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....• l'av~ 2, N0w Mexico D WASHINGTON (lJf'l) According to authoritative World News i l.~gypl \ Prime Minister Mu.1!nfn reports that preceded Khalil'o i Khalil ;trrived us President Anwar arrival. The Egyptians arc prepared /' Sadat's emissary Thursday and wns to accept an American compromise I Quakes cause 9 deaths, 500 iniuries I expected to ask President Caner's proposal for cslabli.shing local help in reopening negotiations on a Palestinian governments in the 1: en1cial section .of the Israeli West Bank and Gaza Strip by the Fifth tremor hits Mexico City Looking for a different gift? Egyptian Peace Treaty. end or 1979. MEXICO CITY (UPI)-A small persons in the capital and 500 At least two older buildings He was to confer with Secretary The Washington Treaty tremor rattled Mexico City Nhers were treated for minor in- collapsed in Mexico City and 750 or Stnte Cyrus Vance at a working negotiations have been brought to a Thursday less than 15 hours after juries and shock. other structures sustained damage, lunch Friday. Both men were then dead hall by this "timetable" issue. four violent earthquakes killed nine Madrid said two people were forcing the evacuation of thousands scheduled to meet with C~lr(cr at the Israel rejects any fixed deadline for White House, establishing the autonomous persons, injured 500 and cracked crushed by a power pole; two died of people. Palestinian governments and Egypt dozens of wildly swaying highrises of heart attacks; two construction The Tacubaya Seismological originally demanded a much tighter in the capital. workers died while working in a city Institute said Thursday's quake hit I PREPARE.FOR: ~ schedule. All the quakes were centered in prison; one was crushed by a falling at 4:23 a.m. registered between 5.5 While Egypt appears to be ready the Pacific in an area off the coast wall, and the other jumped to his and 5.8 on the open-ended richter I MCAT • DAT • lSAT • GRE for compromise on this issue, of Southern Oaxaca State where a death from a third-floor window scale and its epicenter was in the I GMAT • OCAT ·VAT· SAT however, the reports also said it has team of University of Texas believing his building was about to sameareaofWednesday'stremors. reconsidered its position on another scientis._ts last year predicted a collapse. N. n met NMB I. ll, ill, sect ion of the basic treaty- article major earthquake in 1978. The government-run Notimex IX0 . 6, which is meant to reconcile the "The damage hasn't been added News Agency said a ninth person . "t h ECFMG ·FlEX· VUE up yet," Mexico City Mayor Carlos died in the city of Oaxaca and 15 NAT'L DENTAL BOARDS peace agreement with Egypt's WI eggs NURSING BOARDS previous treaty obligations with the Hank Gonzalez said after touring university students suffered second • Flexible Programs & Hour~ rest of the Arab world. the areas hit by the first of Wed- degree burns when a beaker of In Eng Ian d !J"here U a dl(ferenct!J! In the present draft treaty test, nesday's qoakes, the strongest in 21 sulfuric acid was knocked over. · already accepted by lsarel, both years. "But considering the The quake also knocked down a OXFORD, England (UPI) ~Si~-H. countries declare "the obligations phenomenon, it's minimal." wall at a Oaxaca Prison, allowing Former President Richard Nixon, ; of thi~ treaty will be binding,'' Police spokesman Jose Madrid an undetermined number of his motorcade showered by eggs said a total of four quakes Wed- prisoners to escape, four have been and flour thrown by I ,000 angry c-t~~~N nesday caused the deaths of eight recaptured. lt>~ll'rl•p~ratlon S!l~tmhsts Smt~ 1938 students, told the Oxford I for tnftJtmllliM Plcasn Coil· University Union Thursday that he 265-2524 Join the ''screwed up" Watergate and paid 127 Jefferson N.E. Mourners the pri.ce by having to resign. ! f r t• dp.w, In l)thl'l (,!Ill '•, (;.If I PEACE CORPS Outside the hall where Nixon TOLL fREE: 800·223-1762 spoke on topics ranging from {,N.l"'• •I• thl!l' lJ[. C•ltr<. 277-5907 Watergate to the Soviet nuclear J, "''"ro. Pill'''" H•• '' 11nt1 1 u1 ,rn· '•1'1\laf·>tii(J overflovv lhreat to President Carter's human SAN FRANCISCO (UP!)· All 2.,400 seals in the modernistic rights policies, some l,OOO U.S. and Thousands of mourners overflowed Catholic cathedral were filled and British students scuffled with police St. Mary's Cathedral today for the hundreds of other mourners and often drowned out his voice funeral of San Francisco Mayor blacks, whites, the young and the with loud r;hants of "Hurry up POWDERPUFF Nixon and Die." George Moscone, slain along with old, a cross-section of San Fran supervisor Harvey Milk in their city ci~co's many ethnic groups-stood in "I'm used to that," Nixon said, hall offices three days ago. the streets under dreary overcast "I don't mind rocks being thrown MOUNTAIN Dan White, the jailed ex-city skies as the final farewell to at me." .official charged with the slayings, Moscone, 49, got under way. None were. But the students has admitted he was the killer, the They stood solemn and hushed as outside hurled eggs, bags of flour San Francisco Chronicle reported. the Roman Catholic funeral mass and tacks at Nixon's motorcade as ~ ' PRESENTS: he entered and left the hall where an ' A jailer said White, 32, known as began. ,,' the ''law and order" supervisor on Memorial services for the audience of 800 mostly friendly the city legisitive body until his murdered supervisor, avowed Oxford students gave him a recent resignation, lay on the bunk homosexual Harvey Milk, were standing ovation. At .least six in his cell reading as the funeral scheduled later in the day at the demonstrators were arrested. began. city's opera house. His body was to Nixon touched on Watergate, ,_ ...... ,.., .. be cremated. criticized President Carter's human _____ right policy, warned that the Soviet .. "Mr. Moscone was an excellent Union was surpassing America in New Mexico mayor and it was a tragic thing." said a black man accompanying his nuclear strength and predicted there DAILY LOBO would soon be a Middle East peace. Vol. 83 No. 74 wife to the funeral. "We have come to pay our respects." He called Soviet President 351<101 People of all the city's main Leonid Brezhnev a "realist" who The Nl'tt' Mexico Dally U1bo i.~ published doesn't want war but who does M~Jnday through F'rldar u\W}' re~ular wcck racial groups-whites, black, of lliC UnJI.'t!r!illy year uud V-'eck_ly dtlrlng tlu! oriental, hispanic-appeared at the want "th~ world." [f ~umnrer !'ic.\.~Ton by the Huard of Student He was asked if he regretted l'uhlicatlom of the U nh·ersily of Nc\"' Mexico, service, to be followed by burial at w ttnd Is: not financially U.'i.~odatcd with UNM, Holy Cross Cemetery in suburban Watergate. Sccortd class p(lstagc paid at Albttt[Ucrquc, "Many felt I didn't. handle it ~New _Mexico 87131. Subscription rtltc is Colma. $!U.OO for the nciidcmieyear, "He appointed me to the properly, they were right. I screwed The opinions c." tJl 'J ~Jl.JJ,r;·u Letters JJ.;..;.Jll l!UlHJ Fed up with waste Ed91ear disregard for scripture Editoral: The editorial in Nov. 30 LOSO the Gospel rather than taking up impossibl~ to .see in a woman the A lot of people da~'t know this, but during the 1973 Arab oil embargo, Editorial was notable for both its time with politiGal maneuvering, image of Christ during the :he U:S. was prepanng plans for emergency transit, as an alternative to demogaguery and theological Secondly, women's ordination is celebration of the Eucherist. 1nvad1ng Saud1 Arabia, And it isn't the first time. During World War II GM ignorance. The Catholic Church is ~ violation of Scripture. This is not Furthermore, in light of Paul's converted lines to n;ake t~nks Wit,h six months, f\lso, as part of those not burdened 'inability to keep up JUSt the Roman Church's position, emphasis on Godly living for the plan,s, there was Jnvast1ga11on mto low-cast, cost-effective transit Advertising hype with the 20th Century,' in fact b.ut also that of the L..utheron ministry; how could Christ and the ~qutpment such_ as ~iesel busways, priority traffic signals, diesel/electric nothing could be farther from the Church·Missou ri Synod. The Apostles refusal to ordain the Virgin Jltn~y vans: taXIs, b1cycle trailers for express buses, bikeways, tranfer truth. The real inability concerns Apostle Paul sets down the Mary (who Roman Catholics st~tJon destgn, and so on. During the embargo there was a serious move :'t~?d~..:-;· ~--__---..-t;:- ···t" ·-e~ ~J~: r? ::~.~ •.•• ::~~~ ::· .h:~.c!"~"ST·t; Jrt: -Jer•:en.t- disregard for the clear disregard for g~ldelines on ministry this way in I Believe to be without sin) be for any '":'th gasoline r~tioning or price increases, to transit, Reason: If the U.s: ·~~-'-1~~ .. ,~. ""'•·l~t"' ·• "'"t.!" .~.:·"' .~~ ···r< .,.~ .. ~ -.. ·.::, ~ .... -.... 1s _,, ... ~ s~--:--'.75 Holy Scripture and the place of Timothy 2: 12; "I don't permit a reason other than to establish a d1d not stop us1ng gasolme powered cars within cities the economy would authority in the Catholic Church. woman to teach men or have male priesthood for all time? If the suffer ~evere unemployment and inflation, eventually leading to a '_·f:!:-! •*l ...'f\ ·o" ~; t -· Page 7. New Mexico Daily LOBO, Deccrnbcr l, 1978 6, New Mexico Daily 1.0130, Decem her l, 1978 Pa~c • Silb!Jr. says plan • • Proposal to be studied .I nn~tr1gu1ng . revenue sports from $450,000 to collect the responses from the $137.50 student fee charge i; the $4,680,000 in fcc revenue went various organizations which it 1s lll!!~1ng support $413,000; and intramurals from ·oflea A propo.;al to incrca;e UNM into debt service to retire bonds. finances,'' Davis said. . The f~nd, sa1d S1lber, would eventually become self f '>tudent fcc> will receive further retained next year, it will produce $l60,(X)0 to $147,000. Because of $195,000 lc>'> revenue than Next year, $2,340,000 must be paid The author of a proposed college tuition plan now supporting as .students repayed their obligation at 2 ;tudy to determine at what level for debt service. Since we can't cut specific commitments, the relatively Davis said that even though the budgeted I or the current year smaller Music Band budget now ~cfore Congress said Thursday his plan is gaining per cent of theu annual income after graduation. A 50 st ttdent services could operate next tl1crc, the other cuts must be twice tuition and fees charged at UNM because of an expected drop in $59,000, would not be reduced. tremendous" grassroots support. per cent surcharge would be added to the total amount 1r····------, Buy one Rizza, 1 year without the new revenue, are in the bo(tom third among state enrollment. lnnaling fixed cost> a<· deep," Davis said. Prcsklcnt William E. Davis an· Davis said Student Health The other budget reductions are universities even with the proposed Boston University President John R. Silber in loaned. . I get the next smatler size free. 1 will make even less buying power slightly more than eight per cent, Albuquerque this week as guest of the New M ' · Numencally • the plan would help more students nounccd Thursday. Services will be asked to report increase, "we wan ·"keep rates as I :!ZZE! Inn·~ lrr~sl:>!lbla pizzas aro now twrco as 1omptu1g With th!s coupo I available in bud{!.ct'>, he ;aid. except for ASUNM/GSA, which is ,, lndepende1~t College Association, said his fe~~trca~ from state-s~pported univers.iries,. sai? ~ilber, but D.!tvis said that each of the what services it would have to ~ut loW as we can without sacrificing I %~~~ x,~~~b~r~:~~tgih~~·:~~:r %:n~~~I~OSI~~~~~~·1vc;rust PIZZa or any·l~rgB ~izo I ·'Ahnost half of the fee revenue 7 .l per cent reduction. services which are really needed." '· plan, pnnc1paUy designed to aid students from middle would also g1ve a boost to pnvate mslltutwns whose 1 smaller size with equal mimb~r otlngrodienrs J~gnd th.Y~~~~= f;~ac~~!n,~:xt .I· operations financed from the with its budget pared from :;':•. ProsonllhJs coupon with guest check · h beyond our control. Year.