understand,as sortof a student judgeexcepting one up to thistime who Since the creationof the Selective Hopingto increasecompliance with to exploitmany students’uncertainty alternativeto registration is breaking the preparation.] ¯ of the Constitution,that when our hasreviwed that matter has found that to Slaver)’System (SSS) in 1940.there the unpopularregistration mandate, the about their future by positingthe law;so I don’tthink the principalsof forebearers were framing the be the case. And in that particular never been registration wit/loltt a dra/L SSS has embarked upon a massive militaryas a glamorousahernative to schoolswould welcome people who have Constitution,the questionwas brought instancewhere we had the exception. n.i.:Back to the high schoolprogram. Therehas neverbeen a ~h’aliwithout a intimidationcampaign, l.ocal draft both academia and 9-to-5 workaday thatkind of philosophyto talkto their up aboutincluding conscription as one thatjudge was subsequentlyoverruled. I’veheard some of the argumentsabout II’UI’. resisterBen Saswayhas been imprisoned tedium. students. why somegroups and peoplethink it’s of thepowers of Congress.And, in fact. for his noncooperation with the n.i.:Although, there was one judgein No amountof SSS propagandato the The currentdraft law allowsfor NO n.i.:Well, I thinkthat a lotof people illegal.I’d like to hearyour side of why Washingtonwas one of the peopleto systematicmilitarization of society by the Saswaycase that encouraged, I hear, contrary will change the fact that STUDENT DEFERMENT, yet aresaying that "look, if you’regoing to there shouldbe no legalityproblems promotethis. And thatrepeatedly the~ the Pentagon and multi-national warmongersare doingtheir best to keep Ben Sasway’sattorneys to considera rejectedputting the specific wording into registrationis nothing other than register and you want to be a with this whatsoever.Particularly, corporations.So far.only a handfulof poor and non-white young people- petition for a rehearing based on the Constitutionabout ’Congress shall prty~aration.lora ~h’a/l, and here in San outspokennonregistrants have been who died in disproportionatenumbers selectiveprosecution because of the havethe rightto conscript."And thc~ DiegoCount)’ that preparation is in full swing. singledout for prosecution,but new duringthe Vietnam War -- outof college SixthCircuit [decision...] and I know leftit thatCongress has the right to raise "Registrationhas nothingto do indicator sources indicate more by linkingdraft registration to federal thatthis is goingto be in thecourts for armies.There were peoplelike Daniel I.ocally,draft boards have been withthinking." indictmentsare imminent. studentfinancial aid. Likewise,the while... "So you havethese politically motivated, ’anti,’ Websterwho feltthat conscriptionwas convenedand trainedby the SSS, and Actualstatement by Employing IRS, DMV, Social government is making federal job Turnage:I’m not evenim, olvedin that VietnamSyndrome types out therewho claim there’s basicallyantithetical to whatwe fought facilitiesfor draftboard meetings and presentSSS Director Security, commercial,high school trainingprograms contingent upon draft and I reallyam not concerned¯All I the revolution in this country to the inductionof youngpeople into the Tom "What dissent’?"Turnagc dissent--youand ! knowdifferently because there’s graduationand otherlists (in varying registration,while pushing for state knowis he’sbeen convicted as a lehm. establish--andthat was democratic militaryagainst their will are ready and degrees)to huntfor nonregistrants,the bureaucratsto link state student no manifestationof that in anythingthat we see. freedom.How do you feel about the wa iti ng. ~, ,~-. ,:) [ Thatpetition./or a rehearing has since SSS has spearheadedthe formationof In San Diego,the SSS is illegally financialaid and jobtraining programs heendenied. The nextstep is the U.S. Constitution, democracy and an auxiliarynational surveillance and attempting to compel high school to conscription. conscription? And do you see an) studentsto registeron campus and SuprenleCourt which will prohahh’ hear intelligencenetwork so essentialfor A numberof localgroups are working contradictionsinvolved? And if you beforethey are "required" to do so.The thecase thte to ttleconflicting Civil War--each side ended A free(sh.) government with an uncontrolledpower of militaryconscription (619)753-7518, 283-6878, 233-1701. withregard to.fi,¢h,ral stuth,nt aid.] We up callingpeople. [The CivilWar wa~ the mostridiculous and abominablecontradiction and nonsensethat ever entered millionsof dollars.The SSS propaganda Now there are a lot of states,for theirnation. And the veryfreedom that actuallrthe .first time conscription wa.~ into the headof men. exampleFlorida is one,and other states, they’vewilling to have defendedis find thata youngman who is not going -- DanielWebster dependentupon somebodydefending it. to college,but wants to geta jobskill, he used in this counlrr.]And so, the where on a continuousbasis there is precedentis thereand it’scontinuousb U.S. Houseof Representatives accessto allof thehigh schools, and the Andit seemsto me alsothat, you see, we goesto the Departmentof Laboroffice January14, 1814 beenthere. And I thinkthat somebod~’s DON’T REGISTER! superintendentsof instructionsupport are not classifyinganyone. And we are to become involved and we allow reallydrawing fine lines if theytry and thatand all the rest. makingprovision, however, by law registrationto occur thereunder the GeneralMotors plants? if not these finda historicalbasis for the fact that hasresorted to extremeacts of terrorism andit’s not a policywith us, it’s a statute.auspicesof the Departmentof Labor bloatedbureaucrats and war profiteers, Butonce again, these are initiatives what’sbeing done is illegalor immoralor againstthe peopleof Nicaragua. It’sguaranteed by the law thatin the and thatagency. There’s nothing in the thenhow aboutfor the politicianswho thatare run by statedirectors and in otherwise. Registration,Draft, War The currentmassive and furiousU.S. eventthat someone has a hardship,or in lawthat prohibits that. "knowwhat’s best for us?" somecases we run simplypilot projects theevent someone has a moral,ethical or militarybuild-up is clearlydesigned to of newideas or initiativesand if it works religiousexception to participationin Morethan that, I havethe authority to HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO develop an "umbrella of nuclear If sufficientnumbers of youngpeople thenwe’ll get that information to other allow themselves to be driven to the combatantservices, conscientous do that in accordancewith the law. n.i.: Do you expect any ne~ superiority"under whichthe U.S. can parts of the countrywhere they may objectionis providedfor. Congressknows it, Congresscondones prosecutions to come down in the BE DRAGGED OUT OF BED? "safely"carry out large-scale military slaughterlike a herd of sheep--to utilizeit there. it,Congress supports it. And so allthe future? I know this is up to the interventionand atrocities, which will participatein expeditions of robbery and Also,there is an alternativeservice. If whatever direction the government rhetoricyou hear to thecontrary is from Departmentof Justice... How wouldyou liketo be draggedout of certainlyrequire a steady flow of murder(for that’s what war reallyis)- But we know, for example,that the an individualhas adjudicated his case to dictates. high schoolshave the age groupsthat some frustratedindividuals who are bed tomorrowmorning by a group of draftees.Who will be "our"enemies-- we shallnever see a peacefuland just be a conscientousobjector, then I have Turnage:Sure. As a matterof fact.on we’reinterested in andcolleges have the ’anti"as faras thesystem is concerned, armedmen and orderedto murderother The U.S. governmenthas instituted Latin Americans.Middle Easterners, world. an obligationto findhim a job,even. for a continuousbasis they’re supportive ol agegroups that we’re interested in... and whodon’t want to sec it work.They people on command people you’ve draftregistration-- It evidently needs South Africans? If enoughpeople refuse to registerand that two-yearperiod. And I have no us, and they’rehelping to make the cannonfodder for its current and future don’t want to see it work becauseof nevermet and who have neverdone you Thereal conflict is betweendraftees refuseinduction, the SelectiveSlavery n.i.:Concentrated... problemin doing that. However,what systemwork. And we continueto send any harm? The uniformedkidnappers war plans:it needsdraftees--- slaves, happens+from our perspective,the philosophy,you see.And so, I wantto and "their" governments,which are Systemwill collapse.The government Turnage:Of course. For example,I seeit workbecause it i.~working, and it’s namesto themand they continue to send smileat youand say it’s in yourown best deprivedof allrights and forced to obey was suprisedto find that Grossmont individualhas no concernnow. There’s outpeople for investigations. And, alton aligned with variousmulti-national doesnot have the resources to carryout goingto work. interests,but do youreally believe them’: allorders. Conscription is state slavery. corporations massprosecutions: there are norenough Collegehad 15,000people now. And, I no preparationthat’s necessaryor times,one of the thingsthat occurs is otherwise.Just like. for example,the Suppose you refuse to go. saying Since World War II. the U.S. has War is good for capitalism.Not bureaucrats to find us, enough guess,it’s the University of California at [77mse’:/mt.wrated individual.~ " are that peoplesign up righton the spot individualwho’s born with a physical you’reopposed to killing’?The thugs who conducted military campaigns or because military spending reduces prosecutorsto indictus, enough police San Diego,hassomething like 35,000 actualh"the National I.au rer,~ Guild, the And we continueto getpeople who don’t malady+ he doesn’thave to prepareto have come to "help" you do your paramilitary CIA operations in to arrestus, enough courts to tryus in,or peoplenow [actuallr,it ~ SDSU].Well, AmericulCivil Lihertie,~ Union a/td the knowthey’re supposed to register. unemployment civilian spending be classifiedas non-service eligible... "patriotic"duty might lock you in a cage numerouslocations, including Greece, createsthree times as many jobs per enoughjails to confineus. essentiallythey’re the age groupsin (’entral(’ommittee /or Conscientiotts We have 5,000 young men every da.~ with a bunch of murderers-or maybe Iran, Guatemala,Indonesia, Lebanon, dollar.Not becausemilitary spending Currentlyaround one-halfmillion which we’re interestedso we try to Oh/eolian.These grotq~.~, and others, thatturn 18. That means that every da.~ n.i.:That’seasier than a C.O.status... force you to patch up wounded Laos. Cuba, Congo, British Guiana, reducesinflation the militaryspends courageousyoung men have not signed becomeinvolved in thatkind of forum. claimthat the practices ~?