Vol. 1, No. 4 ^ W Winter 1979 THE CLINTON ST. QUARTERLY C » O » N » T » E « N » T « S The C-Section Scam by Steve Cahill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Packwood’s Boo-Boo by Rick M itchell........................................ 7 Under the Gun in Albina by Joe U ris............................................ 8 Portland’s Housing Crisis by Lenny D e e...................................... 10 Super Nukes by John Bartells........................................................ 12 The Mayor of Berkeley by Micheale Williams.............................. 16 See Teddy Run by Sidney B lumenthal.......................................... 20 Comix! Jim Blashfield.................................................................... 24 Comix! Tom Cassidy and Bennett Narrbo.................................... 26 Comix! David Celsi.......................................................................... 28 Comix! Lynch & W h itney....................... 29 The Queen of Acrofad by Richard Morgan.................................. 30 The Arts in P-town by Harry Too.................................................. 32 Apocalypse Now by Denis Chericone............................................ 34 The Metropolis by Walt C u r tis...................................................... 36 Park Ave. Records by Ed Casey.................................................... 38 Reggae Riot! by Michael O ’Brien.................................................. 40 Reggae Greed! by Kevin Mulligan.................................................. 41 An American Indian Legend by Rick R u b in................................ 42 Marjorie in Kathmandu by M arjorie............................................ 44 Dreck! by Robert W ard.................................................................. 46 Plus Zippy! Clovius and his friends, Nuke Notes and other zingers from the CSQ crowd! The Clinton St. Quarterly is published free to the public by Clinton St. Center for the Arts, Inc., 2522 S.E. Clinton St., Portland, OR 97202. © Clinton St.' Quarterly 1979. CSQ staff Co-Editors: Contributing Artists: Lenny Dee Jim Blashfield Barry Curtis Joe Uris Henk Pander Bob Gardiner Isaac Shamsud-Din Tad Leflar Design and Production: Rick Rubin David Weintraub Joel Weinstein Steve Sandstrom David Celsi with Enrico Martignoni Phred Jerry Kruger Tomas Cassidy A d Sales: Bennet Norrbo Copy Reader: David Milholland Bill Dodge Steve Cackley EDITORIAL The recent action of Iran in seizing the U.S. Embassy and the holding of American hostages has inflamed the American press and citizenry. While in now way agreeing with such hopeless tactics, The Clinton St. Quarterly feels that few in the United States understand the causes of this act. It was the United States’ CIA that led the ouster of the duly elected Iranian government of Prime Minister Mossadegh in 1954 after Mossadegh had nationalized the Iranian oil industry. It was American money, weapons and support that kept the Shah and his torturers of the Savak in power. Now the chickens have come home to roost. And because David Rockefeller and Henry Kissiner asked it, Carter has let the Shah into the U.S. for surgery that could have been done anywhere by a surgeon who is a German living in Canada. If anything is to be learned from this tragedy, it is that time and history cannot be denied. The evil done in our name lives on and will live on until we disavow ourselves of the crimes of our past. Not one American life is worthy of the Shah. Fifty is a tragedy. J.S.U. CSQ says: Thank you to the fine folks who advertise on these pages. Our readers support the paper by shopping at these businesses and telling them you saw it in the Clinton Street Quarterly. Cover Art: Jim Blashfield 3
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