> ago, it student fcc income will be asked to The prcsdident pointed out that . cl~~s backgrounds, was gaining broad based support. - bud,gets are largely tuition. dependent. $966,500 to $886,000; ASUN I INN-1 0 Valldthru; Dec. 8, 1978 . • was legally committed to pay off He warned, however, that The parents are for it, students are for it Now we . Sllb~r smd the fund, 1f approved, would provide I ~· make an immediate impact M/GSA from $420,000 to cuts could be less severe if the L Coupon Not Valid lor Gourmet Pizzas r,! zza.1.nn. I bonds sold for such tl1ings as the enrollment decline is smaller than making the budget reductions may have to line up Congress and the Senate to su~port .·t , fu1ancwl support aimed at middle-class students evaluation of how it could operate $390,000; New Mexico Union from l.~ he said. 1 • unable to obtain federal aid reserved for low-income New Mexico Union, and Student not be possible without substantial wilh a reduction in expenditure llCXt $300,000 to $275,000; Popejoy Hall expected. However, deeper cuts Health Services and many academic service reductions. "To maintain The plan, known as the Tuition Advance Fund students. A low-income student would be encouraged 1240 Wyoming Blvd. NE 296-0588 year of about eigl1t per cent. might be forced by a sharper l ------~ facilities. This year, $2.,344,600 of from $69,000 to $64,000; non- 5555 Montgomery NE 881-1018 He pointed out that if the present enrollment drop, or by an estimated the existing level of operation in the would offer students attending both private 1;nd state: toh~e~k other means ~f support, such as BEOG grants face of inflation would take a I s.up.ported institutions up to $ · t f w 1c would not reqUire repayment. 3040 Juan Tabo • 298.6868 ~---··- $100,000 under-run income from { . . . 5 , 000. a year ou o a The adv f d 'd S'l fees for the cl)rrent academic year. budget increase of at least seven potentml $4 bil\.ion federal fund. Students would . . ance un ' s~1 1 ber, would stabilize Davis said he will press those percent. Therefore, an eight percent become . eligible for the money after successful ~o~pet~t!On betwe7n pnvate and state-supported " P.i zza .Lo.n. cut in funds, plus failure to receive completion of the freshman year. InstitUtions by. offermg students "a choice" that's not got a you're lila: us.", involved to give him quick and dependent on mcome. \\\:w feeling gonna accurate responses. "I realize, of the seven percent inflation increase Eleven course, that ASUNM may require adds up to 15 percent loss in reai Ik mnrP tim~ because it will need to income," he said, ... extraordinary l Delivery men have earned ~ Novelists to visit f the world's most i syst~m prestigious Stud.ents award. 1 campus in spring i planned Anl' experimental course entitled "Writers· at. Work". w· 1'll b nng· mne· to get raise l novehlst~ to the c~mp~s ?ext semester to talk to students about the By S. MONTOYA Educational and career in mec ames of creatmg f1cllon. Effective Jan. l, 1979, UNM student employees will receive a pay in formation will be more accessible to ~he course, English 300, will be taught by Stanley Crawford the crease under the federally proposed minimum wage guidelines, said people throughout the state when a aut or of Some I.nstructions, Log of the S.S. Mrs. Uguentine 'and Dorothy Chartier, assistant director of Student Financial Aids and Career new information delivery system o.th~r bhooks. It wtll feature guest lectures on fictional techniqu~s by e1g tot e; n?ted a,uth~rs working in sev~ral fields. Services. funded by federal and state grants "All student employees will be under the increase," approved by the is established in New Mexico. s/hey Wlll!.nclude R1chard Bradford, author ~f the best-selling Red Student Policies and Procedures Committee on Nov. 14, 1978 said 1 at Mornmg and other books; Dorothy B. Hughes whose novels won ~or her a rare Grand Masters award of the Mystery Writers of An exclusive broadcast Chartier. ' University of New Mexico Presently students are paid on three seperate group scales, according to secondary and adult teacher Ame~1ca, and Richard Martin Stern, perhaps best knwon here for the nove upon which the movie "The Towering Inferno" was based TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, ON MOST qualincations and job reqllirements, with a start rate and maximum pay education Professor Greg Bowes director of the Educationai Sthtersn's moFst ret;ent ~ovel, Snowbound Six, takes place on the road~~ rate. e anta e Sk1 Basm. Under the new guidelines, group one will receive $2.90 to start and $3.05 Information Centers (EIC) PUBLIC TELEVISION STATIONS The course. is ~joint pro~ect of the English department, the Honors as a maximum; group two begins at $3.05 with a maximum of $3.20· and program, said a federal grant of $45,454 has been awarded to New Center, Contmu1?g Education and the department of journalism. group three starts at $3.20 with possible increases to $3 .80. · ' Pr?f. Tony Hlllerman, who has been involved in the project said "Although students in group three are eligible to make up to $3.80 this Mexico to begin planning the state· Made possible by a grant from Rockwell International wide system. A one-third matching th~ hst ~f ~uthor~ will also include two of the nation's best k~own 'i" increase is not academic and can only become implemented upo~ the sc1e~ce f1ct10n wnters, and others prominent in other fields. "They grant will be awarded by the state request of the department in which the student is employed " said can t be announced yet because we don't have the dates and ap Chartier. ' government. pearances confirmed," Hillerman said. (Check your local listings) All work study increases will automatically be applied to records in the The .co11rse ~ill be_ t~ught on .13 consecutive Saturday mornings work study office and "requests for non work study increases, which come Bowes said proposal are fr~m 9.30 to 11.30 a.m. m the Honors Center for three hours credit. It from individual departments, will be checked out by the Student currently being accepted for Will also be open to non·degree students and to auditors. · . Employment OFfice to insure eligibility,'' she said. projects to provide services, "The course .is intended for those ~ith a serious interest in the Chartier additionally announced that her office is authorizing full time equipment and facilities for the process of writing fiction," Hillerman said. "We scheduled it on The Cultural Program Committee work (40 hours a week), for work study students, over the Christmas information system. He said four to Saturday so that it would not conflict with other courses and so others holidays. six grants of $1000 to $7000 will be in the Albuquerque area could attend." and the Associated Students However she expressed her concern over this decision and advises work awarded. study supervisors to use only those students which are "absolutely ·rn····.·.n····.··-.. ·.·•·········.··.··'. '.--= '·: . . =·._.- ______·._._:. __ Popejoy Hall necessary." "At this time we are not adequately covered for summer work study at the University of New Mexico funds, and unless we receive a supplemental allocation we may be forced to cut back student hours next semester." Chartier and several other UNM financial aid counselors are presently ACCEPT NO attending a conference in Little Rock, Arkansas to revise funding Tickets Now Available for guidelines of federal education assistance programs. The Class to be taught SUBSTITUTESKY'S!! NATIONAL FOLK BALLET of MEXICO via satellite HAVE A Friday December 1,'3:30 & 8:15PM Two-way communication via satellite between the UNM College of Tickets -Public - $8.00, $7.00, $5.00 N~rsing and the University of Washington School of Nursing in Seattle Will be used early next year to teach new skills to nurses in the Albuquerque - UNM Students, Fac/Staff - 1/z price area. The ."university without walls" series will consist of seven continuing educa_tmn classes on the latest research findings in how to assess the health of chtldren who might be under the nurses' care. The classs will include WINNIE THE POOH how to assess such activities as feeding, sleeping, and interaction with parents. One performance only J I '. I ,j ,'I ·-·· Page II, New M.rxi>'O Daily l OBO, December .l, 1978 Shoppers beware LOBOsuggests'worstgifts' dmndisc in a manner that led the He ~aid the workmanship on For more on tacky gifts, see have it. Try not to give pet volcanos. season. If one of the small children complete with n trip to the local free ll) PA TTl \\'A TSO!\ person buying it to believe it was goods involved in con game' IS page 16. New clothes are something that Volcanos are hard to housebreak, in the neighborhood gets one, you dinic, the spirit in which the gift Chriqma> 'hoppers who \\ant to worth more than its actual value. uwally "shoddy," but people By CHRIS LOVE are often misinterpreted as a gift and can make simple things like may see why this is the case. It's wa~ given may be lost when get >omething for nothing may He said con men are "pretty buving them do not im,epct them The decision as to what makes a form. For ins.tance, if the new white doing the dishes or using a better to give a giant sequoia and a weighed against the manner in ,pend money to huy inferior or evenly distributed" all over dosely. good or bad gift is often a matter of jacket you plan to give comes with bathroom an adventure (the little butter knife to the kid. It'll keep which it was recei vcd. DIAMOND worthle" merchandise from con Albuquerque, but tend to avoid "People who are buying the;c personal taste: often, but not attendants and a country vacation buggers love to hide). And, just him busy until puberty, So, as the holiday season gets men. according to a police sergeant. parking Jots of big shopping centers ENGAGEMENT items are excited about getting a always. There are certain gifts for an indefinite period of time, it wait until your friend tries to gel a The gift of love is supposed to be fully underway, choose your gifts Sgt. Elton Hodgson, head of 1 he because security guards in those RINGS good deal or arc in a burry to which are always bad. may put a damper on your cleaning lady. one of the most appreciated in the carefully, and remember the old Albuquerque Police Department parking lots run them off. purchase the 'stolen' merchan.dlse, Never, under any circumstances, relationship with the recipient, Chainsaws are one of the most holiday season. It must be saying, "Do unto others before unit that inve~tigates conftdence Hodgson stressed that anyone a~ they only glance at it," he said. give a friend with a one-bedroom For the friend who has just misunderstood gifts of the holidl:IY remembered !hat if this gift comes they do it unto you." FortheONE games, said the number of con men who is victimized by a con man Sgt. Hodgson outlined three con apartment a rhinoceros. The soloed, E\ plane is really nice. It is You Love operating in the cit)' would increase silould report it immediately. games that have occurred "pret~y problems involved in who gets the nice, as long as it does not resemble "sometime around Thanksgiving," We have no way of gauging how frequently" in Albuquerque m bedroom at night are nothing when the .craft which carried Amelia in response to the approaching many people are ripped off in con recent years. . , compared with the decision as to Earhart to her place of prominenee. holiday season. games because so few report it. He cited the sale of "expensiVe who gets into the bathroom first in lf the resemblance is obvious, this "Con games become more They feel stupid and they don't . ". ,. ;·. ': ·.