/ regi.~tering we havea new populationwe’re working Turnage:But the pointis. when,(/we conscriptsso the killingcan go on. Dominican Republic, Vietnam, money without producing goods or awaytheir lives to theSSS, even though Moreover, Mrs. Lamb [national I’Ollllg IHen ill wal’s and at time.~other with.Some of themcan’t speak English. ever have to initiate-nowbe sure we The U.S. governmentis as are all Grenada...Why is the U.S.preparing for services,so it’shighly inflationary. they are "required"to do so. Since SelectiveService spoke.werson, also thantho.w .v~eci/ied in theregulatiom So, you have these politicalb a draft’?Why is the U.S.preparing for presentduring the interview]arranges emphasize’iV +if we do,and thenif the areilh’gal. Turnage tv claimingthat he governments a self-constituted War spending shields powerful federalprisons are already filled beyond motivated,’anti," Vietnam Syndrome war? individualthat has a concernis selected authoritywhich relies on bruteforce and corporationsfrom recession.Over 60% capacity,the government must rely upon for speecheson collegecampuses, and ha.~the "latitu~h, "to register men ill wars types out there who claim there’s andhe getsa letterfrom us, then at that deliberatefraud to expediteits control The present clique of bosses and of allPentagon contracts go to onlyfifty itsmulti-faceted intimidation campaign. things like that, where we can not pro,~crihedhr h’gi.~lationand dissent you and I know differently communicatewith the youth that are timehe has timeto go fillout the one- overpeople. It survivesby coercionand banditsoperating out of Washington. major corporations,and over 90% of We mustresist! re~ultingregulations. ] becausethere’s no manifestationof that subjectto thislaw. And we findthat a pageform and ask for a specialhearing itspower to plunderfrom its subjects the DC-- includingcorporate hierarchs- is these contractsare awardedwithout Don’tfill out that registration form! in anythingthat we see. gooddevice. at thelocal board with regard to hiscase, n.i.: What lessons do you think we economic(taxes) and human(draftees) determinedto militarilydominate vast "free"competition. Destroyregistration forms! Clog the and providethe evidencethat wouldbe resources required to sustain its segmentsof theworld’s people. It has. learned,or shouldhave learned,from [ Withanti-th’a/t groups active in neath "Normal" industrial profits on systemwith misinformation.If you’ve relatedto hiscase. And we’re confident existence. forinstance, sent hundreds of"advisors" n.i.: There’s been some talk among Vietnam? everl" major city in tile CollnttT, investments run around I1%, while alreadyregistered, unregister. he’llget a fairand just and impartial and billionsof Americantax dollarsin conscientiousobjector-oriented groups nlllllel’Ollh VOt’ui resisters, COlllll h’,~ ~ All power corrupts,and invariably militarycontractors make from 35% to hearing. Turnage:Well. first of all we needto aid to "friendly"dictatorships in El We can stop this draft before it andpeople trying to presentalternatives rallies,marche.~ and vigils, elc.. the onh governments embark upon unpopular 800r)~profit, or more. starts--By defendingdraft resisters, make someadjustments to the Selective Salvador.Guatemala and Honduras,in to themilitary for conflict resolution. Do [ Thisquestion was intended to bringup reawmahh,explanation fin" Turnagci~ militaryadventurism, invasion and Service Act to prevent some of the orderto repressliberation forces in Are you willing to die for the refusingto registerin ever-growing you thinkthat groupslike thisshould theissue ()f" ’equalac(’[,ss.’ I,ocallr, the ahilitrto makesl,’h a ,~lulenlenli3 a iptervention.The Pentagonmust havea perceived,as wellas someof theactual, CentralAmerica who are strugglingfor corporateparasites who daily exploit numbers, encouraging resistance, haveequal access to highschool students San Diego Commillee Against cotlcertedel/Orl at ~t,,norance.The vastpool of warmbodies it canquickly abuses that occurredin the system economicand socialjustice. The U.S. and oppress workers at Exxon or resistingon all fronts. Refuse to register! on a basiswith, say, Selective Service Regislrationand theDralt is eurrentlrduringthose years. I’ll give you a specific cancellationo/ottr.first hlterview oh,’ IO put into uniformand marchblindly in representatives?Is this something that invoh’edin a civilright,~ lawsuit to case.One of the aspectsof it thatwas IheSpeclre aml lilt, cancellalion ¢d hi.~ studentsshould be lookingat as an issue prevent local high school.~ from sufficientlyflexible that abuses resulted out-door ~ICSD talk due to the thatthey needto be thinkingabout in censoringanti-dra/t aml anti-militarist fromit wasthe ability to go to college possihilil.rO[ Ihe presenceol "anli3’ general.Should there be both sides ads./ram student papers that regldarlr and remain there as opposed to the indicatesIhal lilt. e.fl¢lrl ix cerlainlrall ABOLISH DRAFT ENSLAVEMENT! presented?. run SelectiveService anti militarr service.Now. contrary to theimpression a(livearid (’olL~’ioll.~ oHe.] Joan Lamb: The alternatives to recruiterads. Similar lawsuits hrought in a lot of people have, now and it continuedon pageI I 6 7

Cuba and Drugs: contactswith the crew of the LAZY smugglingwas offeredto the Joint Where’sthe Nails? LADY.the boat to whichdrugs were off- SenateHearing on April 30. 1983. loadedin Cubanwaters, during August Francis M. Mullcn. JR.. Acting The Real Dope 1980:and also indicated that he made Administratorof the U.S. Drug Gimme a Hammer threeinternational drug-smuggling trips EnforcementAdministration. testified duringthe same month. In latercross as followsin a preparedstatement: "In Twenty-ninepaintings, constructions processof bleeding acrylic paint through nervousenergy in fKIdlingwith thick I’mnot a painter;but as a filmmaker I examination,Estevez said that he had the late 1970’s U.S. and Cuban canexplain it thisway. On November13,1982. a Federal couldfind a wayof doingso. to depart and drawingsby Manny Farberare kraftpaper. Experiments on making paint,to fingernail by fingernail GrandJury in theUnited States District spent the month in Bimini. (He authoritiesinitiated a cooperative showingat theQuint Gallery on Ninth the countryvia Marielharbor.during non-supportpaper both strong enough scratchingon and off the dichotomy In film,Dziga Vertov made Battle o./ Court.Southern District of Florida, April and May of that year; some previouslyhadtestified before the Grand programto interdictdrugs in transitto Avenuein San Diegofrom May 19 to to takeintense usage, and to hangfiat: betweensurface and what’s underneath. Tsaritsrnin 1920and subtitled it "An handeddown indictmentsagainst 14 Jurythat the Cubangovernment first the UnitedStates. As a resultof this June23. Two other Farber paintings are 125,000entered the U.S. at thattime.) firstby pleatingand then by doublingthe Notesboth written or scratchedare ExperimentalStudy." This film was a allegeddrug traffickers charged with Theseagents, entering the country as instructedhim to go Biminiin October agreement.Cuban officials seized exposedas partof the"’UCSD Faculty edge,over-lapping and staggering breakthroughfor Vertov.With his life- 1980) numerousvessels and aircraftand the thrown everywherethroughout the conspiringto importmethaqualone presumedrefugees, were responsible for Exhibition:1984" (May 25 to June24). separatesheets of paper.196g Begins MannyFather paintings. They describe longeditor Elizaveta Ignat’evna Svilova tabletsand marijuana into the United personnelon boardwho violatedCuban Unfortunately,his work is met with whohe met on thisproject, Vertov was distributingand selling the smuggled territorialwaters or airspacewhile shapingpaintings into large scale ovals. statesof mind.quotable quotes, and States.The indictments were the climax drugs. At thetrial. Estevcz testified that he silenceor meaninglesscomments such as trapezoidsand rhomboids, the brushing ableto realizean editingstrategy that firstentered the U.Swith the Mariel engagedin drugtrafficking. In late April disjunctiveprose. "Who do youthink of a lengthy,elaborate Federal Accordingto thistale, top Cuban "i reallyliked your show:’ The art now donethrough muslin and hungby youare Hitler? I’ve known this kid since sawfilm as a totalsystem. Eisenstein investigation,andthe value ofth," ,4ra~s bOatliftin May 1980.Before the New 1982.Cuba renounced this agreement in communityin San Diegoand especially pushpins.To speedthe readingand perceivedediting as I plusI equalsthree. officialsconcocted and facilitated this YorkSenate Select Committee, he said retaliationforthe U.S. decision to ban he was knee highto a grasshopper. involvedwas reputedto run intotire entireweb of criminalactivity to at UCSDdoesn’t lend itself to criticismcreatean ambienceto theside and in What’she supposedto havedone?" In One fragment added to another millionof dollars. thathe hadbeen in theU.S. in 1978to touristand businesstravel to Cuba. of oneof theirown. Worse, liberals claim fragmentto produce a different accomplishtwo majorforeign policy infiltratethe Cuban exile organization, Thereare. however, indications that frontof thepicture, the inside-shape scripton thesame fragment of painted Farmore sensational to the press than objectives:toundermine the social fabric beingtoo close to it.fearing to readthe detailingisrelinquished: to increase the paper,the question is asked."Whereare fragmentfrom the other two in meaning. Alpha-66.Although Estevez represents Cubanauthorities continued to seize abstractnessinto ordinary language. the millionsin "narcobucks"were the of Cuba’sgreatest external enemy, the himselfas a formerDGI agent,his vessels,airplanes and individuals sculpturalimpact, the contour is madeto allthese fellows who are going to drop at In actualitythis meant lining up identitiesoffour of theindictees, alltop Gleaningsfrom a catalogueon Manny suggestthe bluntness of a skilsaw-cutyourfeet?" U.S.: and to fomentrevolutionary responsesduring cross-examination at reportedlyinvoh’ed in thedrug traffic." movementand/or architectural lines officialsof the Cubangovernment and activityelsewhere in LatinAmerica. According to a November 1982 Farberhelp guide us to understandingline.1970 ,loins UCSD Faculty. 1972 Theword NIX which is also the title of thetrial revealed ignorance both of key hiswork. 1939 Paints staid Cezannesque withinthe framebetween one shotand Communist Party. The alleged How The StoryBroke Cuban governmentagencies and of statementb_v the Cubangovernment. Startsincorporating snap linesand thepainting, is writtenon a blockof another.This editingstrategy was conspiratorsincluded: Rene Rodrigue- portraitsand narrative pictures about stepped-onlines made with paint soaked paperthat partiallycovers a long successfulfor Eisensteinbecause he In fact,the Federal Grand Jury and the carpenterjob. 