2A Friday, February 24,1984 Daily Nexus Groups Move Toward Saving Ocean, S ealife By GWEN LACY ment of our seas today. balanced. He believes that, ^ W j| T here we are with As our resources on land when considering the fishing w w our oceans right come closer and closer to industry, the military, public * * now is equivalent exhaustion, we are looking recreation and mineral and to where we were with our toward the sea to meet the resource development, there wilderness one hundred and needs of our ever-growing can be no value judgements. fifty years ago,” Dr. Charles society. In a sense, the sea is All of these have a share in Woodhouse, Assistant our new frontier. the sea and we must make Director of the Santa Bar­ Woodhouse stressed the way for their interests, but bara Museum of Natural concept of a multiple-use precautions must be taken to History said, referring to the theory, with utilitarian and protect the sea and its living exploration and develop­ recreational use kept environment. Although there is not one i — 3 H C specific group or organization advocating sea Ü The United Methodist preservation, there are a number of smaller groups Student Movement which have arisen in the last decade, showing increasing monitoring oil companies for record, but figures indicate at UCSB — presents— “Oil development is a full concern about protecting our the past 14 years. Ellen time issue, we are trying to that in a calm, closed harbor JIM & JE A N seas. Sidenberger, • executive limit the number of the clean up rate is 50 per­ In addition, the reap­ director of GOO, emphasized developers going into the cent; in a calm open sea it is STRATHDEE pointment of the Channel the need for good planning channel now, but it is very possible to recover 25 per­ Christian Islands from a monument on the part of the oil com­ frustrating; kind of like cent; therefore in a normal Musicians (established in 1938 by open sea — one in which in President Roosevelt) to a there is a lot of wave National Park in 1980 with movement and sea activity Worship: full government funding and “0/7 development is a full time issue...it is — it is probably not possible Sunday, managerial support, is seen very frustrating; kind of like beating your to fully contain a spill. as a statement of the public’s Woodhouse stated that head against a stone wall. ” Feb. 26 interest in strengthening and since the great spill — or 10:00 a.m. protecting the marine en­ blowout — of 1969 there has vironment. been a move for better at The escalation of oil panies to ensure that “any beating your head against a communication and care on UNIVERSITY CHURCH development in the Santa development is done safely stone wall,” Sideberger said. both sides when looking at oil Barbara area has given way and efficiently, with as little Another organization, development. By law, every 892 Camino del Sur to organizations stressing environmental damage as Clean Seas, works directly time a company wishes to at Sueno the need for safe and ef­ possible.” with the oil companies as a drill there must be an en­ in ficient management. Get Oil GOO has 1,000 members backup in emergencies. vironmental impact Out, or GOO, which was across the United States with They authorize the clean-up statement drawn up to ISLA VISTA founded in 1969 directly after the greatest concentration of any spills that occur in the analyze and evaluate the »* X K s a c SXJC the big oil spill, has been here in the Santa Barbara Santa Barbara area. So far impact a proposed site will serving as a watchdog, area. they have a good track (Please turn to pg.8, col.l) SECONDS FROM CAMPUS - right on the b each Great food, drinks, & entertainment Editor « 5- 4Ü&SER Photo CM jraphic Technician, Brenton Hetty * 1/2 Price Breakfast Special 7-10:30 M-F ★ Cover Illustration^ Happy Hour Specials - $1.00 well drinks - appetizers j Nexus/Bill Hagey featuring: Friday & Poetry, Prose Contest Saturday The Daily Nexus-FRIDAY m agazine is now accepting UCSB student submissions of At G oleta Pier • 964-7881 short poetry (one page limit per piece) and short fiction prose (five page limit per piece) for an upcoming issue. If you have always liked to dabble in writing — or are just beginning to — then consider entering your original work written while at UCSB. A panel of campus judges will determine the “best” piece, and those winners will have their work printed in the FRIDAY magazine. 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Mid Peninsula University of Texas; author. Committee Staff for STUDY' Conversion Protect of camera-ready manuscripts is June 15. Students intending to 'Reversing Economic Decay: peace education and Theodore Williams The Political Economy social justice President. Bell Industries submit a paper but needing more time may be allowed to submit of Arms Reduction' AH sessions will be followed by questions. MODERATED BY CHARLES SCHWARTZ after this date provided they make their intentions known early to Professor. Physics, University of California, Berkeley; Initiator. Weapons Lab Conversion Project ________________ Call 965-8583 for information____ _________ the editorial office. **4*444*44*4 litt è < t f il'iVf rff ri * fV f * ft f * « Friday, February 24,1984 3A Daily Nexus Whale Watching, Nature Cruises Slip Let Us Sailing Entertain You Join us at Jack ’s for an evening Away of food, drink and entertainment. Bruce Holms, piano stylings, on Tuesdays. The Bob Ledner Quartet Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. 5918 Hollister Avenue (south of Fairview ), Goleta Serving Food And Drink Monday thru Friday 11AM-11PM. Saturday and Sunday 5 PM-11PM. Telephone 964-7838 XXXXXXX CLIP & SAVE FOR EMERGENCY XXXX1XXXIXIXXXXXX DOCTORS URGENT GREGWONG/Nexu« CARE PROMPT MEDICAL CARE FAIRVIEW By DAN SHANAHAN close to the boat. The initial and sailed alongside them ocated 300 yards sighting is important — it for about an hour. The S h o p p i n g west of The Wharf appears as a puff of closest we got to the whales C e n t e r OWNED & OPERATED by a husband and. L in Santa Barbara “steam” standing up to 12 was about 25 or 30 yards wife team... Erika Thost, M.D., and Thomas lies the boating company, feet off the water. Where because, as we approached Reaper, M.D. Sea Landing, which one blow is seen, there will the whales, they would -DOCTORS' URGENT CARE FOR- operates four seagoing probably be others since move away. Dave Kamens • CUTS, SPRAIN S • SPORTS INJURIES • ILLNESSES vessels for fishing, scuba whales tend to travel in added, “Sometimes you can diving, sea parties and groups of two to six. get literally right next to a • BROKEN BONES • MINOR BURNS • EYE INJURIES whale watching trips. Sea When traveling, an in­ whale or sometimes they = N O APPOINTMENT NECESSARY== Landing also takes bookings dividual whale will usually will keep a comfortable -----X-RA YS • LABOR A TORY----- for a privately owned 37- make three to four shallow distance between them­ ^ C T d OCTORS ’ 2 foot catamaran which sails dives of 10 to 20 seconds selves and the boat. It’s URGENT to the Channel Islands for duration before making a their ocean and we let them CATHEDRAL OAKS’ r A c a r e -------------- DOCTORS’ URGENT CARE J f\ ly overnight ventures. deeper, more prolonged decide how close we get.” FA IR VIE W V The California Gray dive of three to five One of two boats that s h o p p i n g / - * yçv ‘fll> CENTER / y O o c / IS Whale is migrating north to minutes. When making this works through Sea Landing its feeding grounds in the deep dive, the tail flukes is a 37-foot catamaran Bering Sea near Alaska. are usually visible in a called Slingshot, captained Open 7 Days a Week ß ß ß o M F • They travel close enough to pattern distinctive to the by Jim Tompkins^ This CALLE REAL the beaches to be seen from gray whale.