·: .. ·.. watche.s and rings. The jewelry is in the morning. There is no need to can tend to be the height of profitable around this time because want anyone to know, but the only everyone is shopping-so they have an expensive box and appears discuss paper tr~.ining, tackiness. PIROUETTE way we can stop a con game is to expensive at first glance, wonh A car can be considered a good A shark can be an educational money to spend-and everyone is catch the person pulling it, and we THE STORE FOR DIAMONDS $Z50 to $500. The pigeon usually gift, unless the only vehicle gift. But, do not attempt to surprise looking for a good deal," the can't do that unless we know it is our own terms manages to haggle with the seller available is a Pinto that only runs in the givee by putting it in their pool. WHERE COMPARATIVE SHOPPERS BUYI sergeant said, going on," h.e said .. visa mastercharge until the price is reduce to $15 :o reverse. Under these circumstances When the time comes for your 2411 Son Pedro NE He said con games usually in J'he sergeant said the only IN CARDINAL PLAZA ::::::,:;-""~ $20. Actually the jewelry is made 10 it is advisable to consider the merits friend's morning swim, it may volved the sale of supposedly ex persons who report con games rip pensive merchandise for a very low large lots and pieces sell for ap of tricycles and skateboards. coincide with the sharks feeding proximately S!O each. Watches do offs are those who are ''really price. The gift of a trip can be a time, It's no fun to give a gift when not run and rings are usually made mad." memorable experience. However, if the recipient isn't around to fully &1~:~;;;~ The ''Elysee" collection, Henry · The con games take place in "They get to us before their of plastic or glass. you send someone on a trip to a appreciate it. Rosenfeld's light-weight ballistic parking lots of shopping centers anger subsides. If they have time to Another trick reported .bY country which has existed for Jess With the waning of the pet rock nylon luggage is super tough, water and outside small businesses, he cool off, they won't call," he said. Hodgson is the sale of clothmg than five days, the trip may be more craze, it seems likely that something repellant, and very attractive! It said. Hodgson said he thought ''The con man usually gives the from a car trunk, usually outside a memorable than one would care to new may be needed to•replace it. features reinforced handle assembly small business. Items such as three university students might be ex and brass zippers, hardware, and 'pegion'-the person buying the pecially susceptible to con games. piece suits, coats and dresses a~e legs. Take advantage of the low, low goods- the impression that the "While most students are going sold for "a fraction" of thetr Students revive prices on this one-time shipment of merchandise is stolen, although he to school, they are living on a very original cost. He said in re.ality ~he l! probably doesn't actually say it," tight budget, and it is very tempting I Henry Rosenfeld luggage, while Sgt. Hodgson said. clothing is made of Jnf.en~r material and workmanshtp ts to spend a little money to buy a /hanging of greens' ..,~:i.':;i::-1 supplies last. He explained con fide nee 'neat' present," he. said. t Lieber's Price terrible. They fall apart quickly. UNM students will revive a traditional Christmas ceremony in a can operators usually hint at having Reputable dealers do not sell Another scheme is in the sale of dlelight procession through the campus Sunday evening. · · Shoulder Tote 8,!)7 stolen merchandise to justify the merchandise on sidewalks, in !2-inch, 15-inch and 19-inch The "hanging of the greens" will begin at the Kappa Kappa Gamma t:!:.T:;i;1 24" Accordian Duffle 16.97 low price of the "quality" item to parking lots or from trunks of cars, 15" Drop Bottom Tote 16.97 MAKE IT portable color television sets from sorority house, at 5:30 p.m. Members of Mortar Board, an academic the buyer, and that stolen merchandise does 24" Double Zipper Pullman 22.97 S!OO to $150. They are generally honorary organization, will hang a wreath on the door of the Kappa bouse. WITH Sgt. Hodsgon said the labels on not sell cheaply. 27" Double Zipper Pullman 25.97 boxed in cartons from large The procession will move through "Greek Row'' to the Sigma Chi bouse, the merchandise often give the "Stolen stuff usually sells for 15 19" Expanding CE!rry-on 20;97 department stores, giving the picking up additional marchers along the way. 22" Back Pack 16.97 impression that it is manufactured to 25 percent of its original price. by a nationally known company, impression they are from the st?~es. At the home of UNM President William E. Davis, the students will hang 21" Carry-on W/Pockets 22.97 It's simply not worth the risk of but the labels are misleading. Actually, empt)' shells of televiSlon a wreath and set up luminarias. The procession will move on to the SUB JUAREZ sets are packed in the boxes. stealing a $250 to $500 watch or "If a person would look at the where refreshments will be served. television set to sell it for less than merchandise closely, he would Bill McConnell, a UNM senior who is Mortar Board president this year, TED.UILA The sergeant said that catching that," he explained. Princess Jeanne Shopping Center discover the name of the label is not and convicting con men is difficult. said the group decided to revive the "hanging of the greens" to restore a Albuquerque, New Mexico GOI.O OR S1L VER once-popular tradition and ''to give students something to enjoy together IMPORT£0 & -sOTTLttl Sv 7f0UiLA. JJ..,tSCO SA a famous one, one lener is dif "Often these men have peddler's S..- ~0~15 M:'i SO PROO~ ferent. An example would be a permits issued legally by the city. before finals start." watch with an 'Elgin' label that is Oppose Nuclear Waste About the only way we can arrest march from Yale park 12,p;n actually 'Elgah;'" he said. them in this case is to catch them .. .- '. rail y at. Ch-ic Plaza 2 piit" telling someone the mer~handise is stole~," he said. Saturdav De<.·. 2 He said a con man .:an be .;on speakers. musi~. informati?n commttt~c . oL·LA· victed if the pr<''eculing attorney Ad hoc :-;"uclcar alert California · proves he "as pre,enting mer- Fashion v .-we m A MAN'S REACH • ·~. Outlet SHOULD EXCEED HIS GRASP. •• Our new location· \\'ht.•n Hlu thm\.. .thuut •I - ''" 1 lht• pmnt o( lire 2324 CentralSE Cornell & Central hun~ out' Onh "ht•n (U'O~Jh• .Itt' ~ ,.'• F N \Nun·. in .ll.t' .md n~Wf1 l•huu~h h• rt•,u h ~ R Across From U.VM E i•Ui In nth('t\ du.. •.. l•i~· ht•j.:.m tu ~ll'l.d lh•.· ~ E w jcl\ lht• ftJ!ftllml'nl "'-'' t'\pt•c I frum 11 E ""'~c,.,_l uf U' lh~nl.. ""''' Jfl' r~•.H hln~ UUI s im tht• 1nh. tlw lulun•. ulhf'r~ '" n~;>t'ti fh(' G Sweaters, Jeans Men's Shirts Blouses, T ilnt'., ~~~o-•• luH' But 1f \H' n• luuw .. t. \-\·c• ,ne•n I DESIGN I 0 t(",u hm~ nui .11 ,ill \\r tr \lmph ~rJhlun~ lt•r HAIR F c ;,1•t unh "hf•· th •.t .. ..,.lit'. prt-du 1.1hll' .mel T Tops Jackets·-· And Much More K nnl'r ·~(W' "n f.l'r lmnh•d .u;d pt'i'hdp\_ hmllmF; w w tHI PAl!l t\ T\ lu•lu•\(' •n rrJ< hrn~ our Ill R E p.<'uplc• Y~.tHI rlt't'1llo lw.u llw (,U\pt't pe-<•pl~· A whH ,trt' lnm·l~ ,mcf t unfu\1'!:{, p(" And Now In Cortez Colorado CL),S~ Of Pag<' 13 .. New Mexko Daily LOBO, December 1, 1971! Page 12, New Mexico Daily LOBO, December 1, 1978 Sarbatori 6 People respond Let's-eat-a-banana time' to special day fericite Oh, no. What's this. The door other sweater> onto get that "Hey, with the nimsy bottoms that fall So, you lhink you've got your bell rings. It's the little girl that sal If you want to be different this latvian - Priecigus Ziemus Christmas shopping all wrapped l' vc got money, so wait on rne out after you leave the store. l10liday season and mavhe even Svctkm next to you in third grade that u'ed By JEANETTE KING up. You've paced up and down, first," look. So you're home now. You read have a few people point ai you and 1 ithuanian- Linksmu Kaledu 10 >tick gum in your ear. . The .LOBO asked a number of people, ranging from a mayor to a covering the north and south pole; What you failed to antkipate wa> over your christmas list, checking it w~nder where you came from, you Norwegian- Gledelig .l ul She'> finally come to make ctty editor., how they plan to spend Christmas and what meaning the Persiun - Sale Noc Shoma or the shopping malls. Your feet that even though the went her is into twke. Uh-huh, ummmm, ahhhh, 1n1ght. try this, .. saying Merry amend>. She sticks out her hand hohd~y hold~ for ther:t. Most people responded they would share the Mobarek Bashed w btcro temperatures on the yes. That should do it. You've Christmas in 40 different got >wollen, your shoes were to and makes a peace offering with a day With fam!iy ~nd fnen.ds~ enjoying a special day off. outside, on the inside it'> ''let's-eat taken care of everyone. Now to languages. Polish- Wesolych Swiat tight and you wish you hadn't worn brightly wrapped package with a ASUN~ Pres1dcnt Mlml Swanson said she will spend part of the Porlllgue;e- Feliz Natal a-banana time, becau~c we're in the relax. No more screaming kids, Armenian - Shenorhavor Soorp those extra socks. big red bow in the middle (stuck to day cookm~ h~r father and brother an English Yule traditional dinner. Rumanian- Sarbatori Fericitc no pic">. 1, pushy salesclerk> or plastic TzenoonL the package with gum). The n;eal w~llmclude roastbeef, yorkshire pudding, and a cake which Bulgarian- Chest ita Ko!eda Russian Srozhdcstvom You work a thick red .scarf with snowflakes dangling from the Store owners do not realize that contams a nng, a penny and a safety pin, representing marriage good Chinese- Kung Chu Shen Tan Khristovym matching hat to warn shoppers that ceiling in the color of your choice. Of course you feel like a fool with a t.i !lion bodies racing to and fortune, and health. Swanson will, later in the day help an 86 y;ar old Czechoslovakian- Vesele Vanoce Samoan- Manuia Le Kelisimasi you are indeed prospective buyer No more fighting your way through becattse you have nothing to offer a fro all trying to beat the next guy to woman, Mrs. Poley, prepare for her Christmas. Serbo-Croatian- Srecan Bozic and not a .sale>clerk in the hopes of the mob to the items that are on sale in return. So you get her address Danish- Claedig J ul Take the front or the line to pay for the Th~ student president said the holiday "brings people together and Dutch- Gelukkig Kerstfeest Sloven ian- Blagoslovljen Bozic C\ttting down the number of bimbos only to find that when you finally and say something innane like, there 1~ a renewal on optimism and longevity." English - Merry Christmas (if said Spanish- Peliz Navidad . stock who approach you and say, "how overpriced merchandise, that quite arrive, there's nothing left. "oh, I ordered your present from D.avtd Ru~k, '?ay?r of Albuquerque, said he will be at home in mid-August) Swedish- Glad J ul a bit of friction is created. So in ,) ; much is tim'!' Well, t!wt's all over now. You've Montgomery Wards and you know Chnstmas wtth h1s wtfe, Delcia, and their children, ''We'll probably Tagalog- Maligaya11g Pasko mNnerica. addition to caring vour oarka, Esperanto- Gaja Kristnasko got another year before you must how slow they are at delivering." sleep.late and then get up and go after the stockings stuffed with Turkish- Neseli Noel gloves and sweater in you hands, Estonian- Rooms aid J ou!upuhi Join the Payroll Savings Plan. You were also decked out in a be subjected to such torture and goo?tes and hung the night before. The children have voiced a Ukrainian- Veselykh Sviat you also have to carry a!lt110se bags Once her back is turned, you put Pinnish- Hyvaa .loulua parka, gloves and a shirt wilh three inhumane treatment. on your parka and race to the pr~l erence of roas.tbeef over turkey for this year's dinner," the mayor Flemish- Gelukkige Kerstmis Zulu- Unyaka Omusha lnjabulo ~a~d: Rusk explmned the holiday is "fundamentally a family oc You reach fot• a cup of rum with shopping mall. French- J oyeux Noel cmston.n Gaelic-Irish- Nollaig Shona Dhuit a little eggnog in it and settle back And you thought your Christmas There wil.l be at l~a~t one family celebrating Christmas on campus. into your lazy-boy. Gaelic-Scot ish- Nollaig Sona Duit shopping was all wrapped up. UNM Prcstdent W.tlllam Davis said, "All my children and their Galician- Boas Festas De Nadal ~!t~dparents, will be at home and m7 to, that is the best present of German- Frohliche Weinachten Greek- Kala Christougenna Lo~o basketball Coach Norm Ellenberger, said because of "oc Hawaiian- Mele Kalikimaka LOBO suggests goodies cupational endeavors". his big holidays are July 4 and Labor Day, Hungarian - Boldog Karacsonyi . However, t.he ~oach s~1d that Ch;istmas is a "beautiful time to turn Unnepeket off everythmg II1 our ltve:, to realize the more important things in life Indonesian- Selamat Hari Natal and to turn on to somethmg- family, friends, religion." The Lobos l.ta!ian- Buon Natale for stocking-stuffers play a game Dec. 22 in Tucson, travel Dec. 23 and practice Dec 26· Japanese- Kuri-Sumasu o-medcto players and coach will have a two day vacation. ' ' One of the biggest hits on Gozaimasu Lenl?n Ma!ry, a m.