1945 A connectionstringwithin the interiorof paper Cru:.president of theCuban Institute scriptedquestion. Onlythe word Wh.t’is alwaysworked within a set-design, forFriendship with Peoples. an agency trialproceedings. Senate hearings and a whichleadstoa move into funkier color abstractions.Allied to smallslabs ol exposedand the end phrase.",lumping multitudeof mediareports reveal no and push-allbrushwork. 1946 Starts coloredpaper, the increaseduse of Vertov choked under this editing responsibleforsolidarity relationships, Jerusalemget me my lawver." strategyas toorestrictive for moving studytours, and a hostof educationalconclusive evidence of Cuban paintingbold semi-abstractions with coloredchalk, the aimis an increased involvementin any such plot. The U.S. Matissecoloration and iron-like In theCentral University Library one informationfrom everyday life. Instead and culturalexchanges between Cuba density.1973 Begins experiments with o1"a stage-set,Vertov designed the ever government’scase for chargingthe figuration¯1950 The bold, expressionist foldoversand extension devices, can find a book whose color and and othernations; FernamhJ Raveh~ typographyManny Farber describes as changingoutdoor world into the actual Renedo.former Cuban ambassador to Cubangovernment with complicityin ’ follows,"lthas a paleblue cover and a filmprocess. No matterwhat Vertov Colombia;Goncale: Bassols Suare:. drug smuggling is based on the titlein darkgreen letters reading broughtback from the field.Svilova formerminister-counselor at Cuba’s testimonyof threekey witnesses: COPPER".Now it’s hangingsideways wouldonly have to lookat thefilm shots embassyin Colombia;and ReneBae-_a David Lorenzo Perez. a Cuban- on thewall as a woodenconstruction, froma lighttable and edit according to Rodrigue-.vice admiral of the Cuban Americanin his 20"s. was allegedly --- Two peoplewith their faces down and the overall rhythm they planned Navy. responsiblefor distributingthe smuggledmethaqualones in Florida. theirhands up arelying on topof the together.Svilova and Vertovbecame The Cubanofficials have not been bookwhile another person is being lifelonglovers three years later in 1923. andwas one of the14 originalindietees. extradictedandwilinot stand trial in the Colombianlawyer and convicted squeezedbetween the pages¯ Anothertype of abstractionManny U.S.because Cuba regards the chargesA Farberplays with, can be seen in Acro.~.~ marijuanasmuggler know as Johnny- Farberalso found the rightcolor as bothinsulting and laugable. The wide Crampclaimed to have arrangedthe reproductionof a Shakerpainting. He The1)’ac/,.s which is cut-upToonerville publicitygiven the indictments in the agreementbetween Ravelo and Bassols. didn’twant justany book thathad cartoonsfrom the Twentiesstrewn UnitedStates, however, has given riseto mutedgolden brown Shaker apples. It acrossthe fourquandrants of green, a wholenew generation of accusationsthe Cubanambassador and staffperson and rumors regarding Cuba’s in Colombia,and the drug and arms hadto beexactlythe right offsctcolor black,yellow and red separated by black trafficker,Galliot. A Cuban.Mario paintedties with the rails in negative, internationalpolicies, Esteve/Gonzales,alsoa convicteddrug "q loonerville’ssquare frame is rippedat ]he conspiracystory given by dealer,has claimed to be a formeragent thepoint that one of thecharacters is witnessespurportedly from the inside of of theDirectorio Generalde Inteligencia actedupon: "’Flytrap" Finnigan, The a vastCuba-controlled drug-and-arms (DGI-the Cuban government’s WorldsWorst Caddie is beinghit in the smugglingoperation paints a sinister ¯ intelligenceagency), who "infiltrated" 4" . headby a blockof wood;or theSkipper picture.Briefly: the spy/hriller/ike taie’ the Floridadrug trade disguised as a carriesalong the coininspector; or canbe summarizedas follows: Marielrefugee. Crump and Estevez detailsof exilegroups he claimsto have since1970 Cuba has arrested a total of powerfulKatrinka lifts a car,etc. The Colombian marijuana and actuallymet in jailin Florida.both learnedof as partof hisintelligence 230 drugtraffickers from the U.S.. separationbythetracksandthedifferent methaqualonesallegedly traveled from awaitingsentencing(presumbalyofl5totraining¯ Colombia and other countries. t colors,make the abstracted Toonerville Colombiato Cuba in shipsowned or 25 years apiece)on ’ their drug ,tohnnyCrumpcorroborated Estevez" capturing35 shipsand 21 planesthat activitieseven more frenzied, which also ¯leasedby Jaime GalliotLara, an convictions, storyof participationin the drugs-for wereoperating in Cubanterritorial abstractionschange character, due to the bringingthe paper abstractions offthe liftsthe viewer above the work. Table- internationallynotorious Colombian arms exchange, in which Cramp watersor airspace.In 1981and 1982 smallerpainting terrain and ~xperiments wall,givingasenseofobjectratherthan ~ top,birds-eye view, and toilet-bowl In exchangefor their testimony, all alone.Cuban officials captured l7 boats withthinner application, bringing the painting.1974 Begin types of narrative drug and arms peddler. As they three,who otherwisefaced lengthy’ describedhimselfas a key figure, onthe perspectivesare some of the terms approachedthe northerncoastofCuba, groundsthat (accordingto Crump) andplanes, arresting 79 persons. Inthese actualtexture and materialof the usinga bird’seye viewpoint,small ~,,~~, ~ ¯ :,~...., describingthis sensation. It is notjust prisonsentences, were given immunity operationshundreds of thousandsof supportinto the finished product. Stain objects,to explorecompositional ideas ,~ where the cargo of narcoticswas fromprosecution, reduced sentences on Estevezknew the namesof the other fromthe perspectivelines, color or transferredto samllerCuba-provided smugglersand details of theoperations, tonsof marijuanawere destroyed, along paintings,in which the abstract content whenthe normal ground is replacedby drawingthat this is accomplished,but theirother convictions, and the funds withlarge .quantities of other drugs. suggestsribbons, flags and targets. 1955 vessels.Guillot’s ships were protected and servicesof the FederalWitness Crumpand Esteve,however, did not stage-likeplatform. The new project from movement.The energyat every fromthe U.S. Coast Guard by tbeCuban actuallyknow eachother during the Captureddrug smugglershave been Changesfrom expressionist abstractions reunitesthe artist with concerns and stageof Father’sprocess creates this ProtectionProgram. takento courtand give stiff sentences¯ with sprawling,circular motifs to Navy.The drugsthen went to Bimini, period in question, but became materialsthat areallied to hisexperinece distancedview. ContradictoryTestimony acquaintedin jail later,awaiting Theagreement referred to in Mullen’s smallerscale work, introducing written in movietheaters, from childhood wherethey were moved to smallyachts testimonywas concludedin 1978,and Amy Goldwinlabels Manny Farberas or speedboatsand thensmuggled into Thesewitnesses told their versions of sentence-atwhich time both agreed to wordsand tons of ribbonbrush strokes. onwards.1976 Begins "’Auteur’" differentportions of thedrugs-for-arms involvedan exchangeof information 1960Hundreds of woodenconstructions a conservativartist: an artistwho works Florida. cooperatewith the U.S. government paintings,which add to the narrative withinan innovation.In his lectures plotthree times (aside from press investigationof alleged Cuban regarding terrorism and rescue made of threequarter-inch decking levelsby usingallusions, puns, cues For its servicesin providingsafe operations,as wellas drug smuggling. A "’Twin-brain",lean Pierre Gorin heralds harborand vessels for the off-loading, interviews):to the GrandJury which government involvementin drug reclaimedfrom Lefrak garbage heap. whichrefer to the subjectmatter in returnedthe indictments:during the teletypelink was cstablished between the These plywood-and-stickworks Father’sarticle on WhiteElephant Ar/ Cubawas paid handsome fees by Guillot smuggling, actualfilms, along with painted notes v.s.Termiw Art to describethe brilliance February1983 trialof someof the CoastGuard in Miamiand the Cuban syncopatelines, sliced or cutby a hand- fromFarber’s movie criticism, Lara.This money, in lurn,was used to indictedindividuals: before an April30. Estevezand David I,orento Pete/also BorderPatrol. A 17 yearban on theuse heldelectric saw. The color is about ofartists who gnaw at theedges of art in purchasearms for the Colombian describedin detailthe Cubantorpedo UnderThe Hammeris a construction regardsto theirown works and others 1983,joint hearing of theSenate Sub- of Cubanwaters and airspaceby the transparency,removing corners, insurgentguerrilla groups known as M- Committeeon Securityand lerrorism of boatswhich supposedly met them in U.S.Coast Guard wasended. Sincethat suggestingopenings where they don’t of wood.It showsa hammeron a 120 likethem. Critics and art historians of 19;Guillotarrangedthesmugglingofthc Cubanwaters. Este~e/also added that, time,U.S. Mediaoccasionally have degreeangled cowboy’s head with the printingthat he imaginedfor thepast and certainly in the future will ,laime the Committeeon the .ludiciary.the dueto hismilitary training, he knew that actuallyexist, creating ambiguities his arms back into Colombia¯ Sub-Committeeon WesternHemisphere reportedthe release from Cuban custody betweenfront and back, solid and open. cowboyhaving his guns drawn.This paintingApph,. Nadir S/reel. continueto createlormali.w boxes to Bateman,an M-19leader, is reputedto suchboats were Soviet built. However. of U.S. citizensarrested by Cuban constructionis a blow-upof oneof the describeMann.v Farber as a personand Affairsof the ForeignRelations telephoneconversations with U.S. Coast 1961Work done on canvas,break away Blocksof colorare the backdrop for bea friendof Galliot. Committee, and the Senate Drug authoritiesondrugcharges. Such release fromthe edge-flat surface dichotomy of manyrepresentations thatconstruct the all thepaintings. 1he butting of the artist,and alsohis work.No doubt Meanwhile.Cuba furtherpromoted Guardand Navyspokesperson, as well usuallyhas resulted from the personal oilpaintingHaveA(’he," On Me. Herc Farberbelieves in innovationand thinks EnforcementCaucaus. Mario Estcve/ as publishedsources on Sovietships, abstractexpressionism. Using a black- primarycolorshasthesameeffcctasPiet socialdisintegration in the U.S.by alsotestified beforea New YorkState interventionof U.S. Congressional white-yellowpallette, gives the sense of however.thecowboy with his handsnow Mondrian’spaintings that make one of theof a invention revolutionofin the art "1as oneformation"might think in indicatethat thereare no Soviet- tuckedbehind, goes from tough guy to infiltratingagents during the Mariel SenateSelect Committee on Crimeon repre~,entativesorother officials. simplegeometric compositions, floating hover over the work. Maybe Mann~ .... boat-lift"of 1980. (Cuba permitted all constructedtorpedoboatsofthesi/cand niceguy. Farber again reframes the same Farber’swork figured out the problem o’f football, April5. 