~m~er or the New Mexico state legislature said Korean- Chook Sung Tan Christmas is finding your stocking the h~hday Will ~e a qmel" one for his family. "We all get up real stuffed to the brim with lots of early 111 the .mornmg and.gather r?~nd the <:;hristmas tree to exchange goodies. Herewith arc our and open g1fts. By ~~e ttme ~ve fmtsh opemng gifts, I'm hungry and suggestions for interes1ing and tasty l ready to. eat a trl1~1t~onal dmner with my wife and son," he said. LIVING BATCH ,, Art • t•o~try • t•ros~ f.~.~~~H·~~··~~ stocki ng-stuffer. M~lry satd the day IS tmportant to him because he is a Christian. "lt's t•ltoto~t•nJ•I•y • l~te::: BOOKSTORE Candy and gum always go over a tune to experience joys in Christ.'' : ! big. For the kid with a sweet. tooth, 2406 Central Ave. SE -: : Th~ chairman of the UNM theatre arts department said he will be Submit to Winnie !,~JIU,t.,~ iJI)II.t• ..... candy canes, chocolate money and '~?rkmg .~'hri>tm~s. da~ in Hollywood e?iling tape. Robert Hartung (Across from Johnson Gym) leftover Easter bunnies are a good (~onc~I•iion!li SW the AGES~ TO S sa1d he :'Jll also w,tt fn_ends over the hohdays. "Christmas means the nox20 (Tl\l:IJ l"•tst idea. If the child is overweight or & Pooh same thtng as ThanksgJving to me: a time to share with family and "\.lb. Nlll 87131 NEW USED BOOKS you are a member of a vegetarian loved ones." 10% OFF Clothbound Books. family, try apples and oranges Pete. Penc.e, Albuquerque Tribune's city editor, plans to spend the or ba•l.ng to Hours Dec. 4th -24th always popular. The same goes for day wuh fncnds and visit his mother who is in a nursing home lllurron llaliiC.ooan 103 M·F 10·9, Sat. 10·5, Sun.1-5 nuts and popcorn. "<;"hristmas is the symbolic birthdate ~four Lord," the city edito; m~ fjnge· Puppets Gift certificates are always sat d. NoPhoue appreciated, and can be used to Associate professor of political science, Paul Hain said Christmas purchase all kinds of things. means his family, a nuclear family, reunites with the extended family. For little children, small toys like He will be with his family on the holiday. finger puppets or Weebles (you Appointed as Director of Pinance and Administration, by know, they wobble but don't fall Governor-elect Bruce King, David King, will spend Christmas with his down) are nice. family, at his home near Moriarty. Girls really go for small items Judy Hartford a UNM sophmore majoring inpolitical science, said such as bottles of perfume on Christmas she will watch television and play with puzzles. "This (preferably expensive) and light year l'm giving all handmade gifts." TUESDAY Melissa Noland suid Christmas is important to her as a family and a NIGHT weight jewelry like necklaces, bracelet and stickpins. vacation day. ''We don't go in forbig gifts. Everyone is in a special IS Adolescent boys would probably holiday mood and there is generally a feeling of good cheer in the LADIES like to find a stocking {ortwo) filled air." NIGHT with the long legs of Cheryl Ladd, but items like footballs or tapes for his cassette recorder would be more practical. Other miscellaneous items are KING PHOTO pencils and pens, glue and scissors, Leggs panty hose, dominoes and Finger puppets make a great stocking gift for younger playing cards, film or flash cubes, children. and comic books. c Storewide Sale Hello Hello (Central and Washington almost) Dec.15,16,17 When we have LADIES NIGHT soc:: off all $7.98 list LPs we really mean Get ONE hour Off All Other LPs LADIES NIGHT of Playing time soc:: Ladies only admitted 20°/o Off Maxell Blank Tapes between 8 and 9 p.m. 4100 Prospect NE FREE Albuquerque, NM 87110 off.: 266-7781 with paying customer University store 4517 Central NE FREE CHAMPAGNE and M·Th. 10·10 (uptown store) F.·Sat.10·12 M·F 11·7 CHAMPAGNE PUNCH Sun. 12·8 Sat. 10·6 1 ------, 255·2225 .No Gentlemen admitted to WEST i------I h I Closed Sun until after 9:00p.m. 1 T is COUPON good for I 266-9887 I ONE HOUR OF FREE PLAYING I NO COVER CHARGE I when accompanied with I 1 a paying customer 1 Dance to the best bands in town Every Tuesday Night iis ·iadies 11i-g-hi 1 GOOD THRU dan. 31, 1979 1 at Hello Hello ~------·------...... • !:'age 11, N~w Mexico Daily COBO, Dec<•mlx•r 1, 1!!78 l'ag<' 15, ]'\,.,, Ml'xico Daily LOBO, DP<'<'llll)('r !, l!l7H Police collect toys for tots WINE Have it your way., 1'?\nE HOUR By I'ENI'.I.OJ>E WRONSKI News, LOBO news room, on some Because they don't have the time to Th~ UNM Campu.> Police arc of the bu;,cs that commute to the get them repaired," said James. CELLAR \J mRRT/0/l/06 THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING punicipnting in u Toys for Tots University anc.l aho, in s<>mc or the He said, "It's a fun deal for us 11 BURGER Christmas drive that is sronsnred ~tort:~, (~n Central Ave. because, we get to paint the sacks." "We're by the Marine Corps Reserve. Nightly Entertainment Last year the volunteer ladies at behind They .spent scwrul days ptuntmg James said, "This b the second BCM C collected the most toys for KING GoLobos! paper sack.s with Christmas pic year the LJNM carnpm police have the children," said James. . you, tures, to be used for collecling the participutcc.l in the drive. They arc I ~ going to hox the toy; and take them Lobos" 5801 Meuaul NID toys in. James said the department which ! Fair Plaza Shopping Center 10 the Marine Corps Reserve, where collects the most toys will receive a Corporal !'etc James of" the they are given out to un felt basketball complete with the 6001 E Lomas Blvd. N.E. Across from UNM 5901 Wyontbtg IVID liNM Cm1l[Ju.s Police said, "We arc tlcrprivilcged ~hildren who signatures of the UNM basketball going to rlacc the painted sucks in probably wouldn't get any toy; for team members and coaches. each of the mujor c.lcpanmcnts on c 'hri\tnw~.H campus: like the hhtory, math, Persons from other departments l:nglish departments, the on campus are assisting UNM "Previously, they would ac~cpt bookstore, cashic" <>l'l'kc 11t police in the effort, he said. Among rcpnirab!c toys but, they would : i Scholes llall, Public lnfornmtion them are Nadine Kindel of the art ; \ Oflkc, Camp u.s l'olk:c, ( ·am.pus prefer a new or goml nscd toY'· education department, Doug i l Johnson of the UNM Bookstore Midtown Spo•·ts and Greg Bunker of the souvenir ''' Campus DIVORCE shop in the UNM Bookstore. is uo"v yout• contplete ADJUSTMENT GROUP Rangers i; sct•eeu t•rintiug ' headquat•tet.•s lndividl,lals who are separated or divorced are invited '' to participate in a Divorce Adjustment Group spon I sored by the Family Counseling Service, in con sell tree T- sltirts, ~at•s, junction with the UNM Department of Guidance and The UNM Campus Police are participating in a Toys for heat tt.•ausfer, Counseling. Tots Christmas drive. Toys may be deposited in the painted 10% off coupon bags placed in each of the major departments on campus. permits & xet•ox tt.•ausfet•s The group is designed to meet the needs of people un· !Jy PENELOP.E WRONSKl 371.8 Centt•al Ave SID dergoing the stress and uncertainty that may occur The National Forest Service of 96ll MENAUL BLVD. NE with the ending of a marriage. New Mexico will allow families to Luminarias light i cut Christmas trees starting Nov. 'l Nov. 6 USSR (Exhibltilln) 30. 1/ HOME The seven-week series will begin the week of January CD Nov. 24 New Mexico Highlands HOME 9. The group will be led by experienced counselors. I Nov. 27 N.M. Christmas The permits sell for one dollar .j New Mexico Slate Away each. The perm'it allows each family -::s Dec. 1-2 sun Devil Classic Away );' "C UNM vs Wichita; The fee is $10.00 for the entire series. Enrollment will By LINDA GLEASON conquistidores, who on Christmas to cut or dig one Christmas tree. Q) I ASU vs San J~se Sl. be limited. For information and registration call: One of the most enchanting New Eve set out small bonfires for the Visitors to the mountain area are midnight mass to light the way for .c Dec. 5 Lamar Sl. HOME Mexican Christmas customs, that urged to be prepared for cold u the Holy Family. The tradition has ' Dec. 9 New Mexico Stale HOME Harvey Barker, MS Sara F. Smith, MA of the luminaria, dates as far back weather and possible snowy or i (I) Dec. 16 Florida Tech HOME Dept. of Guidance & Counseling Family Counseling Service as the 1530s. evolved to become the candles muddy ground. Depending on placed in paper bags full of sand. Dec. 18 Eastern Washington HOME 277 ·4954 or 898-4308 265-8596 Luminarias were introduced in conditions tire chains may be On Christmas Eve you can find Dec. 2D Cat-Davis HOME New Mexico by the Spanish needed. bO -ca homes throughout the state lined Dec.22 Arizona /\way ,...... ,...... ,...... ~ with the paper sack lanterns. In The Cibola National Forest will i3 Dec. 29 LOBO INVIil\iiOt-11\L HOME Albuquerque, however, the have 10,400 permits. They will be G) -30 Ut-IM, Miami (Ohio\ available at the ranger station seven oo Davidson, Idaho Slate J The Holy Bible, I Country Club area, Lee Acres, the ~ Los Altos area and Old Town are days a week. 0 Jan. 2 Hawaii Away ~ New International Version. ~ Jan. 11 Ula~· Away notorious for their luminaria Tree permits will be sold at the ca s Jan. 13 Brlg~am Young•• Away ~ ~ "A modern English translation so elegantly slated, ~ displays. The Hebenstreit horne in ranger stations in Grants, m Jan. 18 Colorado Slale • HOME ~ ~ so faithfully accurate, that.it ushers in a new era of ~ the Country Club area displays Magdalena, Mountainair and in Jan. 20 Wyoming• ~ ~ Scriptural clarity for Christians around the world.'' ; several thousand luminarias each Albuquerqu'e at I 038 Candelaria HOME 0 Jan. 25 year and is one of the most breath NE. The office in Albuquerque will .Q san Diego Stale' Away t Jan. 27 Nevada-Las Vegas Away ' ·5. ·Now Available at 15% OFF ~ taking sights in the city. be open from eight to five, seven 0 any Edition (This coupon worth up to 87.19) The luminarias arc lit at sundown days a week as of Dec. 1...... Feb. 3 Texas-EI Paso •• HOME ~ ~ ! Feb. !I Brigham Young• HOME and are left to burn throughout the The Santa Fe Nati011al Forest in No Limit- A grent Cbrisbnas gift idea night. Traffic is always bumper-to e Feb. 1D Utah' HOME = i the Jemez has only 5000 permits for bumper in heavily decorated areas. Feb. 15 Wyoming• Away sale, on a first come, first serve en ~ tfiiuing tmior?t KINGS WAY ~ The Chamber of Commerce 0 el basis. They will be on sale at the "':" Feb. 17 Colorado Statc' Away conducts bus tours of the displays I atlTristian ~_:_~· CHRISTIAN I ratlger station from eight to five. r Feb. 23 Nevada-Las Vegas HOME every year, but the best way to The permits are expected to be sold ~ Feb. 24 San Diego Slaie • HOME §uppht capture the magical effect of ~ atcnter : ' SUPPLY ~ out by the first weekend. Feb. 26 Arizona HOME luminarias is to take a walking tour. ~ 1500 WYOMING BLVD N E 299-48 70 3924 MENAUL BLVD. N.E. 256-0897~ Mar. 3 Texas-EI Paso• Away ...... ,..,...... ,.,...,..,....,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,...... ,.,....._~.,.,.,.,.,.,.._,..,.,...... ,..,..,.w Assembling the crude materials The Cuba National Forest has s An bame: garnet s1a11111 35 "WACO~I!l~ TVS Game to make these lanterns is both easy 1000 permits that will be on sale and cheap, and the result is quite until Dec. 18. lovely. Many local organizations ...J.IJI\opec The Pecos National Forest also $165* make and set up luminarias as fund raising projects. has 1000 permits that will be on sale -per- unti1Dec.l7, TOURING CYC~IST SHOPPE Luminarias are being discovered ~bJr~1ef+. has It all ON CAMPUS month throughout the United States, but .,.. ~"' ~ .n1• 3222 Central Ave. S.E. Las Alamos has 3,800 dottglas the simple paper-sack lanterns are and white fir and permits will be on Use our XMAS PEUGEOT BIKE SALE! especially attractive in the south trom dresses, pants, blouses sale at the ranger station until Dec. convenient west where they blend so well with Drink Dine, Dance Experience Reg. $172.95 NOW $159.00! ROOM & BOARD 17. lo._y-o.wo.y and sleepwear, to stylish Reg. $211.95 NOW $195.00! the surroundings of old adobe ) I co-ordinates and accessories. *$1,490/year, based on Double Occupancy, architecture. The Teseque Ranger Station has December: Out Of The Blue plo.n Bell Bicycle Helmets 500 permits that will go on sale Dec. Hour.s Reg. $34.95 NOW $29.95! 