1983.While press reports typedescribed by the witnesses.The Cubain theSpotlight and transparent,rather than bounded whoexpressed a desire to leave,and who claimedthat the witnesses corroborated and flat.1962 Marks and shapesfreed representationfurther with an linefor Mondrian.Never leaving the JacksonPollack once stated that a Cubannaval vessels known to theCoast The proceedingsinvolving the three adjustablewrench on topof a ruler, eachothers" stories, in facttheir Guarddo notfit any of eitherI,orcnzo witnessesarc fraught with irregularities froma confining,controlling support. blacklines, Mondrian boxed color in. mediumis an expressionof one’s tcstimonicsdisagrecd in manyways, and " Thisidea painting off the form,was Farber’sexpression lies in his Colorcould only function as rhythm: statement.I believe this. To getat an -.-,,"~’ Percz"or Estcvez"descriptions, spentconverting thegallery into a singleabstractionthe movementbetween the Mondriandepended on pulsesto’make artist’swork. one attempts to readan .~ witnesseschanged parts of theirstories visibilityWhichhaveforgeneratedtheU.S.government’sincreased public , ~ fromone occasionto the next.A few allegationsagainst Cuba. enviornment:ceiling, floors, walls. 1963 obvioussymbolic references. Abstract theeyetravelandknowwhat’s right side- artist’sthought processes which enter examples: I,oren/oPore/and Esteve/. who both Paintson unstretchedcanvas, muslin, moves,like the reframing of thecowboy up.Manta,, Farber on theother hand has everystage ofthework. Innovations are ~’ For example. .Iohnnv Crump toomany objects" to moveto justdepend - "’ At varioustimes Mario Estevez claimedknowledge of firearms,gave " silk,starts using stencil and imprint and the hammerto the adjustable nice,but they themselves don’t describe differenttestimony regardinga gun appearedon the NBC-TVNightly News techniques;actually collages bits of wrench and the ruler, permeate on pulsesof colorto bc theonly motor, whatan artistis about.Reading a work recounteda physicall.vimpossible programon September29. 1982.talking ~ tripsand owned by Frank Bonilla.another cardboard,cutout letters on theunsized, throughoutthe workto distancethe At the same time however,line is ofartwhichiscalledcriticismw’illalways ~ ~ numberof international about his supposedrole as a drug rawsurface. Application veers between autobiographicalnature of theelements,importantto bothartists to separatehavea plannedobsolescence, no matter , activitiesduring the month of August indictcconthe conspiracy charges. Both smugglerwith the Cubangovernment. colorand unifypaintings as total 1980.when thcdrugs-for-armscxchangc witnesseswere questionedabout a verythick and watery staining, so that Thehammer on thebrain can be related howvisionary it seemsfor the moment. conversationaboard ship off the Cuba Crump was, at that time. giving thickshapes seem sculpted1964 23 to Manny,the ArizonaKid, born in a systems. For we livein thepresent and aredamn was supposedto havebeen initiated, coastwhen the ~caponwas displayed,testimonyto theFederal Grand Jury in joinedpieces of themural is veryflat coppertown. Having been a carpenter Inother words, the editing strategy of luckyif thecriticism reads like the ":: Beforethe Nc~York StatcScnatc.~lcct Miami.1he JusticeDepartment seems forten years, Farber is endlesslycoined (’ommitloe.Eslevc/ recounted his I,orcnzoPcrcz said the gunwas a 357 withcut contours and compositionsof painlingsis notbetween the fragments present.There is no suchbeast as great Magnum:Eslcvez described it as a .38 to have condoned this breach of thewooden sculpture. 1966 Cheating at by criticsas thecarpenter painter or the butat everymoment whether the total criticism.,lust criticism that hits the supposedacthities as a Cuban spy confidcntialityduring a (;rand.lury carpentercritic, ~ ~ Special.I.orenzo PEREZ and Estavez poker,meets Patricia Patterson and paintingworks. For instance,the markfor the time being untilsomeone ~ durinttIhal mmnth. Hc claimedto IN: alsogave difl’cr/ng testimon.v asto the procccding. developsnew editingstrategy. Both What’s behindis importantfor amountof paintingsJackson Pollack elsecomes along, makingIWO tripsdailybetween the U,S. amountof drugsoil’-loaded onto the Mario Este~had his face hidden becomelife-long lovers. 1967 Begins ~:~ and Cuba,.smuggling illegal Haithms MannyFarber. People arc seenfrom startedis manymore in numberthan the However.when I sccMann.v again, VII ,:~ I.azyI.ady; duringhis testimony both to theJoint abstractionsaround all-over idea of behind,or womensexually positioned amountof paintingsfinished. Pollack waveand sav,-I realhlikedvourshow." and Colombiansinto Fhwida. But paintingwhich uses format, resonance " - - ,~: duringcross-examination at the trial, Tcs’timonycountering charges of SenateHearing, and to the New York withtheir asses in theair ready to be destroyedthose paintings that didn’t And be on my way. c~mtinuedon pale II and spatialityof sculpture.Develops goosed.Paint application will go from workor feelright for him. EstcvczclaimcdIohavc hecn making hi~ Cuba’s oMcial complicityin drug -BarryHyman 8 9 U.S.Military Plans WhiteLacy Art LaRoucheBilking Millions The Whisper Performance For West Germany A truly uniqueperformance artwork lwo nationalpolitical organi/ations N DPC as cults.lhc Public Eve articles alsodressed in white.The performance Pershing II deplo.~ment and tcrritor))and the MRP, which ~ill tookplace at the Children’sPool beach electoral politics and reinforcethis charge and detaii incidents began at about 11:40 a.m. and lasted constructionfor the Cruise Missile sites transfero~cr 30,000 |J.S. soldiers t,~ the active in in La JollaSaturday, May 19. The work community organi/inguse deceptive of dcceptiwfundraising and recruiting. untilearly afternoon. All this time, the in West Germany have begun and the areaduring this year ah’,nc, togct her with entitled "Whisper, the Waves, the fundraisingpracticesto bilkmillions womenwere seatedat tablesdraped in Germanpeace mo,,cmcnthas realized WHNS, which pro~,idcs (icrman Interestingly,the two groupsappear Wind",was createdby internationally fromunkuspecting contributors: and use white cloth discussing issues and thatthe U.S.Military and NATO forces support and readying to supplies, to be on oppositeends of thepolitical known artistSuzanne Lacy and was a psyehologically-manipulati~ c techniques spectrum. I.aRouche’s NDPC is experiencesin theirown voice revealing have a lot more in mindfor (;erman.v weapons,etc. for additional U.S. troops featuredevent of the San Diego Arts to enforcethe loyalty of theirmembers. generallyconsidered to be on the far the complexity,power, and beautyof than middle-rangenuclear weapons ~hichcan bc sentIo thearea in wartime. Festival.This performancewas one of charges a Chicago-basedpolitical rightpolitically, with calls for increased theirlives, thereby transcending social deployment. all gi,.ccredence to the new American thefinal events of theWhisper Project, researchjournal. "the Public Eye." defensespending and a massiveBeam stereotypesabout women and aging. ]hemost recent disco~,erv is ..tirl.andboard game "’Fulda Gap: lhe First theculmination of a year-longprocess of Weaponsin Spaceprogram for national Some of the issuc~discussedwere, how Batth,(AI.B). which has existedsince Battleot theNext War". It’s clear that "Boththe National I)cmocratic Policy educatingand organizinghundreds of defense.At the same time, Perente’s womenfeh aboutthe agingprocess and August1982. and e~,erything that comes Airl.andBattle means a lotin theFulda (’ommittecled by I,yndonI,aRouche, people in the San Diego community. NAII.FEI)claims to be on theleft, and whetheror not they werebecoming less with that. including the Master (lap. and the smaller National Labor Peopleof differentages, sex, ethnicity, engagesin man}’activities similar to attractivein the eyes of otherpeople: has Restationing Plan (MRP), Wartime I-:cdcrationledby GinoPerente. utili/e a economicand professionalconstituen- lhearea is notfar Irom Frankfurt (the those carried on by legitimate age broughtyou freedomor a different Host Nation Support (WHNS), the complexnationwide network of front cies were involved,representing an ’OLD, ILL AND IIIIOKIIt SO, WNAT DO YOU WANT, TIIOU|LIIMAKIIII?’ FifthU.S. Corps headquarters) and also progressiveorgani/ations, l,aRouche philosophyo1 life:what has age taught RogersPlan and the possiblefuture sc~,cralmilitary airbascs and the groups with numerousnames to hide exciting opportunity for diverse you aboutdying and aboutloss: how do theirreal purposes," says the maga,,ine’s and Perenteare denouncedby Leftand connotation on Senior Citi/en": older women. ,.ersionof AI,B,called Aid.and Battle- ChemicalI)ctachment in Fulda’sl)owns members of the community to work you relateto the women’smovement, editor. Chip Berlet. The I,aRouche Rightalike. "’Freedom is not an absolute": Thisperformance piece, like all of 2000. Barracks.lherc are many short-range together on a common concern. The and whatdo you want to say to younger groupraises se,,eral million dollars per "SometimesI lookat a youngerperson Su/annel_acy’s largescale works, grew Basically, Airl.and Battle, as l,ance. Nikc Hercules, Hawk and The NDPCis theelectoral vehicle for productioncrew, steeringcommittee, women. As the women engaged in year in solicitationsand sales. No perennial Presidential candidate andwonder if the}’don’t think I’m at the froma single,dream-like vision. "’It describedin U.S.ArmvFiehl .~tanual Patriotsnearby, targetted on theFulda supportcommittee, advisors committee discussion,the crowd above listened to accurateestimates exist regarding the end of the line....thatI don’tbelong began w’ith an image,"she says. "1 Gap (What?!Thoseare our weapons!?). l,yndonI,aRouche, but many people and manyothers volunteered their time pre-recordedtestimony of the women’s 100-5: tlou to Fight emphasizes incomeof the Perentegroup. here". thoughtwhat would it be like to see a Ammunitiondepots are being expanded firstsee cult members at airportsunder and effort and most of the overall lifeexperiences mixed with the sounds of offensi~,e,mobile operations as theonly Initially,the performerswere asked processionof older women dressedin and some already contain chemical. the banner of the Fusion Energy expensesof the projectwere donated. way to "’win"a war. AI.Binvolves an the ocean creating a peaceful and not to speakdirectly with the audience whitewith the ocean in the background. con,,cntionaland nuclearmunitions. While suggestingthe LaRoucheand Foundationselling "Fusion" magazine extendedbattlefield, facilitating a deep The performancecelebrated older relaxingatmosphere. Responses to the but,to lettheir feelings, reflections and Whenever~ou do artwork,you start strikeinto enemy territory. (his would including nuclear artillery for Perentecult groups have the potential or ten dollar copies of "Executive women,allowing them to presenttheir questions were as diverse as the ideasbe absorbedby the crowd,l.atcr, with an image.It beginsas something con~.cntional weapons and ADM fordisintegrating into armed violence. IntelligenceReview." Still others may performers,some spoke in Spanish, isolatetroops at the WarsawPact front own experienceswithin a compelling everyone had the opportunity to importantto yourself,for your own (Atomic Demolition Munitions) or a situationsimilar to thatwhich led to rememberthe anti-Jewishconspiracy andprevent anx transferof troops.The visual framework. 