7 Day Meal Plan %30- b rrton.-ThiJfS 2 until Dec. 10. January: Soundstage QJJO .. efrl. ~- ~ Price Good Thru Dec. 9, '78 Includes: Meals, Telephone, Utilities, Linens, Q,;)Ch b Sot. The Sandia Ranger station will Expert repairs on all brands Serving the finest BBQ Ribs in town Lobo ffilss • 2118 Central SE • reduced parking rates, and more ... not sell tree permits this year. Bicycles *Moped* Scooters Montgomery Plaza Mall (across from UNm) • 842-8678 All tree permits must be applied (just 2 blks east ol campus) UNM Residence Halls for before Dec. 15, and all of the ranger stations will be open seven HOUSING RESERVATIONS days a week. ______, 201' La Posada Hall 277-2606 The forests have all kinds of .. trees-ponderosa pines, junipers, Coupon . .· I pinion, and white and douglas firs. . GO LOBOS! I clip and save 1 I I 6301 M!.'naul Nh I I DISCO AT S..'H-522.'1 I I I I moLLY SLADES I I 3M lntrOducas: Ihe New World Of I I FI L··. l'uf(<' 17, N <'IY Mc•xkn Daily LOBO, D<'t'<'tlllwr l, HJ/H l'aw• J(;, "'"" Mt•xil·o Daily LOBO, J)pc•c•ml><'r 1, 1071> Tacky gifts at tacky prices Chords arouse spirit By CARRIE SWANSON Der Wiener Schnitzel plans to "After breakfast the nurses tell passes out girts,'' she said. "Regardless everyone would like The sweet chords of a holy infant give a Christmas tree to each of t11e the patients that Santa Claus is Mrs. Jones said thai the Elks to be at home, But with the ac· Photos by so tender and mild arouse the five pediatrics wards in coming on his way back to the Club sends S!!nta Claus and his tivitics and family involvement we drousy Christmas spirit on the Albuquerque hospitals. After North Pole. Santa Claus arrives group of merry makers to all the haven't felt there have been a lot of children's ward. December I they will give free soft with clowns and singers and he Albuquerque hospitals, tears." -x·(:,.,'.;,'- drinks to anyone that brings in '·.'t:J~ Four-year-old Daniel Summers, John ·.. {&.'\ who is in Presbyterian Hospital Christmas tree decorations. Their .~.:~~··· . Center for a short visit, might not Wienerdog and a KRKE radio ·f :;,., 'l ' sleep in heavenly peace if he were to personality will help the children Chadwick, ~!& .•.\ • spend Christm<1s Eve in the decorate the tree Mrs. Jones Sflid. The hospital's Women's <.,,.:.··....· ..1 .... hospital. .. But Head nurse Margaret Jones Auxiliary will buy presents for the does her best to make sure that each · children and the youth volunteers Jeanette ·;-,- child on Presbyterian Pediatrics will wrap them. and Teen-age ward receives some One auxiliary member will make '· Christmas cheer, colorful animal pillows for each King Mrs. Jones said that the first child. Christmas that she worked on the Mrs. Jones said that seven or children's ward one small boy did eight years ago the Lobo basketball and not receive a present. She called a team went to the hospital and gave pharmacy and told them to wrap the children basketballs seven gifts, charge them to her autographed by the team members. After Mrs. Jones told Tara For those who have unimaginative minds, these will keep account and send them up quickly, Jill Levin She told the liUie boy the Santa Cicala, 15, a sophmore at Sandia your friends' footsies warm during the winter months. Claus had misplaced his presents High School, about the Christmas under another tree. activities Cicala said, "I think I'm Mrs. Jones said, "Some of the going to come at Christmas and see children get no gifts if the family all that." doesn't care, It is very bard if one Having visitors at Christmas is boy gets presents and the fellow in important to patients. Cicala said, the next bed who believes in Santa "If people came to see me l could Claus doesn't get any. He's going make it through the day." . to say 'Why didn't Santa bring me a Cicala's roommate, Melinda present? " Flower, 14, of Sanders, Arizona, Mrs. Jones has many Christmas plans to be in the hospital until activities planned. Christmas Eve. She said, "It Many of the hospital windows wouldn't seem like Christmas. have already been painted with There's no place like home." colorful Christmas scenes including Mrs. Jones said, "Usually the Santa and reindeer. patients here at Christmas are here There will be caroling by church because they are very sick or else groups and a boy seoul group will they would be at home. If able at all bring games and Christmas cards. the doctors usually give a pass to go Ronald McDonald brings home, even if for just a few hours." presents to the children every year "Christmas morning is quite a SWANSON PHOTO before Christmas. delight around here. The nurses see Four-year-old Daniel Summers, who is in Presbyterian Hospital Center for a short visit A standard present every year for the "well-dressed" man. 'The heigth of tackiness: an aluminum Christmas tree. The only thing worse is a Blue Cross Blue Shield members that everyone has a gift at breakfast might not sleep in heavenly peace if he had to spend Christmas Eve in the hospital. revolving colored light focused on the tree. are to bring Christmas stockings. time." Mrs. Jones said. - ---~-~- ______------·- ..._ ___ - - -·- ---· ----·___ __. --"~-- . 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MBA Sale prices good through Dec. 30, 1978- Quantities limited Sale Prices good through Dec. 30, 1978 ·Quantities Limited Tl-5040 110.00 99.95 .All,... and Investment Open Mon.· Fri. 8-5:30; 'L 8:30- 4:30 Open Mon·Fri 8-5:30, Sat. 8:30-4:30 401 Wyoming N E Q.uality gifts for the world of c::r.ience and engineering 265-7981 401 Wyoming N E Quality gifts for the world of science and II .. • Page 19, New Mexico Daily LOBO, December l, 1978 Gift wrap suspected Santa in training WASH! NGTON (UP!) lead and chromium compounds in contamination," Katz said. than half of the samples was well Mickey Prokopiak, a drama t;:oach at West Mesa High Government safety official' said the manufacture of colored gift "Incineration immediately leads to above the limits for potable water School, puts on his official Santa beard. After donning at they have started to collect samples wrapping papers represents hazard air pollution problems, and landfill established by the safe drinking is gay apparel, he practices his Santa spiel on friend of Christmas gift wrap and simiJar to the consumer in his domestic disposal can certainly lead to the water act." Charlotte Matthews. paper to find out if lead and other enviornment," Katz said in his pollution of ground water." Ingestion of lead, particularly in pigments used in the brightly report. children, can. cause brain damage colored designs are hazardous. He said there exists "the Katz said the "ovbious solution .. . would be to avoid the use of and, in extreme cases, death . The CPSC investigation was possibility of ingestion by children" "The use of inorganic pigments prompted by allegations made last as well as a' danger of inhalation if compounds bf toxic elements in the NOW HERE THIS EDITORIAL SUBMISSIONS POLICY: Any manufacture of colored gift in the printing of colored paper is chortfltfJd orgiJnfzatlon or ct~mpus group ma_y ~ubmit on• month . in a scientific paper gift wrap is burned in the fireplace nouncemorrrs o( events or sp_acla/ mattt/ngs to thf1 wrapping papers." widespread," Katz said. "Although nBWsroom, Room t38, i'(farron Hull. Th6 Lobo will att_ompt ro delivered to an American Chemical in a Yuletide blaze. many printers have voluntarily publish not/cos thfl day bfJfora and ti!B dsy of tha me8tln!) Society meeting by Sidney Katz, but NO GUARANTEE OF Pf!BLICATION IS MADE. Th~ "Disposal of these colored gift The CPSC said it is studying the changed to lead-free inks for the ttd{tors suggttst that sroups wishing to publicize lmp(Jrtam professor of chemistry at Rutgers. wrapping papers presents the Katz report and will run its own evefltS purcl1ass sppropr/ate advortislng to gusraflt8! printing of children's magazines, publicfltlo,. Clu·i.~lnum Cards "We conclude thai the use of possibility of environmental tests on the samples of paper it the use of toxic metal compounds • Et('hings collects "to determine how much as pigments is neither prohibited • Soutbwest<.•rn lead we can extract from the paper nor regulated." The Christian Continuing • Trarliticmal and to determine if the paper might The consumer product safety Counci!ing Serivce will be spon Adt'C'Il f Calemlars pose a hazard if chewed." commission said, however, that it soring a workshop called "Plans Personal Sr?rt'ice RENEWAL DEADLINE Katz said his test on randomly does not expect to have its test for the Future" to help people collected samples of gift wrap completed for about two months, assess their talents and set goals at 4605 4th NW Residence Hall Students Are Reminded showed the amount of lead that long after the holiday season is Ramada Inn East on Dec. 9 from 9 Phone :345-2125 could be leached out "from more over. a.m. to4p.m, To Complete And Submit Their ...... ,, ....••.. Residence Hall Room And Board • • Renewal Materials. A small volunteer group is being • • By: 4:00p.m. formed to research Indian Water • • Rights to be published for Four • Rent • Directions. A brief meeting will be • • DECEMBER 5 held at Native American Studies, 10 • • a.m., today. • Futnitute Submit Forms To: Housing Collections • • & Reservations *** • • 2nd Floor, La Posada The last Phi Alpha Theta meeting • • • 10% Student Discount • of this year will be today at 3:30 in • • the History Lounge. • -Free Apartment Locator Service • Me;dco's mosl·famous name Ia America's most ITvvas the night before. • • • - Fast Delivery • • - month-to-month rental • Twas the night before deadline As he set to his work, And placing his finger • • WANTIC &:I The NSSHA will be sponsoring a and all through the newsroom this jolly old elf, aside of his nose, • - 100% of Rental Applies to purchase • benefit bake sale all day today in Not a reporter was typing, He was barely tall enough We watched out the window • -Transfer Prlvlle9es to Other Cities • the lobby of the SUB. • • Pancho Villa tequila the copydesk was a tom b. to reach the top she I f. as a beer keg arose. • • ~ ~ • • Galleys were hung As he finished his work When the drinking was done • • "Stop Nuclear Waste in New in paste-up with care we had nothing to fear and the reindeer had slept • • Mexico" march starts 12:30 p.m. In hopes that the layout crew For clutched in his hand Santa told us • Yale Park Dec. 2, rally 2 p.m., soon would be there. was a bottle of beer. it was tin1e that he left. • Civic Plaza. • • ~~ • • ~ • Gr9!!~~(di\" • The reporters all nestled "It's for journalists We heard him exclaim • • snug in their drawers I have a soft spot in my heart as he rode out of sight • 3900 ffienaul NE • Free classes in cardioplumonary Looking for copy paper, It was on the North Pole Bugle "Merry Christmas to all • . 265-5668 ..•• resuscitation are being offered by discussing old wars. that I got my start." and keep the stories tight." ••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeN the Student Health Center, Dec. 14 through 20. ~ h ~· 0 rk Editorial staff in their kerchiefs Ll.1 Mecltanics Certified by ~ b;;rc;; and I in my cap Nationallnsithctc of Automotive ..:: "'!' I" .ft. Just settled down ~ o- Service Excellence. ~ on ' The Crafts Shop presents its with an old world map. Ll.1 on' Annual Christmas Crafts Fair Dec. ..:: ..0 ~ r-1 10 Proof, lmport•d and Bottl•d by 1 and 8. Times are Thursday from 0 ~ w tha Pancho VIlla Company, '~ I 0 to 8 and Friday 10 to 6. ,...) iXl South San Frandi-Co CA. When out on the lot obile ·Tune ,...) there arose such a clatter GOING HOME FOR THE HOLJDA YS? Ul BE PREPARED! ..:: ~ Wc sprang from our desks w u to see what was the matter. AS LOW AS 4 cyl. ,...) Residence Hall students are $32 'rUNE UP NOW w reminded to complete and submit For a 'l'eqaDa Slllll'IH ~ $34 6 cyl. > ~ 11 their residence hall room and board < 0 1 i o:t. P.anchd Villa Teq-uila, l oz. Grenadine, orange JUice to filL Mlx In a blender or The materials used in making brightly-colored gift wrap Away to the window shake well with cracked ice, stt~ln Into chill.& sour glo!!ss. Top with -lime slice and enjoy! U.S. SAVINGS $36 8 cyl. ..:: z 1 renewal materials by 4 p.m. We come to you we !lew like a nash E-, 0.. paper are suspected of causing lead poisoning Tuesday, Dec. 5, 1978. Submit :::> The window wouldn't open 90 day guarantee parts and labor >- ~ forms to Housing Reservations, La so we broke it with a crash. < z Posada. HOME-SHOP-OFFICE 0 :5 BONDS H ~ -,...) We'll Tie A Red--Red Ribbon, Out on the lot CALL 285·5941 Same day service/ Latest technology 0 was a battered old sleigh ::z:: The National Chicano Health At the driver's seat a guy 'Round Big--Big Box ... Organization, combined with the who had had a hard day. Minority Biomedical Sciences BIG RIVER PRODUCTIONS Advancement Program wlsh to ~ presents . - . - - ' mvlle all students to a Christmas t Eight little reindeer party on Saturday, Dec, 16, at 1 ' pulled the sleigh TWO 'ONE & ONLYS' l, ' p.m. at the Chicauo Studies Center. And he called out their names I l.ike he did it every day. CASSETTE SYSTEMS l SPEAKERS l ~ FROM DECKS FROM FROM ''On Debbie, on .boris $35 $350 ' J eanelte and Linda $199 I On Colleen and Chris ~ AND 8:30pm TheTest i' and Oscar and Ed." TOM WAI fRIDAY 'I ~e're looking for afew goo'cl college men who I ~ . and the little will make good Marine officers. 1 Up to the wof DECEMBERS and they landed with a plop lt.'s a test ?f body. brain and spirit: If you've ' ., ( go.t Jt, pro.ve 1t. If y{)u want it, wo1·k for it. If you We heard scuffing of hoofs \ and then something dropped. Tape & Record accessories from $1 thmk you rea leader. show us. i W.m~."-~,;~-"'~""~ direct discs Tha.!'s our challei1ge. !he only promise we i,, Jl We sneaked to the backshop make 1s that ym(ll be running in good company. 'li (J Cassette tapes special :3 for $2.50 from $12 with deliberate care ~ ·. ! . Bending over the table KIVA AUDITORIUM CONVENTION CENTER ALBUQUERQUE wtts what looked like a red ---~~-~---. Do ~<>Ur .hopping by phone +hi< bv$y ""as on. C..a\1 vs __ 'li· ,• .. l . polar bear. w~U h.. va your giH• oil wrorrec! .""d re..,dy ,f 0 ~ your i: ,\:·.> &~ pick up, Soroc. Tom Heinsohn Famous Basketball Coach Santa arrived in style at Coronado Center last Friday. After touring the center in his sleigh, he made his way through cheering.crowds to his station inside the center. Santa comes to tovvn Photos and story by Jeanette King The Christmas season officially oepned last Friday, Nov, 24, as Santa Claus arrived i.n a sleigh drawn by a white horse, at Coronado Cen.ter. Despite cold damp weather, hundreds of chi.ldren and their parents welcomed the kindly old fellow with a long white beard. ., Santa rode around the center while the mounted patrol of the <: Albuquerque Police Department escorted him. Some children climbed on their parents shoulders and others stood on benches to catch a glimpse of the rosy-cheeked man as he entered the center's mall. Inside the mall a long line of children who wanted to talk to the man formed. Santa gave each child he saw a small candy cane, For $7 a "porta it with'Simta Claus is available." The package includes 10 wallet size photos and two 5 x 7 photos. A _&_. Once inside the · center, Santa started interviewing And all the kids went home that night and dreamed of the youngsters to find out what they wanted for Christmas. holiday season ahead. l' Tops Cowboy In his four-year UNM career, Mike Williams was named all-WAC three times, Jed the Lobos in rushing for By ANDREW CARDONA four years and has three consecutive 1,000-yard seasons. Somt 'f tk ftm 'latin .Amerimn pfts avai 1abk at Lenny Lovato's performance against Tim Schutte in the 142- His number has been retired. PAChAmAOJ~ pound class thrilled the crowd n; 'RDitW'o!N.'W',OU.AI~, 2.1:!.-0!13 gathered at Johnson Gym to witness UNM tangle with the bamboo flute$ silk macrame shawls University of Wyoming in a conference wrestling match. Quinoa yo~ churclus ~er .FPfets The 142-pound freshmen was losing by a 3-4 score emering the ~woven shirts old g~ mol,:u second period of a three-period match. On a near fall and two ~amt.m~a ttativit~ srt whitt da~ a~els reversals Lovato picked up seven points to take the lead. With 6:30 SUBWAY AT ION ttmy_. c\Ay teanot.s .f..m... a krqe. Shiuibo v.ot f-... tlw into the match the UNM wrestler Come by Intramural of• 'B4JiiV1a :~ J · v .. • '.Peti.wumJj«~le J '"'"' The Funky Disco Sounds pinned Ius opponent picking up six of flee, dG Room 230, for team points. calendar and schedule Distributed Lot:ally by Choro it~Jicm curilla .stick handknotted ~in iolkrt Lovato said, "It was close all the SUN TOUCH 'fanama J ik$i9ns . J' of activities for Spring Richards Distributing Co. yom way. I really didn't have him till the Foano.lly Jo.sm ine semester. last." Both ~ri. & So.t. Dec. 1-2 ~nd.spun, hatullutit ccat ~It anti~ wooaen w~lina Despite the big points by Lovato, .5Wel1tars board J'om guatema tt J Wyoming Went ahead to ac On ANHEUSER·BUSCH.INC.• st LOUIS )4 bolts -~ ltAtt~wown cumulate five wins to defeat the Frldo.y, DEC. 1st Ullods V~~e to.South Lobos 15-27, cottonyom 0«atema1a .1\merict:I, 'l.DMclrt, 1806 A In the 126-pound class, Arthur Fashion Show will be presented De La Cruz outpointed Jerry La a thot.iSaM ~ear old soft, alvaca, handknit hats By ta_pestr~ from 1'eru - ~Jitar.Y~,sweaters, mittens Valley, a thrid place finisher in the WAC,6-4. FACES OF FASHION harnhtt~e or.nament.s in straw, La Valley picked lip one point on Budweiser and lntramurals wood, breacl aou~h, ~esso, ~\ass a warning against De La Cruz for Lo.test Styles of Attire slamming. On Wish You A Ill a last minute strategy move So.turdo.y Dec. 2nd Caoch Jacobsen switched Gary The Hines and Mark Worth to match · Merry Christmas Hines against Wyoming's Randy Taylor. ~DISCONNECTION DANCERS~~ Hines said "The rnove wa< done tl "This is the Plo.ce so show your fo.ce'' r:J (con;; m; pago :25) -.. --4·- l'ug<• 24, Nt•w M<·xic:o Daily LOBO, D<'<'<'mlwr I, W1k etters Spiker Season Chaotic Co/borne Explains In Coach Cathy Lies' office in be returning to the squad twxt year. leaving the loaf',uc: Idaho State Carlisle gym a trophy that Wf!S It will be diffkttli ttl fit volleybnll University, University of C'olorndo Lobo readers, friends, and teammates, I feel that my quotatiom presented to the UNM women's into my schedule." and Ncvmla-Lns Vegas wil be made on Tuesday, November 28, in the New Mexico Daily LOBO, volleyball team sits on a table next A few more atllletes have hinted joining the ~onference, under the Iitle 'Colborne, Hayden Criticize Coach' were misquoted, to a few photographs that serve as they will not ret urn or arc un Ari1ona State, the University of misused, and most of all misinterpreted. visual reminders of the volleyball decided. Arimna and Northern Colorado Regarding my quote "We don't have the coaching to compete in the season. Volleyball ace Elyn Underhill will be leaving the conforcn~e. collegiate level", Andrew Cardona failed to explain that this A few weeks after the trophy was said'' Because of personal problems "Because of the locntion of the correlated with the fact the UNM volleyball team has suffered through presented at the NMSU tournament at home l don't know if l will be three new schools," the UNM three coaches in three years, Coach Cathy Lies, current head Coach Cathy Lies made a season returning next season." coach said, traveling will be more volleyball coach, must also double as assistanct softball coach, has forecast. Despite the losses, Coach Lies extensive." had no previous experience in the sport of volleyball. "1 predicted a 9-3 conference said, "We shoud have a good "We will be adding a few more . With the quote "Cathy doesn't know how to utilize the talent on the record, "the volleyball coach said. polished squad t·etut·ning next games to the schcclulc next sca.\on", team'', this was an opinion directly related to a game in Northern We finished tlw season with just the yeal'.n said Lies. "UNM will host a four Colorado in which we were 'favored to win'. I felt that the six starters opposite 3-9." Anotl1er change will be the team invitational volleyball were not performing cohesively a& a team, and Cathy should have Co-captain Cindy Meyer said, addition of three schools in the tournament." used the other squad members. "Our record didn't indicate what Intermountain Conference to She said "I plan to bring some I am not saying I am infallible, on the contrary, 1 know very well we arc capable of doing. We had to rerlace three schools that wil.l be l.op ScllOo(s to this t()UI'IUllllCnt." .. that I broke training during the BYU tournament. I felt punishment adjust to a different situation a new was in order, however l feel the consequences of si l!ing out the coach, new people and we had to S_l'fCIAl OFHt! conference game with the other three violators, involved and hurt learn alot." COPIES other team members. Marlene Romero who pitched FOR STUDENTS & FACULTY In sum, I am not criticizing the coaching, I simply wish to play the eight consecutive serves in one Please game of volleyball without having another 'rebuilding' year, and to game to break a team record said, Present CASH ID Card f\J(H;IIlCK8 train year round with a coached off season volleyball practice. "We could have done alot better if 3%<= 4%<= ''1 rMl I know that at this lime my dream is impossible with the volleyball we would have concentrated on EMU,R\1 •11, ~lith W!llf!; tAI:II_ ,,, ~ 1-\ 20 Ill WJUJf program at UNM, and I am transferring to a school with a program volleyball instead of petty stuff like WHILE YOU WAIT where this is possible. who gets to play more." Billy Col borne "We could have dotJe better if we had played to our full potential," said Julie Rohr a team member. Fan Speaks Out "Everyone had a different idea of This is in response to the article in the Monday LOBO on Nov. 27, what they wanted out of the season 1978. HA YDEN/COLBORNE CRITICIZE COACH, and these goals conflicted making it You have misinterpreted Colborne, and Hayden's point of view. difficult to work together." (: You have misinformed the UNM LOBO readers, friends and most of She said "I don't know if I wiU all the teammates of the volleyball team. The ATM Business Assoc. !, The ladies criticize the womens athletic program, and the coaches of •• • Lovato Icon<. ,.om pags22J in conjunction with the ' the past years because of their volleyball career. "'you only go around to pick up the big points against once in life." their !58-pounder." Student Vets They were criticizing the program for the following reasons: Hines picked up three points, is again conducting their I. The dream of tomorrow and build on the personal foundations of pulling the Lobos ahead 15-!2 with today. three more matches left. Annual Christmas Food and 2. The quali lications of the program meet requirements but do not fill In the !67 -pound class .Larry the need. Deal tied the score at 15-15 with a · ~ Clothing Drive for the needy. 