1here were 135 Cambodian and some in Japanese. conversewith the womennot only about growth,then you mo~eit intothe world Roger.~ Plan. named al]er NATO designedto cause destructionas an the tragicmass suicide-murders at the theoriesof theNational Caucus of l,abor women over the age of 65 from the San Some examplesof the responsesare: the pre-specifiedquestions, but also and testit againstother people. 1his commander General Bernard Rogers obstacle to invading enemy forces People’sTemple in .Ionestown,Guyana; Committees and another LaRouche "’Whenwe seeourselves as otherssee us. the maga/ine says it can offer no front,the National Anti-Drug Coalition. Diego community performing that about_questions the audiencehad for imageseems to be a universalone. it has who recommendedit, wouldprovide for (What?!Nuclear land mines’?!). we may be older thanwe reallyfeel": satisfactorysolution to dealingwith the LaRouchehas bought severalrecent morning. The women were dressed in them.~his aftermath proved to bc quite so much resonancein the experienceof this extended battlefield using ’"lhiswould be a hellof a timeto die": groupsother than publicscrutiny and networkTV spots. white and escorted down to the enlighteningand at leastfor my collcgue others."The initialimage of womenin conventional weapofi expansion, The German peace movement is Children’sPool beach from the La "We arc the one’s responsiblefor puttingand I a time to cast off some fear and discussion. l,aRouche sees himself as a spy increasing the maximum range into changingits emphasis [rom being strictly Manana retirement home by volunteers,a positive rather than negative apprehensioninapproachingtopics~ith WarsawPact territoryfrom 300kinto anti-Cruiseand Pershing II, to opposing Amongthe tough questions left for the mastermind,and his armed"security" 800km(ca. 500 mi.).which would reach all U.S. and NAIO war preparations. publicto debateare: What happensto stafftrades information with intelligence sideof theplanet with the tracesof a passedb} in theircolorful saris, smiling wellinto the Soviet Union. ]he "minimalconsensus" of opposing Constitutional guarantees when agencies around the world. Many RevolutionaryPostponements cruelBritish Imperialism still engra~,ed graciouslyas the}entered the British members of political groups are airportconversations with business In addition. AI, B inxolves an the nc~ weaponswhich was agreedupon intotheir bodies and minds: but despite cocktaillounge. I/tom this scene the integratedbattlefield, combining use of in the interestof unit}’is clearlynot exploitedby psychologicalmanipula- travellersend up in politicalintelligence our difference,I was receivedas a thoughtsprang m:o my head, "How can tion?For parentsthe question is a per- dossiersor in the pagesof LaRouche’s In Calcutta,India brother,while the fruits of their suchmiserable s~ates of consciousness nuclear,conventional, chemical and ,en°ugh"as Cruiseand PerishingII are electronicweaponry. The expanded(for justmanifestations of a largermilitary sonalone: Is it properto resortto extra- "’InvestigativeLeads" newsletter. The Fhetrain pulled into Calcutta, and ti~e the cordialconversations in various collectivelabor, the eminent rationality beggingfrom the decadentbourgeoisie, l,aRoucheorganization operates on 1995) ALB-2000illustrates even more strategy. legal kidnappingof childrenseen as beggersand the thieves were the first to areasof thelounge. of theirwork which improved the quality maimingchildren and self-inflicting trappedby emotionally-coercivetactics? threecontinents. pain--howcan thesetotully alienated theaggressive military strategy of the Plansfor this fall in the FuldaGap greetus. "MayI takeyour valise, sir?" Whenwe emptiedour glasses,we rose of theirneighborhood served to mediate statesof individualand religious U.S.,with ultimateinclusion of Third "May I take your backpack?"Before I fromthe comfortable chairs, left a tipfor includean actionweek of disturbances betweenour distant cultures and to bring consciousnesscontinue to existday after World repressioninto NATO policy. to anddisruption of militarymanuevers. knewit, there was a scufflein oursmall thewaiter, and returned outside to the us closertogether. Thereare two versions of A i,B-2000,one compartment.When I lookedup, I saw dax in the face of such glaring PeaceCamps willbe set up in various mutilated and malnurished bodies Eventually.the rain stoped. I returned for U.S. forcesand one for eventual my FreKch ~,.?rnrmnion hold~ o~, exhibitionsof economicinequality and towns in the region and both placedalong the arca~l¢,:At our hotel we to my Hotel to pick up my backpack: politicalinjustice. inclusionof NATO forcesas well. It coordinated and autonomous Indian~an in ~ h’~’t~*i’io~c,,k~l’~hi~were told that mothers were siill clearlyexplains that war will be fought nonviolentactions will be planned. friendtook off after another.These maiming their babies and removing to protect Third World resource Possibleactions being planned include: Europeanshad traveledto Calcutta whole limbs to solicitsympathy and interestsand will be multi-polarinstead sign alteration/removalcopying, before and "knew how to handle moneyfrom tourists. of bi-polar:that war will be fought,not thieves."They beaton the man’schest blockades,stopping military traffic, The next morning,my friend and I onlyagainst a unitedfront such as the and stomachand arms and then let him dies-ins,outreach to the community said good-by.She had friends with go."Calling the police," they explained, O WarsawPact, but alsoagainst units in (discussions,posters, flyers). There will whom she planned to live for the variousThird World countries.ALB- "woulddo no good.These thieves would be general informationalmeetings, remainderof the summer,and I was on look forward to the room and board 2000divides the conflict areas into four coordinationwith local peace groups my way to Nepal. spheres: (I) Central Europe: (2) anddaily meetings among the individual providedat theprecinct jail." "No, you Beforeleaving Calcutta, I walked into Near/MidEast: (3) Sub-SaharanAfrica: peacegroups, throughout the week. If no have to scarethem away so they won’t some poorer areas of town. Monsoon and (4) Southand CentralAmerica. The majormanuever takes place this fall, a botheryou!" seasonwas stilltwo monthsaway, but NATO versionplaces more emphasison totalblockade of allFulda Gap military My Swiss comradeand I decidedto just as I was entering a new sphereone. It wasnot acceptedin 1982 installationshas been suggested. escapethe turmoilfor a few hoursand due to Europeanreservations about the neighborhood,there was a cloudburst. On the Saturdayending the action checkinto the local Red Shield Hotel. It role of nuclearweapons, but it was like I had not seensince my daysas a week,a humannet and die-in is planned. was clean, cheap and conveniently acceptedin August1982 as a basisfor paperboyin San Antonio,Texas. Within connectingabout eight of the major located.It was dark when we left our furtherplans by the U.S. and German minutes,the streetswere floodedI installationsin the area,in orderto Hotelroom and walkedinto the center wadedacross the street in waterup to my militaries. of town. emphasilethe densityand interdepen- knees and finallysteped onto a high denceof allthe military installations in "’Bourgeois decadence" is an For societythere are also troubling platformprotected by a tarpaulin.With the area. For more informationabout The National Labor Federation expressionwhich takes on new meaning questions,which were raised for a brief claimsto be organizingthe unorganized a smallsto,,c, a couple of tables,and few The Autumn 83 "Confident Fulda Gap activities,the following in the streetsof Calcutta.1he prot.d, chairs,I hadarrived at theneighborhood period of time after the Jonestown and unemployed,and seeks fundsfrom Enterprise"NAIO manueversin the contactaddress is given:ABC-Laden, heavy Victorianarchitecture stands restaurant.I ordered a cup of tea and People’sTemple tragedy but in fact, sympathetic churches, unions and FuldaGap (thearea of W. German}near Buro fur Gemeinwesenarbeit und everywherein downtownCalcutta as a waitedfor the cloudto pass. In the have,ever bec= re~olved. businesses.However donations are the E,W German border at the regionalFriedensforschung, Ohmstr. 12, reminderof the past. The conquered meantime,people of all sizes were westernmost point of Warsaw Pact 6400 Fulda,Wesl German}’. frequentlydiverted to supporta secret have no monuments,and in India.the scrambling onto the platform for and on my way to the tram station,I Now, Congressionallegislation is politicalorganization which brags about emaciatedbodies of the poor serveas The neighborhoodrestaurant was beingdiscussed that would protect the itsweapons and militarytraining. This protection.lhe smell of hottea in tlus passedIhc Britishhotel and pub I had semioticreferences to the fact that crowdedlittle space while watching the certainlyan islandin a seaof misery,and rightsof religiousand political cults, but secret group, calling itself the visitedthe night before. Now the sun was BritishImperialism was a superiorforce torrentsof summerrain is part of my my exchangewith the neighbors,while not addressparental and societal rights CommunistPart}’ Provisional, recruits out. An old woman stumbledby me. we waitedout the stormtogether was a in India. memory now. The road had become a andresponsibilities. Is this an adequate.members by. lying about an currentof waterand across this river was WhenI h)okcdmore carefully. I sawshe hopefulillumination through the dense or evenproper response? "official"relationship with Cuba and fog of confusedfeelings and attitudes the neighborhood Communist Party was holdingthe fragmentof a mirror Both the NationalLabor Federation other Latin Americanrevolutionary My friendand I walkedalong the high whichrcllectcd the sun dircctl} into her which left so man}’ helplessly colonadeof a well-knownBritish hotel Headquarters. (NATI. FED) and the National groups.Cuba denies the claim. eyes!Nexl to theHotel, the beggers wcrc cmpo~crishcdin the downtownsection I learnedthat the C.P.I.had won DemocraticPolicy Committee (N DPC) For several }’ears young church- and pub.The lightsof the hotelthrew in theirplaces ah)ng with their mutilated. of Calcutta. shadows out onto the sidewalk,and