3. Honesty-being able to say that after three years of a losing season win over UNM's Clarence Lasiter, they need help. 5-4. Donations for this drive may be dropped off at any Coach Lies, following the season of the Lobos, lost control of her Wyoming dominated the last two coaching abilitY with these ladies (same two) and others on the team. matches. In the 177-pound division of the three drop-boxes on campus, located on the Col borne, and Hayden tried to help with the coach and the teammates Tom Wertz outpointed UNM'sJeff main floor of the SUB, at Chicano Studies 1805 by utilizing other outside help. Jealousy. Response to this was the Peterson, 6-8. . Roma NE or in the west wing corridor, main floor bench. At 190-pound class Wyoming's Yes, they were wrong for "breaking training", and they paid for it. Kelly Wilson decisoned Paul of the Anderson School of Management between ·' "Punishment", was indi(ect do to the f!!ct that 'To punish one Student Discount Now comes Miller time. 4""~/--·-·--·--· Haircuts . \f~ \ 10 Open Monday - Saturday 9am to 9pm ·£. 197'7 Milh3i' BtCWtng Co .• Mt!wt'iukec, Wts 1123 Central NE 842-8300 across from Presbyterian Hospital ..., __ • l'ugl' 2G "'l'W yt,·xic•c> Daily LOBO, D•·el'OJI)('r !, JfJ78 Skiers Want Points DuoJ Recital Whik many UNM 1tudenl' will The 'iki team, which had it' first be ;kiing for Jun over lhe Chrhtma., training on the snow over the hrc•ak, the UNM 'ki team of coach Thanksgivinp, -break at Purgatory This Sunday Cicorge Brook> will be bmy skiing Ski Area in Durango, Colo., bcgim A junior recital of music and ARTS lor collegiate points. the I '>7R-79 season Saturday and Tick's Holiday Picks Sunday at Lake Eldora, Colo. dance will be pr·escntecl in Keller Hall on Sunday, Dec. 3, at 4 p.m. The NH. has had one of its The public is invited; there is no Commenting on the "Turkey will win all three remaining games Bay, and the Giants left to play, IM Year wi\de't seasons ever this year, and admission. Camp" over the Thanksgiving and will take division if Pittsburgh and two of lhe games at home. 8QIIet Folclorico in this, our last issue, l will go over Guitar and lute music will be break, Brooks .said, "The con doesn't, if not they will be a wild Atlanta is in great positon to make in p\ay.off contention. Then I will played by Paul Brodsky with the ditions were great and I was ex card. My pick: Pittsburgh for title. playoffs. They have to beat either Winds Up lake a peck at the major college Cincinnati or St. Louis (but they dance by Peggy Birge. ceptionally happy with the way we bowl games. AFC,East: Mass confusion. The Brodsky will perforn1 lute music trained. play both on the road), and Night At Popejoy The Intramural 5-10 and under J cts had to throw it all up for grabs Washington, then they are in. Even bv Cutting, Attaignant and AFC-West-Denver, Oakland, by beating Miami, The Dolphins Dowland. Borge will present an basket ball league is winding up 0 if they just defeat the collapsing The team!" Brooks said; "is Tonight at 8:15p.m., in Popejoy their fifth scmon at UNM. This and Seattle arc in contention here. play the crippled Skins this week, Skins, chances are good they will go improvisational dance to "Fan terpreted by the greatest living ready to begin competition. It's Hall, the Cultural Entertainment week the final few of the tournment Denver has the toughest games left but then come home for two against as a wild card. My pick: Los tasia" by Anthony Holborne, virtuoso of this specially, Jorge about time, they've been in dry· of the three, and it looks doubtful the Pats and Oakland. Jf they win The guitar selections include series will present the Ballet Tiller. will square off. land training for quite a while." Angeles to win division. Only seven teams formed the they will go any where this year. all three they are in, if not a bigger works by Robert DeVisee and Folc!orico N~cional de Mexico. After the stirring and colorful They play at Oakland next week, This dance company is the of league in I 973, and the total has "Our women's cross-country mess will occur. New York has NFC-Central: This race could go Francisco Tarrega, with Birge Jalisco Festival, Mariachi having to win to have a chance for ficial representative of the Mexican now grown I o 34. team is definitely stronger than last three games they can win, then they down to the final week of the dancing to Tarreg's "Adelita." Orchestra and all, the viewer is post-season play, but then they face government, under the sponsorship One on one champ J oc Caban·as year," Brooks said. "Our women's have to hope for a Dolphin loss to season with the Pack and the Vikes swept through a whirlwind tour of teams up with Jerome Padilla and alpine team is just as strong as last KC and the Stcelers. So if they put them in, since they beat Miami fighting it out. But instead of both of the Mexican Social Service the other Mexican provinces, in Department. As an official Joey Vigil to leads favored Sky King year but there is not much depth on Raiders win over the Broncos, they twice this year. New England needs winning all their games, they will Atts Events cluding the Chiapas with the governemnt representative, the in the playoffs. the squad." still have to win against Miami and only to beat the Dolphins the last both be losing. ln fact, there is a throbbing Marimbas, and the Ballet has appeared all over the Nu Rho, a team with members Minnesota their last two games. If game to win division, or if they win good chance they will Jose all six Friday, December 1 unique songs ancl dances of the Oakland slips just once in those last world. A Benefit dance consisting or faculty and students The UNM ski team will be against Dallas and Buffalo they are remaining games between them, Performance: A UNM Student originallndain Nahuatl cullure. will chal!angc Sky King. two games, Seattle can win the in. Either way they will at least tying for the title. I think Min Dance production-performed ;tnd Director and choreographer of The program is climaxed with a participating in the Holiday Classic division by winning their last three, the Ballet Folc!orico is Silvia The weekend marks the finals of with skiers who arc going home to make wild card. My pick: Miami to nesota will win at least one though, choreographed,. by UNM Dance Veracruz Extravaganza, complete the co·rcc six person basketball They play Cleveland, KC, and San win title. and even if the two teams tie, the students, 8 p.m., Rodey Theater. Lozano. She has starred in and with gleaming white costumes and the East skiing in Waterville, N.H. Diego. My pick: The young Hawks subsequently directed severa.l league. Sig Ep and Company, and and those going home out West Vikings win division by beating the Admission charge. the 'Vild, foot-stomping Zapateado. will play three close games, but win AFC-Pittsburgh, Miami, Seattle, Packers in the first meeting between Concert; a faculty concert, companies, inlcuding the famous This number is accompanied by the Nul> and Bolts arc the favorites in skiing at Sun Valley Idaho. wild cards·New England and them all and win title. the two. GB plays Tampa Bay, featuring members of the UNM Ballet Aztlan, a direct predecessor world-famous Veracruz country and that tourney. Houston: As a wild card the Pats Chicago, and Los Angeles, all on music faculty, 8:15 p.m., Keller ofthe Ballet Folclorico Nacional. musicians, with their soprano to The bowling tournments had the The 1979 Rocky Mountain can't play a playoff game at home, Al'C-Centrai-This one's not as the road, Minny tangles with Hall. Admission charge. A typical program will begin with bass guitars, walking harps, and Chris Orrall ~amc winners this year as last, with Intercollegiate Ski Association but I still think they will go to the confusing. The Steelers will head to Philadelphia at home, then travels the graceful and tender .Tarascan raucous song. This improvisational Jay Gragg and Bill Putz finishing season begins l'or Brooks' skiers Super Bowl. Saturday, December2 Proceeds go lo one, two in the mens division, and the playoffs for sure, but if they to Detroit and Oakland in their last Wedding Dance from Michoacan, music and dance derives much of its January 2 and 3 in Bozeman, Mont. Lecture; Harold Clurman speaking and then progress to the exotic Citizens Ag:oinst Nuclear 'l'hrculs (CANT) Collctc Robertson, Susan Garcia lose this week to Houston, then to NI<"C-West: Los Angeles is in as two games. My pick: Minnesota. spirit and style from the Spanish January !!through 13 the team will on "The Critic and Theater, dances of the Isthmus of Dec. 2 & Aclllnc Nuclcnr Alert Committee and Diane Schutz coming in the top compete in Laramie, Wyo. for its the Broncos the last game. They champ, as they hold a two game flamenco of Granada. NFC-East: The Cowboys are Today", 10 a.m., Rodey Theater. Teh\lantepec, including the famous Tickets for tonight's per U.N.M. SUB Ballroom three spots in the womcns league. second RM ISA races. will be in as a wild card. Houston lead with only Cincinnati, Green Free. playing \lP to their expectations, mating Dance of the Turtles. formance of the Ballet Folclorico 7 pm - 12 midnight tickets $3.00 Next, from Sonora, comes the finally, but the stubborn Eagles are Concert; UNM Early Music Nacional de Mexico are avilable at right behind them. Both will go to now famous Deer Dance, in- .. Ensemble (a student ensemble the Popejoy Hall box office. the playoffs, but if Philly can beat performing music from the the Vikes this week, they will play Medieval, Renaissance, and early Dallas in the city of Brotherly Love Baroque periods) 4 p.m., Keller CQnCldiCln OperQ Set _J VUU lJ['$rH~~~~18·/~l:· Ht~.!JiHlJ for the title, and there sure ain't Hall. Free. gonna be no Jove in that game. The Eagles would still have to hope for Performance; see Friday, For Popejoy Dec. 15 Dallas to Jose one of their other December I. games, against the Jets at NY, or Recital; Sigma Alpha Iota Chapter Appearing at Popejoy Hall on United States. As a chamber·sty!e coUNTRY VV/1\t~ the Pats at home. A tie between the Recital, 8:15 p.m., Keller Hall. Dec. 15, will be the Canadian opera company, they perform with two would send the Cowboys, as rrce. Opera Company. The company will a full orchestra. they have a better divisional record present "The Marriage of Figaro" between the two. As for the Sunday, December 3 by Mozart as the final presentation Tickets for "The Marriage of Redskins, they have lost five of this year in the Cultural Enter Figaro" performance by the. Concert; Kick, with Spoiler, 8 their last seven, and need to beat tainment Series. Canadian Opera Company are the Falcons in Atlanta to have any p.m., SUB ·Ballroom. Admission Founded in 1958, the company charge. available at the Popejoy Hall Box hopes for the playoffs. My pick: tours throughout Canada and the Office. Dallas. NFC-Dallas, Minnesota, Los Angeles, wild cards, Philadelphia, and for the first lime in their history-Atlanta: Dallas looks strong enough to win the NFC again, and a second straight Super Bowl, but don't place any bets on that. Sugar Bowl (Jan. 1): Penn State vs. Alabama or Georgia. Rose Bowl (Jan. I): USC (10-1) 29 Michigan (I 0-1) 20: Do you realize that Michigan did not win the Big 10? That's right, Michigan. State beat the Wolverines in their game, and the two tied for the conference title, giving the Spartans the crown. But since State is on probation, the Wolves go bowling. PRECISION A DISCOUNT. ll doesn't matter, the Trojans will 1\f make this another Rosey victory. (For students only.) Orange Bowl (Jan. 1): Oklahoma (10-1) 35 Nebraska (9-2) 17: The Come by for a special student dis does after five minutes. "rematch Bowl" I don't like the count card. It's good for a whole year, idea of this game, r think the and entitles you to 10% off any Com A precision haircut with shampoo Orange committee should have and blow-dry costs just $14.00 for asked Norte Dame. Oakics will mand Performance service. Includ blow Huskers out this time, as is the !; ing our precision haircut. guys or gals, less 10% of course. We also offer permanent waves, color case in most revenge games. , Precision haircutting is our tech Cotton Bowl (Jan.!): Norte b j' ing, frosting and conditioning. No Dame vs. South West Conference '· nique for cutting the hair in harmony '·•' appointment needed, just come in. Champion: Did you hear the latest ~,, L! with the way it grows. So as it grows it from South Bend? Seems now that .p: ~'~ 11 doesn't lose its shape. Your haircut the Irish can no longer run around i Take advantage of our offer, it's l ~ ,, will look as good after five days as it precisely what you need. yelling, "God made us #I", Dart I ::l Devine, the Irish Coach, has made ,,I I and idiotic statement. Speaking of a \' controversial call against NI> late in .