electionsin thislittle neighborhood of operate through dozens of tightly- relatedvolunteers were steered into the offspring.lhc roundbourgeois w’nmcn --R. Francis between the shadows we saw bcggcrs Calcutta,and that their programhad controlledfront groups and useoutright National Labor Federation and the I I been primarilyone of cleaningand .liesto raisemoney for their political moving,swaying, waiting for a coin to BLACK ¯ LAB R ¯ LATIN" AMERICA ¯ ECOLOGY ¯ WOMEN many secret core groups through an repairingbuildings in the area and of activities.Members are expectedto internationally-distributedsummer drop.In the lapsof mothersand young MARXISM-HUMANISM¯ POLITICAL ECONOMY ¯ MID-EAST ¯GAY girls,we saw babieswith stubs for arms providingjobs for residents. Hcrc there worklong hours for little or no payand volunteerwork guide publishedby a andwith twisted limbs all the way to the wcrcno bcggers,no mutilatedbabies lay ALBANIA ¯ NON-VIOLENCE ¯ MARCUSE ¯ CHINA ¯ U.S.S.R. withoutquestioning their tasks:and church-sponsoredcommission. entranceof thehotel. on display. E~cn in this modest HEALTH Groundwork RECORDS whenquestions or objectionsare raised "Wethink that if thepublic was aware neighborhood,there was a pride.1he Inside.the redlelt decor of thepub ENERGY POSTERS to superiors,there is a systematicand of the agendasand activitiesof these localresidents pointed out to me certain Books offeredus instantrelief from the misery ART ¯ MEDIA UCSD StudentCenter COMICS consciousapplication of peer pressure groups, they would react quite improvementsthe}’ had recentlymade in and ego-strippingdesigned to create we had just witnessed.We li:lt the MARXISM I-5to Gilman.left at wooden BUTTONS differently when donations were impositionof an unspokenrule in this thearea. and the}’ asked me whatI did footbridge,right into parking Iol deeppersonal anxiety and conformationsolicited."said Public Eye editor Chip fora living.Many were surprised that I U.S.LEFT PERIODICALS to expectedbehaviour. lounge:Here no seriousreference to the 452-9625 Berlet."As for possiblelegislation to miseryoutside would be tolerated.We was North American and several IRELAND CHICANO Becavseof these psychologically-protectthese and similar cult groups, we expressedtheir desire to visit my -----Mon-$at11 am-8 pm--,,- tooka seaton an o~cr-stuffedVictorian ORGANIZING MILITARY manipulativetechniques, the Citizens can only hope Congress will fully neighborhoodin the U.S.A.,someday. pieceof furnitureand waited for our gin SCIENCE FOR THE PEOPLE ¯ ASIAN AMERICAN ¯ ANARCHISM FreedomFoundation. a nationalgroup examinethe issues,and the publicbe Neverhave I experiencedthe privilege formedby relativesand friends of cult andtonic. The cocktails were served with NUCLEAR POWER ¯ MARXIST/LENINISM ¯ YOUNG PEOPLE madea~’are of theman} tough questions a familiargracious smile, and as we of leelingso differentand yet so familiar. LEGAL HASSLES ¯ NATIVE AMERICANS ¯ LIBROS EN ESPA,NOL ~ictims, has listed NAII,FED and beforemaking any legislative decisions." sipped,we lookedaround and observed These were urban peopleon the other 10 11 manipulate the Imaginar5 through ~agc.at theend ol theda~. s~mboliclogic to create;.I heomcostatic .,\nothcr~orking conditmn tailored Cuba and Drugs: Keepingthe (’old ~’ar (’old And I can’ttell ~ou ho~ highlyI hold Momentsof Class Strugglein San Diego Co. C11~, irollnlCllt opposedto socialchange’? to"’intti~ idual con,,ciotlsncs¢" ixthe/,art- TurnageInterview Theelaborate conspiracy story pla.~s Mr. Meesc in regard Ior the II ~e canan~,,acr ’this qt,e,,tion. ~e might tim(’,,talus ol (;.N.(.’.cntplo.~ccs. on themeswhich have been used o~er contributionsthat he makesnot onlyto gain;.in insight into h,m an imaginaD c,)ursc,thcic ittc nt) hcnclits ,,uch its The Real Dope and overagain in the U.S.to discredit the nation,but for the qualityof man "’[;.i~.~, alldorder’" p|-c~ads in Ioda,.’s continuedfrom page 4 healthcare, Ol ~acation101 p;.lrt~!itl!e Cuba: the concept of Cuba as an thathe represents Songs of ,,octets,and scr~es to prolcclpolitical "’help’"and thin "’con~cn,enccts "outlaw"nation, an implacab;e,even in.iusliccand economic incqualil.’,. amplilicd b\ the tact that man’, continuedfrom page 7 n.i.:I underslandthere was a recenl [ Turnage~va.~ then a.~k(’(/, a.~ the viciousenemy of"democrac.v" engaged, ~, i,lert’iewwaxendul.tl, i/h(" /llld aHl’ltlillg Experience,Pt. II; I:or More than a ccntLll’. . tile cmpI,L,,~.csarc required to x~orkv,lil with Soviet support,in "’exporting columnlhat came out by JackAnderson bourgeoisieof Ihc industrialiicd ~a,orld ~htll~. Ihcnet result ix thatthcx are StateSenate Select Committee on April aboul you waiving the educational he wantedto sat.th" did./ 5, 1983, presumably for his own revolution"to otherparts of the lhird ha,~e been bux~. anthropologi/ing. paxcdlot sax 25 hoursa ~cek.but ~,,hcn World. requiremenlsfor EdwinMeese [making Listen.I thinkit’s awfully important Student Teacher ps’,chologi/ing, theologi/ing, \ oilinclude t i;|x cl time It) and I ion’lwork protection. Yet Estevez" picture possiblehis controversial promotion to that after we go through all the Thesethemes have been promotedin sociologi/ingand othcr~aiscdisccting lui((’,I dal. the\ ha~.c ,)lien put ill oxer appearedin theApril 3, 1983.edition of Army Colonel]. Do you have any philosophicaland procedural details and SuesSchool District humar~behavior to betterdc~ise dout,h’ 40 laours,lor their "’part-time’" job. the Providence.Rhode Island.Sunday publicityaround the case. facilitated b.~. responsethai you’d like to make? therest of it.that ifl share my time,that .Iournal, accompanying an article amongothers, some of PresidentRonald ~t,ul,lurd~.to bettercontrol economic lhcdegree ol cxph)itationand social Turnage:Well. I thinkI’ll answer that somewherein the lastparagraph in big headlined: "Cuba Takes a New Tack Reagan’s strongest ideological exploitation,to defendprivate ~csted controlat thedo/on ()r so (i.N.C.stores thisway. The Meese case is stillbefore capsyou say that ’if you’vebeen born Againstthe U.S.: SmugglingDrugs." supporters:Senators Paula Hawkins(R- Xorm I ,’u J.~ ~.~ ~mng San I)i,’go Norm took the document home and interests. in SanI)icgo (’oust iS St)extreme that the Congressionalcommittee. And sinceone..lanuary. 1960 and you’ve not 5 The article’sauthor, Chuck DeCaro. FI.),.leremiah Denton (R-AI.)..lesse SchoolI)i.~trict lor52.0(Jl;.(JO(I t),’(au.s(’ consideredthe proposal.The nextday. In San l)icgo (’ounty. G.N.C. man5 ol theemplo)ees can no longerli~e becauseof thedelicate nature of thecase. registeredwith Selective Service. you writesthat he conductedinterviews with Helms (R-NC),Dennis DiConcini(R- he na.~lired lrom Ifi.~ ~tt,h,nl t,,u,hin(,, he returnedwith a counter-proposal. (GeneralNutrition (_’enter) stores stand on thcir ~agcsfrom thin job and Ihey I won’taddress an)’ aspect of it.Except oughtto go to thePost Office and do so. mustrely on theirfamilies or on second Esteve/in "safehouses" in the Miami AZ), and Alfonse D’Amato (R-NY). ioh in (’luiremonttligh S(hool in 1981. Norm realizedthat studentswould be at the acme of this capitalist to say,if you’llrecall from the report that becauseit takesfive minutes and also it’s area.Yet a New York Timesarticle the Hawkins.who chairsthe SenateDrug TilePrinopul ol (’luiremon/ttiglt. ,Tit’. talkingabout his situation for sometime¯ accomplishment.With a home officein iobsmcrcl~ to subsist. wasmade about the specilic incidents, it a manifestationof the patriotismthat followingday indicates that Esteve/. as a EnforcementCaucus. proposedtl~e (’harh’.~Ruh’igh. came 1o /liedoor ol "If I respondedto the obvious and Pittsburgh.Pennsylvania G.N.C. has Butstill, as one employeereported: was found that there were no youcan rellect for this country.’ potentialwitness in other narcotics JointSenate Hearing held in Miamion NormX c&.v~and announ,,,dto him:"’1 inevitablequestions of students,I would over 1.200stores nationally and over " 1"]11’IIIanll~Cl" i.s .~0 ,/(ll’ll Ili(’,’/ l’~a(’]l .sloI’C irregularitiesat all as faras Mr.Meese [ H’ouhlrou/,ula u.~,’d ~ha/t ./i’om Ihi.¥ trials,had declined to be interviewedand April30. 1983,and theother senators bave beentold to dismissyou. You are be in violationof theagreement." Norm 7.500employees across the country.To i.~li~,’ a lilt/,’ lumi!r. It’(, hal,’ I,) ,uu.~(" was concerned. man:’] supposedlywas beingguarded by federal wereall present for that event. D’Amato dismissed!"3/orm wu.~ a peu,eu,tivi.~t ill requested"one hour to talkabout prison be employedat G.N.C.each applicant trouhh’.’"l.ike many other workers in agents,and was expectingto be givena co-presidedover the New York State lit(’1970.~ and .~erved two r,’ar¥ it1 ln’i.~on experiencesor anything else with mustsubmit to a six-pagepsychological San l)icgoCounty. the employeesat new identityand placedin the Federal SenateSelect Committee Hearing. and Barbara and Mary. and /or re.~istingtit(, dralL Todur. thi.~ studentswho wantedto know and with evaluationtest. This test requires the G.N.C.are rcstrictcd to an "’individual White Lacy Art .~uhje,/invariahlr ,mm’.~ up nh,’nIw anyone else who wanted to attend." WitnessProtection Program. Estevez" Hawkinsalso sits on the Advisory collectively¯" tea,’he.~hi~tor.r, and tlw value ol Given the climate of rumors on photoalso appeared on thefront page of Council of the Cuban-American conlinuedon pageI I Plans are underway for a post hi.~toricaljttdt,’l)l(’tll.~ to .~llt(h’tll.~. Clairmontcampus, Norm’s request was lropic,the magazinesection of the NationalFoundation. a Miami business- white led Lacy to ponder those celebrationof the performancethat 1981. a .~mall .group ol parent.~. reasonable, but an authoritarian Miami Herald.November 20. 1983; an and politico-backedanti-revolutionary transformationsin aging which society establishesit as a partof an ongoing organi-edun,h’r th,’ h’a¢h’r.~hip r,l.~h’. administrationsaw otherwise:"We don’t interviewwith Estevez and Crump organizationformed the month Reagan fears."I’m intersted in themythology effortto createchange in socialattitudes Patrick(’r,’han. in.~i~t,’d that their negotiatewith student-teachers. Youare appearedinside. took office. In October 1983. the surroundingolder women, in how they toward aging. For the performers childrenT~ n,’u~tu,h’nt wach,’r fie/ired a gueston thiscampus. We tellyou how The Real Dope Pushers Foundationissued an 88-pagespecial are dunuded of their power in our themselves,contact will be sustained lromhi.~ m’u I,’a,hi,g job. (F(,r the lir.~t to behave!You don’t tell us!" Norm was 1he(.