~r' '1,, the game last Week against USC, he ,! , I ® .,, Said, "lf the official made a \ ,,l I l"AJmDJand PerforDtanee mistake on that call, I'll work to see I I. . 5 , I he'll never work another game, he ';~ I I caused n1y. kids bitter disap ·1 ,[ pointment. If I'.m wrong, then just ' t i I Sierra Vista Shop·ping Center forget it. Bad calls are part of the t; Ll game, and one does not make a { i Montgomery Blvd. at Eubank gallle. Could you imagine an of· .. ·II Store hours Nlon • Fri 9:00 am-9:00 pm ficial being. fired every time a coach t' ~8-9521 ~-, ! Sat 9:00 am•6:00 pm · didn't like a calL .. .f With Dan's recent myopic ·i Statement, he proves that "To err >·: is human, but to forgive i; certainly l not, Devine." ' ! }',,' ) I ~ i'l;. l ... .. , ·~ ~ ·--- Pug<• 2H, N1•w Mexico Dull)' LOBO, Deeembnr 1, l!J7H l'nge 2\J, New Mexko O~tHy LOBO, Deeemb<,r!, HJ78 Students Produce What's On The Tube ? You Are Whot You Give LAND AND CATTLE DC\nce Tonight, greatest hils will be performed by By MIKE VORD Ray and an all-star cast of jazz Tomorrow Night The following shows will appear musicians. On Dec. 9, "A Big Band Books As Presents on KNME-TV, Channel 5, during Bash" will show at 9 p.m. Count Soft-Tech century. fly DONNA IUNNEWEG December. Basic, Earl Hines, Woody Herman '· Mexico - hot, arid country, with '. Edited by Baldwin and Stewart is not so much A >tud~nt dance production will Monday through Friday at 7:30 and many others will perform. The J. Land and Callie Jit.tle promise of rain, and less of Brand "conversations" with Joe PankeY be prc>ented Dec. I and 2 at Rodey p.m. is the "M«cNeil/Lehrer following day, Dec. 10, ''Keith growing something, Parsons photos Penguin Books, 176 pp, $5 as it is a photo-essay of Pankey at Thcnter in the UNM Fine Arts Report." This is one of the most Jarrett's Vermont Solo Concert" of the landscape are very good. work. The conversations are brief Center. reasonable, detailed news programs will be shown for .the second time in There arc some background shots Houses ArchHects Live In bits of background-a quick history The performances, on any network. recent months. "Soundstage" on of Hillboro and T or C ruins that Barbara Plumb of the family and how they came to choreography, lighting and music Saturday mornings at I 0, is Dec, 16, features three great distract from the Pankey's story, Penguin Books, 168 pp., $8.95 be where they are. Joe Pankey will be by students of UNM's dance "Cinematic Eye." Each week a guitarists-George Benson, Chet though, There arc several photos remembering his young days in department. different classic film is shown, Atkins, and Earl Klugh. taken inside their first home-one of Since this is the Christmas California as a movie cowboy The eleven dances to be per followed by a short in-depth On Dec. 7, two shows of special some trophies won by Joe. But formed and the student performers season, why not give someone a extra, how his father traded cattle analysis by Benjamin Dunlap. This interest can be seen. At 8 p.m. is that's a downright doghouse photo are: book they can pore over and enjoy, with Pancho Villa, how southern month's films include "Smiles of a "Nova", focusing on lasers. At 9 and there's one of those too. a book they can wish from and New Mexico was settled-these are "Tanz," performed by Willie Summer Night" by Ingrid Bergman p.m. is "Mont.y ·Python and the Terrible photos, They are offset by Peters; "Zero to Sixty In Five," dream. "Soft-Tech" and "Houses quick vignettes from a man who has on Dec. 2, "L'Aventura" by Holy Grail", the hailarious full some excellent shots-a pair of performed by Frank Gilpin and Architects Live In" arc two books lived his life more outdoors than in, Antonioni on Dec, 9, and Truf length motion picture by the Monty hands, "Joe counts his cows." "A Diana Walsh; "Flame," performed that fill both those categories. You more on a horse than behind the faut's "Jules and Jim" on Dec, 16. Python comedy team. sorry old animal ... " several funny by Marianne Kitts; "Fern Hill," can pore over them both, wish from wheel of a car. Saturday afternoon at 4 is "The Finally, a National Georgraphic outrageous shots of a young bull's performed by Sara Hutchinson and them, and enjoy. The photo!; were taken on the castration. Prisoner" starring Patrick special can be seen on Dec. I 0 at 8 Sally Lauder; "Entre Nous," "Houses" is an ar- Pankey ranch, during roundup, by McGoohan. p.m. "The Living Sands of Faults aside, Land and Cq((/e is a performed by Dan Blumenfeld and chitecture/photograph book, at Jack Parsons. The business of Every Sunday, in December, at Namib" examines. the creatures fine history of the modern rancher, Kristina Florence; "Kruez Koenig" $8.95 a bit expensive for a raising meat to feed the American I 0 p.m., is "The Best of Laurel and that call the African Namib desert in a hard-scrabble business and (King's Cross), performed by paperback, It is all color though, appetite never looked tougher than Hardy." home. country, It's one of UNM Press' Blumenfeld, David . Fritz, Frank with slick, glossy photos. What test here. Look on a map at the ·area December is a musical month on The KNME Monthly Program most accessible books. Joe Gilpin, Rita Snyder, Lisa Tinker, there is devoted to descriptions of near T or C, typical New Channel 5. "Song By Song By Guide may be obtained by sub It's Wesbrook Cindy Williams, and Stefa the houses, 1·ooms, and buildings Gershwin" shows Dec. 4. "Ray scription ($5 per year), from the Zaerucha; ~'Inner Dialogue,'' these architects call home, There Charles At Monlreux" airs on Dec. Albuquerque Pulbic Schools Office performed by Alicia Perea and are some houses in here that are just 5 at 9 p.m. Many of Charles' Services. Lovedy Barbatelli; "Cars Down unbelievable. KING PHOTO I ARTS _] From Placitas Like Tears,'' per "Soft-Tech" is a catalog from Dan Blumenfeld and Kristina Florence perform "Entre Nous" In formed by Joanie Carlisle; "Three the same people who gave us "the the Student Dance Production. Women of my Dreams," per. DecembetArtsEven~ Whole Earth Catalog" and its formed by Peggy birge, J oanie There arc a number of art The exhibit chronicles the history of various successors. This time they Carlisle, and Sara Hutchinson; exhibits and events occuring during Christmas in America. have assembled a catalogue of KUNm Today I.\ "After the Show," performed by December that Lobo Arts would The Canadian Opera Company materials dealing with "appropriate Friday, Dec. I role of machinery in ouf lives. Kim Carin, and Alex Puig, and covet if we were going to be here. will perform "The Marriage of technology", a buzz word for Tuesday, Dec. 5, 10 "Everyday, Everyday" performed Here they arc. Figaro" on Friday, Dec. 15, at alternate energy (itself a buzz 12:15 p.m.; "Options: Black a.m.-"PIRG and UNM" The by Dan Blumenfeld, Frank Gilpin On Monday, Dec. 4, the UNM Poepjoy Hall. Sec the story on the word). There are tools, books, Duality" relationship between PIRG and and Stefan Zawcrucha. Symphonic Band will be in concert COC on page 27 of today's LOBO. hints-in a way, this may be the 5:30p.m.; KUNM News UNM, with Mimi Swanson and at Popejoy Hall at 8:15p.m. On Wednesday, Dec. 20, the counterculture's answer to ''Hints 6 p.m.; NPR'S "All Things On Friday, Dec. 8, at 8 p.m., in Mark Liebendorfcr. Unusual Art Albuquerq\Je Parks and Recreation from Heloise", though on a cosmic Considered" 12:15 p.m.; "Options: Marshall the Kiva Auditorium of the department will sponsor a free harp scale. 7 p.m.; NPR'S "Jazz Alive" A An unusual art event will be held Albuquerque Convention Center, McLuhan: The TV Generation concert at the Kimo Theater at These are the people with the tribute to Lionel Hamption, in the ASA Gallery beginning next Comes of Age" The effect of in Tom Waits and Leon Redbone will Fifth and Central downtown. The ideas. They throw these dreams, celebrating his 50th anniversary as Monday. The gallery is located in be in concert. The gravel-voiced stant communications. conert is free, and will take place at descriptions out to us, like farmers an entertainer, the basement of the SUB. Thursday, Dec. 7, l2:15 performers each have their own noon, as a part of their "lunch-in" planting seed. When you read 8:30p.m.; "Raw Guts" (rock) The show is being organized as a shticks, but they are remarkably p.m.-"Options: China" A look at "A NIGHT OF HARDROCK" series. "Soft-Tech" or "Houses" you are 10 p.m.; "The Asylum Show" life in the People's Republic thesis exhibition by Kendra similar. almost overwhelmed by the number Country rock with Malachi Friday, Dec. 8, 12:15 MacKenzie, and invites par The Museum of Albuquerque on Also on Dec. 20, Don Pancho's with Albuquerque's of ideas that are put in front of you. Mudgong. p.m.-"Options: Ethic, Efficacy ticipation in the building of a Yale near the Airport will open a theater will show "Papillon" On one hand, you have what the Next week on KUNM there are and CIA Activities" The conflicts collective space. A large variety of "Hispanic Heritage" exhibit on starring Steve McQueen and Dustin rich would put in their house if they some interesting shows in the of conducting secret activites in an SPOILER materials will be provided to Sunday, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. The Hoffman, and"The Man Who have the money and the time. On works. Here are some of them, with open society. 7.00 construct wall drawings and three Museum of Albuquerque open v. ;uld Be King" starring Sean Sundo._y. Dec. 3 8 p.m. SUB BALLROOm is the other hand, "Soft-Tech" may dates and times. KUNM-FM is located at 90.1 on RUN, PUSSYCAT. dimensional objects on the floor of daily except Monday, from 10 a.m .. Connery and Michael Caine. have in our homes when the oil runs Monday, Dec. 4, 12:15 your FM radio dail. Helluva good $3.00 - Public $2.00 -Students Kill Kill the gallery. All pieces are open for until 5 p.m., and Sunday from I to "Papillon" is an overly long waste !{);()() out. Either way, they're both pretty p.m.-"Options: Machines". The station. Tickets ot Ttcketmcuter Outlets. while lost alteration and can be moved 5 p.m. of time, but "The Man Who Would good. Joe Wesbrook The Friends of the Albuquerque Be King" is, as Mike Ford is fond to be a rancher in the twentieth Public Library will open a multi of saying, "a semi-spectacular," Land and Cattle: Conversations media exhibit on Monday, Dec. 11. lt'an excellent film. with Joe Pankey, a New Mexico Rancher. by Jack Parsons and Michael Earney UNM Press, 96 pp., $12.95 "To see a working cowboy is a sight that's mighty strange." Steve Frumholz "The Man In The Big Hat" Joe Pankey, his wife Edith, their son Reuben and his family, live on a ranch near Truth or Con sequences. Land and Cat/le is a book about the Pankeys and their ranch, about the cattle raising husiness. about what it's like to try Tired of eo.tlng "ffio.cs, Jacks, o.nd Kings"? Tty Drells MAGIC and . MARIJUANA: Assassin of Youth JOSEPH E.LEVtNE PRESENTS and .. MAGIC Highlights of REEFER MADN€55 ANTHONY HOPKINS ANN-MARGRET BURGESS MEREDITH ED LAUTER EXECUTIVE PRODUCER C.O. ERICKSON MUSIC BY JERRY GOLDSMITH SCREENPLAY BY WILLIAM GOLDMAN, Dec.1&2 at UNM BASED UPON HIS NOVEL . 7:00 9:15 11:00 SUB-THEATRE Pute Hickory-Smoked PRODUCED BY JOSEPH E. LEVINE Bo.rbeque AND RICHARD P. LEVINE Ticl~ets available at all TICKETMASTER outlets DIRECTED BY RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH~ Downtown PHINTS BYOflUXE"~ TtCHNICOlOR'~ [RR~-'""~-'4tV"1 · ';"& $1.50 UNM Studenrs $2.00 General Public "'').',,.,",'.'~~·,',,"il:"..::"'J -mtZI!' 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