}rand Jury and trial proceedings, reporton thealleged conspiracy, entitled culture.I wantto help themovercome througha phonechain to torma support partol thi.x evpo~e: ~,,,, n.i. xol. 9. no. 16. taken abackby the tone of the School hearingsand mediareports are filled "’Castroand the Narv,atics Connection." thebarriers set up by prejudice,by the system.And finally,a film takingthe May 15-29.) District administrators.He wrote with hearsayassert ions of Cuba’sofficial witha prefa~written, i)y l!awkins. This accumulationof wealthand power.I message of this performance to a CharlesRaleigh and explainedthat his complicity in the two-continent document,wide/y c~rt’ulat~ ~. C"ongress wantto reinfusethem with their power national audience presenting a counter-proposalwas onlyan attemptto and to the press,is a digestof media andrealized how right and evocativc the permanentrecord of the ways in which Norm was unableto get Mr. Crehan. conspiracy.An interestingexample from negotiatea morerational condition for the Joint SenateHearing: .tames A. reportsand of thehearings facilitated by seawas as a setting.With all its cycles. I olderwomen pcrceivc themselves, their leaderof the ad hoc parents’group, to returningto the classroom.Tbe letter thc Administrationidcologues. Only thinkpeople will get the feeling whether lives,and the agingprocess, will be meet with him. But anothermember of Michel.Deputy Assistant Secretary of was rejected.When Norm telephoned Statefor Interamerican Affairs. refers to thosesections of hearingsand reports tbcyunderstand it or not,that sense of developed.Support. not only in art. the group.Mr. Bailey.whose daughter. Raleigh.he receiveda curt reply: "Either which supportthe positionthat the continuityin matriarchalconscious- should be encouraged for the Vick~. was in Norm’s ~orld histor~ an October 1982. "interview with acceptthe proposalas we originally Colombianjournalists" in whichCuban Cuban government ix involved in ncss." reacti~,ationof such support groups and class,agreed to meet with Norm Mr. collectivetics as these women are madeit. or considerthe matter of your l)rcsidentFidel Castro supposedly narcoticstralfieking arc included. "’I’mconscious of tryingto createa Baileyis a conservative,and an active student-teachingto be closed."Norm establishing.Without thin opportuniD Naval officer whose job during the described.laime Guillot l.ara as "a good lhc November 20. 1983 Miami ritual."says Lacy. who feels that turnedto the ACI.U,but they would not to celebrateand honor a portionof VietnamWar was to notifythe families friendof Cuba.’"A reviewof themajor th’raMalso claimed to haveobtained a "’Whisper.the Wind. the Waves’"has handletbe case. He wentto theTeachers humanityso easilyforgotten, and whose of POWs upon the death of American Colombian media tor that month. secretI)EA intelligence report dated beencritical to bothher artisticand Union, but received only commise- contributionsarc so profound.I would soldiers.Mr. Bailey’ssentiments were however,revealed no mentionof any March3 I. 1982.in whicha "’confidentialpersonalgrowth. "’1 hope the image will ration:"(ice. that’s too bad. That’s have missedmeeting some ol the most distinctlypro-war, but he did havethe such comment by Castro. or any informant"..."Ioldthc I)EA that high- makevisible in an almostostentatious terrible,but there’s nothing we cando to wise and pro~,ocativewomen around intellectualhonesty to investigatethe interviewwith Castro by the Colombian ranking((’uhan) government oHicials way that olderwomen arc a beautiful. helpyou." He wentto privatelaw firms. press.In fact.Guillot had been arrested disc!a~cdsetting upa cocait.l¢_tr;a,ffi.cJ~ing wiscpresence both indb.iduall~), as .loan --PG charges made against Norm. Norm but they were "’too busy"or "not my . in Mexico in 1981 on drug and net~orkto raise monc~for the Cuban attemptedto convinceM r. Baileythat he specialty.’"or "1 don’tthink your case has government"as carl~ as 1961. In a was a historianwith a professional any merit."Finally. he went to the immigration-relatedcharges and was interestin VietnamWar history.Bailey rclcascdfrom a Mexicanjail that month. telephoneinterdict, the i)I!A adrnittcd Lawyers’Guild, and here he received extradition requests from both thatthe report exists, ix stillclassilicd. leftthe meetingsufficiently impressed encouragement."We think you have a withNorm’s pedagogical approach that (’oh)mbiaand the UnitedStates ha~ing and had hccn preparedand given to case!" he did not ask that his daughterbe b,’cn denied.Itc disappeared.(His ,~enator I)cnlon at., ;1 nlenlher OI the removedfrom the class,and in parting Next month,Norm will attenda Pre- ~hereaboutsare still unknown.)]he Senate.Nuh-(’omntittcc on Sccurit\ and said,"If I can ever help you.let me TrialConference. If no settlementis usualbinary "’yes or no’"response that con,;ciousncss"which does not allow release, extradition denial and lerrorisn~.Neither the I)FA n,)rlhc know’."Not all conservatives are bigots, agreedto then.an Arbitratorwill be young adults in North America ha~e them to pose the question: "Who disappearancerccci~cd front-page Suh-Committe could sa\ how the it wouldappear! assignedby thecourt to helpthe School been bludgeonedwitb throughout their introducedthe violenceinto the work cmcragcin the Coh)mbianpapers. It Ih’rah/hadobt~,ined a cop.~. Districtand Norm to reacha settlement. formativeyears in oh,,di(’m’,’training place?"and "Howhas tbe possibilityfor Dr. Goodman’soffice would not even ,,cornsunlikcl 3, to sa~the least, that an,, And if no settlementis agreedupon. a (the predictableand non-contextual self-defenseagainst this violence been all considerre-instating Norm. When the commentby Castroabout Guillot at that trialwill be heldin San Diegoaround reflexresponse to symbolslwhich is thc but eliminated?"The "’individual director of the SDSU School of time would have been ignoredb~ the summertime. 1985. dreamof an\ruling class. consciousness’"at (i.N.(’. and else~here media in Colombia. Education tried to intervene. in San I)icgoC,)untv speaks to a new Norm Lewis expectsto win a large One cxamplc of a hypothetical Goodman’sassistant refused to discuss rhode ol capitalist control ~hich Whileno evidenceto incriminatethe the accusationsmade against Norm. sum of money from the San Diego questiongiven on such ps.~chological (’ubanofficials has beenuncovered, the SchoolDistrict for punitivedamages. testsix thehfllowing: "Mr. Smith has 25 dependsheaxil’, on ""lhcIllusion Of "Yourstatements were inconsistent with S,,mctr\’*bet~ccn the Exploiter and the involvement of many militantly 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Butjust as important,he insists,is the ~carsexperience ~ith the company.It ,,’ourstudent-teaching assignment," was Exploited.Where organizeddefense antirevolutionary,exile Cubans in the needto protectfuture student-teachers hasbeen reecntl~ disco~cred that lot the the lastv.ord from ,be administration. againstcxph)itation is structured out ol Floridadrug trade is well documented Serving Goodman asked that Norm not be from the heavyauthoritrian treatment last5 ,,earshe has taken$100 a week hunaan thought, and ~ here class by the localand nationalmedia and in reassignedto anotherschool in the he has had to endure,and which is lromthe compan.~ to puthis son ti~rough collaborationix the norm, the shado~of Florida court and police records. district. designedto shattercreativity and to college.Would you fire him if youv, ere Breakfast the scapcg,)at(e.g. racism,sexism. Fcdcralinvestigators estimate that themanager?" Otber questions ask. "’11 a agcism)is just aroundthe cornerand illegaldrug trafficaccounts for $10 relativeof yourswere caugbt stealing man,,indi,.iduals arc hotand read,, to billiona yearin Floridabusiness, and Lunch & from the store would )ou report ranks as one of the state’sbiggest himher’. ) ....l)o you like to read?"."Aretrotin allldirection the At,thor:lties mightdesire. enterprises.In 1980,according to the Dinner ,,of,married’.)"."I)o you like to watch Miami Herahl. a secret Treasury sp~rts’?".1he job applicants’ answers to --n.i.trabajo Departmentreport named~a number of nixpages of suchquestions are sent to a Miami banks where drug money was DAILY SPECIALS Chicagops.~chological testing firm lor deposited,and which were consistent ALL YOU CAN EAT! c~aluation. If the applicant is violatorsof FederalReserve regulations Wednesdays 5-7 p.m. LIVE JAZZ $3.00 "’succcssfur’andhe sheis acccptcdas an \ for the reporting of desposits. A Sincenone of theCuhan indictees will 9th Week, May 30th Gado-Gado(Peanut Seuce) & Rice By earl.,,March. Norm haO dropped protectthe statu.~ quo, in a Iogocentrieemployeeat (i.N.C..hc shc can look thoroughand enlighteningaccount of ever stand trialon the charges,and lOth Week, June 6th Spaghetti& Salld outof schooland continued his jobas a culture,where human life is all but Iorwardto ~,er.~"’personalized’" working the relationship among narcotics thereforeguilt or innocencecan never substitutecustodian. "It seems that I will reducedto an abstraction,and where conditions,tailored to eachindividt, al’s \ dealers,Florida banks and the Cuban SPECIAL LECTURE actuallybe provedor disprovedin a neverget rid of thisthing, this Vietnam human misery appearsas irrelevant stateof consciounesss. exile communitycan be found in the Wed May 20th Nutrition courtof law.the only tangible result of boogyman.Other people seem to want data. fhcbase pay at G.N.(’.stores is $2.60 February18. 1984.issue of theNation: pursuingthe case is thatof propaganda¯ Guestlecturer, Professor Mills to make Vietnam the most important --n.Ltrabajo an hour.but thissubstandard v.agc ix "The Miami Connection:Mafia. CIA/ Through the .lusticcI)epartment. FREE thingin my lifeand l don’t!’" Thurs. June 7th Ch* Fundrsiser hidden in at "personal incentive Cubans/Banks/Drugs." by Penny financedby publicfunds, the Reagan One morning.Norm ;eceiveda call program" designed to motivate Lernoux.Henrik Kruger’sbook, The ¯ Administrationhasbeen able to carryon DeteilsSoonll from Charles Raleigh. Clairemont employeesso theywill sell to customers Grea!Heroin Co~qu Drug.~, hu(,//ig~’nce an expensiveand effectivepublic ¯ Pizza avery Friday Principal."Come over. right away!" ilcmsthe 3 do notwant. ! hisix doneb,, undhuernalional F’a.sci.sm, describes in relationscampaign on hehalfof its By the sliceor in a specialwith salad assigninga "I)Mrate’" (a ~cr~,smail Raleighwas authorizedby the District Law and Order in detailthe narcotics trafficking of exile foreignpolicy. Evary Day officeto oiler Norm a concession.If bonusust)allv ranging bctwcen 10¢ to Cubans and their role in the Drug All three key witnesses gained Quesdillas,Burritos, Salads, Tumpeh Burgers Nc)rmagreed t,) I) nottalk to students 25¢) to manyslnw-mo~ing itcms in the EnforcementAdministration. and their a "Closed System" freedomand protectionin exchangcfor abouthis pr,sonexperience, and 2) not stores.So an employeemay sella small tiesto theCorsican and SicilianMafia. PANNIKIN COFFEE ALL DAY! bottleo1 100chewable ~itamin (" tablets fascistmovements and the CIA. Alfred theirstories. They escaped prosecution talkto studentsabout the draft, he could forprovcn criminal offenses, while the Becomea coop memberand earn food credltl returnto his student-teachingposition. Ilow is indi~Mual"equilibrium" to a customerand earn a dim(."bonus: or McCoy.in /7),,Polilic,s ~d Hero#lin maintained, and what arc people calciumplus. and cam at 25¢ bonus. "Everydollar I haveI owe to my Southea.wAsia. fingersa CIA agent- ReaganAdministration madc political and copiesof the agreementwould not hay out of chargcsthat can nevcr hc We need Callor comeby allowedto talkabout month after month Mostof theitems ill (i.N.(" are without a faithfulemployee& Now the turn= LucienConein. an operativeof the DEA appearin his permanentfile upon his coatshave Joined a unionto try broughtto court. --Securityfor events Leave name and number successfulcompletion of teachingat in a nuclearsubmarine, in a prison,or in "’I)Mrate" and thc cmph)yees,on the since 1976--whohelped organize drub a’.erage,earn little more than minimtm~ to collectsome of fhemr’ Thi.~ul’li(’h" i.~r(7)ri~lled/rom C U ba1i mcs --Advertising COOPS NEED YOU! Clairemont. theghetto’? ttow do the Iorcesof order !raffickingamon 8 the Meo tribespeople in Vietnam. .,larch-April19~¢4. 12 Lc nU Stories In Sh rt

So Embarrassing A womanmay be in lineto becomethe country’snext vice president, but in our topexculive suites it’s still business as 35 Hours Work; usual.Only one of the 500 largestU.S. industrialcorporations is headedby a 40 HoursPay woman CEO. Why aren’t women New labordemonstrations in support makingit to the top of the corporate of the 35-hour-weekfor 40 hours pay ladder?In a recentcover story, Forlune have shakenup West Germany.Several magalineat last revealedthe answer: hundred thousand workers held one "’Anexecutive at a largecompany .says he hour "Warnstreik’"actions, and then oncehad to tella womanthai she should demonstratedduring that hour on the eithercross her legsor keepher knees streets. Frequently demonstrators togetherwhen she sat. The encounlcr dressedas robots,symbolizing the new was obviouslypainful to him. "She stageof production(and lay-offs) they listened to mc and thanked me and are opposing.Capitalists. the press and expressedshock at wbalshe was doing," WHICH ONE OF the Kohl governmenthave reactedwith he recalls,with a touchof agonyin his LAYING scornand outrage. voice,’My God. this is somethingonly News & Letters yourmother tells you. Fm a fairlydirect personand a great believerin equal opportunity.But it was damn difficult for me to say this to a woman whom I ImperialValley view to be very proper in all other respects.’" Gay Man Wins $109 a Week Thishelpful tip is boundto stirsome Sows RacistSeeds debatein corporatecircles, because The Imperial Valley chapter o! Isa Plenty. many businessmenhave traditionally California Women for Agriculture His Job Back The CaliforniaAssembly stills seems offeredwomen in the officethe exact showedIhek racist colors recently, and In a historicvictory, a gay man has to thinkthat $3.35 is adequateminimum oppositeadvice. thatstain was shared by generalcounsel wonhis job back based on a legalfinding wage. The Ways and Means Committee Mother Jones for the AgriculturalLabor Relations of anti-gaydiscrimination. ,tim Taylor. a BoardDavid Stirling. A,: invitationto chef at a Milwaukee-arearestaurant, rejecteda labor-backedbill that would dinnersponsored by the groupfeatured wasfired from his job after appearing on haveraised the minimum in the stateto a cartoon depicling Mexican a local gay televisionshow. Taylor $4 an hour.Senator Richard Floyd (D- farmworkersas bandits.Stirling. who chargedthe restaurantwilh bias under Hawthorne)who sponsoredthe billsaid Tough Town for has come under attack for his anti- Wisconsin’slesbian and gay rightslaw, the existingminimum wage provideda farmworkerpolicies, chose to disregard theonly such state law in thenation. He take home pay of $109 for a 40-hour Women, Babies the racistanti-farmworker cartoon, and won the case, along with a back pay week which "doesnot providea decent award. living."Amen to that. Facts compiled by Women United spokeat thedinner. People’sWorld Workers World People’sWorld show that in Chicago today: women comprise only .1% of city workers ¯ Tabulatingand releasing results before holdingskilled craft jobs; city job VoteIrregularities fellcompelled to publisha specialisue polls were closed. With a minimum categoriesin which women comprise continuedfrom page 3 last week.to make publican important turnoutcrucial to this election,the over80c,6 of theworkers pay 50e/i , or less money to publisha pamphletentitled perspectivethat the SCB wantedkept actualturnout is us importantas t he vote than thosein whichmen compriseover "TogetherWe Can Make a Difference." from the UCSD community. itselfin determiningthe validity of the 80% of the workers;domestic violence But this samc group later refusedto Less Ihan five days after SCB elections.However, at leasttwice during accountsfor 41% of all womenwho are allocatefunds May 17, to the Committee proclaimedilself a bodydisseminating the week of elections,people having murdered; 400 battered women arc For ResponsibleSpending (CRS). only "information,"the May 21st issue accessto votinginformation were heard turnedaway from sheltersfor lack of The CRS originally requested of the UCSD Guardian showed the discussingthe turnout for the day. In fact space each month;one out of every54 funding. May 10, to counter hypocrisyof theirposition. Opponents on the lastday of voting,advocates of babiicsborn in Chicagodies in thefirst propagandaand misinformationin the received one page of copy. but the the referendum-having obtained yearof lifecompared to a nationalrale SCB’sovertly partisan pamphlet. At that proponents receivedtwo pages--one informationabout the exact numberof of one out of every91 babies,and one time,SCB rejectedthe CRS proposalon page for the Students for the votes needed to reach their 20~; outof every37 Blackbabies dies in the thegrounds that they failed to presenta Referendumwith another2 half pages requirement--madeposters giving the firstyear of life. "concrete" proposal. Submilting a also appearing which explicitly number of votes neededbefore polls -- Guardian requestfor $1650.50- a fractionof that supportedthe UniversityCenter. The closed(see photo page I). In an election ulreadr spent by proponents of the May 24th issuc containeda ½ page ad suchas this,releasing such information UniversityCcnler--CRS returned on advocatingstudents to vote yes,while is no differentthanreleasing the number Free’Em All May 17 to facea hostileSCBand a small opponentsreceived no funding to of yes and no votesat the end of each group of studentscalling themselves purchaseadvertising. day. Free: Raoul Wallcnberg;Nelson and "’Studentsfor the Referendum." ¯ No Secret Balloting.According to ¯ Arbitrary moving of the polling Winnie Mandela; Andrei Zacharov; Oneunidentified source disclosed that CRS, many voterstestified that they stations.At leastone polling station, on Leonard Pcltier;Dennis Fairbanks; Students for the Referendum was werenot required to usethe secret voting Revelle Plala, was moved after the David Trong: Michael O’Rourke: formedat the behestof AssistantVice booths, and many voted on the very secondday of polling.The stationwas Los Tresdel Barrio:and all political Chancellor. Tommy Tucker, to tablethat the ballots were distributed: moved from the north west end of the prisoners. "’counter"CRS and discouragetheir some voterswere witnessedvoting on Plazato a heavytraffic area adjacent to The only good government is no questfor funding. top of the box containing marked the Revelle/Muirwalkway (north east ballots.On Revellecampus on thelast of government. Followingnearly two hoursof debate. end). This locationgavc the polling the SCB votedto rejectCRS requestto voting,an hourbefore polls closed, one marshallsa strategicallyadvantageous run a campaign independentof any pollingmarshall was seenstanding next positionto solicitpassing students to TaxIt All stringsattached. Instead SCB allocated to a voter,while he was markinghis vote. ballot,with her arms around him. At the Tax his cow,lax his goal. onefull page Guardian ad and flyers,on Given the circumstancessurrounding the conditionthat the Studentsfor the PatersonHall polling station, m, private lastweek’s election, the path is c/earfor a Taxhis pants,tax hiscoat. boothswere available. Tax his crop,lax his work, Referendumreceive equal spacein the well-basedchallenge of theintegrity of Taxhis lie, lax his shiM. Guardianand splitspace with CRS on a ¯ Loiteringaround the pollingbooth. theelection results (based on thedispute Tax his chew,tax his smoke, 8 I/2x 14 inchflyer. In addition,they Eyewitnessreports noted a groupof six over the minimumturnout) and based Teachhim taxesare no joke. requiredall material to be submittedto or seven people standingaround the on theprocess itself. Arguments that the Tommy"Fucker. prior to printing,for pollingstation on RevellePla/a chatting administration deprived the UCSD Taxhis tractor, lax hismule. inspectionof accuracyand "facts". withthe poll marshalls on thelast day of studentbody of due processby denying Teachhim taxesare a rule. polling. No attempt was made to themthe rightto participatefully in a Taxhis oil, lax his gas, CRS arguedthat they shouldreceive funds withoutany imposedconditions dispersethe crowd: fairand equitable election and failed to Tax hisnotes, tax hiscash. providereasonable guarantees to ensure Tax him good and let him know, and that the Students for the ¯ Campaigning by poll marshalls. this. creates the possibilityof a Thatafter taxes, he has no dough. Referendumnot receive funds in viewof Severalwitnesses saw poll marshalls the close to $6.000olreodr spent by beckoning students to vote. In an protracteddispute that may extendinto if he hollers,lax him more. proponents of the proposal. SCB electionsuch as this,where a minimum thenext school year. Taxhim tillhe’s good and sore. rejectedthis argumenton the grounds voterturnout is required,urging people In the meantime any and all Taxhis coffin, tax his grave. that their pamphlet was purely to vote.,especially b.v the polling documentationwould be of greatvalue. Tax the sod in whichhe lays. "informational"even though it explicitlymarshalls,becomes a partisanact. There Thosepersons having experienced these Put these words upon his tomb: encouragedslqv~ort of the referendum. were widespread reports of this or similarirregularities during the "Taxes drove me to my doom." Ratherthan submit to theserestrictive occurring.Incredibly. on at leastthree electionsare urgedto drop off their (Evenafter he’s gone, he won’lrelax; conditions. CRS solicited private otheroccasions three students testified name and phone numbereither at the They’llstill be afterinheritance lax.) donationsto printtheir views on a flyer. thatpoll marsballs argued with them to new indi(’aloroffice, room 209 Student --,4. Nom’motts In the faceof suchblatant attempts to vote ycs as they were gettingready to Center. 452-2016: or the UCSD the SouthernLiberlarian Messenger muffleopposing views, the m,, indi~’ator vole. Guardian452-3466.